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Iron Yesterdays Late Edition.
SHINING and Reneneluw.

Rev. Mr.. Haldrlnan preached q vigor.
Gus and characteristic sermon yester.
day morning to a large congregation.
He took the following passage Of scrip.
turs as the basis Of his remarks: "The
harvest Is plenty but the laborers are
few" In the course Of his sermon he
spoke Of the great number of people in
Wilmington who were unsaved, who
wanted to be saved and yet there was
no one to point out the way to them. H.
took occasion to give the members OF
his church q severe eastigation Gu &C.
count Of the sins, which many of them
practiced and which clogged the wheels
of the gospel chariot.
He was no ways backward in speci-
tying the Particular sins of which many
Of them were guilty, and there was nc
little squirming and unsasinesss with
many, as the looking-glass was held
before their eyes and they saw them.
selves reflected, and above their brows
written, Thou art the man." Mr..
Haldeman then went on to deplore the
lack of harmony in the church, saying
that their efforts were FILTERED away in
elimination and recrimination and fault
finding. In order to test the sincerity
of the church, and to see whether the
members were willing to drop their diff.
ferences, hold up the hands of their
pastor, and work in unison with him
for tho salvation of souls, he appointed
meeting for three o'clock in the after
noon, to which he gavca special invi-
tatiOn to attend.
At the hour appointed in the az
ternoon the lecture room was well filed
and after season of silent prayer, one
after another Of the members arose,
many of them confessing that they had
not lived right, that instead of holding
up the hands of the pastor and work
ing for the salvation ofsouls, they had
been trtling, and indifferent and often
times found themselves sitting in judg-
ment upon their neighbors, when they
should have been more loyal to the
cause of Christ. Several ladies' in their
experience thanked God that they were
saved. but asked the prayers of he
church for their unsaved husbands.
The meeting was an affecting one, the
whole audience breaking into tears,
and spirit was manifested that they
would be more loyal to Christ and the
work of saving souls than they had
ever been before. The pastor express
ed himself satisfied with the spirit
manifested, as one of the most r.
markable incidents Of his ministerial
life in actions stronger than words, it
was apparent that the membership of
Delaware Avenue was determined to
hereafter break down every barrier,
and work zealously in the vineyard of
the Master.
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THIRD EDITION.


We had thought, or at least hoped,
that after the termination Of the un'
pleasant affair, Of the 18th, the Wecca-
coe Active Association would have hid
its head in shame, and endeavorei 10
wipe out the foul blot they had imposed
upon the fair record Of Wilmington =
social clubs by counting oblivion. But
a long harangue in yesterday REPUB
LIcAN, over the signature OF Wv. II. if"
shows that we were mistaken, and it il
in reference to this wonderful produc.
ton OF Nv. H. 3" that we wish to say
few words, when We hope that W.
shall br done with the subject forever,
First. As "W. H." seems to be nnd-l
a misrepresentation Us to who cha
most prejudice reporter in the world
is, We will inform him that he is not
member of the shields Library or tn,
b. G.'s, any more than he is OF the Ac
tives, further than this he is not per
sonally acquainted with five members
of either association.
Second, his report of the Actives' bal
was complied from what he heard anG
saw personally, and not from hearsay
For while he took no part in the affair
and did not "yell," as "W. H." states
for he is not Of the yelling kind, yet he
was an eye witness to the "gentlemanly
contact of these ''nost respectable"
young men, and reported that conduct
accordingly. Nv. H." saws the ut
most good humor prevailed, etc. II
he is right the "humor" of the Actives
must be peculiarly their own, and we
sincerely hope tina: Wilmington may
never again BIZ favored with such a
humorous gathering. For when humor
bubbles over into oaths and curses, and
ripples out into shrieks of terror, as
this wonderful. humor Ct the Ac,ives
did, We confess that our "prejudce'
will not allow US to enjoy it. Seriously
We would ask "W. II whether it has
not always been the custom for mana.
gers of balls to invite their guests to
take part in every dance upon the pro-
gramme Did the Actiyes do this
Was not the Delaware Quadrille upon
the programme ? And while on the
programme, no set of managers have a
right to change the figures, even if
somebody outside of select few does
happen to know the dance. A ball of
this kind is not supposed to be- gotten
up for the enjoyment Of the managers
and their friends, but all who attend
have rights which the managers are
bound to respect, and until the Actives
learn tits they had better cease giving
ANIMALS. WHIP.
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CHERIFf"S SALE.

ny virtue Of a writ Of Lerari Facias, to M,
directed, will he exposed to Public Sale, a
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEY ST.
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the City o
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE Fl 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1879
At o'clock, y, m,
the following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot Of land with three
story Brick Dwelling house thereon, situate
in the City OF Wilmington, bounded and de
scribed as follows, TO wit;
Beginning at the northerly side Of Front
street between Jackson and Van Buren, stree
At the d stance OF nifty feet from the easterly
side OF Van Buren, street: thence n0rtherly
parallel to Van Buren, street sxtythree feet
six inches to n corner: thence easterly and par.
ailcl to Front street fifteen feet to "A corner;
thence southerly parallel to the first men.
toned line and Van Buren, street, through
the centre OF party wall between this and the
adjoining dwelling on the east now OF the
said DeNOrmandie sixty. three feet six inches
to the aforesaid northerly side OF Front street;
and thence thereby westerly fifteen feet TO the
place Of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. Book G, Vol. 10, Page 800,
&c.
Seized and taken in execution az the pro.
perty OF Thomas Y De Normandie and Mary
Miller, t. t.. and To ne sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Shcrin's Office New Castle. Jan. 10th, 1879.
Ian2U
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CHE.RIFf"S SALE.

BY virtue ola writ OF Levar Facias, TO me
directed, will be exposed to Public sale, a.
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, su SHlPIEY ST.
Kept by John J. Douyhcrty. n the City oi
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY FEBRU AIRY, A. D., 1879
At2 o clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the CITY OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie Comfy. Delaware, bounded and described
a. follows, to vii;
Beginning st a point ON the sOuthcrly side
OF Twelfth street nj the distance Of thirty feet
casterly from The euSterly side oi Madison
street thence sOu'hcry parallel with Madi-
yUn street III iCct inches to the northeast
rrly side Oi Delaware avenue; thence ,Uuth-
castCrv ty the said side III said avenue lSi
feet b inches 10 a corner; thence nurtherly
parallr! with jefferson street 20 feet 81 in.
| rhes to tie aforesaid -outhcriy side OF Twelfth
street :ani thence thereby westerly 10 feet
| to the place OF bcginnit Z, be the contents
within ,atl bounds what they may. Book f,
! Nul. 10. Page ~.
Seized aud taken in execution az the pro-
perry OF Edward Tatnall, Jr., deceased, and
/ Rachel A. ratnl |, his wife, and Surviving
| Mortga9"r ard I Closeup TatnalI. .Ir-, and
William Cauty. Executors Of Edward Tdtnail
| Jr., deceased, uc..J and TO he sold by
JOHN PN LIZ. Sheriff.
Sheriff, office New Castle, Jan. 18th 1879.
mo
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III ED.

joseph G. Grunh,
The u ale relatives and friends are invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence
703 King street, on Third.day, the list inst
10 leave the house at o'clock, y. IN.
CROXI Ron the Goth inst. of cOnsump
ton, james 'rozicr, IN the iIth year Of hii
age.
The relatives and friends ofthe family, also
she members 81 Asylum Lodge, No. %, | ..
q. F.. and Washington Lodge, No. !. X, Of
j.. arc respectfully invited to attend the iu
neral from his lat" residence, No. $40 West
Fifth street. ON Thursday Afternoon. at two
o'clock. 10 proceed To q! Wilmington and
BrnMhNWlMn cnmntnrN.
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A ChIId's Funeral,

Yesterday morning Chas. d. Agness,
buried his youngest child, the funeral
taking place at 10 o'clock. The Ameri.
can flag was placed over the coffin, and
on the flag was a very pretty cross.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, Of Plymouth church,
officated at the funeral, which was
largely attended.
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Fish.

Powell, the great fish man of the Sd
street market, has large supply of
fish, comprising the most popular vari-
e:ies, which he is selling at the lowest
market rates. All who wish something
nice Tor tea should give him call at
an early hour, in order to avoid the
usual Iush.
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NOTICE.-Is hereby given that the an
~ nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
" Wilmington Navigation Company" will
be held ut No 1903 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware, on Thursday, the 9th day OF Feb
ruary, 1879, between the hours of and I
o'clock, p. H., for the purpose oielccting three
directors TO serve for three years. JOHN A.
GRIFFIN President ln2-tm
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NVARM FOR RENT-En Brandywino II
A aired, I&y-hye acres. five miles to VII
mlngton, twoimilcs to Holy Oak station. three
Roads, n variety Fruit Trees. Stone Barn,
stone Spring House, Stone Wagon house.
Apply to TliOMA AS RAMBO. inl.3td.2tw
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rrANIiAGH FACTORY SALE.-In the
mu,t o,utre pant Of IhiIadcIphin.-
GoDdwiu. St""H, Tp.,. and Fixtures. The
shop lHs 3 ilrrs, . show rooms wood shop,
paint shop d elevator. good run OiiObbing
trade. hi, Is a good chance for anybody wish
ing to tart place in the city. Dissolution
OF partnerhI @ cHn.C ii selling. Price $4,000.
hGdrcss e. MATTHEW'S, 1907 Race street,
Philadelphia. jnlS-6t*
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No. WEST SE.V ENTH STREET,
'EXrhange Building.l

| offer tor sale the following described dwell.
lIngs, situated In Wilmington:
| No. IA large, double. twOand Il half stone
house. with two and a halt story back build.
! ngs, with Inrgr front. side and back yard,
and all IN" modern Improvements, with land.
some trrrUcrd front.
No. = A me 3 story brick dwelling on 9th
street near WASHINGTON, modern improve
mrnts. large side yard. gUUd location.
/ No. -l}cautitui thrcc.stury brick. with 3.
! story back build ngs and ONO gray stone cor
. ucrS situated on Delaware Avenue, contain
Ing 70 rooms IN good order with the modern
/ Improvements.
No. ia large 3-slory brick, with 3.story
back building. situated at No 1908 Delaware
/ Avenue, IN complete order, with all modern
improvements. Terms easy and possession at
once.
No d.--Ihrce &-story brtcks on v nshington
street. between 18TH and 18Th. with all the
mod"rn Improvements. with front. side and
back yard, and beautiful pOrtjcus in front.
/ No Give twostUry bricks with two.stOry
hach buildings. Win modern coHycnicnrc-,
situated on Lombard street a owe 10th. Term.
accommodating. ROW and "DluHl te.
so. -FOUR new 2--'"rs h".rk houses on
Walnut street !. tween luh and l4ti. Terms
accommodations.
So : Pine :-strrv 1t.rs Gwrllfhg. W.. -.
West street, with moiarn improvements, pos.
session - once.
No.o.-Lrrgo -rora Hrtr. dwelling. With
all the moi tern ImUp'cmrg'", IN complete
order. -.tnNtcd un " irr"t rect between ia
and Ia5h; bd lGH tcrr dprl.
~. l".-itrrn -'a' ." 0u West l-lH sire
near M.IH"t, IN good ordcr "'h IL good !lri
back.
~, il.-Lo' with aroou iov.o rac,,on. II,
the northwest c"su,r OF Irinwprr ht,uuc u;u.
Jefferson .'n.u'.
Nj. -Fm,aarlrm,l .'nl brick witt
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BY yrtu" of 4 writ Of LcylrI Facjas. to me
directed, w'! b. exposed to Public Sale at
the
LAF.Y EITH HDTfi. 81 SIMPLIFY ST.
Keep by ,lohuJ. DoIgaerty, in the City Of
Wilmington. New Cast" County, delaware.
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NF'IIIFP.

II the L. S. Senate, Monday, Mr.
CocHrell, of Missouri, introduced ii
nanclal bill, which was laid on the ia
bic, he giving notice that he would
speak upon it hereafter Mr.. Morgan
submitted a series of resolutions, which
had been agreed upon at a Democratic
caucus in the morning, as a substitute
for Mr.. Edmund's resolutions in regard
to tn" constitutional amendments.
They We're laid on the table temporarily.
Mr.. h Imunds, from the judiciary Com.
mittee, reported a substitute for the
bill amending the act in relation to
polygamv in Utah, and it was placed
on the calendar. The Patent bill was
considered After an executive session
the Senat" Adjourned.
In the lIou t., number Of bills were
introduced under III" call of States,
Mr.. Potter, of New York, desired to Of
fer resolution directing the Select
Committee on the Electoral FrandS ia
i,:vestigat" the "Ciph"r Dispatches, -
but Mr.. BntIer, Of Mass, objected I'M.
less there could hp debate. The reso,
luton was then laid over, with the un-
derstaudiMg that it would be taken ur
to-day. Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois. il
trOdur'i ! bill $50 secure to he people
of every Sta.e equal and just repr"&rl.-
tatiOn.' II was referred and the House
adjourned
1t is understood that Senator Edmunda'
resolution providjn! for the terminal
ton Of Fisheries section Of the Treaty
OF Washin-ton vii! Ur posed by the
Senate" and that the President will.
promptly p'v" the required notice t.
the British Government.
The enrolled copy of the Pension Ar
years bill! Was received by the pr,r&-
dent yesterday and referred hy INN to
Secretaries &rhur2 and Sherman ror
their opinion, as to its merits. ;I"rrD-
tary Sherman is opposed to the hiDl,
because it will take millions GU, OF the
Treasury, but the President is not tx
peCted 10 veto it.
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in neat cloth binding. will be sent by express
free OF expense provided the freight does not
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Newspapers are not to copy this advertise
ment without the express order OF HARPER y
BKOIHEHS.
AddNss HARPER Il BROS, New York
nN2s
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f.. BLrltGS. co.,
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NUTICE.--I hereby give notice that shall
~ prefer petition to the General Assem-
bly, OF the State of Delaware ut Its next SEES.
sion, in January, 1879, praying the passage Of
an act to divorce me and my husband Frank
Is Lysle, "a vinculto matrinonie."
KATE T.. LYSLE.
Wilmington, bel, Doc. 20, 1873 I'm.
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HAKPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage Free to all subscribers in the Uni
ted States or Canada.
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our parrvviIIe budget.

Mrs. Mary Phifer, who has been away
on a visit, is back again.
-Supt. Cooper made flying trip TO AL
lentown to-day Tuesday,.
Mr.. Dennis Bauman, agent for the Car
bon Iron & Pipe Co., went to Trexlertown
to day Tuesday on business.
Miss Koch, of Cherryville, was visiting
friends in this place last week.
Owing to the skilful Homeopathic treat
ment Of DIR. w. f. Christ, Squire Wentz has
recovered from his sickness, and is again
about his work.
Mr.. Tom Jones, from Nazareth, while
attempting to jump from a coal car in mo-
tion near the l.. & s. depot fell and dislocat.
ed the third finger Of the left hand.
There was political meeting held at
Fire Line Hotel on Saturday. 1t is said that
there were several good speakers present.
"A party of gents from Mauch Chunk
drove down on Sundry afternoon, and
amused themselves by going through the
furnaces and visiting around town.
The new foundry and pipe works is
now under roof and is making rapid prog
ress.
Mr.. Jacob peters is having bay win
dow put to his house.
Prof Hoford was in town on Monday.
DR.. W. +. Christ has gotten himself a
new harness, and has had his carriage fixea
up.
MFR. Erastus Straup is in town again,
and is canvasslng for the Browns lmprov-
ed Patent Universal Family Scale. 1t is
the handsomest, cheapest, most convenient
and accurate family scale ever before the
public, and should be in every family.
AT a recent meeting Of the board of di-
rectors of the public schools of ParryvIlle,
resolutions were passed that particular at
tention be called to those printed regula-
tions which provide: "lst. That absence tor
four consecutive days, without n valid ex-
cuse, will make pupil liable to suspension" !"
"2nd. That pupils shall furnish their teach
ers a written excuse (signed by parent,
guardian or directory for each case Of ab.
sence and for permission to leave school be-
fore dsmissionY Printed circulars giving
full particulars, will be distributed among
the patrons OF the schools ut an early date
ALFONSO.
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The upright man speaks as he thinks
Where the devil cannot come, he will
send.
Prayer leads the heart to God, and He
always listens.
The satellites resolve in orb around
the planets, and the planets move in orbits
around the sun.
Apple peallng parties are nearly over
for this season.
The hog disease has made its appear
ance near Tracksvlle.
The queen bee lays eggs IN cells of
three different sizes.
School No. 8, will open next Monday,
November 3rd.
Hunters will please notice that it is
against the law to go after game on Sun
days.
The schools in Polk township will open
on the 3rd of November.
Candidates were busily engaged in
looking up their good friends the last few
weeks.
Some of the young ladies, of near
Trachsvlle, who left for Philadelphia last
spring, are now at home visiting their par
ents and friends. They speak well of their
situations at that place, and expect TO return
next week.
Emery Getz and wife, of Albrightsville,
were at this place on a visit last Saturday
and Sunday, the guests of Paul Smith
Some of our schools, in this township
opened last Monday, the others will open
next Monday.
i learn that Mr.. Alfred Kibler, of Wild
Creek, speaks of making lottery, this fall /;
il so, Mr. X, would find it to his advantage
to advertise in the "ADvucATE."
Mr.. Amandus Kibler, of Wild Creek,
intends to leave Tomorrow (20th) for Al
brightsville, where he will enter into pro-
iessional business for several days next
week
The Lutheran association held their
preparatory services on Saturday forenoon
of last week, and on Sunday following the
sacrament of the Lords Supper was admin
istered by Rev. A. NJ. Strauss, minister in
charge. After the services he made very
able and interesting address t0 the young
people who joined the church lately. lie
was listened 10 with marked attention.
MERCURY
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month ago for higher wages, have nearly
all resumed work at the old rate $3.50 per
ton for certain grades of iron and 1915 for
others.
In the works Of the Pittsburg Forge and
Iron Company about four hundred hands
are running on double time.
A new pulp mill, producing three tons Of
ground wood pulp per day under the Outer
son & Taylor process, has just been started
at Falls City.
According to the Danville Record the
Pennsylvania iron works at that place have
thirteen furnaces, eight ofwhich are in heat
and running to their full capacity, nverag.
ing over a hundred tons Of finished rails a
day.
Colonel A. L. Mcfarland, of Pittsburg
has purchased 900 acres Of timber land in
the vicinity OF Lloydsville, Cambria COUNTY
The timber on the tract is estimated at Z ;.
100000, 900 feet of white pine, 1000, 900 ,OOC
feet of hemlock and 900 900 900 feet of oak
Messrs. Ramsey & Mobley began opera.
tions for iron ore on Bear creek, Butler coun.
ty, on the lst of September, and have thu,
far mined 100000 tons, which will be ship
ped to Sharpsburg. The number of hand,
employed will reach 100 by the first of next
month.