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Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
PUBLIC :SALE&.
I1UBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1873.
!, No. l2il Market street, commencing at
1880 =. m,
The following described Household Furni-
|ure and Kitchen Utensils: 2 small Hair
Floth Sofas, 2 Marble Top Centre Tables
large Hair Cloth Arm Rockers, IL Hair
Floth Wall Chairs, ! Whatnot, Q Hat Racks,
fmbrella Stand, Refrigerator, Walnut Ex-
snsion Table, large Side Board, Book Ease,
3 dining Room and Windsor Chairs, Q
Kitchen Tables, Small Range. 2 Wood Stoves
md Pipe, 3 Wash Tubs, Desk. 2 Mahogany
rables, Look glasses, 3highpost Bsastcads
large Spring Hair Mattress, 3Feather Beds
3olsters and Pillows, Mattress 4. Also Step
ladders, Clothes Horses, Stair Rods, Curtains
md fixtures, Kettles, Pans, Pots, Shoyels.
Hats, Bed Quilts, Wash.stands. Towel Racks,
,r,. Ac. Also Parlor. Dining room and
'hsmben Carpets on the AoOr and lot Of
iatting. and many other articles Of Furni-
ure. Sale will begin promptly at 1890 n. M,
nd continue until all the goodss are sold -
'erIns cash, before any Of the goods are do
yered, M. NJ. CHILD
Real Estate Broker.
No. I, w. Seventh street.
L. W. STIDHAM h SON, Auctioneers.
nvYQ6t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

DUBLIC SALE
--Op-
EORTY HEAD or FRESH COWS AND
SPRlN4EKS,
ind IS Head Of oung Cows that will be In
pront next spring.
!, Village Green, Delaware Co.. Pa, abou.
|5 miles north Of Linwood Station on the
P W. h b. X. r., on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1878,
All o'clock, p. m.
This will be n good lot Of Lancaster CD4
county cows We viii have wag. SN
N to meet train at Linwood, that leaves WI.
nington at 10 q. m. Two and four months
|reiit will be given.
B.-Stock delivered without any extra
fharge. ROBERTS Il TYSON.
L. W. Stidham l. Son, Anct's n236td.ltw
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
DRY GOODS.

B A r G. A I N s
BLACK SILK PRINCES,
DRESS AND COAT BUTTONS,
HEMSTITCHED LINEN HAND.
KERCHIEFs.
LINEN:
COLLARS AND CUFFS
OF Every style.
BRoCADED AND PLAIN
SILK HANDK ERCHIEFs.
NECK TIES, RIBBONS, LACEs, MERI-
No UNDERWEAR FOR
LADIES' AND CHILDREN.
HOSIERY. GLOVES &C
A LARGE. AND WELL ASSORTED
STOCK or
CANvAssEs, FANCY
GOObs or ALL KINDS,
At PRICES Low ERthan any In the city
RIOS h + Il Il n Y,
No. ALI Market Street
wILMINaTcH, DEL.
Oct2l .d-c.0-d
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
PAINTS, OILS,' &c.
AM ES BKADFOKJD

p,, MANUFACTURER oK
'uuRE COLOkS. WHITE LEAD, ZINts
rAlNTS, POGO BROWN AND PUTTY.
BRAUFtRD'S
'EEADi MIXED COTTAGE COLORS
lies, VARNISH AND rIIRPENTINE.
WINDOW GLASS. ETC. EIN'..
'"S.6 ANDS q. rtUIRD SrHr.
WIIMl Nf,nD", DEF.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
DIED AT HEIs POST.

In memory Of her who fell dead while sit
ting at her sewing machine, striving to earn
bread for her starving family In Norfolk
printed In papers Of a0tn inst.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
So Csse or Deseotueisn.

NoRDoLK. Nov. 10, ls7s.--Ths ssddsst case
oi destitution that ever occurred In this city,
case Of Mrs. Emily Elliott, who had dropped
dad from weakness while working sewing
machine, in her efforts 10 get nourshment Tor
her sick husband and helpless children
Every particle Of furniture In the dwelling
had been sold to sustain tho starving family
except Q shuck mattress and tho machine
The authorities took charge Of the case. All
the family were pIteously frustrated
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

NyyANTED. - ueIIveren every week NJ my
wv stall IN Third street market, nicely
-.ssed Poultry and game, tor which the
khest cash price will he paid on delivery
Is. APPLETON. nvl2tf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

situation either as Miller,
NV Sawyer or Engineer. Good reference
ven. Address ~. T. b." Mars alton,
Delaware. nv23 6td#
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SEVENTH WARD MEETING.

A meeting of the Democrats of the Sew
enth Ward, at the Friendship Engine House,
on Wednesday evening, the following named
gentlemen were nominated as candidates at
the next city election e,,.o.b GIyf1M
Member of Council.-Mr. Andrew E.
Grow.
i5s'". 11TH DISTRICT.
Inspector-Wm. j. Evans. ..
Assistant Charles L. Doughten.
'-& oao1 18TH DISTRICT a'' p"
Inspector Rice. ..,
Assistant Isaac 8. Price. li''''' % il ~ j.
The following named gentlemen were ap.
pointed to the Mayorality election. :. no.
.- ~ ,.- 11TH DISTRICT. a.; aHl .r
Wm. B. Hickman, VIM. J. Evans and
Charles l. Doughten. ..o.4 ,.t.,..,,.....
.... 18TH DISTRICT. r,.5.G ,t.
John Hartman, Isaac 8. Price, Samuel G
Pierce. ..,....
Mr.. Thos. J. Mellon and Samuel G. Pierce
were elected ss additional memb bers of th'
Ward Executive Committee. " r'E.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

1t is amusing to hear Every Evening"
which never had Democratic pulsation
throb through it, advise John O'Byrne wha'
to do politically. Wien many CT the noisy
fair, weather Democrats of to-day skunk
into obscurity during the war, or were sneerI
Ing, and goading citizens into madness; he
spoke in this very city in the teeth of an
armed soldlery. He was very welcome from
Pennsylvania In those days, and was thanked
by both the Senator Bayards. Ills Demo-
cracy was then and now indentical.
He will war upon money changers, who now
threaten to choke the life out Of the Demo
cracy. He is an Irishman, It is true, and
was once citizen of Pennsylvania; a double
sin in the eyes of the Senator organ. Sena--
tor Bayard is just as likely to switch OF
into the ranks of some new party, as Mr..
O'Byrne. The Democracy Of the latter
gentlemen is true and tried, and will not
fail him now, or hereafter. No calculatisni
need be made Of revolt within the party.
Mr.. O'Byrne is not Of that breed.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
HARD ON THE DEM1MoNDE.

Mrs. Hannah Brown who keeps house
of bad repute, on Water street near King,
and who was placed under arrest Wednes-
day evening, came into the Police Station,
last. night, gorgeous with brass jewelry and
gaudy fnery and looking just triae uneasy.
"Well, Mrs. Brown said his honor
Esquire O'Neill, "What have you to say to
the charge Of keeping house of ill-iame. +"
"Not anything" es
Hslf-a-doxen or 90 OF witnesses were
then called and each one testified that the
house in question bore bad reputation
The ordinance relating to the keeping Of
houses of assignation was then read, in
which 1t was stated thst any person so of.
lending should be fined $50 and costs. and
$40 for every twenty>four hours that nui.
sance was maintained after the imposing oi
the Hne. The fine mentioned was then i'm
posed on Mrs. Brown, and before she left
The Office she was very anxious to learn the
the name Of the party Informing on her, but
it was refused.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
THE DANGER OF PRAISE.

Is It not suggestive that the financial
plank of our platform has received upquali-
fed praise from almost every known
enemy of the Democracy, and, of constitu-
tional liberty. The Times of Philadelphis,
which is the literary fllpper of Tom Scott.
The Tribune, Times and Herald, of New
York, and the puny and embarrassed piper
over the way, all of whom are old time Il
bellers of the Democracy, join in chorus OF
nra,se of our financial plank. If 1t was
likely to lift up the worker one step In The
social ladder-these journals would not no.
tice, unless to condemn it.
The great West, the South as far al
heard from, every state where Democracy
"a not harnessed to personal interst, the ole
time policy of of strictly constituting an.
instrument and Of lifting burdens of a suf-
fering people, have been .endoraorseo
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
Delaware, because ofthe monied affinities Of
of one of it's Senators, and the respectful

Delaware, because ofthe monied afflnities Of
Of one of it's Senators, and the respectful
affection for him, falters in her duty to the
people, and for once allies herself with
these known to be their enemies. II re-
sumption, and consequent coufscation, by
the sheriff.. did not advantage Jay Gould,
Belmont, and their tfibe-does any one
deem they would have their advocacyfi4
The resumption scheme can benefit one
class alone. II was intended to benefit that
particular class. and corrsspoudingly injure
the millions of workers. It. was lobbied
through Congress- by foreign and. domestic
agents Of the boudholders' syndIcates.
What does It mean It means the square'
naked dishonesty of compelling the people
of the United States to pay debt in kind
of money It was not contracted in, and not
mentioned in the bonds themselves. We
want no talk about honest money but let
some advocate of resumption take Issue,
and show We are wrong. % " III
Resumption is condscaticn as far as It
goes, and is not honest. The bnnibolder
bought for paper, rever for gold. His eyes
were open the terms Of the instrument
printed for him to read, aud ln view Of all
he bought the promise to pay. By the
weight of social influence, through self in
interest, the wiles and pressure OF The lobby
and the supiness Of the people, Congress
altered the terms Of the contract, nomi
mated In the house, to the advaDt sge Of the
creditor, and to the loss of the debtor. II
common affairs of life this would be called
cheating. Gold bugs, corporation organs
and such Ike, call it giving us homes
money. What next3 ..wui.ja.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
SHERIFF SALES.
NHEkIFFS SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Focias, to
me directed, will be exposed 10 public sale.
at the Gipin House, kept Dy George Wnit-
field, in the city of New Castle, New Castle
hundred, and county of New Castle DEL.
MONDAY. the 10Th day of August, A. D.,
1878, at 2 o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All the following described tract of land
or tarm. situated in the hundred and copn-
~ yof New Castle, in the Stateof Delaware,
astone, corner Of land late Of the heirs OF
Anerew Miller, deceased. thence by the
said land late OF the said heirs south de-
grees east l526-1 peEehes to stone, and
south "A degrees west 60 perches to q stone,
thence by land of Il. Cavender south ~ u
asegrees east 69-l-lO perches to stone,
taenee by land Of James Reso aqd the
heirs of Bent. ResO, deceased. north rs de-
>greas east rs $40 perehes to stone, and
south 81 Ia degrees east ~ perches 10 n
stone on the southerly side OF Fren htoWn
Road, thence along the sane north IS De.
grees east 72 perches to q stone, thence
north 81 degrees east 6 perches to stone
bythe aforeseid allotment north IS degrees
west II 5.DO percfes to a stone, south co l-li
oegrees west 8 G. 10 perches to corner Tree
north 80 l-l2degrees west IL 5-l0 percnes te
stone, north 60 degrees east ~ percnes u
astone, and north 1884 quarter degreel
west l54 2.lO perches to a stone. thence by
lands Of Francis l. Cooch sonth "a liz De
grees west SO perches to the beginning,c con
aln1ng one hundred and twenty acres, o.
me same more or less, with O frame nous
thereon erected. -
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty OF samuel I'll. Jenkins and Emma b
us Wife, and Benjamin. Downey and jose
pnine Downsy and g. r. Rust, and E. Rus
ISAAC CRUDE. Sheriff,
sherift's ONCE, New Castle, August Isl
AID, 1873,
au1sts
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
PERSONALS.

Miss Laura Doughton, of Wilmington, is
vacating in Smyrna. /
Alderman G. 8. Hageny was attending
camp at the Summit yesterday. .... \
senator Bsyard and George Gray are
visiting Congressman Williams, at bis resi-
dence. /
Francis Vincent, yesterday, received .
letter from John Merrick, Esq, who, with
his daughter, is now travelling in Europe.
He is now at the Hotel Berenhof. in Brone'
Switzerland. And after travelling through
Germany, expects to 60 to London ana
Liverpool, where he will embark 60 as TO pe
home by September 5. W..
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
THE CITY DEMOCRATS.

MURPHY OF TEE CITY DBMocRATIot Asso-
CITATION LAST EyENINa--pREPARATI
FOR TEE coMINa,NoMINATIoN ELRoTIoN.
About 60 persons assembled at the room
of the City Democratic Executive Commit
tee, last evening, Mr.. James II. Myers o.
cupied the chair. onllr3 ~Hom H0a
. The Committee on the Special Train 10
Dover, reported that everything had been
satisfactorily conducted, and the Commit
tee was discharged. ~ "9 =. ""! "'"''
Mr.. Myers, as Chairman Of the Execu-
tive Committee, reported that all necessary
arrangements had been made for holding
nomination election. Among other things,
books had been procured In to register the
name and residence Of each person voting.
The Judges ,,apd inspectors had been In
structed to reject the votes OF all persons
known to hEve voted at the Republican
nomiuation slectl0n, snd were ordered to
| bring the ballot bexes to the room Of the
Committees On NE evening Of the election,
liIamediately nuFon the closing Of the
Ipolls. AL ..s r..ta .,lsi.d .t.dl Ar ,p4
Iturnsdto the JSffefs0n Club for the loan of
benches and settess forIuhe during the com
" TSs dE diasTsnt judges aladr inspectors we're.
on motion fH. B. McIntirs, Instructed to
meet st the room this evening TO receive
the necessary orders and the blanks for
conducting the nomination election from
the Committee. ,E"' ~ mIa ait6
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
TURKEY ON THE STOMAOH,

The heavy toll OF human life which Eng
land is already beginning to pay for her pos
session of Cyprus can surprise no one who
has seen what the. Greek cities Of the Le-
want really are. The grim old provsrb,
that "the plague lives In Smyrna all the
year round" aptly describes these hotbeds
of filth and pestilence; and Nikosia, situated
on low ground at the foot Of . steep noun
tain ridge that completely shuts out the
health giving winds of the north, is the
worst conceivable place for men fresh from
cool, breezy England. II the eastern
Jamaica'" 10 not to rival It's namesake' a. de-
structlon Of life, the precautions already
adopted in the latter place must be employed
at once. CHARTERED In csntonments along
the higher sloped, over which the fresh sea
breeze plays necessarily, the troops will be
safe from the sweltering heat below, with
It's inseparable fever; and Sir GARNET
lWoLsELEY, after his experience of Burmah
and the African coast, 10 the very man for
such task. Despite Gen. SovANovIoH's
unopposed occupation. Of Mostar, the chief
town of Herzegovina. fighting still contin-
ues in both Provinces, the estimates of the
Austrian loss being ominously contradictory
The chief positions st Varna are to be given
up to the Russians next week, although
the removal of the Turkish war material
from the fortress will probably take sever
or eight weeks longer. AS regards Bstouln
however, nothing has been decided, tht
Porte having contrived to delay it's surren
der, doubtless with the secret hope that
popular insurrection may favor the Turkish
cause in Lazistan, as It has already dsn'
in Bosnia. .....-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
MEN are human, and governed by humal

MEN are human, and governed by human
movtives. Every gold bug with scarcely
an exception, from Jay Gould and Belmont
down, are either bankers, or connected by
marriage, or other ties with bankers lead
capitalists, bondholders, or officials with
salaries. When this doctrine is held almost
exclusively by class who profit by tit
begests inquiry as to the bottom motives, OF
their principles. So long as overdue bonds,
remain unpaid, the people will have to con-
tribute the interest to pay them. This is
not also long as these bonds remain un-
paid, farmers and manufactures will find It
impossible to borrow money at fair rates o'
interest. Ask some gold bug for and ex.
PLANTATION. l H1
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
44l74, q WILsNGTON DEL. FRI DAY. AUGUST g. 1878.
60 Rack T0 THE GOLDEN sH0R1

60 RACK TO THE 0OLDnN SHO61
Dennis .Kesrney 10 mere tslker. For
bis own credit sake he had better 60 back
to California and blazs away at tho pigtsils.,
He has been detected in tho bodilytheft Of
other mems speeches, which 10 like new
patches on old garments. He wants good
sense and idess-and wanting both, he viii
injure the cause he hopes to advance. The
contest with the mopied and corporate
powers IL too serious to permit such men %
Kearney to be commissioned as leaders.
Facts, well sustained are needed, not Bill
liasgate. There is one place, however,
which he would suit, He could admirably
I'll the libel column of Every Evening. With
little adaptation he would make things
lively here. .....r ..t. .,-a, s4,, ....1 ayi
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
THE WATER WE USE.

The amount of water pumped up by the
water works and used by the city, during
the month of July, was III, ,4s1, 1870 gallons.
Basing the population of Wilmington, at
45 900 persons, this makes a daily average
of 81 gallons for each man, woman and
child, living In the city. These figures may
look startling, but never the less they are
true, and people may now form an idea Of
the useless waste of water that is daily car
ried on. ss.a-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
,A&.l DRAW POKER.

John Divinney was arraigned before
Squire O'Neill last evening, and officer
'Brickle stated that he came up Market
street, wanting to fight every one yesterday
John denied that he was drunk, and stated
that his wife was the cause of 1t all, she
having played game of draw poker with
him, by drawing poker from under the
stove and hitting him over the head with
It. Fine for drunkenness.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
TAKE NOTICE.

Judges of the Democratic Nomination
Election for Mayor, in the different Wards
and Precincts, to be held Saturday, August
10th, 1878, will return their poll and tally
list duly certified. with the ballots and
ballot boxes, to the Executive Committee,
which will be in session 10 the Second Story
of the Friendship Engine House. Judges
will be expected to make returns as early at
possible. Z" '..' -.'' . ''.. .' ',''' ',.'
ri r.GH H. B. MCINTYRE, Chairman
:rrL.,R. SPRINGER, Sec. III. '7 5' ''''
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
JOHN II. WILkON.
M MARK Ell STREET.

.sIt seems as II Should cough my neau
or" is sometimes the impatient t1ciamhs t1cins.
tiou Of q sufferer from severe cough, i,
Ouell the paroxysms with Ha,e,s honey ;ne Y, a. a.
diste ann the cure certain. sold by oil
ruggists. - ra -, one
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
TO the DEMOCRATIOV VOTERS Oh
WILMINGTON. ,r..,,4.yu

;, Reports having, within the last few days
been circulated of my withdrawal, or ia
tended, withdrawal as, a. candidate for the
Mayorslty contest. Now, this is to inform
my friends and the voters generally, thai
such is not the case, but that will pc in the
field as a candidate until the close Of tht
polls on Saturday next. And, If defeated,
will cheerfully support the successful nomi
nee, and my friends will do the same,
"'0 Yours, &C., '
Aug. 6-3t JOSHUA l., slMMs,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

\ One hundred and fifty hands were thrown
out of employment, and q loss Of $112,00O
sustained by the burning Of paper mill in
Massachusetts, yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
DOING UP THE PENINSULA.

Howard Pyle, of Wilmington, artist ana
contributor to "Harper's Magazine" 10 ez
pected to visit this place in day or two
Quest OF G.. spsakman) with view Of
getting information iu regard to our pro-
ducts, especially the peach interest. He is
getting up an illustrated article for "Har-
per's Magazine" In reference to our Penin-
sula that will run through several numbers
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

A meeting of the Democrats of the 2nd
ward, will be held this evening at O'Clock
at the FELTON, House, End and Walnut St
Pupctual attendance is requested. Il Ao7t
BY Order of, H t3t gadJona
,, WILLIAM BABEFORD.
,., Chairman.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

5O7 GREAT BARGAINS OFF @7
At WILSON'S, 507 Market St., |
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMEREs, MoHAIRs' AND AL
PACCAS. Il
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND FlG-l
URED DRESS GOODS, |
10 cents and upwards.
CALICUES,
Az. s, 8,
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHEDl
MUSLIN,
CLOTHS, I 'ciotjTTT0NADE, 3 PANT AND
DRESS LINENS, r
WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUES,
6L cents aud upwards.
A FILL LINE OF The BEST MAKE
OF CORSETS, d
a. TO- 65 rs, S1O0 1.25 and l.50.
Also. MADAME FOY'S IMPROVED
- CORSETS. All Sizes. f,
KID GLOVES, =.
az 70. rs. vs., $l.O0, s1.25 and 81 50.
IA HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS, D.
From cents and upwards:
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHES,
In Great Variety.
| PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
AS cheap as can be had in the City; j.,
SILK AND I.ACE TIES AND BOWS,
In great Variety.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS,
| NAPKINS AND CRASH. -.
TABLE LINEN,
o.. 65, 50, 85, ". and $l.0O.
A large assortment q ,oD,c
DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Cali and examine and be convinced,
Fg- John II. WILSON.
H7 MARK Ell STREET.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

TURNER,-On the 7th inst, Amy, daugter
Y Of George ard H. M. Turner, aged year
and II days, 4.g-.al6. A'. :!
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fun.
eral from the residence Of her parents. Wl
Poplar st.. on Friday afternoon 9th instant
at 3 O'clock ,. ~ rF -. .. tod a"
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

Buy your coal, Of Ponder 4 Townssnsd
delivered in any cellar of the city, free Of
charge.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
, of d. NJ. . ro an 4 .triIro

The cabmen of Paris are on strike.
Secretary Sherman left Newport yestsr
day for Martha's Vineyard.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
LOCAL. TIME T.aHLE.
W. ~. .y'i----- f",G 4aI#
GOrrected May 18th, I rs.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON !:

For rPkiladelphia-2.Oq, 544 60. 655. $40,
900, 9.47, 1b.0O q. m IL 81, 1910, 23O, 4.O,
i. 5.46. t7.20, 9.4e p 10: or sundays. zoo,
For New York--l.l9 k.44, q. M: V 81, 1910,
! 546pm. On Sundays, 200. S 4iam.
For Baitim IRE end Washington-12 81, 1.16,
H $50, q m: 1854 l2.50, 500. ~ 70. p m,
On Sundays l2.6l, l.1e . m; 10 rs p m.
For Port Deposit 45s p m. No Sunday
For New Csst,e- 8 N $50 q nj; LOS, $50 p
M. No SUNDAY trains. l.E'tl
For Delaware Ra lroad-9.3O m; l.e5, $50
pm. No Sunday trains. h''| ,'''H-
For Wilmington a. Northern Railroad-6.2b
no, $40. $40 p m. NO Sunday trains.
For Delaware Western Railroad--l0.20. $50
pm. No Sunday traias. ,f.,s.......
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09

The CIothiers in Phila-
delphia have confessed,
and do admit that we have
the BEST FITTING,
MOST STYLISH CUT,
and best finished Clothing
ever shown in this city
We are lroud to say that
wehave the finest Clothing
House in Philadelphia,
and our sales are much
largerthan any other house
in the city. We wish our
customers TO bring their
friends visiting the city, to-
see US, and we also ex-
ten1Fa special invitation !
tolthe citizens Of Phila-
delphia to visit our .POPU-
LAR CL OF III | N G.
HOUSE in the LEDGER
BUILDING, Chestnut
Street, corner Sixth.
The following, facts
shouldAbe remembered: /.
!. That we do not deal
in any, shoddy goods. =.
2. That our goods are Rll
new, and Of the latest
styles. .
3. That our prices are
based on the Liye and
Let Live principle, snd
are in the reach of all.
We are strictly one
price.
YATES & co.
ding, Chestnut & 9Th SITS
dILADELPHIA.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.

From Phlladephi"--l243 10r, S.s4, 9.24 q
m; l2G3, l244, l2.hy, 3h5, 4.5l, 5.4. 9 %,
7.25, 8.l8, ln.3 Ills p m On Sundays.
ne 1913, 1.06. 10. 10 m 1.S6, 1922. ll.l5 M.
From New York; 06 8.3t, q m; 12.A, IL 81
'fi 504. 1929, p m On Sunday LOS m !;
From Baltimore-2.O4, $40, 9.n . m; 1877.
Dl 1855. 5.38. 936 p IN. On Sundays, 204,
From |Washington-2.O4. $40 q M; 1871,
1s.Ss, 53s, 9.S6 p mon Sundays, 2.o4,
5.4Oa m 9.S8 p m.
From Port beposit-S0o m. No Sunday
From View Castle-7.s5, $50 M: 1915 m
400, $40 p m. NO Sunday trains.
From Delaware Railroads.&c. q. m.; ~,
1915 p m. No Sunday trains,
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad.
-, sos, IL 30 M, 7.35 p M, No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Railroad-7.55 q
q M; $40 p m! No sunday trains.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MILLINERY!
GREAT REDUCTION
I'M PRICES.

"a Large Assortment OF ElMb rO1der-
'os ana Laces at Very low Figure.
r, Just received an elegant line of corsets,
tueh tanesa below their value, at prices varying
t,an n"m .So cents to S1,25 White hid gloves OF
.ca,e quality. 2 buttons As, 4 buttons 70
MRS. wENTZ.
ID 7n Market Street.