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THIRD KAcE.-Grnnd Centennial purse OF 81, 900 for
all ages -Four. mile heats
Acrobat :. :. $500 500 800 Col Negan. .$35 90 90
Chesapeake 2l5 400 3S5 Busy Bee 20 As 46
Fourth RAcK-Purso $500, Tor beaten horses, all
ages. one and half miles
Ascension, los lbs.. $3.50 R0mncy, 81 lbs. $36
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Saturday July !. 1879. by tho Rev. William H. Dc
Hart WILLIAM RoHERrsox, OF South Orange N. j. to
EiIzABErn A. McCuLLocH. OF New York city.
WHrLocK-PAksoSs.-Out the 9th inst by tho Rev
j. b AIlieh, Mr.. ABSKR wmiTLocx. oi Now York, and
Mss ENEI.Iyx H. PARSONS, OF Colts Neck, n. j.
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BASE BALL NOTES.
At Utica yesterday the Brooklyns were defeated By
the Illions II to 0.
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First base by errors OF opponents-Harvard, 8;
Chelsea g.
Tmc OF game-rwo hours.
Umpirc-Mr. Barton, OF the Arlington Club.
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POOL sxLIIso AT LONG BRANCH.

IONu BkANCH, n. J., July Z, 1910.
Great interest s manifested In to-morrow's races.
AT the West End Hotel the following pools were sold =
FIRST RAcx July Stakes tor two-year-o -oldS Three
quarters of "A mile
q. |. Lorilard's $40 20 McGraths. &45 92
Be m0npa ..... II % 4. Lorard's... so Ito
Purycar Co. 20 "
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
RoBEsrsoS-NccVLLooG.-A Al Knox Memorial chapel
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NASHINWTUNi q, 1910
This being private bill day number Of private bills
were reported and disposed Of among them for the
disposal Of the Arsenal grounds at Little Rock, which
was LAID on the table
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saAcx.-on July 7. anna RArxosp You've, In tho
Notice of time of funeral hercane.
SMITH On Thursday. july q, AUGUSTUS =. SMITH, In
the 51th year of HIS age
Friends are invited to attend the funeral, at Fort
Washington, on saturday, July S, The arrival Of
the O'Clock tram from Thrtieth street station.
Carriages will DO in waiting Train returns at 3:25.
SMITH On Wednesday, july o. suddenly, OF heart
disease, Mrs. Jons SMITH, aged 4s years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend thu
funeral from her late residence No. ss Sknlman ST.
BROOKLYN, on frlay July !, a, two O'Clock T. NJ
sxyTM-On FRIDAY, july Z JONI sMyrH. IN the 37th
year oi hts age born IN ireland, county Monaghan,
parish OF Ancmulep. townIand of Rue.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend The funeral from his res-
dencc. No 5ls West SSH ST.. on sunday, the 9th at
two o'clock, and thence to Calvary Cemetery
srgRxe. on FRIDAY, July L. alter long and painful
illness JAMES srERsG, In The 56,h year of his age
The iuncra! will take place from his late residence,
No. As Rycrson ST. Brooklyn, at half past O'Clock
sunday afternoon
srRiyaxEyER--onT Thursday, July q, Francis A., son
OF William II. and Mary springmcycr and grandson Of
The trends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the iuncrai from he residence OF his grand.
mother, 22s East SD st, on Saturday, July at tvo
T. NJ
HANNAH STgiS, mother Of solomon stein, New YORK
aged 90 years
Funeral on Sunday at Baltimore
roSSEsEN --on Wednesday. July 6, MRS May J.
ToNSEsEN. aged % years
Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral service at her late residence 800 cat
18Th st.. on Saturday July s. at one O'Clock y M
!RrgsDsLE--July O, In the 5eth year OF his aee
KuSD FREbHIK CLKxESs TRuEspALg, a native OF Nor.
way.
Funeral from his late residence 1873 18th st., At I've
O'Clock SATURDAY.
Welsh (Swansea) papers please copy
TURSHUiL Friday, July Z, alter lingering m.
ness Jons LEWIS GERvAs TuRsprLl, in the 4lst year
OF his aye.
Relatives and friends o. tho family arc invited to At
tend tho funeral without further notice on sunday a.
one O'Clock, from 81 PEERS church, wsstchss.s.
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WONDERFULLY Cool.

Ola DR.. Prettyman, who has been hv-
ing upon the Official patronage for many
years, has the audacity TO refer to s. M.
Harrington, Esq., one of the best men OF
the Republican party, who has never
held office we believe, in such violent
and detestible language as fills the para
graph quoted below. So far as the arti-
Gle refers to the frauds" one faction OF
that party practieed upon the, other, we
know little, and believe both tried all
they could TO cheat each other. S. NJ.
HARRINGTON, Esq, is known all over this
State, and his friends cannot afford to
allow him to be villifod and trnduced in
this manner, and should show their re-
sentiment by voting against the wishes
Of these insolent ofice-boldere. We
quete from the Peninsular Nsss Of
Snturdsy:
1v1.r OF RyIN.-The! Dover Junta
never had any regard for the Republican
party. They never were Republicans
from conviction, They came into the
party after it had become the whining
party solely for the loaves and fishes OF
ofAce, and now when by frauds COM
mitted in the city of Wilmington at the
late delegate election, they unexpectedly
foond themselves able to control the con-
vention, the whole party organization
is at once prostituted to their greed for
oHRoe, and an effort is made to remove
faithful and efficient pnblic officers sole
~ to make place for themselves and their
Ring.
Er. Samuel Harrington, who 80 art
fully managed to have himself Put upon
the National Committee, ostensitly to
aid the election of Hayes and Wheeler
Immediately prostitutes his position to
vent his spite on the man whom he be-
lieves to be the author of the Dunn let
teFs in which he was SO badly damaged.
That 4his personal enemity happens 10
accord with a well-kncwn desire to get q
special influence in the United States
Court by having his tools made District
Attorney and L. S. Marshal only adds
strength to the unworthy motive.
The base motives that inspire these
eftorts demonstrates the truth that this
faction is bent on rule orruin. The par
ty is Of no account to them unless they
can nave the offices through which to
pluDder the public. The election Of the
Republican ticket is OF no account with
these men. They do not care If the Re-
pubicsns loose everything unless they
are in office or have an immediate pros
pest Of getting in. The character of
these men is so bad that they have no
hope in the election of Hayes. Unless
they can get in now they believe they
will stand but a poor chance for the fu-
ture' and hence their desperation. They
care not that all the considerate men OF
the party deprecate their untimely
greed FOR Office and its effect upon the
immediate future prospect OF the party
in the State.
When it is known that both the editsl
and owners of that paper are in o&ce
its cool impudence will be more fully un
derstood.
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Bowers IdOOf Linimeut

After 80 years of practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &c, have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inattention to the feet than all other diseases
omoir ed After mep experiments ! have
founn he true remedy to PREVENT the dis
ease tne moot, or restore 1t after negligence,
10 W at nature intended It should be--ths
f-saf 'uPporf Of the noble dHtM0L II the hoof #
lnfaned and diseased, the animal is compare
lively worthless. This Liniment viii sure.
prsusNf this worst OF all dlseases, Contraction
COrns, Quarter, C-acks, Contraction Of tc
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprune,
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by tho want OF such remedy.
~Try 1t. and 1t will never fail If properly
applied, viz.
Battle the horses foot once week, or often:
or II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair.
ii. G. BOYER,
Norr1stown, Pa.
Mr. Nd. Z. BOYER-Deay Sir: This Is to Ger
ofy that have used your Liniment in m
stable for three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and lind II the best pre-
Paration have ever used on horses. Il ie 81
better than you recommend it Send me five
cases at once, by express, U. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No lS9 West Slst street New York CITY
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SHERIFF's SALE
~ BY virtue efa WI. OF Nepditsoni Exponaf
to me directed. will o. expo, ed TO Pubic sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 SMILEY ST..
kept ny Ge'. W. Ortlip iu the city Of vii.
mington. New Castle ounty. Le!avare. on
SATURDAY.
THE 5th LAY OF AUGUST. ls7c.
AT O'Clock. p. To-.
The following described r al Estate, viz:
No Al, that lot piece or parcel OF land
situated 1t the no thweetery corner OF 5th
and Tatpsll streets, in th- City OF Whining
ton, with Brick Dwelling honse. S ore 40 d
Bak,r thereon erected, togeIhsr with stable
in the rear fs8 dwelling and bakery.
No . that LOT. pieo or par el Of land
situat on he northwest corner of Gipsn
Avenue and Lincoln street. in the ity of
Wilmi gtOn, 81 feet on Lin DIN street BY 100
et on III Pm Avtnu. surIounded by lands
Of Je,se Alexander aud ]. Head
No, Al that l. {, piece or parcel OF land
situat d in Cbristiana hundred New Castle
Go nty Delaware contain ng about two u
one quarter heies Of Marsh land, near the
works Of Walton, hann & Co., aud sur
rou ued bi lands Of v alton, v ham y Co
Oh istianA River Improv ement Co nnd lands
of the heiIs of Caleb Str I'd. deceased
Seized and taken in execution us the pro.
perry Of Robert Tay lor. and to be rod by
wA. ii. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sheilff's Office. New Castle. [
July ~. A. ID. 1876. iy2l-s
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SHEnIFwS SALES.

CHERIFEsS SALE.
y BY virtue of writ Of Nenditioni Expo.
ma, TO me directed. will be exposed 10 Puoiie
Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 SHIPLEl ST..
kept by George ~. 0rilip. 10 the city OF Will
ninston. Neg Cattle county. DeiswAre' on
SATURDAY, ga
THE 9TH DAY OF AUaC II. 1879
at o'clock. D. m.
the following described Real Esta:s. vis
All that certain tract ofl nd situate In the
city o, Wilmington, New Castle c unity. Del :.
aware, having thereon erected h substantial
three story brick dwelling house with bacx
build ng,, being No Az East In I'd street.
and more particularly described as follows:
Begin ming at y point on the nor,herl AIDE OF
Thr street between Pop ar and Lombard
stteets, at q cornar of LAND now or Itr OF FL
leu Campbell: thence with lands Of same
n rtherly parallel with Lombo I'd street 81
feet IL In -hes TO stake: thence westerly pa
railel with Third rect 1S L. ct 70 ttak'
thence soutberly para lei with Lombard stree,
50 fact II inches to Aforesaid side OF 1hird
street, aud thence al Ins tn same easterly IS
feett, t1e place sf beginning. be the same
more or less.
Sci zed and takeu IN execution as the pro-
perty Of LewisC Springer. and to be so d by
WIN. II J. LAMBS0N, sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. New Caste.
July -. 1874. jy2l-ts
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The Lash of the Office Holders

it is astonishing to observe the dom l.
neering spirit of the Republican Office
holders. 1t ia one Of the direct effects
Of high salaries. Here is man who has
had himself, his son and his nephew, all
10 an Office at high pay, for years, when
one efficient man, such as we could name,
would do the work more correctly and
promptly; and be glad to do it for less
than ia paid to DIR. Prettyman, and yet
this man, as is shown ty the following
from the Repdblioan, assumes to use the
party lash upon the members of the Re-
publican party not in Office as though
they were dumb dogs. Men dare not
favor or speak favorably of any one for
of6ce but those who are in Official posi-
ton using the money collected from the
people for their own benefit. 1t is fact
in Delaware there is an official Ring and
they all hang together. We do not be.
heve Mr.. Spruance will connect himself
with this ring, however. He owes them
nothing for his appointment. The Re.
pssttacan says;
AssAILgp.-Will the Peninsular Ne,c.
inform its readers Of what crime or act
''Boss Charlie Gallagher" has ever been
guilty of that warrants a reference tc
him in terms of disparagement? In
honor, integrity and fair dealing, he will
certainly measure up fully to DR.. Pretty
man or any of the office holders in thu
State, and it is the meanest kind of ,
disposition that prompts an unjust rs
sault on any citizen in order to lesser
his influence or add to the advantage @
the assailant. We think it ia high tim
that the office holders and their partio IL
lar organs should cease their attacks i
they really desire the peace that the
profess.
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sHERTFE'S N.ALES.

CHEhIFF's SALE.
- BY Virtue Of a writ Of Fl.fa. u me di-
rooted will be exposed 20 pubic sale at the
store OF Robert and William Taylor. corner
OF Fifth aud Tatnall streets. Wilmington, In
New Castle county Del, on
SATURDAY,
Ibk -Hth DAY OF JULY. A. d. ls'G.
At IL O'Clock, a. m.
The following described Personal Pro
perty. VIA:
Throe horses. 4 wagons. ! sleigh. ] sulkey
and lot OF harness, lot OF candy Jars ant
caddies, 90 nter sca es and welghts, ] plat
form scale, cracker mach ne trays, tables
pans and tubs household and kitchen furni
ture con isting OF beds, bedsteads bureaus
tab.cs, chairs IN rrors. SOFAS. ~hst.not, car
pets, bedding ,dc
Seized AMI AIKEN into execution as the pro
perty OF Robert taylor and William 1ay Tor
AID TO be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBSOS, Sheriff,
SheriH-s once. New Castle.
July Is. 1915 iylats
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New Gents Furnishing
STORE,
307 MARKET STREET.

The undersigned begs leave TO inform h 4
friends and the pubic generally, that h ha
taken the ktore
No. 307 Market treet,
Where lie intends carrying on tho GfNTs'
FURNISHING BUSINESS. 'ome and ex-
am ne my stock where you will End every
thing in the furnishing business at the LOW
EST FlGUkhS. My "CkESCENT SHIRr,"
cannot be beat in the city at 81 25 ready for
use and a ut qua tant.ed shI IL made t or
DER. Give me call before gong elsewhere.
yteod&WSm W. n. oINCOCk.
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Well, Mr.. Ii. f. Pickels comes to the
front again. He is to lead the forlorn
hope OF the Republican party as the
chairman of the State Central Commit
tee in the approaching campaign. Mr..
Pickels goes into the contest with full
knowledge of the utter prostration of
she party under the scandalous pecula-
sions Of its leaders and office-holders
and can have no hope Of success. and
but little heart to work for it after the
abuse that has been heaped upon him.
Harry is hard TO beat at this busines;
and ought no: 10 permit them TO use
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Fashionable t'urnIturt'
J. & J. N. HARTMAN,
Hc $40 Kin asresr
VII uiEnrON ttRI
WILMIEHrON. uEL-

.,. We respectfully tnforE the H.
-~s,ts." zens 0i Wilmington and tho ,r'.
"a, rounding country taat we eqsis0s
sSftsttsto man ut1 cturo and keet satsrdli
our large ald long establisne z4ivepns
Furniture OF every variety and st;e Nt
sistins Of Mahogany RoseNo COD ana wS,v
furniture suitable foy ps-Ior. inilg.'o.a
and chamber uses.
Our assortment oi FurLItuts = iAlgse. tg
more varied than cqL ne touad in Delsyw
and all articles s0ld st"nr establishment ~
warranted rs represerteG
Venitiol blin0P % ne si,. .a.1iOtsi
desiRns made &c l,'.er s1h ge.i Iocsla
on hand. We aisJ msnuls1,a-G Ap1c
~ keep u ls7se .srtt'u ant - sn'igg
VopF and ausE &Gt'ressoS
I.&J. n. HAtNAN
itU King street. WiluilrG
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him now. He will be sure to lose cast if
he does. After telling his friends so
frequently and 30 clearly that there was
no prospect Of carrying the State or
the country, he cannotinspire confidence;
no one could, and il is never good policy
to work willing horse 10 death. Be-
sides Mr.. Pickels has repeatedly said he
wac out OF politics. He should there
fore decline; and his declinution should
be accepted. The editors Of the CONF
mercid, and Ners will be sure to denounce
him, as the cause of the party defeat,
although they have no hope of success.
Both these papers have been undertaking
him and doing all they could to destroy
his influence. especially with the negroes.
Under such circu instances what hope
can he orthe party have.
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NEWSPAPERS
OR TIE
UNITED STATES

A complete list OF American Eevu,p.
nunoen more than Gig It Thousand Til
cities 10 which Newspapers a o pusoS
historical and statp tical sketches AZ
Great Newspaper Establi hmens;a
traled wnh num- rors engra. ings dt
principal newspaper buildings. Book III
fsges Just issued. Mailed, post paid. low
ADDRESS cor S5c. Appl, Enclosing prttli
sUPERIN BADEsr or THE NEwsPtPER u
fLLlON. centennial Grounds Philsde pta
OF american News company. N. Y. gN,
ea'ertsvHeeas %. lyll 2tawiW
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PEABODY HOUSE,
Corner Of Locust d, Ninfh Sfs,
PHILADELpHII DA

Convenient TO all places OF amusement and
Gar nnes In the city. No changes 10 and from
the Centennial <, ounds,
', CoL watson, proprietor OF the HENRY
HOUSE. Cincinnati for the past twenty yesrs
ana present proprietor, has leased the house
ior term OF years and has newly furnjshed
and lifted It th, osgAost. He will keep strict.
" nrst ciass houAe. and has accommodation
Tor $40 guests. eyrns only $3 per day.
No bar has ever been kept in the HENRY
house, nor will any be kept at the PEA
noDf. my20-2md&w
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Don't Read This

a book for newly-married people ol,s
sex; or those contemplating iLair,r,
onsains over 200 ages. Hound in N
wall q Co. Lock Box 1855. sa, atora HsSs| Y
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PUBLIC SALES.
GALE OF cows.

GALE or COWS.
Tho Subscribers will sell a, public sale at
Red Lion, East Marlborough, Chester ounty
Pa, on
MONDAY, JULY 3lst. 1876,
ut O'Clock. p. m.
,yf9,y EIGHTY HEAD OF COWS.
~. Fresh and Springers,
And o Lot Of Young Bulls.
Also lot Of FAT sHEEP. and number Of
Ewes and Lambs up.uuv
webb A. nichols. Auctr. iy22ts
A UDITOR's SALE.
By virtue OF :. warrant of the Mayor Of the
city OF Wilmington. to me directed, will be
exposed at Public sale at 10 o'clock a. M, on
MONDAY. JULY 81. 1876.
at the Auditors Office. No. 81 (second story
East Sixth street. in the city Of w,lmington.
New Castle county, State OF Delaware. the
following described Real Estate, viz:
| All that Tot. piecc or parcel OF iand. with
house thereon erected. situate on Madison
street betSeen Second and Third streets, be-
| inx No. Do Madison street,
All tn It lot. piece or parcel of land. with
hou.e thereon erected, tuate at nortnwe't
| corner of Fifth and Pine streets. being No.
| sol Pine street
All that lot, piece or parc,l Of land. with
! house thereon erected, s,.uHte at the north
east corner Of sixth and Madison streets. be-
! ing No. COL NJ ad son street.
| An that lot. piece or parce. Of land situated
| at the northwest corner ot Walnut and l2th
streets being No. 1921 Walnut street..
| All that lot, ece or parcel of land situate
| on WI nut stree, batw, On Twelfth and lhir-
| teenth streets. being No. IL 3 Walnut street
All tnat lot. pic and parcel of and situate
| on Walnut street, between wei, th and lhi.'
| teenih streets. beins IL Walnut street.
All that lot. piece ana par, et of lard and
house thereon erected, situate on Fourth
| str e. b tween Harrison and Franklin streets
being l415 Weet Fourth street.
s,iIed and taken in execution as the pro-
petty of william silver and TO be sold by
| J. L. BE ,Go. Ci'y Aud tor.
| =. B,-The above named p. ope-ty is 10 he
sold to sat sly liens thereon for paving streets
sidewa ks and water pipe. iy20-Is
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Congressman Young, Of Tennessee, in
forme the Secretary of War that he has
received kilograms from the Irish vol
unteers. the Chickasaw Guards, the Jack =
son Guards, and colored company, all
OF Memphis. Offering their services
against The hostile Indians.
The proprietors Of TIE Greenbrier
White Sulpher Springs, whose nightly
balls are free to all comers, will give a
grand subscription bali on the night of
the % of August, the proceeds of which
win be devoted TO the Custer Monument
fund.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'i SALE.
By virtue Of 8 writ OF i.asari faeiss 10 ne
directed. VIII be exposed 10 Public sole.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL al SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the Cry Of VIII
mingtor. New Castt- counfy. j. a.. nL
s.TITpnkN
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A NEW SHOE.
M. q l. A NC ".
No. 4l5 w. Second Street.

IL manufacturing for the wholesale
trade new Cater, hand made, of
good calf skin both stitched and .
peggei. Will be sold less thau any otbe-
shoe OF the same class. AMI warranted gond
material and work we'll dune All W ,rk made
: N. IA ii see hun anr6d NV
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THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. ls76.
At 2 O'clock. D. NJ,

Al O'CLOCK, y, IL
The ioilowins d. scrib' i Real Estate. viz.
All that certain let. = ece or Ia Gel OF land
situate in the cily of v ilnngton, county and
st ,te sforesaid. bounded aud described az
follows to wit: Beginning ut a point on the
east ,ly side of DUPONT stree. at the distance
Of ftwenty-eight feet soutberly from the U b.
erly side of Tulip street ut fortO feet wide =
Tulip street aforesaid islald out parallel with
Front street and distant southerly from tue
eoutherly SIDE u ereof one huodred and forty.
Eve fest to the nprthery side of Tu ip street
aforesaid; thence east 'rly parallel with ru-
lip str, ct seventy-fve feet = corner: the enee
southerIy parsil with Dupont street feur
teen te.t to a corner; thence weste ly paral-
lei with tulip ST ct sevrnly Eve feet to The
q 0resaid ide Of DUPONT stree and thence
thereby nor,herly fourteen feet u the lace
of beR'nuins. be the contents thereon what
they may.
Seized and. taken in exc uti0n as the pro
pefty of John +. Wright and Margaret Jane
his wife. and t. I. and to be sold by
WIN. Ii LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office. New Castle.
July 70. is76. jy2,.r
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All who are acquainted with Sheriff
Lambson and know his liberal disposi-
ton will believe that he has been even
too generous in supplying the prisoners
with good aud wholesome food, and
plenty of it. The fact Is living in the
Jail is entirely too tempting, " it was
more rough and unpalatable the pun
ishment would be more fully carried out
and prove more Of preventive of crime,
and deter the lazy scoupdrels from the
Jail. 1t is too good boarding house,
and is thus becoming a tax upon the
community. In Reading, Pa, the Jail
birds are taken out with ball and chain
and made TO work on the roads.
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ID EMOVAL

REMoVAL
tnave removed from my old etaDd ts ~
Icy streetto
N. W. COR. THiRD a. SHIPLEY Sla
Where, with Incl esscd facilities, / sAs''
better prepared to supply the wants o.
customers with
STOVES, HEATERS. RANGES
AND HOUSE FURNISHING G0Vv'
generally. Being than full for past D" ~
hope BY rersoual attentio n to business Il,
inue to recoive share OF your pstnrguISsS " "
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'rHE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK,
bO2 MARKET STREET

'hE Ahll/AANS SAVlNOb bANki
800 MARKET STREET
In orporated February D, ISL
Open 70 receive deposits daily from !, =
.ntil 4, p. NJ, and On Tuesday and ssl-Sl
Yenings from to o'clock.
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
ak per cent mas been regularly PAID onx
osits, since the organization OF the Bank, y,
tis the expectation of the Managers, ihstIn
rate OF dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdraw, "
re accounted as deposits. Thus permvss
deposits commpouud their interest twts'
each year.
MANAGKRS:
Clement i. smyth. Georse s. cSpells
Chas w. Rowland, M. l. EchtensteA
Nathan'l X. Benson. Edward DarlingS
Henry r. Dure, Job II. jackson.
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