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RICHMOND, Va, July 22.-rhs commission OF
medical experts appointed by the Governor % invest.
gate into condition OF Hillary Page, the
gro ircendiary both now and during period VI ha
confessed crime, " arson IN Chesterfield county, have
unanimously reported that he mas been hitherto sane,
and legally responsible for his acts The Governor has
therefore ordereI the execution Of the deAtn
against hin on FRIDAY, Sept. l.
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Boston July 2.-rwo Italians, calling them
selves Charles aud August Burgust, registered at the
Phoenix Hotel. 20 70 Green street, yesterday, aud
aOout 1880 O'Clock tals m lrnng Of them attacked
the other, u II salu while he was asleep aud cut his
{ nroAt aud otherwise horribly minged hin. The muf-
Ied, and ms ylct before dylng SAID that
his own name was Nichols Sayisnon. The id'nuV Of
the murderer has not yet been established. Money
undoubtedly tnc motive 10 the act.
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CANON CITY, Col, July 2..-rhe sheriff OF Ro :
sta yesterday captured Joe Talmaigl and Felipe sa.
Lag the murderrrs Of Mr.. Newman, In Wet Mountain
Valley. rneY brought TO this city AMI lOuRei In
I'm where they Cputcsse the murder, Last night "a
party of the citizens fore ID the jail AID hanged
Everybody approves the act.
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HoPKiNToN. ioya, July ga pleasure party
of ~ persons went sailing ON the Maquota river late
laat night nd had gone but LhOrt distance when the
bOAt unset aLi only two Young men w"re saved, Inc
drowned Mrs West Miss Billings, aud Miss Hyden.
young child Tue DO les Of Miss Billings aud the
child have been recovered.
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Suslnrss Notltrs.

The Resuits Of Impaired Objection ART
poverty OF the blood biliousness constipation. cebiir
oes Of iesh lass tuue. and dependency. These hurt
fu cous quenc"s ar most efec,ualv remcdied and
preve TED by that energetic promoter Of the Dig eOt
aud assiMuutvt progresses ard ecu stor " the stomach
bowels, AMI associ,ie ORGANS, UDOLPH WoLFE1
sclledam Aromatic Schnapps.
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WILKEsBARRE, July 2..-Henry Meis, tax
collector OF this county living at hazleton, has de-
canned with $lOOOO IN collected taxes and several
thou, ana dollars borrowed from immediate friends.
The county officials la hs city nave alchei Ills bonds
m the
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The sboo,ing al IyimbIcdon

LONDON, July 22.-rhe match between the
English, scotcl, Australian, and Canadian teams
which began last "Wednesday at Wimbledon was con.
cudci to-day, The ranges mot to-day were 800 900,
aud 1000 yards The English team won, The following
are tue scores al the three Ranges; ., 49,.
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the BASE BdLL FIELD.
The Mutunls Winning the Finh Champion
ship Game with the Hartfords.

About 1900 persons assembled on the
Union grounds yesterday afternoon to see the
NTH match for the championship between the
Mutuals Of brooklyn and the Hartfords. The
Hartfords have played so many fine games this
season that easy victory was predicted for
them. Contrary to the expectation OF ALL the
Mutuals played remarkably hne game. They
outbattcd and outnclded their opponents at
every point, and won the game by score Of To
3. Before the game began the liartfords were
the favorites, aud pools were sold at so to $40
were without the ne" services Of Allison, their
catcher, but liighhm hlled his place very credi-
tahly. Allison caught In the hrst inning. hut
was SO sick that he had Ia retire from the field
Mr.. DutchaIm, OF the Staten Island Club was
chosen umpire, and the Mutuas went first to
the bat; base hit 10y Huldsworth, one hy Ira
ccy, and one 10y Hallihan gave the Mutuals AN
earned run In the first inning. In the second
inning base hit by noldsworth and a muif 10y
Ferguson gave the Mutuals another run base
hit 10y Ferguson and a thrcc-base hit 10y York
gave ;he iiarifords run in the secund Inning.
Neither club scored again until the fifth inning.
bond made his first on a base hit York hit
high one over the centre FEEDERS head hy which
ne made "A nome run and sent Bond home. This
closed the nfth inning, With the score 3 to 2 in
favor OF the liartfurds
In the sixth inning base hit by Hicks, one by
Booth, one 10y Mathews and one hy Holdsworth,
gave the Mutuals three runs two u which were
earned. In the seventh inning liallhan made
splendid three base hit, aud single base hit 10y
Hicks sent him home. In the last inning liall-
han hit the ball over the right hclder's head and
made home run before the ball could be
hVied in
The Mutuals played remarkably nne game
throughout. They had only one error during
the game Iallihan's batting was the feature II
the game, and he led the batting score Of the
hutuals AS did Nurl, for the llartfuIds. Holds
worth astonshed everybody, lie came to the
bat fye times and made four base hits. York
and liigham played the test for the HartfOrds.
Appended Is the score by innings:
Msl!fcia. ds
Time o. game hour and 30 minutes. Runs
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81 RINE fvTELLI0 ENCE.

MivrATuRS Al fANA RUS DNv
sun riees 4S sun SETS. "a Moon ssts.. IS
ai..H WATER-rut- ~
sandy Hook. AZ fOov. isanu 10 81 Hell GIte. II 81
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Ruptnre.-A permanent cure by DR.. MARSHr
troatment. Six elastic ttocNin-s. abdominal betty
sho ldsr brace, End surgical appliances Of every dS
Church.
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The Death ofnu Ex-,.overnor.

KEEsE, N. H., July 2.-EX Gov. William Halle
died here this morning, aged SIXTY nine years. lie WAS
Governor OF New HampshiTe IN 1857 aud 1919
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: Thousands can testify that the Peruvian
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Dent Paw s. for an Inferior Elastic TruS
when TIE best Is sou Tor a at fONkEOl s. si6 Broad
Az
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Remarkable success. - The effective new SIN
Z sic ifus' sod only oy Elastic Truss Company dSj
Broadway,
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Time Of game | hour and 20 minutes. Run
earned Mutuals 3, Hartfords >.


The Putnams and the Athletics played a fine
game yesterday Al Prospect Park, Brook Ign.
The score at tho ninth inning was tie, II to IA.
The Athletics went first To the bat in the tenth
inning, but did not score a run. The Putuams,
however, scored three runs, which gave them
the game by the following score:
I 4 s.i e.. &C.,. 9 9 : 81.
The staten Islands defeated the Winonas Y
to4.
THO Osceolas boat tho Nnmeless Cluh toN
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II You are bilious.

tone no your liver Take Quirk's Irish Tea.
Sold ny druggists ~ 90 cents a pacSAge. dido
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Clark's Nj d,tert anssn sea Salt. for sea bathing
81 home reconstructed bv All physicians. Try I-Adp'
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NJ RRIED,

Ciistad oro's Hair Dvc acts instnnta ncou-iv
Always produces Tie SHADE dcs.rld. SO jim /.
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SptciaI .iotltcs.


JEAN DRAWERS,
...,.... rs to as INCHES, coo. A PAIR
UNDERSTANDS
DRAWERS
R5c, SIC SOC, 7lc. each. AND UiWAh1,
j, ". JOHNSTON,
200 GRAND ST., NEW YORK,
t27 SIXTH AVr CORNER earn ST
PIANOS AND ORGAN. We are irsa..ri ,
offer Pianos and organs, new dni Sc oni tnd ui H. L
Claes maAerr, uilullls waters, IA prtt--1 d7 l -
iugh low tor cash or On Instruments tat tn p't {
eed not be DEVOID Of IN" luxury 4 ag1ni lniruh
People NUT have good dc / toi "a utUr ulnnrNl ana
HORACE WATT lt- n ~ONS. Isl broauWAN, Sew YORK,
nov elnus sp 'ndi iasti ilurlis lnf 70 i' h"'tF.
KEEPS CC-tUM ~iiItI~, mtlc tun,A :
thr very ucst; tor -, not he slightest 90 -i" 70
satisfactory 81 h;OadwAi undG -! Area So T. ~ des-
pima
CANCER AND ~ NOH
cured without the kni e, &. u TIC. tT Yam Appy "
Or. j BALL co 81 Liberty st.
ROYAL havana LOTTERY.
tbs,kO
WIN be drawn on Aug Prizes cashcd; orders
llvd; Information furu shea free
TAYLOR CO., uanNcrs
\'.il ~ -. y y
oSPECiAL SALE ME>'- ~rnAN t" -.
Cl"sing out price ne, iOt.tT Ir't go -
Shu.cl it, ny SLAMS.
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SPECIAL SALE MEN, ~rNAN ifh =
Closlng out price Nc, ios"tr lr', go -
Chucl IT., W siaIIt,
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
N. Simms' white PQlm0nc BaBn, y i;

During the last rs years more IN ta"u terrible
people have been saved RON oonnsumpto!n n
desolating eflectsof pu!monrH H,,I,Tmonic ITic Bal.
by using br. Simms' White Phan nropery
ssm. II cures without fall Wnen tosccept
used. and we hold ourselves Ieasy eas s9yfsood sl..
apy challenge 90 to the qualltisJsv Jv u to be- Just
ficies. We Guarantee the remeoy r"nic and
Whst We represent it to be: In cnlyH yHoerse'
recent coughs, Sore Throat, CIoI'p Cnn'pp1 Cough,
ness; Blood Splitting. WnoTtTn Wt Tnngs, &c.
Bronchitis, Sore Breasts, Weaan ANS tending
and In an diseases OF the tnranpssSnmption,
toward or terminating IN noJ much les
this remedy cannot be equailea. a.rmavant m"t tbe.
e1celied. Il will positively P1e sefSsctso!
lungs from yielding to the tel'tIb tn the afBictsa
Consumption. Let us say W TCoonsumptiop,
and persons predisposed TO " nratieit and
give our remedy q fRir trial, DeorpJing De pJnig tod.
perseyering, using strictly .So lsnlicitshoaa
reetions and do not yield to the .STnerenced
az rretendod medicines ana n10oMnrself rap
idly recovering. We have 10 10 persons w
several hundred references ,,srv o. bad cases.
have cured, (many Of them :, vH,y ca or given py
which can be seen at our oInCo oIss; II IL q gradu;,
mail when desired. DR.. Slmlhbb be consultesa
ata ofthe class OF 1854, and can eo every nv Wea.
",c Tnmr ~ and Throat diseases svv,ota svvt otice;
nesday and saturday at tsdnst MS Fourth ssa1. sa1c
once and principal dePoin inel. PhilaSSsT,, =,
King street. Wilmington D0" decS'I
nhia DEPOT. 6O2 Arch street,
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MINOR LOCALS,

The attention of the readers of the HER
AID is called to the sale of farm and stock
of James A. Logan, on Monday.
Mr.. J. T. Heald's fifth sale of bonds,
stocks and real estates, will take place to.
day at the Clayton House, Fifth and Mar
ket streets.
The usual prayer meeting of the Y. M. C.
A., will be held this evening in the rooms,
at 9th and shipley stretss, after which there
will be meeting of the Board of Managers
A full attendance is requested.
Workmen have been engaged in re-roef
ing the Union NJ. E. Church, with felt. The
Trustees are now receiving estimates for
roofing of various kinds, with view of put.
ting on, in the Spring, an entirely new
roof.
The following subscriptions have recently
been added to the Firemen's Centennia
Fund VIM. and Joseph Graham, 81 each
Joseph Hyde, IS; John R. Hartman, So
Hiram Lodge, No. 25,A. F. A. M. Newark
$40 the Lodge also appointed committee
to solicit further subscriptions in Newarl
and vicinity.
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OUR MINIATURE PUSTER,

"Quicker transit is what we wantn'
gasped fat policeman, as he chased a
thief down Park place, New York, the
other day.
L. F. Adair's furniture and bed reno
waiting establishment, is at Fourth and
King streets.
There may be, as Shakespeare says there
is, "a tide in the affairs of men," but in
the affairs of women it is all tied-back.
Corruption in our National affairs has the
same effect on the Government that severe
cough or cold has upon the human system.
Political reform in the former and DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in the latterscase will
remedy the evils. At the druggists. rs
cents.
A lazy fellow falling distance of fifty
feet and escaping with only few scratches,
bystander remarked that he was "too
slow to fall fast enough to hurt himself"
o'Connor, No. 2 East Third street, makes
fashionable clothing very cheap.
The man who "fell into raptures" with
a pretty girl, was got out with considera-
BILE difficulty.
Fennsssey, 22l Market street, makes a
specially of white kid slippers.
The little New York beggar boy overshot
the mark when he wiped tear awhile and
said he had three mothers to support.
Go to Mcbride, 72s Market street, for
anything in the housefurnishing line.
Where is the man who could have once
purchased Manhattan Island for dollar
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
The Tragical Leap Year.
From tM Chicago Tribune,

They stood together in the entry beneath
the hall lamp. "Then, Henry" she said,
~ low voice, wherein were blended deter
iinatic s2d love, .s,,.y9 "yGu Re refuse
egt. ey :uls th.t w"Yes Eis the pVu sp.aker. al rs
Voice s trsmS]ed' tuar Tet. firm, thosp; viii be
brother to you, and sSd.nlt@k pride your
course through life, ak eger trouble
should befall you there will iessNpe one
friend to whom you can COZ toiyccor;
put l can never, never be yur nSJ Jna."
20" 1T is not because am poor, heY For
Oh, If that were all, cold toll ela from
morn till night for you and strive a win
home for you, humble it mlgt put
our own" lit is useless to attent % Nm
duce me to change my deter Zion.
Though I am Int poor, weak m, / can
never, never change my mind" Then,
cruel young man, 80 fair and yet stfalss.
farewell. Tomorrow you will nv
mangled remains on the lecture plaorm.
and know that it has been your work. But
it will be too late," and, clasping hi 70
l.er bosom in wild embrace, she fed ITO
the outer darkness.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

Atthe Third street Market House, yester
day afternoon, there was good display O.
fruits, vegetables, ETC., which were disposed
Of at the following:
Butter, per ID, SO, 4O@45 cts; sausage
do, 41@16 Cts; scrapple, do, s@1S cts.
apples, per half peck, 15,1S@25 cts sweet
potatoes, do, 1s@s5 cts; white, do, 12@
1s cts.; eggs, per doz' 3s@4o cts; peppers
do, 2S@35 cts; onions, per half peck, zoe
% cts.; beans, per quart, IL cts; cranber
ries, do, 1O@l2 cts; celery, per stalk, 4@
8 cts; cabbage, per head, SOLO cts; tur
nips, per half peck, 10@12 cts; chickens
per pair, 81 OO@$1 so; ducks, 81 .00@$l .25
lima beans, per quart, 16 cts; apples, dried
per b., 16 cts; peaches, do, do, 1901
cts; lemons, per doz., 25@35 GETS; homi
ny. per quart, 12@14 cts.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-TWO SINGER EAv,,-
~ Improved Sewing Machines onai malLf q
@ railing Table, only been in uss sns . W. ~
while and is as good Us new. A'' 'l'us
2 "a ELIAS d4 H,H HOWE, some as good as new
~ FOLDING TOP WHEELER 4 ~; W.,
SON, some good as new. WILL
z FAMILY FAVORITE WEED
the above was all traded in for tba v.-
American Sewing Machine, and uv viii INV Y,
sold ct bargain and all guaranteed 'ul az w ~
OFFICE, ''N1 q
us MARKET STREET. Wilminrton M,
Where you will also find the lightsst IrrI ruO.
ming Sewing Machine in the CITY. uu'
THE NEW AMERICAN
and the easiest understood, child can rim
", Sno sofa on easy monthly instalmentS
NEW AMERICANfor you will be deahtas lD ,t,,S
with its light running. AeA'a
Janl6.lm ]. H. PRIMROSE. AGENT
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
DELAWARE COUNTY ss:
THE COMMONWEALTH OF
H. .. PENNSYLVANIA, n

THE COMMONWEALTH or
LIZ PENNSYLVANIA. "
To tn Sheriff Of Dslosors County, Grssttsg.
We command you that you attach Will
liam II. Churchman, late Of your county,
BY all and singular his goods and chattels
lands and tenements, In whose hande OF
possession soever the same may be, 20 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, 1876, 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 a. Morton, Black q Bros, Of q plea
OF tresspass on the case, DC.
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, 20
that they and every Of them be and appear
before the said Court, ct the day and place
aforesaid, to answer what shall be objected
against them and abide the judgment o
the Court therein; and have you then ther,
this Writ. ,
Witness the Honorable Thomas ]. Clay.
ton, President Of our said Court ct Media
the llth day of December, In the year o
seventy-hve.
JOSEPH WEBSTER. Sheriff. Janl2 ltwsv
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
7 71OR EXCHANGE.

Non desiring work may mss|y,a rfs'ls;Ta SsslaTars u, p
names With the Janitor OF is.nnth .mh west c91RRSYi
stitute Of Mechanic ART, son1PTEN onnPEN EVEN
Of Third and King streets " =, and
EVENING. l. -r,, done viii .hnye Me
q register of unemployed " .,fv,ne
plzsSs zpp,.o.t,on. BY postal tsil,s;vs ss1s
kiaS nSdqess Gl w0rk THOMAS i TvENb vE.NSbanic ni Art'
Deiaware Institute OF A''
d0c.21-sm,
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xzHoBsoorH.

MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE AZ
soCIATIoN-THE UNION CAMP MEETING
Thursday evening, special meeting OF
the Board of Directors of the Rehoboth
Beach Camp Meeting Association was held
in the room over G. F. Rudolph's jewelry
store, No. 231 Market street, the President
VIM. Bright in the cnsir.
Da The attendance was very good, and the
proceedings were conducted with spirit
and vigor which augurs well for the success
of the Associations work during the season
of 1876. 49,. ...,,..-
The Committee on Religious Worship re-
ported that the time for holding the camp
,meeting had been decided upon-from July
21st, to August 1st. Also, that meeting
of this committee with the Presiding Elders,
at SMYRNA, last week, arrangements for the
annual meeting at the seaside were made,
and circular was adopted, to be mailed
10 the churches of the Conference. 1t is
probable that convention of the churches
will be held some time before the opening
of the camp meeting.
Alta former meeting Of the Directors, q
resolution was adopted, authorizing the
Superintendent to lease alternate lots for
five years, to persons desirous of erecting
cottages. In accordance with this resolu
] luton, the annual rental was fixed at $6 for
lots in the front circle, and 81 for those on
the avenues.
A tax of three per cent. on the estimated
value of lots, was ordered to be assessed and
collected for the purpose Of making i'm
proyements and meeting current expenses.
The estimated value of lots will be determ-
ined by committee of five lot holders.
. Mr.. Peck, who was recently authorized to
solicit subscriptions for the construction Of
branch railroad from Lewes to the camp
grounds, had q conference with the Direct
ors, the result of which was the starting Of
subscription which will certainly insure the
construction of the road by the 18th OF
June.
President Bright led off with $4,000, and
was followed by j. J. Mccullough with
$1,000. The latter gentleman also assured
the meeting that he would build and equip
. railways on surf and Rehoboth Avenues,
upon the completion of the railroad extern
sion.
A special committee was appointed to
confer with the Railroad officials, relating
to reduced freight rates and passenger fares.
~, 1t was decided to make arrangements
during the next few months, for large &C.
commodations on the camp grounds in ad-
dition to Bright's new hotel and the Surf
House.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
Remarkable Cure,

A few days since, gentleman called at
the 0. K. barber-shop, on Second street
near Shipley, kept by Mr.. VIM. Allen, and
asked for bath. This was given him, and
Notwithstanding the fact that he entered the
room with a cane, confirmed rheumatic,
he emerged from it without any assistance
whatever. He had taken warm bath and
was entirely cured. such remedy may do
others good who are suffering from the same
cOmplaint
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
Current Notes.

In view of tho possibilities of the neal
future, James g. Wingard, Now Orleans
inventor, offers to sell an invention that
will annihilate an ironclad vessel at dis
tance of five miles. ait. 2nTgaTEf =,
Lawrence Barrett has abandoned his pur.
pose of going to Australia. {
Mr.. Monoure d, Conway has been called
to become the pastor of Theodore Parker's
old society, in Boston. .
One debt of Lucius NJ. Pond, the forger,
is in fair way of being paid, through the
devotion of his daughter. The debt
amounts to 800, and the daughter is work
ing it out by acting as waitress in an eating
house. ...
Lord Claude Hamilton, P. c., whose
daughter it is reported that Professor Tyn-
dali is about to marry, is q younger brother
Of Mr.. Disraelf's Duke IN 'sL Lotha1r," James
first Dnke Of Abercorn, K. g. Heisa stout
Conservative and long member for the
county of Tyrone.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

.z
VIII be sold at public sale. at the resi-
dence of the subscriber, ON the Osborn Farm
on the road leading to Brandywine Springs
3 miles West of Wilmington, in Christians
HID. on
- MONDAY, FEB. 7th, 1870,
.r.. At I O'Clock, p. M.
theSollswing described personal property
to wit:
:. Two good farm horses, . pair Of good
mules, ten flrst-class milch cows. IA head
Of young stock 8 good pigs q lot Of chick
ems; heavy dearborn with tongue ana
eye drepper: and q varietysof other articles.
TERMs-All sums Of go and under eash,
ell over that amour aoredit Of three months
ON giving bankable mote with approval
endorser, or discount ~ the rate OF six
per cent. per annum, for cash. Hnetes are
not paid whom due, interest added from
date. ,........ .,...--..
L. W. stidham 4 Son, Auctioneers.
fah5.2 .s, ~
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
PROPOSALS,
DRoPos1Is FOR REMOVING ASH n

sealed proposals will be recsived BY ~
Street Committee, ct the once Of the Suo1t
ConmissiOnor, until THURSDAY, the LHn
Of FebruaIy, lS7e, q 0'clSck, II ~ 4SsrEER FHR
RUBBIsH. INCIDENTAL TO HOUSE
KEEPING, which may be pleced ct the
Curb. in boxes or other receptaoles, before
I O'Clock. A. NJ, from the Arst day Of March
to the last day OF August, ana before
O'Clock A. n. the rest OF the year, Iom
Market Street. and al Streets East Of Mar.
ket Street, on every Monday, and from all
Streets West of Market on every Tuesday,
for one year from the First day Of March
1879, The ashes to be removed In covered
Carts or Wagons.
WIN. MCMEEAMIN,
feb2.l0 Chairman OF the street COMMITTEES.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
PERSONAL.

Rev. Isaac N. Haldeman, pastor of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, has re-
turned from his recent trip, much benefited
in health. He will conduct the services in
his church tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-05
NEW ADTERTISEME ENTS.

Furniture.-Adair.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Buffalo Robes-H. Yerger.
Public Sale.-Samuel Logan.
Brussels Carpets McBride's.
Gentlemen's Suits.-AtOConners.
White kid slippers-22l Market st.
Great reduction in prices-At Halls.
Register Ordsr-Annie Grubb, Executrix