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The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
SheTiH's Sales.

At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Sheriff
Lambson made sale of another batch Of
properties at the Delaware House. Thos
M. Ogle called the sales. The properties
were purchased as follows:
on King street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, to John Mills, $4,2 200.
The three story house and lot, 1880, or
Seventh street near Lombard, belonging to
Florence Scanlan, to G. B. Lore, for $3.50.
There was a mortgage Of $4,000 on this
property nearly paid Off.
Lot at Fifteenth and Heald streets, 75x2O,
the property of Charles Wenzell, to NJ. M
Child, for 800.
Two frame houses at Locust and A streets
belonging to George R. Townsend, to VIM
M. Francis for $50.
Two two-story frame houses at Townsend
and A streets, belonging to George 4
Townsend, to Michael O'Gara, for $705.
Three two-story frame buildings, at
and Locust streets, the property Of George
R. Townsend, to W. NJ Francis at 5000.
Three two-story frame dwellings, at
Locust and A streets, belonging to G. r.
Townsend, to 7. j. Killroy for $3.50.
Lot 100 feet on street and 112 on Heald
street, also belonging to G. r. Townsend
to Archie Given for $5l0.
One-si1th of two tracts belonging to G
R. Townsend-No. /, 1856 acres against
which there were judgments amounting tc
about 81 900, to B. Nields, for $500. No q
20 acres, also to B. Nields for $lOO.
The property of Jno. Mcdonnell was
withdrawn.
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CPEC1AL NOTICE TO DEL1NQUtNl'
y OF
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR Mo'

We. the undersigned, receivers ueab o. 1sar ner.
Taxes do hereby give notice to all sucaper. u.
sons "a have not called or made solnT nns
rangements, that we will send eacn ~ V rsll
Postal card requesting him or hel ,WE,oand W v'd
Having rendered their bills, calico ums y 9raat
again, and while many have calleu, u,,osf f re-.
many have not; and the iatter We eottentiop,
spectfully ask to give this theil nell "SoSr done our
believing as we do that we nav ,oy yes and
duty in trying to collect taesy yess any ene
we have a responsibility resting n yM bonds
The money 10 due us. Wehave gl,vHen gi,Ha for it.
to the city and we are respon.siD,rea ,rainp us
The CITY needs the money and Is ulsltto 70 do
to collect IL or pay 1t, and we prooposs,n nd fur.
80. We must therefore cOllect lt' ,1n n" years
thermOre, we do not into 10 . W nerscps Il
collecting one years taxes; Az AZ to being
any there be, who nave 9isnIn ,aIaose call at
notified by Postal card, s,nI wlti 70 make any e,
ceptiOns. and when notified we ,st texpect
to call, and If they do not they ln"''
'dS OSice TeS No 10 East sixth street. Oesxo M 70
Market and King. Hoursf from A.
I'm, from to S and to = r. .pMn;ovOsT, q;
EDM!y!NlDt w.! Z D. RRGudins RnRncGluudins al
Receiver Northern Distr1ct '"''
north Of sixth 'trfSt}M fSS6t}MARD FAE;M4A,IR:; E;!.4,I: al
Receiver Southern District (inci""
south OF sixth street)
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE peaI UT Estate
Those who sell or transfer ~ hga1 gIaeayIrg q
will oblige the undersigned KAT ~ we may
notice thereof at our once, 'n"'
assess It to the proper owners; sp;RoyOsT,
EDRWARD FAKMlAaStso
no.. I'LL" city Assesso% As
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MYDROTHER's GRAVE.

There is ono strip OF narrow earth
Unto my heart more dear
Than oil within the kingdoms glrth,
With wreath OF golden gear.
Though / should leave my native nome,
To fortunes freak q slave.
I'd not forget that stretch OF l0am-
It IL my brothers grave.
You scarce can tell the earthen length
From any place around
Nor iron sai1ings lend their strength
10 guard the sacred ground.
ON 1t r. reared no tomb uncouth,
No cherished flowers wave;
Enough for me the simple truth
1t IL my brothers grave.
While mighty ones ia every land
Are shrined in Gothic fame,
The loWly grave cannot command
A shelter from the rain:
Yet sunbeams through the painted glass
Will scarcely reach the nave,
Rut often shine upon the grass
Abovemy brothers grave.
The idle ones, with careless stamp,
May walk the hallowed sod
But never from our memory tramp
The young who die in God:
To show upon the Judgment Day
Some floW'rets He must save.
And such one lies In the clay
That forms my brothers grave.
N. Y. Clipps,
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A Lady's Account.
Willianasport { Perm Gazstts.

Willianssport Psnn.) Gasstts.
Miss Matte G. White, Of this city, wht
was visiting in the family Of Mr.. Johr
Whittlesey, the cashier of the Northamp
ton Bank, writes to her brother, Mr.. Z. l.
White, an account of her experience with
the burglars. She says:
had not been asleep over ten minutes
for heard the town clock strike II, and
at half-past l2 we were all under their en-
tire subsection, there being a man or two
men in my chamber at once. screamed,
thinking it was John, and that the house
was on fire, and sprang out Of bed. He
put me back and ehoked me,
and then told me he would treat
me kindly if ! would keep perfectly
quiet. He said l was caught:-"You are
all caught, and you may as we'll give up,
He then told me l must get up. | begged
him to let me lie there, but he said mo"
and pulled me up and led me into the hall
and then handcufied me. After getting
me into the hall he said / would take cold
without more clothing, and l told him l
would take my death Of cold that way,
and he led me back into my room, when l
obtained more clothes, and he took me
with them. Very shortly after Maria,
Aunt Hattie, and her husband walked into
the same room, and the girl was brought
in with us. After they had got us all in
that room they made us all get up separ-
ately and dress.
Then Laura and l were joined by one
handcuff, and they took us of into the
front room, and put us in the bed, and
then tied our hands and feet with leather
straps, buckled as tight as possible. Then
they took heavy ropes and slipped through
shese, and brought the rope under the bed,
and fastened it with extra ropes besides.
They served us all this way. They treated
John cruelty; also Aunt Hattie. The last
operation was to gag us with rubber gags.
John was blindfolded, and tied in another
position. They then dragged him in the
lower bedroom, and he was almost dead
when found.
Laura and [ extricated ourselves first
by the greatest effort, and we dragged our
selves, bed and all, to the window, about 7
o'clock in the morning, and with one free
hand opened the window and alarmed the
neighborhood. We had to have our hand
cuffs filed apart. We are we'll, only that
we are scratched and bruised. and Johns
chest is black and blue.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
Another civil Rights Bill.

An interesting case under the civil righte
act was tried in the United States Circuit
Court at San Francisco last week before
Judge Sawyer. 1t was case IN which
colored man sought a remedy for having
been excluded from theatre. There was
some strong swearing on one side or the
other, for the testimony was very contradic-
tory on the simple facts, and 1t was charged
by the Judge that in the absence Of any
rule of the theatre that "negroes should be
excluded" there was no evidence to show
that the man was excluded on account OF
color, and that he might have been excluded
for some other reason. Under this charge
of the Judge the jury found verdict in
favor of the manager without leaving their
seats.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
Dr.. SimnlS' White PQlmOniC BdSam

During the last Is years more than 10000
people have been saved from the terrible
desoating effectsof pulmonry consumption
by using DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Bal
sam. It cures without fail when properly
used, and we hold ourselves ready to accept
any challenge as to the qualities of good ar.
ticles. We guarantee the 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. It 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-
reetions and do not yield to the solicitation
of pretended medicines and inexperienced
advice and you will soon find yourself rap
idly recovering. We have large number,
several hundred references of persons we
have cured, (many of them very bad cases, J
which can be seen at our office or given BY
mail when desired. DIR. Simms is gradu-
| ate ofthe class Of 1854 and can be consulted
| on Lung and Throat diseases every We'd
| nesday and Saturday at his private ofiice.
Office and principal depot Fourth and
King street, Wilmington, Del. Philadel-
phia depot. 6O2 Arch street. decS-m
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DELAWARE OUNTY, IS:
Ills. I H E COMMONWEALTH Oy
PENNSYLVANIA.

10 q" Shsr'r of Dslavars County, Grsssiro :
>, We command you that you attach vii.
lam II. Chnrchman, late of your county.
ny al and singular his goods and chatteis''
lands and tenements, in whose hands or
possession soever the same may be. so that
ne oe and appear before our Court Of Com"
mon m Pleas for the county of Delaware. to
ne holden at Media, in and for said comntV'
tne ISL MONDAY of DECEMBER. iS7h. x
answer The First National Pank Of Chester "
OF plea OF trespass on the cas- .. 10.
ana we also command you. that Won ann. /.
mon ", and all persons in whose hands
OF or P possession ~ the said goods or chattel or
any any OF ol them may be attached, 30 that they
Hna th every OF them be and appear before
tas SAID Court, at the day and place aSora.
said. 70 answer what shall be obiected
tefsalnst tf tAem, ana abide the Judgment of
ti,s-.G ths G1nrt tSf IT. 1thereing; and have You then
Witness the Honorable Thomas !. CLAW.
tSn, PRESIDENT Of our said Court At Media
me Isl day Of December, in the year Of o,,r
seventy.five. ""~'0" "no
ru,,. ISAAC JOHNSON, prothonotarv.
true and attested copy,
'osEfA WEBSTER. Sheriff. janl.2tvsw
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Stealing q Watch.

Night before last VIM. Coyle, of Chester
county, Pa, sought lodgings in the house
of Mary Ross, a colored woman, in Hedge
vile, Tenth Ward and retired to bed. While
he was slumbering, VIM. Diggs, one of
Mary's black lovers, came into the house
and went through Coyle's clothes, taking a
valuable gold watch from the vest pocket.
Diggs was promptly arrested, this morning,
and after hearing before the Mayor, was
held in $500 bail for his appearance at
Court. The watch was recovered.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
OUR 0INLATUREP POSTER

"Will your Honor please charge the jury"
asked an Arkansas lawyer at the conclusion
Of horse-thief trial. II WILL" replied his
Honor, "the Court charges each juryman
one dollar for drinks, and six dollars extra
for the one who used the Courts hat for a
spittoon during the first day of the ses-
sion."
O'Connor, No. 2, East Third street, is a
superior tailor, and keeps in stock the latest
styles and finest qualities of cleths, which
he is prepared to make up into well-1tting
and fashionable garments.
Boots, shoes and slippers in great ouanti-
ties and at low prices, at Fennessey's, 221
Market street.
Judge Brady, of New York, ellis this
good story: He was one day on the wharf
while an emigrant ship was coming in. An
Irish laborer, who knew him, edged along
side, and, after look at the crowdrd ship,
turned to the Judge and said: "Tell We what
Misther Brady, thin furriners is goin', to
play the devil with us entirely. What'll
we do at all, at all.
Now is the time to get stove patterns and
rugs at McBride's, 72s Market street.
b A lady remarked to popular divine that
his sermons were little too long. "Don't
you think sos' said she-'just little 9''
"Ah! dear madam" replied the divine,
II am afraid you dent like the sincere milk
OF the Word.'" eyes, l do," said she
"but you know the fashion nowadays ID
condensed milk"
Beds renovated and all kinds of furniture
for sale at L. F. Adair's, Fourth and King
streets.
When q man detects q missing button
after getting on clean shirt, no one in
the house 10 aware of the fact. He take,
OH the shirt and puts on another, quietly
smiling all the while. He never, neye,
speaks of it to soul.-Danburp Nsss.
This is dangerous season, and often the
fondest mothers care 10 NO protection
against Coughs and Colds, and Hoarseness
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup should therefore b.
kept In readiness. Price rs cents.
A young woman in Chicago put her falls.
teeth In glass of water at night, and IL
ne morning found them imbedded in 9
chunk of solid ice. She was late at break
fast, the process of thswing out the teeth
with bonfire Of matches having bsen slow
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
The Peninsula Advocate.

A new paper, the Peninsula ADVOCATE
published in the interests Of the colored
people of our city, under the management
Of Stephen L. Nicols, was issued for the
first time yesterday. The paper contains
twenty eight columns, and the first issue is
an excellent one. Three thousand copies
were issued last night and distributed
throughout the city.
The advertising patronage of the paper
seems to be COED, and the reading matter is
well edited and interesting.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
I7OTICE 70 WATER RENTEh0'
W WHLMiNGroN, DEL, Dec " low

able es st Dt1ls ths se Rsgstrsrs oisst b bi!s
Street The law requires tnas Pa ." the face o q
On or before January Slst, lTG, H. M month o. o.
sSe bl those Pad csnt dSrinss It'll Issss
sd FL ss2 ssins sssut the s.ddlsis%s %as h. sPS s%PSS 81
is7S the Registrar Is required Instituted ~ fos
the recovery Of the amoutn,tn no Susi such prss
water will not again be let th th' assessnleaacss
lies until such arrears WIN ,ns are paid .Onc'
and g OOfor drawing ferruiee
~ EDWARD MoiR Registrar;
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. -OLD DOMINION STEAM
N SHIP COMPANY.-The annual meet
Ing OF the Stockholders Of this Company y,
for the election of Directors and for d, ,Ss ,Ss
transaction of such other business OF lne
Company as may be necessary or pr{9P,sSt pa{ P,Ss
viii be held at the principal oftlce o. o. the the
Com mpany, No. 1877 Greenwich Street, hrusry IN .ry
city OF New York, on Tuesday, feUruaaS anS
8th, 1876, between the hours o. II li,pn g; III al"
GonSS"1gt H Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DELAWARE COUNTY SIS:
71.s} THE CONN g9MMoNwEALrH J, " OF
To tM Sheriff Of Dslawars County, Grssstn0:
We command you that you attach Will
lam H. Churchman, late of your county,
BY all and singular his goods and chattels,
lands and tenements, in whose hands or
possession SOever the same may be, so that
he be and appear before our Court of Com
mon Pleas for the County Of Delaware, to
be holden at Media, III and for said county,
the 4th MONDAY Of DECEMBER, 1875, to
answer Sarah G. Morton and j. Frank
Black, Executors, &C.. Of G. P. Morton, de-
ceased, j. Frank Black and Henry B. Black
trading as Morton, Black & Bros, Of q plea
of tresspass on the case, &c.
And we also command you, that you
summon -, and all persons in whose
hands or possession the said goods Or chat
tells or any Of them may be attached, SO
before the said Court, at the day, and place
aforesaid, to answer what shall be objected
against them and abide tho judgment O
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 llth day of December, In the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ane
ISAAC JOHNSON, Prothonotary.
JOSEPH 10 aas WEES WEBSTER, Sheriff: janl2 ltwev
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NINOR LOCALS.

The Delaware Loan Association, last
evening, sold $400@2OH. Balance pplied
to Withdrawing shares.
At the thirty-afth meeting of the Ex
celsior Loan Association, held last evening
the following sums were sold: $sOO@2l
$500@20N.
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DELAWARE COUNTY, SIS:
us IT H e COMMONWEALTH OF
| PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff Of Dslavars County, Greeting :
We command you that you attach Fred
erlck A. Churchman and George Church
man, late of your county, by all and singu-
lar their goods and chattels, lands and
tenementS, in whose hands or possess ion
sOever the same may be, SO that they be
and appear before our Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Delaware, to be
holden at Media, in and for said county, the
LIST MONDAY of DECEMBER, 1876, next, 10
answer The First National Bank of Chester.
OF plea of trespass Oh the case, &c.
AND We lso command you, that you sum-
mon -, and all persons In whose hands
or possession the said goods or chatteis 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 Couri
t9eFein; and have you then there this
Witness the Honorable Thomas ]. Claw
ton, President Of our said Court at Media.
the !st day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five. ''A1~
ISAAC JOHNSON, Prothonotary.
true and attested copy.
JOSEPH WEBSTER, Sheriff. jana-2tw3w
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
KINDLING WOOD.

You can get one-third more wood In one
of
RICHARDSON'S new BOXES FOR IS CTS.
than can be had anywhere else. The drivers
are allowed to receive but Is cents for their
big boxes, and
not 20 cents.
BIG $l.5O LOADS,
all we can pile on, containing at least
Is of the
ordinary box. Try load and see for your
SELF
Ask for Richie rdson' wood. The name is
ON the wagon.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
PROPOSALS. :
DRoPosAIs FOR B REMovING ASHES

1
Sealed proposals will be received bZ The
conmissioner, c until Il TrHURsDAY, the l2th
RiEuMoViNd r ASHES, DIRT AND OTTER
| RUBBISH, HNCfDENTAL TO HOUSE
| KEEPING, which may bs placed q t0e
o'clock. A. M..from the irst day Of March
to the last day Of August, ana Defore
O'Clock A. M. the rest OF the year, rom
Market Street, and all Streets East OF Mar:
ket Street, on every Monday, and rom all
Streets West Of Market On every 1uMctunyh' Msrch'
1875. The ashes to be removed in covered
The COMMITTEES reserve the right To reject
Guy ~ WIN, McMENAMIN.
feb2 Chairman OF the street Committee.
DRoP0sALs FOR HAULING CLAY.
WATER DEPARTMENT CHIEF ENGINEER's
NO, 100 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL, JAM. 9th 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until Thursday, February 3rd, 1876. at
For % hauling ii M about eleven thousand cubic
wards of clay from Chrlstiana River Inn
Droyement Co., and Wilmington and West
ern Rail Road, South Of Third street Bridge
to Cool Spring Reservoir.
Bidders must state price per cubic yard,
to be delivered at such times as may be
designated by the Chief Engineer,
The right to reject any or all bids IL re-
served. o
For further information apply at No. 1000
Market street, Wilmington, Del.
ALLEN RUTH,
Chief Engineer.
Address, proposals for Hauling Clay"
Water Department.
jan-8-6t
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"That's great victory for the right -
said friend of Spilkinks, the other day
alluding to the French elections. eyes
over the left,'" replied Leander. ~. Y
Com, Adv.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02

n1ANo AND ORGAN Jns TUN1fMSssl fMslod odee.a.. q.
Orsssns, Cabinet n Musical instr "
ments tuned and relaired;r rasns nsn and ,lde: No:
deons: 20 years experiences octSs@
40 Or3pgo street,
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DELAWARE COUNTY, ss.
lTHE COMMONWEALTH OF
PENNSYLVANIA,

| T, T. [ i II Il SOM NUN W EALxn OG
| PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff Of Delaware County, Greeting
We command you that you attach Fred
erick A. Churchman and George Church.
man, trading as F. A. & G. Churchman,
late of your county, by all and singular
their goods and chattels, lands and tene.
menes, in whose hands or possession soever
the same may be, SO that they be and ap-
pear before our Court Of Common Pleas for
the county Of Delaware to be holden at
Media, in and for said county, the LIST MON
DAY of MARCH, 1876, to answer The First
National Bank Of Chester, of plea of tres
pass on the case, &c.
And we also command you, that you sum.
mon -, and all persons in whose hands
or possession the said goods or chattels or
any Of them may be attached, so that they
and 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 ]. Clay
ton, President of our said Court at Media.
the 9th day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hund and seventy
i've.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Prothonotary.
JOSEPH WEBSTER, Sheriff. jan4.2tw.w
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DEATHS.

DOUGHERTY.-On the 3lst uit,, ct AZ P
NJ, James Dougherty.
The relatives and the friends of the fami-
~ are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence on Fifth street between
Orange and Tatnall on Thursday morn.
ing. High mass at 91@ A. NJ, at st. Peters
Church,
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NEW ADVERTISEM ENT6.

Furniture.-Adair.
Death-McLaughlin,
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wanted-A furnished room.
Stove Patterns.--At McBrides.
Proposals for Removing Ashes.
For Coroner-John H. Gallagher.
Gentlemen's uits.-AtO'Conners.
Shoe Enporium.--At Fennessey's.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02
DANCING.
DROF. A, g. WEBSTER's
2>lanf n0mnimH AC0AAmAY
DANCING.

Select Dancing Academy
Is now open for the reception Of Pupils
for the second Quarter.
TUITION: III
Gentlemen's Glass, MONDAY EVENING
nom s to 10 o'clock.
Ladies' and Gents, THURSDAY EVEN
ING from to 10 O'Clock.
Misses and Masters, on WEDNESDAY
evening from toS, and SATURDAY even
ing from to 8 O'Clock.
All the most fashienable dances taught,
including the GLIDE WALTZ and MINU-
EFT QUADRILLES.
AS WEBSTER
dec29-N Masonic Tempt.
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r ADOR EXCHANGE.

Men desiring work may register their
names with the Janitor Of the Delaware In
stitute of Mechanic Arts, South west corner
Of Third and King streets. OPEN EVERY
EVENING.
Persons desiring work done will find
register Of unemployed men at the above
place.
Applications by postal card, specifying
xind Of work, etc. will receive atten ton.
Address THOMAS TURNER, Janitor.
Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts.
dec.N.lm,
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-TWO SINGER FANNY
~ improved Sewing Machines. one oa iS on
SS5 Failing Table, only been in use n II i'nIs ~
while and is as good US new. '''''
8 ELIAS HOWE, some as good as new,
SON, some good as new, "AI'
2 FAMILY FAVORITE WEED
The above was all traded in for the Nev
American Sewing Machine, and will Nv hs
sold at bargain and all guaranteed. At ths
OFFICE,
7l8 MARKET STREET. Wilmington. DEL
Where you will also flnd the lightest rum
ming Sewing Machine in the city.
THE NEW AMERICAN,
and the easiest understood. a child can run
1t, and sold on easy m onthly instalmeuts.
Don't buy until after you have seen this
NEW AMERlCANfor you will be delighted
with Its light running.
janl6-lm j. H. PRIMROSE, AGENT
The Morning herald., 1876-02-02

VyHE HERALD 10 FOR sALE---1very
i morning nom o'clock ct the following
places:
Ryans, l2S Market street.
I Buffers, 40 Market Street.
Centennial News Store, eN Market street.
IcKelveys, Ninth and Market streets.
Britts, lG West Eighth street.
Chase's, New Castle.
Choate's, Newark.
RHiNn OnA H0Ill
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING NEARLY GIVEN
AWAY.

a" A4s
Mems Black Overcoats :. 90
Chinchilla Overcoats !: 90
Fur Beaver Overeoats, silk facing 40
Brown Cloth Overcoats, all wool 90
ALL wool Fur Beaver Overcoats 10 90
" Finest quality Beaver Overcoatsl3 90
4" Finest Quality Brown Kersey doll 90
=" Imported Fur Beaver Overcoats l5 90
+" Working Suits 90
" Business Suits. 90
e" Good Business Suits. 90
+" wool Business Suits 10 90
Fine Dress Suits IL 90
". Fine Quality Black Suits, coats
cut In Frock style 49,. Is 10
Imported Diagonal Suits II 90
We have a great many other styles, prices
and qualities that we have not space to
mention here. All we ask is come at once,
and you will see the Nicest, Cheapest, and
Best Stock Of Ready-made Clothing that
you ever laid your eyes on. II you want TO
buy any Clothing, all we ask is bring your
money, no matter how little, we are bound
to suit you. AS we we are sure this gigan-
tic stock will last but short time, we
would advise you all to come at once, and
you will not resreCyour visit.