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The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
PROPOSALS.:
PROPOSALS. FOR Bull DING SH1PLEY
/ Run Sewer across Eighth street DC.

PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING sH1PLEY
/ Run Sewer across Eighth street &c.
Proposals for rebuilding Shipley Run
Sewer across Eighth street. completing me
arch and stone backing on the north side
Of Eighth street. for Q distance Of ABOUT
len 10y feet, 40 as to connect with the Sew
er already constructed, will be received at
the office of the Street Commissioner un-
I'll August Goth. 1878. -,
The old sewer will be taken up and al
diggiBg for foundations. and all back NIL
Ing required to bring the street TO It's prop
ergrade after the sewer has been completed,
Will be done by the contractor. The con-
tractor will be allowed to use such matert-
al OF the old sewer, as may be approved OF
BY the street Commissioner free Of charge.
New materials must be furnished by, the
contractor. The side walls will be about
five feet high, Independent OF the backing
2l-2 feet thick. and will be built Of good
two men stone. The arch will be hall
circle, nine inches thick, built ofgood hard
brick. The distance between the side
walls will be ten feet in the clear. the
bottom Of the sewer will be paved with
stone, and will conform in shape 10 tht
pavement OF the sewer above. The kton{
and brick will be laid in cement mortar
composed Of equal parts OF good cemenl
and clean ri yer sand, and security OF one
hundred dollars for the good faith OF thu
bid. and security to the sum, and two nun
dred dollars will be required for the faith
ful completion of the contract. Blanl
will be furnished at the office.
AARON CONRAD,
Chairman street Committee.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue of a writ OF Levari Faoias.
IN me directed, will be exposed to public
sNle. at the Lafay ette Hotel, BAL shipley
street. kept by John J. EouRherty, In the
cIty OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
DEL, on
SATURDAY the lath day OF September.
1873 at 2 o clock, p m.
The tollowin,, described Real Estate VIZ:
Ali that car,sin lot, piece or parcel Of land
with two frame dwelling houses thereon,
situated in The c ty-g Of Wilmington,
bounded and descr bed ~ follows 10 VIII:
Beginnirg at point on the westerly side
cfClaymont street, ut The distance OF 20 IT.:
portaerl, from the northerly side OF l5'h
ttree now call. d 18th sti eet, thence west
erly AID p ra lei vii ,th street. now 10th
street. rs fee. 10 corner, thence s0utheriy
parallel with Ulaymont street, 70 feet tc
acorner, thence easterly parallel with l5th
street, now 10Th street, II feet to the s.1d
westerly side of Claymont street, and
ther CO therely snutherly :8 feet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thele,
ofwhat they may. Book !, Vol. .. rags
~ &c.
Seized and taken in execution as thu
property OF John Davis and Eliza his wire
and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherif7s Office, New Castle August 24th
1878. augS-s
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TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHnA-
DELPHIA.
rs 1T HONESTf 2

Is the financial policy honest, which in
creases the purchasing power, Of interest,
and official pay without lessening the
amount of either:-while it decreases the
wages of the workman fifty per cent. In
other words $50 has now the purchasing
power $3.50 had in 1870, that is 8 years
usance for 500 is untouched. An official
salary of $4,000 per year has nearly trebled
Itself in value the salary is the same. The
wages of a workingman, has also increased
in purchasing power, on like ratio but
the gold bug policy on finance has reduced
It one half. Is this honest2
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
SHERIFF's SALE,

By virtue Of q writ Of .Venditioni Exponas,
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale. at the Hotel of John Elliott, In the
village OF Christiaua, in White Clay Creek
hundred, New Castle county. Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the 3rd day Of Septemer. A, D.,
1873, at 2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described real estate. viz
No. l. All that dwelling house and land
thereuntO belonging. situated in Christian
village, White Clay Creek hupd ed, rev
Castle county, and Stale Of Delaware, ana
said village to Elkton. and BY land OF W,
F. southgate, deceased, aud ThomsssLay-
man, and the creek, containing three q les
of land more or less. =.
No. q Also, all that lot OF wool iand,
CASTLE County, Delaware, and bounded as
follows: Beginning al q stake on the
line formerly Of Plerces and running WIN
land of Glinn's north Il deg. west i1h per-
ches to q coruer stake In the middle line,
west 40 perches to q stake, q corner Of TINS
aud r. Porter's lot. thence by said Porters
line south IA deg. east 70h ,Perches to q
stake in said Pierce's line, thence there-
with south IS degrees east 40 perches TO the
place Of beginning. containing twenty acre ere
No. 3. All that other lot OF land situated
/ in hundred, county and state, aforesaid
| and bounIled on the south by lands Of Isaat
and Andrew Kirby, on the west by lands 9
Oldham, on the north by lands Of sullivar
and lands of Daniel Waters, and on th'
east by lands of the heirs Of Jupiter Jack
son. deceased, and the lands OF Walter f
Southgate, deceased, contai ling ten acre
of land, mere or less.
Seized and taken IL execution as the pro
perty Of James r. G. oldham, and to b.
sold by r,, ,.-,e
sheriffs Office, New Castle, August Il.
n 1S7s augl5-ts
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Delaware Historical Society held .
meeting last evening In the Institute Hall,
to consider the propriety Of holding an Au-
tumn exhibition for the benefit Of the Home
for Friendless and Destitute Children. II
was decided to hold . fair In the first wesh
in October.
An organization was affected by appoint
ing the following ehairmen of their respect
i've committees, which will be filed up BY
appointments: a.
Decoration, Mrs. G. B. smyth; Flowers
Miss Anna T. Candy; Restaurant, Mrs. @
Burton; Refreshment Table, Mrs. ThomaI
Darlington; Fruit Table, Miss Mary Sisson
Lemonade Well, Miss Hettie Tatnall; Music
Austin Harrington; Carpenter work, W. 81
Pierce; Printing, Joseph A. Richardson.
The committees will meet In tho Director
Room of the Institute Hall.
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cHERIFF'S SALE.

AAIAeAI = - H~'
Bv virtue of writ Of Levari Farias. to
me directed, will be exposed to- pub' g sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel, S4i ehipley street.
kepL BY John ]. DOugherty, Ii the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county Dell, on
the 14;h day of septe nber,
1878. at 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described Peal Estate VIZ;
All that certain lot or liece Cf land and
tenement thereon erected, situate In tne
city of Whining on, bounced aud described
as follows, to wit: beginning at a A1ake on %
The southerly side OF Hanover s'r o, at 4s
feet broad between T,tnall aud orange
streets and at the distance of 60 ieet from
Tatnall, old cort er, on the sad street 81
the width aforesali, theLce south w de-
drees west 100 fe I to a stake, thence no[tn
5D degrees west 10 feet 10 another STAKE
thence north 80 deg rees east w feet 10 9
stake in Han over street, al the width afore,
said. thence down the side Of the Sale
south 81 degrees east 40 feet to the place O
beginning, contsining 400 square super
ficial feet Of land, be the same more OF less
Rook N, Vol. g. Page N2, &c., with wv
story frame d yelling house tat reon erectee
Seized and taken In Execution az IN,
property Of Ann Jane Johns III and Jame
Mccullough, t. t., and to he sod by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff:
sherif7s Office, New Castle. August "a
1878.
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BARR1sTERs BILLIGERENT.

ME-. BIRD SHOWS THE KIND or DIRD Hh
II AND MR.. LORE RErALIATEs I'M SQUIRE
HAsANY's orTIcR. f...-,.,,a.,es.
Yesterday forenoon while the Bellevue
Quarry cases was being tried before Esquire
Hagany, Mr.. Bird, counsel for the PLAINTIFF
and Mr.. Lore counsel for the defense had
regular set-to Of words and blows. The a.
fair grew out of the opinion held by Mr..
Bird as to what witpess said; at the time
both lawyers were excited and when Mr..
Bird expressed himself as to the testimony
| of the witness Mr.. Lore said Ii was not true.
Mr.. Bind, whose blood was already boiling
| replied hotly and Mr.. Lore called him
liar. This was to much for the frey Bird
and he made furious onslaught upon his
opponent, determined to get ahead OF him
| in muscular ability II not in words: He
struck Mr.. Lore once and endeavored to do
so twice more but Esquire Hsgany on
peaceful thoughts intent, girded up his
loins and held Mr.. Bird back Just as Mr..
fLore was preparing to show his skill. Mr..
Bird could not be satisfied to this and
threatened to whip his opponet when they
got out side, but oil was finally poured on
the water and peace was restored.
The sequel to this came as the court ad-
ljourned for dinner and just when one Of the
Ceases was given to the referees. The Es>
tquire took down musty Law book and said
he had little opinion to give.
81 objsct," said Mr.. Lore, "the case Is
closed and has goBe into the hands of the
referees" -,-... ,..g .,,..
/ "Tnis does not bear on the csse," said the
squire, and then he read passage stating
ithst If any one eof the legal fraternity should
be guilty of such misdemeanors as seen
there that morning beforea Justice Of Peace
tthe said Justice could put fine upon them.
l"Now," said the Esquire % he tosk off his
glasses and gazed at the faces Of the Offend
log attorneys, which were growing long,
CAS- this 10 the first offsnse WON + impose Q
fine, It will be worse next time though"
"That's all right" remarked Mr.. Bird
drawing a long breath. Whether he meant
the release from fine or the Esquire's threat
we are at q loss to say g1;4re1..,.
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is 1T DEMOCRATIC?

Calhoun in 1889 said "a paper currency,
If not necessary, is almost indispensable in
the financial aud commercial operations Of
civilized and extensive communities. In
many respects it has vast superiority over
a metallic curl ency-by its greater hghtness,
and the facility of determening the amount.
No convertible paper is suitable for cur
rency."
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

An Englishman ask: SIS 1t true that any
women were hanged for participating in the
Lord George Gordon no Popery riots in
London, in 1850" Yes:-four women were
hanged, one of them a negress named
Charlotte Gardner; they were executed on
Tower Hill, July, 18th, 1850.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
THE EDUCATIONAL MEN.


REGULAR MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF HDu-
oATroN-THR FrNANcE--THs CoMAEHoA-
MBNT FUNDS IN RHaULAR SESSION.
The Board of Education met last evening
with Mr.. Baird in the chair, and Mr.. Frank
Taylor acting a. Secretary.
The Finance Committee reported that
the City Treasurer had $40O Of school tax
collected for 1878 in his hands, and An or
der WAS directed to be drawn for that
amount. .r
The Committee on books reported In
favor Of adopting the New American Arith-
metic, Nos. /, 3, and 3, and Brooks Nor
NAL, Elementary and Written Arithmetics.
They stated that the books etosd tho test
of 0 thorough examination, and cost 80
per cent. less than others of that class.
The Committee on normal schools was
called, and DR.. Grimshaw stated that % .
member of the Board and not . member of
the Committee, he would move that the
normal school be discontinued. The mo-
tion was laid on the table.
The committee on teachers reported that
the following had passed tho examinations,
and were qualified to enter the training
school: Jennie Stewart, Grace H. Sayers,
Anna P. Beason, Lizzie Steele, Nellie Lack
land, Clara Mendinhsll, Mary M. Brady,
Eva. R. Cooling, Lizzie Alrich and Mamie
Jenkins.
The superintendant's report was pre-
| sented and referred to the committee,
| The finance committee made report on
DIR. Grimshaw,s resolution presented at the
last meeting, asking how much Of the ap-
Precipitation WAS In the hands OF the city
council. The committee reported that the
amount Of the appropriation for 1877 VIZ,
$65, 900 had been paid In full. The appro-
Ipriation for 1878 WAS $67, 900, and Of this
LIS had been paid. The City Iresa-
urer has in hald, subjec. to draft $400 for
school taxes, which added to the e55, ,924, ,7S
makes $5e, 324, rs, now paid. and . balance
Of school tax to be collected Of $i1, 275. 81.
Up0n motion Of Mr.. Mr.. WoOley, the re-
port was accepted. ..ss........-.
j The committee Of school No. 10 were au-
thorized to have the iron fence repainted
and wooden fence whitewashed.
| The contract for glazing was awarded to
Barker & Stradley. Ep a's 35if"
The Comnitte on No. 8 we're granted
permission to have repairing done In front
Of school building:
i The Committee On No. 12 wers permitted
. to purchase new paddock. N ta-Sutls
Mr.. speskman presented . schedule Of
/; the temperature of school No. Is BY which
, IL was shown that the heater wss defective
. and the committee were authorized to
remedy the matter with repairs or . new
. one.s'I .ra es-, sf
4 The Committee on No. 1 were permitted
to purchase hoe. .-..1.. a,ae.
Mr.. Speakman moved that the surplus
funds for No. school commencement b
placed In the hands of the Committee OF
Commencements to purchase reference
books for that school. f''s
IL The Committee of No. school Wert
granted permission to have roof repaired
/ and repainted.
y The Committee of No. were suthorizet
!. to have the ashes removed from that build
,, ing. ~s...,.
II The Committee of No. II were authorixe'
to receive proposals for . now heater, an'
report ut next meeting. 30. sg[t il,g
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
THE FASHION REPORTER.

Yesterday, A. G. Yates & Co., Philadel-
phia's Fashionable and Popular Clothisrs,
distributed through our city tho Fashion
Reporter for the Fall and Winter, of 1878.
J. Wesley Canary, formerly Of this city, is
salesman In the establishment.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TuBsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge. No. %.
Reynolds Encsmpment, No. 8, ID and
4th Tuesday. ~.
washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. L., meets
every Tuesday night in the Nicola build
ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, at X. of
P. Hall, N1 Market street.
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The silver dollar you propose to coin is a
"d,shonest dollar" said Senator Bsyard in
Congress. The Dover convention said gold,
and silver were good Democratic money.
This included the "dishonsst dollar" Who
eat Spartan broth In Dovera
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THE CITY CAMPAIGN.

THB ToURTH WARD MyDfINe LAST nvSN-
ING--sPKRCxEs ~ lfHssRs MYERS, PEN
NINaTeN, .TuRN1R AND BRADY.
The meeting Of the Fourth Ward Demo-
Gratis, in the Bakers Union Building, at
Fourth and Walput street last night, wa
we'll attended, and WAS presided over BY
W. b. Brady Esq. while James P. Hsyee
Esq. acted - secretary.
Mr.. James Il. Myers wss tho frst speak.
or, who after giving history Of the Dem.
ocrstic Party, and comparing ito record
with that of tho Republicans, spoke to
some length on tho duty Of good Democrats
which was to stand by tho candidates with
their ballots and influence. ofs
h. r. Pennington Esq. eulogized ths
Democratic party for her great achieve
ments, both lately and years ago. When
she held the reins Of power, things went
well, but % soon ss tho republicans went
/ into Office, the affairs became unDanaged
In Wilmington this 10 particularly the case
whore there IL Republican Council.
q. Clay Turner Esq. wanted all men tc
| 20 II without gloves, and elect Mr.. Almond
to Office, and send Democrats to- Council
from ali the wards. Mr.. Almond has beer
. business man, and his ability and honesty
stands unimpeached, while the life Of Cap
tain Gallagher 10 full of acts which are well
calculated to make q voter pause before
deposlting his ballot for him. ,,.t,.:
Esquire Brady made the last speech, ant
alluded to Democracy I'm general. and CIT.
politics in particular. rf 5as-ra
The meeting adjourned to meet mex
MONDAY evening.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
FINGER CUT OFF.

Lizzie Turner, employed in the Arlington
Cotton Mill, on Vandever Avenue, in the
Ninth Ward, had the top of her finger taken
off BY the machinery, on Saturday morning
abont 10 O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
WHAT THE SAGES SAY.

"Psper money!" says franklin, "well
founded has great advantages over gold and
silver, being more light for handling large
sums, and not likely to have its volume
reduced by demands for expectation. No
method has hitherto been formed to estab-
lish medium of trade equal In all its ad-
vAntages to government notes, (bills OF
credit) made legal tender"
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
BISHOP CUMMINGS.

Rev. Mr.. Gallagher of the Reformed
Episcopal Church hae announced his inten-
tion on next Sunday afternoon at the close
Of the preaching service to deliver lecture
on Bishop Cummings, formerly of Delaware
and the founder of the church above men
toned.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
EMERsON's MINsTRELs.

Emerson's Minstrel Troupe now playing
fr Philadelphia have announced their inten-
tiou of visiting Wilmington and will give .
performance In the Grand Opera House on
the evening Of August 2nd, the troupe is
hiphly epoken Of.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
Is THIS FAIRf

The financial policy of the gold bugs, has
made bondholders, and those with official
salaries comfortable. 1t enables them either
to save one half their interest, or salaries, or
apend more on laces, jewels, and wines than
ever before. The other side of the picture
is the workingman, sweating to bear all the
load of contraction. Is this fair play
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
SHOT AT LAST.

The eagle which attacked . boy on the
Brandywipe on Saturday was shot yesterday
morning by man named Kelly. 1t Was
yery large bird and veritible bald eagle.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
WEEKLY MORTUARY REPORT.

During the week ending, Saturday Au-
gust 24th, IA deaths occurred In this city ss
follows:
Foreigners, 2, Natives, 10; Whites, IL,
Black, 8; Adults, 4, Minors 10. Oldest, 70
Years. Two of the above, died of diptheris
and two of consumption.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
WARD MEETING.

A meeting OF the Democrats Of the Second
ward will be held this evening at o'clock
in Capelle's Building on King street between
Second and Third streets. Punctual attend
snce is requested as there will be many
speakers. By order Of the
Executive Committee.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
THINK ON IT.

When the silver bill was passed, the gold
bugs prophesied an immediate rise in gold,
aud untold miseries to tho workingman,
from the use of the silver dollar. We're
they-or were they not false prophetss
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
as, 40, 80, rs and lou per week for thol
ough education, at the
MODEL INSTITUTE.

A select Primary, Middle and seniol
school for both sexes taught on new and
original plan. The handsomest school
room in the city. Office hours from y Y
IL Q. m 2 to 4 and,,7. 80 TO $50 p. m. Veca
music taught free. Books free. o
JAMES q. CRABB, Principal.
once No. 2. Saville Building
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

The Orangemen of Montreal haYe de-
clined the proposal to test the legality Of
tho Order by civil proceedings In test case
Ito 70 before the Privy Council, and the
prosecution will be proceeded in the Police
Court.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
FLEEING FROM YELLOW FEVER.

VIM. Kemp, son of the late Rev. VIM
Kemp of this city, who has for some time
past been resident of Camden, Miss, has
left that place temporarily during the
prevalence of tho yellow fever, and is now
In town. ~.&s
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Ross of Seaford had his leg
broken on Friday at Saratoga.
Rev. w. Fl. Burrow of Philadelphia, who
formerly had charge in this city, was on
visit to his friends here last Sunday, look
Ing remarkably we'll. Mr.. Burrow occupies
pulpit in Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

Labor and capital arc both to be protected,
But labor - It 10 human life, has the nrst
claim. Who says may to thist
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

One thousand men of Seven Iron Mills OF
Kenslngton, Philadelphia, have struck on
account Of . reduction Of wsges..
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS
~ Wehereby give notice that the collec-
Tors of County and Poor tax will be at No.
~ East SIKH street, during the months OF
July and August, and at 6lS Market street
during the evenings.
J1sEPH l.. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
jy1.tf Collet tors.
OTICE.---UHARLEs KYLE, WHILE
~ SALE and retail manufacturer OF pure
nGe Bream Of all dayors. Excursions pic.
nics, festivals, &C., furnished at the lowest
aates. All orders by mall promptly attend
ea 10. Cream can be- had at all times al
Stalls M "a, So and 49, City Market house OF
TrTSsildence, corner 9Th and Orange Street
leS,tf CHARLES KYLE.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE-On TuesSa ay and Friday next
~ at II o'clock q. m , q session OF the y
=. Circuit and District Courts Will be held
at which PERSONS entitled may be natural.
lied. First papers should be left at the
C'erk's Office before the sitting Of the
R. sMITH.
Clerk
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LOCAL. TIME T.aBLE
Oorreeted May 18TH, 1879
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia,-2.O9,5 5.44, $40. 8.66: SD,
900, 9.47, 400 q. m.; 1887, l2.4O, 2SO, a.U. .U0.
5.48. 720, 9.48 p' m. On sundays, 2.O0,
6.44. $40 q. M; 500. $3.50, 946 p: 70.
54sp m. On Sundays, 400, 5.44 q m.
For Baltimore and Washington-125l,l Liz,
$50, m: 1854, 1850, 500. 1923. m,
On Sundays 12bl, 1.18. a m 1925 p m.
For Port Deposit-456 p m. No sunday
train.
For New Castle go. $50 q m; LOS, $50 r
m. No Sunday trains. -. :,
For Delaware Ra'lroad-9.@ q m; l.06. 63l
pm. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington 4 Northern Railroads.&c.
am, $40. $40 p m. No Sunday trains.
For Delaware Western Railroad-10.2O, 6.S'
m. No Sunday trains. '"&
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

T On dit that the Thurman canvass for 1880
has begun in Washington, 90 ~ TO be ahead
any TiIden effort.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
PEACH SHIPMENT.

Tho shipment Of peaches since our last
report are as follows:
Jersey City. Is
Phtladelphis,
Wilmington ..,...
Chester !
Previous Shipment $40
Total thus far 863
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON:

From PhiladeIphis-l23. 168, 834, 9.M .
m; 1908, l2,A, l2.b7, 8 IS, 4.51. 6.O4. 8 5,
7.25, SIS, 1922 Ills p m: On SUNDAYS.
1913, I.06, 10. 10 . m 7.85, l022. 10 70:
From New York; 08 834. m 12.44, ID ~
604: le2. p m On Sunday l.O6 m;
10 20 p me-
From Baltimore $40, 9.A o m; 1877,
IL 3S, $50, 8 38 p m. On Sundays, 2.04,
$40 m; 8,38 p m.
From Washington-2.N. $40 q M; 1877,
1s.8S, s SO, 9.36 p mon Sundays, 2.04,
$40 Ia m; 9.38 p m.
From Port Deposit-800 m. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle-7.55, $50 M: 12.l5 NJ;
4.2O, $40 p m. No sunday trains.
From Delaware Railroads.&c. o. m.; 4 ~,
1915 p m No Sunday trains.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad.
sos, 1.30 q M, .85 p m. No Sunday train.
From Delaware Western Railroad-765
m; $40 p m! No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHnA-
....... DELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue-7.3O, 800. 1880, II As q m 2.30, $50
400, 5.15, 800, 8.46, 9.45, 80 p m. On Suu-
days, $50, q m 6 90, 0 45. II 80 p m.
From Thirty.Second and Market Streets.
TBS. II IS q m +; l2:lO, 60, 8, p m; 2U
midnight. On sundays. 925 p m; IL u
midnight.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27

An ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
a PAVING Of IHE BEDS OFF GER
TAIN STREET. Va
mington. wy o'" oA
sebtion l. That the bed of Ninth street
strna. o,n me westerly side Of Washington
ha Ihaeet. 70 the eahterly sido of Monroe street
Ssoand AZ ana the same IL hereby authorised and
TaSsed ut City Hall: August l, 1878.
w ~, l.. L.LCHTENScElN, President.
WIN H. FOULK, CI.yk.
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N NoTlCE-DELAWAKE STATE TEACH
~ ERS' ASSOCIATION,

o. \ meeting Of this Association will be held
at lover, Oh SATURDAY, August 3lst. 1878,
aecelvlng new members, and transacting
any oIher business which may promote the
ooecIs OF the Association. Ali persons in
SSereSted IN the ca use of education are cor
olally invited to be present.
EDWARD u PORTER,
aug 8-tm President.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-27
THE HERALD.
wilmington. Del. August ~ ls7s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIE DAY
SUN rises. ~ sun 40.
Noon rises TmAs as NE
~ HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater. r..........,-...7.2 .2e q. m'
~ p. m. y.ea Hi ~ sg' s9,}
New Castlo....... ........- ..........ll.lS q. M
1l.42 p. m.
Wilmington %. D
- p. M. sd,
THE WEATHER:-TO-day e sU1t b