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sale of Thoronphhreds

Mr.. A. j. Alexander's sale of wear.
llngs took place at Woodburn Farm
Ky, on Wednesday and has the rrice,
obtained were very satisfactory. a
bay colt by Lexington brought So, 100
chestnut colt by Lexington SO 600
brown colt by Lexington 81 ,O5O chest.
nut colt by Australian 81 ,OCO, bay
colt by Planet ST 900 and chestnn
filly by Australian 81 600. The aggre-
gate sales footed up $15, ,465, an aver.
age of S552,32.
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NEW SERIES.-THE AID LOAN AS
~ SOClATlON is now disposng OF its
lth Series OF shares LIST payment due July
Is next, correspondence solicited as TO what
they are and how 10 use them to advantage
as an Investment or 10 borrow. Money re-
turned on short notice with per cent, in
terest. GEO c. MARIS, secretary.
Office n. W. Cor 9Th, and Shipley SITS.
jue26dtf
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CcTToN ON FIRE.-This morning, a
car load of cotton belonging to j. e
Shaw, at New Castle, was discovered tc
be on fire. The doors of the car were
quickly opened and the bales that were
on IRE were thrown out. The loss was
only slight.
HE Liberal LEAGUE.-The Liberal
League Will meet tomorrow morning
at McCiary building and will continue
the discussion commenced last Sunday
VIZ II man die shall he live again.
Di' 8 Marsha will open the ais cas-
sion.
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NOTICES..
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS

An examination of ladies desiring to be-
come teachers in the public schools of this
city, will be held in School House No. /
commencing a. m, July 8, and continu-
ing TWO days. No one under II y years of
age Will be examined. The examination
VIII be in Spelling, Reading, Definitions
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Amer,
lean History, and Composition.
BY oruer OF the Com nj ittee on Teachers,
ID. W. HARLAN.
JeoO-ot Supt. OF schools.
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STATE BONDS.
IL BY virtue of an act of the General AS
Sembly passed at Dover, Feb. % 1877, |
hereby give notice to holders OF Delaware
state Bonds that l shall attend at The
Philadelphia National Bank on tie three
hrst secular days of July next, prepared to
redeem and pay off all bonds from No | to
No 10 inclusive of the denomination of one
thousand dollars each, of the issue of the
bonds ofthe state of Delaware unier date
of January l lsG5. and that from and after
SAID first day of July 1877, the interest on
said bonds will cease.
THOS. B. GILES.
state Treasurer.
Office of State Treas. May l, 1877
2tawtjuly1.
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PUB Lie SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on

viii be sold at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, THE 18th OF July, 1877,
at the Hotel of Alex Maxwell. in Middle
town, Del, 4 COACH SHOP, GROUND
AND PREMISES, late the property of
John townsend, deceased and situated in
New Castle county, Stale of DaIl ~
aaWare, ana now occupied by II. d. Howell
lltle good. 1t is good stand for the car
rage business, and could, if desired, he
ing House. NV ~
IERMs;-One- half cash: the remainder
IN SIX months, satisfactorily secured. with
interest from day of sale. Purchaser To be
at lhe expense OF conveyance papers.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND, Trustee.
June y, 1871 7-3tawts
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The employees at the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad shops in Harrisburg work eight
hours day, except on Saturd Y, When
they work four hours.
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OTICE.-Citizens Loan Association
~ Office y. w. corner OF 9th and Shipley
streets \ meeting of the stockholders Of
the above associat on will be held on Thurs
day evening next July eth. I , act on amend
ments TO the bylaws. GEO. {. MARIS,
jejG-tm Secretary
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GARD.

The undersigned successor to and poo 90
ner in the late firm of E. B'nghursil, con- ST;
W holesaie and Retail Druggists, VIII VIII and
tinue the business at the Ola st",t Not the
while returning his sincere thanks iet ,,las with
previous efforts of the firm have, nit Nth the
such gratifying appreciation, wiiai and skill.
full assistants, who have had lPhsr PraT'ieSS- eS-
training in this establishment in tnelp ~ ta Ten
perience % respectiveiy, Of from five M f!9dil to asn
Years each, and three Of whom are p,o,ros,cy, %
dtes OF The PhlaC,elphid C3aege q fain aattention
e'aaso q the highly responsible duties Of ,,Ib ila
Apothecary in his manifold dealings ne Nib lib
lie and health TO merit and recelgei ttis horse
eral patronage solong extended tbacarv 10 tilsS w.
y. JAMES BELT, ApothettaGii2r Gi2r,eets
c5-tf Cor Sixth and Marhe'
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PUBLIC SALE
Fine r. arm

WILL be offered mt Public Sale, at the
w Hotel of d. b. Longland, in the vii
lage of st. Georges, on
Saturday, the 7th day of July, 1877,
at two o'clock, p. M.
the following described tract OF land, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract OF
land lying and being in the hundred OF Red
Lion, in the county OF New Castle ana
State of Delaware Aforesaid, bounded ana
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at
"A large poplar tree standing on the south
side of CoXe's Neck Road, and which is
also a corner of land heretofore of John A.
Pennington; thence with the land late of
the said Jonn A. Pennington south four
degrees and three quarters of q degree,
east one hundred and ninety perches to st.
Georges creek; thence up the said creek
by the several courses thereof about two
hundred perches 10 the mouth OF ditch
on the land late of Enoch Thomas, deceas-
ed thence along the land late of the said
4. Thomas; deceased and by land formerly
OF Lewis Reece north thirty-nine and one
fourth degrees, west fity and stX-tenths
perches to corner of land late of the said
Lewis Reece; thence north sixty-six and
two tenths perches to "a corner for land late
of Samuel BsSutton thence north twenty
four and one fourth degrees, east sixty
three and four-tenths perches 10 stone
six-tenths east of a stone in a line of land
late of Henry Grindage, now OF Anthony
fourths degrees, east fitty-five and eight
tenths perches to the CoAe's Neck road
afore> aid thence along said road eighty
three and one-fourth degrees eighteen and
one fourth perches; thence south eighty
four degrees, east one hundred aud twelve
perches 10 the place of beginning. contain
ing one hundred ana ninety-one acres of
land, be the same more or less: together
.k&Aa with two tenement houses erected
U#uI thereon. Also. Peach .,sass$Es@E.
Orchard of 800 Trees of X3$Ss
BAnI choice selection, years lk
old IN March next. %XMNE
TERMS MS,-Cash or satisfac- -
tory arrangement made between ihe pnr-
chaser and creditors on or before Septem
Der 1St. 1877.
E%NOTE.-The subscriber being desir-
Gus to sell his farm To pay his debts par
ticularly invites his friends and others
looking for investment in land, 10 come
forward on the day of sale and buy this
very desirable tract of land, as It Will be
sold without reserve.
june 12-dlaw&w-ts. S. b. SUTTON,
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PU BLIC - ALE
IN PRINCESS ANNE, Nd,
OF FINE
FIR UT FAR M.

NNHE undersigned, as executor and trus-
offer Mt Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, THE 10th OF July, 1877,
at the hour of two O'Clock, p. M,
a valuable FRUIT FARM situated in So
merset county, Maryland, containing ON Z
HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, border
ing on the Pocomoke river, Bluff shore !;
buildings large, standing in the shady lawn
overlooking the river, where steamboats,
anu vessels pass, and within half a IN lie of
The village of RehOboth and the steam boat
landing; churches, schools and mills with
IN half mile, and within four miles of the
Eastern Shore railroad which is contin-
uatlon OF the Delaware railroad.
rms farm Is one of the finest of its size
IN somerset county, and has in full bearing
three hundred Apple Trees ofthe .s.ssspxa
best varieties, Pears, Cherries, @&24s
and Peaches. Also, fifteen acres S3s5afE
OF Strawberries, 5acres of black 2<VEE
berries, two acres of raSpberries
anu Two acres OF asparagus The ,~
SOIL is yellow clay loan, of fine quality
lays up dry, needs no ditching. and is n
splendld and healthy location along the
river. Title indisputable, and offered for
sale TO close the estate of the late .Iohn
Townsend. '''''i
TERMS The terms of sale are one half
cash on the day of sale, the balance IN he
paid IN SIX months thereafter. the purcba~
ser or purchasers giving note with Secnritv
10 be approved by the trustee bearing in
terest from the day of sale. Cost of title
papers to be paid by the purchaser.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND, Tr1stee
TOWNSEND, Del, June 23-3tawts
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Dividend.

DIVIDEND.
- OFFICE OF THE DEL r Co
DovER, June 20, 1}77.
The Board OF Directors has this cay de-
cIared The usual semi annual Dividend OF
per cent. on the capital stock of this com
pahy, payable TO the shareholders Or their
legal representatives at the Tressurers
Otilce, IN Dover, ON and after July md,
le1' NJ. HA YES,
jue25-6td1tw Treaiurer
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
REAL ESTATE,
BY virtue of an order of the Orp hans
Court, of the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made at the February
Term, A. d.. 1s7I, will be exposed To sale
at public vendue, at the house of John j.
Dougherty, known as the della WARE
HOUSE in the City of Wilmington. in the
County aforesaid,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2lst DAY OF JULY, 1871,
AT II O'Clock a. M, the following described
real estate, situate, lying and being in said
city, To wit:
Beginning on the westerly side of Walnut
street at the distance of sixty-nine feet from
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
northerly side of Front street with the west
erly side of Walnut street, thence westerly
parallel with Front street seventy feet to a
corner, thence northerly parallel with Wal
nut street twenty-five feet to another cor
ner, thence easterly parallel with Front
street seventy feet TO the westerly side of
walnut street, thence suutherly along said
side OF said street twenty-five feet to The
place of beginning, the same being the
real estate of Theodore Schmidt, deceased
Attendance Will be given and terms m ade
known at the time and place aforesaid by
THOMAS j. MELLON, Admir-.
Or, by VICTOR DUPONT, his Atty.
, Attest, j. NJ. HOUsMAN, Clerk of the
T. NJ. oGLE, Auct. jueG-ts
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Collectors sale.

BOARDERS WANTED n
NJ ROCK Springs, near Du pont Stat,on
W. q y L. k. five miles from WiImineton'
Jeio-lm Apply to l.. G. SUTTON.
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VNHE undersigned, as executor and trus-
l. tee of the late John Townsend, will
offer mt Public Sale, on
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Sixteen pounds daily 81 cents ne,n
twenty pounds daily. cents per her wee week
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Werifp, 80. MdrI. Die unsus
friseenbstt nit eer neusn Srpnuns Der
Dtnse nimmt INNER mebr d~berbanp.
Dia3 ii bettlaserts uno iber bic Nas
tur istnsr S%rantbstt finp bic perlGits
esnur'i9fsn Grrtdte In umIauf.
Gin Nanifsf psS Grs Yrdfpentsn
9ercO bat srOBss Nufitbsn eema@t.
Dtas bat an GanaIeS tslssrapbtrt.
GOrttna tn 8rsibsit su lsBen, unb SeBs
tsren aufBsfOroert mad Der 9auptRapi
gu tOmmen. Die Sruppsn heS Staa,
esWlUrsuus baben fi1 fir 9srpp ertldrt.
Gtn auSsmetaer ausbru@ Der aaent>
balben bsrrl@enOen llnsufriebenbeit
tfebt iesen Nussnblid ID srrarten.
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Der Nd anberer.

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es otaslebnt Bot, ieiHsn fatbcIifhen
@lauben III perleuaren Obsr menfofens
III ue,Seimlt6en, bat er rpenfs 6Ofnung,
cas- Grbe ietner Batter ansntretsn."
(TCrtfekun0 foIotl
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Die beutfde gerF&erunss . GsFaf&aft BON Sreessst
Sas. wetds felt benz Sabre 1865 rHt srpsern @riOIgs Ia
ben ~efltbtu Staaten 6tefes G%OnttRents 8eptrtt bat, err
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germ In unSu n arespert unb bat fd bur6 einfa&e nts
aud %fparfarae gsrpaitana tbrer Oef&dtte inter BEN
gubltfurn scrfGt9 ensr MattpReu etn unbetinates 0ees
t,auen erprseen. Sic tertist, je nod Selteben, Dol. In
ensl. u. teatfher Sprade aus.
gDesen dsettHren uenpe man f5 an bic 6dapt OfEse
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&apttaI. NFes.
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Nmeriean Sire Sns. Gt. gbila... 100 Co.,. 1920 544.5y
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German Srs. Co., Breepcrt. Sus. 100000. 369, O3O:1 10
1nfer SefSaftstrdaer tn ct. 9ast To Serr
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9eibeu0e

iepien R& Dor iOIGen SHptnblern In I&t neb.
men, tpeIGe niGt ausin bic @erpnduneen bon
Or. Musuf 8Snts's 5nrnburser 3rcpfen unb
Srnitbee nat3unbmtn fuGea, ~iOnbern bic DE.
brau1sanpetiunsen unb anaetsen Wprt fir
Mort naferu6en. benn 60 stebt GepiGenlcie
ApStbefer une Gambler senus, pel&f bes f6nG.
ben Verbtenfes balber HH niGt fh1men ibren
3nnbsn bteie Maare ansubteten. GepiGfnbafte
GAMBLER bssinfisen ni&t ben gsrfauf FOLDER
gttttgen Wtrturen, bitet Gu1 babtr Dor fpl&en
sewiGtnlsfen Gamblers, ..trsl1e i& nibt it1meu.
ben Stmtnelern bic 6anb ~ ret@en.
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WQe Rranfbeitcm
hes Nasens, Der 9eber, bes 1tntsrlsibeS.
@eeen:
8pnbIntiefett, 8leiAfnbt,
9ersf1opfen, 0elbfmAt.
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S6tp ermiitbtgfeit, MebeIfeifen,
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Nusf@Idee, S6mnren. 9a1sfuR.
9altet @uer 8lut rein unb bic @eiunbbett
Cures Srsantamus tuisb bic Gplse ietn.
Die 6iaf6e
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foaet SO Gts., Dser fInf Glaf&en 3net Dollars,
fnb BET alien Npctbefern unb Sdnblern in Wle.
bt3tnen ~ baben.
81. SD9efer s. GD.
Baltimore. R
, 1877-04-16

IT, said her husband, e.rele..ly: 20. 'ome;;
- hare here. but larger anu not 90 hca'y-looknF.
Thertis no comparison betwccn shc two, could
hRnlly believe that got It ~ cheap Al dfd-$l8."
Aeola sweat Or horrible .9tpis!oa broke out A!
hana. aver hi. forehead. a. Il to ahut ont
sans dreadful ,des. he restrained himself and mut:
tered, ''So no, it cannot he" At that moment
tle tiaeeoatd arrived and stter dS!ne good dssl
front steps tho ditto door. md tho knuckes Of her
husband and the expse:sman, was landed IN the
dinins. room. So soon hs tue husband had bound
np h's knaektes, replaced hls burttea shIs..so1sr
10 comparatively. smnl aud MILD form. f'e took
f9uarc lnok At The harea!n, and then with ahstck
Of dc,paiF yelled. .'1tist II Isl knew that that
dark p,etase must b tfne. Maria, " he added with
Il. throne; :'Msfia. III your old sideboardt
!lcroa our address On 'he back that Nc painted on
the eamc s!deboard which, by reason Of lts being an
cyceorc and a general trconvenlcBec, tho prudent
housewife had Ind rold At an auction. room tho
year beiota for si.. CO.. and 4 was Inst Is good
was smashed. one door was on. twO drhwer-knobs
wero missing. and tho paint was ali badly scratch
rf
, 1877-04-16
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

EICha "AtcfE0"n TO NHuNGtUHs
Special Correspondents qf TAs Tribune.
WAUkEsnA, Wis, April 8.-FaFmcrs all along
tho line Of tho Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railroad,
between these points, seen, Just waitinR for the
land to dry OF, and then 20 to seeding. Fail
ptowIng hna been dono to great extent, thus
putting their work In condition to keep step
all scason with any delays that may naturally
occur from, storms anil other contingencies
which duly arise upon ali farms, no matter how
we'll regulated they may be. Tho only work
have seen dono all day was ono man who WAS
sharpening Ills hoppolcs preparatory to setting
them for the season.
eprtnR-whcat Is generally sown from tho 18th
to the 10Th Of April, aud, II no moro storms oc-
cur, tho season will be very favorable for seed
ing, great deal Of barley is also put in.
Tho Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys,
Putnam, is !. model in every respect, con
Quoted as II is on tho "iamiiy plan.'' Tho
School occupies six distinct buildings, conlaln-
ing family Of $50 souls; and not ono Of this
aGs ps apSa shs ssx s ' due. bs.
which nro datly Unsigned to him. Thfs fact
alone apcaks volumes In favor Of this system
for our public instttut!ons, solely 10 sanitary
point 81 ~, Kew to Say nqsh1G Of mssns
about 233 acres ot land, aud tho most Of It Is
under good cultivation. Tho beef and pork
CONSUMED at the School arc nearly all ratscd and
fattencd here. This School Is not place
reforinntory, whcro tho inmates aro trained to
industrious and yIrtuoua habits, and instructed
IN those branches nf useful knowledge usually
taught ~ our public schools. j., Thov arc pro-
vtded with pleasant home, With suitable tabor,
such a. will enablo them to earn IN honest
living after they lcarc tho School. Tho inmates
are at present mostly cnnaged In tho manufacture
Of boots and shoes, aud knitting stockings. The
entire institution is school; the inmates nfc Gll
lcarncrs at1d tho oycrsccrs arc all Instructors In
tho families anu tno shops on tnc 1afm and tho
, 1877-04-16
SECOND ADVENTISTs,

W AN UAO aON4AA&s
Tho Second Advcntlsts, whose attempt 10 mske
abodlly ascent to heaven In 1876 proved nasco,
have sxala got togsthcs md EeoFganissd their
society. A IL somewhat a1hamcd OF thcIe old
name. which has CONT to b laughing stock
among tue popu,ace. thsy bars adopted q now
atyle, calling themselves Tiuae-ImmersIon Naptsss
Only few Of tho old association arc to b found Ia
tho new society, many Of tho fsishful having be.
copc discouraged when thoy found thst they had
sold Of given away thels earthly possessions with
out receiving therefor the expected celestial re.
muneral'on. and wcro obliged 10 20 10 work again
And earn living, like Other sosdid most4!s.
In fact, the Time s-InmonEonista are about a
fecble IN number ~ any sect could possibly be. A
reporter attended one OF ths!E meetings yesterday
At No. 3s8 Milwaukee syenus. Tho room whets
the session was held was on the second door OF
dilauldnted franc building, tho lower door being
occupied BY teudDr VI old garments. Going up
shnkt stairway, and entering The arst door 1t ihs
top, he found himself IN The pscscnca OF tho eiset,
Tle room wks long. and low, and benches vera
ranged along The walls, while At ths extreme end
was rude, unpatnted pulpit Tha congregation
was divided oft. tho women bSEnz seated % ono
side and the men on tho other. There werp pses.
CIT exactly four women and little girl and i've
men.
The eef1ieas were marked with simplicity but
otherwise differed lttIo troE. osdiaaEy player
Nastings In orthodox ehnFehea. Ons Of the msn
, 1877-04-16

eho. ak Taees ses eas bar ns
arc now IN tho field three tickets. and, a. paper
said At tho commencement Of tho campaign, they
lespeea0''' ler.. lao ''ckoS 'f' matte up "a 'ol-
Tha Union raxp.7er.. ticket con,t,u a.: r,,,t
m,"a,,,.. - ~" 49, -. ~ o,s. a'sv - aao
who arc Represented to have over s1oo, 900 Of
property IN Hyde Park: AZ member ot tho pres.
reform, aud tho town csnuot afford 10 do without
saPe,nssnaont o. ,aaahI.a tho q e. sad
candidate from this tiatriet, and viii
sor1e Tho town a. m adusniatsator Of economy.
Of tle Chicago noad Of Trade, aid presons Prcsi.
s;R eaS;s . fsP.eis9t he ',ss. . sot9f :sssa
petsous!.pro perty ta4. TnIrd ps.sietENs MartEn E
estste' Ia: been Chosen. Fessh H.tfetaeoI. @ : :ei'
William II. Ks5uor. Superintendent Of The Wllaon
the residents 1t III section. lie IL q man Of ans
% sconomy. Fi1th DIstiet@Mr M EaM d. Glssk. saa
laEs, real.satata owner md taxpayer. with a
thorough and competent knowledge Of tho town,
9n4 pss'gea ., to i, seoeSmy Fst Ssfk NJ Martin
chosen, and will 1ll hls sent a CLERK for another
year.
r. q eks: consist: o
mated On the TAxpnycss' s!ckot. Efforts have boen
made In secret meetings to oust tho gentleman
warm tslrnds who Wish 70 gro tss oppesi.ion "a
atr Of sespoCtahi!ity. sceohd Dlstrlet-Wil1iAm E.
na' ss, U s off af &:
present. loatd' WhG hes yo.ed re- ths rh5lng Of
ssa1es If ~ o @ ~ fS9 "
oIAlH SLcCt1 E0HkH LlklC&1O fEkCF GCMlQnus&
, 1877-04-16

AN HAPnATtU DECLARATION or INNocHNcz.
9. 8. jonea has at last hsen heard from. Tho
Temporary c!oudhets Of his mind has gone. IIo
knows whsre he IL, and how ho got there, and do.
MICS that he ought 10 havo been sent thcrc tno
rlkc business At least. AZ = seanco, the proceed,
iugs at which are reported In thu Hummer Of light
Jones snaae Ills appearance, and spoke "a tolowt:
Brother Wilson. don't know - can represent N.Y.
self this afternoon ~ would bo FAl 10 io hut !ny
Mou!a Eret''eF m1 name VI yuur1l't aslao vsrJ nst
III thst splr,,u.l.m /, mo,o to ma today than !,
s!et W Setafs. hsSs ,tsed fSr i, nsss Jed sas il
mar saY, and ncteE wss moru AltTa thsA stu TO-
nfo'hsn .ssss. Geah,ss, youi Only tah hare to
1Gs; Il sG:s .a u i erSt' IT.
{a!d 70 my charge. Vt ths nnuccnt. Remember
sasi ou 10 s Mo,' a' f9s as, sa fS r. ri X
10 be benevolent and % {u bstt could ior iioio
,negSssa .efc nesayt ;na wSHld 81, y9Ir *tsaton M
.ofd MI *th tho.e who thisk ssy so sefsiay I'D
Gost n III sp,rtasi wosk liz VIC int .o inrtS 10
AZ :aif's:xS'd Is only oae,-sAsfa ara hundreds u
sp5 ~. 20 sRp, than
ower .Lihia ms. never Wills have risht hand. Wi
4 1s:S g. n s sy;,s: IL III
E11ax Soma :hs ba *as to put IL up where all aA.
may ..va bsan ha,h In tho ps.t II w. God md tho
auRrs forKive met but triad to ~ what seemed right
q IL ss g % Essa a e &:
IA s; as;x &; IL s..s sf i III k IL
@ X IL sfs % il. s "a @
.GS .1ash, saa is1s sas as III ia:o sas sp!iis:
, 1877-04-16

Billings, cobwln i Co. fled a bill against Charles
II. Godfrey and George W. und John l.. Stevens to
rcstratn thom from Infringing = patent for eRg.
cases granted Feb. 20, 1SG7, 10 tho defendants.
and another similar patent granted June Is, 1874,
to Abner II. uryant The complA.nants claim to
bn the sole owners OF tho Stevens cgg carrier case
patent, having purchased all tho lefcndants' rights
and to have been In tho business slx years,
In which titno they have made 150, 600 casos.
Their trhde 10 confined principally 10 tho fall md
spring, and they arc now expecting and preparing
for busy tans, aud expect to make large sa1ts II
no competitors arc in Tho market. The defendants.
however, though having sold thcir patent, arc
now preparing to manufacture eyg.cases con-
tanning tho improvements Of tho Stevens
patent with slight notifications. Thoy also olYer
tho cases at 90 per cent less thnn complainsnts'
rates established for several years past 10 that
no profit can b made. Furthermore, tho defend.
ants Is alleged arc circulating cards lvcrtislng
Tint they manufacture tho .Steycns patent cgg.
fsss :: T. 3 Sefs axs a Ss s r.
eases, and they therefore ak for hs usual njune.
tion anu IN account.
Aees i1easd 'ca bi SATURDAY assnst hsr
SstHfs and Il
JadGe Williams granted doc.ues Of divorce N tho
following Sssss SATURDAY.; Msry RSse ffom
eases fs ss's L. .m.sn Il .eP'R Pom sssSs
4; fmlltts sna.s desettton t. Ausu,s sSow
Is. Edwards from Martha Ann Edwards. for thu
~: sna TO- san nfow from 5ohn r
allowed to rcsul1t her fnatlpn name. . -
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Tho uaton Mutual Life. insurance Company 1'cd
sas ~ s1@tHiig @isg 'fI9ss IT, soS ;ef j. D. Ii .;5sy "; as s
DUono. trustees, to foEecIoso trust dscds for
, 1877-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


Those who went to the Now Chicago Theatre Inst
oycnlng Under tho expectation Of witnessing tho rep.
rcscniatIon Of drama Of high merit and interest
wefd greatly disappointed. Tho play Of ''Aa-
rlon" bad been heratdcd as Mr. TAnl Lin.
denis greatest effort, and thst II was
not on,y chAsto md well written but full
bestowed upun tho play BY eomo OF tho German
critics 10 undeaesvcd II the representation OF By
rany Is tho same as Insundcd By The author. Tho
dialogue ID long md tedious, and thcto ia
in ibc entlro drama It it, a poor
i.althton o. isetbe's, SITES, ,snd other French
dramas, and Is tnst abous ~ chasto and elevated
M "Ferrando," 'Frou From" and other we'll
known French productions. Thc acting Inst ovcn.
ing as mt such as to bring out the play 10 ia bost
advantage. Some Of the actors wern voty good,
while others, and particularly tho lady who AZ.
snned tho leading part. wore only .passnblc.
Favorable mention for thcir guod work deserve
Mrs. Clausen, aud Mrs, Horn.