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The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
CHERIFF'S SALE,


BY virtue of q writ of Venditioni. b1Sibe 1PSube
to me directed, will be exposed Nsvport
Sale, at the Hotel Jacob Hy att AZ AZ. corpty
Christlana Hundred, New Cas''0 WV
Del, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF o''
1878, vt 2 o'clock, p III, viz
The following described rebi es.ad ad suale
All that certain lot or piece OF Ianu Iasnuty and
In Mill Creex huodred, in the OsuorIibed as
State aforesaid, rounded and aesIin ne in The
follows, to wit: Beginning at q ~, ~ ln rom tho
middle of the pubic road lead'nng nng,,s Mills
Gap and Newport Turnpik 10 thence
q corner OF David Graves lanu, nu,,od by 8
along the middle of g. Id pdb 10 ro'W West 10
recent survey south 3-4 degree, trs,ding ibis
perches, thence by new ne ai y. rgus0n
from other land Of Margaret \ 1sae nee By
north s t.2 deg. west 10 rerches, q 81 resaid
another new line dividing as asor,hf IS tos
north 10 l 2 deg, west II 6i Ul pad and
line OF David Graves laud aioressS n nerchss
tner ce thereby y sodth dex. WIS ,np ~ g. con.
and 8 links to the place OF beetnnre ,rehes o.
tanning Que hundie ed and SIX psye $780,
land, moe l%se. Book 8, Vol. w. ,heT out
&c with frame house ana o'N
buildings thereon. .,,, a. the
Seized and taken in execution and to be
properts of John II. 3 Ferguson
sold by ,,,pp sheriff
sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, yep" -
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

- can make money faster at Woth o, al ~
than at anything else, Capi'"
Vhcme made by the industrious Say q
women, boys and girls wanted pei MeD ~
W. RI for us; Now IL the time; e;r,Ir& Va
OUTFIT and terms nee. address 1H'
AugustA; NAines
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
REDUCED ADMISSION.

On anda to-day the admission TO the
Horticultural Fair now being held in the
Institute Hall will be reduced to Is cents
for a grown person and 10 cents for chill
dren.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

NJ OTICE.-
~ give public notice, for ne enc to
rust my wife, Mary Wilson COL. On my
ccount she having left me on her own
ccou Mt. ,I0SEPH WILSON. b
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

NJOrICE.-Ths 9Th Annual Meeting OF
IN the Stockholders of the Citisen's Loan
Association will be held on Thursday even
ing next, October 3rd. at 8 o'clccks when
the annual report will be submitted OF:
ncers and directors will be elected, and
the nrst payment made On New Series,
-, GEO. G. MARIs Sec'y.
octl-3t ONCE COL Shipley street
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
NOTICES.

NJOTICE-The Citinsns' Loan AssociAt' '0E,
IN New stock for sale, no back payments
Apply to GEO. @. MARIS. sec'y., COL Snip
Icy street. sep ll'lm
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

Box Stalls for Track Horses. Hay and
Stray free. Grain can be bought en- the
grounds for reasonable prices.
Ample arrar gements have been made
for the comfort Of Stock, sheep, Swine.
Poultry, etc., etc.
First Class Dining and Refreshment s..
looms, '
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

This Association in announcing their
Fifth Annual Exh'b lion. to be held as
above, feel confident that 1t will prove to
be the LARGEST. BEST AND MOST
AGEEABLE that they have yet given.
The good order and decorum that have
will be strictly mair tained, the Premiums
will be impartially award ed. and every eff.
fort will be made to give and satisfaction
to all to attend.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
A ShipWrecked sailor.

This morning young .rnan named
Frederick Bradford, applied for aid al
the Custom House In this city to helP
him on his way tn Boston. He stated
that he was hand on the schooner,
b. r. Philips and had been ship
wrecked in the recent gale, six miles
below Cape Henlopen. The vessel was
loaded with sweet potatoes from Norfolk
to Boston where the young man lived
with his parents. There we're six
others on board beside himself, and Of
the crew FIVE were drowned including
the captain, George Lewis. The other
saved was q colored man who was
washed ashore with his collar bone
broken.
After reaching Lewes, and having no
means, Mr.. Bradford was informed that
by applying at the Custom House in
Wilmington he would be sent on to his
home at the expense Of the Government.
Several of our rgenerous-h hearted citizens
hearing his story, have come to his aid
among whom are Mrs. A. N. Person,
No. 500 Lombard street, at whose home
the unfortunate young man is domi-
ciIed. As there are no provisions made
for shipvrecked sailors, by the general
Government, he will be sent on to his
home by the joint efforts Of private in
dividuals. He was provided with a
whole suit Of under-clothiny by the
generous clothier, Nathan Lieberman.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
New Castle Items.

NhW JAsTLb, wv 15tn, 10.
The following pupils cf our publ
schools had an Average Of over 80 dur
ing the last month. Henry Hoichuma
ker, S3.5; Geo. Herman, S2.6: Oscar
B. Deakyne, 80; and Oscar D. Ridings
Sl.8.
The propellor Ohio was moved about
half her length on the ways yesterday.
1t will take two or three days more to
get her afoa'.
The steam tug Jas. Fodder vas pump
ed up Sunday evening and yesterday
was taken to Philadelphia tor repairs.
R. Deakyne is going to make d-ci-
ded improvement in the front Of his
hardware store by having a large bulk
window put in.
Two horses attached TO Alarm wagon,
took fright at something on the road
between Hare's Corner and this city and
made complete v ~reck Of the wagon.
We advise those persons who had
their dogs bitten by ,lad dog belong
ing to Walter vandever, to tic them
up or put them out of the way.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Well.TAned SYal ems.

Systems toned and renovated with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters are most ettectually de-
Tended from disease. That supreme invi!o
rant soon overcOmes that distressing feeble
ness consequent upon ailments which impov-
ersh the blood and relax the muscles. Vigor,
appetite, sleep return to the wasted frame,
and every physical faculty gains greater ac.
tivity through its benign Influence. Nor is
this all, for the Btters have most genial and
cheering effect upon the mind ofthe despOnd-
cnt invalid, which is the natural effect of the
increased bodily vitality which they produce
Nervous symptoms disappear in consequence
OF the use of this medicine, and the EVIL con-
sequences sure to result from premature de-
cay OF the physical energies are averted.
Dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheumatic all
ments. urinary and uterine irregularities ma
larial diseases and many other disoriered
conditions of the system, are remedied by the
Bitters
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
LADIES' COATS,

| From the host manufacturers in America
and Berlin. These are the same goods as we
have been selling Tor the last two years. and
| $ for style. n Ike ant fl we have seen none
that will compare with them.
! AT $3.50
A PLAIN BEAVER COAT
AT $500
A PLAIN BEAVER COAT.
AT $500
AN ALL-WOOL BEAVER COAT.
AT 5000
A MATELASsE COAT-Trimmed with
Satin and Fringe.
AT 1900
A MATELASS COAT-Trimmed with Silk
and Fringe.
AT $I2.OO
AN ALL-WOOL BEAVER COAT
Trimmed with Silk and Fringe.
~ AT $I4.OO
AN ALL-WOOL BEAVER COAT-very
fine and handsomely trimmed.
Az $500
AN ALI-WOOL MATELASSE COAT
Handsomely trimmed with Silk and Satin.
AT $1,000
AN ALL-WOOL MArELASSE COAT
handsomely trimmed with velvetand satin.
AT $500
AN ALL-WOOL MATkLASSE COAT
Trimmed with Silk ard Satin
AT S25. 90
A PLAIN BEAVER-Elegantly trimmed
with grass fringe silk and satin.
At $4,000
A DIAGONAL COAT-Elegantly trimmed
with silk, satin and grass fringe.
Hg~The attention Of every lady is called to
the above goods, as they will find among them
some of the most Beautiful Designs that has
ever been shown in this city.
ONE PRICE STRICTLY.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
FIRST EDITION.
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wrLnIH0roN.


R@ n, Ph,iadelphia: zoe, b.l4, 70b, $40, 900
S. er I'd. .oO 4. m.; 1887, i2.So, 2aO, %00
40 J.2O, go p. m. On Sundays 100
I'M / n. no q, M: 800, 6.a0, 80 pm.
New York: 400, 6.Aa. m; 1881, H@o,
''' Ian. m. On Sundays: 2oy, 80 q. m:
Ra,l,more and Washington: l2bl, LIS,
d. s.sp a. M; l2b4, lZ5e, 300, lo.@ p. m.
A On sundays: 1881, l.loa n. m; 1919 p, m.
- Port Deposit; !.& p: n. ,u.x
Il New Castle: SD, sie .. ~ ioo' ~"
Delaware X. r.: slsa. m: !. oS, $50 p.
MI N.
~ sunday trains.
X Wilmington 4 Northern X. r. 90 a.
~ issiswars Western X. R.; 1910, t.s0 p. IN.
-' Sunday trains, 1880 a. m.
M rRA irs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
N Phiindciphie: la43, l.06, s.34, 90 q. m.
Nwi103 'l2.N. l267, 3.55. Isl. 6W, 6.26,
10. l0.22, Ills p. m. On Sundays l2$3
Aid 100. 1910 o. N; 1885, l0.22, p. N. ,,s
1An baltimore: 4. .04, s. s.l0s.4 a. m; l2.H, las
I a S.ss, $50 ?. m. On sundayS2.o4' s.So' an
ON Washington: lSs, 80 q. m: ia.T
k ia3s 5.a8, S.ss ,. IN. On Sundays 2oA
$50 ID. m.: 9.as p. m.
IUm New Castle: $50, 2lo .. m;
WA 10 H. IN! No Sunday usaus.
TAm Delaware X. r.: $50 q. m; l2lo, Lio
sin Wilmington 4 Northern r. X: a.1
lin. 10 q. m. On Saturdays only 1910
~ n baIaware Western X. r.: 1bSA. m.
d 10 D. m. Sunday trains, ep. m.
roaIys pos wlLnIHoroN LEAVE PHiLADEi~
T# PnfA.
rom Broad street and Washington avenue
80, 500. 1890, ll.%6s .. m; 2,so, $50, go,
sM ,,Ib, d. IS, 9.46. ll.3o p. IN. On sundays
# $50 q, n,.; go, N.O z. m.
r1Dn Thirty Second and Market streets: ~,
IA II. 80 o. ;: l2lo, 400 e.2s. l2.00 p. m. on
VA ni,dItA 4 t4.Ah. " 90
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Special Mention.

Yes, Beecher's is the place to get youI
picture taken. 315 Market street.
Beautiful Ferrotypes at Beecher's.
Beecher takes pictures to please you,
Bsrohers photographs are worth
having. 3lb Market street.
Beecher takes more photographs than
any other gallery in the State.
W. F. Crossley, cor. 9th and shipley
streets, can supply you with any kind
Of sewing machines you may desire.
Chew "Jackson's Best" sweet navy
tobacco.
Come in and see our new styles of
Bulb Syringe, superior article at no
higher prices than the ordinary article.
Mclnall, I'd and Market streets.
Dye colors in boxes. All colors for
sale by J. R. Hartman, Druggist, 5th
and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Il the Board Of Rducstion b SseozSid-

/
cred.
The resolution having bsfa adopted
DR.. Grimshaw freely crititMed the re-
port and thought that 1t should have
l,een made to the Board Of Education
inst ,ad Of through the Board to the
City Council, and he still farther con-
tended that the item Of 81 800 should
not be computed. He then offered the
followin resolution which was adopted
by vote Of 8 to 4:
ResoIped, That the President be authorised
TO certify the statement Of the Finance Com
mittee 10 the City Council that the proper
costs for carrying on the Public Schools shall
he s66, 900 for the year ending December 81,
1879.
Mr.. Woolley at this juncture said
that his request To be relieved from
service as chairman OF the Finance
COMMITTEES having been declined, moth
ing remained for him now but TO ten
der his resignation as member Of the
Board. The resignation after some re-
marks Of regret from several Of the
members, was accepted. ...
John B. Kindell, member from the
Eighth Ward, rendered his resignation
as q member Of the Board urging Is a
reason that his business ~ = eps<sins
upon him that he could Est give the
schools the attention which they de-
served. The resignation was accepted,
when Mr.. Davidson nominated Lewis
T. Grubb to 6ll the vacancy. Mr..
Grubb was unanimously elected.
Mr.. Davidson chairman Of the Print
ing Committee, was authorized to have
5000 blank certificates Of scholars atten.
dance printed; also 1000 blank reports
of teachers to the superintendent
printed. Repairs to No. 9 school
ame uniting to $42 was ordered, also
various repairs TO different schools.
Mr.. Palmer presented the following
proposals for stone tagging for a path
way to No. II school in McDowelville:
Philip p. Tyre, 20 cts. Per lineai foot
Hewes h W1lker,23 F"
James McKenna, 20 " /"
On motion Of Mr.. Belts the consider
alton Of the proposals was postponed
until the first Of January, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

L VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. They never
gripe. sicken or weaken IN their operation. ar,
hence they are the best bills ever offered. e,
pccially for aged peo ''c. They are splen
lid Liver cure and elegant purgative me,l
cine. They operate leasantly and mildly
but thoroughly and a'ectually. They cur
Constipation or Cos'iveness, Piles, Sicl
Headache, Bil0usness, Weak Bowels, Dizl
ness Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver Atiec.
tions, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Headache, In connection witt
our Celebrated Pain Searcher, a very speed,
cure is obtained. We have over 1000 relereI
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated, u
cents box, or five boxes for u. Sent by mai
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot So.
Arch street, Sold by dealers and at countr
stores.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Political.

Senator Davis, Of Illinois, has author.
itatively and emphatically pronounced
with reference to his presidential aspi-
rations. He says: 'My presidential
expectations ended in 1872, and, be-
side that, | feel differently now from
what did ten years ago, and | said so
to Mr.. Thurman last winter.'
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
$4,000 20

Total, $4,000 no
From the gross expenditure of $685.
900 Is TO be deducted the revenue ex-
pected to be derived from the State
Trustee of the School Fund aud the
collection of faxes from School District,
No. 10, say about u, 800.
Total amount required for the run
ming expenses for the school year 1873,
s64, 10000.
To the above amount Of &f4, 400, 90,
should be- added to the cost of damage
to the public schools by the recent
storm when ascertained, supposed to be,
however, about 81 200. .r..sg
The Finance Committee then sub.
lnitt.d the following estimates of the
probabl revenue and expenses for the
year 1879.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Ecclesiastical Changes.

Rev. William Dollard formerly pas.
tor Of the Catholic church at Elkton,
Nd, has been appointed by Bishop
Becker pastor of St. James R. c. church
ofthis city, and not Rev. George S.
Bradford as was reported few days
ago. Mr.. Bradford is likely to he ap,
pointed rector at st. Peters cathedral
Sixth and West streets. Rev. John A.
Lyons, the present rector at st. Peters,
it Is understood will go to Elkton, Md,
Rev. p. Donaghy one of the arrivals at
st. James will likely 60 to Chester
tuwn Md
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
EXPENSES.
$66,000.0O
Total,
REVENUE.

From Trustee of School
Funds and the c,llection
of taxes from School Dis
trict No. 10, 1860
Total amount required, "a, 40l
In view Of the fact that the abo W
amount of s64, 400 is $3, 200 less thar
the amount appropriated for school
purposes for the year 1878 and $5, 22s
less than the charter authorizes tn.
Board Of Public Education to demand
for tn year 1879, We respectfully ask
your honorable body when making
your appropriation in January next tO
add thereto the cost Of damage to the
Public School by the recent storm,
which in the meantime will be cor
rectly ascertained.
The report was signed by the
Finance Committee, Messrs. Woolley,
Bett, and Simpson.
Upon the motion Of Mr.. Woolley to
adopt the report, DR.. Grimshaw object
ed to enumerating the State appropria.
tion and the tax collected from School
District No. l9 an item of $500 being
computed part of the revenue Of the
Board. He contended that the State
appropriation had nothing whatever to
do with the amount asked by the
Board from the City Council and that
1t should not be reckoned as part of
the amount required from the City.
He then moved that the item of $500
he stricken from the report, which mo
tion was seconded and adopted. Mr..
Woolley before themotion was put, called
for the ayes and nays, but sufficient
number did not second the call.
Mr.. Woolley in searching the min
ute book found that he had acted ac.
cording to the precedents established
in former years, and maintained that
according to his idea of honesty the
revenues alluded to could not be- other
wise accounted for except as Indicated
in the report of the Finance Committee.
Taking this view of the case he asked
to be relieved from further service on
the Finance Committee, saying that
he could not conscientiously present
the report as it had been amended to
the City Council.
Mr.. Belts and others regretted the
circumstances that impelled Mr.. Wool
ley to take the course proposed, and
hoped that he would reconsider his de-
termination to retire as chairman of
the Finance Committee, where he had
made himself so useful, and motion
TO lay the resignation on the table pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Kent presented the following
resolution
Reso'red, That special committee of
three be appointed, the President of
the Board being one, and the chairman
VI 1t, to consider the advantages of CON
several schools under one
anitor.
Adopted.
Committee-President Eckel, Lally,
Kent and Speakman.
Mr.. Belts, referring again to the
'"urse taken on the report of the FL
'ance Committee, appealed to the ma
ority to move a reconsideration of the
'ote by which it was adopted.
DR.. Grimshaw expressed his willing
less to move reconsideration, and
ent to the Secr.tary's desk the follow
ng resolution:
Resolved, That the motion to strike
'ut of the report of the Finance Com
nittee 81 900 as a part Of the reverue
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
BOARD or EDUCATION.
aemi. Monthly Meettng-F1nancsal
Essinssses for Is7e-A DiHepsnee
Of Opinion. which Iaduces Mr.
WeOlley4te Restgn-A New Mem'
her from the ElvAth ward.

A regular stated meeting Of the Board
of Education was held last evening,
President Eckel In the Chair.
The report Of the Finance Committee
showed that there were In the hands OF
the City Treasurer &24O for 1878, for
which an order was directed to be
Mr.. woolley, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee, then offered the following dnan-
cial estimate OF what would be required
to carry on the public schools for the
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Mt. Salem On urch Deaica,ion.

Mt. Salem NJ. Z. church, one of the
most unique and prettiest churches on
the Peninsula outside Of Wilmington,
is so far finished that the dsdicatorv
services will take place next Sunday,
the exercises continuing all day. There
will be an experience meeting at 2 o.
clock, A. NJ, the dedicatory sermon
will be preached at 1Of, by Req. Dr..
Dashiel, President OF Dickinson College;
Sunday school or meeting Q; parents
and child zen at q O'Clock, to be ad
dressed by former pastors of the church
and others. DIR. Dashiel will probably
preach again in the evening at !
o'clock.
Pianos and Organs n Public Sale.
To those of our readers who may wish
anything in the music line, we would
call their attention to the public sale
of the Messrs. Robeien & Brc., at 7l0
Market street. on Wednesday afternoon,
commencing at 230 o'clock. They will
offer for sale over so thousand copies of
sheet music.
""~bSNps
The stalls Of Otl-y Vernon, in the
Third street, and Eighth street markets,
have been fairly besieg-d by citizens
desirous OF procuring his superior sau-
sage and scrapple. His creates. efforts
are not equal to supply the demand.
Those who wish to be supplied should
call early.
Police Court,
Kate Murray was the only object that
secured the attention Of the court this
and she was sent ever for Va :.
grancv.
Chris. Messick will have an extra lot
of roll butter on his stalls in the Third
street market, on Wednesday, meming,
Call and see him.
This is the last evening II q. +.
Thomas & Co.'s auction sale ~ hooks,
&c. Don't nias u y
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

NATURALIZATION $. Court will
IN set on Friday, November l, and Mon
day, November 4. at II o'clock, a. m. d!
First papers must be taken ont on or be-
'nre November ., O. the vote at the next
Presidential election will be lost. Clerks Of
flee open every evening until November 8,
from to 8 o'clock. ). r. SMITH, Clerk.
nct2h.1t
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
SECOND EDITION
State OF tine lhermOIBcs er,
Ar THE REPUBLICAN oFPIcg Oct. %,
7 o'clock. 10 O'Clock. II o'closk
40 Al 81
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, d. c., Oct.
20, l A. M.
Indications for Tuesday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold, northerly, veer-
ing to warmer southerly winds, sta
tionary or falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
h eW Book.

We are in receipt of neatly bound
volume from the publishing house Of
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York,
entitled "That Lass O'Lowrie's," from
the pen Of Francis Hodgson Burnett.
The plot is divided off into A chapters
and the book is pro'usely illustrated
printed in clear bold type and on good
paper. 1t is written with considerable
broken Scotch words, but is plain to
the reader. Send for \ copy to the
publishers,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Tripe.

Mr.. Cox will have tripe at his old
stand corner Of Fifth and King streets,
tomorrow morning. g We him call.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

HEIFERS STRAYFD AWAY fF
II From the subscriber in New 43-X
Castle, two head of White Heifers, and one
red hefer. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning them TO HUGH GAL
LAGHER, New Castle. Oct292td-ltw*
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Important.

Prof. Chas. ltalie begs to inform the
public that he has now on hand a
splendid assortment o. spectacles and
eyeglasses, suitable to every condition
Of the eye. To those not acquainted
with the preserving qualities the Dia-
mond Glasses possess, say, try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every in
stance, particularly in such cases where
the sight has been impaired by the use
of inferior or improper glasses. Prices
moderate. Office days Wednesday and
Sat 'rday. No. ia Market street, Will
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

CNOR RENT.-A good six room house, No.
r 909 Spruce street Possession at once.
THOMAS 1. JORDAN, No. 9l5 Market st.
act20 1wk Ht .a
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Honey

Choice California honey can be ob
tanned at c. Messick's stall in the
Third Street market. Give him call.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
HIS Sweetheart.

The above is the title of new and
beautiful book of 229 pages, by "Igno-
ta," and published by James A. Moore,
1920 and 1924 Sansom street, Philadel-
phia. 1t is for sale at the book store,
COZ Market street. 1t is strictly moral,
and written in rich, racy vein of
humor, which cannot fail to interest as
we'll as instruct. Mr.. Raymond is the
hero and Miss Edith is the heroine.
Bat We cannot tell the whole story, so
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

NyOTICE-Parties intending to buy Singer
~ Sewing machines, either new or second
hand, will find 1t to their advantage to call
on RAMO. No. sos West Eighth street, before
purchasing elsewhere. ort28-6td
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

DRESSED DCHICKENS.-N, B. Appleton
- will have on his stalls IN the Third
street market fresh dressed poultry every
morning. oct10-kf
l0WNER WANTED.-A yawl boat was
~ picked up Pigeon Point, on Thursday,
which the owner can have by proving pro-
perty, and paying charges. WIN BIRCH.
| Fourth and King. Oct28-4t* a.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
VIEW ADvEssTsSEM IN f4a

TOR SALE CHEAP.-A tirst-class set Of
N new Express Harness. Apply at 4l4
King street. ----ol-H ss,sr- 0ct29-6t
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Police COu rt,

Kate Murray was the only object that
secured the attention Of the court this
morning, and she was sent ever for Va :,
grancv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18

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THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS. at 4. NJ. conuecting
with ALI RAILROADS for the sOuIIi SOUTHWEST aud
WEST sso with steamers Tor NEwBRKNF and WASH.
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WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS ~ q y. ".
Through UAssengcr tick.ts aud bills OF tadng ali points
~ lowest rates. insur tor Norfuik &C. per cant
freights received daily pier North Itiver tcneni
stce No 1917 Greenwich ST. n. L. McCKEADY, Prosldout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18

CITY or SAVANNAH from pier a. ~ r. Saturday Juy 20
Al. LtvlNGsTON. from pier 10, H. r. wcdnt " July a.
dHORGE YoN8E,
Agent Saturday steamer. 40 Broel-,y
MURRAY FERRIS a co.
Agents Wednesday ste or, o. south st.
c. ID. OWENS, GLOR,,f YoNtif
Agent A. O. r. H., $40 wway. Agent 9. r. H.. 400 SWAY