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The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Dramatic Notes,

Frank Mordaunt is playing at the Eagle
threatre, New York.
Harry Beckett and H. J. Montague have
sailed for Europe
Col J. H. Wood is reported TO he lying
very i'll in Adrian, Michigan.
.sRourd the Clcck'' will succeed ''Pique
at the Fifth Avenue theatre. New York.
'Jolly" Nash will pass the summer in
England. but will recnrn TO this country
in the fall.
Efie Germen has recovered from her re-
cent severe attack Of pneumonia, which 3,
one time it was feared, would prove fatal
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ware return Il
England, shortly. Mrs. Ware has been re
engaged for the Glasgow, (ScotlanlJ Cit!
hall concerts.
Two Men of Sandy Bar. is the nam
of the new play Bret Hare has written 10
Stuart Robson. Ii may possibly Dc frs
produced in Chicago, June y, by the NeN
York Union square theater company.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Funeral A Century Ago.

Funerals in 1776, says Edward Abbott,
touched weddings in the point OF feas'ing,
and were often very expensive. SNOWY, and
pompous occasions. In some parts OF the
country, especially among the Dutch of
Long Island and New York, it was the Gus
tom for young man to lay by his earnings
after coming of age, until sufficient sum
had accumulated to provide for him ''res-
pectable' funeral when he should come TO
die. Outlines the young burgher would re-
serve half of the portion of wine which he
had literally laid in for his marriage, to be
used at the funeral of himself or his
wife. Special invitations were sent
out for funerals as for parties
The clergyman, pall-bearers and physicians
attending were provided with scarfs and
gloves, and sometimes each with mourning
ring: while the feast which followed the
interment at the house of the relatives OF
the deceased, elaborate with cold roast
meats, wines, liquors and pipes, was moi
unfreauently an occasion of coarse excess
sometimes descending even into hilarious
and noisy demonstrations. A respectable
funeral of this description might cost per
hape $1,000 while the funeral Of the frs
wife of Stephen Van Rensselaer, ID said Y
|, have Ut les than ~, 900. .ssss
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
Stock Market.
Philadelphia Trade Report.
PHILADELPHIA, June

PHILADELPHIA, June q.
Bark is nominal at So per ton for No.
Quercitron.
Seeds--Cloverseed is neglected. Timoshy
ii quoted at S2.6SdaI5. FlaXseed is in de-
mand by the crushers AT sl.i0.
Groceries--Coffee is held with confidence.
and a fair inquiry prevails. Sales Of 40
bags Rio al l51 lsc.; lS0 bags Santos al l5tG
l6c so bags Laguayra at l7I4gl71Sc.: and
80 mats Java at 2ll4c., gold. sugar is in
light supply and meets with steady de-
mand for retiners at full prices. We quote
fair and good refining Cuba at 7;st5sl c.: re-
fined sugars are in good request al l03sc.
for cut loaf, lo3sc. for crushed and pow
dered l0l C. for granulAted, and l0c. for A.
Molasscs 10 steady AT 2lsc. for 10 test. Sales
OF .:3 hhds.. 81 tcs Cuba at Bic, fiat; and
3sO hhds Cardenas at 32l.c. for 70 test.
I Flour aud Aeal--The Flour market is as
( dull as ever. the demand being confined tc
( the wants of the home consumers. whose
/ extras s5.ay6.25 for Minnesota extra fami
ly; $o.2s5S.16 for Pennsylvania, OHIO ant
Z Indiana, do, do. and $685. % for fame!
/ brands.
sales.
Grsin-Ths demand for Wheat is limited
and pr. ces are weak. Sales OF 800 basf
els al 81 y3sGl9 for Pennsylvania red 81
ng.I5 for Western do; $i.4sel.S IS for Penn
sylvauia amber. and sails for Michi
gan white. Rye sells at T5c. for Western
tied request st the decline. Sales Of 10.
bushels at 56fa57c. for yellew; 54@S6c. fo
Western mixed, and Sc. @r sail. Oats -
- A6a40c. loF whits. and 900s9e. or nike
Whiaay u Quist, q q y torWe1tcfn lrol
D0Du6 n0R01nA sla * ,a "A Il ysEA r
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
A Case Of Dearvaaioa In Jersey CITY
From the n, r, Times.


Considerable excitement was created IN
the lower part of Jersey City yesterday IN
conseouence of rumor that child had
been starved to death on board canal-ooat
living at the foot of Washington street. Inc
hoa, which had been abandoned for some
time, is in q very dilapidsted condition, anu
half sunk in the mud. In the s9uanu caoin
were found woman and i0ur cniiolen, 'hiee
living and one dead. The plhcneu anu
shrunken features of the family indicateu
that the starvation story was not WHnoul
foundation. The woman's story was very
sad one. She said that she and her husnanu'
William Wadsworth, and their cnnuren
took possession of the boat last winter, nav
ing been driven to that extremity oy power
ty and want. Wadsworth had failed IN Gus,
iness, and lost everything he had. ne trleu
to obtain work, bnt was foiled in all MS ei-
forts by come Of his former workmen, VINO
believed, either Justly or unjustly, that ne.
had wronged them, and were Determined 10
have revenge. At length, he and his family
being on the verge of starvation, went East,
hoping thus to escape his prosecutors, ana
PERHAPS obtain some employment. AFTER
bis departure bis wife struggled brayely TO
provide fosd for herself and children, but
her efforts were of little avail, and during
the pas. week they have been utterly desti-
tute. One of the children, little girl nVe
wears old, was taken sick, and died yester-
day morning, it was thought from s'arva-
ton: County Physician Converse made an
examination in the afternoon, and found
however, that the child's death was due
more to the want of proper medical attend
ance than to q want of food Yesterday
morning some people living in the vicinity
provided the family with food, and they
will be properly cared for until they can DC
sent to the Almshouse. Coroner Cannon
will probably hold an inquest
There is one thing on which husband
and wife never have and never can agree
and that is on what constitutes well
beaten carpet. When the article Is clean
it is man impression that it should bt
removed, and be be allowed to wash uE
and quietly retire. But woman's ap
petite for carpet beating is never appeasse.'
while man has whole muscle in hi
body. And if he waited until She volun
tarilv gave the signal TO stop he might bea
away until he dropped down dead. II il
directly owing to his superior strength o
mind that the civilized world Is not
widow this day.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
[FRoM YEsTRRDAY's EDITION.
OVER THE Wire.
YESTERDAYS NEWS.
Latest by Telegraph !.
SERIOUS STABBING ARRAY.
FOR EIGN NO T. E S.
latest by Telegraph
SERIOUS STABBING ARRAY
FO EIGN NOTE S.
War ImiIlAinent.

BELGRADE, June PA battery of field
and four siege artillery was dispatched to
the frontier to-day. The reserves which
has boen called out for service-number
5000 men, and are divided in 80 companies.
VIENNA, June 24.-The political cores
pondence to-day publishes intelligence from
Belgrade, stating that all arrangements has
been made for the entire Servian army taking
up its strategical position by the 9th of
June, should rupture with the Portenese,
which appears very probable, though by no
means as vet unavoidable warlike action is
scarcely likely to commence before 1st days
of July. Ii is pt ssih's Prince Milan will
leave the capital the beg inning of next week,
and issue proclamation resembling war
manifesto and then Join the army at Bel
grade.
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The Troops Arriving At ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 34.-Part ofthe Nevada
delegation arrived last night. The delega-
ton is unpledged, but the members favor
Tilden in preference 10 any one else. Han
cock and Hendricks, they, say, have many
admirers west ofthe mountains, but there
seems TO he general preference for Tilden,
he being regarded as the representative OF
reform, and as most likely to carry the
Democratic party to victory. All the dele
gates from the Pacific islope seem alxious
to have the Chinese immigration question
discussed, and there will no doubt be al
effort made to incorporate with the plat
form OF the convention q plank on the
subject.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
4 Drunkark Stables his Wife.D
3y Associated Press.

By Associated Press-
MEMPHIS, June 24.-John Linn Hacker,
fatally stabbed his wife in drunken brawl
this afternoon. He was arrested.
A ire last Wednesday, al jackson, Ten.
nesee. destroyed the block of buildings on
Layfsyette street, bounded BY college
street, Centre alley and Market street. The
principal sufferers are Goh s. May, hiver'
stove and tinware store, the Dispatch print
ing office, Smith & Csidwelfs grocer!
store and J. Fries dry goods store. Loss
800 600: insurance $3l 90.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
A Desperate Fight.

Yesterday afternoon at the Rising Sun,
William Msyne, the oyerseer of Duponts
farm, his father and farmer from Chester
county, named White, were assaulted by
four men named White. Toner Casio and
Collins. In the fight Wm. Mayne had
three ribs broken. Three of the aSsaulting
party were arrested, and brought into
Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Lex TaliOuis,

BY AssOClated Press.
BATAVIA, n Y.-Thomas B. Quacken-
boss, who committed a rape upon Mrs.
Sarah Quackenboss, 70 years old, near In
dian Falls, last December, was on Thurs
day found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree, and was sentenced, this Afternoon, 10
be hanged on the llth OF August next.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
DIsRATCHEs FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
A Delay i'm the Adjournment.

4 Delay In the AdJOurnmemt.
BY Associated Press.
Y WASHINGTON, June 25.-The failure OF
the Committee of Congress to agree on the
c0ntr0verted amendments to the Legislative,
Judicial and Executive, the Post Office and
the Consular and Diplomatic Appropria-
tion bills, will, 1t is supposed, prevent Con-
gress from adjourning July 10th, as was
expected. The question as to whether the
Indian Bureau shall be transferred to the
War Department, on which a Committee OF
Conference has been asked, will also serve
to delay the final passage of the Indian
Appropriation bill. Thus far about sixteen
thousand petitions and memorials have
presented in the House, threc-fourths OF
them respecting public, and the remainder
private measures.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
That Everlasting Pfnchback Matter.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 25.-The Pinchback
case will come up again this week in the
Senate, and no doubt be discussed for the
Sixth or Eighth time, although the right of
Pinchback to a seat was disposed of early
in the session. A resolution is pending to al
low him the pay and mileage of a Senator
from March 5, 1873, till the termination of
the contest in 1876. Should this resolution
be passed it will give Mr.. Pinchhack about
$4,000. The Democratic Senators will op-
pose it and it will probably lead to an ex-
tended debate.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
The FRanking Privilege.
sy Associated Press.

BY AkSOCIHCSU fItNS.
WASHING TON, June 25.-The bill re-
ported by Mr.. Paddock to restore the frank
ing privilege, comes up tomorrow as the
unfinished business, but if Mr.. Allison shall
insist upon the consideration of the army
bill, that to restore the franking privilege
will be laid aside.
The resolution of Mr.. Sargent, recon-
menling the President to effect such 6
change in the existing treaty stipulations
between the United States and China, as
will stop the influx of Chinese subjects tc
this country, will be called up at an early
day.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
will Wait for the Tidal Wave.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Notwithstand-
ing reports that Mr.. Jewell contemplates
an early retirement from his present office,
ii can De authentically said, that he does
not expect - sever his presen. official
relations with the Government until the
ith OF March next.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Destructive Fire.
BY Associated Press,

st. LoUIs, June 24.-Two Of the northern
spans Of the railroad bridge across the
Missouri river al Kansas City were burned
Yesterday Tie loss Is estimated at 800
oo0. 1t will probably take two weeks to
repair the bridge, and in the meantime
the Hannibal x ST. Joseph, the Kansas
City x ST. Joe and ConnciI Bluffs, and the
ST. Louis, Kansas City * Northern roads
will not be able TO run trains to Kansas
City.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.

FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York. via Perth Amboy
and Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction
6 30 a m and 2 p m, connecting for Long
Branch and Squau.
Accom-. for TIentoD, connecting with Ex.
press rains for New York. 9 %, and III
am, II noon, 2, 3 80, so and 80 p m.
Way Train for Burlington q - p IN. Sum
day Trains l0a III. and and sop m.
Way Train for Boru entown, s and IL - pm
On sunday at 5 30 T. ia.
For kinkora Branch $50 NJ. and 81 P m
For Hightstown 6, 6 80, a H., 2, Si5 and 5@
p m.
For Long Branch and New York 5 am.
For Tuck ertown a IN and ) pm.
For Medford q and IL II a IN, 45 and bN
pm.
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton 6, 5, and I d
am. 81 ), and 30 p m. For Mt. Holy
l, and II 30pm.
sunday Trains for Mt. Holly 10 IN, ana
and IN.
For Merchantville and Moorestown lOP m,
| on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
only. - .ou
The Union Transfer Company Will eau
for and check baggage from Hotels ana
| Residences. Time cards and full lnlOfina,,
| tion can be obtained at the Depols anu
Ferry named above, and at the iolloWlhs'
| TICKET ! No. S5S Chestnut Street,
| y. +. Cor. Broad q Chestnut
| OFFICES. No. ll6 Market ST.
| FRANK THOMPSON, D. VI, BOYr lE. T..
Gen'l Manager. GEM Passenger 1v'
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ED.

uANWAY,-On the I'D inst, Thomes j..
Hanway, aged 36 years. -, , a,v
IAMBSON.- lon the oath inst. a. e"
Castle Charles H., son Of Giles and Kate
fambson. aged years and 1 months.
PtTSEY'-In this city, on Friday. June *,
of te pnoid fever, Harry r., son OF Cnsries
w. snd AnRie r. Pusey, aged years anu
months. ,o ooa Cor.
rie a. daughter of Slater and Ellzaoetil
Robson aged months. ,,,
TODD.--On the Sd inst, CLARENCE only
child of John w. and Mary u. Ioud, aseo
months and days.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Postal Changes.
By,ASsociated Press.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Amongst the
postal changes for the past week, are En-
breeyills. Chester county, Pennsylvania
Edward L. karr, appointed postmaster.
and the following in Maryland Robert +
Pippin, Bridgetown, Caroline county kn-
jah W. West, Cordoya, Talbot county, vii,
liam Hyden, Henderson. Caroline county
Gilbert H. Bowen, Ocean City, Worcester
county.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Under Wind and Sail,

By AssOclatetI Frtss'
New YORK. juno 24-The Ocean regatta
10 Cape May light ship and return will take
place on Monday next: it will be open to
sloops and schooners belonging TO any re-
coguizel yacht club in the world, and will
be run under the sailing regulations Of
the New York Yacht Club.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
wrestling Match.
By Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, June PA Greece Roman
wrestling match tonight between Mons.
Theiboad Bauer, champion Of the world,
ami Wilhelm Heygster, the oak of the
Rhine: body holds best in 5: stake $500,
the winner 10 take the net receipts Of the
exhibition, was won by the former. Bauer
has challenged Antonio Peray of San
Francisco for The next wrestling match for
81 900 side.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
NOTICE.

n Wilmington, June 70, 1876.
RESOLVED. that Committees OF the sever
al Civic Societies are cordially lnvlteo ~ ~
90. .onerate with the Commit, ee of Councils
at meeting to be held in the Clerk g once,
at the City Hall, on Monday Evening next
June aSth, at "a O'Clock, for The purpose o.
making arrangements for appropriately
relebratina the Fourth OF July.
Thus JOHNSON,
Attest. Chairman.
G. B. UNDERWOOD,
st-mh Secretary.
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The Legal Tender.
WASHING TON, June 25.
By A ssociated Press.

WASHINGTON, June 25.
The Senate Bill relating to legal tender
OF silver coin, which has already been quite
extensively discussed and laid over, has
been put upon the House Bill for the issue
of coin as an amendment, and the whole
subject made the special order for two
O'Clock on Monday, but Mr.. Allison will
call up the Armory Appropriation Bill be
fore that hour, the special order will be
displaced, though it will probably be con-
sidered as soon as the armory bill shall De
disposed of.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26

BUCHAREST, June A.-Prine Charles has
issued decree convoking an extraordinary
Parliament for the "a of June.
KEY WEST, June "a The Flagship
Hartford. Admiral W. E. Leroy, passed
here at ten o'clock this morning on her way
to Port Royal. All well.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
The Recent Tackle With Redski ins

BY Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Telegrams TO
the War Department from General Sher-
man gives accounts of General Crooks en-.
gagements with the Indians. They do not
differ from the official dispatches already
published concerning the tight at Rosebud.
Gen. Terry is now al that place, and would
take up the pursuit when Gen. Crook let.
| off for want Of ammunition.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will preach
at an open air service in Brooklyn, Conn,
on the second Sunday in July.
It has leaked ou. in London that the
Vice Royalty of India WAS offered TO Lord
Carnarvon first, and then 70 Lord Lyons,
beepso hsing tendsEsa e Lord 1411on. ,I
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
MARRIED..

~ ne htide's parents, Thursday evening,
- IA ' inst by Rev. Ge0rg r. Kramer, fuI1
nell G. McCoiley and Annie NJ. Massey al
wHITESFIsHER...In Philadelphia, On
June 10Th, by the Rev. John WalKefr r;.har Ha"n
both % of this city. Philadelphia papers
please copy.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
RAILROADS,
RAILROAD


ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, December 5tb ~,
Trains leave Depot. Thirty-second and
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Paoli Accom-. 8 20, 8, and 10 m., MAX
$50. and II 30 p m. on Sunday, SO, a. m
Limited Fast Mail daily,
Niagara Express daily, except ~" m
pnay Sumuay, IVA uon. rx,,o 7NamI
vexic except pnd au4Gay, HaHnver rx,ros. 7Gam
cePt Sumaay u - IVAN
York Mail daily. except sunday, S0O 9 IL ~
Mail Train daily ION sunday "
leaves at m and runs only to
ngn nnaIt.suuIgn . sNam
IN. On Sunday at 8 30 a m. WV
Fast Line daily. except Sunday, l2Num
Elmira l.. Haven EXP, except IL
Sunday, l2nnn
York. Hanover and Fred'k Accom-, Il
u except @ Sunaay. s. l26pm
Sunaay, 23Opm
/ sunday, , SWpm
Psrkesburg Train daily, except ''"" m
sunday 5Dpm
sunday, 6l5pn
Glhcsnhati EApress ually' 9Wpm
Erie Mail and Buffalo. Express,
except saturday. llsnm
Emigrant Express. 205 IN, daily except
| Monday. for which tickets must be pro.
cured and baggage delivered at ll6 Market
street, by 5p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION
| Express for New York. 2 40, 3 30 7m SM
and IL a m, LIMITED New York Eypresss
l25pm.) IS, 3 10, 35, 5 80, 6 IS and III m,
and Il midnight On Sunday . 10, 3SO
$50 a M, 4 35, 9 35, J pm. and u night
Mail Train m. Emigrant Train for
New York III 40 p m.
Accommodation for Trenton, 80 PM
Express for Long Branch and Squan, ! q
a m, and 35pm.
FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT .
Rustleton, 8 IS m, IL noon, ana . m
Way Train for Bristol Is pm.
Trenton, q s. and 10 Is a IN, . 3 80 4 TO- ) /
and 5 20 a m. On Sunday 8 l5 m and
| pm.
Express for New York 40 a m.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENsINGTON DEPoT.-Express to
Trenton, Lambertville, Phillipsburg
Easton, Water Cap, Scranton, &C., s.
M and 80 IN. Express for Belvlder
10 Is m.
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hope
, well 10 l5 IN and Is pm.
For FlcmingtOn 81 and 10 ID a N, and 80
pm.
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PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington AM
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NAV z. IS-k

MAY oS lo'V.
Trains will leave Wilmington as ionoN'
for u.rs
Philadelphia and intermediate stliVm' ~
40, :, S 10. 20, $50, 8 81, 10 l5 lVo' ~
2 30, ) n5. 20. Q 81 p m. ,o1I
Philadelphia and New York s. a hi' l. ~
II 81. ) AZ pm. .,, ,oS
Baltimore and intermediate Stations H"
80 a IN. 20, S IL p III. w en-
Baltimore and Washington l2o- / " 0"
am 25S, %, ~, 7 lopm IN. n,
Trains for Delaware Division lease "a ~; ~
New Castle l2 55, 6 20, . 80, H. - '' :"
p m. .....,,s 1oE
Wyoming and intermediate stations i'''
s. a IN. 6 80, 7 10 p m. .,s ,oh
Delmar and intermediate Stations ''''
935, a m, 8 630pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate o'"'''''
10 a m. 4 45, 6 30, pm. o,
Philadelphia and New York. 81 ~; m,
Baltimore and Washington, Il %, ors are
For further informal ion passehsat at the
referred to the time tables posleu a.
depot. cant
aug23.tf DAVID CONNEhL' ''f'
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Lord Duferin wears glass eye.
The Grand Duke:Nichael Of Russia. dur
ing bis recent visit 10 Paris, called on ex-
President Theirs, and discussed the orga-
nization of various European armies.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
PRICES FOR 1876:

Various quantities from . to 100 pounds,
at the rate of 20 cents per 100 pounds; 100 10
300 pounds at 60 cents per lUD pounds tor
to tons AT sl0 per ton over that amount
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured a large stock Of excallen,
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furp.
ish our friends at the above rates. and will
guarantee all who may favor us with thej,
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers
regular delivery. m2--6n
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
HEADS
TENTH PUBLIC SALE OF
Stock, Bonds. Loans and Real Estate.
At the Clayton House Building, vii.
mington, Delaware,
AT ii, A. NJ,
SATURDAY, JULY L,

AT IL, A. M,
SATURDAY, JULY L,
No l-S1.Acres Of timber Land in East
Clair county. Wisconsin.
No. .. One lot, 0 feet by $50 feet, corner
Of Washington street and Mount Holly
street Beverly. New Jersey.
No. 2. One lot, 20 feet by 100 feet, corner
Washington and Mulberry streets, Beverly,
New Jersey.
No. % shares Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company's stock.
No. 5. 20 shares vii. stm Bc'k Mnf'g Co.'S
stock.
No. 6. shares Will stm Box Mnf'g Co.'S
stock.
No. :. shares Viii. sim Bck Mnf'g Co.'S
stock.
Above for account of William Candy
Assignee of John McLear 4 Sen, Bank.
| rupts.
| llot on Brown street, near Cedar, 25 by 70
| (staS ed on the ground.)
IS shares stock Union National Bank o.
| Wilmington.
% shares stock National Bank of VIII.
mington and Brandywine.
Terms of sale and particulars on posters.
]. T. HEALD,
| Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
jeae-2s.l
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Seized by the Customs Authorities.

MONTREAL, June A.-Two American
barges engaged in conveying cargoes from
one Canadian port to another, were seized
to-day by the customs authorities.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26

CHANGE OF HOURS-WlLMlNmu,aaHucc.
~ q WESTERN RAILROAD-'o olnmIt miII rdn
Ing Monday, May =, 1876, TraihS WIZ
as follows: o and 75
Leave Wilmington 10 70 III, o'V 'D
pm. nm
Leave Landenburg 6 asa IN, y % anu Ind $50
Arrive Wilmington IS Il M, y "'
pm. and S5)
Arrive Landenburg II 81 III, " "'
p IN. ,,o, with
CONNECTIONS.-A Wilmlhs.oN
P w B and Delaware r h tram nj Branch
At Landenburg with Penna " pe'N
Pennsylvania Railroad. ,,rr supt
aug23-tf DAVID CONNEIh' "Nl
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
CAKEs MADE QUICKLY.

CAKES MADE QUICKLY.
Housekeepers can MAKE Cakes, Biscuits,
in few minutes by using the
DIAMOND STATE YEAST POWDER.
1t Is a home article, and its purity IL
Sold by ali Grocers. A-'d'
W0ODFIELD q KNOTS.
nya $1,000 yassey.al W, sixth *
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HOWARD p. WALTON. PUsEY A. WALTON
WALTON & BROTHER.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
|ICEDEALEPS,

OFFICES:-No East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and King Sts., Wilmington, Del
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ICE DEALERS.

25 to 100 pounds at 20 cents per hundred
| 100 to 1000 pounds. Cd cents per hundred.
to 8 tons, $40 per ton. Special rates 10
larger quantities. Eastern ice only.
api-6m j. b. CONkOW q Sun.