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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
What it Means.

If Richmond can be defeated il
means the complete disOrganizatiOn
of the District. Are we ready for
that? The election of Newberry
would mean the endorsement Of the
Funding Bill of 1866. Are We ready
for that?
The election of Gov McMnllin
would mean IL per cent. interest, a
grand United States Bank, and the
defeat of all organization among
Readjusters. Are We ready for that !
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
RiclllnOnd'

Our latest news from Col Rich
mond is that be is improving. Last
Friday he was thought to be able to
travel homeward, and in a short time
he expects to enter the canvass again
When he does he will be felt. lie is
mentally and politically the superior
of any candidate on the tract and on
the stump will get away with the
whole bevy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

The Democrats of Massachu~
sets nominated a few days ago
Spoon Butler for Governor. Now
le: the Readjusters of the 9th Va.
District nominate Funding Bill
Newberry for Congress, and let as
have the millennium at once.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

Bio. PendIeton may publish as
many cards from Mr.. Ro. Goolsby as
he chooses. Mr.. GoOlsby, as we are
informed, will vote for Col. Rich
mond, the nominee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

WE agree with the Richmond
'WHIG in this owe want no
State Banks. What we seek
is o National currency.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
REED ISLAND. VA. /
Sept. 10th, 1878 !
Editor Enterprise


The body of a young woman, about
Is years old. large, and about feet 8
inches in height, with blond hair, face
and hands freckled, and entirely nude,
was found on an island below Jack
sons Ferry, near Mrs. VIM. Pierce's
on Sundcy evening, 18th inst, by two
parties who had crossed into the island
from opposite sides of the river. The
corpse was taken to Mrs. Pierce's and
suitably prepared for burial by Kind
hands, a coffin was made and the
body descently buried at Mr.. A. Nj.
Oglesby's, where the friends of the
deceased may get it if they wish to re-
move 1t.
The drowned woman is supposed to
be one of four in house on Little
River, in Ashe county, n. o.. Of
whom two others were drowned and
one escaped. Please publish, as the
friends may have no other means Of
knowing what became OF the remains.
Respectfully. &. II. CALFEE-
Another correspondent states that
the deceased had three rings lone gut
tapercha) on one of her fingers
UytheUate Enterprise.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

NEwBEREY says he don't know
how he voted on the Funding Bill.
In a few weeks he will know how
the people voted on it. You bet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

According to the Marion HERALD
the Bristol News is now the finest
advertising medium in all This coun-
fry
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

DEAD BODY FoUND,-We have re-
ceived two or three communications
in regard to the discovery of the dead
body of a young woman on Bakers
Island, about a mile below Jackson's
Ferry, last Sunday. The following
from Mr.. Calfee gives full particulars
and description of the body, and con-
lectures in regard to where it came
from
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
~ SULIsINS
- Female College.

BRISTOL. va. " Tenn.
REV. D. SyLLNS, D, d., PRESDEN 7.
INACULTY composed of seven experien-
u ced Teachers, Professors of Music
and Modern Languages both educated in
Europe.) Beard, fuel. washing, lights,
room and ;ervants' attention, and Tuition
Exclusive of Music and Modern Languages),
per term Of five months, $S4 to $94 one
half in advance, or the whole at the middle
of the term. Sessions open uniformly on
the 4th Thursday in August, and 3rd Thurs
day in January, E@- Boarders furnish
sheets, pillow-cases, towels, sc. SENT
FOR CATALOGUE. Nov. 81 lS76-tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
GIRO DIE AS.
OALLE pE q FolsT. AIIsszl.l SUI. &
PUERTO RICO

.. !.
FHaAsCIscO HAsT0N 4 ee lo ssessttA ell todas
vista sobra los slguienies puntCs
AIAyA, Amurrio. Aiaba, Ia Guardla. salya-sie-
Ibas oRnehs 0Ssi Heiil is Ts snst pa9 H sda as m
isQLleegs 49,, .,,sa,.. 4.,.h., f,.,,,,,s,.
dr. AIefis Hneeass le,e
AyIIAA 49,
rss Gabea ds BueY. Don Benito
sTsa ssTsRa. s5la h0nslo 'llseh1 s'npeSa ee z
aiaesp s e paIna sa
Berssa. Granollers Igualafa Manresa. llasnou aIa-
taro satadsii Tarrss vicl FiIIafrsiea si fana-
Ts,,ss w rss,l AS uarn nalnra.In. IsrivtaAoa
Bargos IastrelarIz LeEnla: Miranda ds Emo. Roa
Tso aii6alA' 'tszass sace1ss liaas'nea
ar Is rs & ess ohla sal PasTto
de Santa Maria. Puerto Iseai san Luuar III Barras
81 ~ 81 - - ~ pIss1 San erisfSt,si IA II T.ssIf.
: sl'lz ls - ss'il's - e ~
CAsTEfIsoN Benicarl6 UasteIIon Yfnar0z
pIuDAn RRAIa AlcazaE 90 san 1uan, Almadenl
G oggo gqsas B.asas ssa1 PE
pelsas.
d6ga. Incena. Montilla aoniorcs RAEnbla IS
rGeir santa Maria. Psiron Fusnssa1ms. SAN
rSEseA Bet.na ante. Carsts. snenea Igaese. Ia
daaoSs. Bagllg Gaaes. Fisusras. aesopa. q
8isAai. Iluret, de Mar 0lot Palaffugell, Paam0s,
san helln t1 tiflixOlas
GRANADA Granada
Atienza. Brihaeea. GIfuentes. Qua.
daislafay t0ilna faetEanas sacedon. sisaenxse Ia
mA10ns
GuIpuECoA. - AHpettia. San sebastian. TOl0ea,
yeT.aga .f.,...
- 1BktsYA.--s slitelNi =.
HnEscA--A VERDE. Berbastro. eiraus. Hpesca. 1aea
haFi ihent. :,
i.llsn -
n leed0s NJ 8iitAGaFklliQ
q l.soN. AstqEgA n BaaezAs Leon ROnferEAda-
FiIlalEanca acl NieTko go. u. M.
t4ksARA- AgEaInNnt SeFVsLa. lIersnas sso &c VI
gel s0ls9nht eeft = - ra5ssaf Ifetnps Atella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
0CIEIAD ANOIIMA
DE
ssO Il u D j no III b II al N d
SAN gUAN PUERTO RICO.


El Gonsei0 sle Direction de esta Soeiet adj
.Aista ii Ia0fosidad de ntl Ddsaero consId deFabIe
de aeci0nistaa az aillbaE classes que ho han re-
eOgld0 SuE resp iVos cert licaa0s ile fscrip-
eions ha aeoraadn axeitarles pol los peri6dieos
de esta plaza pre- geefHe de dieh0 docNInentO
cue es ia credencial de tai accionista So lViFs
tIend0les que sin ST ieiuil no He lRs
ahORnla di1ldeHao aagllno u prinefo dc los
cHoiee hnbra flH rHpetirHe seg0n los EstatHtCa
despnes del Balance general de 10 de mily0
pf6xino Venidef0.
en e0nseeuencia Sc reproducen 4 c0ntis
nlaelon las IDS ya pubiicadas
4 Eos accionlstasse preaentaran en Secre.
tarfa Ell persona repfeseuEaslos p0r lloaer
eHpaeial 6caEta 10 aul0rizaeiof TX preaa para
tieho act0
2s 81 q eaentante por earfa no IS per-
soma eon0eiaa p0dra AxIgirsee Ii presellta-
eion DE- lioe test COS de abnnO
se Ios neeioniatas oF caIpetas 3 blIIetes sIeI
Real es0foS 5 aus rep sem tes aehefkn Ell.
tregaS en 81 aeto s. fesguaT1o que les expi-
DO la dnnta Directive provisional anedaT
adoa diente reeE VI as como el
sII,8oii0 de pOdeE eaftas present i0il
Ids aecIeDisl sps repr tantes iii
IdaltN b Feei8o e cert do inscription
ell el IlSl0
Puerto sIco 2s Ellero
p Marauss ae Ii speranza Director y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
Hamaeao. o Z. Iabrero & .Is IsIs.

Hnmacao. b Il febrero Il ds 1878
Muy senior nuestro. Sepun ID circular 1Fie
precede, tenenI0s d gust0 ae particspar \. 4;
Ehaber establecido en- esta plaza con esta fecha
ma sOciedad mercatltiI one giraFa hajo q ra.
ron dc
1esle gaoa g essa -,
Ia cual como nuestfO aIiteeesOr Sc tledIeari 4
toda clase sle negoeios especialmenta ii Fse
mo de pToyIsiOnt.a
Esperand0 lnerecer sd condanza le regaInos
t0mar nota de nueatras nrmas IL pie, snscfi.
biend0nes de n. altos 8 Ia H s. NC
ROnRiGuEz \ HERaAxos
u. Francisco Rodriguez, Hinaid
R0Irf fgtez u l1ef,asafos
80. plicidO Rodriguez, firnlara
Rodriguez Il Ilep1ilaaos
Il EugeniO Rodriguez fiFanar.i
Rodriguez G HerUlasl0s 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
SOCI EDADES.
CIR III. 4R.
San J,lar, Z. r i a. Febrero IL 1878.

san Jnar, z. r., I0tle Febrero de 1878.
Mny sefior nuestro: PoneIDos en- 81 como
cfmienfD haberse disnelto ID societlad que sus
clibe por falleelmiento del s0cio principal Don
Dacilio Garth, 4 ID vez haber quesladO terrai-
nadas las oreracionps de liqnidaeion de ID mis-.
ma, por haheFse entiegado sd actiyo Don
Valentln D0minguez, one hahia negociadO sn
pasEv0 con los aereedOres
Iedan de " atentos s B. 81 M.
Gnrcfd 4 Hiio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
POLACRA BARGA RsPANOLA SAN JOSH. !

Del rs II 20 del Corriente febFero dara Ia
veia este acreditado buQue con destin0 ( ISar-
celona Adnlle parte ie caFga s iiete pasa-
jer0s 5 qalenes 0ffece sn conoeifi0 captain Don
Juan Bantista DOnnenech; el bnen trat0 one
tIene de- costumbEe
Para informes airiglrse slIs consignatarios
en d Marina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
RIIIII III III lBIIl |

n Les liioz8s peninenlales resiiI ntes en esta
cilIdad eF6n Pedimid0s al aervicio fle las
Y aT1lae en- el case de eaer Quinlo6 eIi s1s
resp ecliVos pueblos, iDgresando eh 81 battalion
de volnntarioa de esta Capital canpfendo
los demas requisites prevenIdOs en- el regla-
mento aprobado por el Excn1o. 81. Captain Ge-
neral dc esla IsIa
Pnra mas inioEmes acudif6n l0s que quieran
gozaf de aquel benehrIO, III Excmo sg tenien-
e coronel primer ieII del citadc battalion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
Ca!r!.T'.u..aies.

doa de Ia tarde para R0-piedras Carolina CARuae;
Alas cuatre pRTa CAnRraios Rio pfAdraa Metndos q
kAdah hnraa. Gale dA III FOtfaleRG F1tim. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
ENIPR. ESAS.
Il lI EIlGHlS

3...sssl -ss De j. RAMOS GARCIA "
sssssz An fATsyE EIsT entre Capital
-, Rio. Eiellas s aguas se ven.
de eli totlo s parfes L icondiciones yentaiosas
los cabalos fepuest0s sill trabajar tlesde Oetu.
lDre
IBfornaraI cada socio en- las respeetiyas es-
taciones
IA cochera de Rio sPietlras con las casas
e0ntiguas Sc venden tamhien. I--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15

NfANtediaado do h0tgl Il ES efyO noufbf6
9 Ia cctdlIeS9, =
RennffS s come af n I'D q sl1lo ffanl6n 16al6
naft8 6t,e1nn5 20 TT "a b 51ilfa h6IId1 & III
eitufA d6 l0S mel 3QIo l19 ~ 9aI eIAee e e1$
0Af9cet Nuo4 tIN9 nfr9ee elf mo-
lueaa d oedhanq ee9 MIR, 4 81 It1tI eltN1
skeel lante eefxie n NJ eli e pres a1f
llna mesa e. IA sue hi non bed ee$
nafAa h|t etas e541s pEnA6k8 Aolsi
fadeEo Iiso chile d slns il
Nbss. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15

De una 4 aeis lineAs de- imDtesiops publl tndoee
haHfa tres fccee en- - nlenHn proporeSon c1e
an fl1n que azte1a d. los sells Los pKeNIee ~
r1S fea cdnn ndO foa anllnAios hl3an de puDIc4Ie
"a calaollee NE1e5g 8 en- s 3 ndn1erQe en- npos
como Io1 l|o eel1e lfnoe7 Per neee9 aQa 4e ca
iblfeii nf1ncI9 Dt6cIoR oonyontIonntee = los eQs
mHnA1ados - c0bFortn 8 ecentGRo9 a npee l1n<s
nrErik AnNneio1f concentration - abonnE4n ede-
lnnt4dce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
TlI|III III d GVIHIl lIGl


RoE un 80 3 sli 3 Isla ae 1ube ...ss. =
T Los apsefiptofe Q08 10 0aieE4n snt4ndeEse
con los 6eiiofc4 ENeute8, aueaen leeellq oIreetae
ment6 con eelo Adus 1fosIpn ren1ltlendQ imports
do snsetlpoon al 0teness de loterla eeIloe
Iodas ll auA Daones anunelos IS pakan por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-15
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The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
Congress YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate, yesterday
a resolution was passed, ayes 40, nays 9,
declaring reduction of the whisky tax
inexpedient. After the expiration of the
morning hour the silver bill was taken
up. Mr.. Jones, of Nevada, spoke at
length in its favor. and Mr.. Wadleigh in
opposition. A vote ON the bill will be
taken to-day.
In the House, Mr.. Gibson, of Louisi-
ana, made a personal explanation, ex-
plicitly denying any knowledge of any
bargain by which the late electoral count
was allowed to proceed upon the under
standing that the military should be
withdrawn from Louisiana. He also de-
Tended the action of the Louisiana courts
in the prosecution of the returning
board. The Speaker presented a com
munication from the Secretary of the
Treasury in regard to decrease of the
revenues for the current fiscal year COM
pared with the last fiscal year, and sug-
gesting as one cause of the decrease the
agitation of the reduction of the tax on
spirits and tobacco. The communication
after the debate was referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means. The military
academy appropriation bill was passed.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
General News.

Madame X. Estelle, who was arrested
a few days ago in New York, by Antho-
nv Comstock, of the Society for this Pres
vention Of Vice, for selling him drugs TO
cause abortion, was released from the
Tombs prison yesterday on $4,000
bail.
The steamer China, which arrived at
New York yesterday from Liverpool, re-
ports: "February 9, at 4.0S a. M, while
the officers were relieving each other,
during heavy gale, heavy sea struck
the ship, carrying away the rails and
screens on the starboard side of the
upper bridges, taking overheard Edwin
Balson, chief, and Owen Harris, second
officer. Both were lost"
The Massachusetts, Club left Boston
last evening for Washington at o'clock.
| The club will probably attend the recep-
tion given by Mrs. Hayes on Saturday
afternoon, and afterwards sit down TO
their regular dinner at the Riggs House.
Saturday evening they will attend re-
ception In their honor al the residence OF
Hon. VIM. Claflin, where they will meet
the Massachusetts delegation and several
other invited guests. iI.l
The mansion of Daniel Webster, at
Marshfield, Mass, was destroyed by fire,
with most of its contents, early yesterday
morning. The building was owned by
Mrs. Fletcher Webster, daughter-in-law
of the statesman, who with her son were
the sole occupants. They made great ex-
ertion to save the historical relics, and
succeeded in rescuing quantity of silver
plate, pictures, and other priceless me-
mentoes OF Webster. The library was
not destroyed, having been removed
some time ago. The loss by the fire is
put at $50, 700; insurance $4,000. The
Roman Catholic Church College and
bishops residence at Chatham, N. B..
were destroyed by fire Wednesday night
Loss S2l, 900, insured for IS, 900.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
Elephants i'm u Quicksand.

On the River Ganges (says a military
journali st) there are many quicksands;
and during our expedition, somewhat
distressing scene happened. An ele-
phant incautiously came within the
vertex of one, first one foot sahk, thon
another, and in endeavoriug to extricate
himself, matters became worse, no por-
ton of either his legs was at last visible,
and the by-standers had gwen up the
poor animal as lost. Being, fortunately,
unusually powerful, he three several
times, with what appeared to all super
natural strength, drew foot from the
osely-clinging earth, placed 1t where,
by sounding with his trunk, he found
the most solidity, not until the third
time did the ground bear his pressure,
when he gradually released himself.
During the whole period of his troubles
his cries were exceedingly dolorous, and
might have been heard a couple ofmiles
his grunt when they were at an end was
equally indicative of satisfaction. The
internal application of bottle OF strong
spirits soon dissipated his trembling and
restored his eaanimity'
MANY unfortunate elephants are lost
In these treacherous sands, when large
quantities of grass or branches of trees
are not at hand to form an available
support for them. After certain time
the poor beast becomes powerless, and
the owner can only look with sorrow at
gradual disappearance of his noble ami
NAL, and lament the pecuniary loss he
thereby suffers, for all human AID is futile
rbey have been known to be twelve
hours before entirely sinking.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
New Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 15, 1873.

On Tuesday night last some thieves
made raid on the granary of Martin
Stapleten but finding the lock rather
hard to open they made use of a stone
but with no effect. They took from the
stable two horse blankets and about 25
seamless bags each of which has IN.
Stapleton" stenciled upon them. These
raids are becoming to numerous through
out the county and it would be we'll
for millers aud grain buyers to
keep look out for bags having names
upon them.
The american steamship Pennsylvania
passed down at 10.40 a. IN. The "City of
Richmond" for Para Brazil with men
and supplies for the Brazil railroad
passed down about 6.15 p. m.
Some more of the goods stolen from
Jemlson's segar store were found on the
railroad near Hares Corner crossing.
The strife amogst the would be sheriffs
and coroners is very absorbing that our
local POLITICAL aft airs cauldron begins to
boil there will drouble-trouble toll and
trouble.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
/. and His Family,

E Prince of Piedmont, as King
hbert was called before his ascension
be throne, was born on the lIth OF
ch, lSA, and is now in his thirty
th year Not only was he educated
BE careful manner usual amongscions
royal house, but especial pains were
Pm to interest him early in civil and
Ftary affairs, In 1859, when war broke
with Austria, ,he young prince made
|firSt practical acquaintance with the
|of war. Although but fifteen years
pc, he displayed all the qualities of a
per- astounding many a veteran by
oold conduct on the bloody fields Of
Ferino and Magenta.
P 1862, when the question of re-ad-
pns the governmental affairs of the
lleS arose, an opportunity occurred in
Zen Prince Humbert could demon
Fe lils talent for diplomacy. Again
Phofe than proved himself equal to
|eSigencles of the occasion. Joining
loaldl, he visited both Naples aud
iiio III company with the gallant
|eral, and in both cities received n
cordial reception.
|le marriage of Prince Humbert to
Marguerite, Princess of Sayov.
pace on the 22nd of April, 1868,
'ilo laughter of the Duke of Ge-
brother of Victor Emanuel, and
cousin to the Prince and is describ-
~ 'hose who have an opportunity of
ENs' as graceful without being beau
anu noted for her piety and kind.
Vi heart. She has always been to a
eA'ent the idol of the Italian peo-
''iu HAS made her emblem flower
"uSy' popular beyond measure at ali
/ ana public demonstrations.
h 'or the King; as far as his domesti,
'''s are concerned, he is said to be
""'' counterpart of his father in his
'sHlpefament and disposition, ex
"S,S straightforward and unaffect.
"S manners, and earnest in hi,
~ liN' Ills Queen. by her sweet
opposition and general lovelines,
ti,, s~a,acter, has won for hersel
| ,n u 'le "Pearl of Savoy" Ant
-, ;, complete the prospect of a fai,
4, ,n're Is bright little boy of min,
EisI' ro@h as Victor Emanuel, Prince
''noht and Crown Prince of italy
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
j ubilee.

The sale of reserved seats for the
Jubilee to be given in the Opera House
next Thursday evening 2lst inst inst, for
the benefit of Brandywine NJ. T.. Sunday
School, will commence Tomorrow morn
ing at Q. f. Thomas and Co.'s book store
at Q o'clock. Persons having bought
tickets can have them exchanged for
reserved seats without extra charge. The
programme promises something of a
very entertaining character. The open
ing march by nearly 100 small children
d essed in white will be something very
nice, to be followed by solos, duets, recita-
tioDs, dialogues and chorus by we
hundred voices, accompanied by Prof.
Albert's orchestra of ten pieces ending z
with the amy and navy, 3S States,
Columb bia, aud the Goddress of Liberty.
Secure your tickets at once as tha house
Will be crowded.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
1JRST EDITION;
Local Time Table,

,,,s LEAVE wiLMINGToN. :.
IpSSiladelphia: 2.O9, G,6o, $40, s
rn,in !, "a AZ 4 M; i2.3t, 1910, 2.sol 40,
g. a "a Is n. m. On sundays: 2'09. . loa
h 5ol' yoT, Sgs 20 ~ ia, m, 70 81, II 40,
Ne" ~. On sundays. 2 10 o .4.i..e
70 mare rn and Washington; 1914, 10,
ps,. Ssa M. Il 81, u 90, 500. p m sundays
pa,t %, ! Deposit: b i 45s p m; no Sunday
/ New ". Castle: 5, 6 20, Q 30 a m; ! So' e%p
\, no Sunday train.
fne,aware Il. r.: 8 oS, Q 30 m; % nj
10 o. saIlTsgy n,nayon 4 Northern II, R.: 1a
''Soo 400 D m; no sunday train.
h.'aware Gw; Western X, r.: 10 20 q m; 80
N. on sundays: ~ 80 m -4I
pATSs ARRIVE AT wILMIHGToN. an
saiS ahraheipnin 12 So, s 81, 8 d a mi II
% Il. iSd, s55, 45f, "A, 70,
Y al Ii 10 D m; on sundays; IL 80,
y, n, I 20. 81. II 10 p m.
x Ssw a ~ York: y So, s 81 a na; II y, u %
|a 81 m; on Sundays; IL % q mi
81 aBPo,lImore: I ~, q IS, Al, m; 127, ia 80,
Sc, 81 . S6 , m; on Sundays; 2ls a m ~
IN. 40 ~ too7 tvae
a gI6 m; on Sundays: 2 IL q m s4o
n p; Port Deposit: 500 m; no Sunday
|ralns. 90 m ~.
n 10, O5 D m; no Sunday trains.
n Delaware r. r.; $50 a m; 420' W p
4; no Sunday trains. m q no
ID Wilmington q Northern II. NJ: uo'
Delaware Western X. r.; I % m !
10 D IN; on SUNDAYS: 9 90 y m.
aNs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHiL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave
{ue / 80, 90, 1890, 145a m; 81 80. w,
N, SIS, 645, 945, II 80 pm; on sun
avs, IA m; 9 OD,9 As, II 80, p m.
Thirty second and Market streets:
III, ii Y5a m, 70 Is, 8 IS, 8 80, II 40 p mi
SUNDAYS: y 80. II i5 . m.
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'''sn Telegraphic SUMMARY

ND''cipated, the British fleet pass
vuen nv, the Dardanelles unobstruct-
-. tne Turkish authorities entered
pn,. ', fhe next move is the Russian
II,on y ha ol constantinople. 1t is gem
Dup 1OpFu That war between England
\, '1'Sia will be averted, but there is
',ri. 'Ael.elnent both in England and
~ 'I' - france is tranquil. 1t is be-
laa rails that tie trouble will be
Nv peacefully-There is still talk of
D'foy $ resignation from the Brit
',ae. s,a, owing to his pacific leanings.
a~ 'l'' .hat he favore 4 forcing the Dar-
'' however, has somewhat placa-
aI - ah'l-kusslan clubs-The funeral
u ope begins ia Rome to>day. The
,-" lave Oh cardinals will assem- Bile on
The daily gazette., 1878-02-15
DIED.

GILL.-On the 14th inst. Mary Ann, wife
of John Gill, aged 81 years,
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectful ly invited to attend the funer-
al from the residence OF her husband, No.
ll3 Washington street, on Saturday, the
10th inst, at O'Clock. u. M, to proceed TO
st. Peters church and from there to the
Cathedral cemetery.
RYAN.-On Friday morning, at 10 o'clock,
Annie Ryan, daughter of Catharine and
Thomas Ryan, in the 18th year of her
age.
Funeral will take place next Sunday af-
ternoon, at 2o'clock, from her parents resi-
dence No 422 Tatnall street. Interment at
Cathedral Cemetery. febl6-2t&
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Asking for n Repricve.

A large number Of persons are signing
a petition for the pardon or reprieve Of
Samuel Chambers and George Collins,
the two negroes who were convicted at
the last term of Court on the charge of
committing an outrage upon white
woman near Middletown in October last.
They were sentenced by the Court to
be hanged on March 22nd, A large
number of letters have also been for
warded to the Governor asking that
the sentence be coinmuted.