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The daily gazette., 1878-06-17
Congress Saturday.

Both houses of Congress on Saturday
passed resolution extending the
time for final adjournment from 10 m.
to-day until four o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The conference on the river and
harbor appropriation bill passed both
houses; it approprlstes $6,361, ZOO, of
which New York gets 81 200, 900. The
army bill also passed both houses; 1t fixes
the strength of the army at $4,000 men.
In the Senate report was made by the
committee on elections that the evidence
taken In the case of Senator Grover, of
Oregan, did not sustain the charge that
his election had been secured by bribery
and fraud. The Senate also passed House
bill increasing the pension of Gen. James
Shields to 500 per month.
In the House, Mr.. Knott, chairman of
the judiciary committee, presented his
views in opposition to the adverse re-
port on the Kmmel bill and the resolu>
tIon OF the Maryland Legislature on the
subject of the presidential election.
Most OF the session was spent in discus
sing the internal revenue bill, and an
amendment to establish an Income tax
was voted down-yeas 94, nays 130.
Many democrats who otherwise would
have voted for the proposition voted
against i, fear ng that 1t wound imperll
the passage OF the bill.
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Fussing at the Foundry.

During the Foundry temperance
meeting on Saturday night, George NJ.
butcher made an address, in which he
referred to the ministers of Philadelphia
as having no interest in the temperance
work, and being afraid to speak out for
the cause. Rev. j. b. Mann denied these
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and claimed that
the Philadelphia ministers assisted in the
temperance work to the best of their
ability. Mr.. butcher replied, stating
that Mr.. Mann did not like HIM, and was
the only minister he had ever quarreled
with during his temperance labors. Mr..
Mann declared that he always spoke his
plain feelings before mans face as well
as behind his back. Mr.. Wells also took
hand and referred to the capture of the
tent by the Moral Suasionists during his
absence. The discussion will be contin-
ued this evening.
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General News.

The WAdsworth graf ole vator, Buffalo
N. Y, was burned on Stature ay, togethe or
with 40 900 bushels Of wheat.
A number Of Philadelphia and New
York bankers made au excursion TO
Atlantic city, N. j., Saturday, and had
agood time.
The mail aud stage line from Fort
Worth rexas, to Yuma, Arizona, was
opened Saturday. 1t is 1850 miles in
length. the longest stage line in the
world.
The National Division of Sons of Tenn
psranee will convene at Buffalo, N, Y.
to remain In session five days. Delegates
are arriving from all sections Of the
country.
All was quiet at Quebec. Canada, Sat
urday A portion OF the -four stolen BY
the rioters last week has bsen recovered,
and legal steps will bs taken torocoyer
the remainder.
President Gowen Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and IroD Company
repeats the stain ent chat the miners may
look for better wages and better times
at an early day.
One thousand operatives at Willmantic, C,
Connecticut, were paid of in gold on Sat
| nrday. Hundreds of employees never saw
gold coin before, and many were unable
| to count 1t. A number requested bills
instead land the Appearance Of the strange
money created quite asensa'ion in the
town.
Saturday night, a. 12 o'clock, as two
German residents of Wheeling, w. Va,
| named Kraus and Boehm, were going
home, they were suddenly and without
pravocation fired upon bv an unkno wn
party of drunken men. Kraus is fatally
and Boehm seriously wounded. The as
a.lants escaped and are unknown.
The remains Of Lieut.. Edward Totten,
XII He'd at Cold Spring, n. Y, on Friday,
have been removed from Gsvsrneur
KEN ble's honse to Washington for in
terment. About fifty West Point officers,
| in full uniform, escorted the remains to
the cars, including Generals Schofisld,
Augu', Mel, Hunter, and Adjutant Hall.
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A Great Sermon Mt Asbury.

Asbury. people "entertained an angel
unaware" yesterday morning, in the
person of local preacher from WASH
lngton. He entered the pulpit with the
regular pastor, who conducted the open-
ing services and then introduced the
visitor as the Rev. Mr.. Lighter, a local
preacher of Washington, ID. 9. The visit
Ing minister stated, that he had merely
stopped in Wilm ngton, on his way from
New York to see asick friend, and that
he had been prevailed upon to speak a
few words from the pulpit of old Asbury
lie then announ ced his text as the 9th
verse OF the 4th chapter of Philippians,
!the same text that Mr.. Wilson preached
his frst sermon in Asbury FROM as fol-
lows: "Be careful for nothing but in
everything by prayer and supplication
with Thanksgiving let your REQUESTS be
made known unto God"
The sermon that followed described by
an auditor as of wonderful power and
eloquence. He says the text was ampli-
ned with all the spirit and fervor that
marked the exhortations of the Metho-
dist clergy in days goue by. With chaste
language and pure thought the preacher
deduced the teaching of text, and with
rare eloquence combined with vivify-
ing spirit and influence, .he walked his
hearers up to spirit ofentire accord and
sympathy that found vent in hearty res
ponses and genuine Methodist "amens,"
from every part of the church. SO great
q day has not been known in old Asbury
Tor ten years or more. In the evening the
preacher departed for his home, leaving
behind him many coed seeds of religious
feeling which his discourse had sown
broadcast among the congregation.
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The Augusta Chronicle takes exception
to our arraigument of the Senators who
voted to retain the standard of the army
at p, 900 men after the House had reduc-
ed it to 10000. 1t says, speaking of these
gentlemen.
"They will be remembered as having
done proper, polite and patriotic act.
The army is too small instead of being
too large, as has been fully demonstrated
by the labor riots of last summer and the
Indian massacres on the frontier"
IL an army is needed to keep the
Southern States in order and look after
their elections then $4,000 men should
constitute the minimum. For dealing
with the Indians and suppressing riots
10000 well-discipined troops will be all
that are required. The trouble is that an
army of 100000 men would be of no
more service in fighting Indians and
rioters than the one we have. The troops
would always be at the wrong place at
the right time anyhow.-Bah. Gazette.
TEACHING GIRLS How TO CooK.-
The London school board has resolved
to teach girls how to cook. Ono of the
teachers is to give lessons in every board
school on food and its preparation, and
the girls will be required to attend.
Twenty-one kitchens are to be opened in
London, and each is to be conducted by
practical cook, with salary of $500 a
year.
Lieutenant Jas. L. Most, second artil-
lery, has been dropped from the army
for alleged desertion. He left his o It at
Fort McHeury, at Baltimore, last Feb
ruary, and nothing since has been heard
of him.
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spirit of the Peninsula Press.
DRIFT OF EDITORIAL DISCUSSION DURING
THE WEEK..

Dover Sentinel:-Cheese can be made
as cheaply In Delaware as in New York,
Ohio or Canada. 1t ought to be produced
even cheaper, for theses reasons the
inildness of eur winters-the compara-
lively low pices of our lands-our con-
tiguity TO makets.
hiddleto wn TrUascrlpt:--We cannot
SEQ that thnre IL any occasion for build
log u new court house AZ New Castle,
either at this or any future time. The
size OF the old court house is amply suf-
ficient for the accommodation OF all per-
sons whose presence are usually reQuir-
ed in court room, and IL hardly seems
necessary To put more burden upon the
tax payers OF this county la order TO ac-
commodate batch of spectators who
frequent the court during the trial II
Interesting cases" from mere idle cprri-
osity. A division OF our county is only
. question of years, and when this oc
ours New Castle will hardly suit for the
county seat ( either division.
Seaford Index:-God speed the day
when our own community shall enjoy
its pure and rightfui heritage OF inno-
cence and truth; when the footprints OF
slanderous feet shall no longer defile our
streets, and the angel Of love shall hover
over every home, aud dwell In every
heart.
Sussex Journdi:-A man who would
hold the highest office in the gift of the
people by fraud Is unworthy OF the re-
spect Of any one. The only question in
this investigation is, will it benefit the
country or the Democratic party? 1t is
"a possible case that the Repu Dhcans VIII
are urging on this move are doing NO to
entrap the Democrats. That Hayes
should be ousted there is no doubt, but
~ = question of policy with the party
in po wer, that is suijsct which should
be dealt with by statesmen and not trick
slers.
Oscil DemOcrdt:-The defeat of Mr..
Woods Tar Il bill is to be regretted. The
.danger to business" argument was
freely employed. The delay, however,
will only maks the victory the more
sweeping and complete. Revenue re-
form Is bound to come.
Dover DeidUoredn:-These conspira-
tors have no one to blame but them
selves for the situation in which they
are placed by the evidence before the
committee Their greed for power has
betrayed them into a great crime against
their country, and now that their
crimes have found them out, the beat
thing they can do IL to retire from the
arena of public life into the shades of
privacy, and nevermore Seek positions
OF trust and confidence at the hands of
those whom they have wronged.
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S1OO5.35


1t was delightful yesterday.
Shetland shawls at Russell & Northrop.
SUNDAY school excursions will soon be
over.
The Board Of Health will meet this
evening.
Prices cheerfully given at the GAZETTE
job office.
Ladies French embd. hkfs. at Russell
& Northrop.
1t is not fashionable now for strawber-
ry festivals.
A picnic will take place at Rosendale
Park to-day.
New trimming silks at Russell &
Northrop's.
The flashes at the "OlI Foundry" are
growing brighter.
The phonograph will be exhibited in
New Castle to-day.
The Reliance Fire Company are max
ing some repairs to their house.
The political pot will soon be boiling
over the nomination for Mayor.
Decayed teeth filled at very low prices
by DR.. Gallagher, No. S35 Market
street.
The Pioneer Corps of st. Mary's
church, gave an excursion to Sea Breeze,
this morning.
Aparty OF gentlemen went down to
Sea Breeze on the pleasure yacht Water
Witch On Saturday night.
The best smoking tobacco in the State
at 40 cents per pound at Chapman'S
Fourth and Shipley streets.
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EDITION.
Local Time Table.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
d,lh1AajeIphIa: 2 90, 6.i0, 6.55, $40, s.w,
I. ia oo a. M; l2.5, 1910, 2.3O, 4.3o'
- ,y ai6 D. 10. On sundays: 2.o5. io y.
p; '%'yyk york 2 90, 5l4, a m, IL 81, IL 40,
se" m. on Sundays: 2V9 m.
bpP,more !, me- and Washington: 2l4, ! 10,
%am, l25l, u 81, Os. p IN. Suhuay'
Il 81, l6 a M. 70 M cundav
v, Ssv Castle. . 5, 8 20, 80 a m; / o5, 9 80 p
L. no sunday train. a IN
n n,lsgare ay Il. r.: s 0s, o 80 a m; l 90, d 3o
n N no sunday train: eoxa
PPWilmington " 4 Northern X. Nj 20 u
Vim 100 D m; no sunday train.
Fl, |Pn,.Iogare ~ Western X. r.: 10 20 a nj; ~
r.I n' on sundays: 10 80 a IN
EalIys I' ~ ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. =,
! het heeh,ladelpnla II SO, 834, 9 "a m; II
2 ,9 ti iq6, 5 So, 45i, 8 IA. q Is, 80,
P,, i. II 10 pm; on sundays: IL %,
.nSson. go, 9 81, II 10 p IN.
\, Vow 10. Z: IL 56, 8 "a a m; IL y, IL os
Ea sSlpm, IN Sundays IL 66 a IN !;
\, % iBsiiiimore:2io, Ala m; 1871, l2 80,
a Ds sss D m; on Sundays; 2 IS a m s36
m. o,oo ~ 1o1 I1aa
Ew gis D m; on Sundays: . IL u m; . 40
h Pc Por, Deposit: 800 a m; no Sunday
n ''', Yew Castle: I IS, 8 80 a m i2 90 m;
N so, 7O5 p m; no Sunday trains:
n Delaware r. r.: 80 a IN; s2O, 8 40 p
N; no sunday trains. ooo
n Wilmington & Northern II. r.: 0s,
Ii aoam:SlO m; no sunday trains.
N Delaware Western X. r.; 7 80 a m !:
10 m; on SUNDAYS; 90 y IN.
I1ys FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
h Broad street and Washington ave
kre , 30, 100, 10 80. As m; 80. 3 80.
k@, 5 IS, 6, 6 Is, 9 IS, II 30 pm; on sun
Eays; $ 80 a m; 8 OO,9 i5, Il 80, p m.
I'M thirty Second and Market streets:
ES. Ii 45am, y Is, 50, s 30, ii 45 p m;
In sundays: y 50. II IS y IN.
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NAL UPS AND DOWNS
E rss'o Senator Bruce, is to be mar
|or.' ''SFess in Cincinnati after the
\ s4''l'll' of Congress and sail for Eli
n Ia i. i the Paris Exposition. They
| wv, " 'De dusky lions of America
Eer rs.., San.' 'one'' of Nevada, the great
|,sn a'or' it is said, has become in
Bona, I'~ 'a, Is not worth a dollar. He is
ftrJ, J' % be strictly honest and even
bicb eo,, ,tsa .,aoa debt of $500 with a piano
|tsE., 'Y' S'Ooo' by telling the creditor
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,eisn Telegraphic sum mary

be congress Of the powe-s is debating
question OF admitting the minor
|es. Greece appears 10 be the only
that Las a chance. The congress
probably continue in session several
Ii. Meantime it seems that "under-
bdng,' have been entered into be-
|en England and ltussia and Aus
and England and Turkey. The
*, however, threaten to abandon
Congress aud declare preference for
frea'y ofSan S!efAno if tue congress
DE- to grant autonomy to Epirus,
sSaIy' Bosnia and Herzegovina.-rhe
Prs That the sultan's mind is affected
|conradicted, but there is no doubt
he suffers from nervous agitation
apprehenslOn.-The insurrection in
Fkey Is extendlng.-The Duke of
pOridge has arrived at Malta.-Lord
perm declines to be Governor-Gen-
OIL t'nada for another .term.-The
\ palal consistory will be held Julv
'nen the Pope will appoint Padre
fellce' of the Benedictlnes, to the
lsl'A 'Aoprie of Naples.-pope Leo
tu Ile necessity Of Catholics voting
'le clerical candidates in the munci-
e''S''0l' IN Rome'-The grand prize
'4Ils was Won by Thurio.
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Meeting at Oak Hill.

An interesting meeting was held al
Oak Hill, on the Lancaster Pike, four
miles from this city, which was conduct
ed by Mr.. Fernando Heintze. The at
tendance was good. and a spiritual favor
pervaded all the proceedings. MI. Heint-
re preached an interesting sermon tax
ing for his text the last clause of the 3Sd
verse OF the 10th chapter Of st. John,
have overcome the orld. .m:The tt olghts
addueed by the preacher were val
liable and instructive, and We're much
snj 'yed by the congregation. Mr.. Heipt-
ze is studying for the Bapnst ministry,
and will attend the Lewisburg Univer-
sity next fall. He will probably con-
duct services again at Oak Hill on next
Sunday evening.
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Bitten by n supposed RabId

Yesterday afternoon a dog belonging
to William Robinson, who resides in
ing it to be rabbi. The dog had baen
acting strangely for the past few days
but its owner did not suppose for q mo-
ment that it was affected with hydro
phobia, until yesterday II stared off and
bit George Sedgewick an employee of
the Delaware Western r. R., on the
right hand. DR.. West was immedi ately
summoned and cauterized the wound.
Tho dog was shot by officer Gibbons.
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New Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE, June II.

NEW CASTLE, June II.
One arrest Saturday night and one
yesterday arising from the efforts of two
promising youths to carry too much rye
juice.
Baymore & Ryan have begun the brick
work on the store and dwelling house, of
Joseph Callahan, on South street. The
wood work will be done by John Nc
Cauley.
South street is being put in good order.
Now that Council have begun there will
no doubt be a general overhauling of the
streets.
Prince Edward Lodge, of colored
Masons, accompanied by the Mount Yer
non cornet band, will ON the 4th of July
give a parade through our streets and
during the day attend picnic to be given
by the colored Masons of this city. In the
evening there will be lecture and enter
tainment in the school house.
The phonograph will be on exhibition
at the Court House to-day, continuing
days.
City Council will meet this evening as
Court of Appeals for the revision of the
city assessment. Those who think they
are valued too high should be on hand
early. The Court will continue in ses-
sion three evenings.
If our memory does not fail us we
think it was the general understanding
that should the city procure 500 feet of
hose, the Trustees of the Commons
would procure a like amount. The citys
500 feet have been on hand some time.
What now?
The huckster ordinance still seems to
agitate the public. And when the ques-
ton is understood, nearly every one
thinks it proper mode of getting rid of
this intolerable nuisance, which tends to
make the life of the housekeeper bur-
den by their too frequent turning of the
door bell, or by some other means caus-
ing them to come to the street door, to
find that it is only some one with stale
truck. By all means let Council do
something that will have tendency to
build up our market, and keep trade at
home, and let our people be enabled to
get vegetables as cheap as IN Whining
ton.
Saturday was, to use a mild term, rath-
er animated, everybody seemed pleased
with themselves and the rest of mankind
Bnlrs Hill, Shawtown and Dobbinsville
turned out their quota, making the
streets quite lively in the city proper. A
| few remained until the wee sma' hours,
beguiling the uime away with songs, in
which they made up by the noise what
they lacked in music. A few pistol shot
added to the effect
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lungs not to no

Ler IN oeput aside," said Mr. pool
rA,re ar. r1 o,i. last Sundays sermon
rgl. to I mn, Unly two people who have
|lonou,' sexton. tx Oh No one else. 'f.js If u
" Sa,s S,p ,asG don't seek easy ways afs
Fency'sD DI sage age and at all events. '1ls fns
Aeasts. IIike, f =, don't talk abou. yo'', no,
, ,nat aIi is enough. Don't 1ote ing ny
eIings s tbsn 0la IA dent be older in yoDs Ds
n what i,0m !, a Your interests as' in dUnt ion
99atl leave + fo SSs going on in the " worle n.le
ay " Sut Sa5s Of their way. Doaa masks 20, 2,
ID ill tIs e; ,aI In your "ay, oyn and %ln above a
avid soasG, iSGung q, enjoy their nleaamlgs Mlngie
y n Keep him !ss, wssm 10 lie in his bosom som
npapienwsaaIn SS BY the Ia ,smn,, " is well fq
=, aug to tue las, Of h,se the young. Keee seo
10 heaven like a bOy.1 %S The man
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Temperance at Pennsgrove.

A number of Wilmington temperance
workers went over to Pennsgrove on the
Alice Preston yesterday afternoon, and
held temperance meeting in the pavil-
ion. The attendance was very good and
the meeting spirited. Harry w. Morrow
presided, and addresses were made by
Mr.. Morrow, j. L. Smedley, John. B.
Cook, Rev. Mr.. Van Horn and Geo. W..
Day. 1t is proposed to continue these
meetings each Sunday afternoon.
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A Cool Robbery.

Between and O'Clock, Sunday morn
ing, well-dressed young man lay in a
drunken sleep on cellar door in the
neighborhood Of Third and Washington
streets. Two rough looking men came
along and deliberately 'went through"
the sleeper, taking his watch and pocket
book, and removing ring from one of
his fingers, after which they quietly walk
ed away. The robbery was witnessed by
lady living close by.
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Strawberries.
Ho, for a NIoonIi ght Ride

on the Delaware river, on the occasion
of the Second Grand Moonlight Excur-
sion of the "B. c." of Union NJ. L. Sun
day school, Thursday evening, July 11th,
1873, on the splendid steamer, S. NJ. Eel
ton, leaving French street wharf at 8 o.
clock. Tickets so cents. Children (un-
der 12) % cents, to be had of any of the
committee or at the stores. The United
Cornet Band will accompany the excur-
sion,
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Ordained.

Yesterday morning, S. NJ. Bates, Jr.,
son of Hon. d. M. Bates, was ordained
az a minister of the Episcopal P. E.
Church. The ordination took place at
st. Andrews Church, and was perform
Ell by Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee. Mr.. Bates
will pro bahly GO to China in a short
time as mi, siopary.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-17
Nearly at an End.

The shipment of strawberries is nearly
finished. On Saturday there were seven
car loads of berries, but how many of
them were strawberries could not be as
certained. The majority of them were
supposed to be raspberries.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-17
MIR. Child's Sale.

SIXTEEN LOTS AND SEVEN DWELLINGS
IN SOUTH WILMINGTON DISPOSED OF.
NJ. NJ. Child, on Saturday afternoon
sold on the premises sixteen building
lots and seven frame houses in South
Wilmington. The lots are situated on
both sides of Buttonwood street between
Lobdell and A streets. Six of the dwell
lngs are on A street, west of Buttonwood
two stories high. and contain four rooms.
Que is on Buttonwood south OF A street,
also two story and containing four rooms
all in good order.
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Indications for To-day.

b. The Middle atlantic States and
! bEg',mi, taHing (jlloCed By rising
bmaer, rarmer, fresh and brisk south
|hA, cering to cooler rester'y and
Er'q partly cloudy wedther and rain
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w. Noyes' United States minister to
n, I' ID arrived at New York Saturday
\ .D Vn Tue steamer City of Richmond,
I.'... " proceed to Washington to-day
@Mi.ee. sa''ne
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nc monograph has made its appear
- temperance orator. 1t will
PO'sly take the stump this fall.
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~ wheat crop this year is reported to
\ as5, 'ilah ever before. Things ought
The daily gazette., 1878-06-17

Geo. Edward Cannon and Mary
Z. Cannon, Is ft., at LOO, 1900
j. L.. Carpenter, jr., l05 #. at 1.15, 120.75
:" 8 houses on A
street, at S91 each, $4,000
K. Ainsworth, one house on But
tonwood street, 1900
Total amount of sale. S1OO5.35
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of a Writ of Venditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, at the
ROLLING MILL of the ]. MARSHALL
COMPANY,
At Newport, In New Castle County,
Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE goth DAY OF JUNE, A. D., 1878,
AT 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following de-
scribed Personal Property, viz:
Three horses, mule, 8 wagons, cut
ting box, watering trough, lot of barrels,
lot OF lard and coal oil, &C., let scrap iron,
ex ra parts of machinery, about 10 tons
soft coal, about tons pig iron aud old
castings. office furniture and safe, tons
bloom bar, about 200 tons DE, tools in
galvanizing works, about 100 lbs. sal
ammonia, l26 lbs. rig Tin, IS carboys oil
vitriol, do. murlatic acid, spelter in
baths, lot do. lsose, 66 bbls. refined iron,
73 bbls. d. s. black iron, 45 bhls. wasters,
63 bbls galvanized iron, about %, 900 lbs.
bloom iron in water tubs, 10000 lbs. refin-
ed In TO-, lot OF black and galvanized band
iron. lot of betting in galvanizlng mill.
mill tools, betting, and engine tools, 81 ,221
lbs. of black bloom sheet iron, 81, ,026 lbs.
OF scaled do.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF the J. Marshall Company,
'', ~ ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, June 9Th,
A. D., 1878. jelI-3t
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A CARD.

1 cordially tender my hearty thanks, to
my friends, for their generous support, at
the late Nomination Eieetion, and hope
they will join with me in an undivided
support to the successful nominee.
jel7 It'd d<w STEPHEN GILBERT.
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IIyAUG HAMMOCK HOUSE.
Terms, 81 to 80 per week. Send for
Circular. Best Philadelphia and New
York reference given. See Osgood & APP
pIeton's guide. p. H. THOMPSON,
Taughannock rails,
Je17-2Km Tompkins Co, N. Y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EOR MAYOR,
Il WM Is. MCCAUELEY,
Subject to the rules of the Democratic
party. lelI-tn
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SECOND EDITION
Where the Money Went.

AN INTERESTING BILL WHICH THE Gov-
BRNMBsT Is ASKED TO FOOT.
A Washington dispatch says The fol-
10 wing is copy of the bill of expenst of
the Hayes Louisiana commission:
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Concertina BAND

OF Philadelphia, under the leadership of
Prof. @. F. Zimmerman, has been en-
gagged for the occasion. je17-1t&
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Brief Locals.

Total amount of sale,