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The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
New Castle Presbytery.
MEETING AT DELAWARE CITY-THE PRO
CEEDINGS.

The New Castle Pres bytery met at
Delaware City, on Tuesda evening last,
at a o'clock, and was opened with a SER
mon by Rev. j. B. Adams, from Cor.
1880 The ladies of the congregation
had decorated the chancel of the modest
and pretty little church with rare exotics,
plants and vines, many of which were in
bloom, which added much to the beauty
of the church. A large number of dele
gates, both ministers and elders, were
present.
Rev. DIR. Nixon, of the Central Church,
Wilmington was elected Moderator and
Revs. Mr.. Dickinson and Mr. Runner
were chosen clerks. The committee on
arrangements made their report, giving
the hours for meeting and devotional
services. The meeting was continued
until late in the evening and large and
attentive audience filled the house.
The session on Wednesday morning
was opened with an interesting prayer
meeting, after which the Presbytery
proceeded to transact the usual routine
business of the semi-annual session. Rev.
Mr. Webb, OF the Presbytery of Chester,
Pa, addressed the Presbytery in the in
terest of Lincoln University recommend
ing the institution to the members of
this body. A committee was appointed,
which, mt subsequent session, recon-
mended that contributions heretofore
given to the freedmans committee should
he given to the Institute. This institu-
ton is the child of New Castle Presby-
terry. 1t was founded a quarter of cen
turv ago for the purpose of affording a
classical and theological education to
pious colored men, in order TO fit them
for missionaries to their brethren in
Africa. Rev. Mr.. Squier and others
who, many years ago, took an active
part in the founding of this institution,
spoke in highly eulogistic manner OF
its usefulness. This is the first institu-
ton of the kind in the United States.
The evidences of growth in the bounds
of this Presbytery, which embraces the
whole of the peninsula, are the establish
ment of a new church and congregation
at Armstrong; Corner, known rs the
"Second Forest Church." and the appli-
cation for the organization of another
church, called "Rockawalking," near
Salisbury.
DIR. Crowell asked for dissolution of
the pastoral relation between him and
the church at Odessa. THIS church is
the successor of the old Drawyer's
Church, and owing to many causes,
prominent among which are the removal
of many of the members and the finan-
cial embarrasSmentS of many of the
others, appears to be unable to sustain a
pastor. The Presbytery appointed a
committee to visit Odessa and confer
with the congregation in regard to the
matter.
The proposed change in the basis of
representation in the general assembly
was not agreed to, but IA substitute was
offered by Mr.. Gayley.
The following members were chosen to
represent the Presbytery in the next
General Assembly, which meets in Pitts
burg on Nav 10th: Rev G. F. Mallerv.
of Chesapeak City; Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF
Salisbury. Alternates-Revs. w. w. He
berton and Il. w. Gaylord. Elders James
Morrow, of Wilmington, and Irving
Spence, of Snow Hill.
DIR. Nixon preached on Wednesday
evening, and the Presbytery adjourned
early on Thursday.
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Justices Cases,

This morning, before Esquire Hagany,
Baden Earle, colored, brought suit
against James Sullivan, charging him
falsely as to original entries in an account
book. About two weeks ago, Mr.. Sulli-
van brought suit before Esquire Nc
Keown of Newark for book account
against Earle, and after hearing the
case, the justice rendered decision
against Earle. 1t appears that the books
were kept by Mr.. Sullivans wife, and at
the trial Mr., Sullivan testified that il was
his book of original entry.
The colored man thought that Mr.. s.
had sworn falsely, and hence the suit.
This morning after examining three in
four witnesses the case was dismissed.I
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General NeWs.

Edward III. Dorsey, alias Costley, col
ored, was sentenced to death in Freder-
ick, Md, yesterday, for the murder of
his cousin, Solomon Costley.
Dun, Barlow 81 Co., report that for
the three months ending March 81, 1873,
the number of failures in the United
States were 1856, with liabilities estima-
ted at $50 2,O7S,O0O. During the same per
iod last year the failures numbered 1859,
and the liabilities amounted to S54 ,53S,.
900.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
transmitted to Congress communica
ton from the Chamber of Commerce OF
| Bordeaux, France, addressed to the
President and to Congress, suggesting
| a reduction of the United States tariff
! on French wines The communication
sets forth as an argument increased in
come to the government
In 1872 John w. Embler assigned tc
John G. Clifford a claim for $50 ,OOt
which Embler alleged the Highland Ma.
| tional Bank of Newqurgh, n. Y. owed
him. Clifford demanded payment. The
| bank said nothing was due. Suit was
entered and thousands of pages of testi-
| mony, in favor of the bank.
Henry M. Walters, who has been ly.
ing in constant quarrel with his wife
Annie, in New York during the past six
years, yesterday called on her at the
house of her SISTER, Mrs. Miller, with
! whom she had taken refuge, assaulted
Mrs. Miller with a cobblestone, and cut
his wife's throat and his own with ra.
zor. The wife will die. The man may
\ recover. jealousy was at the bottom Of
| it.
The lecture room ofPlymouth Church
Brooklyn, New York, was crowded last
evening in anticipation of something be-
ing done or said In relation to the late
| confession made by Mrs. Tilton. Moth
ing of an unusual character transpired
however. Mr.. Beecher, who arrived
home from his lecturing touring yester.
day, appeared to be in his usual spirits,
and confined his talk to the death and
| burial of Christ
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Congress Yesterday.

The United States Senate was not in
session yesterday, having adjourned from
Thursday until Monday next. In the
House, Senate amendments to the bill
to prevent the introduction of contagious
and infectious diseases into the United
States were concurred in and the bill
passed. The further consideration of
Senate resolution for final adjournment
on the 10th of June was postponed until
the 18th of May by vote of yeas 129,
nays 113. A bill was passed increasing
the pension of Gen. James Shields from
$50 to 500 per month.
The House held an evening session, in
which District of Columbia affairs were
considered. Speaker Randall made a
personal explanation, denying as utterly
without foundation a statement in the
Washington Star that he had verbally
requested Mr.. Glover, chairman of the
committee of expenditures in the Trea-
sury Department to investigate the office
of sergeant-at-arms of the House.
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Religious.

lSS59'' lS'''ls a Gll Ghare4, and Easter Services, 6
Fri kina and Baptist FP,d Church, corner Of
u. paItar S,,l french streets Rev n1F r % 81
bo%l % onI n bM., by the pastor V''S SahhNi;, "A M
/, "nd Pastors Bible Class Class at sabbath 3 d II
IT, % key: IS.sJ }. A. b. Wilson WiilschiRg n by the
|irresstiSoune subject, the 6Utilitfyi of G5o. 10
sa Fl abarse rressyyt' atyy rlan Church N.,,,
RiSUibpmr Stll preach at 1880 a a DSq4Val, ~ pas
d eH Ssbbaaitthe AFTER the sermon. o 7.a6 Baptism y
oonssS sSsssh to al and its sanctifopaitiMSn, aiS a. M
Ee9, 9he Ssa. asaoqRseAold y hold of Faith c,n,.,, =,
urSectSnGnn c%tSGniag, ocIaoR %al, preach a., on
eyer oyer Hades.S Su' II christ, ,t, and his VIC s
sadSSSSsc.,s" "our savior,su ,us sys,,, evening, q
Pc dead.s' 10 prove the fesusrso,i Msns sntS as
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
AnuseInenfs.
TONY PASTORS TROUPE AT THE GRAND
oRERA HOUSE.

Tonight at the Grand Opera House
the famous Tony Pastor Troupe will
give grand performance. This troupe
embraces some OF the best talent in the
country, including many artists well
known in this city. The performance
will be full Of fun and merit, and will
undoubtedly prove enjoyable to all who
attend.
STRUCK OIL.
This splendid American comedy will
be presented at the Grand Opera House
on Wednesday evening next, 24th inst.
by Miss Maggie Moore and Mr.. J. G.
Williamson supported by an excellent
company. The play is thus spoken
Of by The London Court Circular
The part oil. John Stofel the Dutchman,
is played by Mr.. J. @. Williamson, who
introduces the play into England. Per
sonally, he is decided success. His
make up was capital, and his Anglo
Dutch absurdly amusing. Miss Maggie
Moore appeared here for the last time
in the part of Lizzie, the Sdaughter.
Nothing could be better fitted for her
than the role of the mischievous tom
boy Dutch girl. Her fights with the
village boys who call her "Dutchie''
and her practical jokes upon her father
aud the deacon were very funny. She
sings prettily and dances well, and is an
undoubted acquisition to the English
stage The drama IS well Tut upon the
stage, and promises TO be complete
success.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
Jersey Fisherman Arrested

Yesterday two nonresident fisher
men, hailing from Chester, Pa, were
arrested for violating the fishing laws of
this State by placing pounds nets at the
mouth of Blackbird Creek. They
were taken to Middletown by cobst table
Rothwell and had a trial before Esquire
Naudain' They pleaded not guilty, and
stated that the pound nets were not
their property, and that they were fishing
for eels With small nets. The boat and
nets were taken into custody and re-
moved to place of safety and the fish,
erman held for further hearing under
their own recognizance. The nets will
probably be sold TO pay the fine of
obstructing the channel of the creek and
of fishing without license, which is
500 and coasts in each case.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
[RST EDITION.
Local Time Table.

|rn.,xs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
|p'3lajelnhla: 209, 6.55, $40, 300,
"A, 1900 a. m; l2.3l, lZ.io, L.eo, ~
4, aiG p. IN. ON sundays 2'O9, III a.
4 W, %, . 10, p IN. ,o.- ,o.o
kew York: . %, 3 II, m, IL 81, IL 1o'
4, N m; on Sundays: % IL IN,
4. .ituore and Washington: ia, 10,
4 IN M; 125t, IL CD, 5 0s. p IN. sundays
bntt Deposit; 45G p IN; no Sunday
sv Castle: s, 20, o 80 a IN; 30, 9 80 p
no sunday train.
brisware Il. r.: %, 8 80 a m; o 80 p m
sunday train.
\ lmtnelon 4 Northern X. r.: G 20 n
4 0 500 IN; no Sundan train.
keawAre Western X, r.. ~ 20 "A IN; B ~
HI. ON sundays: 10 80 a m.
bAlys ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
4 phlladelpnia: u So, "a, 0 "A a m; IL
va, l257, 355, 451, IA. 625,
K Il. II 10 pm; on sundays: II SO,
I05an. 80, 95i, II 10 p IN.
Nrw Y0.x: u %, 8 "a IA IN; IL ~, IL 6s
n g5lpm, IN Sundays; II 66 a IN !
\ baitimore:2 4i,am; 1917, l2 3s,
X . IS p IN; on Sundays. Is a m 0 SO
4 Washington: 2 IS a m 2N, II 3S,
E6 glG p IN; on Sundays; 2 ls a mi 8 10
|m
| Port Deposit; 500 m; no Sunday
k.ns.
New Castle: 7 IS, s 30 a m II 90 m;
"a, 6 40, 7 05 p m; no Sunday trains.
4 Delaware r. r.: 8 so a M 4 20, 6 40 p
4 no Sunday trains.
4 Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.: 808,
1 Is6 m; $ 10 p IN; no sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.; 7 90 a m /;
ID m; on SUNDAYS; 500 n m.
h FOR wILMINGToN LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
ID 80, 8 90, 10 80, i5 m; 2 80, 3 30.
4, 5i5, IS, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
sys 80 a m; 90, o 45, II 30, p IN.
1 Thirty second and Market streets;
b, II asa m, l2 Is, 3 55. 8 50, II As p m;
] Sundays. 80, II As y IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
Easter Services ut Old Swedes

The following is the order of music,
which will be- used ill the "Old Swedes'
church, on Easter morning, at 81 o'clock
Carol:"Birds are singing"-Geo. VIM.
Warren.
2 Carroll "Allelula, Risen Lord. d."-Rey
DIR. PATTERSON.
3 Canticle: "Christ is Risen."-P. Fus.
sell.
4 Hymn 104: "Jesus lives:"-Dr. Gauut
lett.
Carol: Ten thousand times ten thous
and.o-Dr. Dykes.
9 Hymn 106: "Christ the Lord is risen.'
German.
Presentation: "Blessed be thou, o
l. . rd!"-Gregorian
SCarol: bright Easter Skies.' Rev.
G. l.. Hutchlns.
Children's Carol service at d. m.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
SECOND EDITION
New Castle Letter.
EASTER SERvICEs-EXCURsIoN TO PHIL
ADELPHIA-TIMEER DEPOT, ETC.
NEW O s.rI ,.,il

EASTER sERVICES-EXCURsIoN TO PHIL
ADELfHIA-TIMEER DEPOT, ETC.
NEW CASTLE, April 20.
"There they CO." was the general com
ment last evening as the new police pas
sed along.
AT st. Peters and Emmanuel Churches
the services tomorrow easter Sunday
VIII be OF very interesting character and
the singing will be a notable feature.
The steamer 5. Il. Pheips, will
open the excursion season this afternoon
the gentlemanly agent Sam'l II. Black
having placed her at the disposal of a
number of prominent gentlemen, of this
city, who contemplate leaving here
about p. m, and spending tomorrow in
Paramount Park and at the Geological
gardens.
VIM. w. Hopes, lumber merchant,
has leased the long wharf and establish
ed depot for heavy timber here. We
found over 800, 900 feet of framing ma
terial. BY this means he will be able to
supply parties down or up the river at
the lowest possible cost. AS soon az
some needed repairs are made to the
wharf it will be one of the best landing
places on the river front for sand, stones,
brick or other building material.
On Monday evening the Moss Rose
Assembly will give their fourth annual
ball. Taking the past as a guarantee we
feel satisfied that it will be a pleasant and
enjoyable affair. This ASSOCIATION of
young men meet in Herinanns Hall
corner Of Delaware and Union street,
and it is the only place in our city where
young people can drop in and spend an
hour or so of an evening 1t has tenden-
cy to draw them away from the street
corners and does much to free our city
from that nuisance known as corner loun-
gers. This ball is given to help meet the
necessary expenses in keeping their
rooms open and they should be helped
along IN their endeavours by the citizens
in general
y new broom sweeps clean" and we
may add ''washes also" for didn't our
street lamps look bright last night? 1t is
to be hoped that their "brightness may
never dim.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
The u. 8. Court.

The q. s. G ,urt met this morning, in
the Court room, Judge Bradford, presi-
ing
The argument in the case of Capt.
L ubker VS.. schooner Il. II. QuinbN which
h ad been adjourned over Fl ON Thursday
was resumed. The argument will proba-
bly, be concluded to-day, and the Judge
Withhold the matt er under advisement.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
A SOaD Sensation.

Higgins German Laundry Soap wagon
came to town, this morning, and fairly
astonished the people by its attractions.
1t is gorgeously painted, and is. drawn by
four magnificent Percheon horses, the
team being worth $4,000. In the forward
part of the wagon is asplendid chime OF
bells, which discourses popular airs, while
in the rear part three colored washer
women use the soap, and constantly keep
tubs full of elegant white suds, which de-
light all the women who see them. The
soap is sold by all the grocers of Whining
10
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
MI. 8. K. A.

There was large attendance at the
M. s. II. A. rooms last evening, and
Frank Whelan presiding. The meeting
was opened with prayer by the chaplain, D,
Mr.. Richar dson, and addresses were
made by Messrs. Burton Cook, Whelan,
Moore, Jersey and Morrow. Mr.. Dutch
or was announced to speak, but for some
cause was not present.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
- SoENoi nv nan Az rs
American Juvenile Troupe
and Juvenile Ballet.

NOTE Owing to the great success of
Cinderella, the FAIRY, aud Lutte Glass
slipper. by the wonderful Juvenile
Troupe, the ladies' committee of Phiiadel-
phia, by request of the ladies of Whining
ton, will give one matinee performance at
the Grand Opera House. The troupe is
pronounced by The press and public the
greatest success of the age, and most WON
derful performance ever produced on any
stage by Juveniles. The costumes are
grand; scenery beautiful and spectacular;
appointments perfect, wit one hund red
little sylph-lIke fairies; magnificent ballet,
with two perfect little premiers; Petite
Rose Bud, the child wonder Little Wllle-
metIo Queen OF song. Pumpkin chariot,
ponies, hunters, Garden Pole, Transior-
ination, rats, mice, spectacular, fairy land,
the throne.
Secured seats at G. F. Thomas d cos, All
Market street, sale beginning Thursday
morning at O'Clock. Popular prices
General admission, so cts, parquets and
circle, 75 cents, balcony, 80 cents. No extra
charge for reserv ed seats. a20-7t
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
The Liberal League.

The regular meeting of the Liberal
League, will be held at their room No.
2I9 King street, tomorrow morning. at
1870 O'Clock. DR.. Welch, will deliver
lecture on "The miraculous Concep-
tion, and mysterious ascension of Jesus
Christ"
In the evening, at 7.30 o'clock Mrs.
DIR. A. Hall, Of, Philadelphia will lee
ture on The subject of "My experience
with the spirits tor 26 years"
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
A WiImington Bigamist.

The West Chester (Pa.) Local Ne,cs
says that on Thursday evening officer
Hawkins, alias John w. Coleman, upon
the charge of his being too much married
he having wife in Wilmington and one
in West Chester. The next morning the
prisoner was committed to prison by
Squire Whitehead to answer the charge
of bigamy at the next court of Quarter
Sessions. The first nuptials were solem-
nized in 1876 and the last in 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20

rH., 'Lp MOVES on a jolly rate.
H. '"4aoeth a@, Tilton has got a great
f., vi III her mind and completely puri.
character with a bran new CON
,n. l so'u mas got down so low that il
ny valuable enough to make wed.
|nons, oi' While greenbacks have gone
Irr rs 81 ~, 70 make them something of a
I.o, W ''e Greenbackers nobody has
|p " silver dollar in circulation
rI,n, nd" made a statement that
''op would have been a better
|, I,r nr,. ~'S place than he has been; the
wretch who stole Governor TIL.
[aryI VI'rcoat has been sent to the neni.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
Personal.

j. Marion Emerson, formerly of the
Wilmington Daily Commercial, but now
| editor and part proprietor of the Sentinel,
at Ansonia, Conn, is on brief visit to
this city with his family. He is in good
health and reports business prospects as
| being very fair. His business partner is
VIM. IL, Kramer, also of the old CONNER
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
Weekly Meeting.

The regular weekly prayer meeting, of
the Y. NJ. G. A, will be held this evening
at 7:30 O'Clock, in their rooms. The exer-
cises will be conducted by Rev. A. j.
Snyder. While these meetings are de-
signed for the young men, the ladies are
very cordially invited to attend, and en-
courage the services by their presence.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
A &0ciallle.

On next Wednesday evening a grand
sociable will take place In the Capelle
building under the management of Mr..
Il. Freye. This gentlemen has givsn
sociables before, and always with decid-
ed success. To those who wish to spend
an evening and have plenty of fun,
should not fail to attend the coming So
ciable, on next Wednesday evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
A Failure Affecting Whining

The failure of H. p. Kitfield, moro eco
manufacturer, ef Boston, was announced
early this week, with liabilities amount
ing to 100000 and "assets light.
Among the creditors are three Whining
ton manufacturers. as follows: w. Jones
& Co., about S2lOO; W. Y. Warner, S2lOO;
j. p. Postles, $500
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
InDrOle ment.

The yard in front of the Delaware Il.
r. office corner of Water and French
streets, has has been very much improv-
ed in appearances by sodding, and maxi
ing out plots for the planting of flowers.
A new railing has also been erected on
each side OF the passage, in order to
keep persons off OF the gras 8.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
The Fish Market

In the fish market this morning, the
Supply fell far short of that on Wednes-
day last. The supply Of shad only
amounted to about 1000, which sold at
from 20 to rs cents per piece. Herring
sold at % cents per dozen, the supply
amounting to only about 1000.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
The DUPONT Guards.

Last evening Company G, DUPONT
Guards, gave an exhibition drill, at their
armory, in the Masonic Temple, before a
number of invited guests. TIE pre- ci s. on
with which the members performed the
manual of arms ,ehcited the highest praise
from those present.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20

1t is sad sight to see an intoxicated
person on the street. How much more
SO /, 1t to see drl and sicklv baby
rendered so by the use of dangerous opi-
ates? DR.. Bulls baby syrup contains
nothing injurious and may be given TO
the most delicate baby. Price rs cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20

Berlin correspondent of the Times
kn''la does not hesitate to intimate
FeF that She will not object to the
Fc'' discussing all of the more i'm
n' clauses of the treaty, but declines
AReitS validity dependent on the
I'LL ol the Powers. A preliminary
renee 10 settle whether this offer
D' d satisfactory Is still possible, but
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
ign TeIegraphic Summary

programme for the opening of the
Exposition on the lst of May is an
irl-Ihc statement that the powers
pErd to- Bismarck, k',suggestion that
ln'Nc,alor, at Berlin arrange the
pmTl"' ol a congress is premature.
l.Mra> Of the conference asselnbl-
|ow"yer. have incrcascd-The Paris
DiA dos prbat, believes that German
ion aim, at the rc-establishinent of
4 pic alliance and the isolation of
h-Ihr Eommanian and Russian
'erms inaiGr way to be settled
i''I' oi the freedom of the Danube
pertain sllaraniccs-A serious riot
officers serving cjeetment notices
4 lFFed near Glasgow, Scotland.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
Port News.

The schooner Ira S9trein,er of Boston
arrived at this port yesterday with al
tons of ice from the Kennebec river, for
Jacob Pasey. The cargo is being discharg-
ed at Poole's wharf.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20

bad habits are easily ,contrac'el; !; SO
are colds; and both are very hard to get
rid OF. The eolds are quickly and surely
cured by DR.. Balls ceugh syrup. Pnce
10 cents. ~.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
"--1----7-----l77ll777777 -
Indications for To-day.

'he N,uh atlantic and Gub States
Iidi'e states soutteriy minds, ,carmcr
e'9aly 'Ceathcr, failing barometer
pNgum local rains WW preUdH.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20

1 ''a'Slhcation of the vote In the
"' harrisburg yesterday on the
OD 10 bury the adjournment resoIu-
WIN the judiciary committee indi-
mat party honors are not to Le run
WIN by either side. OF the 7s
III lavor of the reference 40 were
w hepublicans and SO by Demo-
"h'i7 the opposition vote of 6s
laue up OF 46 Republicans and %
O'ia'Si 3 members were absent. q
f0Vfa'S and 80 Republicans.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20
PRICE ONE CENT
THE ERA OF ADVANCING PRICES
HAS COME AGAIN FOR REAL
ESTATE IN sWILMINGTON. -...
DUBLIC SALE
10 BUILDING LOTS

10 BO ILD1NG LUIS.
Five lots on Poplar, near Thirteenth st.
One lot north side of tifth, between Lom-
bard and Pine streets. Four lots on Front,
Reed and Franklin streets, on
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1878,
AT p. NJ, on the premises, without post
ponement, withd avail or undertaking.
These lols are all in improving parts of
me city. Nos. l, 2, 3, 4 and are accessi-
bic TO Manufacturing Establish ments
where dwellings are really needed now;
No. q Is in the cent? al closely built up part
OF the city where lois can rarely be had at
public sales, and Nos. 7, s, and 10 are in
rapidly growing part Of the city and are
good lots. There are many indications
and facts surely favoring an early advance
in prices in all our good localities. The
sale Will commence promptly ON Poplar
street, at p. m, proceeding next to Fifth
street, and thence at about 4. 40 p. m, with
lots at Front and Franklin streets. Every
lot Will be sold.
For plots, Terms and particulars see
posters.
1T HEALD
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
Clayton House Building.
ap20,23,26 Agent to effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-20

%" turns out that the ten million
cent bonds old Sherman traded
/" !, New York, for gold, and
H''" lie gave all the accrued interest
l' months aud 1Ols premium, were
' "o'hchilds. He was thus induced
up the gold at a high premi um;
j served to put it up and keep it up
''| months longer. If Sherman
%. 'one this gold would have been
'IHeF and greenbacks at mar