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CArrAlS FWANR NJ. DuGry is the cham
pion prophet He believed, away back
in 1871, of the first CentcnniNl that
ridden and Hendricks would bc nomi-
mated by the Democrats, and published
his faith by placing their names at the
masthead of his paper the Franklin
(Ky) PatiM "Therc is no rubbing
this out Such gift OF prophecy and
undertaking devotion are rare, says the
Philadelphia Timcs, and if Mr.. Tildru
rewards the Captain with anything less
ihm cabinet position, then he de-
serves to he defeated ior n second term
--rycn providing he wins the first
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immense corn crop raised in KouIma!
county this ycm, Make il into Juice,
my boy
The mercury is up in the niuctics.
but the new editor Of the Brentwood
Gazette swcltors through n two column
salutatory with all the gIor Of Il sopho
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The Mayor and City Attorney of the
town of Dallas have very easy going
thing. Their salaries are only 5000
per annum each. The duties of THEN
offices are not corrcspondingly oncrous,
Tm HERALD thinks they are paid toe
much They do not concur in this
opinion. BrcRAam Bdlher
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A man should have but one fond wife
liut one truc friend to bless his life,
And cheer him In the h1ur Of death;
But one tooth-wnsh to purge his breath
And clean his tccth-and this last want
Ii well supplied In SOHODONr.
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CoIored Illustrations,

Engraved expressly Tor the work ut large cx-
pcnSe
Nrmly every state superintendent Of
Public instruction ~ the Union, or cores
bonding officer, where such an one exists,
has recommended WEHsrEHB DICroNAIN
~ the strongest terms. Among them me
those Of Eastern, Northern Middle, South
pru and Western StNtcs-TWruty eight in all.
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". n. LYrR. j. p huRlEf'
REAL ESTATE AGENTS


Improved and unimproych property In
every quarter Of the city; also, farms aud
farming lands IN Dallas ana other counties
Of Texas.
For rcut--D Dwellings aud business houses In
the city OF DALLAS. special attention pniu to
nb.trnctn NIX ana pericctng titles and eslab-
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by .. ~
W. +. bGTE 4 CO.,
Real Estato Agents No, lO0 Damar street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dallas Female institute

rho n ghth Annual session WIN beRli on
he First Monday Of September most
Euu COrps Of Efficient Teachers.
Tuition from 50 %, 90 $500 per month, pay"
bic monthly IN advance,
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Bcfter Dispatches.

TuE DALLAS HERALD gets better dis
patches from st. Louis than those that
come through New Orleans and Calves
ton The news gathcrcr for st, Louis
is infinitely more skilliul than he Of
Now NrloAns .llNiiM MhLitNmALl.
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II For Rent.

A new tvo-story brick dwelling, win
good ci4iorn, on Live oak street; price g"
Ter month. Inquire at Herald ONCE.
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j. M. Hayes, Attorney Mt Law, 2Ol Conn
mercc street (sOuth of COurthOusol, Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid to land
cluims.s hpriH
Hurt N smith, office In Post once block,
northeast corner Public Square. tcb2'dtl
W. y. oldham, office IN Mitchie's building
opposite the LoGrund hotel Main street.
jaulidtt
John NJ. StGmmous, Attorney AT Law, No
700 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
opfng-ltf
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DALLAS. TEX AS


Parties leaving the city for the sum
mer can have THE DAILY HERALD
mailed to any point for one Il an II
month in advance. nj.
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Small boys or good hnbits admitted, ana
nrut under the constant curr Of the Primer
pnI VIII, SCALES, Principal
ly4t-ljua
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4 highly cultivated farm with good house
barn, orchards, ETC., IN Illinois, for IeNa'
lands, or Dallas property Address Edllol
lirrald. Jyl3-u
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uI,tCii.

4 house OF six rooms ON Jefferson sur'l
jy2b
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Old paper, for sale nt ,th!s ONCE IN punlIii'
tlcg ~ -uit, a. u IA hundred. JS-jU
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Old papers toy sale ii, The Herald Office
81 per hundred.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


W. G. SiclIlcs, lands and city property, over
Clark ~ organs, old pOStuilcc. july6-d2l
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STATE NEWS.

Brcnham has Park Association.
New corn is being ground in Polk
county.
Houston is wrestling with water.
works proposition,
HUNT county hungcm and thirsts for
the appointment OF a few nolares pub.
lie,
The Telegraph 10 exercised over the
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CnmhinnlinmI.n ck Snir


unlls pCtent, cheap. Apply toe. b., Her
Md nNiCu. may IO-U
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Ferry Bros, SW Main street, manufacture
ers OF Pure Candies. French Pastry and lc,
Cream, mayG-2t
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NEW HIEATG ERE.

no the 300 Illustrations hcrotolote In Web
strr, unabridged We have added four pages
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Il COUNTY scandal.

A MINISTER FALLS FROM GRACE.
The citizen is responsible for the follow
III : We are furnished with the particulars
9 scandal which, although it will not
probably obtain SO extensive circulation
as the notorious BeecherTilton affair." is
likely to create q co ommOti0r in the church
1t seems that W. II, Graham pastor of
the NJ. I. Church. at QuanticO. WicomcO
County, Md, wss accused Of Illicit intimacy
with a woman med Bounds, wife of John
A. Bound Graham Indignantly denied
The impeachment, bat stung no doubt with
lpmorse and shame Mrs. Bounds confessed
there was more truth than poetry in the
rumors. On Saturday Mr.. Bounds armed
himself with shot gun, and going out,
met Graham driving along about mile
from the village Of Quantco he halted
the team, cooked his gun, and began q con
ersaton with Graham. The only portion
OF ne colloquy that passed between them,
that we could Learn, Was that Bounds told
him (Graham) that il he did not leave the
county he would shoot him. Graham drew
his hat over his eyes and remarked "ShOot
| II you are determined to kill me- But
Bounds did not shoot, for some cause, and
| we are fortunately spared the pain Of chron
| icaling a murder in connection with s,.luc.
ton. Graham has been married about
three months, and has heretofore been re.
garled as man of rrnproachablc charac
| ter
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THEPENINSULA.


.-az-a.rvr,r oux WEEKLY EXcHkN0Es.
The seasczd extswsl is two years old.
The great Revivals still csntinne AZ over
the State. ST
Tho Centreville, Md. Citizen is to be re-.
susitated. 60. --
GA. Ewing has resigned the conductor
ship of the J. l. B. R. r. ,ct,s..ra
Sherick X. Shallcross, is about to rebuild his
barn, which was recently destroyed by fre.
The postoffice at Gumboro in Sussex
county has been changed to rear Tree,
and PhilipJ. Parsons is appointed post
Last Friday little colored girl was burn
ed to death near Port Deposit, her clothing
having taking fire from contact with heat
ed stove. ....re. E#
LIP. Mcdowell, Esq, started for the
west on Wednesday morning, to make MS
annual purchase of mules for tae the Mid
dletown market.
The Commercial and Farmers Hotel, at
Port Deposit has been sold to Mr.. Miller Tor
Sc, 600. The Depot House, in the same
town, has been sold to Mr.. Whitaker.
IT. Budd, Esq, has connected himself
with the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad, in such
capacity, that the discharge of his duties
will necessitate his absence from Middle
town to great extent.
It is currently that the P. W. q B. Rail
road will at once begin the erection OF
large and commodious hotel at Ocean City,
to be finished by June 1st. This is what
The place needs to bring it up.
A little boy, son of Mrs Cristield, and
nephew of J. A. Pearce, Esq, while play
ing with another boy, Richie Hynson, was
accidentally shot through tie lungs by the
latter, near Chestertown, Nd, and has
since died.
The Board of Managers of the Peninsula
Agricultural and Pathological Association,
have decided upon Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, October I'd, 4th and 9Th,
187G,) as the time for holding the next
annual fair.
The Rev. NJ Benson, Of the NJ. P. Church
at Newton. and the Rscora are having a
lively fight, which is conducted upon one
side from the pulpit and the on the other
through the editorial columns of the Record
1t is entirely personal.
just at this time there is a good bit of ex-
citement manifest in this town The arrests
for smuggling, dismissals from Office, and
the new appointment, taken together, give
our people any quantity Of news gossip and
street corner talk k.-Lewes Light,
The barg Syrian Sta1,' from Liverpool
| for the Delaware Breakwater, was towed
into St. Georges, Bermuda, on the 18th
| inst, leaking and disabled. A schooner
| left st. Georges on the 18th to search fol
the abandoned brigantine, Samuel Welsh,
! Of Philadelphia which was seen on the 18th
| l20 miles south Of the DerIau1Is.
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HOSIERY.
Dr.. SiHmS' White Pulm0liC Ba]Sam

During the last Is years more than 10000
people have been saved from the terrible
desolating etfectsof pulmonry consumption
by using DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Bal
sam. 1t cures without fail when properly
used, and we bold ourselves reasy to accept
any challenge as to the qualities ofgood ar.
ticles. We guarantee tho remedy to be just
what We represent it to be- In chronic and
recent coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Hoarse-
ness, Blood Splitting, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Weak Lungs, &C.,
and In all diseases of the lungs tending
Toward or terminating in Consumption,
this remedy cannot be equalled much less
excelled. 1t will positively prevent the
lungs from yielding to the terrible effects of
Consumption. Let us say to the afflicted
and persons predisposed to Consumption,
give our remedy fair trial, be patient and
persevering, using strictly according to di-
rectiOnsan dOnOt yield to the solicitation
ofprctended medicines and inexperienced
advice and you will soon find yourself rap
idly recovering. We have a large number,
several hundred references of persons we
have cured, (1nany of them very bad cases, }
which can be seen at our office or given by
mail when desired. DIR. Simns' Is a gradu.
ate Ofthe class of 1854, and can be consulted
on Lung and Throat diseases every Wed.
nesday and Saturday at his private office.
Office and principal depot Fourth and
King street, Wilmington, Del, Philadel.
phia depot wv Arch street. dec8-m
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To use the languageof NJ. Marcel, quoted
by Herbert Spencer, "Wliat the learner dis
covers by mental exercise is better known
than what is told him"
Cincinnati Gozcttc:--"The resignation of
Barclay, the veteran Journal Clerk of the
House, leaves Speaker Kerr wholly at the
mercy of the parliamentarians on the re
publican side.'
The Boston Post philosophieally says !;
Baltimore's growth imparts the Who'll"
secret. Her trunk linz 10 the heart Of tha
West, her capacious elevators, her ,,dcl
terminal facilities for heavy and increa-
sing fGc :gtt business, with the consequent
activiy Of trade and rapid growth Of indus
trial interests, the increase Of Eer popula-
tion anc their general satisfaction and con
tentment, are standing testimonies before
the country to the wonderful power that
lies in city's husb& "ding its resources for
their intelligent loca, concentration"
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COHDENsED TEL EGRAMs.

A clew has been discovered to the n erth-
ampton baak .Sohbegps
me funesal IL ~ Win of Denlol ptew
took place IN Nsw Yak on entusoay.
Although over Afty witnesses have tes-
tihed n tie Lands trial thu end does not
seem near at hand yet. -,...-,...--
4. h. Bogardus and W. 2Kings shot a
pigeon match in New York on Saturday,
which was won by BogaFdus.
1t 10 now estimated that the amount &C.
cured by the Northampton bank robbers'is
one million, half Of which is negotiable.
The Supreme Court of New York, sus-
tains the conviction Of Dolan, for the
murder of James NJ. Noe. He is awaiting
sentence.
On Saturday night, the citizens Of New
Rochelle, West Chester County, New York,
celebrated the 139th anniversary Of the
birthday of Thomas Paine.
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OUR IMMATURE PUSTER.
All kinds of furniture for sale at Adair'
4th and King streets.

All kinds of furniture for sale at Adair's,
4th and King streets.
Happiness and prosperity depend to a
very great extent upon good health All
those suffering from Hoarseness, Cold, or
Cough, should try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
1t cures.
A young gentleman got neatly out of
fine scrapc with his intended. She taxed
him with having hsscd two young ladies at
some party at which she was not present.
He owned up to it, but said that their united
ages only made twenty-one. The simple
minded girl thought of ten and eleven so
laughed OFT her pout. He did not explain
that one was nineteen and the other two
years of age. Wasn't it artful?
Go to O'Connor's, No. 9 +. Sd st., over
Dubell's Hat store. lie makes stylish
and well-ftting suit at considerable per
cent. cheaper than any other tailor in the
city.
The Woman Suffragist of New Haven are
discussing the question, care the women of
the country more responsible than the men
for the extravaganza Of the times % But
to thoughtful mind it would seem that as
long as men don't wear eighteen yards OF
cloth in their pantaloons there's not much
need of considering in the matter serious
ly.-Norwich Bulletin
For pair of white kid slippers for balls
or parties, go to Fennessey's 22l Market
street.
Mr.. Lincoln. used to tell in his inimitable
way story of Winchester converted Con.
federate, who was so overjoyed at receiving
his pardon that he exclaimed "YhanI
you, Mr.. President, thank you! Now, I'm
pardoned. s'pose Pm as good Union
man as any of you-cmphaticaly one OF
you again. But didn't Stoncwall jackson
give us hell in the valey!'
Mcbride, 72s Market street, can suit al
in carpets, oil cloths, and window shades.
The telescope man was around last week
having dscoYcred new object of interest
on Saturn's ring. "For ten cents you car
see it scttin' with its legs hangin' over the
edge, gents it's ba'd-headed, and if any Of
you're looking for Tweed, just fall into line
and take your turn, for ten cents" Al
| there was no detective present, the sugges
tion was thrown Brooklyn ArgWs.
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO DELlNCCENE
- OF
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXFs FOR lSIj

We, the undersigned, receivers ol @a
Taxes do hereby give notice 10 III H1el Po, y,
sons as have not called or made SHIlE ai'
raneements, that we viii send each one
Postal card requesting him or h3I 70 cll
Having rendered their bills, il'!eamiI
again, and while many have cal'eay as'ta
many have no.; and the laftaF we NO., an III
spectfully ask to give this lhtif ",'tA""nI w,
believing as we do that we nave do'Ie VI" UaI
duty in trying to collect ttie.e ''At, "no ""'
while we have no desire tndi''f''>''hi "ms u
we have a responsibility re'Iil's gll ~. u,|
The money is due us. We ehasc si'tn m o,hHf i,
to the city and we are reSpolislpe ,nu iUt nd nj
Tie city needs the money ana Is uls,,s ,s AL
to collect IL or pay IL, anu we Props, ND mr
so, We must therefore collect ll Anv 'aar ,ar
thermore, we do not into I" De Nv" ''a"s .viHi| N
collecting one years taxes. AZ tt' e., h,snr
any there be, who have IiH.l,ha ~ ,,il oS' NJ
noiitied by Postal card, will pie!N va.' sroY :"
once. for we do not intend 10 mAhg l'IS G al
ceptions, aud when nOtlheyi we o. ioyr oyneS
to call, and If they do NO! theS h'NS''P''
the consequences. lana. h.twaeu
Office No. 10 East SIKH street. oe,TetO IA
Mark Ell and King. Hourslrom a. ="
p NJ. from 2 TO and to r. NJ ,u
EDMUND PROVOST, .u
Receiver Northern District lhc'0u'D'
hor'n VI '''A'n ' EDWARD FARMAiK All
Receiver Southern District onei"''A'
south Of Sixth street)
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE 'p.aI UM Estate Estate
Those who sell or transfer H.. n1Sn leaving 81
will oblige the undersignea Kat ~ we may
notice thereof at our once, 'h"'
assess it to the proper Mm oWl1e'fp fpROvOsT,
EDWARD FAKMAhr,o frors
ID City AsSessols
ian4.'T6tf SA' -
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DELAWARE COUNTY, SS.
I11 THE COMMONWEALTH OF
- PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff Of DslaDare County, Greeting

We command you that you attach Fred
erick A. Churchman and George Church.
man, trading as f. A. a. &. Churchman.
late Of your county, by all aud singular
their goods and chattels, lands and tene.
menes, in whose hands or possession soeyer
the same may be, so that they be and ap-
pear before our Court of Common Pleas for
the county Of Delav are to be holden at
Media, I'm and for said county, the lst MON
DAY of MARCH, 1876, to answer The First
National Bank of Chester, OF y plea Of tres
pass on the case, &c.
And we ais, command you, that you sum.
mon -, and all persons in whose hands
or possession tho said goods or chattels or
any of them may be attached, SO that they
ana every of them be and appear before the
said Court, at the day and place aforesaid,
to answer what shall be objected against
them and abide the judgment of the Court
therein; and have you then there this Writ.
Witness the Honorable Thomas J. Clay
ton, President of our said Court at Media,
the 9th day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eighthundands seventy
five.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Prothonotary.
true and attasted copy.
JOSEPH WEBSTER. sheriff. tan4-2twsw
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Money Makes the Mare 60,

Mr.. Trimble, of Newburg. has sold his
bay mare Music, by Middletowh, ne by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian, and now owned
near Lancanster, Pa, to Mr.. Robert Bon.
ner, of New York. The mare has record OF
22i15, made by her in the ''two-twenty-
three race at Hartford on the I'd OF Sep
tember, 1875, which race she won by win
ming the first heat by head from st. james,
in 2.29A; the second by two lengths from
st. J. in 2.22A, when she out trotted the
whole field in the stretch in grand style.
The third heat she lost to Simmons Bella,
she winning it by length from st. James
in 2.2a. The fourth heat was another mag,
nifcent display of fast trotting. Music,
coming away from the whole field, won the
heat and race by length in 2.22}a, with
Blanch second. The price paid for music
has not been made public, but it is believed
to be not less than slS, 900, Mr.. Trimble
having last Fall refused $4,000 for the
mare. Not content with Dexter, the IA
nous "King of the Turf or with Grafton
Wellesley Boy, Molsey, Lady Stout, the
editor of the Ledger now deprives the tur1
of one of its fastest and stoutest trotting
tars.
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The BLACK Hills Trouble.

OMAHA, January 70, lS7o.-A large
number of citizens have left here
during the past week for the Black Hllls
and many persons are arriving daily, en-
route from the Esst. Much trouble is an
ticipated with the Indians in that section,
this summer. The Arapahoes, who have
been south this winter, say they are all de-
termiped on a war for the possession OF the
Black Hills country and are prepared! for It,
It is not thonght the government will inter
fere to keep the miners out, but it may leave
them to protect themselves.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-31
CLAYTON HOUSE,.

ARRIVALS UP TO MIDNIGHT.
D. c. Belknap, New York
H. T. Harris and wife, City.
8. Morris, Chester Co., Phila.
Edward Burke, Phila.
H. c. Hayes, Lancaster, Pa.
John Davis, New York.
Capt. Jas. Lawless, Bristol, R. /.
Rev. John Dewitt, Harrisburg, Pa.
Frank Lawlor, New York.
Harry Bond, Phila.
Charles B. Chandler, City.
VIM. Herbert, Mass.
James Dunbay, New York.
J. E. Warner, Treas. "Wilmington Club
Thomas B. Smith, City.
r. N. Nelly, Tennessee.
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Matt Carpenter.
By American Press Association.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. ~, lo'o.-A
journal Of this city has statement to-nlgn'
to the effect that there is report that the
Grand jury has determined not to indict
Matt Carpenter, though there was plenty
Of evidence to prove that he indirected re-
ceiyed campaign funds from the WHISKY
Ring, and attributes the fact to the alree, an
and Irresistible influences from Washington
as forcshadowed several days ago in these
dispatches.
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A Large Funeral.

The funeral of the late Jno. B. Grubb,
proprietor of the City Hotel, al the fort 0.
Market street, took place yesterday atIer-
noon, at three O'Clock. The funeral was one
the largest ever seen in tbs city, the re-
mains being accompanied to The Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery by more than
fifty coaches. The services were conducted
by Rev J. F. Smytb, of Grace Church.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-31
Y. M, q. 4.

A prayer meeting was held at the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Association
on Saturday evening and was well attended.
Interest in the work seems not only to be
increasing with the members, but with
those who are not. Mr.. Chas. A. Colby
has recently presented the Association with
a beautiful motto, entitled "Lead us not
into Temptation" There are now nearly
300 members belonging to the society.
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DEATHS.

GALLAHER.-In this city on the Goth inst.
Mary CARDIGAN, wife of Alfred Gallaher, in
IN the 29th year of her age.
The relatives and the friends of the fami-
ly are invited to attend the funeral from
the residen ce' of her father, George Mccall,
No. l24 Market street, on Tuesday afternoon
Feb. 1st., 1875, at'2H O'Clock, to proceed to
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Services at the house at 2 clock
The Morning herald., 1876-01-31

r1NHE HERALD IS FOR SALE---E:very
i morning from o'clock at the following
places:
Ryans. 1913 Market street.
Buffers, 1D Market Street.
Centennial NC';s store, G07 Market street.
McKelveys, Ninth and Market streets.
Britts, IN West Eighth street.
Chase's, New Castle.
Choate's, Newark.
Price one cent,
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starkwsather.

Late Congressman btaFkwess"o1'
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-The remains ol
the late Congressman starkweather arrived
in a special car attached to the Washington
Limited Express, ct $40 p. m, yesterday,
accompanied by q Congressional Committee
ana Postmaster General Jewell, and several
other gentlemen. The remains were taken
to New Haven on the 6.15 train.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
DrI,AWARE COUNTY SIS: ii
y THE CoMMoN,WyEEAAh'' !, yEA.
! L. 8. - PENNSYLVANIA n,,aIsI
To the sheriff of Dsla''ars c"""'v' wi

wv CfsoT ~ " .4,oh VIE
We command you that aa y0T" yoT your our eoan,His'
kv ali and singular his googhSo ohose hands ssnSt
lands and tenements, In w,ru nav be, solna. sola%.
nnssession soever the same ,9%I ,ToI,rt Of Conno
he be- and appear before our Of DE peawaIUe,,
he holden at Media. IN nna nn1arlVWETR Nj iS'Snk|
he m 4,h MONDAY Of Dt1On, and ]. f"dh- de,
answ.r snS w. sarah c. Merton p ~" Mortol1,, ,ssk u
Hack Executors. &c; or u u Henry w ,. MJ(s ncs
ceased. ]. Frank B'HGR NICK XXX & Bros, Of "p
oT % trnssna..s on the case, &C. YOU, that ,lhaose ase
VI And we also commana, ,sons Ans in WAT
ana oM W. w. e and all person goos or e'aso, 20
teis os "r AZ ony Of them may Yam nj be and apgaee
tSo hnfore . Ike said court at n.hal be
oeiore rnsod ie to answer that sI'I' thn udgmeTe
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