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Wanted-To Buy.

M ANrED-A stu ,tiCn as salesman. mr.
w steward in hotel, or any skillful work
INDOORS. Reference will be given, Al1reS,
L. H. McGinniS, lallas, Texas. noyIO iw
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nU LpiNG LOI-ln the Eastern part OF
ID the cry, 10 be paid for monthly. ADJ
dress W. r., this office, nONU-lw.
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THE BARK BAY STALLION
Champion Denmark

Five years old 10 hnnds high VII be sold
,rrp If "ChnmpiOu," taken trOr-, the stud
record Of Wopdflrd county, X ntucky'
"Sired by Graves black Denmark, ana he ~
the imported Champion Den mark, dam by
Mcdonald, he by Scott'S Highlander, s. dnm
by CrIpplu, he by old h,dUck, Y, Y. dam by
Sir Henry and he 10y the celebrated Whip
"Chnmplon Denmark" wnsb years old the
hth any Of Inst May. "ChampiOn' can be-
seen NJ liurriB stable, corner Commerce ana
Market streets rONlilW-W6t
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4 LOOMING UTENSILS "A hue SO
" cooking stove ana stove iuruItGIe, m
use six months. Good rs ncw. Apply to
CHAS FRED TUCKER. ort2S.tt
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HOUSEHOLD tURNl IuRE-Two sets ued
Al room furniture, It ulnlng-JoOm turni-
tur in use tno years. Apply 10 CHAS.
FRED. TUCKER. oct2S-tf
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Wanted-partners.
Wanted Female Help.

lRL-A good white girl can find n com.
~ Portable home and steady employment
by calling ut the HeIald ONCE, or add rs.
sing postal card to box l7g
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
NEW YORK. NEWS
s@ ii n
FOREIGN NEWS.
,aITURKEYgAfD SERVIA
me eenase Yesterday,

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The morning
hour expired during the debate on the
House bill to amend the Railroad Acts, and
1t WAS laid over. Credentials of James G..
Blaine, were read land filed. The Senate
then resumed the Impeachment trial. J. j.
Fisher of the firm of Evans & Co., post
traders at Fert Sill, testified his firm paid
money for the appointment, and thought it
was renitted entirely first $l2 900, annually
then Il, 900 always sent to Marsh. Belknap
never addressed his firm any communica-
tions in regard to this money. The.testimo-
ny for the defence then commenced. Gen.
erals Pope and Augur, Senators Allison and
Wright and others all testified mainly as to
the War Department being conducted in a
proper manner, and the general reputation
Of Rslknsp for probtty and fidelity. Sena-
tor Carpenter again asked that the court
adjourn until the arrival of Evans, and
pending the discussion; the Senate sitting as
court Of impeachment, adjourned. The
Legislative business was resumed, and after
which the Senate adjourned. .rssa
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
The Molly Maguire's.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
PorTsvMLE, Pa, July 1e.-This being
the thirteenth day Of the Molly Maguirt
trial here for the murder of mining bosi
Sanger, many. people were in attendance at
the court house this morning. At an early
hour . large number were unable to gain
admiftance, such Was he eaSsrNess to hear
the closing speeches On both sdesy by the
eminent lawyers. Hon. Lin Bartholomew,
closed for the defence In an able and touch
ing manner, reviewing the case at length,
and Hon.. B, Gowsn, closet for the Com
|molwealth, doing fnA justice 10 such for
chile way not soon to be forgotten by those
that heard him.. e noi1.i rs@r
IN drawing picture Of Schnyhkill county,
and what might have been its disgrace,
he said, Slstterly, bold Mollie Mcguire,
Nasa nearly elGtl Ajndge, and Cooley and
|DOrmer, %bofh A0O6uissioners. He then
askel what would have become of Us with
Mollies on the bench, Mollies in the jury
box, Nohids fU witnesses, and Mollies for
prisoners. ~ [Nensstion. - D
r. Al AS P. NJ, the judge charged the
jury, snd at 30 they retired After being
out tifty-6ve minutes they brought il q YER
DICT of guilty Of murder in the first degree.
The prisonAr NlNnley, was deeply atfec-
ted ior the s6rst tine he has been since
his arraignment and his wife wept bitterly,
following him to the prison door, moaning
and CRYING presentmga sad scene, elinging
I'd her convicted husband until the prison
doors closed upon him.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
The Pacific Railroad Rni-The Nes
Earnings.
BY Associated Press.

L
WASHINGTON, July l2.-The bill report
ed from the Senate Judiciary Committee
to-day regarding the Pacific railroads pro-
vides that their met earnings shall be as.
certained by deducting only actual operating
expenses from the gross receipts, without
any allowance Tor interest payments. The
other main provisions require that the com
pauies snail pay annually into the United
States Treasury, TO create sinking fund,
such sums respectfully as will aggregate
in connection with the per cent. payments
and the amounts earned for government
transportation 25 percentum Of their net
receipts As above defined, and if this should
leave them unable 70 pay the interest on
prior mortgages, the Secretary of the Treas
ury may ahste the 25 per cent. requirement
sufficiently TO slow the paramount claims
10 he satisfied. The amounts Of the annual
payments are estimated by the bill at
al 81 600 each for the Union Pacific
companies, and $3.50 900 for the Kansas
Pacific.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
MINOR DISPATCHES
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July lo'-The Senate i,
Executive session this morning contirme,
The nomination Of James \. Tyner. of In
diana, to be General.
LONDON, July l2.-The King and Queer
Of Greece arrived at Charing Cross static,
io-day, where they were met by the Prime,
Of Wales and proceeded to Windsor Castle
WASHING roN. July l2.-Although i. :.
quite warm here to-day, there is a goot
breeze and the heat is less oppressive thar
Il has been for several days past. There
were three deaths yesterday attributed to
The severe heat.
New YORK, July l2.-The Emperor and
Empress Of Brazil, with their suites, sailed
Tor EUROPE to-day in the steamer Russia
As they passed down the bay the war ships
sa,u'ed them and manned their yards.
New HANEN, July IA thunder storm
occurred here yesterday afternoon. 1t was
the first rain OF any account for several
weeks. In Nsugatuek Valley the crons
were somewhat damaged by hail.
NEw HAVEN, July l2.-kenn.-iy, Kellogg
aud Wood, OF the Univ erstsy eight, will
~
A. >aratoss and Philsdelphia.
NEW YoRK, July ls.-The Army and
Navy Club sdop,ed resolutions last night
deploring the death Of Custer and his Off
GERS and men. and sppoin. committee 10
be charged with PERMANENT commemors.
lion ofshe dead heroes.
ALBANY, July &c. Adams Stevens
ice President of the Albany and Green.
bush Bridge Company, has been arrested on
\ charge Of embeZzling sap,OpO worth Of
bonds Of the Company.
New Yogx. June IA terrible thunder
storm, with most vivid lightning. occurred
here last evening. Several buildings here
and in ;he vicinity were struck by the elec-
trio fluid.
ITHACA. July l2.-This morning Theo-
dore DeSchper, . PruSsian. sho. and killed
Andrew Smith for alleged improper iu.i-
macy with his (DeSchner's) wife. DeShner
delivered himself 10 the authorities.
WASHING TON, July ETH. Committee
Of confsreuce on. the sundry civil bill, had
meeting to-day and will hold another to-
morrow. There were a. sorts Of differences
and sIl Of them have been settled excepting
Il.
WASHING TON, July l2.-Anongss the
increased is the river and
larbor bill as amended by the Senate Com
pittee, is the item for the harbor at Erie
Pa, from $40, 600 TO $4,000.
PIrrSBURG July la.-Three warehouse
Nth 500 empty barrels and eight cars
osdi with rehped oil At the Cosmos Oil
ieinery. eight miles from here, were
urnei this morning. Loss, $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

The ,lndltAn War-Despatehes ff0nl
~ rGoa. Shertdan.,
BY AasoaiatsA Press orr
WASHING TON, July 12.-The following
|:slssr'a ,ss. We x' resS1a afst Ase last even
"CHIcAeo, July 11.-Gen. W. T. Sher-
man, Washington: There is nothing new
fpm.he Indian country. Detachments of
the 22d are on their way. The 5th will 60
from Merritt to-day, and
will probably hear from Crook to night.
4g[Sfgped 'sP. H. SHERIDAN" r
A delpatch frSm ca. Sheridan, dated
70 -d.I says stNo newi"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

Omctal Government Information
CeNsTANTINoPLE, July 12.-The Turk
ish War Minister has resolved to assimilats
the Bashi Baxouks with the regular troops
The engagements between the Turks and
Servians yesterday were unimportaut. II
is officially announced that the govern.
ment is again compelled to postpone the
payment of the interest on public debt
Measures concerted with the Imperial Otto.
man Bank for the collection on revenue fol
the service OF the national debt will be car
ried out as soon as circumstances permit.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Those Rlaine Bonds.
BY Associated Press. ,

BoSToN, July l2.-The "Herald" pub
fishes an account of an interview of its spe-
cial correspondent with Josiah Caldwell, at
mis-, place, in London, in which the latter
maint aims the genuiIieness of his dispatches
TO the Investigating Committee and gives a
complete history Of the affair 1t also gives
The affidavit of Caldwell DENYING any con
nection of Blaine whatever with the sale of
the ~ bonds to Thomas A. Scott.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
The MeuAe YestePaay
BY Associated Press,

ny Associated FreSS. ..,
WASHINGTON. - July 12,-The report of
the Committee on Elections, declaring Mr..
Durrell (sitting member duly elected from
Louisiana, was adopted. .-..
The following bills were passed: 'sz'
Senate bill, providing for the sale Of Fort
Kearney military reservation.
Senate bill, pxoyili9g for the sale Of ?
portion eftheTHAgAtion Sfthea 0to and
Missouri Indians 6fKaiisss and Nebraska,
Appropriating s25 900 for thu ,improSs-
ment of military road between Springfield
and Fort Randall, Dakota. ! X An D II
Appropristing 500, 900 for the construc-
ton of military posi- On Nusselshell and
Yellowstone rivers. -...-.....
A bin providing that the Secretary Of the
Navy may promote to the rankTof rear ad-
miral on theretired list lin addition to the
one allowed BY law of commodores who
have performed distinguished services, or
who, being At the outbreak of the rebellion,
citizens of any State engaged therein, no
exhibited fidelity in adhering to the flag of
the Union.
4 resolution was then adopted without
debate or division, declaring the action of
Sehenck, in connection with the Emma
Mine, while Minister TO the Court of St
James. As ill-advised, unfortunate aud in
compatible with the duties of his position.
The Speaker laid before the House the
centennial congratulatory message from
the Argentine Congress. House went into
Committee of the Whole on the bill for the
protection of our Mexican frontier. The
section authorizing troops to cross into Mex
i"o in pursuit of baudits provoked long de-
bate, and Committee rose without action.
The House then adjourned
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
v FOREIGN NEWS.

BY Associated Press.
The lnsargents Making Head way.
RAGUsA, July 12.-General Psuloaics,
with 5000 insurgents, has arrived in the
neighborhood of Kleck. He met with rssis-
tance. By this movement the route by the
way of Kick to the interior is closed.
Ff94 scLAvoNIC. .ADvIcEs. y" ''-
Intelligence received here from Sclavonic
sources announce that the Montenegrins
and ihsureents occupied Init, on Turkish
territory, southeast of Montenegro, but
were dislodged by the Turks from Scutari.
Both sides suffered considerably. Another
body of Montegerins under Prince Nicholos
is marching in the direction of GotschkO.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
The London Times ON the sitaasio

The London Times ON the Situation
LONDON, July l2.-The ,',.Times," }" in q
leading editorial article, says: "The pre-
vailing impression is that the Servian
invasion is It an end, aud the question is
now whether the Turks will be able to carry
the war across the Servian frontier and
obtain the great political advantage OF
negotiating while inpossession of conquered
territory"
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

Ordered - Join their Regiment.
BY Associated Press.
WARRINGTON, July 12.-The following
named officers Of fkhe sSsventh Cavalry are
ordered to join their regiment at once
q, First LieutenaAt James NJ. Bell. now on
leave.
First Lieutenant Henry jackson, on duty
at Sigrai Headquarters of the Army.
Second Lieutenant Charles w. Larned, on
duty at West Point. .-,t4~rr
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Dl ED.

MONAGHAN-on Tuesday evening. July
II. Mary L, wife OF James Monaghan. i.
aged y years.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully Invited 10 attend the fun
eral from The residence of her husband No.
rs West 9Th street, on Friday mornin =
next at $50 O'Clock. High Mess at ST.
Peters Church. To proceed - Cathedral
Cemetery.
BARR.-0n the 10Th inst, Captain Joseph
VI. Barr.
His friends are invited to attend the fun
erai. at 81. Anne'S Church, MiddIetown,
Del. on Friday. the lith inst, at O'Clock
p. m, without further notice.
FLAGLOR.-In this city. on the l2Ih inst.
Clarence, sou of Albert and Mary Flag flor.
aged Il years.
ELLlCUTT.-On the l0.h inst, AnsoR A.,
only son OF Edward A. and Uselma E.
klticott, aged six months ami eighteen
days.
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The Weather To-day.

BY Associated Press.
For the New England aud other Middle
States partly cloudy slightly cooler weath her,
southerly to westerly winds stationary or
slight rise in the barometer and areas of
rain in the southern aLd western portions of
the latter district.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

The Peace or Europe Not to be Dis
lWrbed.
a RpMR, July 12.-In the Roman Senate,
yesterday, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
informed the members Of that body that the
European powers had determined to localize
the Turkish war, and that Europe need not
fear any disturbances OF the peace. -
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
RAILEoADs

lpENNsYLvANIA RAlLR,nI
ON AND AFTER 81 NpAy Do.o,.
Trains leave Depot. Tnlrt,
Market streets. "'' 'y-SecoI
MAIN LINE wEsTwAp0
Paoli u Accom-: Q 20, 8, and 10
S0, and II 30 p m. on Sundnn,
Limited Fast Mail dailv
Niagara Express daily
RenOva and Kane Exnrevs
except r unday, >'s cAlly|
1csn csnt anndan ann Hanover Express, e,.l
Lock Haven Mail. except snn,,
York Mail daily. excep, nHnuhaay
Mail Train daily. ion sny,
leaves at 9a m and runs 1"','aay on,,
Harrisburg,) ' o'llyo
DowningtOwn Accom-. llmo
pm. On Sunday at 6 20 pm m,
E,l East s, Line Ii e daily. except Sunday
Sunday. " " maven EXP, ezceH1
York. Hanoverand Fred'k aoo.
except Sunday, hccom.
Harrisburg Accom-. Gailv ovo
Sunday, except
Bryn Mawr Accom-. daily er
sunday '"Vepl
Lancaster .,: s and York Accom-. e,,
cept Sunday, '' eS'
Parkesburg Train daily, ere.,
PiStss6SHls SsaSS Express daily, ezc,,,
Cincinnati Express daily
Pacific Express daily,
Erie Mail and Buffalo F,.,.
except Saturday, 'SP''S
Emigrant Express, 1905 n m ,opI
Mono ay. for which ticl-e,. ,n""! n,"
cured and baggage deliyorel' '"I at y
street, by 5p IN. "'' III
NEW YORK nIvgsIoy
Express for New York. . 40 90,
and II m, Limited New yort
l25pIn.) l 81, 10, 4 g5 ! a fgia, i%a
and IL midnigh,. On Suudsv \
. 10 a m.,. 4 j, G3J, 7 pm, ana d
Mail Train a IN. EiAi.s,lt n
New York IL 40 Q m,
Accommodation for Trenton ON,
Express for Long Branch and So.
a IN, and 35pm.
FROM KENSINGTON DPHI
Bustleton, Gc5 a m, IL noon + ona.
Way Train for Bristol 6 ljpm~ ~
Trenton. 655 and 10 Is am . Am
and ~ a IN. On Sunday . Il an
pm.
Express for New York s 10 IN
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELVIDERE DIVISION
FROM KENsINGroN DEpoT-Eyn
Trenton, Lnmbertvile. PhIF
EastOn, Water Cap, s,rraDirn
am and 3 ~ p m. Express for b
10 Isl Gls
For Lambertvillc, Pennington ah
well 10 - a m and 5 Is y m,
For flcminglon u 50 and II Is ami
pm.
AMBOY DIVI5ION,
FROM MARKET Strict FIRM
Accom-. for New York. via PERM
and Jamesburg and MonmoutbN
6 80 a N and 2 p M, connecting n
Branch and SQuau.
Accom-. for Trenton, connecting VII
press trains for New York, GAt
IN. II noon, =, 3 80, 1 80 ana J vi,
Way Train for Burlington Np |.
day Trains l0a IN. and and jSII
Way Train for Bordenlown, $ andl
On sunday ats 80 p IN.
For kinkora Branch 63O m. 9ayl
For Highlstown +, 6 20, a m., a,S5
p In.
For Long Branch and New Yorku
For Tuckertown s n m and ) IN.
For MedfOfd i and IL l5a m, 3Gg
pm.
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton sd
m. 3 IS. ), and c 30 p IN. FOR NJ
Land IL 30 p m.
Trains for Mt. Holly ban
and 6 p M.
For Merchantville and MooreStovl
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and VI
only.
The Union Transfer Company
for and check baggage from HID
Residences. Time cards and fu0l
,i"u can be obtained at The Dga
Ferry named above, and at he Ml
TICKET No. SIS Chestnut STREE
-. E. Cor. Broad Il Cheat
OFFICES. No. ll6 Market It.
FRANK THOMPSON, d. NJ. BOYn, E
Gea'i Manager. Geni Pdssa
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Destructive Fires in the West

ST. Louis, July 1e.-The iron foundry of
Shiekle, Harrison n Co., was burned this
morning. Loss. 10000 The nut am!
bolt factory of II. +. Msren X Bro, was
nearly destroyed. Loss, 5000
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Russia 70 Remain Quiet,

VI NINA, July 12.-It is stated in diplo-
matte circles that Russia will nos take any
stepin the Eastern question without an
understanding with all the great powers,
consequently the general peace of Europe
" i'll not be affected. 7t
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Commissioners Prait's Place.

WASHINGTON, July la-Deputy Com
missioner H. &. Rogers is acting Commis-
sione" OF Internal Revenue today. Mr..
Pratt being shsent from the Office II is not
likely that Mr.. Pratt will give much atten-
tiou to official business between now and the
date AZ which his resignation takes effect
tJuly SD, and Mr.. Rogers vii continue In
Ie performance Oft the duties of the Office.
there is considerable speculation as to who
ill recsayst abe appointment OF Commits
'toner. The names OF Mr.. Rogers and Gen.
Sewell, WHO succeeded Yaryan, are both
prominently mentioned. Mr.. Rogers was
an applicant for tie position when it was
vacant, BY the removal OF Mr.. Douglass and
his friends seem TO think that strong inriu-
ences will secure for him the appointment
on thia occasion.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Dis.<s1ed Maryland r ,unlieans.

WASqINGToN, july l0.-A delegation Of
Mary yland Republicans numbering 81. called
upon the President this afternoon. Their
object WAS TO secure the removal of l.. s.
Marshal GolisboDugh and [. 5. Reese.
Deputy Collector OF the port OF Baltimore.
Their complaint was that the former lacked
nerve and that the latter was = Republican
in pocket and a Demncra; in principle.
They though; that the President would ACT
fsyorably in the matter.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
DHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTvY
i BALTIMORE RA!LROA|
MAY 3, 1876.

Trains willleavr Wilmington AL
for
| Philadelphia and Intermed!ate \
Il 10. :. 10. 5 20. 80, 8 j., olj, Nl|
70. > G5. : 20 95i 5ipm.
Philadelphia and New York S-a'I
II 81, 5 4. pm.
Baltimore and Intermediate Sfatl0'1
$50 III. ) ~, S IL pm.
! Baltimore and Washington 11E
an 1855. %. s ~. iop n.
Trains for Delaware Division Ieal
New Castle L %. . -. 9 s., a m @M
. III. o.,.,,,
Wyoming and intermediate Sta.N'1
9 81 a m. 4 -, : n p m.
Delnar and intermediate Sta'N1
sS1, a M, q 30 p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermedla'e
10 a IN. -, 8 20, p n.
Philadelphia and New YORK, S:S1
Baltimore and Washington, El-
For further Information pasHI:l
referred to the time tables pos'ea
depot.
Jsni-ly II. f. KENNEL
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The Turks 70 be Cautious.

CoNsTANTINoPLE,J July 12.-The Turk.
ish commanders on the Servian frontier
have been ordered to abstain from attack
ing the insurgents until additional rein
forcements arrive.
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The COsSarkH.

- BELGRADE, July 12.-It is reliably re-
ported that 10000 Cossacks show signs OF
making common cause with the insurrect-
ionists.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
NEW 4DTERTISEMENTS.

Bush's Goal.
Death Notice.
Marriage Notice.
BootS-Danahee.
Ciothing-DeWolf.
Notice--Aid Loan.
FNcursion-Gouley's.
Mills & Coombs-Coal.
Meetipg-Tradesmen's.
Cl~ thtng-J. W. Canary.
Ryap's Centennial News Office,
Notlc----Executive Committee,
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
The Bulsari.ns Arise,

) BELGRADE, July 1a-The 'Bulgarans
around Widdin have arisen against the
Turks. The Seryian troops have eonse
quently crossed the frontier, and have had
several successful skirmishes.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
A Just Punishment.

BY Associated Press.
New YORK, June l2.-Otto HaffeM wa.
sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in
Brooklyn to-day for outrageing an years
Old child.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
A Conference ON War.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July la.-General Sher-
man and Secretary Cameron had an inter
view with the President this afternoon on
the subject of the Indian war
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
New Military Territories.
.,ciatsxi Pres,

WASHINGTON, July la.-The House to-
day passed bill sppropristing sa0o, 600 for
the construction Of additional military ter
ritories In the West.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
A Turkish Success Denied,

BELG RAIDE. July 12.-The reported cap
ture of Saitschar, hy the Turkish troops, is
denied. The Seryians have pushed their
reeonnoissantes to Widdin, and the Turks
have retired within the fortress.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Y. n. Z. A. In Canada.
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCIAleU Press.
TORONTO, July l2.-The Twenty first
Annual Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association of the United States
and Canada, assembled here this afternoon.
about 500 delegates are present.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
Prince Milan.

lCoNsrANTINopLE, July l2.-It is report
ed that Prince Milan has hurried away into
Austria.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

The sultan and the War Fund.
CoNsTANTINopLE, July 12.-The Sultan
has subscribed 10000 sterling to the Peo-
ple's War Fund.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

'NHANGE OF HOURS-M lLM.,|
" Il WESTERN RAILROAD-.|yl
Ing Monday. May -, ls,o, trans I
as follows: ,m 4
Leave Wilmington l09 a m, D"
y n. I'd
Leave I.andenbIrg 6 IS m. L i2sD.I
Arrive Wilmington 81 IL n, ="
pm.
Arrive Landenburg II 81 a N, ~
pm. ,.cs|
CONNECTIONS.-At WlImlnlss"|
p W & b and Delaware X X tla'ppJ
At Landenburg with Penna " "|
Pennsylsonia Railroad. >.r1,j
aus2i.tf DAVID CONNIE
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
A Heavy DefalcAaiSn by the District
Treasurer,

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July l2.-The Commis-
sioners for the District Of Coltlmbia, having
just examined the books of James 8. Viii
son, Treasurer for the District, who uncere-
moniously left the city two weeks ago, dis
covered that he is defaulter to the amount
of between 81, 600 and 81 600, which is fully
secured BY responsible b0ndsmen.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

WALTER CUMMINS,
ATTORNEY AT Jaw
OFrICH NO. Slt King street, next door to
the Post Office; Wilmington, Del. auR3 Con
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
COAL.
COAL

ENTERPRISE COAL
Do not forget Fout's Enterprise Coal
this hot weather. IL may not be a good
time to burn ii, but it is certainly good
time to buy, as he has a good supply an
hand which he is selling at the lowest
market prices.
JOSEPH FOUT,
J West and Water,
and
Orange and Water SITS,
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

|arions quantities from y to 100 pouuds
al The rate of 70 cents per Ito pounds; 40 lo
.D pounds 60 cents per lN pouCds ton
10 TONS at $40 per ton over that amount.
special rates.
All accounts to he cash daily or weekly.
unless otherwise agreed upon.
HaSi az secured a large stoci, OF excall.n,
qnailty OF ice, We are now prepared 10 fu--.
ish our friends at the above rates. and win
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orueTs entre satisfaction. Careful drivers,
lesuHN ueuNer'. m21-6m
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13
MARRIED.

EASrNAN-BCCE-O the l2;h inst. at
the residence OF the brides mother, by
Rev. John II. Eastman, assisted by ].
Howard Dixon, u. d. Prof. Chayles r.
Eastman. Of EsaSt Hampton, Mass, aud
Miss Laura VI. suck. OF this city.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-13

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