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, 1877-09-20

CHICAGO, Sept. i0.-Thcre was fair inquiry for
vessels at3 for corn. With agents generally ask.
Ing ac, 10 lsu.falo. What wns taken for Kingston
At pc. The capacity reported fouta mp 100. Uou bu
wheat .0a, O00 Oh corn. II. 600 bu oats, and
:o0oo tu barley. To ltuGalo-Schg Jessie
Linn anu barge 0weus. corn at 3Ac; schr Sunrise.
oats at st'out 3c. TO ktngeton-frop Tuxedo,
wheat on p. I. To Port Colborno--ychr Lake
Forest, wheat At 4!;c. To klngsson-schrs
Sarsau, 1iasca, anI l.. A. Hu.ton,
wheat at DC: sehr Algernc, cosn on
y. t. To Erie-Annie Youn1, cusn through.
The schs Young America tags III, 900 bu corn.
IN the afternoon the prop Michigan and sclIrs
s"ttthentt aHd Dobolnt. cusn to utlulu un private
tctn'. aud tile schf ltichaFds for barley 10 du ut
aG lhe aehr Hungarian for oats to U,deusbprv.
The bargca !ntcr.Ucean and AsgonAut and tue = ,
jones ~ 10 Milwaukee. -
, 1877-09-20
AFt-Ellfure,

phllanthropfc employer {who has paid bis
Wurk peoples cxJEnscs to ueieatotfnE tlne-art
Of ~ pck up All tJea Or twul'' Foremall-
"NclI, yer sec, sir, it were tl.is wuy, Wien
Us gut sheFa We WIS ca1lsdrrin' what was best
to bs slone, 20 ~c app'lntrt! deportation o.
t three On u to see slat i wers l,se; aud when
such, VIC thought II pity to spend our sall1lss
an 'cm. 30 VIZ went to the tea.gar.arn>, arI
very pleasant It werei tou. Th&nk yer kindly,
slt! ~
, 1877-09-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR OCTOBER.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
!. Bashyhius snl.lh Moners. Dy Prot. Ernst
IIAeckri.
II. Molecular Ma-nitudcs. NJ l.. n. cu1,!ss.
III. Simple Experiments In Optics. Dy Eliza A.
foun.ans. t!l!ustfatea.l
~. On Elementary lnntruetton In Physiology.
Dy 7. II. Huxley. +. Il. s.
Y. Cosmtc aud Organic Evolution. by LeatcrF F.
Ward, A. II.
VI. petsimism and It's Antidote+ by Charles
Ssbet.
VII. Tho Modern Piano!orto. ny s. Au..cn
rcarce. Mus. Doc, Oxon.
VIII. Snoring. and how to stup IT. Dy John A.
Wycth, II. d. tlIlustrAlcI.)
IL. Mara 4nu IL EAtcliitex. BY Prof, Daniel
kirkwood.
X Huxloy's American Lectures. by Prof. E.
Isay Lancaster.
1L Specimens Of Educational Literature. Dy
F.W. Clarkc. t1itustra.ed.)
XII The psycho. o.Phystolocical Sciences. by 10.
seph lsodeA buchanan. u. o.
XII. The decline Ut Party Government By Prof,
D0ldwtn Smlth,
XIV. Sketch Of Prof. Jeyonf. with PortraiE}
Ky. CoRREsPospkSct,
XVI EbtroR's TAnLE: Carpenter on 6p!sitnalIsm
-Indlcstions Of lEostess-Tbc Decline Of
PaftfcA-Fufther Astronomical Utscoy.
enrs.
L,TEnAnr SoTcxa: Mayer and Darnanis Ex.
peFlmeRtxl Science ser'ta for btg1hnt4s-
Report OF tho Commissioner OF Fish and
FlahcFiea-MoEgau's Ancient EoeietJ-
Alleu's Physiological .Eallctics, etc,
PorcLAn MlsckLLAxv: The American As1o-
citation for tho Advancement Of Science
Tho Cllnchona aAllAtulds-Treatnacnt Of
the Opium. bearing sand.
stones-Authropuloss IN Germsny-Nis.
tribuHop OF the Seventeen. eas Locust,
etc.
S0Txs.
Conducted by f. L. and ". J. YOUMANS.
TEnss: IS pes Anaum, postags frss, Of 10 cents
per Number.
Appctons' journal snl The Popular Science
Monlhly, together. for s7.20 per aununl, postssu
prepaid BY tho publishers.
D. APPLETON 4 co., Publishers,
$40 and t5l broadway. New York.
, 1877-09-20

TIIE "NZEOHMEN8' AT THE 8HBKMAN,
Tho shcrman Mouse lust uight presented a
spectacle anu scene Q! tainnlt that w'll never
again III tae NE OF t'o present OF lint cafapah-
puests rushed wildly from their rooms to The
nt,,,. IN kno,v n vhncsa,, ,uur,lar xat b.t,.,
oA~s :" rr,,'s ."@.... s,'',.a'n "As os"'e
comn1seu. 4ue s!a"slsHt S'sno1s 'stehcu to
certain section Of tho building, aud at each frcsl.
uuth,,rst OF the dtsrrsccful disorder tbs wt,tnrn
ana cnhaeen ssua''steu ' s"a 'a'uea pa'e IN tfeps
easy a' But the mepe s"n a[ti,u, tat
political meeting which was eIosrly ailed. III tho
r,,,rsr,or -, IN rorttctnon,, ~, utI,,n.s. ~
."s us' ~. 49,, .h' = ,.4' w.
nosancs u.sa,su Ito, 10 rs- tne ost
I'll .'1n tsr.. Sss' ~
H." H. ~. .s. ~, ,a.n G,o "a an'pupent '' & ~
,ns @ a1vt LINZ sae @ Wa ~, oeg hoa y
,, ns,snt 70 S;fo 70 ' ss olu stasef" vivid so-
.s,.,,ia u. ""o ',an,.. j. .. .x.,,, ho, =,
.it", sha,n triva H. = p1..vs u5 " tum
nf ths, fns,..,,I.rt p.,tx 'M,.sn ~ m ~,
n, re!,~ ,tl.a W M H. II ~. t, 70
orr,nvvm i,e no.stx ~ n ~ niI y; tso sun
~ III tnn .;t Iii s a.t,.s u k,a., snn so.ISs
i,ravsns~tht, Ran,blican t,arty uta,r '.Ht.,te, s
ev. snisiar Ia IT,, r1,st aSd W :. arn M
r,s,. H. srtnrsniuS auH III '..st.,s ~
atcs.nt tn' ,idi"~ i~D'nK aK;,,ee: ~ w wt'ois
sno-+ the rs,,nt,c,s rrvot", ,i..tx,a~
eno',, III ,,n ' no,tfsai nar,,.. f iu,nx ~
farm al anu xranf har1.,onIp,,. Whole. ,,ptirr whosr
,s VA" HW IN t' ."au ,,1.-1, a j., s.t'.ps
esnk!. 81 aa n!s1 M tway nttia.xrl.y W. 10 fessn,
. ~ nt}, .ns +" ~. iamI - rnstss W. ~ has Has
t.s s W ,.,,' ,,ti,.a tbs n,cc,,"1 haa II n,tnI
sose WIZ ttu .'o ."ett,s 1aa ~, ~ ~. .,'.nu.
Sa9seSent aess'Gp,,sd's soo*e 81 tat nu. n9t H. "S
.x,. ~ su ~ ~ 1'v,. ~ 49,,
wnat nsae M ,n,'tsa -. @ eu ,s kSo ~ lug
Eotas E " .ns n icy Tsn.' ~ "y'ea. a', &
EVERY poltle4l xnk aha Malussl!hes VI IVY no
sosaety wa Wcre. ills 5'a tu%K'foot-
sI' , ,moss-oaeaea' 'oss'l'xeu ~ aatsfents
OF net'osiaey enu upstafe !sptc,
scntatlScs VI the to-callc4 lnulfstria1
purity; tile GROWERS ana % ssallsrtsd olatt'sr'
sk,ts outsasts ~ LII rom aessha a.,sa, @ st a.sa. IT,
cl4b.Toon ~ sutt'AItion. They st"od On ths
tsbles atd CHAIRS, ail4 crowded around tho taoe,
fortified beh!n1 whtell ~
rns AuLlHo - oxssfaH.
About p:U o'c!ock at. ". IT. Hlrule& US
sume4 position Behind the tatlo st9lesal.l,
auu called tue meeting TO oItieF taxing It to W
srantsa that he was ~ oe ny chalfnai,. Ao
, 1877-09-20

Reliable hsfp for wesK and pesveus sufferers.
without MEDICINE. rulvsfu,achrr's EIrcltlc lie.s
tbs grand dss,atratunt. Avoid ln,I1atioa4. Dook
and j0urual. with pavttcnIars, mailed free. Adj
dreAs lulycrMschsr tiaISAnc TO-, Cincinnati, Ohlo
, 1877-09-20
ERR f..

Sperfd! MsDdich to The CninIga Tstbunt
EntE. Pa. Sept. u.-1Jepartures-P.ops A1as.
ka, Charles ). kcrshax, achrs Annie Sherwood,
c. II. Wcc&a. Charles Foster, BrtlgcwaIer, all for
CHICAGO; prors Arizona, Saginaw; barge hcep.
aaks, Detruit.
, 1877-09-20

tptt7at Disttlfeh In The tAsca9a tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10. -Chartcrs-To Osweco,
sehE aaystic star, wheat On owners account; 10
Erie, prop Philadelphia. wlieat, through rate; to
Kingston. schr U. u. IIond, wheat At uc: 10 Inf.
falo. schs s. IT, Fn-ieF wheat Al 4}.c: Jesse Iinyt,
Whtat at DC; kteani- baFge lnter.uecan aid burxe
ArEonaltt, wnc4t al III and DC; 10 Port Eo}oornr,
scar William Joues, Wheat At iG.
, 1877-09-20
AfAnOr1ETTc

spec'al Dfspafch 10 The Chicago Tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. l0.-Arrlvc1-p.op
Fred Kelly, 1chr Warnrs.
, 1877-09-20


,lrtn.IuirIlt narty that LaI failed Il, nav thr,r
t,ek rt.'s.l,fers anil ftlrniah uvkets. Irtrs ri
Every ,iescrini,,,,, wcru Blended in 4 scFeecb II
disrustcd excitement, auI sono men starteI
MT Ons liz buriy Il Workiugmanm im,nns.l
in and tIowr, t. uis excltement. whIfe lie Iii
LarK hls hcal and III = yolyo unlike ssali sweet
Myortl,' suggested tnat tho meeting be re-
rr,sun!zel. nl,i tominaied Tlutnan Esynnnuvi,
foF thu cl,a;r. Thu WHO'D whIeu suyxeedui tha
nnminntion VIVA takct, ~ M fn.ifmIjsn ~
sssent. and Tholi,as Kayauuueh srixel hjr
SILK ia lis FiVht hauI, and took III, Il posttiUii
oeh,nd tlo fatir. juhn ,iur1,uu was w. ,,ominate.i
Us Secrciary, aud DECLARED elected BY yu.e
sunilar tn ti1at whiri, ln,tuIIpti kayausli1f,.
ReonuANtzxp fi},
The CHAIR aunuullce4 Ais iutrullon OF CON-
durtInv tLu u,ry,iuV tu q grtr.t Of Mi fairuess.
aud lint Le would nut "xpe II anybvIy.
Al ths sutlrtl OF the word ~ oav III; m meatgur
recalled fact uyrdeutly almost forgotten snsi
Lcguu yotiIcrous abiss Vi ths rul,ugs OF lie
,tn,n., mi hnwa; fnr :. no .n.nv ~ nias ~
1t Tas r,stereI Il. that dsnraa thSt th,s f"li,ns
ti H.. wtiis ct thu huusa tuivht navc 1t.n nsr,,
hrarI whcm ore il, ii. Caii~N NJ r''n,.,
IL t.al' iii liz, worid oyer.n ths sams
h.1sm' IN" ri lila in,rrni,tnt,l., hsr.,.s,."
r. ~I,i1i ha cot oF = dssi Ut batl Enxitah. mi
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
Religious Notices.

First Baptist Church, corner of Elm and
jackson Sts. Rev. 4. M. Eastwood, Pas
tor, Preaching at 10 80, y. M, by Rev. N. G.
Naylor, and I 45, p M, by Pastor. Sunday
Schooi meets at 8, a. m, and 2, p. m. All
are cordially invited.
Y. M. G. A.--At the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, 1877 Market
street, there Will be prayer meeting held
This Saturday evening, at o'clock The
public are cordially invited.
TWO open air services under the auspices
OF the Association will be held TO. morrow
Sunday evening, at o'clock One on he
open lot cor. Elm and Jackson streets, and
IN case 1t rains. in the Elm street Baptist
Church. The other on the lawn In front of
Riddles Chapel, at Riddles Banks. All are
invited.
Second Baptist Church. cor. of Fourth
ana French SITS. Rev. K. b. Cook, pastor.
Preaching at 10 80 a. m. by Mr.. Thomas F.
Plummer. Sabbath school aud pastors BIZ
BILE class at 2 p. m. There will be no preach
ing In the evening but the usual Sunday
evening prayer meeting.
West Presbyterian Church, Rev. j M
+. Otis, pastor. preaching tomorrow at
lO4 a m. and s p. m. by the pastor, sub
ject for the evening sermon, "Does the soul
sleep in death:" All are invited
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

THE FAMOUS SWEDISH SINGERS
On Monday September 10th the S~ed-
ish Lady Vocalist Quartet Will make
their final appearance in Wilmington
giving grand farewell concert, on
which occasion they will be assisted by
eminent Instrumental soloists engaged
Manager Mlshler to support them dur
ing the Fall season. Their programme
will include number of new quartet
arrangements of popular English and
German songs; never before sung by a
quartet in public, and their new c's-
tunes of the most elaborately beauti
full description were designed by
Worth of Paris. The last appearance
of these beautiful and talented artlsts
In Wilmington, should attract a very
large audience, and we are pleased to
announce that our citizens will have
this opportunity of hearing them once
more. The advertisement will shortly
appear in these cUlums and me pro
pramme vocal and instrumental music
with the names of the solists Will DC
published.
ANOTHER FRUIT CURING FACTORY
BURNED The fruit evaporatlng facsqFy
of D. c. Goodwin E,q., on his farm in Mil
ford Neck was burned with about one
ton and a half Of cured peaches IN 1t on
Saturday morning last, 1t caught on
fire about midnight, and Was SC far un,
der way wlen discovered that it could
NOT he extinguished until the whole was
consumed. 1t was one OF Slaughter o
machines and with the house and con-
| tents was worth about sl'ooo
The LIBERAL LEAeUE-To-morrow
morning the Liberal League VIII NEE.
as usual on the third floor of Mcolary
building and will discuss ntheexlge.lnlcieS
of the times" DR.. ]. B. Welch Will III
! troduce the subject by lecture
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
Jersey Impotence.

We had, one day during the past week
another demonstration of the crude way
the Jersey people administer justice. A
Jersey constable, with writ from some
crossroads Justice of the Peace, came to
Sussex County, and arrested in Frank
ford, woman on charge of larceny, and
carried her over to Jersey to be dealt
with after the form of Jersey law. These
people beyond the Delaware, have not
only the impudence to claim the "waters
lying within the IL mile circle,' but, de-
Tying the laws and rules of comfy be-
tween the States send their officers to drag
of citizens of this State by regular kid
mapping process. Verify, Jersey has ex-
tensiVe dominion among the States of This
Union, even if her territory does lie out
slde.-Suss ca journal.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
FIRST EDITION!
CASES OF CRUELTY FOR lilly

on tue 4th OF July, horse belonging tc
GeorRe Cochran was loaned T., one ot ~
hre com panies going along Market street
he slipped on the turn IT, bs and telI InsIsad
OF ungearing Lin and helping him to rise
he was cruelty whipped up. A few stens
more and be fell again, and was again
whipped up. The uext morning he was
put 10 hiuiing dirt from a cellar. when he
ieii, never to arise. It was thought his IA
oh .he lurh-taDIe and the cruel treatment he
received thereirom caused his death.
oh the 10Th, saw II horse hauling kindlioo
wood. The leather bait to winch the ne,l
was attached had rubbed off skin and a.sh
ior quarter OF yard square and blood
was dropping at every step.
On the 23fd saw u garbage horse with
tail cut OIL short at one end and head reined
up tight at the other, covered with flies
niting viciously between the bones. On
Woi KING Lorses check reins are useless
cruel and tinpiy unbearable. How long
VIII ittake 10 abolish them +?
Notice was ri, en OF gentleman (?l In
the northern part of the city who was anus
ing himself shooting pet cats and dogs with
needles and occasionally with one loug thick
darnlng needle and with this javelln shot
from pistol between the shutters. he
pierced the bones OF the beautiful pets OF
tne heighoorhood, that would crawl sgou-
lzsd aud bleeding to the ioet of their sor,
rowing mattresses to Gle a painful death.
Numerous cases OF overoading were report
ca, IN which of course the horses (?) were
Dnlky ahJ not the leads too heavy o.
Where Is tue leuder that helped the c,ty
cars up the hill with heavy loads ?
One case of poor hltle dog that was
tled TO one spot all tue time aud every night
ana morning his di uuken master would
hold ms jaws lightly tog-ther with his
wicked hand and beat him with club, and
80 each hot day OF the hottest month of the
year closed with ",vsIy days report OF
wrong and outrage with which ca tn is fill.
ed, and man who could alleviate all this,
stands by dumb and with idle hands un-
needing The words of lire wrltten iu the
ulr "luasmuch as ye do IT to the last Of
these, ye do ii unto me-" 4. w.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
THE HARVEST HOME.

The harvest home and picnic given by
the st. Georges Library Association, of
st. Georges, yesterday was a complete
success. The attendance during the
morning and afternoon was rather small,
owing 10 the rain which prevailed at that
place. H..
In the afternoon j. L. Vallindigham,
Esq, of this city. made a very able ad-
dress. The meeting was also to have
been addressed by Hon. j. w. Forney,
OF Philadelphia, and Gen. Adam King,
but owing to some cause or another the v
were not present. In the evening the
attendance was very large, and those
present INDUCED Tn tripping the light
fantastic until early this morning. The
City Cornet Band, which was taken
down in j. d. Seals large hack, fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
For the Gas04e. Os hiEpu4E!g o.
the President .or the CounciI.

M R. JoHNsoN:-I was glad to see by a
card published in your issue of yesterday
that Mr.. Bright had concluded 10 acce ut
the nomination tendere.i him for Presi-
dent OF the City Council, az well also to
notlce your own short but pithv com.
mendation of his competency for the DO
sition. 1t must be apparent to every OBJ
server, and especially so to every prop-
erty holder, that he will be the right
man In the right place. He has large
interest in seeing that all our city affairs
be conducted on the most strictly econ
omical principles; taxes are high, enor-
monsly high, and is noticeable fact,
that not withstanding the tax rate may
have been slightly reduced for effect,
the increase assessment makes MANY of
the bills larger, If possible than hereto
fore. There never has been a time in the
history of our city when owners of prom
erty felt it to be more intolerable bur
den than at present. Very many of them
get scarcely any rent, but the tax collec-
tors demands are inexorable; his claims
must be met; there is no let up. Let us
see, then, that a man be placed in the
presidents chair whose own interests
will prompt him to see that the entire
city government be administered on
principles of the strictest ECONOMY.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
LMINGTON MARKETS.
PECIAL NOTICES.
he Gre 1t Discovery.

kmkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. For
\ pl weak stomach. general debility,
Hn disease of the ,rVOus system,
bon, acl0lty OF the stomach, and
Fl occurring Il tonic
leMcludes the most agreeable and
fa!tol hon We possess. Ci rate of
Il oxide comb Htd with the most
/ Of vegetable tOnics-Yellow Pc
Dark,
bet in many cases Of debility, loss
IL anl general prOStration, of an
kalt Of Iron combined with valu-
Fe tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
n appetite, raises the pulse, takes
lar idbhiucSS, removes the pallor
H. and gives II tlOrid vigor TO the
lnce.
p want something to strengthen
n lo4 want u good appetite? DO
\ 10 bulld up your constitution ?
pant To feel well? DO you want TO
nervousness? DO you want ener-
'you want to sleep well? Do you
X aud vleOrOuS feelings? If you
EunRelS Wine of Iron.
Fuly valuable tonic has been
tested by all classes of the COM
pat 1t Is now deemed ind,spensa-
ionic medicine. 1t COSTS but little,
PIE blood and gives tone to the
reAOvates the system and pro-
ghly ask n trial of this valuable
ncesl per bottle. Il. f. KUN
Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
4 druggist for kunkels Bitter
ron and take no other make
a ~ 81 bottles. All others are coun-
beware Of them.
] bottles for ,bon
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
HOMELESS.

Yesterday afternoon, thanksgiving
the name of Michael Milan and stating
that he had been injured by the caving in
of an embankment while employed OH
the Wilmington water works, liome less
friendless and moneyless, applied to
Mayor Forwood for au admission into
the county almshouse. AS his appear
ance seemed to ayouch the truthfuness
of his story, the Mayor ordered the neces-
sary papers to be made out for his ad-
mission to the poorhouse and he was con-
veyed there during tue afternoon.-Ches-
ter NelcS,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
Model Institute f.r Hoys and
Girls.

IL The fall term of this popular institution
will open or N""dav ,Septem Der Sd, 1877.
This instltu ion during its short existence
nlS attained pu,ution not surpassed
by any in the country. The rooms have
been remodeled, and are large and cheer
ful, well lighted and ventilated, and fit
ted with all modern improvements Par
ents having young children can be ac~
commodated, as the primary department
is excellent. Boys and girls under eleven
years of age can enter this department..
The Principal, Jas IL. Crabb, gives his
personal attention to the little ones as
well as the larg +, and he has sufficient
number of teachers, that are capt to
teach" employed. The following are the
Instructors. james II. Crabb, Principal,
ancient languages, History and the high
er branches. Miss NJ Ella Michener,
the lower branches Mrs. II. NJ. New
hall, vocal and instrumental Music. Prof.
f. Ii. Loubiguac, A. M. French. -
-- Drawing. Parents wishing to
enter their children are advised to make
early application as the number is lInis
ted. School Savilie Building. Office
hours from 8 to II a IN, and from 2 to
p. III. Send for circular.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
THE PEACH MARKET.
The peach shipments, yesterday,
amounted to l29 cars, distributed as fol
The Alliance Tent.

The meetings held in the Alliance tent
Ninth and Lombard street, have been
An experience meeting will be beld
this evening, to commence at 80 O'Clock.
VIM. X. Galloway, has been invited, and
Is expected to be present, to take "A lead
ing part in the experiences. The pub
lie are earnestly invited to be present
this evening, as meeting of unusual in
terest is anticipated.
The usual D. IN. services will be held
tomorrow AID preaching tomorrow
evening, by Rev. q. M. Pegg, An interest
ing programme is arranged for to-moro
row afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-25
y a l. ! IN f gAE1 e..
ms LEAVE wILMINcroN

NS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
dScIphIa' lie d ggl, Gao. c.55. $40, . 90.
n f. n a IN l2.5I, u 40, 2 20. 430'
d j 10. q. . as ~, y sundays: 2.2l, 8 lOa.
nl: V,h, orr s;ai, 12i, 81, a m, 70 81, 70 40,
hora u,i sundays: 22l a m.
81 ~ "'I' Washington: 1 O6, 8 80
h . % pm. "'' oh ouhuays
deposit; 4 So D m. no spndav
s Sr'lS, SDlS,5S s. ,i.., 20, 30 a m; 80, 6 80 p
zEday IT. iram f'' OS' . 80 a mi G 80 p m;
7'o', ~ m. , q Northern r. r.: 6 40 a
3rarn ~ MO no sunday train.
n %tv S,,,,, W eStcrn X, r.: 10 20 a NIX an
sundays; 10 81 a m ~ " i''o "
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
=ll99dG,Iphia "a y 5e, s "a Q "a . M 10
Ia. II io o. 8 50, l'5l, ) ii, Gg5. I o.
I'm 20 p IN on sundays; II 5G'
IN W., ~, = 81. lllOpm o0'
Ia nTlk nmp u 81, & "a IA m; 12 "A 70 IA
@n. !" on Sundays: p 56 a m ;
N !lm@re: m or. IS, OIL, "a IN; 1877 70 ~.
NJ On Sundays; 2 is a m o ID
|tS,inlIglon; n ~, 21S a m; 121. !. AZ
III on Sundays; 2 Is a M; o AZ
Deposit; 500 a m; no Sunday
III oc-9StIe' s. 7 55, 8 so a m 70 IN m.
5awarao 70 / ; ~; no Sunday nainSS.
8SunIt.t, S,t II, r.: $50 an; 4 70, 6 10 n
zS5 r'Elon n ~. 4 Northern r. r.; 10 %
flaH,rla, III, NO >unday trains. ~ %
on Sundays; 6 90 p m. ~ '' III )
III WILMINGTON LEAVE pu1,.
ADiLrHIA. MI
aa 80. 5 street ao l. and Washington ave.
HI. G 0o 10; + 10 30, l as a m; so 3 20,
sirty'" ,,,, a,., q 0 % 45, II 50. D m.
i y a ~ ec9nd and Market streets,
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The daily gazette., 1877-08-25

| A HANDSOME ToMB.-Messrs David
son & Bro marble cutters at Fifth and
King streets, have Just finished a hand
some tomb which is to be erec ed over
| grave OF Jacob Painter of MiddletoWp.
Delaware county, Pa. 1t is large in size,
elaborate In workmanship, and will prove
an ornament to the cemetery in which it
VIII be placed, as well as a credit to its
constructors. 1t cost $1,000, and in bid
ding for the work Messrs. Davidson Il
Bro, were S40O below Philadelphia COM
petitors. The entiI re tomb, with all the
decorations and the inscription, was de-
signed by Mr.. Painter during his lifetime :,
VALUABLE LoTs.-On next Saturday
at 4 O'Clock, }. I. Heald will offer at
public sale, eight valuable building lots,
each one being 60Xl40 feet, situated be-
tween Broome and Rodney, and Seventh
and Eighth streets. These lots are beau
Iifully situated, and command nlagnifi-
cent view Of the city, Delaware river, and
the surrounding country, for miles. They
Will be sold without postponement, or
underbiddlng. A hack will leave the
Clayton House at $3.50 O'Clock on the af
ternoon OF the sale, for the purpose of
conveying those who desire to attend the
sale.
seTHE WRIST ExcURsIoN.-Thisi is ex-
ceedingly warm weather we are expert
encing but you will have good oppor-
tunily to get cooled off by going on the
West Church excursion to Caps May on
Tuesday the 2Sth. You had better Sc
cure your tickets at once. Only 400 will
be sold, and they are being rapidly talk
en-.
RESUMPTION OF TRIPs.-The steamer
hegport plying between Philadelphia and
cape May, but which has been under
going repairs for the past few days, ow-
ing to an accident which occurred a few
days ago, resumed her trips to-day She
will continue to ply on the route until
the close of the season.
HOME LoAN.-At the regular monthly
meeting of dome Loan Association, last
evening, $500, sold at 81 per cent prem.
ium and $3.50 at ). Remaining receipts
We're applied to the payment Of matured
stock, first series.