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Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08

CATARRh.
Bones Of the Nose Eaten Out-Mem-
ory Gone-Mind lmpsired-Cured
by Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.

PuILaDELraIL, PA, May !. ls7a.
MEssRs. LtrrIEFIELD 4 Co.:
DEAR siRs:-lt gives me great pleasure to in
form you that 1 am able TO attend TO my business
again. Some four months ago was taken down
slck with CATARRH. with which l had been
troubled for years in the worst form, aud had 10
leave my work. 1 went to New York to be treated
Tor 1t. employed the best medical skill In that
city with little benefit. II called by them the
worst form OF Catdrrh, oIcna. The bones ia my
nose were partially eaten away. My sense of
smell Was gone TO such degree, that on one oc-
ca-Isn while at home IN New Hampshire, We
killed a skunk. and although they said IL smelIed
terribly could not detect any thing. ! also bad
very bad dizzy spells, everything seemed to
whiri around me and would have 10 sit down
ten or fifteen minutes before ] could walk. I
have been laid up sick abed a week at a time; IN
iact never expected to get well again, and my
folks iek alarmed at my situation. it also affect
ed my mental powers to such an extent lnzi IL
was impossible Tor me TO remember even coul-
mon occurrences. While at home l was induced
to Try your Cons titutioual Catarrh Remedy, aad
never while sick was | So much relieved as while
using II, aud began 20 improve and have been
gaining right along. and nov feel as well ever.
chceriuIy give You this testimonial and II IL will
lie Of any benedt to you shall have no objection
to your using mynaine TO help introduce med.
Yours respectfully,
r. l. ADAMS
Travelling Agent for steadman. Brown S Lyons,
Publishing House. fhiladeiphia, Pa.
Price 81 per bottle. Pamphlet OF - pages &,
giving treatise On Jatarrh. with iunumcrable
rases oi cures. sent FREE, by addressing the Pro-
puetors. iyr!s
LIrTLEFIFLD 4 Co, Manchester, y. II.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-08
EDMUND BURKE.

Late Commissioner OF Patents.
MI X III Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ar
plications for Patents having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof of
great talent and ability on his part, leads me to
recommend all invent. rs to apply TO him 10 uro
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very Iessonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. Is.6-Iyrl
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Sherif's Sale.

Hn,roo x Moore usc Of,
Bu,ron, Moore & Coleman STATE Of Iotisian
y. No. 40 ' nari>hol Rlrhiaud
i. O. Edwards q q. ). Iith Dist Court.
Bod.
~ vigIue Of a. urlcr OF seizure and sale
ID issued from the Hon. III District Cour, in
and tor SAM Parish AMI state. 90 the above
entitled an! numJe ea -uir, aah 20 ne dIrcc.
ted. have ~'ized aud viii otl,r iDr sale at
the door @. the Cour; house, iu the ruwu of
RayvIiie, La, TO the ,a,t aud highest bidder.
within the hours prescribed By iaw, CA
H''"rdoy, 'he 9Th dag ., May, 80,
the following described properly ,o-wir:
Onc lot Of ground, frou;iu. b. feet g., depot
grounds west, and runn.n1 back east l.,J feet
IN town If GirarI. Ia, being the la; upon
which tie store house stands ocrnpiei by B.
. Edwards * Go. June lGrh, l.7l, as u store
hoa-o. Also vacant lot, known a. Lu, No.
ib. fronting - Tee, south on dcpJ, grounds
and running back north q feet; ali N town
Of Glrar,I,. La,
Terms Of sale. twelve months credit with.
ON the benefit oi aPprui,cmcur purchaser
10 give bond with appruyrd secuu'y aid
ntol'gesc retained on he property
G. II. MOORE. sheriff.
bHyviii". LA. Aprli ..iii. ia.g-.1i
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
NUERIFF'S SALE.

J""" 'Ao.i". n'o;h, ~ >n Fosr,c,,'r Dis
~ "a. 80. rIIr' q u:i. Par
H....a"i IA aG- - Il k.chant.
Sal. OF Luru>il.., Il.
HY ,irs,' If a WI, ii -,..urc ami -a,e.
ISSUED from .r,. 81 r,~.,.t court. - ....,..
styled aI.f numbered rN.ruurv rcrc, No.
art To- u.r '.p".'rt. have seized aut VIII
off, g.. -a.-- or ...u.. aucjiou e. the la, and
highest ,.l.--. ~ r.. ,..urol the court Anu,c
I'D 'l" ~. 90 X ,y,I,n La within H.. ..uf-
rrr,rn."a hy aw. oa
>,uRoaH. rue" rH ..hyuF NAY. \. y. 30.
'h~rn..w.n- @~-.nn..l ,r,n,sof land. together
wJr. alN,0r -nIar ne bniltn-, improy cmeuis
'.rgrua. and a'' The r.-',r-. wav.. privileges
-,ryud", .H1 Advantages thereto belonging
nr my w.-c dHl 'rIaiuiuE, al ,ii'at,d IN the
Parish Of RcLnuj, 70 vii.
.-,--A e..r'.!u 'rarr Of land. beng he cas-
lG| of session ,r;icer, an ,lc south haii
3d.! 'hr -rH'.-rn-' .urteT Of section light and
.... ..l'.-r,-; guar,cr m southeast quarier.
a.3 '0- -u.".-w--' Tuutrr Ct Northeast GUAR
'sr .. ...H.r. sixteen, cwn,hip fourteen
rr'u. us.-" ia east, containing 80 ares
.nns' .r !->-.
-Ht-A ,'sau tract e and. beiu- ''I.
Vest nai If Srru. I seventeen and lie ~urri
,.''f ..1rrr %. '.r" north eat qHari-r. an.
'r' r.r'n we; quarter ct the south ca-' crar
'r % ~4r'I"h eighteen, township fIur;crn
a.. rtng" - rrsr, containing aJpu, g..
.t...>
.r.-A certain tact 81 land. beng 'Ic
"'ua r.>t Guatirr, All tire co., hall OF the
n.'ta west quarter Of ,rc'ipE twenty, town
-n.p '"urfecn north, rang sly east containing
-l# acres more ar les
IEEAs 70" SaLE.--Gar lrart Of land 1T
'n'y" described viii tir-, D.. ni.,rct fr cash.
"t. '""eii' Of nrPrai>"'nru 10 pay the sun,
10 "'' Thousand dui'afs. " j'h eight Per cent
per amman interest Thereon from Fehruary
18th. .,-l. The said land and also the other
H,.H- above dcscfIur,l viii then DO offered tor
cash without lhc benefit Of nrprai-cmru', 70
pa. o." r-raruIn. suns VIII interest anI
costs a. cuunuau'ci by ,aii WIT.
A,ID: -a.a lands r...i Dee roH ~ .u.- Of "a,
49, ;,.'u 'rn aur u.u,- raaH HH, acres. o.. peg
pa, 10 ue exhibited
{ H. MOORE. NDc,lE
kayE.f-r ID Ann. O. . ..-.-r.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
GHERIEF'S SALE.

Iort l. Ba.r.
~. 40 80 Sia'c %: Ln.i,f
James VI Eala,r. ana. laIj,A OF
l.. Virginia Elchcr- \ hush. { R..l lt,.l. PAM.
y. NJ. Isl Court
James " BARKER.
bl y.r;ua "l ;"o Wis Il "a. "a. issued
from The Honorable I.,r-a to.rr ~ all ilr
the parish arI state aforesaid. BOZ 'a,. ah.ya
,',iat aui numbered suits. aut tome directed
/ aavr --.<"I aut VIII otter t.r-t'.. .. o., Ia,r
au. % chest bidder, a. tire dp., 81, the ,4l.r
house 100, VIC town Of keyyt'r, Id. w.,l.u
the boar, prescribed by law. on
SATURDAY. TIL 9Th DAY ~ Nay. 1876.
tie following described prop ty. to wit:
The :. l. of y " ! Section Il. Town.
-hp Is North, Range q East. containing ~
a.r"-. - br-ieis corn more or les. > halcs
cotton stove. and fixtures / old table. |
-rnis,uur. ! pair sheep shears. a. bushels
sweet pouto"S more ar 'c,-. . anger. cast
P.ow,. steel sweep, mon tunrA harrow
to.il. . lIoes, hrirr hoax. / cow and calf
yrar.ug, 3 sow>, y -hoat~ aud y pig,
Terms cash, with hcuetir ug aprrai,emru,
/. II MOORE. Sheriff
Rayviile. la, Arui jui, 1876 1T.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
DkNil.s. +. BEATTY. Wash
inSton. hoT Jersey. y
4 tONAISIa'EIpN GtIsID.

N/Ah"'d pty>icia ,, s~r!r"3 ,,uul active pr,r-
utc. hayiu- hat p..crd go bis hand, by ~
Ea>r ln'H Missionary the Formula uta ,j,nI,,-
Vegetable Remedy, ipr tie speed, and yer.
rnanen Cure Of Consumption, Eur'hIIl<. Ca.
'arrI, .As iIut. si.i a. h,oa, and Luu- Aher.
unu>, al>c Il Positive and Ratrr.r, Cure tor
Nri'uus Debility aua an ~ ou> CuMI iain,,,
"tcr having thoroughly tested IL, wonderful
c"r7tI"c powers - thousands Of ca-c. feels
o. ..Is Cu. o. Hfkr i ou"wu To his suffering
fellows. A.'ua'ad 10y ill., :ao;irc. and -
oi-Cir'r.""t desire o" rrlir," human suffer.
in., lac VIII send fire n ,drrgC T. al wh"
desire =. rh.s rrrrc. with fall djrccrion. ior
preparing sfui successfully u>,n.. Sent Nv
rrtrrn man 10y addressing ,I,j. stamp. naming
thl- rap"r pr {. ". STENEN>.
Monroe "''ck, >ynaru,,. y T.
March e. lS-f-iv
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
AnOther Premium to Guhrcrihers
TWO PAPERS FOR Tue PRICE OF one.

TWO PAPERS Fer THE PRICE ca one.
THE lyToaNEE Is az eight page, 'nrnthy
paper. published AT EIg.u, H.. ~ - cents
per aunum. 1t 4, devoted 10 Hcli,h. T7,-
pcr1a,c, Pcacs. Edi-toa. .7gri-ri't0c IN,
Diary, etc, each department being IN charge
Of a competent editor. We have an arrange
meut wirh the publisher by which we are
enabled to offer it free for one year. 10 every
one who obtains a new subscriber 10 orr
paper, or be may have il SEM 10 a. many
other persons Is he sends a. names for ours
With such an iuduaement. VIII No, every
reader rndcavor To secure AZ least one sub
srriher for the BThcoN, and receive THE IL
FORMER It year fn his trouhlcy Send all
names ant money to this Office II
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06

Darcy d Whee,r
- Nos g. &7lH
B. o. Edurr'.s n CO.
+ Gcii"u >rarr of Lp'-i.u1a
". No. 5I3 PARISH "f Rn.hiaud
d O. Edwards to PaI-ir CouIL
Appleton, Noes y Go.
". SO. 81.
3 o. Edward " 60
By virtue Of four writ, "r Fl "a issued T on,
the Honorable PARISH Conn IL and fr tie
parish and STAT" aforesaid. lu lie al..vr styled
and numbered suits, aud to ne directed.
| have seized aud taken into nv
possession and will offer for sale. al
the door f the court house. in Eayviiie, Ia
within the hours prescribed by Iaw, 10 the last
and highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 9Th daJ Of May, 1915,
the following described property, VIZ
All the stock Of goods belonging to the firm,
OF B. o. Edwards & Co., as per inventory ,c
be exhibited OH day Of sale.
Terms OF sale, twelve months credit with.
out the benefit o.: appraisemenr.
{. II. MOORE. Sheriff.
Eayvlllc, Ia April -. l>7S..;:,
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
--- 60 -
Burning Out the Chinese.

A press dispatch from San Francisco MAY
>, says On Sunday evening. the Chinese
quarter in the town Of Antioch, near the
moa;h Of the San JuIruin rivrr, was burned.
The Chinese had been previously warned 10
leave town. by the, whites, ami most Of them
obcyed he order. Those who remained
were unmole>red when the fire broke ont
All the houses were burned except two.
which were removed This morning. No per-
sonal violence was offered the Chinese though
the excitement was great, aud a large crowd
gathered TO witness the destruction of the
habitatOns.
And yet. no doubt, a majority Of rha; crowd
are sirong advocates OF the senseess doctrine
that "ali men are equal except c. iucse and
Indians, Of course.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
I. 90

\ dispatch to keiogg's private secretary.
dated Coushaua. May ,, says Senator NJ.
II. /. Mitchell, moltaIly wounded, and Geo.
King, his brotler-n-law, was killed whit.
crossing tue river at Cousarta by an unknown
party. Signed L. F. Wesler, Clerk Of the
Cont Of Red river parst. Other dispatches
state that an unknown man rode through the
town Of Coashaita 10 tie river bank and COM
mrn"ed firing with repeating rife. at
Mitchell and King who We're on a fiat being
irrried over the river, the result a. above
stated. The negro fcrrymau was also wound
Ell. Senator Mitchell was one Of the holding
over Republican Senators.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Call for Parish Convention.

We publish in to-day's issue a call by the
State Executive Committee of The Democratic
Conservative party for Convention, TO meet
B atom Rouge July 2Irl, tor purposes there.
in stated. Therefore, in order 10 give tie
people of RIchand parish ample time to
hold ward meeti ~ and be fully represented
in Parish Convention. and in the absence Of
other authority, we suggest that the different
wards hold meetings on Saturday, the 20,h
day of May, 1876, for the purpose of electing
delegates to Parish Convention to be held at
Rayville, on
Saturday the Bird day of June, 1876,
'iol the purpose OF eieclius delegates TO the
said State Convention and ctfeetns a thorough
organization Of the party.
Do not leave others to attend to this matter,
but 90 yourself TO the ward meeting, express
yoar opinions and do your own voting. If
YOU do not do this you should be consis,en;
and find no fau!, or express dissatisfaction
with what is done by those who attend the
meetings.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Important 10 AgricU;tmristS.-
The Bismarck Cabbage.

We have received from Europe, a limited
quahIiry OF the Bismarck Cabba-c Seed. which
produccs solid heads Of cabbage. the siz, fl
the month Of q flour barrel and larger These
, cuormoEs cahha@es are raised with the most
ordinary culIlvaton, in any climate. and 81
present prices, double the ordinary profit j.
realized from their production. In transplant
ing from these seed. great care should be
used 10 give suiiicien, space for growth. A
package sent To any address postpaid. on t.
ceJpt ot - cents. Three packages, SI.uu
Eight packages 500. sure cure for CAB
ba@e pests aud Fine Oil Chrome size by %
sent free with each package. B. ALEXAN-
DER y co. sole L. ). Agents -rh stree, oppo-
site Coopers Institute, New York. Please
quote this PAPER. ON
We have now on hand a large assortment
ofierter head aud no'c head paper. Of ysripus
sizes. AMI also lot of bhI head paper blank
cards &c, and Hose vino desire work Of that
kind we propose 10 10 il inr Nrw Orleans
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed in every
instance. We have now new and varied
stock Of type Of the latest STYLES. and are pre-
pared to execute small Jobs a. neatly a. can
be done any where. Ia addition To the sup
ply we have on hand, we have ordered some
large sized Roman, suitable for blanks q
every description, which We propose 10 exc
cute with taste and Ucatuess. Il.
Remember The place TO buy ANYTHING IN
the sewing machine, sew ing machine attach
nrul oil or needle line. is AT the Sewing Ma
chine Emporium of J. F.. Behen, Monroe. La.
OGGiY FoR SALE-Wc o;Icr for saleaNo Is
So Bcafjy's Golden Tongne Parior Organ.
manufactured Ly Mr. DAME! +. Beatty, Of
Washington. y. J., who adver;i>es in onr
coIumns. The organs manugac,ured by ,iri>
hOdse are noted for their beautiful finish, rich
deep tone, and great durability: have only
10 be seen aud heard to be appreciated Call
al tins office If
Piano FOR SALE-We offer for sale Tn
celebrated Waters Piano. This is said TO be
an excellent Instrument and any persons
DESTROYS o, purchasing one would find il to
their interest to call on as before ordering, a.
this instrument is fully warranted 10 give
satisfaction. #
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06

A smart Illinois girI who had been cruelty
Tilted, rose mp in her wrath and recovered
5000 for breach OF prorIisc-aud she had no
sooner got this suit ont Of the way than she
took soms OF the proceeds and went night 70
work on arOlher-a handsome black silk
made after the domestic Fashions
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Atmore'S Minca Meat.

N 5lb, l1lb, ISlb. and BIB Buckets, and
az rctad in quantities to suit purchasers. TIE
ESET MADE.
LlNT!N X EGGLE>TON.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06

\ little colored boy on No l.. d. Lacy ;
place, while riding in a dug out on Cross
bayou, accidentally fell out and was drowned,
one day last week -.Hgdis0a Journal. 3ri.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
LAND FOR SALE.

F1Nhe plantation within four or five miles Of
i Delhi. known As the Ninsun Place. on
Joe 5 Bayou. Ii contains abnu, 800 acres. one
hundred acres bcted, about 81 acres can be
put IN cultivation with lIuic work. "a tine
cypress brake (ths bet on the bayou. Price
! 100 cash.
Apply TO WILEY P. MANGHAN
Feb. p. ls75.--ti. Rayyilie, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Local SreViiieS.

Moonlight nights
'"'! "'or'ns, gow.
ha' MONDAY Night
"FEa'''@' "--n''@", -
-" water falls SOW.
"'o" ""1 Tor h'"i"@
u .,''"' your Ie>'nrc"'
" .''''' ''' '''s1''
'-'''''
.', ''''' INV"
- '''' '''''' ~" = i'-'
Tine Sc, for caoI cotton ,.-,u
FIRES ten c,n,tao,.,l,i. r,,.. Me-.
No; mu.n CONT a,,,n ,j,:, yyo,.
Don. f3r.cr The oari.,, convention
The ovr,;!ow was hard on rranG,.
The ccoI nap was ,!eaiA to ,hcauats.
CyrrcoaIs Jiuu-lt oat again Tuesday.
N""or Use dcrrrriun IN vour dealings.
y, one ever lot any,h.rg by conrc,y.
,"''d'' your expenses every way you can.
me '''e' runs '"'o"rh III" p,H"l" c"i-"h
It i, better 10 be employed than idle, if you
'a.y earn your Joard.
WHY won!I !G, "a. day nr,r VOL; he g.
r.''' '''"' '"F 4 h'l'''!'
Honest iu'"stry j. always honorable. L.,
matter how humble ycrr occupation.
There wa, too much wafer q. tie ground
May Day for piruj,.jpy 10 bare bee, j. .,,c....s
az is al i'll wind blows noLoay any good.
fhe overflow las been Z rro,cction against
ramps.
There ha, nor been very mucl, RAIN Nh,
wreg, bu, +, lla, been more Or less cloudy MI
,h. time.
The Madison Journal says there seems 10
he strange fatality among the horses about
IaIIuiah.
May does not pan our bright. sunny days.
vdr,saicI flowers, Eden lowers and CAV
liruics worth cent 81 far
Remember tia, IA uninn there is STRENGTH. &c
and that "the price Of liberty i eternal vigil
aure, and keep your eyes open.
NJ 7 ,r5y,yolr -,r v,rrr c,,,;.r
1r,,l;..,o p,rs,, t,. .,;,,,,.l r,,,..... ,;....
.,,,,or >, ,l,. r.,,,cr,..,I t.xJ.ir;,.-,
go,
bi- affair in Nicl~bgrg To- day. and the SINAI,
boys anI dir;es Of ,ia, ciry Will be happy.
I---r.... -. -, =,
cool doy.. are no; very rrodp,.,;,.. If NOR.
reflections or the Use Of choice. li,erarpre in
giving EXPRESSION to che, ,houyh,
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Sugar and 7KO,asSes,

1 IL GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS,
n All Grades Louisiana Moa>ses, Crushed
and Powdered Sugars, constantly on hand, at
March Eft LAWKIS x EGGLEsroNS
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
The Beacon and Free Press for
Four Dollars.

THE DETROIT FREE Press has acquired
great celebrity for lis fund Of quaint humor
sparkling w.t. stories. sketches. choice general
literature, chess an puzzle columns, news,
etc. We have arranged 10 club the RICHLAyp
Beacon with the DETROIT FREE Pass at
greatly reduced rates. and will take subscrip-
tons for the two papers for 500: and thus
our subscribers can secure one of the best
papers in the United States, in connection
with the BEAC0y, at an additional cost of only
one dollar: Send in yonr subscriptions If
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
. 20.

Mr. Norwood has had quite severe spell
Of pneumonia, hut is improving and hopes
next week TO he able 10 take charge of the
Clarion. - roreiovSr Clarion.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06

Best quality OF SpIiag Steel Nacb.ne Nee.
dies. for Oh kinks OF machines. a, the machine
5yesry of } F Bcbrr, Monroe La. rsni.
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Canned Fruits ana ycycta,,,r.

SnH CASES Num-en& Son paclin.
DOo CONSISTING If Corn Peas. Tona
toes, Lima G-au> >n.rura,h Peach. Prc
Apples, Gop>chrrrIc>. Strawberries. Eiun
Piwns, Ghu'arb Wrou chcrgj,, aud Blac.
berries. also assorted Re E-uil.. ru, ~
,p"'aliyi.r IIr',',. N,"rn,Lnti,. ui Far.hr..
" I,vEfV Il EGGLLsrox
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06

The most skrlliul navigator cannot always
rUaintain a perpendicular in boat ouiy ten
inches wide, OF prevent it dipping over when
he loses his balance Consequently one Of
those tricky crafts upset ON Wednesday and
spill Miles Kelly in water rather too deep
for wading.
ou Thompson. and Esther -, two
women OF color, lad misunderstanding,
and Esther became so much excited that she
attempted TO enforce her argument by tue use
OF wash.boartl, for which liule indscretion
he will be called ON to interview the civil
authorities
.rst rs we predicted. there is no end 10 the
.rsuh.c Murrcl is making with his political
hrclhren who dug his grave some iiUc since
and tried 10 bury him out q si:lir. He is
h6iing club meetings. and having himself
endorsed, in ,pte Of the parry lash raised
iArcateningly over has coored friends
Judge Ray came CAT agaia last Monday
and opened court, hu'. water still being mp 50
as to render the Attendance OF i large number
OF persons almost IT not quite impossible, he
discharged the Jurors and after some IoJine
business ADJOURNED The court sine die. So there
will be no district court ia the parish until
next September.
l. appears to IL, lLa, ,olesaJly close col
lection of the pse sent assessment OF the taxes
ID cur parish ought to put ii on; Of debti 50
comerip and ray your taxes, and experience
the feeling produced by tie consciousness of
being out Of debt. What a glorious thing j,
would be 10 be oiu of fie5; aud have some
money ia llie treasury
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06

Sewing Machine Needles, G5r per dozen
81 ! T.. :. y D 'hea's Nonfr.. rr,---rI
Richland beacon., 1876-05-06
Anything.

TNTHE FANCY GROCERY LINE CAN
! BE had Of US at prices which are bound
To please.
March Eff LAYKIy < EGGLESToV.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-14
FINANCIAL.

WILMINGTON, Jan. IL.
co,DAND BOND QUOTATIONS..
.or,ed NV Craig, johnson Il Co., Bank
.nd Brok ers, sixth and Market sts.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-14
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
stock Market. g
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ID, 1875.

bid ll25agll2slj Phila & Read
liver l(6 @l09 RR, 5lN95l1s
|S 1881 l2U%@l2l North Penn III @53
5- -2Ds 1865 1910 ll63| Ihila y ERE N1s9 2O; Z
lyls65 III 7ll2(gsales lOC&A kk lIA9i212
y l.y 1857 l9MQsales| Lehlgh Val GzIstq6ZlA
July lSGSl.Ola@ " Nay STOCK oOA go rs
lG.4Os 1870 'atawissa X Rle5zgl9z2
New IS llt55@ll6M do pretd. 43l2 d4}54
|ty IS s,new lO65s@ l061s y Central ! S4@S7I4
10 sOf N l35%0lB HestOn Vile 39512GJS91tt
knna RR 5iN@5i3s '.g.,., f7.. ". +.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-14
RAILROADS.
IDHILADELPHlA, WILMINGTON AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD. VILE

IizS4zERssssa7K -. W - w -4U
J., NOVEMBER n to75 et &. Iif
: Trains win leave Wilmington ss fol
Philadelphia and Intern etiiate stations,
100, $40. 900. $50, 1880 H. ., 2 4IO, 72O. $50
Philadelphia and New York, Isl q. m,,
II. IA II 43, 5.46, p. III. 5}I' IH.It N8 BIT
Baltimore and Intermediate stations,
1852, 8O5, a. m. $40 pm, Hut. 20
~ Baltimore and Washington, 1872, 1.55,
Trains for Delaware Division leave tor
New Castle. 500. 6.2O. $50. u. M, Us. $40,
Harrington and Intermediate Stations,
800 9.3ta. M, $40, p. m. f.-
Delmar and lntel mediate stations, sou,
$50, q. m. -."
h.. SUNDAY TRAINS. .,.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40, a. M, 4.45, $50. p. IN.
Philadelphia anu New York, l.3l =. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852. LIS
Fcr further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. .,tf..,,.-y...
aug 28-m H. f. KENNEY. Supt.
4 yHANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ 4 WE-TERN RAILitOAD d. Commenc-
ing Monday, September 18th, 1874. Trains
will .un ~ fOllOws:J ar "a :.
cave Wilmington iO.3O q. m! !,and 5.35 p. m.
Leave Landenberg 645 am, and l.3O p. m,
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 am, and 3l5 +. m.
Arrive LalideAberg L. Is (. m. and $50 p. ~
CONNEtWlONS.-At Wilmington, with
P. w. Il B. and Delaware X. Il. trains: At
IAaTdenberg with Penna. Delaware 4. X.
aug zs-tf DAVID ',ONNELL, sup.
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EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. February Nc. Iszs.
FORrY-FOURTu CoNGREss.
Cf0sing Proceedimgs Yest.rday,

SEN ATE.-Aft TIER our report closed
lie OIL repeating section 2.sd3 of the re-
WED statutes. making RESTRICTIONS ia the
Ilstflontons or public lands in Aiahams
MlSsisSippi. Louisiana. aud FLORIDA after
being amended, was passed
The bill I'm relation To having tba t,ta-.s,
on the District of Columbia bonds w. re-
ported from The conference COMMITTEES az
me Two Houses aud passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE--After our report closed
MIR Tucker, from the Conmittae on WAYS
and Means, reported a bill To amend the a,t
relating 10 the execution of custom house
bonds. lItprovides that any such bond NAV
be executed by one member OF a firru and
that his signature shall bind all. the same as
IL all had signed u The bill was passed.
Mr.. Walker, (Ns..) from the Committee
bill TO apply the proceeds OF the sales OF
public lands 10 the education OF the people.
and IL was referred 10 the Commits OF the
Whole.
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AN ELoPFMENr FROM RoUNDOUT.-The
Information became public yesterday after
noon tnat sad domestic drama had been
enacted In the lower part OF the city, the
actors therein being Henry Newman. his
vile, and young man employed In New
mans shop bearing the name of Philip. Mr..
Newman has been married eight or nine
years 10 Caroline. She is about forty wears
Of age, comely, pleasant-looking woman,
and has been the idol Of her husband, who n
niieen or twenty years her senior. His mo-
ney has been deposited In the savings bank
III her name. On Sunday last Mrs. Newman
started for New YORK, where she announced
that She was going TO make a visit, expect
ing 10 return on Tuesday. She took II $50
with her On Tuesday the young man Philip
started for New York. The young man PM
llp Is atout thirty years OF age, tall, aud OF
pleasant address He was a general favor te
unul IL was intimated he has a wife In New
YORK ROiasdOln Freeman. Peb. III.