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CHERIfF''s SALE,

SHER1fFs SALE,
By virtue of a writ of venditioni expo
mas to me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Gilpin House, kept by
George Whitfield. in the city, hundred and
county Of New Castle, State OF Delaware
on
THURSDAY, May 3, 1877.
The following described Real Estate, viz
those two certain lots, pieces or parcel.
Of land as follows. DO. l-Ail that certain
lot Of land situate in the city, hundred anu
and county of New Castle, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a stake
on the west side OF Young street q corner
thence with line parallel with Stoneham
street and with q line of John Henry'f
land south 81 degrees west LIS feet 10
another corner for lands Of john Henry al
q street laid out 80 feet wide, thence there
oy and parallel with Young street south
2j degrees east 5 feet to corner for land
line and parallel with the first line north
W degrees east lis feet to the southwest
side Of Dung street, thence with the said
side Of Young street south " degrees west
Is feet to the place Of BEGINNING, with
frame building thereon.
No.2.-All lhat certain lot of land stu
ated In the city Of New Castle. county Of
New Castle and Stale Of Delaware, and
now or formerly bounded and described
as llow., to wit: Beginning at point
on the westerly side OF Young street Ia the
line nf land dividing the land Of Hugh
McGovern aud John Henry, thence run.
ming by the said side Of the said street IN
. southerly direction 3 feet, thence in a
westerly direction and parallel with The
said division line and 3 leeL distant there
f,om rs feet, thence in nOrtherly direc.
ton and parallel with Young street. 3 feet
70 aforesaid
thereby in an easterly direction 70 feet t.
the said side Of Young street and place OF
beginning, De the .ame what it may.
seized and taken into execution as. the
properly Of Hugh McGovern, and to be
sold by
Sherif1's ONCE, New Castle, April IL, 1877.
oh1kia
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eHERIFrS HALKS
Z
SaEKlFF'B bALB.

BY vir,ne OF . writ Of Levari Facias, Ia
me directed, will Do exposed 10 Public sale,
It thr H~tel 0f JOhu n. Lewis, in the town
OF Newark. In White Clay Cretk Hundred.
New Castle County. Delaware. ON
THURSDAY, APRIL -, 1877. A..
al O'Clock, p. m.,
The following described Real estate. viz:
All that certain messuage or tenement
and track. Of land situated in Pencader
Hundred, New CATTLE county, and state OF
delaware, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
OF the Phiiadelphia aud Baltimore Rail-
road aud where the south border of the
premises OF said Railroad Company inter-
scots the eastern border Of the land FORMER
~ OF William Gibbons, now OF Edward
stroud, thence along the outline Of .aid
east nifty 1.-TWO and one-tOurth perches to q
slone eoarse OF Hayes l.nd, thence along
the said north S7N degrees east ls27-lO
perches to o stone or corner Of McCOn.
aughey's land, thence along the same north
o1T sna ha ha WeI 9 S
the said Railroad Company and along the
same the niue following lines to wit
south forty -0ne degrees west u perches
south 42]5 degrees west II perche 60 south A
degrees vests perchts south ~ degrees
p rches soata ii degrees west Is perches
south ~ degrees west n perches south 4U}<
degrees west " perches, and thence by
right line south 4iA degrees west l4k
perches TO the place OF beginning, con-
tAining ninetJ -eight acres, roods g. d IA
or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of George NJ. Husler and Ann
Husler his wife, and William G. Rambo,
Mary his wife and I. t. g.. anu to pe sold by
ISAAC GkUBB, sheriff.
SherIf's Office, New Castle, April 4, 1877.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2STH, 1871.
at20'clock. p. M,

| SATURDAY. APRIL 18th. 1877.
at2o'clock. p. M, -"
3he following described Real Estate, viz:
All those several and respective tracts o.
paI cells Of land situate in and around the
city Of WILMINGTON. aforesaid ssverally
bounded and described Is follows, to wilt:
No. l. Situate in New Castle Hundred In
said County containing within said bounds
BY computation two acres and nineteen
promises conveyed to Robert Taylor by
William Peoples and wife March 2Oth 1854.
book 2, vol. y, page ~. DO.
No. 2. situate in Christiana Hundred CON-
i've perches Of land more or less. being the
same land and premises which James Nor
rison and wife conveyed o Robert taylor
book g, vol. 8, page 88 &c.
No. 8 All those two certain tracts pieces
Or parcels Of land situate in New Castle
Hundred aforesaid designated as No. 5 and
and 10 number S containing four acres and
10 perches moro or less. and No. 10 contain
ing two and q half acres. more or less, be-
Ing the same lant and premises which
William Webb and wife and kdward Webb
conveyed TO Robert Taylor March u, 1856,
No. ! Situate IN New Castle Hundred
Aforesaid containing three acres three rOOds
and thirty perches OF land, be the some
more or less, being the same land and
premises Wnlcn WlIllam McCaulley ana
William Bright assiguees of Thos. Smith
on the 9Th day of March, A.. D. 1858, did
grant and confirm unto Robert Taylor,
Book R, Vol. 7, Page 326, &c. :.
NO. situate In the city of Wilmington
aforesaid bounded by eeveHth street, Jack
son street, and others. bel the contents more
or la's, being the same premises which
william Morrow and wife conveyed to
Robert Taylor December 10, 1877, Book c.
Vol. 8, Page 434, &C., containing altogether
fifteen acres and thirty-fOur perches, more
or less.
Seized and taken in execution AZ the
property Of kol ert Taylor aud to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, April ~. 1877.
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Not long since negro wrs caught steal.
ing COW in Pike county, Miss. Tho par
ties who caught him cut the COW open and
placed him inside of her, took grass rope
and sewed him in securely, leaving only bis
head out. In this manner he remained for
four days, when he was discovered, nearly
dead. He said that 1t was all he could do
70 keep the buzzards from picking his eyer
out.
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PHILADEL pQlA ITEMS,

The case of Quinn vs.. City Controller
Hancock was removed to the Supreme
Court.
The Belmont Driving Park is to be sold
BY the Sheriff Of Montgomery county on the
9th of May.
The Ere Commissioners have presented
500 feet of condemned hose TO the Jewish
Hospital.
The Southwark Railroad, on Washing
ton avenue, was merged with the PhiIadeI-
phis, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
The coal Office of Job Haas, on Gorsa a.
lane, Twenty y-secsnd Ward, was broken
open and was robbed Of lot of tools.
John Haggerty, residing at No. 2O2
Juniper street, was accidentally sho. in
the hand while examining pistol.
An ordinance for the removal of the old
State House bell and clock to the Town
Hall, Germantown, will be reported fayo. :.
rably by the City Properly Committee.
The Third District Police inspected houses
and thOroughfares In the neghborhood oi
Hirst and Lisbon streets, and found them
in very bad condition.
John Welsh and Henry Petit, of the
Central management, are TO receive th,
decoration of Nisham Ell Iftihar from the
Bay of Tunis.
The stockholders of the PbiJadelpb,s
Wilmington Il Baltimore Railroad Com,
pany and the stockholders of the South,
wark Railroad Company met on the. d.,
at the Office of the companies. cornar n,
Broad street aud Washington avenue n
confirm the joint agreement entered ipto nv
their Board of Directors, under an .ct n,
Assembly passed In 1861. This apreem.n,
was effected three weeks ago, and provides
TOR the consolidation OF the companies men
TONED aud the merger of the Southwark
Railroad Company into the P, W. &B.
The following is the order of exercises
~ agreed upon by the managers OF the
permanent exhibition to open in the main
building on the centennial grounds. on
Thursday, May 10 ensuing: VI
Prayer.
Muse.
Reception Of the Presiuent of the 1-n;tsd
States and other Distinguished guests.
Music.
Aoores by tne freslden' OF the International
Exhibition Company.
Music.
Formal Declaration ofthe Opening
Of the
Grand Exhibition
by the
President of the United States.
Music.
Address by John Welsh, ESQ.
Address by Alfred T. Goshorn. ESQ.
Benediction.
1t has been resolved by the directors that
May IL, 10 and 26 be set apart "A grand
children's concert days. Each ofthese con.
certs will be given in the main building. IN
which from 1900 to 5000 children viii
take part, Agsneral invitation has been
extended to tue teachers of the various
schools IN Philadelphia to be present in the
main building on Saturday afternoon next,
o. o'clock, when the first rehearsal wili
take place, when i-,is thought that 800
pupils viii be pres"
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GHERItF"S SALE,

BY virtue of q writ of venditioni Expon-
as. to me directed, will be exposed to Pub.
lie sale, at the Hotel of BeDjam, n d. Long
and. in the Village OF St. George in Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Della.
ware, on
FRIDAY. April 9th. 1877,
Atl O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
AL the following 4 described lots or pieces
OF land situate In the village st, George s
New castle County ana state Of Delaware
fifty feet aud extending back a t ri .ht an giles
VITA Delaware Street Aforesaid TO Henry L.
re nkaso's lot, bounded on the northeast by
sa,nue'S. Raldwin's lot on the southwest
~ James GorDan's lot containing ssyen
thousand five hundred square feet OF land
with Drug store theron erected No.2,
4 io' OF sEd on the east corner formed by
the junction of the Delaware City road with
the Odessa road, In said village of st.
Georges as follows. to wit; beginning at
the junction of The aforsaaid roads and
running thence with the Odessa road south
for y, .eg iees east one hundred ana fis,een
fet, thence north forty seven and three
fourth degr ee. east eighty. iour fo ty. eight
one hundredths feet, thence north
one eve nunded ana 9aafsT y fee, degrees a ,s
aforesaid Delaware City ro4d, thence with
said road south forty-seven and three.
iourth desr es west eighty feet to the piscs,
~ beginning, contsining Lwel Q thousand
three hundl ed square feet more or less with
a. st9te house and dwelling thereon erected
st George bounded Oh the south by Nj sine
st ct on the west by Secood str. et On The
east by land OF san'l B. Sut on and more
partlcu!arly des ribcd as follows TO Wiz
Begin" Ing at point on Main street, forty.
tWo rect three inchcs from the corner Of
>ald Main street and Second street, thence
a!eng said street the same dis,anc. to SEC
ond street theme north fOrty-niDe nm,
lhfse fourth degrees esst one hundred ana
lhirt! .ole feet 20 other land o! Frr,eri"s
y; suMon thence sontheasterly ana parai.
iel with Main street forty-two feet thrae
inches thence 'southerly and parallel viii
SECOND street tifty-two and one-half de
glees west one hundred and thiriy-onc foot
to the place uf beginning. be iha sar,I nee,
erected. "S 'nor1on
., Izei and taken In execution as tho
property Of Albert N. sutton, and sold hv
sho,,r,u SAACGR Sheriff.
apr, ll-3tw.ts " A'''
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Claytsss House Arrtua,s i,

The following are the arrivals at the
Clayton House up to midnight:
A. EfCrow, City;
D. 8. Well, New York.
J. Thompson, Phila.
1. 0. spalding, Haverhill, Mass.
L. Bremen, Phils.
John Carpenter, Phila.
L. c. johnson, Phils.
Rev. R. 7. Smith and wife, Bait.
K. NJ. Kelly, New York.
e. A. Frrrington, New York.
Il. J. Rudd, New York.
Geo. Lendaem. Phila.
Isaac A. Cassin, Phils. -.
G. A. Rodwey, City.
D. A. Harris and wife, Pittsburg, Pa.
W.T.. Tewnsend, Georgetown. D. G.
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Shipping.

The schooners Banner, Captain Town.
send, from Indian river, Del, with ties 10
E. W. Wilson & Co., and W. P. Orr, Capt.
Conwell, from Lewes, with ties for W. T.
Conquest & Son, arrived in Philadelphia
yesterday.
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VILLANOVA COLLEGE,, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
y thorough Classical, cientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of i've months, In
advance, $50.
For full particulars, send for q catalogue
. Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
decl-lyr President.
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sHERIFEs SALE
SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ Of Levarl Faclas to me
directed will be expOeed 70 public sale, at
he Lafayette botel, al Ehipley street.
sept BY George W. Ortlip in the city OF
Wilmington, Now Castle county. Delaware,
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SENy g. . =. .,W !, ~ ~ ~ !, =. tss.s
- YORK, for pamphlet o. NW stints
mr. lists OF 5000 newspapeEss pa w
bowling cost dverthan9' "a
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sHFR1FFs SALES
CHERIFF's SALE.

d,9Syc,a1,t ,5y virtue 10, Sfs 2, writ of Lev.,, A.,
H. W r ssIDS,.d HS ID 70 pass 4
Kept by Geo. W. OrtIin -, Ml k6inl.s
on M,hston' In New Castle @ oonN,eei sns ely ! 81
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BY virtue OF writ of Venditioni Expon-
as, to me directed, will be exposed to Pub
lie sale, at the Hotel of jam n D. Long
and, ia the Village OF st. G-orge'sin Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Della.
ware, on
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By virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias, to
mo directed. will be exposed 10 public sale,
kept by George W. Ortlip. In the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Del, on
The Morning herald., 1877-04-26

BY virtue of q writ Of venditioni expo.
mas to me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Gilpin House, kept by
George Whitfield. In the city, hundred and
county Of New Castle, State OF Delaware,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-17

man lay than Ia laid. which is Jesus
Christ"
The Temple Of which Christ is the
foundation ia composed of living stones.
No one can belong to 1t until he is made
alive. 4 dead stone would be out of
place in it; it would mar its beauty, de-
stroy its unity, and take away its
strength. This being the case, the true
Temple is not the visible Church, Tor it
is composed of the dead and the living
the good and the bad.
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DR.. S. D. MARTIN,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

kLLEI4IO H I5-LIANi
Makes a speciality OF treating Chronic,
Female and private diseases. Having had
an extensive practice and experience in
treating those diseases, has enabled him
70 perform cures where others failed, Can
ne consulted In person or by letter, at mis-
once, No. SIS North Main St, Wheeling.
W. Va No charge for consultation. del6
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DIED

GARRETY-At A. NJ, December 10, 1871,
JOHN f. GARRETY, aged 40 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 81 Twen-
at 2:3O o'clock. Friends OF the family are
invited. Interment at Mount Calvery
cemetery.
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Yourself and Your Horse.

Are liable 10 Cuts, Calls, Bruises. Chaps,
DC, Try the grand healing application -
COnM0 LINE
The medicinal and veterina airy, both for
sale by Logan, List & Co., Druggists,
wheeling. noA
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NEW ADVERTISE Ek1s
FOR RENT

TWO BRAN NEW BRICK HOUSES -
| OF York and Virginia SITS, Island IssH
They are N a very desirable location.
Have all modern Improvements, includ e
ing gas, bath rooms. &c. Terms N oderate.
Further information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
decl7 ll55 Market street.
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PERIODICALS

NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
~ for them. ! I'LL subscriptions for
Daily, Weekly and Monthly publications
at publishers lowest prices.
4 subscription 70 good weekly or
monthly is very acceptable Holiday pre-
sent. {. II. QUINCY,
decl3 No. lili Market street.
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0ne-haIf the Battle

In setting good table is won on your Bis
cult and Rusk. These are always light
and Wholesome when made with Logan,
List d Co.'S Exc sior Baking Powder.
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ST. JOHNS GERMAN PROT ssTANT.
AT THE CATHEDRAL.

In the German Protestant church ST.
Johns the Rev. L. Voss, peached from
St. Luke Kali 40. In few days the old
wear will have gone down in the sea of
time past In the same way, the yesrs
are going too, for the mans life is soon
cut off and we pass away. But, while this
lsmentstion OF instability comes 10 our
ears we hear another message which
Christmas will bring to Us, the message
of everlasting lie. Unto you is born =
Saviour" This word brings peace and
consolation TO sill who are shedding tears
on the graves of their hopes and happl-
ness. Christ has brought life and light
into the sorrows of mankind. The words
he spoke long ago he speaks still
to all who believe in Him.
the words: II an come to send fire on
the earth.
1t is the bright ire of Truth, the re-
dining fire of regeneration, and the
warming fire of love When Christ
came to the world, darkness was upon
the earthj but He, the Way, the Truth
and the Life, gave light. He showed the
right wsy to all who were in darkness
be showed that God, the Almighty, is
the father OF love. That was the fire OF
truth, which sends its beams yet over the
whole earth. This is the foundation OF
the religion which will give us consols-
ton and power in ali circumstances of
life, and will lead our eyes over the
graves to heaven. "Repent ye," that
is the first word OF the gospel.
Therefore, the fire which Christ has
sent on the earth is the refining fire of
regeneration. Refning. like FIRE, was the
influence of Christ's word and life to his
time and the religion of his people, and
the same influence the gospel gives to-
day. 1t is fire which is burning in the
nations, the families and the hearts of
everybody, who are looking on Christ
as their Saviour.
Thou shalt loye the Lord thy God
with Ill thy heart and thy neighbor as
myself" This is the highest command
ment OF the Christian religion. 1t
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BuckWheat Cakes.

Batter Cakes and Biscuit, IN ade light, crisp
and wholesome with Logan, LIST Il Co.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder.
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In Everybody's Mouth

Wherever IL has been tried you will ind
the praise OF Logan, List d Co.'S EXCEL
s1OR BAKING POWDER Sold by best
dealers everywhere.
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Hundreds of Laties

Use Logan, List & Cos Excelsior Baking
Powder, preierrtDg IL 70 all others. Sold
by best dealers everywhere.
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Paper Box Manufacturer,

Nos. l2ll and 1918 Main street, up stairs
(old Union HalD, is now prepared 70 make
all kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
in as good style and at as low prices as
any house in the country. Orders rom
tyl0-ege
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FOR SALE.

NALDWELL's RUN PROPERTY; OTE
v frame house and piece OF ground on
Market street, North Wheeling; a small
frame house. A small sum of money re-
Qulred, the rest 10 be paid on ten shares
building association stock. Inquire az the
General Agency, Opera House corner,
second floor. del5
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ST. ALPHONSUS' HALL ON MON
A day, Tuesday and Wednesday evening,
Deem Der IL, is and -.
This being an OBJ ect that makes direct
appeal to tie charritably disposed, the
COMMITTEES OF st. Alphonsus Parish IN
charge hope IL will meet with most
generous response. deus
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Pure Materials Only,

And OF the very best Quality. are used in
the manufactu- ~ IoJon. JiSf q Co.'S FY-
celsior Bakin p~--r r. 80 rp,yt in the
market
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Administrators Notice.

Administrator NOliCe'
A DEMONSTRATION OF THE ESTATE
n OF James Quigg, deceased, having been
granted 10 me, all persons having G aims
against said estate are hereby notified 10
resent said claims TO me without delay,
properly authenticated tor settlement,
and persons indebted TO said estate are
notified to pay their debts With ut delay,
TO the undersigned. W. {. II ASDLAN'
Administrators OF the estate OF ia mes
0uigg, with the will annexed. delhi
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church Rev. j. F. Gurus subject was,
"Tne True Temple" "To whom coming
rs unto living stone, dissllowed indeed
OF men, but chosen of God and precious;
We also as lively stones are built up a
spiritual house, to offer up spiritual sscri-
fees acceptable to God by Jesus Christ" "
| Peter. 2, 4, 8.
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DIR. TT. Clancy, pastor of this church,
took for his subject OF discourse "Chrlst
identified for the Christian Assurance
Man is said to be born OF trouble, and
If So the tact may account tor his
strange propensity Tor making and bor-
rowing it. The scriptures seek to meet
this tendency of the human hesrt to an
tioipste trouble and correct II, and
hence so many assurances to calm per-
turbed spirits and urge on in the fearless
discharge Of duty, trusting IN God for Ill
innate success. From the any, L
select this one, presented in the
form of query. That l may
answer it. ~ by are We troubled? and
WHY do thoughts arise IN your minds;
Luke, "a, 3S. The circumstances at
tending the introduction OF the text are
peculisr. Grand events bad crowded
upon each other during the past lew days
The prophets prediction had been tui-
filed. The shepherd had beer smitten
and the sheep scattered. The frightened
flock is grouped to consider the occasion,
when the smitten Shepherd Himself APP
pears unhearalded and challenges recog-
milton.
To open the interview, he propounded
this dual question, contained In The text:
A real, personal Christ, as the Christians
assurance. These questions are asked:
First. To show how groundless mems
troubles are generally. Secondly. That
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ORPHANS FESTIVAL

decIT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-10

sAS FHAScisco. March 100 ?. r.
The Stock Exchange to-day publishes an
interview with Geo. d. Roberts. ons Of
the party recently engaged In the Il.
animation Of the Consolidated Virginia.
He gives q favorable report, the general
scope Of which Is that going down the
q. and O. shaft and into the lC50.foot
level. In the west crosscut they come
to the cast wall Of tho lode. pitching at
au angle Of about forty-sevsn degrees.
Immediately on piercing the wall they
ran into rich ore. averaging In assay
value $500 per ton. At the end, rs feet,
they struck 4 "horss"24 feet wide. then
ran into ore averaging $i25 to $50 per
ton for 20 feet, when the assays gradu-
ally lessensd and ran into broken vein
matter. when work Wal stopped In the
drift. Il was supposed to DO about 80
to 100 feet farther 70 the west wall.
Mr. Roberts argues that a. the
deep winze from the 165o-foot lsvel
along the west wall runs In rich ore b..
low the lG50-foot level. the continuation
Of the drift will show the same ore body
that was found on the l55o.foot level.
more particularly as on that level o
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ST. Jous's cHrHcn. Con i~inL-There will
be divine services ct 81. Johns church TO NOR
row at n o'clock. A d. and ! Pm. Res. ..
p. Kelly will preach In the morning and Rev.
X. n Eastman In the evening. sunday-sehcoi
81 i:D .. n.
vt. PAuLis CurRcu. vlR"iSiA.-rhe viii
be divine service In NJ. Paui's Church. virginia,
tomorrow At n oiclOek A. ~. and ! y. NJ,
Bishop whitaker oficiatibg.
N. 4. cuuRcu. Com iiiLL.-DediestoJ ter
vices will be held In the new ehurc, to-morrvw
evening. rev. Geo. W.. Fitch Of1ciating. All
are invited.
Rsv. W. X. JEsvxr win hold divine service
81 Grace Church, silver City. tomorrow e'rn-
lag ii 7 o'ciock.
REv. ". II. JkSvEr vlii hold divine service
Al Dayton H. morrow morning al n O'Clock.