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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias tt
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
al the Hotel Of VIM. Hollis, at Townsend
in Appoqutnimink Hundred, New Castle
County, Del. .H,|@H
On FRIDAY, the Nth day of september, 1877
at o'clock p M.
The following described Real Estate, viz,
A Il that certain plantation and tract Of
land. situate in AAppoquinimink hundred.
in the County of New Castle, and State OF
Delaware. bounded and described rs fol-
lows. to wit: Beginning at an ancient and
noted sweet Gum, at the head of drain or
small branch in a gulley running pto
B.%kbird Creek, corner for lands Of John
Gtun, known as the bOpklns tract, thence
down the said drain, small branch or gull
ley about 81 percnes to the mouth of the
said small branch or drain at the edge of
BEtckOird Greek between the lands OF John
Ginn's heirs and this land, thence up said
creek and bounding Herewith about llO
percheS to a corner at the, side of said
creek, for this land and land late of John
Naudsin, now of DR.. Beall, thence north
N1]a deg. west 81 perches to q stone by
marked cedar at the southeast end of a
long division fence between these premises
oft he said Dr., Beall sthence with said Beall's
land north 40H deg. east PA 09-lO0 perches
to line of land lately sold by Mahlon Il.
Gallagher 10 Rufus Jopes, thence by line OF
land Of said Rufus Jones north 40 deg. east
80 $40 perches to stake in the public road
leading from the Pine Tree to Ginn's land
ing. from thence with the centre of the road
towards the said landing; to the place of
containing l43% acres efland
mUre or less. BooR u, Vol. 10 page 49, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
property of Thomas Tozer, and Lydia =.
his wife and John H. Parvis, and t. and
to be sold by a,,n, .
Sherift'S Office. New Castle. AugE5, 1877.
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MILITARY NOTES.

The members of Company G are requested
to meet this evening at s. \, Macallisters
office, Seventh and Market streets, so rs to
give them an opportunity to sign the Con-
stitution. On Monday next the first regular
meeting will be held when the election OF
officers will take place. Tt Is important
that every member should be present at this
meeting,
On Tuesday, September 18th, the Tooth
anniversary of the Battle Of Brandywine, a
party ofyoung menof thiscty will hold u pic.
alc at Rosendale Park, for the purpose Of
raising funds for the organization Of Com
pany of Minute Men,
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CHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of ais. Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotei, 81 Shipieg
street, kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in The city
of Wilmington, New Castle County, Del,
on
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day o: Sept, ls71,
at O'Clock P. M, =
The following described Real Estate viz:
AL that certain lot of land, and situate in
the City of Wilmington, bounded as fol-
lows. TO wit: Beginning on the southerly
side of SO H. wide street. laid ont parallel
with, and ut the distance Of 1856 IT,, north
erly, rom the northerly side Of Obdell
street, and opening ipto Heali ana Clay
mont streets, and at the distance OF l25 tt. !;
westerly. from the westerly side oi Clay
mont street; thence southeriy, parallel
with Claymont street - it to a corner;
thence westerly. .alallel With Lobdcll
stree. Is IT, to corner; thence nortlierly
psrallci with Caynont stree - feet 10 the
aforesaid side Of the said 80 f.. wide street. !;
thepcc thereby eastcrly 25 II to the place
Of boYinniDg, be the contents thereof what
they may. Book &, vols page 4M, &c.
. seized and taken in execution as the
nropnrty of William II. Farrier ana Mary
~. his vile, and t. I and to be sod by
5. ... , ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
eherif's Office, New Castle, Aug. l6, 1877.
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CHANGE OF HOURs--W1LMINGToN
N WESTERN RAILROAD-Comm
Ing Thursday Dec 4. 1873, Trains Will run
q, cave Wilmington 10 20 q m, and S 3Opm
II ieave Iandenburg 8 As a m and 30 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington IS O IN, and III
Arrive at Landenberg al IL IN. and q 40
tpnlNNECTIONS.-Train leaving Landen.
|bere al G, As a. M. with train for Phlladel-
fphia at s: am. ,,,,, IN or -,
with train leaving Philadelphia at s. M
and pennsylvania and Deiawaretrai leav-
ING Landenberg at 10 y. IA.
4 Train Leaving Landenberg at ~ p. M,
With Penngy yania and DELAY wore train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
/ Train leaving Wilmington at $50 p m
with train leaving Philadelphia al l5p'
D. CONNELT. Snp
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DOMESTIC.

THE INEFFICIENCY OF THE PRESENT ARMY
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-It was remark
ed at the War Department this morning
that the Government IL sorely perplexed
upon the question of making an army OF
200 do the work of $4,000 men.
The military authorities do not tesl them
selves justified in reducing the garrisons at
the various points in the States threatened
by the recent labor strikes.
| Upon careful examination of the latest
returns Of the military stations and garri-
sons it is found that no materiol reinforce
ments can be spared for service in the coun-
try again threatened by the advent of Sit.
ling Bull. There is no possibility of pre-
venting junction of the war parties of
Sitting Bull and Joseph, which junct ion, it
is stated, will undoubtedly lead to an Indian
war widespread in its range and most
cruel and atrocious in its effects. There is
serious fear that the Intelligence from the
Indian country during the next few days
will be saddened by. details of horrible
massacres. Dispatches received at the War
Department indicate that there is already
widespread alarm on the frontiers, and it
ie hoped that, taking counsel from their
fears, the frontier settlers will retire with
their families and possessions to places of
security. 1t was intimated at the depart
ment that'if the war became general, as
now threatened, with the insufficient force
it would be impossible even to hold the
military posts, and would doubtless neces-
state the abandonment of many of the
frontier cities in the menaced region.
Volunteers may be called out If requested |
by both the military officers and the Cover
nors of the Territories, but the lack of
funds with which to equip them will be
serious drawback to the cause.
THE ROCK ISLAND Acc1DENT-L1sT OF THE
DEAD RECOVERED.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 3O.-Up to six
O'Clock last evening, seventeen dead bodies
had been taken from the wreck of the Chie
cago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad
train, fourteen men, two women, and one
child.
Among those reported as wounded, F. B.
Baker, one of Barnum's company, has since
lied, making eighteen dead as far as
known.
THE DEAD.
The following is full list of the dead as
Tar as ascertained
Mrs. Emily Babcock, of Andalusia, ILL.,,
John K. Ball and daughter, of Boonesboro,
'owa; Mrs. William Crow, of Des Moines
William Rakcstraw, engineer of the train
--- Stuart, Of Iowa. M. Cohen, CONNER
:ial traveller Of Peoria, H.: Jabez D. Prince
md D. A. Bronson, OF Cincinnati; William
iunning, newsboy OF Des Moines.
The following were in Barnum's cars
Srcen Berry, George Rockwell, John Pur-
ell, John Bruce, Charles Thompson, End
/. Mack. Two more bodies arc knowu to
e in the WEcck-one Of Bamum's men and {
little girl, daughter of Mrs. Crow, one S
# the women killed. I
1t is thought by many that there are still c
ther hodics in the bottom of the wreck, or t
Dated down the stream, but the total OF
he death-roll is twenty. The bridge was
ver what is known as Little Four Mile a
reek, nine miles east of Des Moines. |
THE WRECK OF THE OTHER CARS. II
The first passenger car pitched down into i
he channel where the water was at least I
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DROWNED AT CAPE MAY.

Mr.. X. V. Steele, at one time employed
by l.. N. England, but lately has been en-
gagged in Mr.. Showers drug store, at Chess
ter, accompanied an excursion from the
latter place, on Wednesday last, to Cape
May, and was drowned while bathing. He
ventured far out, and it is supposed, be-
came exhausted, and before aid could reach
him was drowned. His body was soon re-
covered and sent to Chester. Mr.. Steele Ia
about 30 years of age. His parents live In
Ohio.
This was the first drowning case that oc-
Cured at Cape May this season.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ OF Leyari Facias t,
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, s4l Shipley street
kept by Geo W. Ortlip, in the City of Will
minglon, New Castle County, Delaware,
WEDNESDAY,, the 9TH day of Sept, 1877
at at2o'clOck, P. M,
All those two lots, pieces, or parcels Of
land situated in the City Of Wilmington,
aforesaid, bounded as follows. to wit: No.
begin ping on the westerly side Of Tatnall
street, betWeen Eighth and Ninth Streets
and al the distance Of IA ~. from thesouth.
erjy side of Ninth street. in the middle of
an alley2 TT. 6 in. in width. separating this
from that of Robert Fl. Jones on the north;
thence westerly through the middle OF said
alley, and parallel to Ninth street, 80 IT,
end In, to stake; thence southerly par;
allel to Tatnall street, IS ft., to q stake
thence easterly passing through 1he south.
erly gable wall at the midd le of this house,
az para el TO Ninth street, 9O IT. ana 2ln.,
to the slid side of Tatnall street; and thence
northcrly IL It. to the place OF beginning,
with a three-story brick dwelling house
No2, beginning at the northerly side Of
Seventh street. between Wilson ana Pop
lar stree s. at the distance of 20 IT. from Inc
easterly side of Wilson street. at II: SCI,
del's llne atthe middle Of the DIVISION val
thence nortlerly parallel with wills
street through ne middle of sda saa al dfylsi3n
so9,therIy W"r!' end Of N allev ) #. Wide. run
ming .ortherly about l5 IT, HtS anothsr pon
lar atreet: therce with the southerly side
Of SAID Nr4t mentioned alley 26fto, to Joseph
LOCKWOOD line; thence by the .ameSo %, south 'aLa
erly parallel with Wilson street, and pass
ing through the miAdle Of the party wall
between the two houses 90 ii more or less
to the AZORES, ii side OF Seventh slreSl ana
thence alcng the same, westerly, 70 H., 70
The place Of beglnning, with two brick
dwellings erected thereon. ,.......-a.,-
4, seized, aud taken in execution as lhc
property OF Moses firint)A and Margaret
Ann his~lfe; caleb G. Hood and Mary 4.
his wit; jeremiah STAR Jr; ;and ,dra, Reoeoca ani
Elizabeth A., his wife, and t.t.'s, and to DC
sold by ,,,,..,,.
sLeriif's Oanco, Few Castle. Aug. H. lS"'
onuI5-tg
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ETC.
ETC.,
ETC
THE EASTERN WAR.
MAHMoUD DAMAD PAsHA,

LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Vienna cores
pondent of the "Times" remarkipg on the
recent replacement OF Mahmoud Damad
Pasha at the War Office, where he has been
supreme since the fall of Redif Pasha,
says - SIT is believed at Constantinople
that Mahmoud Damad is responsible for
ordering the wasteful attack on the Shipka
Pass. The heavy losses there incurred,
without corresponding success, seem to
have made the Sultan accessible to the adj
vice Of those who represented to him the
forcing of the shipka Pass as great fault"
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E0 U.. .. PENSIONERS.
lD T.. FRAZER.

AT TY1 lRDnA ND NJ MARKET STS..
~, /" ''le second story of the Telegraph Bald
~ + mr,n.tnnce on I'd street,} will on or after
18th, next, prepare and tak .
me- execution vi all vouchers for the paw
6Hn1 6aI1 Hi the September Pensions He win
ene e"n lhe assistance ofa gentleman expert
Sa,iueu anu skilled in the Pension business
a., A. o,ilce Is large. airy and cnmmodious.
w. w ,Sentember 4th he will be there from
ing NJ! MnMnNmn M!nr,Mstnn unI., ~ "r w. e,ncK eVen-
toustice OF the Peace and Notary Public. Cd
~ "hd Market SIS. aug29.lt
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POLICE CASES.

The following cases were tried yesterday:
Leonard Hamilton, for acting disorderly,
was fined 50 and costs.
William and James W. Kelley, for as~
sault and battery on Catharine Messenger.
were required to pay costs.
Morgan Thomas and Andrew Waller, for
disorderly conduct, were each fined 81 and
costs, and held in slC0 to keep the peace.
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RAILROADS.
DH1LApELP,IHuI1A,,. Fl u l. WlhMINGIoN fIlS9N ANlD NJ
i June 10th. 1877.

June lUtu, 1915
rra,ns will leave Wilmington as follows
PSSiladelphia and intermediate station. - 20
KS. 10. 900, 10 90, q. m. 81, 4U, W'
philadelphia s1s and New York, 22a, 9A7 am,
pa1timore M In n "a and Intermediate stations, s SO
psltimore a t and Washington, ! %. 839, 10,
W5, u SO, $40, p m. .Fs
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, 62O, $50, m, l3O, $50
WYOMING and intermediate stations 500
Delrnar and 1atermediate stations. s oe
VI" N SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
3 n a M, S 90. 6 80 p IN.
pT,iadelphia ~ and New York, 222 q IN. =.
baltimore and Washington. 06 . N.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted ut the de.
|pot. q uDrNNEv u s,nt.
/ jun9-ly ~ AHisN e Hup''
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CITY COUNCIL,

City Council met last evening, President
Lichtenstein in the chair. Roll called and
minutes of last two meetings read and ap.
proved. o,
Petition of Mrs. Bernew asking permis-
siou to have frame shed on Glpin avenue,
denied.
Petition of A. Sargent & Co., asking 8 #.
space in front of their place of business
No. II E. 4th street, was granted.
Petition of DR.. Thomas Hicks, asking for
the use of the City Hall, in which to hold
temperance meetings was granted on condi-
ton that the necessary expenses of gas and
janitors services be paid.
Petition of Samuel Curry, asking TO have
bed of Lombard street, between 11th and
18th graded, estimated cost $50. .pHa
Petition of Mr.. Neilds and others denied
as the City Solicitor was of the opinion
that the Council had no power to grant the
petition. ..t 80.
Resolution of Col. Febiger instructing
the Street Committee to builda shed to house
the steam roller at the sand hole, was
passed.
Committee reported the Adams street
sewer near Front, too low and ought to -
rebuilt, estimated cost $500.
The committee report that Street Com
mittee had been instructed to have tle bed
of Cherry st, raised.
Petition of Martin O'Toole to have gutter
paved on Lobdell and Wilson street, daried.
Petition of Richard Booth, to have water
pipe on Parker ST.. granted, on condition
that ther lay the pipe, estimated cost $500.
Petition of John Dugan, asking to have
Delaware avenue repaired from Lincoln to
Dupont st., granted, cost 5000. ..
Petition of Maurice Pagan and others, to
have iron gutter at Front and shipley, de-
MED. The committee reported that they
would have it repaired.
Petition of M. c. Conwell in regard to
the sewerage on Maryland avenue and
Chestnut sts. Committee reported that It
was best to raise the grade eighteen or
twenty inches. ,'.......
The resignation of George H. Tyndall as
Inspector of the LIST precinct, 9th Ward, was
read and accepted. Robert G. Fraim was
July elected to fill the vacancy.
Treasurer reported
Cool Spring Reservoir, order over,
drawn, 5 1880
Current Expenses, 62,939.37
Balance in bank, $62,5O56 6S
Water Commissioner report 40 men at
work.
Street Commissioner reported 50 men, Ia
loublc teams, 4 single teams at work.
The following orders were drawn:
James Maharty, lamp-lighter, S137.25;
:. L. Brown. $3.50; G. b.. Underwood,
400; ?. Garrett, $1,000; James O'Toole,
33.45; Richard Booth, s25, 900; Edward
'rovost, $500; Edward Palmer, $500; Jo-
eph Daniels, 800; John Peoples, $4,000;
school Board, $4,000; Pay Roll Street De-
'artment, $S5997; Pay Roll Water De-
'artment, 2l.02; miscellaneous pay roll,
II ,239.6l Police Pay Roll, 81, ,4s3 81.
Council adjourned.
The newest out is the Helmet Hat, at d.
- """tt the Opera House,
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THE BASIN MUDDLE.

The contractors have been again pr. VENT
cd from working by reason of the condem-
nation of the Mccullough clay. They re.
serve unto themselves the right of fully
pres' nting their case to the tax payers of
the city, and promise 1t will be stated in q
few days. ..t r.. ."'
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MUSIC MUSIC,

-fIIU E11s UIITy NUSEUN vi Huu ICII NIVr]S1''
Garden in the city.
No. ao7 and 200 W. Fourth Sire,
Is now open to the public free, thero riW
music and singing In the evenings; the
Museum contains over 10000 of the raresl
curiosities from all parts Of the world. and
constantly adding, Refreshments can ne
had either in the garden or museum, IL ls
the most pleasant and coolest resort IN the
city; the weary will find this o place OF rest
and comfort, also, good music and obl1gc-
ing Waiters,s
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VF THERE Is A GENTLEMAN IN
Wilmington. named James W. Schoon-
naker, acquainted with Miss 4. Parker,
hose acquain tance was made in Walker
~, n. y. about 1862. he is earn estly re-
1uestcd to cali at the House.
4 auS3)-tf
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MAGISTRATES CASES,
Maggie synex and Kate Loper, for acting
disorderly on the street, were each held by
Squire Brady, in 800 to keep the peace.
PERSONAL.

Thomas M. Coleman, city editor, of the
Philadelphia LEDGER" addressed the Odd
Fellows, who held their picnic yesterday,
at Mt. Cuba.
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NATURALIZATION,

This morning, at ten O'Clock, the United
States Court will be in session for the pur-
puse of issuing natur alization papers. This
will be the only opportunity of procuring
papers previous to the city election.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTYlSS.
! THE STATE sF DELaWAR II

AHE oT<iIG JF DEf.1 AK b,
''o THE SHERIFF or NEW CASTLE Cot MY
i GREETING.
WHEnEAs, Jane Sullivan, by her next
friend, James A. Atwell, by her petition to
the Jud ges of our Superior court, filed in
the office ofth Prothonotary of the said
Court IN and for the County of New Castle.
N~ for the eau Of complaint therein
alleged, has made application to
( SEAL our said Judges that q decree NAV
I be pronounced dissOlving the mar
-C- riage existing between the peti-
TONER and her husband John sullivan.
we therefore command you, as you have
been hereinbefore commanded, that you
summon John Sullivan, so that he be and
appear before the said Judges of our said
Superior Court of the next term thereof to
be held Al New castle in and for the Coun-
ty Of New Castle, on Monday the 26th dav
of November next, to answer the allegations
OF the sad petition, and also to show cause
II any he has, why decree of The said
Court should not be made, dissolving the
existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to the act Of As
sembly IN such case made and provided,
and also to do and receive what the i'd
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing him IN this behalfas to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the proyi-
sions of the said act of Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. Come
gys, Esq, at New astle the 25th day of
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and evenly
seven. CHARLES BEAorON,
Issued Aug. 25 h 1877. ProthOnotary.
The above is a true copy of summon as
lug23.f ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
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Local Affairs,
BASE BALL,

The Quicksteps will 60 to New Castle,
this afternoon to play the Actives of that
place, who will be minus their regular
pitcher, Mr.. E. Rogers, who is absent from
the city. A fine game may be expected
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NOTICES..

nj OTTCE.-The members ofthe Pine Knot
w Association are requested to meet on
tuesday evening next.
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)lVlDEN ND-OFFICE Or THE Will
MlNGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
m, WILMINGTON, August LIST. 1877.
me Directors of the Wilmington Coal
Has Company have this day declared "
kkNldend of three dOllars per share for tn
Past Six months, payahie on demand.
WIN. p. TAYLOR. Treasurer,
a0g2-tf 39 Shtpley street.
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NOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME
! house room at 50 Lord street. 6per
aug2S.3t* 500 +, 8TH ST.
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NOTICE.-The members of the water
IN Witch Overcoat Association are re-
euested 10 meet on Tuesday evening next:
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IN NIOTlCE.-Robert p. Jones is the author
kS IN, lied agent for receiving orders for the
bNnaaorless Ixeayating Company NO l..
Pilce No. G, West Tenth street.
aug5-tf CHAS. JORDAN, Prest.
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|COR RENT-A two-story dwelling. ~
(ngton street. 1uns.u
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT. THE STORE. SOUTH
" EAST corner OF Market and Third Sts.
Also the fixtures Tor sale, Possession given
(bout the 10th of September Apply TO
WM. MORROW.
aug22-Ct .... . ,ooS MafhsI o.
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FOUND.

TNOUND.-A SMALL CROSS. ON SFH
/ / Street below Orange. The owner can
Ehave 1t by applying at - ,,,,,,,
aug2s-tf THIS OfrlCE
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BOARDING..

board for S425 pei
Is week, at sos Shipley street.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
n OFFICE OF THE WlrMINGTON COAL
GAS COMPANY, 800 Shipey street.

August 25tn. 1871. J
An election for nine dir ctorS of the Will
lngIon Coal Gas Company will be held at
ne Office on Monday, the Sd day ofsep..
ember next, between the hours of 4 and S
P'clock p. m. VIM. P. TAYLOR.
FAugUSt25-. Eecreta
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\ O. W. "ONES, Fancy Dgers, 432 N. From
bIFeet, Branch Office corner Ninth and
.., Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies and
;;ooAGemen's Garments Of every deecrip-
W., unl oyed or Cleansed. Kld Shoes, heath
fnrtI H. ~ ~" ~ ~ ~''iA''@"'
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I, rom his old stand, Fifth ana King
g,ree!s, To stalls Nos As and 4S. Second
kceef Mariget Eonse would inform discus
kbbu,trS shat he Is ready to supply thin with
lnu very best fresh butter from Bradford
llcuhty daries, wholesale and retail Also
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The newest out Is the Helmet Hat, at D.,
H"' "'~~- "'"tthe Opera House.
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WANTS.

N11ANTED-A CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, TO
wv wait on table, $40 Market st.. New
yr rk Restaurant. aug25-tf
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NETANTED-Am middle aged woman wants
wv a situation as Seamstress. Apply
It 624 East I bird street. angIG-tf
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SHERIFF SALES.

ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
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eI1ANTED, - UNITED STATES PEN
yv MES for the years 1901, 1873.
Address this Office, a. Il. y.
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NANTED. Copies of the Morning Herald
N for the following dates: is75-Tbursday,
oy. ls, Friday Il Dec; satpsaa%S, hsc pse 1ses T.
Friday, Feb. 4, Monday, Feb, Tuesday,
q, Wednesday, Aug. g.l6, Friday, Aug Is,
ie2,.T HERALD OFFICE.
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THE ROCK ISLAND DISASTER.
TWENTY RODIES RECOVERED.

OTHER RAILROAD CALAMITIES.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09
Religious Department.
inv. ). G. WILLIS, EDITOR.
MINISTERIAL Ne Tvs.
VERMONT.

Rev. j. Randall of Randolph, Epis-
copalian, has accepted a call 10 become
Rector of the church at Arlington
Rev. l.. b. Hubbard, Baptist, of Graf
ton, will soon settle as pastor OF the
church at Cavendish.-Mr. l.. +.
Abhott,at An over, Mass, theological
student, will preach in the church at
Wardsboro for ycar.-Rev. {. j.
Switzer lately finished his pastoral
labors at Weston.-Rev. S. L. Cook
of the Congregational church at Lud.
low is suffering from an enervatlng
form of illness, and is not able to- at
tend to his parish duties. Thus Mr..
w. a. Beccher, who has just been
licensed to preach, from Yale College
Theological Seminary, will act as his
substitute for four months, commence
ing June LIST.
Rev. David Shurtleff, who is CON
nected with the Windham association
Of Congregational ministers, is now
involved in trouble. lie is accused
Of uttering falschoods, Of having bcer
deceptive III his conduct, and also Of
having originated dissensions among
the churches,