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The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
Teachers Gen'l

ArrlVe AT GAnlUlJlOu CTOuf1uS, lU.oU n. h
Returning, leave Exhibition Grounds at
800 P. NJ.
Scholars must be accompanied by their
teachers, and application Tor School Tick
cts should be made in advance to the seve-
raj agents in the vicinity of the schools.
The above named days are set apart for
the express accommodation and entertain
ment of the Public School Children, and
no pains will be spared by the Exhibition
Managers to render them occasions of plea
surable and instructive enjoyment.
At P. NJ, organ recital on the Mann
moth Roosevelt Organ, which was in use
at the late Great Centennial Exhibition. AT
3P. NJ. a Grand Children's Concert by a
Chorus of 5000 School Children. under the
direction of Professor Perot. in the magni-
ficent orchestra gallery. Followed imme-
diately by Grand Musical Entertainment
by the Exhibition Band, Hassler Brothers,
Musical Directors Arranged for the spec
ial entertainment of the school children.
The Exhibition in all departments will
be in full operation.
Grand Promenade Concert every Satur-
day evening until 9p. m.
H. F. KENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT.
GEO. A. DADMUN,
Gen1 Ticket Agent. may17
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TOTAL Observation-Disclosures

TOTAL DEPRAvITY.--Yes esterday a
police officer took over to New Castle, on
the court train, the two boys McGinnis
and Dugan, who were committed for
stealing roll of cloth from Sharp's dry
goods store. Before leaving the depot
at Wilmington, Chief O'Toole bought
each of the boys ticket, telling them to
give them to the conductor. But when
that functionary came around the elder
of the boys, McGinnis, said he had lost
his ticket, and it was only upon close
examination that it was found concealed
in his shirt-sleeve.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

THE LUBY CAsE.-The trial of Frank
Luby, of Middletown, for outraging the
person of Emma Walker, aged 13 years
is now in progress at New Castle The
circumstances of this case, as related by
the chief prosecuting witness, the girl,
are as follows; On the evening of April
7th last, Luby came to the home where
the girl resided, and by persuasions, in
duced her to start with him for his house
where he said he desired her to try pair
of shoes on his little girl. They left the
house, and when they reached the bot
tom of the garden, Luby seized the girl
and outraged her.
The defence, in rebuttal, will attempt
to prove that the girl, though young, is
of loose, immoral and unreliable char
acter.
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5PECIAL NOTICES.
T. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
Iron.

/ mis- truly valuable tonic has been so
Nughly tested by all classes of the com
|Eily that It is now deemed indispen-
|ARaSa Tonic medicine. 1t costs but lit
. EQrti' the blood and gives tone to the
0naCh, renOvates the system and pro-
.4g,lc Everybody should have it.
FGlhe cure of Weak Stomach. General
Eblily Indigestion, Disease of the Stom-
hand for all cases requiring tonic
This wine includes the most agreeable
Efficient Salt of Iron we possess-Ci-
Ne Of Marnetic Oxide combined with the
d energetic of vegetable tonics-Ye elbow
Eeluylan Bark.
DO you want something to strengthen
D. fOu9
you want goood appetite?
DO you want to get rid of nervousness?
DOyOu want energy?
IOyOl want to sleep well?
D0yOl want to build up your constitu-
|On2
DOyOu want to feel well2
D0you want brisk and vigorous feel
4 you do try KUNKEL'S BITTER
fNE OF IRON.
IOnly ask trial this valuable tonici
TEare of fcOunterfeits, as Kunkel'S Bit
Wlneof Iron Is the only sure and effec-
remedy in the known world for the
Lmdheht cure of Dyspepsia and Debility
as there are number of limitations
era to the public, would caution the
immunity to purchase none but the gen
esIicle, manufactured by e, +. Kun
Land having his stamp on the cork OF
uy bottle. The very TACT that others are
xnpling to initiate this valuable remedy
%es It's worth and speaks volumes in
SVor' Get the genuine. E. r. Kun
Sd onlyin 81 bottles. Sold by druggists
dealers everywhere. E. F. Kunkel
ElIelor, No. 259 North Ninth street
ll,SSdIelpha, Pa.
AafE V OaM EMOVED AlIV "
% uTTi ana all complete in two hours. M
ull mead passes. Seat, Pin and Stom
aNVrlns removed by DIR. KUNKEL, %
s%N Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sent
CIRCULAR or ask your druggist for bot
n RbGnkels Worm Syrup, 1t nevel
N' fflce 81. mays.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

New ALARM.-rhe police officers of
this city have all procured Banks v Bros
patent duplex call Or distress whistle.
The whistle consists Of two tubes, one OF
them being about half an inch shorter
than the other, and single mouth-piece
When blown, the wind passes through
two wheels, with teeth on tho top, and
produces very peculiar sound. AL
though when blowing them the sound
does not seem to be loud, but upon still
night they can be heard distance of tel
or twelve SQUARES,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17


SHOOTING AFFAIR AT CLAYToN.-On
last Saturday evening, about o'clock a
shooting affair occurred at Clayton,
Delaware between Il. b. Garman and j
Douglass Coverdale, Mr.. Garman was
returning home from Smyrna, and upon
arriving at Clayton he stopped, ,and upon
alighting Mr.. Coverdate advanced to-
words him and struck him, or tried to
Mr.. Garman Immediately drew a small
revolver that he carries and fired two
shots, one ball penetrating the vest OF
Coverdale, and the other passed through
his coat sleeve, and slightly wounded hi,
wrists. After the firing the parties moved
alway,. but were finally separated by
some friends.
The affair grew out of personal matters
The combatants being brothers-in-law
Mr.. Garman surrender himselfto Esquir,
Mahood, and entered his own recogni
zance for his appearance an court.
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FIRST EDITION!
THE COUNTY COURT.
Inc Lu6y Trial Commenced-7he J,uu
Selected.
specially Reported for the GAZETTE

Inc Lu6y Trial Commenced-The Ju1.y
Selected.
specially Reported for the GAZETTE
New CASTLE, May IS.
Court opened at 10 o'clock this mor1l-
ing, Judges Comegys, Houston and Wales
on the bench.
immediately after the opening, the
Clerk proceeded to empanel iury for
the trial of Franklin Luby, of Middle
town. indicted for the crime of rape on
Emma B. Walker, on the evening of the
7th of April last.
The result was as follows:
Rejected on account of having consci-
ehtlous scruples against capital punish
ment where the ofiense did not consist in
the taking of human lte:-Merritt NJ.
Willets, Joseph LeFavre, Oliver Perry,
John p. Almond, Robert Greenwalt, il.
III. Sutton, Clark Pierce, James As
prll, John Russell, Harry NJ. White,
Clarence Jamison, James ID. Miller, J
Herman, Random Reed, Joseph Derrick
son, Andrew 5. ElIason, Clement A.
Davidson, John S. Boyes.
Rejected for having formed an opin-
ion-Saml G. Holmes, VIM. w. CAL
H'uHl ''"Hiupi ppdi hS, OHNlul w CHS, Ara
mold Mangain, Richard L. Mailley, VIM
A. Hurphey.
Peremptorily challenged-John NJ
Wright, VIM. II. Dobb, Eli Crossan, Jr.
James H. Smalley, Andrew j. Collins,
Robert d. Moss, Joseph G. Rankin, VIM
Armstrong, Alex. Fl. Oldham.
The jury, as finally selected, was as
follows:
Frank d. Walker, Isaac r. Staats
VIM. l.. Wilson, Chas II. Mcguire, Geo
W. Bright Walker S. Reynolds, Joseph
Forwood, d. Taylor Bradford, Elias r.
Ogleson, Joseph Pogue, Chas II. Nc.
Whorter, Chas. l.. Countiss.
Before these were obtained, however
the panel was exhausted
The Court to-day discharged those o.
the special jury who Were not impaneled
in this case, from.further attendance
| Court. adjourned at o'clock till to-
morrow at 10 II, m, when the same case
will be continued.
| Before this casa opened to-day a note
was received from the Chief Justice, de
string that the evidence should not bt
published.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

Mr.. Hayes is responsible for the gross
indecency of the assault made by the
marshal of the District of Columbia
upon the people of Washington, in his
Douglass-Insti "lecture." This, be-
cause it was not the ribald ISLANDERS of
the man Frederick Douglass that were
offensive, but that they came from the
official who has always heretofore held a
prominent position in Washington socie-
ty, even in the White House itself. That
Mr.. Hayes should have selected such a
man was unfortunate, but now that he
has thus shown himself to be untitled for
the place, to keep HIM there is deli ber I,
ate insult to the people of Washington.
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Look Out For Him.
A YOUNG MAN SEEKING CHECKS FOR
DOUBTFUL PURPOSES.


DOUBTFUL PURPOSES.
For sometime past genteel looking
young man with light curly hair, and
well dressed has been going around this
city and calling upon several business
men in the endeavor to swindle them
His mode of doing business is rather pc
culiar, as, for instance, two or three days
ago he stepped up to Mr.. Charles Sim
mons, of the firm of Simmons & Bro,
lumber dealers at the corner of Front
and Tatnall streets, who was standing
outside of the Office door and asked him
for check on the Farmers Bank, saying
that friend of his on the other corner
wished to use it. Mr. Simmons, with
out looking in the direction indicated by
the young man, stepped into the office.
and began looking for blank check
After searching for short time without
finding one,he told the young man thathe
did not think he had one on that bank,
and the young man Immediately replied
that it did not make any difference, that
one on any other bank would answer
ljust as well. Finally Mr.. Simmons
found the check and handed it to the
man.
He Immediately returned, at the same
time taking nine dollars from his pocket
book and requested Mr. Simmons to fill
it up for that amount, saying that he wish.
ed to send 1t to relative in Ohio. He
was asked why he did not send the money
and he replied that he was afraid it woulC
get lost. He was then asked why he did
not go to the post Office and get money
order. With some surprise he eXclaim
ed: "Why, can you do that ?" Being
informed that he could he left the office
The same day young man called
upon MIR. Thomas Drien, of the firm o
) Thomas Drien Il Son, boat builders, ant
: made similar request, and is supposed
that it was the same one that called upor
Mr.. Simmons.
1t is the opinion of those whom he ha
called upon that it was his desire to get
,, genuine check filled up for the purpost
f of obtaining the signatures, in order t.
forge them upon other checks, or to rails,
: the amounts of the checks received.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
"A ADROPOFJoYIN EVERY WORD

FLEMINGToN, Hunterdon Co., Nd
DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. u:
Three months ago | was broken out
with large ulcers and sores on my body,
limbs and face. procured your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pels
lets, and have taken six bottles, and to-
day am in good health, all those ugly
ulcers having healed and left my SKIN IN
n natural, health condition. / thought
at one time 1 could not be cured
Although l can but poorly express my
gratitude to you, yet there is drop OF
ioy in every word l write. Yours truly,
~ JAMES o. BELLS.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
The ePresidenL's Reception.
GREAT CROWDS AND IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM
IN NEW YORK.

GREAT CROWDS AND IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM
IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, May 16.
President Hayes, accompanied by Secre-
taries Schurz and Evarts and Attorney Gens
eral Devens, arrived at the City Hall this
morning in carriages. They were received
by Mayor Ely, who went with them to the
Governors room where a reception was
held, Long before the arrival of the Pres
dental party large crowd of people filled
The City Hall Park and they were Kept in
order by posse of police. From the
opening, at IL o'clock, until the close of
tue reception, at II 20 p. M, there was a
continuous rush of citizens eager TO shake
hands with the President. The people
passed at the rate of about forty to the min
ute. A very pleasant feature of the recep-
tien was the act of the President taking a
rose from the button-hole of his coat and
presenting 1t to IN old lady, who warmly
shook his hand. The Governors room in
the City Hall, where the President held
his reception, was appropriately decorated.
The President arrived at eleven o'clock,
and as his carriage drove up the crowd
cheered hun, ana as he epped from his
carriage there were cheers for "President
Hayes"
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

THE LoANs.-Last night the regular
monthly meetings of Aid, Central and
Germania No. Loan Associations were
held. The sales were as follows:
Aid-S16OO at % per cent. premium.
Centralized monthly meeting-S175 at
%, S4OO at 24t, 5000 at "a, $500 at 233, 500
at %, and 5000 1921.
Germania No. 2-52d monthly meeting
$1,000 at 254, $1,000 at %, 5000 at 234,
500 at 234, and $500 at 3d. Balance ap-
piled to the payment of withdrawn
shares
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Etnr Nail Acissnrr

EnsSa. Ensa and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
EsGIneS, Nall Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
T| f.. BR1NGHURS d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Bath.
S'bl pI Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
/ nj PAN Gi Soaps in extensive variety. Also
N, HHlOyeS, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
|rS,du ury Friction Gloves, and many other
@''eS oil the same classes.
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
n. Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
v"'eN MtTncnl"us Cure for COrBs
(,SovIsslils SSHsllsh remedy of greaJ popularity for
''ils corns without pain.
f.. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

MUNICIPAL HOUSE CLEANING.-In ad
dition to tie renovation of the City Hall
the other city buildings are also being
cleaned ,and the broom and brush are be
ing vigorously applied in the offices OF
the City Treasurer, Street Commissioner
and Auditor. In the latter Office new
carpeting will be laid.
Two DOLLARS AND CosTs.- William
Mclaughlin, was arrested for violating
one of the city ordinances in relation tC
putting a Fame building within the
limits prescribed by the ordinance.
He was brought before the Mayor, who
required him to pay 50 costs for the VIC
lation.
The winners at the Philadelphia trot
ting races yesterday were Nellie Ruther
ford, best time 2.35; Nil Desperandum
best time, 29
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

WHAT 1T CosTs TO PLAY BALL.
Alonzo Greenwood, Spencer Greenwood
and Albert Smith, three boys, were arrest
ed for playing ball in the public streets,
for which offence they were each required
to replenish the city treasury, which at
the present time is very low, by paying
81 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

THE UNITED STATES BANKING Co..
Sussex Delaware Davis, Esq. appointed
by Judge Briggs Receiver of the United
States Banking Co., has entered upon his
duties, the Philadelphia Trust and Safe
Deposit Co. becoming his surety in S75,-
600.
REMovAL.-Dr. ]. T. V. Blocksom
has removed his office from 419 Madison
street, to No. 300 W. Sixth street, and at
his new location will answer all profess
sional calls with his usual promptness
and efficiency.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

TTNHE tickets are good only on the day of
i purchase by all trains The return
passage can only be procured by present.
ing the order for the return ticket at the
Union Ticket Office on outh Avenue,
Main Exhibition Building. Passengers ar
rive at and leave depot at Broad street and
Washington avenue, Philadelphia. For
the Exhibition Grounds, take the Fifteenth
street cars and exchange with lines leading
10 Centennial grounds. Returning, take
Centennial lines and exchange with Thir-
teenth street. special arrangements may
be made for public schools or other large
parties going In body, to run direct to the
Exhibition Grounds. Make arrangements
during May.
Fl. r. KENNEY, Supt.
GEO. A. DADMUN, Genn Ticket Agent.
may II.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

ADIsPUTED WILL.-The will of Col
Geo. III, Davis ofSmyrna, is now on trial
before Register Pennewill, of Dover, foI
the showing of cause why it should not
he admitted to probate. 1t was to have
been filed in the Registers otfic, several
weeks ago, but it is understood thar , Two
of the heirs, in Baltimore, are oppose.oo
to its provisions and desire TO upse! ~
They accordingly filed caYeat gn. agains'
interested have been summoned, and the
hearing Is now in progress.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

EXCURSION TO REHoBo1H.-The an
nual excursion of the Rehoboth Beach
Camp Meeting Association to Rehoboth
Beach will take place on Thursday, June
7Lh, the train leaving this city at 6 o'clock
a. M, and leaving Lewes, on the return,
at 6 o'clock,p nj. The fare for the round
trip is S. and the tickets will be good fog
five days,
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NEARsHAL's NOTICE.
M ADMIRALTY SEIZ UR E-THE
STEAM TUG JUNO" AND BARK
"GEORGINA." :"
UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN 90
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE { "'

WHEREAS, a libel hath been filed in the
District Court of the United States of
america, for the District of Delaware, on
the / lth day of May, A. D., lS77, by j. War
ren Coulston, Proctor in behalfofthe meri-
can Dredging Co., against the steam tug
Juno" her tackle, apparel, machinery,
boilers ard furniture, and the bark "Geor-
gina" her tackle. apparel and furniture,
AMI against all persons intervening for
their interest therein, in a cause of collision
civil and maritime and praying the usual
urocs,s and mo ition of The Court, that all
persons Interested in the said vessels, their
tackel, apparel and furniture, may be cited
to answer The premises and all due proceed :
ings being h ad that the same may be decreed
10 be sold and the proceeds thereof be dis
tributed according to law. Therefore. in
pursuance of said monitlon under the seal
of said Court to me directed and delivered,
do hereby give dotlce generally unto all
persons having or pretending to have any
right. title or interest therein, to appear be-
fire the said Court at the city of Whining
ton on Friday the 18th day of May, A. D.,
1871, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, then
and there to make their allegation in that
behalf, JOIN M. DUNN,
Mars al of the U. g., for District of Della
ware mayI4-3t.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

B.sE BALL MEETING-A meeting VIII
he held this evening, at Rysns news W,s;olr Oh
Ace, of the stockholders OF tne SSa Suaonff M
.tep Base Ball Club, for the purpose ppeut T'
reorganizing under a new lnana ntarm{ned s to-
49, as .no GOOD club for the coming season.
nav Maw nIsyers will be engaged and prooa'
b,v NV a pame will be arranged for Saturday
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
AN IMPORTANT NorIoE,-Under the

AN IMPORTANT NoTIoE,-Under the
head of "Notices" in to-day's paper win
be found an important notice from ,e
State Treasurer announcing that he wlll,
-" the three first secular days of July, at
the Philadelphia National Bank, pay Ond OH
honds Nos. / to IS, inclusive, of SlOoo
each, issued January l, 1866. He also
snnounces that after the first ofJuly next,
The interest on these bonds will cease.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
Weather Report.
INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNoo

INDICATIONS THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May II.
For the Middle Atlatic States, slow
ly falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, southwest winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather
with occasional rain areas.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
On Saturdays, May 10 and 26, 1877.

ON the above named days the Philadel-
" phia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail
road Company will issue
EXCURSION TICKETS,
INCLUDING ADMISSION,
at the following extremely low rates, and
will run a special train direct to and from
the Exhibition Grounds:
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
Special Announcement! |!

AS the com bination on Sewing Machines
has been broken, and we have no more
royalties to pay the New American Sewing
Machine Co. has decided to fix the price
of the american Sewing Machines at $50
and S35. Wewill continue to sell on the
monthly install ment plan, and good note
The New American Sewing Machine needs
no comment as to its merits, so come in
with your orders as this is a fixed price.
Otf3ce 7lS Market street,
Wilmington Del.
j. H. PRIMROSE. Manager.
may14-lm.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


|r,orn AND MEAL,-Flour is in better
msm but prices are lower. sales of 1900
.,SIS ,I Pennsylvania extra at SsaS %; Wcs-
" do nt about - 5o Minnesota extra
XIX, In lots. fair. at 10 %; good at SO 90
aics at ~gB2 o.; fancy at 50 75al0; do do do,
,snt. very choice at Sl1; Pennsylvania
5ogood at ~ -; do do do, choice, 80 S7l5;
So do. mncy. at SlOal0 25; Missouri at
IT and hirh grades, in lots. at S1Oal2.
|rp Flour is rather irregular; we quote at
III yajj -:
,GbushelS Pennsylvania and Southern
II nj slngui. Rye is lower. 400 bushels
EDas ii. corn is duh and-lower, sales
Es,sl cauiS. oats sold at 55a56 cents,
'Vb.kcv sold nj lc. per gallon lower, 80
IN. Western irnn-bound sold at 81 IL per
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
TINE SPEMCERIAM
PENS

*x* Vdrieties suited 10 every style Of 'O'tting
For sale by the Trade generally. A Sample
CuYd, containing one each Of The Fifteen NInl-
6ers, IN mail on receipt of26 Cents.
IvisoD, Brakeman, Taylor & Go.
1873 and 40 Grand Sc, ". Y
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
IocAt, ", STOCKS AND BONDS
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGToN, Del. May II, 1877.
|QldalonS at the Brandywine Mills for
|0Wand Grain-Corrected Daily.
Family Flour. l1.00a11 .75
Extra Flour. 10 GOAL IS
|ugrine + 'lour. 8 GOA 10
Wheat 10
|COm.. Om..................... 70c
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

VOf superior ENGLISH ma,,ufact,re
and Justly celebrated for Elasticity, Durability
aud EUe7a,eSS of Point In 10 NiLDlbers.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

At the Clayton House, this evening,
Miss N. G. Wickham, of Philadelphia,
will give the second of course of read
ings upon which she entered last week
Judging from the success of her first read
ing the entertainment this evening will
be of the most delightful character.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

Amer dprlnclple of combining English and
snrisoo siIoah writers in a common literary en-
Asrp1ee,. merits all t."-J
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17
lle International Review
We" FORK and London Review.
~ssMlNENT CONTRIBUTORS ON ROTH
SJRNENT SJRPEHN 7 CONTRIBUTORS ON BOTH
S a. VI THE ATLANTIC. mo
"iucles at second hand All
articles original "

/ NiSS VI i5iudl
I'M NJ MxhINrs'-MAY-JUNE-Now READY.
In In HTEw ADMINISTRATIONS.
INSURANCE QUESTION,
DSEsT CHARLTON Il. LEWIS.
Enc IhLlsHMENT OF THE CHURCH OF
lHE pELLtAND, DIR. JAS. H. RIGG, London
| MA LaADELPHIA ExHIBITIoN.-Part
FRANC,Ne C,NeGananism ! ans and Administration.
4, OF Ava: WALKER, Chief of the Bureau
'NfSoN-A Criticism
VoR Fopr, BAYARD TAYLOR.
4NRRI InsiGN SERVICE, Hon. JOHN JAY.
Art IETnTM,.A AND EUROPEAN LITERATURE
AhPoRARY EVENTS - ~
paee pnes 81 Single Number al M
ADOnhlGlr ASe lGr six months 0U ny
ISsI %s,s subscription (e numbers) SOC %
aayi,lad iohk; A s. BARNES & CO.,
PuRT,ISH q
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

VXTAETED.-t middle aged lady would
w like to have a position as house
Reference referee If necessary. Necessary ppIy or address
N. e. corner Taylor and Wilson.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-17

b D6nGk he \, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
neres a, = Porter, a full line of BLACK Cash
lM Tbeoo,s 81 X, S1.0O, S1.121, s1.25, S1.37k
fiCes thans desirable fabrics are al lowel
strecomn we have offered for Years, and
" iend them for color and durabiI
w. b. SHARP,
Tourth and Market SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
THE PERFORMANCE AT THE OPERA
HnJTcE

HOUSE.
This evening, Mr.. John l. OByrne, OF
this city, a sterling young actor, will
make his debut before Wilmington au-
dience at the Grand Opera House. The
performance will include "The Iron
Chest" and "Don Caesar de Bazan," in
each of which Mr.. O'Byrne has gained a
kne reputation in Philadelphia, and in
which he will assume leading "roles.'
He will be supported by strong compa-
ny, embracing many of the finest dranat-
ic stars of Philadelphia, and the perfor-
nance will undoubtedly be such as tc
merit large attendance,
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....icI and COnassserriat.

Sso's,IoS. Dsl' M%y inrygIsses Il; ss7' BY
Latest SIo'A To CLAYTON House Building,
Hesld Oo''Del.. mt 70 M. to- lay:
Ellmng gSITTTojCK QUOTATIONS.