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Catharine Gray was appointed janitor

Z Catharine Gray was appointed janitor
at No. 10. -,r' ~ /.
Col. Heisler moved that Psych ology be
placed on the list OF studies at the exami-
nation of teachers. .'f r.t
Mr.. Eckel moved as an amendment
thatittbe declared inexpedient to do so.
Adopted.
Mr.. Morrow offered q resolution au-
thoring the Committee on No. 3 to adver-
tise for proposals for larger boiler for
the school, and also for running steam
pipes in the new room in the west end
OF the building. Adopted.
A communication was read from
Speakman & Bro, asking permission on
behalf of Edward Forrest, to tap the
drain of No. 10 school. Granted, the
petitioner TO pay $40 for the privilege.
On motion of Col. Heisler the Secreta-
ry was instructed to send bills to Col.
Grimshaw and James W. Ware, who he'd
previously tapped this drain and not
paid for the privilege. I......
Mr.. Pyle presented the petition of per-
sons residing near school No. IL, asking
for the establishment of a grammar de-
partment in that school. Referred to the
Transfer Committee.
On motion of MIR. Baird the Superin-
tendent was authorized to purchase an
Electric Pen, at cost of $50 to assist him
In his circular writing. -.'i ..
No. 10 committee was authorized to re-
move ashes from the cellar of that
school.
A motion by Mr.. Belts to allow an ex-
hibitien to be held in the Howard school
was declared out of order.
ORDERS.
The Committee on Accounts reported
| favorably on the following bills, fol
which orders were directed to be
| drawn:
Adams & Bro, $220;L. F. Adair, So,
"a; z. James Belt S1.19; James Bradford
1858; Philemma Chandler, S328l; j. H
Chadwick, $3.50; James Davis, S23.25
| Glatts & Eckel. $107.5O; John b. Graves
$2.85; Lewis F. Grubb, $298; Chas Heeb
ner, 1915; G. M. Hopkins, Sc. Insurance
| 1880, Jackson 81. Sharpe Co. S9;, James
q Webb, $3.50; Sam'l NJ. johnson. 805
E. G. Jefferis, 20; VIM Jones, 2.75; W..
Kennard s. Co., $40; j. "A. Krauspe, 1.75
w. j. Morrow, liz; l.. w. Palmer, 1856
H. r. Pickles, 1855; VIM. F. Robinson
ia; Thos. SherwIn, 2; l.. ID springer, 2,
80; Charles II. Thomas & Co, 247 96, Vim
S. Watt, 1909; s. T. Bantum, 2; Win. +
Robinson, 40.75; Alfred wilson, 30; Chas
F. Nostrand, 6: Reuben Hayes, 306; VIM
III. Cloward, 1913; VIM Farmer, $50; pa.
roll of teachers, 4 ,401 20; pay roll of Off
GERS and janitors, 1882; total, 5,591.70. u
Adjourned. .l.
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THE SUN.
1879. NEW YORK.

AS the time approaches for the renewal
of subscriptions, THE SUN would remind
its frienqs and well wishers everywhere,
that IL is agafn a candida for their con-
siderdtion and support. Upon its record
for the past ten y ears 1t relies fora cohtinu-
ance of the hearty sympathy and generous
co-operaulon which have hitherto been ex-
tended 10 1t from every quarter of the
Union.
The DAILY SUN is a four page sheet of
q columns, price by mail, post paid So cts
a NORTH, or Sc SO per year.
The SUNDAY edition of THE sun is an
eight age sheet of 56 columns, While
giving the news of the uay, il also contains
"A large amount of literary and miscellane-
GU matter especially prepared for 1t. THE
SUNDAY sun has met with great success.
Post paid 81. 20a year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SuN9
1t circulates throughout tho United States
the Canadas, ,and beyond. Ninety thousand
families greet Its welcome page weekly
and regard 1t in the light of guide. counsel.
lor and friend. Its news; editorial. agricul-
tural and literary department makes i. es-
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paid. This price, quality considered, makes
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| extra copy free. Address
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THE METHODIST
FOR 1879.

DoYoU WANT FTRsT-CLAss
~ New York Religious, Literary and
Family Newspaper, Independent, Frater.
religious in matter and spirit? If you do,
send for THE METHODIST, 1t is one of the
best, brightest and cheapest of The Reltg-
ious Weeklies. Its subscription price is
only 1920 ii year, AMI all new subscribers
for 1878 who send in their names and money
now will receive the paper the rest of this
year free. THE METHODIST contains 20
pages in each number. and Is pubiishel
weekly in New YorK. i is edited by
ID. fl WHEELER. d. D.,
assisted by an able staff of special contrib
utors. 1t has the best of eli 4orials, brill
liant and timely editorial paragraphs q
Weekly Sermon, serial story, the best
exposition OF the Sunday School Lesson. u
Children's Department Churcl News
from Maryland and Della" are, as Well as
Y. NJ. @ A, Temperance and Education
al Notes, etc.
UNPARALLELFD OFFER TO CANVAsSERs.
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Newest Edition, 1911 Pages, 900 Engrav-
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that is, we gi, e five copies of the paper for
a year and the great Dictionary for one
dollar less than the price of the Dictionary
We are not offering picture p eaiiums, but
having on hand large number of the d le
steel engraving of the late lamented A /
fred Cook man, any person subscribing to
The Methodist in response tothis advertise.
ment and requesting copy OF this, the
| best portrait of the sainted Lookman, car
have 1t sent by mail. These wishing to ex.
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ii. W DOUGLASS, Publ 'sher. }
novs-2eaw1m No. 10 Murray it., N. Y.
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Public Night school.

A Public Night School, will be opened by
the Board of Public Education, in VIII
mington, on THURSDAY EVENING,
November 10Th, at O'Clock, in School
House No. 0, corner of Eighth and Wollas-
ton streets No person will be adm tilted as
a pupil who is under 16 years of age, or who
is in attendance at any day school. The ad-
mission fee will be one dollar for the term
VIII ch must be paid at the time of entrance
Application for admission may be made al
the school on the opening, or any sue
ceeding evening.
BY order of The Committee,
HENRY FCKEL,
no13-4t Chairman.
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N0rlaES.

NOTICE % COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
IN ALI persons who have sold property
notice to the Assessor of the District in
which the property is located on or before
the 31st DAY OF DECEM BER, 1877 insert
ing in the notice the name of (present
Of the property, otherwise they will be
held for the county tax of the year 1878.
All persons having Investments subject
to county tax will be 3nisned blanks to
make returns of the same on application
to either of the undersigned assessors.
I'd, HENRY BRADLEY,
Assessor Southern District,
60. no West FROM Street.
LEWIS T. GBUBB,
Assessor Northern District,
nov12tjanl S32 Pine Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II TX umk els Bitter
Wine of Iron.

lS never been known to fail in the cure
'aRness, attended with symptoms, in
P@llon to exertion, loss of memory,
|uly OF breathing, general weakness,
agt.4 M VI ulsease, weak nervous, trembling,
a.ul horror OF death night sweats, cold
setk4ess, dimneSs of vision, languor,
.flSal lassitude of the muscular sys-
~ suorinous appetite, with dyspeptic
Nm not hands, flushing OF the body,
gNs Of the skin ,pallid countenance and
%Gons on the face, purifying the blobd,
@ @nin ue back, heaviness OF the eyelids,
IaaI Dlack spots flying before the eyes,
hS s9 porary sutfus1on and loss of sight;
.. oi attention, etc. These symptoms
,se rom weakness, and to remedy
"e II. F. kunkel's Bitter Wine of
IL never fails. Thousands are now
fsging health who have used IT, Get the
rc' rP sold only in 81 bottles. Take
i9hh; +; kunkel's.
~ ,N lOT kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
,onnt ualy valuable tonic has been SO
|SS,,siiy |SS,,' NY lesled by all classes of The com
! tllal II Is now deemed indispensa-
Fns.a toalc medicine. IL costs but little
naes the blood, and gives tone TO The
Ellle es 'ne eysVeih anu Pio-
aiS oHUS on n3n'y ask trial of this valuable
ETSVLrFlce only 81 per bottle. f. #
6sb s,. ~, Sole ProprietOrSNo. 259 N orth
rKms9LItel' below Vine, Phila., Pa. Ash
aSnl S,kels Bitter Wine oi Iron, and TAKE
scs ', -, a photograph of the proprietol
hNN' wrapper all others are counter.
Avp"isi e"Sfe OF counterfeits. Do not let you
s1n1 a1'o, ~, you any but Kunkel's, which
y PEI piuhty si1 as above represented. Yol
Inpe triAl sia pottles for So. ALI a k is on
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Resulted Fatally. y.-Fhis morning be
tween 8 and a o'c ock, Mr.. D. Fl. Car-
penter died from the Injuries received
by shifting engine, on last Thursday
night, full account of which has al
ready been published. From the time
that his right leg was amputated Mr..
Carpenter continued to gradually sink
away until this morning when death re-
lieved him of his suffeIings. Mr.. Car
penter was good friend among his
neighbors, an excellent companion in
the society in which he associated, and
his fellow mechanics have lost skillful
workman. The time for his funeral has
not been announced,
Y. M. G. A-The week of prayer for
Young Mems Christian Association, will
be further observed by a noon-day prayer
| meeting in the Y. M. q. A. rooms 837
Market street, every day from 1915 to
O'Clock, also meeting every evening, at
1880 O'Clock in the different churches.
| Tonight the meeting will be held in
Asbury M. e. Church. Ladies aud gen.
tlemen are earnestly invited to attend all
| these meetings.
| Shn6fe Board,-On next HThursday
evening, a shuttle board match will take
| place at Ryan's shuttle board rooms No.
| 104 Market street, between McCause-
land and Dunlap, of philadelphia, on
the one side, and kyan and Stroud of
this city, on the other. The match is for
a purse of $3.50, and as the players are
evenly matched, the contest will be
close one.
Night School.-Mr. Henry Eckel chair
man of the Board of e iucation commit
tee on night schools, is busy fixing up a
room in school No. 8, Eighth and VOL
laston streets, for the purpose of opening
a night school for young men. The
school will be under charge oicompetent
teachers, and will be opened on We'd
nesday or Thursday evening.
ADJUSTMENTS. = he Walnut Street
Theatre Company, claiming exclusive
right to play "PinF Dominoes," will pro-
duce the same at the Grand Opera House
on Thanksgiving night.
Mr.. Ford's company will play on Fri
day and Saturday evening next. On
Friday evenings they will play the great
society comedy, "She Stoops to Conquer"
with a change of bill on Saturday night.
Testing Horses.-To-day the members
OF the Reliance S. F. E. Co. are testing a
pair of horses which were brought from
New London, Pa. Several other pairs
will be tested before purchase is made,
AS 1t is the intention Of the company to
purchase nothing out a first class span
| 10 replace tnelr excslienb pair OF nOrseS
which were recently drowned.
Departure. The United States reve
nue cutter Louis McLane," which has
been undergoing repairs at Pusey, Jones
& Co., will leave on Thursday next for
Pensacola, Florida. Nj. Duncan Thatck
sr, son of Mr.. Albert That cher, of this
= city, will accompany her he having en-
!. tered the Engineering Department oi
the Navy.
f At Half Mdst.-The flags at the Ma
3 chine Shops of the P. W. & B. r. r, land
J on the Red Mems Hall, are displayed al
: half-mast this morning, in respect to the
memory of Mr.. D. III. Carpenter.
Decedsed.-Mr. John Stiber, an old and
well known respected citizen, died this
morning at his residence Sixth and Wash
ington street. He had been sick but a
Ishort time.
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THIRD EDITION.
TIL e w A r.
GREAT BRITTLE REPORTED
IN PROGRESS BEFORE
PLETN.f.
LONDON, Nov. 13, 1877.


Is is reported from Constantinople
that heavy fighting, favorable to the
Turks, has been progressing at Pleyna
during the. past two days, but no off,
cial confirmation has been received.
AN ATTEMPTED SURPRISE REPULsED
A Russian official despatch, dated
Bogot, November IL, says:-"The
Turks last night attempted to surprise
General Skobelef's positions. The
Russians were warned, however, and
allowed the Turks to approach with
in hundred PAGES; when they receiv-
ed them with heavy fire. The
Turks retreated to an intrenched
position and maintained violent fire
until two o'clock this morning.
GA great many Spaniards, armed
with rifles, have crossed the Pyrenees
and entered Spain, A rising is ex-
pected," says the Paris correspondent
of the Times.
A despatch from Rio Janeiro.
states that the Argentine torpedo
boat illuminate exploded yesterday
in the har5or of Buenos Ayres, kill
ing eleven persons.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs
the following .-s'lt is said the Ger
man Admiralty are preparing for the
eventual necessity of compelling Nj
caragua to indemnity the German
Consul, Elsenstuck, for the assault
recently committed uuon him. -.
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RAILROADS.
|DHIlADELpHIA, WILMINGTON d
ThLTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 1lth, 1877.


FBALTIM0RE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 18th, 1877.
.ialE will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and Intern ediate Stations,
b slO, sOO 8 AZ, 10 90 a. m, 80, 43O,
p,IB, p, m.
|hA and New York, Q 90, 544. Am. .12 81,
NbA, p m.
a4nore and intermediate Stations,
BAN.
hl4nore and Washington, IL 14,1 16, 839,
|lLa 1853, 500, p. m.
. .fHA for Delaware Division, leave for:
AE astle, 500, $40. $50, a. m. 1.30, 8 80,
i'm.
WTnhg and Intern ediate Stations 800
,Am.6.S0 p. m. G. - <
snT and Intermediate Stations, 500,
lam
SUNDAY TRAINS. '----,. =
InlAdelphia and intermediate Stations,
m. 800. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200. 8 A., a.
Fillmore and Washington, 12 81, IS a
iI luther Information passengers are
red to the time tables posted at the
N' H. F. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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MI Office TO WATER RENTERS.-All
IN persons who have sold property dur
ing the year are required to give notice in
writing to the Registrar, at the office OF the
on or b fore the 3oth day of November, 1877;
inserting in the notice the name of the pre-
sent owner, the name of the purchaser ,and
the number and location ofthe property so
sold. Otherwise they will be held for the
water rent fer the year 1873.
All persons who wish to discontinue the
use of water must also give notice as above
and pay 81 for drawing the ferrule, or for
certificate from the plumber that they have
disconnected the pipes.
WIN. y. HAYES,
Nov Limo. Registrar.
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF an. Act OF the
~ General A Assem- bly, passed at Dover,
February I'D, 1871, / hereby give notice to
holders of Delaware State Bonds, that
Bank. in the city of Philadelphia, during
The business hours of that Bank, on the
three first secular days of January 1S75,pre-
pared to redeem and pay off Bonds from
No. 76 to 100, both inclusive,o the denoini-
nation of one thousand dollars each, of the
issue of the Bonds of the State OF Delaware,
under date of January 1st, 1865, and that
from and after the said first day of Janu
ary, 1878, the interest on said Bonds will
cease. THOS, B. GILES,
.iI State Treasurer.
Office of State Treasurer, Dover, Novem-
ber lst, 1877. nOv1-2tawt1an1
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GHESAPEAKE AND WARE
" CANAL COMPAN "A general m eet-
ing of the proprietors of this Company
will be held at their Office in Philadelphia,
528 Walnut street, on Monday, December
3. 1877, at 1io'cIock.
- HENRY ". LESLEY,
nov8-1tdaW Secretary.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS,
nuy ana Sell STOCKS,
|.aldGCo Bonds and. and Gold Ss IN IN N, n
and local markets.

BANkERS AND BROK ERS.
EnOn House Building. Entrance on 81
r. Street. 'f5
rents for American, Red Star, lnman
ECunard Lines to Great Britain and
5rnent Of Europe.
FOR SALE.
" ale, 81, 900 Mechanics Loan AssOcia-
EtCript, -.....
b9 ale, s3 900 Franklin Loan Associa-
1Nript.
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INSURE IN THE Il. t.eD 3l
DELAWARE ST ATE
F.. and Nj.
INSURANCE COMPANY
CITY OF WILMINGTON, DEL.
Nov Limo.

CITY UF W Tim MINU IUN DEIs
Insures buildings, farm property, live
stock, hay, grain In barn, or stocks, furni-
ture mercha andise, ships in ports, rents. &C :.
against loss or damage by fire and light
ming at very reasonable rates for five er
ten years,
Also, grants perpetual policies on resi-
dences or farm property.
All members of the Company holding
perpetual policies participate in the profits.
WILLIAM BRIGHT, President.
JR TANTUM, VI. D., Vice President
U. P. JOHN SON, Treasurer.
JAMES 81. MYERS, Secretary.
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DIRECTORS
William Bright. j. r. Tantum,
George G Lob iell, G. p. johnson,
John G. Hazard. John p. Hudson,
M NJ. Child, Paris L. Carlisle,
John Wood, Reynear Williams,
Robert McCaulley, George A. Jones,
George W. Bright, r. w. Cannon,
Henry Evans, VIM. H. Murphy,
d. I. Hawkins, William I. Sharp,
VIM. M. Fields, Charles III. Maull,
William Dyer, James r. Henry,
j. q. Hardness, James Whaley,
DR.. Chas. III. Richards Granville Stokes,
j. r, ID. Seeds, H. G Stewart,
r. NJ. Johnson, y. p. Whorton,
VIM. j. Morrow, John ii, Thomas,
Dr. j. T. Hammond, d. o. p. Elliott,
Randolph Humphreys John L. Long,
z. p. Cuisine, Eli HoIllster,
Samuel Hargad1ne, James IL. Myers.
nov 10 Std ,aw1L
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Promises keep inspire confidence and
DR.. Bus Baby Syrup never promised
relief in the diseases of childhood with
out at once etfecting it. Hence the pop
ulaf reliance upon il.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-13

Mrys, o, F'ne NdU Scissors.
tlushes' N NJ ,'rrastlght, Nan Brushes, Hand
|seby va y, lies, Nan Brushes, etc, for
r. BRlNGHUR d CO.,
gtoo, Norllef Sixth and Market Sts
|Aa En,,,-, 'i'r' s1I""s 4. Z r. {, lns
snOvinppS cor,,1 remedy of great popularity foi
"'S GornS without pain.
L. bRlNGH URST q CO.,
fam. Apothecaries.
Norher Sixth and Market SITS
Bath p,,,., fOs 'i.sn.,u
N Bath Snaas Bath roweis, Bath Sponges
tles6 TinSooaps IN extensive variety. Ais,
Sh, brS FS{ Strapt, Brushes, &C. ,of hors,
Nicts 6f n thrdctlon Gloves, and NJ any othe,
ne sam classes.
c. r.. BRlN NGH URST q CO.,
ooiner Sixth and Market SITS.
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APE Worm Ne e nm owed
.p Alive.

|ktiIl' toal ana all complete in two hours. No
|l0fns u reno passes. Seat, pin and stomach
shlh s'rd1Ve s'HallnVed by DR.. KunAel, 259 N orth
bad and 9dtrtet' a' Advice free. No fee until
lhkel ,y az y, passes III one, and alive, DIR.
tkcOnntn,t.l ~ .lle only successful physician in
II orr" ior the removal OF worms and
|4ldren" u, nr syrup is pleasant ard safe for
har, ar vi AL grown persons. Send toi cir
|sIup psi psk lor bottle of Kup kel's Worm
|'nggist tice - bottle. Get 1t OF your
'neNer iails. .E nov2-lm
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

VISITING COMMITTEES FOR THE ENSUING
Six MONTHS. ..F.
President Buck, of the Board of Edu
cation, has appointed the folio wing
school visiting committees, to serve the
ensuing six months:
No.-ltlsaac q. Pyle, e. G gShortlidge.
No. 2-Charles Baird, b. r. Heisler.
No. 3.-Thomas Davidson, P. U. Furry.
No. 4.-rhomas johnson, l.. w. Pal
mer.
No. 5-Ziba Ferris. VIM. II. Curry.
No. 6.-Henry Eckel, Thomas r. Lally.
No. IL. W. Palmer, Thomas john
son.
No. S-samuel f. Belts, James VOL
No. 9-Wm. j.. Morrow, VIM. H. Curry.
No. 10-Allen Ruth, Thomas Darling
ton.
No. lie. G. shortlidge, Isaac Q.
Pyle.
No. 12-Thomas R. Lally, Zlba Ferris.
No. 13-Henry Eckel, Joseph q. Tay-
lor.
No. 14.-P. U. Furry, John B. Ken
dali.
No. 15-Thomas Darlington, Allen
Ruth.
No. 16-James Wolley, Samuel f
Belts.
No. 17-B. R. Heisler, Charles Baird.
No. 1S-P. U. Furry, John b. Kendall
S-
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The violation of any of natures laws
brings its warning by the feeling of dis.
comfort. Exposure will induce colds,
throat diseases, consumption, etc, all of
which gives warning by troublesome
cough Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in
time, aud remove both the cause and eff
feet of your discomfort.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-13
FIRST EDITION!
THE SCHOOL BOARD.

An L'fnreHinD Session- Courses Of. Study
Adopt ed- Hauling Sd,tcv Teachers over
the C0als-CoI Hetster's Psycholoov e.
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FTLLl and Coss.,,seresei.

III. v,xeroN, Del, Nov .1s 1877.
ssst stoch CLAYTON House Building
"a a Co. al 12 M. te- lay; ~ =
~ W ia,fIOTATIONE. -, 1y-
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oct25-lm Collector for
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no13-4t
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From Our Regular Correspondent.
Saturday Night Scenes--In need of Re.
pdirS-City Hall improvements. ID
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12
New Yacht.

1t is with pleasure that we an
nounce the arrival of the sails for
Mr.. Aber's new yacht, the Black
Hawk, which is in model a perfect
beauty. We had the pleasure of
looking her over yesterday, and
was agreeably surprised to find so
large, safe and complete pleasure
boat in our midst. She is over all
40 feet long, 10 feet 6 inches beam,
and capable of carrying fifty peo-
pie comfortably. She has two
spars and sails, together with GIBBS,
topsails, gals, ETC., etc. Mr.. Aber
informs us that she will be ready
for excursions the first of next
week, and we recommend to all
sport loving people a trip in this
new and beautiful yacht.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12

An Historical Fact-Eycry agent VINO
bo. hecn steadily selling the improved
500 Homestead Sewing Machine LOT
three wears, owns his dwelling mouse,
has a GOOD account In bank, IL clear o'
dcht and has money at interest, the natur-
NJ consequence of securing good agency
for sunerior goods at the lowest prices.
A GOOD arst.class sewing machine, most
,scs,l-reliable at all times, easy 10 uh.
dorstopd and control, the same size ana
.Ioos the same work as any machines
shat cell Mt four times the price. Ihere
Ss no machine at any price better or tha'
-,,,Il No finer or more work, ana certain
1v nome SO low In price by many doiiars
'The Homestead Is widely known aho .
nsed in thousands OF families IN u''
Eastern and Middle States, ana ua,,'
becoming popular In the west. " WI
80 lis cost several times over IN ON
s"ason doing the work of the family o
iii earn four or five dollars DAY 10
Nv man or woman who sews ior NV
49,; 49, II Is the strongest machine mau.
a. soadv at all times TO DO lts worN
,naSss the strongest and finest stltch ye
sr,,.nted and W. acknowledged as vi
S,anaord Family Machine. Price con
pIe,e Tor domestic ~, $50, delivered ERE ~
y r door, no matterbow remote yU %nnn,
reside. business pesmaneh' anu " liz
ahle with more certain ana rap,u s" ~,
" NJ ,srger profits than any other Il.
sr"ordsnary liberal orers msdc 10 loc'
,ravslinp agents where we nave nol
y, .sh,,shed. or. II there Is no agent nea
estaol,sS.u ,.,rr oxder direct TO the a.
tory. Address John II. he" soovio
tSt broadway, New YORK. N'osif