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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02

NOW OPEN, ,.. ..
Manhattan Beach! Manhattan Beach Hotel!
Coney Island
Grafullas famous Seventh Regiment Band of 20 pieces,
plays afternoon and evening Grand Sacred Concerts
sunday evening.
The finest beach aud magnificent seaside hotel In
steamers d. X MARTIN aud NORWALK leave every
day Sunday included, Us follows
The ID. X. Martin. from 22d North Rver9 no IL 40
A. NJ; 40. 3:40 5 40 r. NJ. Pier North River-7 40,
The Norwak, from asd st. North River-lo:4 40 A., NJ;
I2:4O, 2:40 4:4O, 6:40. 8 40 +. NJ 10th ST. North
80 A. NJ II 80 80. so. $50, $3.50 p. N.
Pier l CBattery North River-il:l 40 A. NJ. l TO- 3IO.
51O. 7:lo $40 /. NJ.
Connecting at Bay Ridge for the beach Close
connections at nay Ridge, going and coming
Time from piers aud 8 to Bay Ridge, 20 mnutes
Time from Bay Ridge to beach, 20 minutes
Fare-kOund trip. so cents.
This Is the quickest and most pleasant route from New
York to the shore.
Brooklyn to Manhattan Beach-rrains leave East New
York at $3.50 74O 9O3 1O:13. ii :15 A. NJ II 35 80,
2:i4 81 81 6:l5. 75, $3.50 r. NJ Time, 80 minutes
to the beach
NEW ROUTE To COMFY ISLAND AND LOCUST
IN Or and alter SUNDAY. June IT. the steamboat
ARROWSMIT will leave West 22d ST. 10 A. NJ. Y. ". ;
Leroy st. 10 10 A NJ, 10 4:l0 T. NJ Franklin ST. 10 20
A. NJ, 30 20 +. NJ pier Is North River 10 80 A. M
80 4:30 p N, returning II 10 NJ. 80, z T. NJ
steamboat MINNIE X. CHILDS leaves West 22d st.
s As A. NJ, IL 40 A. M. r. NJ Leroy St, $3.50 A. NJ,
II so A NJ. $40 NJ franklin St, 9:o5 A. NJ. II NJ.
500 Z pier ls North River, s:l5 A. M l2lo s p N
FARE DC. EXCURSION TICKET, 4OC.
Connecting with railroad for Cables and Middle Island
hotels M Bath Park
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FOR SEWING GIRLS OF
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.

TO ROCKAWAY BLACH,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4,
BY PALACE STEAMER COLUMBIA,
leaving the regular daily lime table.
Tickets be had application OFFICE 116 SOUTH
ST., on FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. from 10 7 r. ~
All applications be accompanied by employers card
or ertGcate
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS,

COASIWIS SIEAMSHIfS.
PAciFiC NAIL AMP PANAMA TRANSIT STEAM
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON &c.
Far saInE irS% ps5 aS1 yis cnnF nj So R Rss
md south PaeIs po4
From sXN FkAScIsco TO sANISicm lshaSNDs,
Steamship eTY Of NEW YORK. wadAesaay IS
FGr sfni 81 ps'ssSo app BuLLAY
8 Bowling Green pier foot Canal ST., N. X.
AT ~ HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL s. S. LINE
IN. Steamers r Ieaye Pier No Nor' ht Eiyer
CITY IF VERA CRIT Deaken. .Medncsday Aug 5
CITY FOR Uf VERA HRuz AND new o@LEaNs "S 10
yia Havana Progreso Campeaehy. Tuxpan and Tampco;
Steamers leave Ncw Orleans August Il and September
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
sALEkaSRf pPs Sons 81 and 80 Broadway
VVEkKLY LINZ FOR PORT ROYAL, :. c.. BkuNs
w WIGS, Ga, and ternandina Fla. sailing every Friday
Steamer a CITY OF AZ STiN Capt Chester
Tickets to all points in Florida
"pp' vi ~"' C. ii. MALLORY CO..
1873 Maiden lanc.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
pier IL North River foot OF Cedar st. for Havana direct as
COLUMBUS Wednesday, August
CLYDE. Saturday. August III
For freight and passage having oda
WIN r: CLYDE 90, No. bowling dreen-
MCCLELLAN. LULING CO, Agents in Havana.
TExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON ToUCHING All nEY
i west.-Ths steamer CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain
stevens, will sail on SATURDAY, August 81 F. NJ from
points Houston and Texas, Central international
and Great Northern, Gaiveson Houston ana Henderson,
Freghts and insurance lowest rates For freight and
passage having superior accommodations) applyt H.
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BAD MANAGEMENT AT THE T1voLL

To THE EDITOR or TIE HHRALD:-
Allow me to make complaint of the manner In
which was treated the other evening at the above
place of amusement had paid for and occupied re-
served seat and wishing TO leave it for few moments
did so; but upon attempting to return was un-
cou,hy told could not get TO my place and that there
were no proofs to my having occupied
seat in the reserves, the usher being reinforced oy
the manager, "Aberli" or "Baverli," or some sucn
dlgnation at being made the cynosure OF all eyes.
This occurred through the stupidity OF tho proprietor
In not supplying the ushers with pass-out checka
WouId It not be better to close up the show than 70
conduct II In tho above named mannerY
Observation-Disclosures.
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EXCURSIONS.
nock1w3Y.

PLYMOUTH houA. EockAwAy
JARRETT rALMERs superb palace steamer PLY
ms"s, hoon T an her great ma.es ts
R0CKAwAy BEAcH.' giving ample time for surf bathing
s Ss sof s'is' charming ''
single iD tickets either way. IS cents '
oc! ia ST. soisn vsr q 10 sfless "a
amer F sYaS s o pas
ISiSs ; SSblSsaE !s:;ss isr:% ION !!
River At 10 oeoek and Peck slip at o:io Takes up on
s.4 s: r sas' ag5 a.: .. D daily My
for Rockaway direct
-A-FIvE OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY TO
"a. new H9 saaS5fa EH6S STEAMER
se, E :;s I: ss;S SII:s e
sx lsi.'a' 10Th ST., n. r.. .ioaS A. NJ. >'''
GEE iiY olUB Pier 2. N 1880 A. NJ 's sna
c?;a; ,sss :y!. Bf and sSS1
with Neptune Brass Band and orphsa. Quartet Cub "
Iss S S$;S %$
fsr : SSstS Y and IS
East ,s1 . Bras an from
ssass i! IS: williamsburg 30 an" and Il S
Gssss 1, s Ssw SSs go and and S S
''s s"r,-P SxoGSsS%sa iiSSHKEis $hSfs no,r
BoATs Tagasak IN and
SPECIAL on S' EVERY BOAT
EvENlNd EXCURSION, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8.
Palace steamer COLUMBIA,
UP THE HUDSON,
accomp anied by.
CONTERNOS TwENTY-THIRD REGIMENT BAND,
Columbia and Orpheus Quartet
and several Solosts.
rendering grand musical programme.
$50 COLUMBIA leaves Jewells wharf, Brooklyn, 6:45
MI pier North Kiysr. r. ~ dosh st. North River
Returning TO the city early In the eve ming.
TICKETS round trip. so CENTS.
A -A-FREE EXCURSION TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
FOR SEWING GIRLS OF
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
TO ROCKAWAY BLACH,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4.
BY PALACE STEAMER COLUMBIA,
leaving the regular daily time table.
Tickets can had application OFFICE I16 SOUTH
ST., FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, from 3 10 r. NJ
All applications must be accompanied by employers card
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THE MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD DURING
THE STRIKE
To THE Enron OF THE HERALD:-

POLICEMAN ELEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
TO THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
Yesterday morning my wife was startled by crash
and the flying OF fragments OF glassthrough the room.
ON her calling 10 me. "There goes pane Of glasa
again. rushed to street and seized two boys Of
a group Of three engaged exchanging stones with
party on a street and endeavored to lead them
toward station house, relying on meeting some
officer. AT Seventy fourth street mot the lin this
vicinity rara and requested him to take my game
In charge But this Solou, No. no. instead OF render
ing ASSISTANCE began to mold court OF his own on tho
sidewalk and concluded BY telling me that further
on might come across another NJ. +. who might
feel better disposed toward those who pay for the
"1nest police in the world" Why his help refused
he kept for his sapient self aud to men,
ton " me. plodded along with my double prize al
far AS Sixty seventh street, when there Ving moro
uss" than the matter really was worth, am the task
growing laborous one, let the two boys Tree them-
selves nom my grasp and went home Was | or not
entitled TO help from members OF an organization
whose sole object II Is 10 project taxpayers aud their
property and how, II said help Is refused can ges
rid of the boys who conpregate around my housef
SEvENrH-ElGHrH STREET
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DEAD THE EVENING TELEGRAM.

THE NATIONAL GUARD
THOROUGH REORGANIZATION NEEDED In THE
MILITIA
INCOMPETENT OFFICERS.
VIEWS OF GENERAL SMALLER, GENERAL VII
MAR COLONEL CLARK AND OTHER
PROMINENT OFFICERS.
THE DUTY OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ALL IN THE TELEGRAM TODAY.
CTEAMBOAT RESTLESS TO CHARTER FOR ExCUR.
Osions $50 TO $50 per day Apply At 80 Coenties slip,
corner South st.
THE POPULAR RESORT. HIGH BRIDGE-EvERY-
i body is going there
lake steamer TIGER LILY at Harlem Bridge take
Fulton and Peck slip also Second and Third
avenue horse
Excursion tickets to High Bridge and return, by boats
iron fulton and Grand sts.. IS cents
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

PULPIT PowER.-It has been alleged of
late that the pulpit is losing its power. No
proofs given of this, as the exceptional con-
duct of wolves in sleeps clothing is not
accepted by intelligent men as fair ex-
ponent of the morality of the class to which
they belong, whether it be Reno or Baker
in the army, or Tweed or Packard among
politicians, or the Judas Iscariots among
apostles No doubt extremists and fanatics
in the pulpit have exerted some influence
in bringing their profession into contempt.
That the pulpit is not entirely impotent
may be inferred from the remarkable
statement of the Rev. DR.. Sims, of the
Northern Methodist Church, who says that
he knew a man who was ruined in body,
soul and estate by single sermon of the
Rev. Chancellor Crosby in favor of modera-
ton in drinking. A contemporary thinks
this is as strong an evidence of the un-
diminished power of the pulpit as Sydney
Smiths famous instance of a man whom a
single discourse by a Methodist minister
cured instantaneously of scrofulous legs
and atheistical principles.-Bah. Sun.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

A TINE HONORED SPECIFIC.-The long and
successful career of DIR. Wishart's Pine Tree
lar Cordial, as cOntrasted with the speedy
collapse of nostrums devoid of efficacy
which have from time to time been puffed
INTO brief notOriety during the twenty odd
years that this celebrated medicine has been
sold, affords a proof that the American
continues to repose its confidence in de-
serving articles only. The Pine Tree Tar
Cordial has long been recognized as the
leading specific for Consumption, Bronchi-
It's, Coughs, Coulds, Asthma, Diptheria, and
all other diseases of the breathing organs.
1t Is, moreover, a certain, speedy, and safe
botanic remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Disor.
dders, Scrofulous Affections, Urinary Trou-
6les, Gravel, Dropsy, Debility, Consti patton,
and Female Complaints. Constantly ac.
cumulating evidence of an unimpeachable
character establishes the fact that it not
only entirely eradicates the diseases to
winch 1t is adapted, but also that its action
Is remarkably prompt and thorough. The
crucial test Of experience has demonstrated
tT ~ reliability in every particular. Sold by
All h.e druggists. ~ Principal Depot, No GIG FIJI
osre street, Philadelphia. novlS-1y
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
MARRIAGES

sora-" .-i-i'-" "lLLlAMs.-Att the Wyoming NJ. E. par
J1ge, April 18th, 1877. by Rev. D. W. C. Mcintyre
l william Powell, Of Kent county, Del. to Miss
,oa ousan Williams, of Venango county, Pa.
LORD-MARvEL-At the same ,Ioco H., a.. .....o
April 10Th, 1877 Mr.. Willard s. Lord n Miss Ella
Marvel, both Of Kent county, Del.
'iANsBCRY-MANLOVE- Greepsborou0b Nd
on tuesday the 18th inst in the Church of the Holy
trinity, by the Rev. George F. Beayen, Rector Dr.
oscar sansbury, of Chico California to Miss Iibbie
=, uaughter off p ManlOve, Esq.
e.n-,', Ohi-JEsTER-At the residence Of Mrs.
soeny' Dover, Del, on Monday. April 10th, 1877.
"a ,ta neV. cyrus Huntington, Mr. John F. Salisbury
,,o,al W miss H. Anna Jester, both Of Dover. Del.
NoRRls-REDGRAvE.-In Philadelnbia ON Tburs-
usy, March 18th, by Rev. s. n Chew, Jas. A. Morris.
p. madieIown, Del. to Miss NJ E. Redgrave, of
RI, IN okNER.-In Greensborough, Nd, on the
o',' nst' Dy Rev. George F. Beaven, DR. VIM. Caulk.
~ sherwood Forest" Talbot county. 10 Miss
hiorense Turner, of Greensborough.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
TERMS CASH.
PRINCE HAMBLETON.

o. This thoroughbred Hambletonian Stallion
I'M will make the Season in Kent County
F3A~ Delaware, follows: Every ohter week
s@Ax-2- at Dover and every other week at Home
on the farm of Rev. J. 5. Willis near Magnolia he
ginning Monday, April gth, at Dover Monday April
louh'at home and SO on the remainder of the season
IEtNS OF INSU RANCE.-OneM Mare s25: Two Mares
" ~ eacll; Three or more 20 each 80 cents cash
to the Groom in each case
single service cash Services Dy season to be paid for
at te eild thereof insurance when the mare ascer
mlned TO be with fOal Persons parting with mare
before she Is ascertained to be with oal will be held
loT te insurance 30 cents to the groom in each case
PkiNCE HAMBLETON is 8 years old was bred by
MI Meeker of WestpOrt, Conn Hissire is the famous
Mnisl0w horse, otherwise Y0ung Hambletonian UdE
9ccs 1r0ntng Register his dam by sherman Morgan
loung HambletOnian, who was sold for SIG 600 was
slfeu Dy ltysdykes Hambletonian the greatest trot
ulS sire known: his dam thorough bred marc nv n
son oil Henry. Thus it will be seen that Prince Ham
DletOn combines in a choice style the running with
tne trottlng elements He is beautiful brown full
io.1 hands IN height, weighs 100 pounds and for
Deauysye and docility is unsurpassed by any horse
IN thc country Though never specially trained for
the track, yet he made last fail over the New Haven
course, a record of 251. The number of Sirps npr
morse trottlng in 230 during the year 1879 was i62
Not per cent of these sired more than one performer
or all who sired more than one twosevenths are
Ham6letOnans; of all who sired more than three all
are Hambetonians.-Hambleto and his son
volunteer having sired five each
IeD Zo-1m WIN. H. HICKEY, Agent.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

"After considerable discussion" as it is
stated, the Presbytery of Utica, N. Y,
adopted, at its recent session, two resolu-
tions in relation to the use of fermented
wine in the Lords Supper. The first de-
cares it to be the opinion of the presbytery
that it is not necessary to a valid admins
tration that the wine used be fermented :;
the second recommends "the use of unfer-
mented wines for sentimental purposes
wherever found practicable by the session
of the church"
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

The Washington Chronicle issaid to have
sunk over $500,OO0 during its existence.
The "honor" of publishing Washington
daily is probably worth good part of this
amount, so the real loss is not felt so much
after all.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

The President has been informed by
telegraph that paper has been sent him,
signed by the Bishops of the Episcopal,
Methodist and Roman Catholic Churches of
Louisiana, and the principal bankers,
merchants, planters, and business men of
the State, approving the action of the
Nichols Legislature with reference to the
pledges made for the faithful and impartial
execution of the laws, and the protection
and education of the colored people.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
DnrAKwArrn ( FRANKFORT Axp WORCESTER T.. T.,

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at Iar-
rlngton at l22l 7. NJ with train making connection
with steamers for New York which leave Lcwes on
tuesdays and Fridays at , p. NJ. Steamers have good
accommodations for freight and passengers Rates of
fare and freight very low.
Trains connect in the morning at LcwcS Del for
all points named above, on Tuesdays and Fridays
with steamers that left licr%7 North River New York
at 3 Z. NJ. the day before
A. BROWN, Gen Fr't Il Pass Ag't. J. & B., B. & F.,
and W. Railroads.
H. A. BOURNE, GEN supt. O. d. :. 5. Co 1877 Green.
wiCh St, y. Y.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. !. 4 B. r. r.. Lewes. Del
JOHN l.. MAPES, Supt IL F., ~ W. Roads Berlin,
Md.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

FOUND DEAD IN BATH-TUB-In Brook.
iiyn' n. Y, on Sunday morning, the lifeless
body of Mrs. Roxanna Piney was found in
the bath-tub, which was nearly full of
water. She suffered much during her last
days. and was very respondent, and left a
note which indicated that she had com.
mitted suicide.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

Mrs. Hayes has reception every even
ing in the library of the White House. 1t
Is a handsome, oval room, and in the low
bookcases which line it are the choice col
!!ections of books presented to Gen. Grant
by divers Bostonians. The ex-President
has left them here for the present, having
as yet no home in which to put them.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
DEATHS.

Chicago, ON the 18th inst Susan Boyer,
Mm. Boyer, formerly of Leipsic and daughter
ueo. W. Moore. of this town, in hers6th year In.
Sunday -e"' S'''' ii'A' ias'
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

A DRUGGIsT's FATAL MIsTAKE.-Mr. VIM.
J. Reed, the engineer who superintended
the erection of the Corliss engine at the
centennial exhibition, and who has since
been foreman of the pattern shop at the
Corliss engine works in Providence r. l.,
died on Monday in that city in conse-
quence, it is alleged, of the blunder Of
druggist who when putting up physicians
prescription used morphine instead of
Quinine.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

Charles N. Sterling, a tramp, was hanged
at Youngstown, Ohio, Saturday, for the
murder of Lizzie Grombacher, aged IA,
near that place, in January, 1917. The
girl 'Tas found in the woods strangled with
her veil and brutally outraged. The crime
was traced to Sterling. He asserted his in
nOcence to the last.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
PRICES REDUCED TO Specie BASES,

PHILADELPHIA April 1lth, 1877
The undersigned begs leave to state to his many
friends and patrons that he has reduced the of
Board at the RIDGEW1Y HOUSE, Corner Of Market
and Deldicdre Avenue, Philadelphia. Its convenient
location to the Wharf and street Cars makes il des
Table stopping place for all connected with the Pro
duce other business Ii is well known for its good
rooms, excellent table Obligng and attentive ser
wants, and no pains will be spared, to make il as
usual, hOmelike and comfortable.
TERMS. 50 90 per day.
DINNERS, soc. per day, each.
J. Il. BUTTERWORTH,
WM. WHITNEY, Proprietor.
Superintendent apr fS-3m
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

Two lads, Dudley Kimball, four and a
half years old, and Stephen Cox, seven
years, quarreled at play in Boston, Satur-
day, and Kimball, saying " 1 will fix you,"
went home and procuring his fathers
revolver shot Cox through the temple.
The wounded boy died in two hours. The
families of both stand high in the COM
munity, and the fathers of the lads are
both prominent business men.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

Rev. W. Balfe, a Moravian missionary in
Labrador, together with his son, Ernand,
and Charlotte and Annie. his daughters,
were brutaliy murdered and mangled at
the settlement of Lance, Feb. s. The
murder Is believed to be traceabe to four
Esquimaux who had been refused rum at
the mission. A large quantity of Canadian
and English money was taken.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
TO THE
j. 60 . - g -.
KENT COUNTY.

Your consideration respectfully requested the Depot
teenth and Market Streets Philadelphia place supply Dry Goods
Mems Chens Clothing making
purposes The house founded
grew by year. charging departments goods because
seemed the
goods possible this reduces the everybody
Depot probably the paest business pnci
pies of the house the opposite of those generally followed tradesmn
believes that he had the privilege founding equitable system by
business is transacted at the old depot namely:
Id uniform Ov price for oygnot thing ray luc
nkn0Un thing rey hgh
27Ae price the and changes special friends
3-Any article, goods, e exchanged
4zzos olO disappointed purchases money returned
'1ht ctea1ulnes, 1gd returned aeet pniytpea
5-WM each article sold guarantee gveo, setting aat
Believing duty given one to do you
kind cooperation is earnestly
JOHN WANAMAKER,
18TH AND MARKET STREETS, PHILADA
NorESmpes will be free, by letters of request are
received
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees Shade and Ornaincn-
tai EvcrgreenS, and other Notions.
P7c Gropc Wotc for Wed;c;nal and CNurch usc.
EEDwHSy CnGwz
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
FOR Re m r.

sToREH0UsE AND DWELLING, corner Commerce
and East sts., Smyrna. Apply 10
Jan l7-u ROBT DENNEY.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
ARRIVE.

SMYRNA BRANCH TRl
above, leave Smyrna for CT
P. N. Leave Clayton for :
and $40, 2. NJ. to make con
and South) from Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

a Washington dispatch to the Boston
Post says: President Hayes is reported to
have said that as soon as the Southern
question was out of the way he proposed to
dispense liberal amount of patronage
among Northern democrats, and that moth
ing would please him better than to see
Illden elected to the Senate from New
York;
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
Maryland & Delaware II. Il.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH.

On and after MONDAY, March 18TH 1877 trainsw
run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
GOING NOpTII cor>-~ s,,-r,,
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
FOR n EN- T..

AsToRE HOUSE on Main Street. Apply to
iep f-u s. T.. MASON.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
Phila., Viii. & Bait. r. r,
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
%OETIIWARIj.

, On ana after MONDAY. November nth 1S7G. sun
"yS excepted trains will leave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
THE MARKETS.
FOR SALE.

good, strong, secondhand YORK WAGON, at a
reasonable price.
Apply to DIR. G. C. BORST,
apr20-2t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
Junction & Breakwater,
BrGakWatGr & FraIk0rd and Worcester R. R.
~ CONNECTION WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
NORTHWARD.
UTHWARu

ON and after MONDAY. November nth IS1G tSuu.
days excepted trains will run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

INS.-Additional to those
lyton l0.45. \. N., and 7.45.
nyrna : -, 4. NJ, 30. i.lj
lection with trains North
II. +. KENNEY. Sup't.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
FOR RE ~ =.

T. f. Carly having rented the Clayton House in
Clayton Del, will reopen 1t at for the better
accommodation of travellers and guests, which they
have so long felt the need Of in Clayton. He now
offers the Store House (and also the Dwelling If
desired,) for rent which he now occupies, better
known WhitlOcks Corner. This is one of the best
chances 10 open a store ever offered in Delaware.
Apply soon to T. f. CARTY,
Clayton Del.
BsS- ! have It under Lease feb 2S-tf
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25

JUNCTION & EREAKwATrE r. r.
Smyrna times., 1877-04-25
For Rent and Sale.

A STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING, Blackiston's
Cross Roads, cheap. 1 have for sale one DOUBLE
CARRIAGE one WOOD WAGON and two MILL
WAGONS. Will be sold on time and very low
Apply to VIM. DANIEL, NJ. D..
apr25-5t Smyrna, Del
BEAUTIFUL CORAL RUBBER TEETH-S5O0 to IS
ID per guaranteed. Impression in the morning
teeth in the afternoon. Nitrous oxide gas for pain
less extraction so cents per TOOTH Old sets repaired
equal to new. Perfect satisfaction given COLLEGE
-514 Pine Street. Philadelphia, Pa. aug l6-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-01

tlIe reason why friends are 80 scarce Is be.
cause the requirements Of friendship are
80 great; few people are unSelGsh enough
10 meet them. Though some men" we
read, 'farc born for friendship" can not
exist without burning incense before
some shrine, there are many others al.
most incapable Of the sentiment, who call
one and another by the name Of friend be.
cause they happen to fancy the same
clergyman, to agree respecting certain
orthodox or heLerodox opinions, are next
door neighbors, afford the same luxuriea,
dote on the same authors, but who crit.
else these friends with unspAriDg zeal,
and whom any change Of fortune
or opinion would render irigid with
Indifference, while one Of the funda.
mental demandsoi friendship is that our
regard shall DO able 10 survive disagree.
ment. We love our friend not for what
he thinks, or knows, or believes, but for
what he Is; and there must be something
more vital In the matter than the same
respect for faShlon, concurrence In the
method Of picking nangoes, or an inter
est In the same Bethel societies, II II would
outlive the tombstone Of familiarity.
One should be allowed, moreover, 10
choose ones friends, and not have them
thrust upon one; neither Ia II we'll to rush
into friendship like q gushing school
girl, for likeevery other growth, there il
first the germ, then the shoot, and last Of
all, after patient discipline OF sunshine
and rain, arrives the perfect blossom.