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National Republican., 1878-04-08
r II. WARNER, Rcai.Est AuctIoneer.
DIRECTORY.

ington.
The Joilotoing 70 published for he benefit Of 7rar
cling Sdlesmen, Strangers, aud The public geper
dRy-it Includes all trades aud professions, dnt
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all uho iiieNt
frdnsacting business in Washington.
AUtTIoNEERs
Duncanson Bros., Ninth and d sts.
WASH. b. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIONERS
soiomons q Chapman, VII Ppnnsyivania avenue
shiliingon, Pa avenue and nd street.
W H. Z O. II. Morrson sne& Is fsmssyvan,a s ay-uu.
x III. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave- and Tenth e.
BAKEIul
Felix Dcsiosses, ,.Oi2 street
CLOTHING
n. s Justh. soD street.
DENfIsTs
d. C. peMon'rcv'lIs SpS M ,9,i,;s n; northwest
Coughiin's Temple Drug Store r and Ninth sireeia
Entwisie. Pennsylvania avenue and rwelnh arest
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G Townsend, ili3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs 4 T. Fuller. Art School. lais street n. W.
MIS- narrower. laB street.
SessIsa ssmtnary GSseT t SsIrFe,9Ss Sars
Park SEMINARY, ,ioi fifth street northwest
Ea Ms Ms.c Sossi is. Tyen'h and ree
school Of Music, 'U7 Eighth street
Musical Conservatory o. b. BulIard. ~. Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter 6ss Il street northwest
HOTELS.
bt James Hotel, corner Sixth and Pennsyl ylvanin
Riggs House, corner Fifteenth and q streeLl
Metropolitan, Penna. ave. and Sixth street
fbbitt House, Fourteenth and streets
Mormlrys, II and Fifteenth strestA
Morton House, ~ and Va street
fremont House.
HATTERS
h ii. sunemetx, LIT Pennsylvan avepua
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company s High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILoRS
Eiseman Brothers. corner seventh and streets
A. Saks a Co., Seventh street.
II. Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders stayman PeDna. ave- and Twelfth street
PHOT0-LlTHoGRAPHER
Norris Peiers, Photo lithograpber. No Is Penn
syivaniA avenue.
REAL ESTATE
b. II. Warner, ,sl6 street northwest
John Sherman, st. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox. Frecdnians bank building. 1902 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKennsy a Co.. 81 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Cl,it-Chat.

Moody, the evangelist, says that he finds in
tellectual people the hardest to convert.
Mrs Hayes returned to the city Saturday
morning, after q delightful visit In the United
States of Ohio"
Tho engagement Of Miss Mamie Coyls,
daughter of the late Fitzhugh Coyle, and DR..
Goldsborough, Is announced.
Miss Patterson has returned from her New
York visit, and assisted her mother in 're-
ceiving' at Brentwood on Saturday.
| This Is love, who. deaf to prayers,
| Floods with blessings unawaTcs.
| Draw, II thou cunst the mystic line,
| Seyerng rightly His from thine
| Which Is human which divine.
Mr.. Alexander Jcfiries and his charming
| family are about returning to their Kentucky
home for the summer, greatly to the regret Of
their numerous Washington friends. They
have been valued acquisition to society here,
and will be much missed.
| General Noah i. JefiSies has nearly COM
pleted an elegant summer residence at Ridley
| Park. q popular resort ten miles from Phila.
delpha, to which he will soon remove with
| his family. They will retain their winter
home here, however, and it is hoped will
spend at least half of every year among us.
An exchange announces that Mrs John
Smith, of Jonesville, died almost instantly last
week on her way to church, and aids: The
autopsy revealed extensive cardie disease.
hypertrophy complicated with aneursm of the
aorta just its bifurcation," which translated
into Yankee means that she had hesrt-dsease.
The matrimonial engagement Of Mr.. Chase,
of tho Third Artillery, United States army,
and Miss May Mosher, of Capitol Hill, re.
mained for some time III haii.e of consumma-
tiOn, even after the handsome TOsSsdH had ar.
rived and the happy day been twice named,
because the Catholic Church, of which is
May was q member, were tardy in their spirit
ual dispensation. All obstacles were removed,
however, by the groom becoming convert t.
that faith, and the twain were made one Oh
Saturday.
Teachers OF embroidery and lace craft have
complained that American women will learn
nothing hut coarse work easily learned, be.
cause they have not application enough for
anything worth the pains. This hrs been too
true but, stimulated by the sight OF so much
beautiful work ut the recent exhibition, and
emulOus of the skill Of gentle women of other
times, New York ladies are now attempting
something better worth while than the coarse
woodwork, the braided point, and macranIc,
which hardly suit Il lady's purposes Of any
sort The fashion of cmbUdering trimmings
for dresses, which has by no means had its
day, offers u field where taste may be turned
to practical account. English aud French
ladies of leisure are notable in their industry
at the needle, and the strip Of linen or net is
forever in their hands, as they hear their
childrenis lcssOns, or receive intimate friends,
aud conversation never flashes gaily as
when the fingers ply swiftly the needle amid
the shining silks.
National Republican., 1878-04-08

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the snn.rylaion nnl management OF fENEItALS
u. !, hf.A h Vhh1A Jl,, 'tD and JUBAL 4; EARLY:
mnl1-W&S-Im
National Republican., 1878-04-08

The Jolloring 70 published for de ben.Gt Of Thar
cling SdIesmen, Strangers, aud The public gener-
dRy-h includes al Trades aud professions, ard
cannot fail TO prore Of interest 10 all uho i,ieiid
frdnsacting business in Washington,
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r. H. WARNER,

II II. WARNER,
lie Real Estate Auctoneer
TRUsTEEs SALE or A TIIREEsToRY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH BACK BUILDING. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET EAST, NE
TWEEN ID AND L SOUTH
BY virtue OF a decd OF trust. dated September 90
is7u and recorded n Libcr s5 folio 3g7 Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and the request
3fthe party secured, will sell a. public auction In
APRIL, A. ID. 1878, at t0 o'clock m part OF lot one
u In square seven hundred and nineiy.three (7ssJ,
In the city Of Washington IN said District beginning
fnr the same 70 feet from the southeast said
square fronting on Fourth street east: thence north
1 Feet, thence west rs feet thence eCt thence
west 0 feet TO beginning. together with the improve
ments. as above stated.
Terms OF sale: Onc-ihlrd cas, ; balance IN six and
twelve months, with per cent. interest until paid So
cured by deed OF trust the property all cash al
option Of purchaser. One hundred and ffty dollars
deposit at time OF sale. Terms to he fully met within
1--WE days. or the trustee may RESELL i've days rd-
vertsempnt In the Evening Star, al risk of purcaser
- - ANDREW H. DUVALL. Trustee
u u: COLDMELL, sals-man: ap2WfM&ds
National Republican., 1878-04-08

~ n. D. COOKE, m, = co.'s Apvicrs.
II. d. Cooke, Jr., 4 Co., No ii2y street northwest,
furnish The following prices OF State tonds. Govern
ment bond- gold and nctve stocks. eiesraphed 10
them. rom the New York stock Exchange:
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by DowNMAN & GREEN. Auctionecsr,
- az seventh street northwes

IA DOWNMAN q UKEEN, NnctIOnecSr,
- az seventh street northwest
TRusTEEs sALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATE ON SECOND STREET wfST, BE
STREET NORTH, No. Isi.
by virtue OF eed OF trust to u.s. dated August g.
s,s and duly recorded In bcr ~ iolio < one the
land records OF the District Of Columbia. and by the
request Of tho party secured thereby, will sell In
ifont or the premises at public auction ON FRIDAY
the 18th day OF April A. u. 1879. at tO o'clock p
lot No. hnv-one GD In A. n. Shepherd's sub d Vision
Of square i've hundred and seventyhvs t5zS), the
sane recorded m the surveyors Office In the city OF
Washington; liber " ID. G.. folio hs; improved By q
threestory. Mansar,i roo, brick dwelling house.
Terms OF sale.-The amount unI ai secured by this
deed Of trust together with the ezpenses Of sale In
cash the balance IN twelve munths, secured by
of purchaser and deed oftrust on the premises: con
veyancing at purchasers cost. ~ tho terms mot
complied with In ten days, the trustees the
Ight to resell at the cost OF purchaser In default amer
hve days advertisement in the National Republican
kLLEr KII.ROURN, ,r..
apr6-eots. Id. BRADLEY. Irustees.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
COMMERCE..

Georgetown Grain Market.
GEORaETowS April Q, IsTs,
Ihs market or wheat continues quiet and steady at
Corn steady and wanted at SltsSsc per bushel.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION SALES-Future Days.
r,o,,>,,, :, -, ,:,,,;
- +i2 Seventh street northwest
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATE ON sFCOND STREET WEST. BE
TWEEN PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND b
STREET NORTH. No. Iia
by virtue OF d I'd OF trust 10 ms, dated August g.
1874, and reoorded In liber III folio w. one OF the land
quest Of the parties secured thereby. will sell In
isont q the premises at public AUCTION on FRIDAY,
the 18th day Of April, A. d. lsa at 60 O'Clock D. m
lot niiy Qel 70 A. r. shepherds subdivision ofsqnare
No. FIVE hundred and seventy-nve t555) the same
recorded H. the Surveyors once In the city OF WASH.
lngton lioer ~ d e folio los, improved BY three
Terms OF sale-The amount unpaid secured by this
deed of trust, together with the pensas OF sale In
cnsh the balance In twelve months secured by note
Of purchaser and deed Of trust the premises. con
veyancinE ~ purchasere cost, II the terms not
right TO resell at costof purchaser ndefau aer Ave
days advertisement In the National Republican
HALLET RILBOURN, | r.,,.,-
arc cots A. G. BRADLEY ifusee"
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FOR SALE.
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

II l.. BLACKBOARD.
ADJUSrER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
makes specially Of the adjustment mud collection OF
liir and lire Insurance pOlcirti prepares proof takes
dispositions ant IVos irtrf ugh auf accurate nlUra-
tion cUTccI ming lapsci oci,s, paidup pouies RS-
bigIImenis, cash vain, ec. Apply Mt lNSuitA NCE
ROOMS OF HANSON HnI H. l.. BLACK KFORD,
olD seventh sirvtt northwest mhl+tf
WIN II. MAIN d co. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents. la5 Pennsylvania avenue north
west CITY aud country property tor sale exclAI re
Houses lots, and farms In all parts of tho city and
country on onsy terms. Loans negotiated, houses
rcnied, nnd rcniS collected aud returns made TrInpt-
". LARGE tracts OF southern land TO exchange ior
Northern property. Collections fan claims promptly
attended.
Sale OF land specially. deiiIy
r AMBLER SMITH.
a. Nttorney at law,
1903 PENNsYLvANfhA AVi NUE NORTHWEST
special attention given 10 claims against u 3 Gov.
srnuenL octi7ly
National Republican., 1878-04-08
An April Song.

your sky
Your winds breathing low and your birds that
king together,
Your misty blue that fills the hoows Of the HIN.
You can make day Of most enchanting weather.
But on this lovely morning you have for your
The presence of my only love, my darling, my
your sky,
To make this day the day of all the year.
Yet April do your best with a son wind nom tho
west;
blue above;
Let your singing birds sing loudly and your flowers
look up proudly,
So may you serve the lady of my love
Oh month Of changeful mienl your day may be
serene,
Or yoor stbbing east wind may be bringing rainy
weather;
Each is we come day, for II takos me nearer May,
When my only love and shall be together.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
FINARcIAl AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCE.

- r Ssw York Money Market. 80.
NEW YORK. April g. 1873
Money easier ate fE|." 0#.B
Exchange dull. Long. 1905 short, go.
aold i0OJ. E.Ht %.
Rates for carrying, Gel2 ty .....
Government bonds firm at the following quota
National Republican., 1878-04-08

- MILLER. PRACTICAL UPHOlSTERER AND
w. DEa ORATOR Os u street northwest All
work dune ut short nuticc. In the most satisfactory
manner. and ut reasonable prices nOlI.OpI
, 1878-02-01
5RADs hAw q INMAN.

CM RRAr~HAw.
, 1878-02-01
ARGUS CHANGES.

NHUley, tHt AiIiCtu cApiOECI, IdS
arrived at Rome.
The Russians found 5000 Turkish
wounded in Sofia.
Geo. H. Pendleton has been chosen
u. S. Senator from Ohio.
Have you stuck to your "swear
OFF," If so, how much.
Calamity is often whip to virtue
and spur to great mind.
There is no such thing as an easy
chair for a discontented man.
The San Francisco riot bill has
been signed by the Governor.
Learn to help yourself, and you
will get more help from others.
Men are like words; when not pro.
perly placed, they lose their value.
Seventy-seven vessels have crossed
Columbia bar this season after wheat.
"Of all hard words of tongue or
pen, the saddest are these: Sold
again."
There are four Millions in Con-
gress; some inglorious, but none
mute.
An immense amount of building
will be done in Portland during the
coming season.
A dividend of seven per cent. per
annum has been' declared by the
Bank of California.
Faot about tho srx.-@ Alshowsh .
woman's age is unquestionably her
own, she never owns it.
The P. G. S. S. Co.'S new ateamer,
State of California, will leave Phia-
delphia sometime in May.
The Oregon Democratic State
Central Committee has been called
to meet at Portland January 3lst.
A new solution of the old problem
Of squaring the circle--getting a
square meal from round steak.
A fire is said to be raging in the
shaft Of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
,pany's mines near Wilkesbarre.
Honor tells you not to hit man
when he's down, and discretion warns
you against hitting him when he isn't
down.
Good company and good conver-
sation are the very sinews of virtue.
Good character is above all things
else.
Capt. Sulfern, OF Seattle, intends
sending collection of Washington
Territory minerals to the Paris Ex-
position.
Neyer tell man he is a fool. In
the first place, he won't believe you;
in the next, you make him your
enemy.
The Germans have this good pro.
verb: Thefts never enrich; aims
never impoverish, nor prayers hinder
any work.
1t is estimated that five thousand
persons from California have found
homes in this Territory during the
past year.
How far may widow go in pro
viding for her children? If left to
the widow, she would probably
think it right to go one step farther.
A woman never forgets the first
time she got good square kiss,-Sa-
lem Record" On Puget Sound
it's the last one they will muse over
mostly.
Revenge is momentary triumph,
OF which the satisfaction dies at once
and is succeeded by remorse; where
as forgiveness, which is the noblest
OF all revenge, entails perpetual
pleasure.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
Gan the Truth Overtake Lie.

Investigation discloses the fact that the
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
patches, about Aug 10th. tn have died IN
Chicago after two weeks use OF some re-
huted remedy for corpulency, had not
|aken Allan's Anti-Fat' but had used
EreparaIion put up by regular physician
|ll LuZerne, Pa Allan's Anti Fat is man
|ulactGruu In Buffalo. N. Y, by the unner-
El!Aed. We have already sold over 1cO,-
W., bottles of it. II has therefore been
|aken by thousands, and we challenge
|pr0oltUat it has ever harmed any body,
unless the reduction of obese persons from
glr DO pounds, leaving them healthy and
|Sn0ng is considered q misfortune. Fur
|thermOre, we hereby offer $500 reward for
evidence showing that 1t contains poison
|0uS or Injurious Ingredients. We also offer
@'Wl II we cannot prOvet that 1t has,reduced
humber of persons as stated herein. and
always without injury. L is said a lie will
EattTavel the truth any time. but we trust
mat those newspapers that have misled
'hy pubic by saying that physicians at
l,lonted the Iady's death to the use OF
iAntl'iat (Which is only put up by us. the
Fiih 'ein "Anti-Fat. being our trade. MARK,
Will correct the false impre.sion they have
OAYeyed, by publishing this refutation'
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO..,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
WIN. vi. PYLE,
POSTMASTER.
TO CONSUMP

The advertiser retired physician having
brOvidentia ly discovered. while Medical
bssionery in Southern Asia, q very sim
fle vegetable remedy Tor the speedy and
permanent cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and
lung affections, also a positive and radicaI
Specific for Nervous Complaints feels 1t his
Putty to make 1t known to his suffering fel
lOwS. Actuated by this motive, he will
Eheerfully send Gree of charge) to all who
teSire it, the receipt for preparing. and
|ul directions for successfully usino this
brOvdenlially discovered remedy. Those
Who wish to avail themselves of the bene-
Pts Of this discovery without costs. can do
% by return mail, by addressing, with
Famp,
Dr. CHARLES p, MARSH ALL,
No. SO Niagara street,
BUFFvLo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
CHAPTER XIV.
THE LAST Observation-Disclosures DEFEAT
SHOT IN THE HAND.

THE LAST REsoURoE-vILLA1NYs DEFEAT-
SHOT IN THE HAND.
The success of his plans in regard to the
widow Burrill buoyed the wretched
Clark ND, and he began to collect his scat
tered thoughts. Cecil Clayton must be seen
without delay, and be forced to return his
treasures, if she had not already used them.
Whatever the risk, it would pay to run it.
He enlisted Gipsy Jacks services, and they
went to Clarks birthplace, which was start.
linely significant, for Jack was strong OF
limb. and reckless of consequences.
There being no grog-shops in the village,
to mar its beauty and curse its inhabitants,
he put up at the farm of young, dlssolute
countryman, where flask OF liquor was
procured. So soon as the men were left to
themselves, which was not till dusk, they
betook themselves to a small out-building,
used for o butterJ. This they thought to
be sure retreat.
Rut the clap-boafds were thin, and con-
yersation carried on in low tones inside
might be distinctly heard outside by lying
close against them. ;,
And while the plotters were busily en-
oaoed a man did stretch himself on the
ground alongside the house, whose ears ab-
sorbed everything.
! tt did not take long to arrange the vile
nlot, and before it was dark its details were
perfected. :.
Cecil and her mother were seated in a
quiet nook in the garden, talking over the
10y which might be in store for them.
''Cecil, my darling, if we were only priv
ileged to let our relations DO known to those
about us, and were your father with us,
we should be perfectly happy" said Mrs.
Clayton.
"But, mother--how I love to dwell on
that word; it is so precious to me-mother,
sweetest name on earth! But, mother, from
what you have told me, should say that
father" -.
Mrs. Clayton placed finger over her lip.
~ merely said, dear, that slight posi-
bility existed. I can forgive, but forget,
never! A reunion after so many years
of separation would bring about an exposure
Of every phase of the secret, and that could
not be. Surely you would not have it so!
"Oh, yes, I would!'
Mrs. CLAYTON kissed her fopdlz.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
Waugh AND GROW FAT.

This ancient bit of advice is well enough
pr spare" people. but how about those
lat arealready tOOfat? What Is to become
them? Sit still. and pll tell you. After
lmonths of patient Investigation and toll
sM ae celebrated analytical chemist, j. 2.
aallan, has perfected and given to the world
Ahu-tat. Thus far in several hundred
VASES raSes This great remedy has never failed to
siU siiuuce a corpulent person from three to
II,a Ios pounds per week. 1t Is perfectly harm
iIss ,s,. and positively efficient. Sold by drug
Ahl-Fat Chemically Examined.
ange 1ge analytical chemist, w. B. DRAKE, Of
b1uaaaio, N. Y, recently analyzed Allan's
'NnN'Fa al, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE,
cnoa i nave subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
NJ NJ 9il lcal analysis, examined the process
III ii its " manufacture and can truly say that
ent,u t ngredients of which 1t Is cOmpost are
avarsiiy vegetable, and cannot but act
callnI1ly calcuIatSy upon the system, and 1t is well
iSlnteded, =
sold by druggists.
w. b. DRAKE Chemist.
tba me Rose of death. Do not wait until
snpoae'lc nec'lc flush IL dlcates advanced con-
tthhtnp tha pIlon, appears on the cheek. Check
Inorna Inn nsrd f.l,i, cough and heal the 1rritated
ANSsSsWlt AVE- WIN HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
linz "a aR, before the crisis comes. Be in
''ide. pi1.. sold by all D. uggists
uie mes IoothacheD Drops cure in one min
novl6 I'm
TAT PEOPLES MI sFORT UNES.
dWe1mIiee, dWeme OF the savage tribes enter their
when gs through hole in the roof and
not person becomes so fat that he can
Had get ,hl IN, he is regarded as an outlaw.
Init elils system been adopted in the
nave ~ States' the "out-laws" could not
an,s made more active demand for Al.
Who ba1 anu; Fat than now exists. Hundreds
deaih ho ho lived In constant fear of sudden
is nmiIapie nmpeIs.p living weight. The Anti-Fat
les" "iSSiy Sy vegetable and perfectly harm-
'''S' sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
Ais ARRIVE AND READY FOR
DELIVERY, ...

ov Mail from Wilmington and
S1rthern r. X. from Readlug
Iand points North, .....:.... 5.45, A. M
sW York Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington. and all
rans of the country es fpt
|Hplaware aud Eastern lore
couut ties in Md.".................6. 6.45,
eninsue, Mail, North OF wy
omng Delaware, -.........:,:.-.... D. W,
biisdelphia and New York,
End all points North, East and
WeSt""o.. .:..:.;.:.:..;:. So'
fay Mail from Phtladelphia,p Pa $50,
kl'imore Way Mail, Western
|atimorsl 'tHIv; wash washington aud all
/ [nojgts South and Southwest. -. 100, p. M
\ ,ladelphia aud New York and
al points Nor.h, East and
/ West.. ..";..... '...::;...".." l,0V,
Eay Mail on Delaware Western
III. !, ,.... o.oVs
Eay Mail from Crisfield, Md,
/ Del. z. r., ........ ............... 800,
Baltimore & Washington and all
|roints South, ........,....... ....... 6.i5
Philadelphia, New York, snd
pOints North, East and West,... els,
1 The Letter Carrie rswill make their de-
bVerles as follows $50 aud l0.15 a. m..
Had lis and 4.30, p. m.
Local Letters for Carriers delivery should
|Adeposited Ia Post Office 10 minutes be.
Ere the hoGt delivery.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
RAILROADS
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTOM AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD, itSf

BALTfa0kE RAfLKoAD.
~ va 's Nov. 10th, 1873 Ka99 a8a
Trains will leave Wilmington asf follows
philadelphis and intermediate stations.
7@, $40. 10 %. .. M. 2s1 ~ ~
i,hiiadeiphia Express, 80 OO, 96o q. m.
Philadelphia and New York; 2T. 7.O6 . %
q Ia, IL 35, IL 80. 548 p m.
Baltimore and intermediates stations,8 w
Baltimore tn and Bay Line. ! ts.
Baltimore ana Washington. IL 81, 10, s w,
n q IN, l257, l 0f5 l6, 10 rs p m. ID 4,,
Trains for Delaware Division leave ioI
New Castle 20, is, a m, O6, $50 p. m. !. ;
Harrington and intermediate stations l5
am, i 06, 6 80 p M. ~ LGs .hRgJi. .LuR IA.
Delmar and In termediate stations. 10
o. m. los, p. m. ,ll.6,.l.s OF. ,,l,,e.f,,oo,.
P.S. Commencing Monday December
2nd. the train leaving Wilmtn9ton at !.06
will make connection at Gray's Ferry with
the $50 a. m. train from West Philadelphia
~ ,.N H.F, KENNEY, sup't.
3 -... SUNDAY TRAINS. z mas 4gl
Phiiadelphia and intermediate stations
3 10 q M, Is 90. 6 30 p m. .59.
Philadelphia and New York, 2Os, M 8 40
saltimore ami Washington Il 81. 2lo. $50,
am. -
referred to the time tablespcsted at the de-
pot. -.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-11
THE
Secret;
Oh,
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
4 STORY FOUNDED on ACTUAL OCCURRENCES,
JULIAN G. NOE,

AUTHOR OF "DEsrINY," "pRA1aIE FLowER,"
"BLAcKMAIL," LTo.