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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-07-08
NEW HAVEN.

The third annual reunion Of the al.
umni of Beeman Academy will be held
on the academy grounds in New Haven,
Thursday afternoon, July 20. A cord
ial invitation is extended to all, and
large attendance is expected.
A MIRAGE On the Fourth OF July
there were frequent showers in the west
part Of New Haven where live, aud
during the night following it rained con.
siderably Before morning it ceased,
grew colder,o and the clouds cleared away.
AS the morning of the 9th began to
dawn, fog arose along the valley Of tho
Otter creek BY four O'Clock it spread
many miles around. desired to ascer-
tain how high from the earth it reached,
and at five | went upon the south west
spur of Buck mountain, near 8. s.
Wrights, about four hundred feet above
the creek, near Mrs. Chalker's At this
height | was in the clear sunshine. when
below and around me for miles in all di.
rection there was sea Of fog, with few
peaks Of the surrounding hills appearing
like islands. amused myself for awhile
in ascending to the top of a neighboring
cliff, and again descending, to observe
the effect of my presence in the air, for
it was very still. Not leaf was stirring,
The bleatng of sheep, the lowing Of cat.
tie, the growing of cocks, and human
voices were heard from the farms near
by with surprising distinctness. AS |
climbed up the precipicc toward the sun,
discovered there was halo around me,
and my shadow falling on the fog, little
distance from me, resembled huge giant
climbing when climbed, pausing when
stopped, raising his foot, fitting his hat,
moving his hand. in a word, copying CIV.
cry action Of mine. | was reminded of
the story of "Bogle of the Broken which
had read many years ago, bat which l
had never expected to sec realized. Such
a sight, which is to be seen but oDce in
lifetime in this country, was too grand to
be lost. All my philosophy was at once
called into exercise. Every act of mine
was instantly repeated by the demon OF
cloud. I observed presently, that the
distinetness of outline was gradually bo.
coming moro perfect. My features could
almost be seen. When | opened my
hand, spread my fingers, laughed, grin.
ned, hourished my cane, ALI were distinct
ly repeated | spoke but my voice only
was heard. was curious to measure
the distance from myself the shadow on
the cloud. Bnt | could not approach it.
If advanced 1t recedcd if I retired it
approached me Presently | discovered
that | was standing near precipce, and
the figure was sporting with, was TWEEN.
ty or thirty feet beyond the brink Be.
low the level of the rock I suppose there
was a stratum of air very different from
tho air above the surface, in which
stood The vapor was more dense below,
and received my shadow An almost i'm
! perceptible motion of the air at length
changed the whole scene The fog arose
and returned to my labor
tNPiIAN,
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NOTICES.

White KS. Victoria lawns, Swiss
mulls at #. M. Chapman & Co
-Parasols and fans marked down, at
T. NJ Chapman Il Go.
} l.. Buttolph will pay cash on de-
livery for wool, washed or unwasbed.
u. n. Twitchell will pay Is to 10
cents for good unwashed wool at II. X
Glay's. tt
Boots and shoes, boots and shoes, boots
and shoes boots and shoes at ~. NJ, Chap.
man K Co.
-Hurrah for the Centennial Trav.
cling bags and shawl straps cheap at T..
NJ Chapman 4 Cos,
Don't forget the Flyers Sisters
Opera Company at School House Hall
Saturday and Monday evening.
Soda and Saratoga water. oranges,
lemons, cocoanuts, pine apples, and all
kinds Of dried fruit Ice cream every
afternoon and evening, at John G. Man.
ney's. II
There will be meeting Of Odd
Fellows at their hall Wednesday eve.
July IL, at I 10 o clock sharp, lmpor.
taut business will be transacted. and it is
desirable that every member be present.
j. NJ SLADE n. G.
-Murray's Dramatic Company will
exhibit in Middlebury five evenings, be-
ginning next Tuesday, July IL. The
first evening will be given the play,
Ticket of Leave Man; Wednesday eve.
ming, rip Van Winkle"; Thursday eve
ming The Octoroon.' Lack of space
prevents us from giving their extended
advertisement.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a public entertainment
at the Reform Club rooms, on Tuesday
evening, the llth inst. Mrs. DR.. Rider
will read several selections, and her little
bog will give performances on the violin.
Cake and lemonade will ne served to
those who desire it, before and after the
reading Admission 10 cents All
friends of the cause are cordially invited.
Per order.
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BRiDPORT.

The Bridport fire works designed for
the evening Of the Fourth were postponed
until Saturday evening, when they will
be let ofi from near Skiffs store. On the
same evening, and at the same
place, there will be sack race and q
trial OF speed in horses for the deccta-
ton Of the crowd.
1t is now morally certain that the
item in regard 10 the fishing affair in
Weybridge, mentioned in a late issue,
Was furnished by one of the party. and
from BudPor' who after all enireaty
had been exhausted to induce him to go
10 bathing with the rest Of the party, was
reckless cnoug., to venture to the middle
Of the raging Fair in frail bank for
getting the adage that small boats should
keep near the shorc). when from some
unforeseen cause the boat suddenly cap.
sized, and precipitated said inexperienced
mariner into the briny deep. lie was
rescued in decidedly wet condition,
evidently Disguised with aquatic sports !;
was at length resuSctated and dry clothing
being generously contributed by friend
who was hard by, he soon seemed none
the worse for his unlime!y immersion.
There can be but little doubt that he will
profit by his misadveniure and be more
cautious in future about yenturng into
untriod elements.
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Rev. Eugene f. Wright, of Seward,
ILL.,, graduate Of Middlebury college in
1870, was in town on Wednesday. lie
will spend few days in Shoreham, his
native town, and remain 10 the vicinity
until commencement, after which he Will
return to his labors in the west.
Two barrels of ale were seized at q
barn belonging to a saloon keeper, Wed.
uesday evening, and he was notified as
keeper, but he said he didn't claim the
stuff and did not appear at the trial next
day. The ale was adjudged forfeited and
ordered turned over to the town liquor
agent.
AT the regular club shoot, last Sat.
urday, the Peck shield was taken by Mr.
II. l.. Sheldon. The following is the
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COUNTY NEWS.

The amount Of funds raised ia Ad.
olson county by the ladies tor the No
mems department of the Centennial ex.
hibition,as reported by the treasurer, is as
follows: Middlebury, Mrs. Hubert, man.
ager, 1926 New Haven, Mrs. Knowlton,
$3.50; Salisbury, Mrs. G. Smith, $500 :
Vergennes, Mrs. Woodbridge. Sl6.50 ;
Shoreham. Mrs. North, s2450; Orwell,
Mrs. Severance, $500. Total SS4 90.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Ripe rasphsrries are coming into
market
The gelloIious Fourth being passed,
farmers have begun haying in earnest
Geo. w. Brooks ID at home on his
vacation from the theological seminary.
The price of butter on Monday ruled
at twenty.three cents. They were extra
lots to get another cent.
-Middlebury didn't celebrate, but
her citizens sweled the crowds at Bran.
don and Vergenues considerably.
DIR. G. b. Currier, we are happy to
note. has arrived home. coming on Wed.
resdAy He resumes practice at once.
Fireworks Of the noisy kind employ
ed Ih@ energies OF the youthfui minds OF
this place 90 the evening before The
FouIth.
The old bridge over the pond near
the Cheshire marble mill has been re-.
placed by new aud substantial siruc.
tire
The alumni dlnuer and social TO-.
union OF the association will be at the
Addison House on Tuesday. July IL,
at 1870 o'clock
Clayton K. Turril, class of -,
Middlcbury college now of Shelburne
graded school, announces that he is the
proud parent Of a not.to. be. beaten boy.
1t was disgusting experience fol-
the allddlebury young man, who thought
he was kissing his inamorata on the sly
to have a torpedo explode at his feet 81.
simultaneously with the smack.
last Monday the hose at the Sun
Mills was attached to the pump. and Mr.
Stowe squirted the refreshing element
over the dusty streets for long distance
Wish he would do it every day.
Not few citizens who wished to 90
Nergennes on the Fourth, who labored
under the supposition that the regular
GAP train would run north on thai day
were taken in, and wished they had riser
earlier in the morning
On Thursday evening, June 20, II
l.. Sheldon made a target at forty rods
with favorable wind, measuring IL 7
lt} inches, which is the best on record il
the county, so far as known. A COPY
hangs in 8. Holton's shop.
Prof NJ. Stuart Phelps. who hal
given instruction to the Senior class il
intellectual philosophy during the las
year, is to start by steamer to day fol
Europe. He will spend a year or two il
Germany pursuing his studies.
AT their commencement last weel
Dartmouth College conferred upon Presi
dent Hubert the honorary degree of d
d. 1t was an appropriate recognitio,
of merit aud achievement. and came will
especial grace from his Alma Mater.
"A new lamp post has been recently
put up in front of Brewster's block. N
lamp has as yet made its appearance. an
as the post is quite rusty il il not fit t
lean against. When the long evening
come we shall probably find out what
10 for.
The Middlebury cornet band al
tended the Brandon celebration and tool
part in the grand parade, and then too
the mail train for Vergennes in the after
noon. la the evening they serenade
Hon. +. Il. Woodbridge. Hon. G.. "
Grandey. G. +. Stevens, Esq, and tn
Stevens House. The two latter respond
ed in something more Substantial tina
words. The band elicited many hig
compliments at both places
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MONKTON.

-Monkton was largly represented at
the celebration on the Fourth at Yer.
gennes.
Tho potato bug has arrived all right,
safe and sound 10 large quantities in
MonktoG.
During the week Mr., Henry Hull
look In at his store on the Ridge quite 0
quantity of butter ct 20 cts. per pound
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[ORNWdLL

The onion crop is looking we'll. and
promises large yield
The cold nights are not good medi.
cine for corn.
"A gentleman from Windsor county,
visiting Cornwall this last week, says that
the season here is more than week
ahead oftheir side.
N. b. Douglass recently sold j. Il.
Ainsworth Of Middlebury four cattle, loss
than 10 months old, which dressed as fol-
lows. 45S lbs. 400 lbs. 544 lbs. 436 lbs.
being an average of AGA 1.2 lbs. each.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middebury, Cornwall, West
Cornwall and Bridport 300 A. NJ
WAY mail from north $50 A. NJ.
New York. Rutland and Albany. 700 A. M.
New York, 3:45 +. M.
Wav mail from south, 3A5 p. NJ.
MAILS cLosE
Wov mail going south. 900 A. Nj.
north, Slj =. M.
Mails for Ripton, Granville, Han
cock, East Middlebury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridport 3:i5 7. NJ.
Closod mail for Boston and Rutland, $40 p. NJ.
Closed mail for N. York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland 500 2. M,
A. S. TRACY. p. NJ.
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DIED..

BAYLIS.--0n the 4th inst, John r. Bsylis
aged 32 years.
The relatives aud friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend The fun.
eral, at No l2I2 King street, on sun
Gay afternoon at four o'clock. TO proc .ed
to Riverview cemetery.
DAVIDSON.-.On On the 9Th inst, John David.
son, ST.. at his late residence, near Sum
nit Bridge, in the 69th year OF his age.
KEYS.--In this city. on the 9Th inst. Nellie
B.. daughter Of Wm. b. aud Susie NJ
Keys, aged months and days.
SEQ OrT.--On the 9Th inst, Anna Scott, in
her s0th year.
SAMPLE -On the 7th instant, Harry g..
son of John and Priscilla Sample, aged
months.
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< r. = I l1ll !
~ Ampelate1 Hf1.
WAs1Inar0K. J1ly g.-fAs eoanfi1g q
the bonde and moaeJo = The once of ~
Treasurer OF the Unitod States, prepaFatMJ
to turning over the ONCE TO Mr.. 4. U. Wy
man, the neW Treasurer, has jut becn co..
pleGed. The amount of bonds hsh BY the
Treasurer to secure bank circulation al
deposits Vas found to b precisely the
amount called for BY the books, 3sSS, ,953-
$50. The amount of money on hand vas
found to be e45, ,7U2, sol II, which was less
than hye dollars of the amount called for,
the discrepancy arising ffom trihing errors
in making change. The count was made
under the direction Of the Secretary by Mr..
J. K. Upton, Of his ofnce, and xr. 8. p.
Middleton, prominent banker Of this city,
assisted BY large corps Of experts detailed
from different d1ces.
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The Great storn I'm the west
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
DKs MONIES, July Later advices show
that some 25 persons were killed in Warren
county alone; that orS were killed in
Madison county; that probably $50 houses
were destroyed and as many more were bad
ly injured and that the destruction of crops,
fences and animals by Tuesday, nights
storm was immense. The names of the
persons killed and wounded cannot be OBJ
tanned They are mostly the wives and
children of farmers. Some reports place
the number killed IN Warren county alone
as high as forty. A circus is waterbound at
Indianola, and the train on the Des Moines
aud IDdianola Railroad, which left here last
night, is waterbound between North and
Middle rivers.
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PRICES FOR 1876:

Various quantities from 25 to 100 pounds.
at the rate of 20 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
200 pounds at so cents per lou pounds; ton
TO tons at $40 per ton /, over that amount,
special rates.
All accountsfD be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock OF excellent
quality OF Ice, we are now prepared to furD-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mT-6m
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
Weaan KilleA by she Oar

WounAn Killed ~ the Cars.
Special Telegram to THE HERALD.
SEAroRp, Del, July IA woman named
Mrs. Daniel Naype was struck and KILLED
BY freight train, No. 8, moving south, aI
crossing near Ross Station, . few miles
north Of this place. She, with others, Z
party Of berry pickers, thought they had
time to cross the track ahead Of the train,
but she was too late. She lived ten minutes
after being struck. The body was taken to
6eaford where the Coroner will hold an in
quest.
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Naval orders.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Lieut. J. D. J.
Kelly ordered to the Minnesota at New York
10th inst. Lieut.. VIM. II. briggs to the re-
ceiving ship Colorado, st New York. Lieut..
A. 4. Nazero detached from the Hartford
on the 2lst Of August and ordered to the
Naval Academy 2Oth September. Lieut..
VIM. II. Webb, from the Supply and placed
on waiting orders.
Lieut.. A. J. Iverson, from the Minnesota
9th inst, and ordered TO the Supply, 10th
inst, Lieutenants C. T. Hutchins and J. N.
Grimes, from coast survey duty and ordered
to proceed home and wait orders. Lieut..
Uriah Harris and Master 81. C. Nye, from
coast survey duty and placed on waiting
orders. Ensign w. l.. Cottman, from the
Colorado and ordered TO the Supply.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08

Tho Weashsr TssDay.
BY Associated Press.
For the Niadle States, fair weather and
stationary or digit rise of Temperature,
with southeFly to westerly winds, rising,
followed hy falling barometer, and possibly
local rains near the coast.
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The Old South Church.
By Associated Press.

By ASsOclated Press.
BosToN, July 7.-Subseriptions to the
fund for the purchase OF the Old South
Church have accumulated so rapidly tina,
the committee propose to raise Sl5O,00O by
the 18th inst, in expectation that further
time nay be given in which the property
may be purchased either by the city or by
subscription.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08

Discovery Of Horrible Murder.
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Another murder
committed here on the 4th of July has just
come to light. A colored man, named Tur-
pin, was killed, his head cut off, and his
body Sut up and hid in an ash pile. 1t is
supposed that he was killed by his mistress,
who has disappeared.
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Blalness Condition.
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 7.-Gov. Connor
called on Mr. Blaine in his sick room and
rendered him the appointment of United
States Senator, saying that he believed It to
be the very general expectation and wish OF
the Republicans Of Maine that he should
fill the vacancy caused BY Morrill's rcsigna-
tion. 1t is understood that Blaine will &C
cept the place.
Mr.. Blaine has not been quite as we'll to
day as he has been for two or three days
past.
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MARRIED..

DEvALINGER- -STOUT.-On the Sd of July
by Rev. Mr.. Welch. Harry DeValinger to
Mary Stout of this city.
HEBB-JAMES.-In this city, at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, July 6. by
Rev. Mr.. Otis, J. Mitchell Hebb and Jen-
ME W. James, all Of this city.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AN
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY 8, 1915,
Trains will leave Wilmington as follO'
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stated
go $50. $50, $50, 9 81, 10 Is, 10 80, a d
= ~, %. 20 8 81 pm.
Philadelphia and New York l 80 a m. El4
IL 81, 5 46 pm.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations u Y
~ IN. D ~, 5 Al p m.
Baltimore and Washington IL 50, IS, ~
am IL 81, q, $40, 10 p M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle l2 IS, 6 20, 3 35, m. 25, s 80, ~
pm.
Wyoming and intermediate Stations ls'i
IS a m. 6 80, 7 ~ D m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations IN
9S5, m, 6 630pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate StatioDV
q 10 m. 4 45, $50, pm.
Philadelphia and New York, s2am
Baltimore and Washington, II so, Oal|
For further informa,fop passengers AZ
referred to the time tables posted at ID
depot.
jsnl-ly H. F, KENNEY, Sapt
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Egyptian Troops for Turkey.

BY AssOCldFtU Ere. 8.
ALEXANDRIA, July IA statement
which has gained currency, that the Khed-
i've refused to send troops to Constantine
pie on the ground that the late Sultan had
released him from that obligation, except
ing in case of foreign war, is unfounded
On the contrary, two regiments of Egyptian
troops are leaving to-day for Constantine
pie.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
The Cunard Line,
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, July THE Cunard Line
steamships, Scotia, Cuba and Calabria, are
advertised for sale. 1t is stated that the
company propose to sell those Of their YES
sells which are the least suited to the Amer
ican trade, and replace them with new and
better steamers.
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GAL
nNrRRPRIsB COAL

Do mot forget Fout's Enterprise Goa!
this hot weather. IL may mot be good
tune to burn IL, but II ID certainly . good
time to buy, 81 he has . goed supply an
h4nd which be IL selling at the lowes'
market prices.
JOSEPH FOUT,
1West and Water,
and
OraDge and Water Sts,
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08

Arronge0ent1 fer the Reception Ol
the Washington Light 1nfhntry.
BY Associated Press.
BosroN, July 7.-Arrangemeifs for the
reception and entertainment OF the Wash
ington Light Infantry Of South Carolina,
Ciinch Rifles Of Georgia, Light Artillery OF
Norfolk, Va, and the members and officers
of the Light Infantry of Washington, D. c.,
Light Infantry of Fayetteville, N. c., and
the Old Guard of New York, all of whom
reach here tomorrow, are now complete.
This large body of visitors will be enter
tanned by Mr., VIM. E. Baker and the pro-
gramme embraces six days of excursions
and festivities.
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The Senate and the Conference Re.
port.
By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, July I'm the Senate
during the morning hour the conference re.
port on the legislative, judicial and execu
tive appropriation bill was discussed, and al
l2 O'Clock, when the impeachment trial wa.
resumed, on motion of Mr.. Edmunds, it was
ordered that further proceedings in the
trial be suspended for the present, in order
that the conference report on the legisla.
tive bill might be disposed of.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

Bush's Coal.
Death Notice.
Marriage Notice,
Clothing-DeWolf
Notice-A Meeting.
Clcthing-J. W. Canary.
Excursion tn atlantic City.
:olice 20 County Treasurer
Notice-Mechanics' Loan Stock.
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De. Pedrs aud Telesr.phy.

New YORK, July THE Emperor Of
Brazil this morning visited the Western
Union building to inspect 1t and witness the
American system Of telegraphy. His Maj
esty expressed his sstonishment and great
qualification 1t the manner in which busi-
ness was conducted.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
OWEAP SHOE STORE.

n v3GAA1 E11V8 61V16Zs :
Having lifted mp my shoe store, No: Gil
East Sixth street, and Laid In . larger stoe
people in the eastern portion Of the city
With all kinds Of boots and shoes, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
Tar below those heretofore charged. Ele-
Rant work made to order. and mending
promptly attended to
marll-ly
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
MP. Wysnan Qualities.
By Associated Press.

Oy ABbOCIdUeU fTeSSs
,ss..s WASHINGTON, July 7.-Mr. A. N. Wy
nan has qualified - Treasurer of the
Uni1ed States, and took charge of that Office
~ ~ close Of business to-day.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
Ho News from the 0est Of war.
y Aasociafad Press

COHsTAHfINoPLE, July mo dispatch
- tave been published here from the seat
|Ac wG since Wednesday. The Bey Of Tunis
haa f1fSGMed the Porte that he will dis
teA \ reSiment Of troops to Constantine
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
iCE pEALnlls.
RCTIO ICE COMPAHH.
No. 2 EAST SECOND STREET.

Is to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred
100 10 1000 pounds, 60 cents per hundred:
TO 3 tons, SO per ton. Special rates To-
larger Qusntities. Eastern Ice only.
sp4- -6m ]. B. CONROW q BON.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08

Ihe Amerlc8ns CeIebf0fe the Great
Day.
By Associated Press,
LONDON, July THE American Colony
at Constantinople enthusiastically celebra-
ted the Fourth of July at The American
College at Pera. Mr.. Maynard, the Ameri-
can Minister to Turkey, presided. He read
the Declaration of Independence and made
a speech.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08

CHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTo]
~ d WESTERN RAILROAD-Co Commep]
Ing Monday, May u, 1875, Trains will ~
as follows: j
Leave Wilmington 1920 m, $50 and 4
p m.
Leave Landenburg 6 IS a m, IL 45 and ,PP3
Arrive Wilmington IS q m, 2 20 and u
pm.
Arrive Landenburg IL IS m, 6 40 and u
p m. j
CONNECTIONS.-A Wilmington WI
W 4 b and Delaware r Il trains.
. AT Landenburg with Penna & Del Brau'1
Pennsylvonia Railroad.
augS-tf DAVID CONNELL, SUPP
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Personal.
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-senator Alcorn,
Of Mississippi, has been called home by the
serious illness of his wife.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
~ y !
~ An.s1aaeGd pssal.

WAsuIna1en, JAY z.-The Asst c1Reial
|aet ofths nsu SecEeeeEy was tie appeOval Of
bo0d Of Wyman g TreasareF.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08

N MAKER, Repairing Specially Y
ANY one having goUd frame of~
mbreila can have the same made as
good as new at half price, at
ap25-0 4. W. Corner Fourth VAIN al
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Is,An UnSeandIeA Stery,
~ ASsociated Press.

4 N Ase0ciAted Press.
LONDoN, July THE London Times to-
day puhlishes . dispatch from Paris stating
tAak therun0red attempt on the Due de
Charles BY colder Of the Eighth Dragons
= eneircly unfoundsd.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-08
n. Mstssll Q.aliaes.
I1o0intAd Freaa

A1eurG1oH, July 7.-Mr. Morrill, took
I14 AZ once - Secretary Of the Treas
4keEncon, = the Executive Man
1M6s Wylie, " ~ Dlstrtct Court.