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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

Al the Minnesota state fair. which will
be he'd at 81, Paul esrly in Septen G 1.
naehinsry will be erected for the purpo.P
IL manafaetaring aud gran1lating sugar :
iainsd from the stalks Of certain variety
Of Indian corn grown in that state. Il i
saii that snrcessfnl experiments Of ibis
kind have already been made in two eonn-
Ties Of Minnesota. and that the msnufaciur.
ing operations n the state fair will be more
IN the nature ef DEMONSTRATION than trial.
TIE sugar thus obtained is said 70 compare
fayorably in quality with that sent from
Cuha. But the important point 10 be rs.
certainod is whether the rcsize sugar can b
mannfsctnred in large quantities at snfh
GENTLY low price TO compete with that from
the sugar cane. Sugar can be obtained
/ from great variety Of plants. 10th segs'
table and fruit, II any one is willing tors,
the ccst Of manufseiure. Indian corn Ws'
used % . source Of sugar before the SrsniSl
invasion Of England. and factory nea
Tonlouse. IN the south Of France. Is men
| toned where abent 20 600 pounds are an
J nually obtained from this plsni.--Wash
ipgton STIR. i(f ftfl .
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
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reopse arc getting acqusintsi-sbd those Who
are not ought % be-wifh the wonderful n'eritsa
chat great American Remedy. tho
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
PRE.NIUMs

New sni,seril,rf. lapplying carlyl Cor .he year
:s.s may have, wllt,Hi charge. be- pplaler. ior
tllr lat quarter 10 isss oi sush prflodivai, ~
tiIey may subscribe f0r.
or ih.ieasl. nrw snirsrriiefs 70 any fss. thrrs
or four Of The ao,e periodicals, lnay have onr -
the .FOr l:esiews' lur ISL; slsh-etlSrs " ~
nse may have inn wffhr .fanr lisyirwr, Or "i'e
sef pf IIllrkwood'- Magazine ilr iss,.
Neither lmenIIinis % -ulistrttiefr nor al-rutnt
n clubs ran 10 allowed nnlr-s the Iria#s y u .
miiisrl direct 10 The publishers. NO premiums
given 10 gIuls-.
To scrlife prmIiim~ % wiil il,e nereear' 70
make early npplirtiss. a the sl,rk sssliallr luf
tiiat p,iFIsree ( limited.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co,
II B,relay 81. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
THE SUN.
SEW YORK.


4 $ the tune appruaeaes fsr the renewal ~ sul :
N -efiption~. Iiik Sly would o. nnind Il.
friends and wcllNishers eiFry where, thai il !. D.
g1in ! candidate for their considerations ani
siplr,rt. Upon fs record lor TIE past iep wears
u RIFLES Tor conilnliance sthe hearty sympathy
and generous cU-,,lrratiUn Witch hate hifiEFt,
l.fs'n extended tot FROM every pirlrisr " the
Uninii.
The DAILY suS.a louf page.shert NJ y
e'linnn. prize Ny man. pod paid. 81 rcnts =
Innifh. ~ sg.sD per year.
The SUNDAY edition ~ TIE SUN I. an
eight Iftge II 81 5S columns. While giving
the news nfihe day. % li-l caltFins . largr ..
10 uni 81 literary and mivrisneulir matter -ls.-
eiiiiy prepared f1r u. Tilk SUNDAY ~ Y iias
m with great sirre.s. past paid 81 20 year.
THE WEEKLY BUN
WIN does not Know THE WEEKLY SUM- /,
eireiIlafes Throughout the uniissI States. he
Ianada., and beyond Ninety thousand iannlies
aTsct W. welcome pages wfrklv, aud rextrd u IN
the liElli 0f guide, counsellor. and friend ~
news, editorial. agricultural, aud literary lg.
partlnents make Il rs.enilail, jaimnai CIR Tie
family sud nresi,le. Terms; one DOLLAR 4
isar, pol pail, This price, quality rou.idsred,
makes u the cheapest newspalwr published. FpT
elub- of len, with 80 ash, We will send an ex-
ira copy free. Address
PUBLISHER or THE SUN,
NEw York City, N Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
INTEREST YOUR CHILDREN IN
THE FARM.

One reason why 20 many young people
tire IL farm life i because they look upon
il as monotonous and ubprohiahle drudgery.
Every child should have direct personal
pecuniary interest IN the faim. A lev
poultry. little stock. small patca Of
ground. few fruit trees. given 10 a child
as lis own individual property. will inter.
est Il snd lead it 70 study the best mpde Of
developing the value Of It's own persnnal
possessions. thus increasing its general . :
ricullurAl knowledge. and making it wors
more chssrfully. Try il -i,h Jour boy
and girls, and see Z il does not work like =
charm. Richmoad Commercial <
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
7xRHsle or Is.st tI.el-.l,.g Ps.lsge.l
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A discount n ftwemy peT cent VIII ts allowed
o. club ~ fur or mere rss-sais. Fhiis: Tour
eoI,Irs of Blsrkwvgd or II one Rrsicw VII te
sent is pnr ashlr.sfuF sis.ss; four copies si'hc
1,ur Rsvicws and iIlaek ood fsr US nsd :" on
TdsInl.s ~ tra 10 ussrs.. u ssldiiisn ~ ~. o.
hove disr.lInt. 4 enIs gratis viii ic allssrd 70
the setter Mp oi ilr club.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

DAlARD TAYLOR says. II take treat plea-
I'D ssure IN Recommending 10 A.arenis thes s-Ardc-
my of Mr.. s q. Shortlldse. Hon. FERNANDO
W0UIl, u patron, sa,si i ylnerlnliy ynirnt 10
the ilse OF my name MS reierencr," sWirHlN
XII SH0lirl.IDGE, QlarSArd A. Nd Media,
Penna. Boys Academy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

TIE HOME JOURNAL. takes the earliest
occasion uf the resetieiimii OF biirines. Upon
thr s,rie I,-sS 10 rrtnrn ~ ls all s,lbseripiiom
rates lnf,rr The war, i've dollars year. This
was IT, price during nearly the entire period o
I'M. ,sl.tnrship pf ". T.. WILLIS ard u j. NOR.
MS. The present Reduction i doni,ly ior the
advantage III tiisubsrriber, ior while The rnis y
the saic ~ year, ago, the SIZE ~ nv lslHr has
l,en increased i,ils thirl. yaririy el new J..
terary attractions have h'cn afislrtl, wilma hll
review ~ the news ~ tho hrst snrlrfs 10 iDins
ana abrn "a every week, lnakiAg what the pgsrs
Iris almost unanlna,-ly ,lrrlare,l 10 BE-
:. The Best LiierHy Bvi Society Paper
IN dmeriot.' =
This marked ssin 10 the -,l,-eriler the pub.
,I.h..r. are u u ii. tn te alie 10 make iihntit
lo,s 10 then,srlyes ly reason ef ihr present laTy
circulation II flr paprr. ln fhr saine direction
thrs roiInt on till greater HdtaHiages ~ thir
smleerilE,rs. crnsiantly mrreaslns The value 81
tho Iaper anil reducing t,s prize. thus krerins
Ii II fIl. future u hss srrn IL ilm lsi-f. The
CHOICEST and CHEAPEST s
| expouenl ef culture in the land. The leading
,islsartnlcni- of the journal comprise Editorials
| an foi,iss III fresh interest: Brilliant k0nanrrs
and Portratturrs II American Life: Editorial iis-
yirws of nes eyents In the world Of De lr--iset.
/ TRES. Painting. Sculpture. Srlfnre. Music. and
| ihr DRAINS: Original Esmss; Ample Exrerlas
/ fruln the ls.~t Enrnpesn Writer'S, spicy Letters
frapn Correspondents IN al the great capital. 81
/ the World: copious Extracts from New Books;
/ and racy accounts % sayings, happenings aud
lninss ~ thu Ieaii Monde; elnb aring the VERY
fre-gleS alteI~ &c Interest ih this country aud N
EnruIe--ihe whole eompletely mirroriRg The
VII and wisdom. the humar aud pathos. ths
news ans. sparkling gossip ~ The fimrs.
TERMS. FggE az POSTAGE.
The Home Journal one copy, one year, Z:
4 4 ropir-, one year, s
sui,serilers who wish To ipin with the Home
journal any ole Of tbe lsasling trrtHlirals ilks
Ilari~r's Magazine; llaIpef's Weekly lippin
coit's. fIackwoods the knrlIsh ttiaFtsriies, eir
NAV sa n "a tho retllis- rate ~ 81 - fsr the foul
dollar magazine; q IS loT I.itielr- Living Aye
st 30 Ior Appirton's Journal. hdtires- $
MORRIS PHILLIPS II CO..
Soss Psfk Place. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04

When lovely woman sioops-wbat folly !
land feels too late her skirts give way.
she yanks that pull llLsck, up. dees Molly,
and disappear from light Of day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-04
., MEXICAN
Mustang Iiniment,
FoR Han AND BEAST.

Thssfiniment vcry naturally orisfnstedi IN Arnfri-
"a. where Nature provides IN hsr laboratory sach
surprising snssdoies fox shc maiadles q her ehii
drrn. IFS fame has been spreading for 5years.
unsiI now q enesreIes The habitabis tsobs.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment i q msiehiess
remedy foraIi external afisn-nfsof and beast.
Tosfock owners and farmers y q iasainaiAe.
single bottle often saves q human ME % ~
storrs the usefriness q an ezceiient horse. on.
COW. or shccp
II cures footsroi, hoofail. hollow horn, Grub.
serpx.worrn, shouiderros. mange. the bites and
s,irTz Of poisonous reptiles and nsrcts, sndsvesy
saes drawback 20 stock brcsdins and bush NE.
cures every exfernsl troubis q horss, saeh
sisnseness, scratches. swinHy. sprsins. foanasr.
wind-szil, ring bono. etc. etc.
ne Mexican Mustang finimsnt 4 The quiekess
enre IN the world for accidents occurrins IN ihs
fsrnify. IN the abssnce % physisian. ssch ss
burns, scaids. fprains euss. e,e, and for rheuma.
tisu., and Stiffness enerndercd by exposure. Par.
ticuiariy vainablc % Miners.
4 me ccheapesf rsmeay m ths worid. fer y
p<netrates ths muscle " the lone. and sinsia
apul,<nfion is xenernily sufhcient 20 eure.
nssicun Musfsns f1nimcnt d pat up IN hrs
sres AZ bottles. Che larger ones bsng prcporsion-
stsly much ths cheapest sosd eycryuhsrs
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Company C,s. DrIII.

Company G, DUPONT Guards. Cap,.
M Macs lister had parade drill last even-
Ing In their armory. A numher OF citi.
zens were Present by Invitation, and
were very much gratified with the pro-
iciency the. company lhad acquired In
so short time, having only commenced
to practice regularly in October last.
They are mostly young men from twenty
one to twenty-five years of age. Adiu-
tant General OF the State, w. S. McCaul-
ley, Esq, made short address to the
company, in which he expressed his
pleasure and approval oftheir organiza-
uon and the rapid progress, they had
made in the drill. He also said he wouls
when the Legislature meets next winter,
urge1t to make some provision for es-
taoiishing fund to aid the volunteer
militia OF tn STATE by procuring means
for paying rents for armories and foe
uniforms.
The armory of CompanylJ, is an excel
lent room well fitted up, but needl ng
some few. Comforts which the COMPANY
hope soen to be able to supply. We hope
their ranks will be increased aud tlat
several more companies will soon be
added to the number we now have.
There ought to be at least ten full COM
panies OF volunteers in this city, but
there is but two; and they both do not
number one hundred.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Death i'm his Favorite Robe

The mortuary statistics of the whole
civilized world show that about one-fifth
of all mankind die of consumption alone
aud the number of deaths due to con.
sumption bears a greater ratio to the
whole number than that of any other
three diseases together. Moreover, IN.
vestigation proves that this ratio is
steadily increasing. Its increasing pre-
va,ence has led to the popular belief that
consumption is incurable. Every year
hundreds of these sufferers seek, In the
sunny retreats of Florida or the dry
atmosphere of Colorado, for health-and
find only grave. The influence OF the
atmospbere-the only remedial agent that
either Florida or Colorado can afford
the c0nsumptive-is at best only pailia-
tiUe. The cure of consumption d. sends
upon two essential conditions: LIST. the
arrest of the abnormal breaking down of
the tissues, which prevents aciation,
and 2i, the restoration of healthy nutri-
ton, in order to stop the formation Of
tnberculous matter.
Fulfill these conditions, and consump-
ton is as curable. To fulfill these condi-
tions the required remedy must increase
the appetite, favor the assimilation of
food, and enrich the blood, thus retard-
ing the development Of tubercles: To
accomplish this, more powerful altera-
tive than DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has never been discovered. AT
the same time, 1t soothes the Irritation
Of the nervous system produced by vio-
lent coughing, which in its turn so often
leads to more serious results. The use
of "cxpectorants' in consumption is
absolutely suicidal. For while removing
the tIbercles ialready foimed, they pro-
duce yet more serious results by inffaming
aud destroying the sound and healthy
tissues. Consumption requires remedy
that will soothe while it relieves; harsh
medicines, but add fuel TO the fame that
already threatens to consume the system
The Golden Medical Discovery fulfills
these conditio us, and has been pronounc
ed the best remedy yet discovered to
allay and arrest consumption. t&5.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Fighting i'm the Last Ditch.

PHILIPPoPoLIs, Jan. 13.-The Turks
fairly at bay, for after slipping away be.
tween the columns of Schildner-Schuld.
ner and Wilhelminoff they had halted,
completely exhausted, on the hillsides
south of the city. .Dondeville had hur-
ried up across the Martha and fanked
them on the right, Schouvaloff and
Schildner-Schuldner were pushing them
in front, and Wilhelminoff was crowding
them on the left. Behind them were the
bleak mountains, on three sides of them
an enterprising, fearless, tireless enemy,
and they resisted in their last ditch with
desperation, fighting like hons in their
lairs. Those three days of fighting were
full of incidents of Homeric heroism ON
both sides. Egyptians, Arabs, and Turks
faced certain death with grim glee, and
the sturdy Museovites gave up their lives
without an instant fear or hesitation. 1t
is said that Fuad Pasha the commander
Of the re-enforcements from the Rasgrad
army, who so skillfully conducted the re-
treat from Samakoff, rushed upon the
brigade of Gen. Krasnoff at the head of
his men. Becoming mixed up in the
melee end separated from his escort he
was surrounded, but refused to surrender
and defended himself so desperately that
he put hors de combat seventeen of his as
sailants before he was cut in pieces him
self.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Personal.

Mr.. Longfellow was seventy-oue years
old on Wednesday.
Hendricks would be less nervous il
Judge Davis would quit trespassiDg on
his platform.
There is no greater satire on legislation
than the passage of refom bill by the
influence of bribery.
Vice>President Wheeler is stayinp at
Plttsburg, with his nephew, DIR. Wheeler.
editor of The Christina Advocate.
Mr.. Labouchere wonders what the
feelings of the duke of Argyll were when
he saw Lord Lorne's name among those
forming the Government majority on the
war credit.
The most significant name in Lord
Beaconsheld's majority is Lord George
Cavandish, Lord Hartington's uncle, and
"Father of the House"
The Rothchilds, who are all bankers,
are said to work as hard as If they were
beginning their fortune. They observe
their office hours as punctually as does
Lhe poorest clerk.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
SECOND EDITION
First OF the Brazilian Line.
THE LAUNCHING OF THE RIO JANEIRo
TO BE WITNESSED by PREsI-
DENT HAYES

Ahh bAoNOhlNG OF THE RIO JANEIRO
TO BE WITNESSED BY PREsI-
DENT HAYES.
The iron steamship Rio Janeiro, the
largest vessel ever built at Roach's ex-
cepting the City of Picking and the City
of Toxic, will be launched on "Wednesday
next, at 3 o'clock p. m. She being the
first constructed of the ships that are to
compose the Brazilian line, President
Hayes, Governor Hartranft and large
number of other government officials
have accepted invitations to witness the
launching,
The Rio Janeiro is an iron screw
steamer. first class in all her parts and
appointments. Her length on the load
line is ia feet, and over all, 1868 feet. She
has moulded beam of ~ feet inches.
The depth from base line to gunwale
amidships is 30 feet 81 inches, and that
OF the hold about % feet. Her coal
bunkers have a capacity of 400 tons.She
Will be able to accommodate 100 first
and abont 800 steerage passengers, be-
sides having large and comfortable rooms
for the officers and crew. Her tonnege is
5000 tons. As soon as she is launched the
joiners will begin finishing the interior.
which is to be Of the most elegant de.
scription.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
reign Telegraphic Summary

|Ear ,peculations 90 on while the ar>
Is are resting.-On the 10th Of March
! peace party in London will endeavor
bold another meeting in Hyde Park
hCe Milan of Servia was received with
psual popular enthusiasm on his arrl-
yesterday at Belgrade. Ger
b. are wroth with England for seek
10 claim jurisdiction over foreign
fchantmen passing the Straits at
Eer-John Ruskin, the well>known
Ter On arts, is dangerously i'll in Lon
from overwork Richard Bright,
lserative member Of the British Par>
hent for East Somersetshire, England
dead.-The weather in England yes
pay was tempestuous. -Theinsurgents
he central department of Cuba sur
|dered at Puerto Principe yesterday.
insurgents in the neighborhood of
Tlocha surrendered at the same hour.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
The British Rihemenss Trib-
ute to the Americans.

LONDON, MARCH 1.-The annual report
OF the proceedings of the Natioral Rifle
Association, which is just published cons
tains the following: "rhe council gladly
takes this opportunity to express their
warmest thanks to the council and men,
bers of the National Rife Association of
the United States, for the friendly well
come and hospitalities accorded to their
representatives, for the facilities given to
them for practice at the range, and for
the scrupulous impartality with which
things connected with the match down to
the minutest detail was carried out. Their
reception from first to last in the United
States Was such as to make every men,
ber of the British team feel that the
spirit of friendly rivalry in which the
challenge had been received was fully
understood and reciprocated by the
American nation" The report lso con-
tains details of the match at Creedmoor.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Stray Wants.

The question now Is have you struck
oil?
When your tooth is aching DR.. Gala
CHER, will remove it. He can be found at
No. 8, E. Fifth street.
A little leaven leaveneth the whole,
bat little of Kings Good Samaritan
cough syrup removes the lump in the
throat caused by bad colds.
The entertainment to be given at the
Rayel Gymnasium this evening, Will BE
the best that has ever taken place In that
building. All the pertormersare "stars
In their line Of business.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Congress Yesterday.

The United States Senate was not in
session yesterday, having adjourned from
Thursday until Monday next. The House
concurred in Senate amendments to
House bill providing that whenever a
vacancy shall occur in the office of PEN
sion agent by reason of death, resigna-
ton or failure to qualify, the President
may designate any officer of the United
States to perform the duties of such Of
flee. A bill was reported from the post
office committee to provide for ocean
mail service between the United States
and Brazil. The House then adjourned
till Monday
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
rbe National debt reduction for Feb
,rv was two and one quarter millions
,icb /, pretty fair for the hard times.

rHERs is a great scarcity OF small
les. lver having apparently driven
Im ont of circulation. But the fact
mi conclusive evidence of the une-
HI value of the two currencies. Ii
Illness men have preferred to pay out
her instead of notes, il is because the
kks objected TO receiving silver on
bo,it. Silver being now a legal tender
|ks cannot legitimately refuse IL, and
|the belief that they will not business
Ia V n exchange merchandise for it or
kelye it in payment of debts as gladly
|tbey ever did for greenbacks.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Hav. Hvnaer ofCuban anInS.-

b the lnsureae,. n,ssen l;-Yesterday after.
pos at uesd before Cen. MARA Mss.,0ses de,
\ arms. The Hereo Principe, surrender surrender
(hOOd Of the se Trnanre in the neisbA
Nui' at the same ou hour. surrendered
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02

Observations made at Marseilles by
several engineers show that the level
of the Mediterranean is lower by
about eighty-five millimetres (almost ex-
actly one-third of an inch) than before
the opening of the Suez Canal.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Fire Alarm.

The alarm of fire about 8 o'clock this
morning, originated in the house No.
3O5 Taylor street, owned by Neil Mooney
and occupied by Henry Schultz. 1t was
occasioned by little boy setting fire to
pile of carpet rags in the second story
room. Officer Frank McIlhenny was
near by when the alarm was given, and
in company with Thomas Robinson went
into the house and extinguished the fire
before any damage was occasioned be-
yond the burning of small hole in the
floor. The fire department promptly
responded to the alarm, but there was no
necessity for the services of the firemen,
though some of them persistently at
house, and would have done so had il
not beed for the opposition of officer
McIlhenny
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
FIRST EDITION.
I.d,eations for To-day.

ror ,ae Middle and Eastern States Jdii-
barometer, southerly 10 easterfv ~tnds'
,me,. clear @,d partly. cloudy 'oeati'er,
,;bl,, 6,lo,ced in former By rain areas.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Cecil County Land Sales.


Farm of Evans Lewis, in Sassafras
Neck, containing 100 acres, to Geo. w.
Pierce, for $1,000.
The mill site of the Park Smith & Co.
rolling mill, valuable water power on
Big Elk Creek, containing 18 acres, to
Caleb Brown, of Coatesville, Pa, for
S450.
House and 139 square perches of ground
in Cowantown, property of Sam1 Den
mis-, to the Elkton Building Society, for
$500.
Farm Of Elisha Brown, IA acres, one
half mile south of Brick Meeting House,
to John e. Hurd, for $1,000.
...l Conference. .Y
In the Register of Homes of the Will
mington Conference, at Chestertown,
Md, March 18th, 1878, we observe
the names of our Wilmington preachers,
as follows:
Rev. j. l.. Houston is to make his home
with Hon. G. Vickers w. 2. Davis with
J. FL. Plummer j. b. Mann with j. NJ.
Xandyke w. J. Stephenson with r.
Hysons Q. II. Sheppard with s. G. Rob-
erts g. NJ. Pegg with j. S. Usilton III.
Sanderson with j. w. Rasin; e. l. Bar
rett with j. II. Thompson; j. B. Ouigg
with j. X. Hines e. j. Mowbray with
K. Il. Perkins.
Opening Spring Dress Goods.
Messrs. Kennard s. Co., 62l Market St.,
will open to-day large line of Seaside
Suitings at 25 cents. These goods are
likely to be higher as the season advan-
ces. Also fun line of A double twilled
Debages and "a plain, in all the most de-
sirable shades, at less than regular mar
ket rates. Also a line of Camers Hair
Cloaking Cloth, in plain and plaid styles.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Failure OF Lumber Men.

MONTREAL, Ont, Feb. %.
Bernard Bastien & Co., lumber mer-
chant, have failed. Liabilities; 100000
assets nominally as much
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR RENT.-Store and Dwelling at Iron
J. Hill, two miles south OF Newark, Del.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON.
mar2-6t Eighth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02

FOR LE.-s2,o 900 purchase money
mortgage. Apply to EVANS PEN
NINGTON, 9th and Market streets. It
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02

COR RENT. Store and Dwelling No.
sth q Market Sts. m2-3t
The daily gazette., 1878-03-02
Notice to Pensioners.

q. S. pensioners will find their business
despatched promptly and satisfactorily
by going before the Clerk of the U. s.
District Court with their pension certifi-
Gates and velchers. Office open on Mon
day next at O'clock.