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The New York herald., 1876-11-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. Sartorfs ID IN Chicago.
Snow In tho slerrn Nevadas
Parson Brownlow 10 NJ the Centennial
English Iaborcrs distruss another
Lieutenant General Sheridan arrived In washangAn
yesterday.
Senator william Il Barnsu, Of Oouusosieux u =
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Rsnr Admiral George H. Prsbls, Unftsd ssssss Navy
Is Al tho Everett House
And have that fne cid Roman, nys Aundrs
and nine, for Mayor-DIX
An English Journal says that Dr.. Stads> the spKSsuA
medium looks like Mark Twain
Bailey, tho Danbury Ne,cs man. II beius nsnissd n
Boston, where he lectures twice week.
Chief Justice Horace Gray, OF tho supreme Judicial
Court OF Massachusetts,, Ia at tho AIbemarls Hotcl
Colonel Valentine Baker is In Consantinops, and hs
docs not understand Turkish harcm-scarcm wayA
Titled English ladies' have a mania for salmon nsh-
,ng Probably they havo been reading ssThe Princess
o; Thule"
Tho Eighth Senatorial district OF New York has
highly honored itself in nominating Colonel Wagstan
for tho Legislature.
Savannah negresscs complain thas among the pro
ses thore Ia so littc sugar.
dry goods merchant hardware dealer Is satb.
ned TO mako profit of ten per cent; Why should .
newsdealer make twcnty-hvcf
Dr. Ill Hayes Ia running for Assembly In the Seventh
district OF New York, and Is Is to be hoped that all
good citizens win send him far the pole a
Albany.
Lady Thornton and daughters and Hon. n. Power n
IL Poer Trcnch OF tho British Legation washisgsen,
arrived in tho city yesterday and at the Carsn
don hotel
Dr. Redned says thas tho siccsion may depend spon
either south Carolina Louisiana Missssippt and
will decide tho result
Asonthcrn correspondent says:--"At Jackson. Miss.
the night before the remarkable election last Eovem-
Der the democrats kept old cannon going all night
long II calculated that each kcpt Al leash
twelve darkies IRON the polls, and tho powder
only about as many cents load 10 making votes
cheap
In the Congressional district which covers Erfs P>.
the democrats have boon enough 70 nominate 80
ssfc and responsible citizen William /. scotI n
tho democrats everywhere would tncsr real
representatives thers woaid b doubs sf the
prsmaey Of their party n snh ssuasry Cor al sns =
| es0A
The New York herald., 1876-11-01

WALL STREET YEsrnnDA1.-
vas dull and marked by sharp decline in
several Of the favorite securities, the cause
assigned having relation to the inability of
railway managers to adjust their mutual in
terests- Gold was quiet at ITO o 100 rs.
Money on call was supplied at z. and 2
Per cent Government and railway bonds
vere Arm
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
NOTICE TO NEWSMEN.

An those who win prominently display their
stands notice TO tho public tho effect that they
meet with opposition by boys others sent from
shfs e1ica Stands wagon route Of Kominsky
Brothers, also stivens' routa, supplied With
Hx1ALDs free OF commission
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
Il RIPPLE SHE Ell .
EIw YORK. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER |. 1876.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

owtnx 70 the action OF portion OF tho carriers and
sswsmcn, who determined that tie public snail
not have the HERALD M three cents per copy II they
prevent II NO have made arrangements place the
HRALD In the hands Of all readers the reduced
pnca Newsboys purchase any quantity they may
assirs No l.205 Broadway and No. 2 Ann street
The New York herald., 1876-11-01

Nom our reports this morning The probabilities
ers Iaf Tho ueatter to-day niH be icarm and
partly cloudy or cloudy ,oith, possibly. light rain.
The New York herald., 1876-11-01

THERE Is MucH GOSSIP and speculation
touching the attitude of the independents
and Germans since the Endorsement Of
Smith Ely, Jr., for Mayor by tho anti Tam
many party. The conferences to-day are
likely TO decide the whole matter; but the
course Of these organizations is no longer of
much Importance, let the policy finally
determined upon be what IL may.
The New York herald., 1876-11-01
AIUSIAMTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

AIUSkA@TS THIS AFTERNOON AND ElEAlNG.
yoxsmuas fssI,. THTlASsf @s rn snhA'"
~,,ov. .xn osS2ss M9op,s y1INn NysEyS rsxrv,r
Astinep sta r. N.
NIBLos GARDEN
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
BowERY THEATRE
ourLAwKD. MsP. NJ Mr. Robert Johnstops.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE
TWO ORLEANS. st r. y.
GRAND OPERA HOUsR
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, at 2. NJ. Matinee n2r.A
NEW YORK AQUARIUM
BOOTHS THEATRE
sARpANAPALus. ats M. Mr. bangs and xrs Agnes
TOM COBB, sseP A.
BRooKLYN THEATRE
SANE EYRE. st 8 r. NJ Miss Thompson
oERMANIA THEATRE
DTHELLO. ~ p.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
LIFE at eP. Nj. Charles Coehan
GILMoKE's GARDEN.
BARNUM'S CIRCUS AND MESAGERIE At and 8 r. NJ
VARIETY. at sP.H PASissna 4 Maine. sAHHr. asarM
VARIETY .,,p TIvoLI THEATRE
VARIETY, att P. tAGhs i. Matinee aesA'FE !; FM
SAN FRANCISCO MINISTERIAL
KELLY 1 Icons MINsTRELA
~ p II.
,..,vrv coIg%BiA OPERA HOUSE,
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
VARIETY. At 8 p. NJ. Matinee al, p. NJ.
oLYMPTC THEATRE
VARIETY AND DIANA. a, 7:45 +. nj. Matinee s2P n
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
VARIETY as SP. NJ.
MABIILk THEATRE.
0AB1LLE MYTH. At r. NJ. Matinee at n. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
tHB BLACK CROOK.
KREUTZBERG'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM.
THE GREAT sIEGK OF PARIS.
Daily, fom A. ~ to 10 NJ. east OF tho Phiiadcphia
Main Exposition Building.
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM
4inth and Arch eets-TWo ORPHANS
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN.
KIRALPY'S AIHAMBRA PALACR
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS.
Fox's AMERICAN THEATRE
TN ID ID II LN ~ IT TIN IN IN
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VOLUME xII............-.-....... 500
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wALLACK's THEATRE
FORBIDDEN FRUIj. ats ?. NJ.
WOODS MUSEUM
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND BENEFIT, at P. II.
n gt2 II.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Chickens Dying of Heat.

Yesterday cargo Of chickens, shipped
from Illinois, arrived at the Wilmington &
Reading Depot, Tor, we understand, Miller
e. Redman, who, it appears, have been
speculating by buying the fowls in the
West and sending them to Phila-
delphia. When they arrived here
yesterday they were so overcome with the
heat, that many Of them, nearly one hun
dred were dead, and others in dying con-
dition. The owners had them at once re-
moved and conveyed TO lot on Wolloston
street above Sixth, where they were taken
out of the close coops and watered. Nearly
300 of them died, and it is thought
that many more will not survive. There
were over 900 in the lot, and they were
shipped seven days ago, but were due here
on Thursday.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
ACFesaa11 - Cengress.

y 80 sFs ~ A<9D1 1p1s
i sThS Csmaticn Congress met q Dresden
ON the 0th ard 7th Of June, but there were
not moro than 800 persons present. All the
German governments, except that Of SAKE
Gotha, Afe opposed To cremation, bastng
their opposition 70 4 upopsthe fact that the
law recognizes only inferment and has no
TO burning. The Saxon govern
ment has refused 70 accept large sums be-
queathed TO the charitable institutions OF
Dresden by Prof. Eberhard Richter, because
be had attached to the legacy the condition
thst his body should be burned. DR.. Richter
died about three weeks ago, and his body,
which has been embalmed, will bo sent TO
Milan to be burned. The Minister Of the
Interior, who has forbidden the cremation
to take place in Saxony, is the same Herr
Nostitz Waliwitz who allowed Lady Dilke's
body to be burned 1t Dresden two years
ago. One reason why the Cremation Con-
grcss was not looked upon very fav0rably
BY the Saxon government was that several
Of the German Republicans took the oppor-
tunity of speaking on political subjects.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Too seen for Him.

A young lady in this city, says the Herald
of Helena, Montana, talks in her sdeep, and
will answer unconsci0usly questions put to
her. She is courted by timid yound man,
who has never had the courage to ask her
to marry him, He called one night last
week, and, entering the front door, as was
his habit, without ringing the bell, saw her
asleep on the parlor sofa. He heard his
own name softly expressed from between
coral lips. Immediately the pent-up but
den Of his heart broke out in words: 'Dear-
est, do you love mes" Yes," was the soft
response of the sleeper. Will you marry
me ~ eyes" "Shall 1t be in year ?"
I" Any time" "Let it be In six monthsV'
There was . moments silence and sus-
pense, when the lips again moved, and the
young man heard distinctly the little word
"July." He stepped cautiously back, and
glided quietly from the house. July was
too soon to suit his purse.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
a RcWarkable Condition OF Affairs
8s The Cause and EMect.

MI WASHINGTON, July Ia very remarka-
BILE condition Of affairs exist In the Treasury
Department to-day. There is no Secretary,
Treasurer nor Assistant Treasurer, and the
cash room has been closed, no drafts having
been paid since noon. Mr.. Cameron, it Is
found, cannot legally assume the duties Of
Secretary. The ten days in which an Acting
Treasurer may be in charge having expired,
Tor the reason that Mr.. Conunt, since the
resignation of Mr.. Bristow, ten days ago,
has been filing the duties OF the office, and
the law provides no further for an acting
appointment. MIR. Wyman has lis bonds in
every respect regular and complete, except
that they require the approval Of the Secre-
Stary of the Treasury. As there is no such
officer he cannot qualify. Mr.. Gnflian the
newly appointed Assistant Treasurer, who,
like Mr.. Wyman, has performed all the nee
essary acts to qualify, has not yet received
his commission, SO just at this hour there is
mo officer in the Department under whose
authority any money can be expended. The
First Comptroller to-day decided that the
laws would not permit Mr.. Cameron to act
saS Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Police Nescs.

At the Police Court the following persons
have been required to answer to the charges
named:
Winfield Butler, using threatening Ian.
guage, 81 and costs, and $500 to keep the
peace; Levi Rocks, ditto, IS and costs, and
5000 to keep the peace; Ebza Pitcher, disor-
derly, thirty days; William Walker, John
Walker and Walter Grosser, disorderly con.
duct, fifty cents each and costs; Geo. Akin
assault and battery, 81 and costs; Martin
Butler, interfering with officer Cannon
while in the eds discharge Of his duty, $40 and
costs, and $500 to keep the peace; Charles
Beddle, assault and battery, 81 and costs
James Bolden, interfering with officers and
assaulting officer Rickarts, IS and costs;
Charles Hayes, fifty cents and costs for
drunkenness; George Crown, assault and
battery, 81 and costs; Austin Milor and
Caroline Milor, cleared out of town.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKEr sTREEr FrEK

FROM MARKET 6TREET FERRY,I
Accom-. for New York, Ia Perth d
and Jamesburg aud MonmouthIrl
$50 q IN and 2 p m, connecting Ml
Branch and SQuau.
Accom-. for Trenton, connecting wn|
press ] rains for New York, 6 %, 81
am, II noon, 2, 3 30, 4 80 and 5 70 p1
Way Train for Burlington o 20 p nI
day Trains 10 q m. and and 5SpI
Way Train for Bordentown, 8 andll
On sunday at6 30 y M.
For KinkOra Branch $50 q m. 2 andl
For Highlstown 9, 8 80. q M, 2, Ss
For Long Branch and New York So
For Tuck ertOwn 3 q m and pm.
For Medford 8 and II Is a IN. Sb Y
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton g., 81
am. 8 45, 5, and 8 81 p m. For MI
l. and IL ~ p n.
sunday Trains for Mt. Holly loan
and q p m.
For MerchantvilIe and Moorestown
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and y
The Union Transfer Company 4
for and check baggage from HA
Residences. Time cards and full
tion can be obtained at the Dep
Ferry named above, and at the fdYy
TICKET ! No. 838 Chestnut Street
=. K. Cor. Broad q Chaa
OFFICES. No. lis Market st.
FRANK THOMPSON, d. M. BOYD, JR
Gent Manager. Gent PasSaI
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General Dix's Promotion.
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Major General
John A. Dix, who formally occupied the
Office of permanent chairman of the National
Convention, was elected at the Massachusetts
Convention, of the veteran soldiers and
sailors Of the United States, held at Gin
cinnati, on the 14th of June. He expresses
himself in favor of the Presidential nomi-
nation of Hayes and Wheeler, but is aware
that the Veteran Association embraces in
dividuals belonging to different party organ
ization, and distrust those who differ with
him in opinion, may think other nomina-
tions more worthy of support. He says it
is in the power of the veterans to decide the
Presidential question.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Minor Locals.

Blackberries are coming in rapidly.
June apples in market-forty cents pei
peck.
To day and Tuesday are legal holidays.
Mirth, }. mirth for 1876, at Chadwick
Auseums and ice cream garden, which vic
be open all night tonight.
Prof. Porter, Of Delaware College, Is ex-
perimenting with different kinds OF seeds
and fertilizers in the growth Of sugar beets,
and will make . report in due time Of the
results att aimed.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Cessse,6IssaJ PrGtss 1Tsssss,e.

The West Presbyterian Church was
crowded last evening ON the occasion Of the
Centennial praise meeting. The exercises.
under the supervision Of the Rev. DR.. Otis,
pastor Of the church, and others, began ct
9 o'clock with an organ voluntary, aftsr
K prayer. Holy, holy, Lord God Al
mighty" /" by the choir, was next III order.
The singing Of the Centennial hymns then
began, with very pretty one from Bryant
TO the tune of !" Old Hundredth,v y which
was excellently rendered. "
Ar original hymn BY Rev. DR.. OTIS, to
the music from Bradley James, was sung
with fine effect. Whittier : hymn to music
from y. 4. Payne followed, and received I
spirited rendition. Oyher hymns werc sung,
and the meeting Wa kept up until about
0.16, when the audience dispersed, hi9hly
grstined With the sxerGisse, Withstand
ing the excessive hest. Nh
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Preparing for the Fourth.

The members of the Water Witch Fire
Company are making extensive preparations
to have things look grand about the old en-
CINE house on the morning Of the 4th. I'm
der the supervision of Mr.. Crook an arch is
now in course of erection, which will be
handsomely made up of evergreens, flags,
banners and transparencies. The arch will
be 36 feet high, and will extend the width
of the engine house, and across to the oppo-
site side.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Dl ED.

ALEXANDER.--In Delaware City on the
I'd inst, Burkley j., son of Richard G. and
Annie H. Alexander, aged months.
JOHNSON.-On the 80th ult., Willie. infant
son of c. p. and Martha X. johnson, aged
5Nonths.
FEASTER.-In this city on the 10th ult.,
Anthony s., son of Anthony s. and Mary
]. Feaster, aged IS years.
CARTRIOGE.-On the morning of the lst
inst, Edgar P son of James H. aud Sarah
Cartridge, aged year. IL months and %
days.
WHITE.-Killed instantly on the 18th inst,
William H. White, aged "a years.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
UnkssOscsa Man Killed.

On Saturday evening at Gas an unknown
colored man was killed at Ridley Park
bridge about three miles above Chester,
or the P. W. & B. Railroad. The
man was walking upon the track
and hearing the train coming was
in the act of getting of, when it struck
him. The remains were taken to Chester.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Coming to the Celebration
BY Associated Press,

1oy 11oEoOV1ttVCO
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Washington
Light Guard, Captain Donald McCathron,
left here tonight at $40, and the Washing
ton Light Infantry Corps, Captain William
G. Moore commanding, leave at 9.4O P. M.
Tomorrow for Philadelphia, to attend the
Centennial parade on the Fourth.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Army orders.
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIaCtU FTeSS.
WAsHINToN, July 2.-Major G. j.
Sprague, Paymaster, is relieved from duty
In the Department of the Gulf, and will re-
port in person to the Commanding General
of the Department of Dakotah for duty;
Major Rodney Smith, Paymaster, from duty
in the Department Of Dakotah on the ar.
rival of Major Sprague, and will report in
person to the Commanding General of the
Department of Arizona for duty; Major
George E. Glenn, Paymaster, is assigned to
duty as Chief Paymaster of the Department
of the Gulf.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
The Treasury Secretaryship.

I
WASHINGTON, July 2.-There is tonight
no probability that any change will occur
in the present condition of affairs respecting
the Secretaryship of the Treasury, before
next Wednesday. Of course no new war
rants or other papers requiring the signiture
of the head of the department can be issued
tomorrow, but as the month is just begin
ming, and Tuesday will be a holiday, this
fact is not likely to cause much incon-
venience.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
A ProclarlnatiOm.
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press,
VIENNA, July a. Adyices from Belgrade
state that proclamation will shortly be is
sued informing the Bosnians of the ap-
preaching appointment of new officials
throughout the country In the name OF
Prince Milan. A special envoy goes to
Athens from Belgrade shortly. The Turk
ish Army, which has hitherto been sta
toned at Gatzko, is not concentrated at
Master.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGiQ]
Il BALTIMORE RAILR0AR
MAY 3, 1875.

Trains will leave Wilmington a
for
Philadelphia and intermediate
$40, 7, 6 10. 8 20, $50, 852, IL Is, lOa
2N, 5 05. 40. 8 81 p m.
Philadelphia and New York ! S2sl
1887, s As p IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stated
$50 . m. s ~, 84l p m.
Baltimore and Washington 1852
am 1855, 23, 5 20, 7 10 p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leav1
New Castle l2 IS, $40, 8 IS, q m. ~
Wyoming and intermediate Station
935 a m. 6 80, 7 ~ p m.
Delmar and intermediate Static
935, a m, $50 p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate y
$40 m. AS, 6 30, p m.
Philadelphia and New York, Saa
Baltimore and Washington, l25- y
For further information passenlJ
referred to the time tables posted
depot.
jsnl-ly II. r. KENNEi'
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Tho sitnatien = Turkey.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
'BELGRAvE, July 2.-The war manifesto
.of Prince Milan was promulgated on Satur.
day, and . state Of siege proclaimed
Throughout Eervia. The manifesto says the
Prince animated by ideas of moderation
offered to send an envoy to come to an nm
derstanding. The Porte ignored the con-
cilitory offer and continued to send fresh
troops. 1t is necessary to enter the insnr-
gents country in order TO pacify, 1t, organize
principles of justice and legality, without
distinction of religion, and without falling
to respect the integrity Of the ottoman en-
pire.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Colorado's state Consultation.

15y 12SHVCldCeU IISbSs Qg- ~ "
DENVER, July 1.-Returns thus far re-
ceived indicate that the proposed State con-
stitution has been ratified by an overwhelm-
ing majority. The day was treated by all
classes as holiday, stores and other places
OF business being closed and exclusive at
tention given to the election. Colorado will
vote at the presidential election this year.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
Postal Changes.
BY Associated Press.

Dy 1ASSOCIHCeU I Itobs
WASHINGTON, D. c., July AIN the
postal changes last week arc the following
Maryland established Earlewil, Cecil county,
Colbert Duhamee, p. M, Post Master ap-
pointed, H. Marshall, Philipolis, Baltimore
county; A. B. Sharpsburgh, Washington
county. ,.t
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
PRICES FOR 1875:

Various quantities from Is to 100 pounds,
at the rate of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 Id
1000 pounds at 60 cents per 100 pounds; ton
to tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise aareed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality OF Ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor US with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. m27-6rn
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
k1Ez|lILRoAD.

Thirty-seeous|
~ wrsrwAan |
Z {, I, and 10 q M, n !
~ on Sunday, Sk]
~ e! =. a. lzvsss Aaily. except
|Rssovsa ~. 4: aas xxpre.s dali,
YS.s. @. - sss ], &! ,zssi-er Express, e.. 4
Locx Msysn 1lail except suns,v 4,
York Nail daily except Sundsv
Nall TEnin daily. Ton snnS,.u
leaves at9a n and runs onivis
Hafft1burg,) w
DOwningtOWn Accem. II 90 a M
pm. On sunday 1t 9 80 a m. aua
Fast Line daily, except Sunday NJ,
Elmire 4 y. Haven Exp, except -
York. odFIi5 Hanover and Freak Accom- w
except Sunday. ! a.,
.HarTi!bnrg Accom-. daily, exceut ~
Bryn MaM Accom-. daily, except
sunday
Lancastsr and York Accom-. ey. "
PAX kss6urs iIain daily, exoe,,
PiSssss1Sais' E1prs.s daily, except y
sunday, Al,
Cincinnati Express daily, ~
Pacific Express daily, It'll
Erie Mall and B1fialo EXPRESS
except Saturday, II d
Emfgfant Express, 1895 a nj. dai,y
MOncay, for which tickets musi 4
cured and baggage delivered at IwH|
street, by 6p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION
Express for New York. 24O. 3s IN
and II Q m, (Limited New YORK II n
l25 p N.Y. 81, 3I0, 4 IS, s 30, 6 S5 and:I
and II midnight. On Sunday 2N
$40 q m, 485. 635,7 pm. and p
Mail Tratn7 q m. Emigrant Trsi
New York ii 4Op m.
Accommodation Tor Trenton. 2 ;gO m
Express for Long Branch and Sousa
q m, and 85p m.
FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT
Bustleton, 9 86 q m, u noon, S and7s
Way Train for Bristol . l5 p m.
Trenton. 655 and 10 is a m, 2, $40. nd
and 8 20 q m. On Sunday y Is am
p m.
Express for New York 8Nam.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELvIDERE DIVISION
FROM KEHsINGTON DEPOT. -Expw
Trenton. Lsmbertviie, Phifup
EastOn, Water Cap, Scranton, n
a m and 8 SOP m. Express for Bdl
10 is a n1s
For Lambertville, Pennington and
well 10 Is = m 0nd 5 Is pm.
For FlcmingtOn = IS aud 10 Is a m, al
m.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03

NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMl1
~ 4 WESTERN RAILROAD-lo1
Ing Monday, May ~, 1875, Trains
as follows: s.@I
Leave Wilmington 1920 a m, 5%
pm.
Leave Landenburg 0 As q m, IL 40 D y
Arrive Wilmington 7 IS q m, 2@
pm. t9 ~
Arrive Landenburg l155 a m, 6 ~
toNNEcrIoNs.-At whining!
r w 4 B and Delaware r r tralns
At Landenbtirg with Penna q ~
Pennsylvonia Railroad.
aug8-f DAVID CONNEIDi
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
A Closed Treasury.

1,y AsaOciated Press.
WAsHINGToN, July ! For the first time
in the history Of the Government the United
States Treasury has closed its doors. The
d0ors were closed a II O'Clock noon, there
being neither Secretary Of the Treasury
nor 3 United States Treasurer.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03

f = = u u In 4 thy .haxe Apt
d Il ~ daCfse tnat esancn q
lSN Usking peyer, - force tne oseer
knarss xiolf1g1 1AWs tAzou&A re .eane
~ sber6pfiations. On5Ae cehsr hama the
~ inslat 0n ths Eight "a redpee re .:s ex-
1l1ures Or tie government a 1uch uails,
nxnpp0 - snate che reep0nsiDaAlty
beepmin lsNs, bat the eenete con-
~ IN accbrd|ng u u paraiamenssry
.Gage,1 1he Yarty oemAadipg . change q g e1-
iftfSe law muet yield, and this view OF the
caas i shown " some Of the Democrats
with III the Republicans in that body Inc
Navy Appropriation Bill, which has passed
iSto I law, and the Pest Office ApPropria-
TIN BIZ, now pending on favorable re-
port Of the Committee Of Conference, 90
not indicate that the disagreement In the
army, Indian and Legislative appropriation
hillswill be y easily adjusted, though no
body doubts that ! compromise will be
reached withinthe next eight days.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03

u 911elif ~ u ~ low A. y.
ia atoxm fhe town wss cs sss
Gc4temG1t, ~ wAter 4we dowa eae !!
hilIside and destroying sSethmg " Ms
course. Harper Broe., merch6nfe ~ ewc
thoua6ud dollars worth 81 Gooae. Tysons
was carried away n HI alenSht1 house,
and y 1uppoeed to hAye boen drowned, Ihe
Phnnix Flour Mills, Linn 4 AcCoys, Iron
Works and Curtin's Iron Works also snf-
fered great damage. Tho railroad Aleeu
suffered badly ard : dam has bAen waehed
sway. No estimate fthe danags can Be
given at present.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

Bush's Coal.
Death Notice.
Clothing-DeWOlf.
ClothingJ w Canary.
Wanted.-A ColOred Boy.
Examination of Teachers.
Ryan's News StOre.-609 Market st.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
D49tA " : Noted EsgIi
By Associate .Press.

Il ~ AssOciated Press.
LONDON, July 2.-Eyrton Leigh coDser-
yAttye member Of the House OF Commons
1Or Midcheshire q dead. MI. Leigh was 81
years Of age and had Represented his con.
1tttusncy since the general election Of 1873,
~ the atthor Of 1.-THE ballads and le
gsnds Of Cheshire X .71isT Il