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$75 REWARD!
BROKE JAIL.

1 will give 500 reward for the ar
rest and return of Samuel A. Warner,
who broke jail on the night of Oct. l,
1877.
Also, $25 for the arrest and return
of Frank Sanford, who also escaped
the same night.
JUsTIs SHAwKEY, Sheriff.
Tionesta, Pa, Oct. 2, 1877.
Try Kuukels Perfumes for the
handkerchief For sale at Bovard's.
New Buckwheat -four at Robin
son d Bonner's. 26 At
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u. IkLEHN.
DEALER In JEwBIRY AND sILvERwARE.
7IDIOUTE, PAn


7 WISH to inform my friends and pat
i rons of Tionesta and vicinity, that my
new stock of goods is larger than ever be-
fore. Below j give a partial list of the
goods keep for sale;
Ladies' Gold Watches,
Gents Gold and Silver Watches,
sGold Chains and Jewelrys
SILvERwARE:
Tho latest novelties in Silverware. New
and beautiful designs just received for tho
Holiday Trade:
Casters, Pickle Dishes,
Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes,
Sugar Bowls, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Call-BCtls,
Napkin Rings, &c, &c.
Every article warranted. All Silverware
purchased of ME engraved Free Of Charge,
/ have but one price, and that I guarantee
to be the lowest-outstripping all compet-
itOrs.
My brother has just returned from Eu-
Iope, bringing wirh him some beautiful
designs, which are on exhibition at my
Jewelry Store. / will accord a hearty well
come to ali who visit me, and treat them
with politeness and attention, whether
they purchase or not,
Thanking my friends for their liberal
patronage in the past, l hope by fair deal
ing and low prices to enjoy continuance
of the same. j., KLEIN,
~ If Tidioute, Pa.
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Lawrence House,

rkNIONESTA. PENN'A, WM. LAW
! RENEE, PRoPRIEToR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests:
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for Conn
inoroiai Agents.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow"
ing prices:
Stave bolts, So inches long, per cord
of 6 #. by 4 it., $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches'long, per cord of 8 #. by 4
f., $4.OO. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. H. DERICKsoN & Co.
27tf
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pROFITARIE-LADI AND GENTLEMEN
,,yninvwuNm WANTED in every town
EMPLUlMEhr and city, 10 procure sub
scribers for tho ''WORKING CHURCH.'
The Premium steel Engraving, 1T. IT,
in, "the Finding of the Savior in the
Temple" Is presented to each subscriber !
for only 1925 per year. This picture IS
universally admired and should be in ev--
erv household. Extra large cash cominis-
sions paid to Agents, 20.
Write for terms and Agents outfit.
WOrkin0 Charch Pub. Co.,
% SIN - 0 Warren ST., New York.
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w. C. COBURN, NJ. D.,

DHYSRIAN & SURGEON offers his
L services to the people of Forest Go.
Having had an experience Of Twelve
Years i'm constant practice, DR.. Coburn
eualantees to give satisfaction. DIR. Co,
burn makes a speciality of the treatment
oi Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods of cur
ing disease and selected the good from all
systems. he will guarantee relief or cure
in all eases where cure is possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties at distance can con-
suit him by letter.
Office and Residence second pulldlng
oolow the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
ice days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25tl
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Tht &urtst &rpnblifan.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
.ess--G. w. RonINsoN.

Burgess--G. w. RoBtNsoN.
C0qtnciimcn-P. ID. Thomas, S. j. Sctley
VIM. Richards, ID. $. Knox, A. B. Kelly,
&. a. Randall
Justices Of the Pedce-D. S. Knox, G. A.
Randall.
CO1tStdble-H. Swaggart
School DuectorS-H. II. May, II. o. Da-
Wis, G.. w. Robinson, r.. J. Van Giosen, ID.
w. Clark, w. II. Dunn.
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER & AGNEW BLOCK. L..
ID AGNEw, Proprietor. This is now
mousse, and has just been fitted @p for the
accommodation Of the public. A portion
of the patronage Of the public is solicited.
40-iV
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FOB Est HOuSE,

CS A. WARNER PRoPRIEToR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
opened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
oa hand. A portion of the public patron
aye is respectfully solicited. 4-7-lN
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Z w HaN,S.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY
n PuBlAc, Reynolds Hukill Co.
Mock, Seneca ST., oil City, Pa. @-ly
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
FREE FIGHT.

Several rowdiss entered the saloon Of
John rul]y, on Front street, yesterday, aud
called for whiskey. On being refusa4 they
began 10 break the furniture and sulsah up
things generally. This aroused the spirit
Of Tnlly, who, arnning himaslf xith bang
driver commenced to defend bio properly.
After sdminisssr several severe blows %
the crsniums Of the roughs, they resorteA
10 leg bail and hurried out into the street,
Not being satished they comnenced 10 throw
stones and bricks through the windows cf
the saloon, whereupop, tinsly ofaosr q
the city guards came up and made two sY-
rests. Tho balance Of the party escaped.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
THE BATTERY WAR.
AFFAIRS IN sRRvIA.

AFFAIRS IN sRRvIA.
LONDON, Aug. "a Vienna despatch te
the "Times" says Tin one of the late Sit.
tings Of the skuptschina private leans were
voted to the Servian Government really
though not ostersib)y, for military measures.
Prime Minister Ristics does not attempt 10
conceal . desire for the annexation OF Old
Servia and Bosnia.
"He says he 10 perfect accord With the
Prince on this head. An attempt of servia
and Montenegro TO participate In the spoils
would be one Of tho contingencies in the
face Of which the power intrusted to Count
Andrassy would be put into execution"
THE FOREIGN POLICY OF ITALY.
Tho "Times" Rome despatch has ,ht
following :-"In regard to the fere,gn
policy of Italy about which SO many cop-
Trajectory reports have recf ntly appeared IT.
must be remembered thst Italy Is more d..
rectly concerned in what is going on IN
Western Europe than In the Eastern diff
Guilty.
'She has . joi, t interest with Germany ia
the result Of the approaching French elec-
tions, and though I cannot undertake TO
say that direct alliance has been concluded
an underst anding has been arrived at by
which Taly will follow Germany IL the
Eastern question"
THE RUSSIAN DBFBAT. AT PLEvNA CON-
~ E1RMsD. ~ fs
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinople,
dated Wednesday evening, says:-"Mr..
Layard, the British representative here, has
adv'ces confirming the Turkish victories At
Plevns. g&aa o. . g~ g.,
The Russian right wing, numbering 40,-
600, was all engaged. M. Lsyard also has
news Of An important Turkish success near
Eski sahra. The Russians lost several
guns, and he Turks occupied Eski Sahrs
CAPTURE oY TuRKIsH MONITORS.
A Berlin despatch to the Times" states
that two Turkish monitors have been caps
tured At Nikopolis nearly ready for service.
s.ilors havs arrived at 81. PEI ersbnrg. The
Grand Duke; Alexis viii command the
D. ube hotilla. ,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
D.. HERALD NOTES,

Even kisses may b telsphoned.
Outside psekets ars Vanishing from L.
dies' dresses.
This is tho season vhen The POOR sigh 70,
public baths.
Peach short cake With cream SAUCE h IN .
season.
Lsdies now wear flowers stuck IN the
belt irstead Of at tho threat.
4 Philadelphia Exchange il responsible
for the following: When young Girl gets
mad aud rises from q fellows knee but
thinks better Of It and goes back again It il
what hey call = relapse.
Rather cool bathing yesterday for the ex.
cursicniLts.
Sead for back numbers Of "wrltten In
Blood" The ory 10 the most thrilling
one of modern times.
There seems to be another strike In the
ranks.
Howard N. Jenkins has gons TO Peun.yl-
vsuta to spend his sumner vacation.
L. is refreshing tn have . rest on the Re,
publ,ean'a prettiest girl In town.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
CITY NOTES.

3 Miss Mile Bucher viii leave Wilmington
Sunday the 6,h inst. for France where sbe
Nil spend two years In study and literary
pursuits.
The excursion 70 Delaware City yesterday
was rather slimly attended only ten persons
from this city securing tickets. Doubtless
the y atrsctionsfu anot her direction accounts
Lrgely Tor this result.
= WLAt would be thought of merchant
Who rstails his wares It halt price in all
cittts xnd 'owns outside Of headquArters
It biz sustomers hear Of II, there might be
striking on part Of sOmA one. The retail
price spoken Of 10 mach lower than what
tho article h for ~ wholesale y homo,
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SHERiFFS SALES.

CuERlFFss SALE.
BY virtue of writ OF Levari Facias to
m diIected, will be exprse1 to Public sale
at the LsfAyet 9 Hotr., 81 6hjplPy street
Kept by George W. Oitl'p, in the City nj
Win 'nEton, New Castle Coun'y. Lola
ware, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th. A. D. 1877,
at2 O'Clock P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that ce. tain lst OF land aud twH story
brick dwell irg house thereon. 4 tuat> in
tn said city II Whining or, b und'd and
descrihest Is folCwS. TO wit'-Brginn ming at
,hs westerly side sf "a itson street, betwet n
Sth aud 9th str,eis. at the distance OF ~
foot inches froIn the he ~ side OF Sth
str It. then . weste ~ parable to Eth street
85 feet 10 the easter v side Of Monroe st ,
tn ance thereby nor herly IS + to corner,
thence saslerly parallel 70 'hs first men.
toned line ard 9Th 1T. ,hrolA h III, cen tre
of. the party wall between tn and the 81
1 ir1ns house on the north IS It. to the
nfors said westerly side Madison st.. ther O.
thereby southerly 10 IT 10 the place Of be
inning, be the coAten 8 thereof what tney
may
Eeizsd ard taken /, execu ior a. the pro.
perty OF harlss q. stern and M+ry H. his
vi q, and James springer and Annie
Rpri ger. and .shua Mars, preSid nj (
the ual L an AssOciatien, t t's, and to
ISAAC GRUBR. Sheriff
Sher,ff's once, New Castle, August l. 1877
aug3.M
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FOREIGN.

INAxIMATIoN on TIE LONDON 'CuAxGE
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The Finaucier says |:
"rhough tho settlement just arranged has
been tho smallest known for very long
tins two members Jailed, and there ID plenty
of evidence ON every side that the stock ex-
change ~ = body 10 suffering from mamma
nation to degree scarcely ever known b.
fore" .,,, .ssn -.slasss,q. % (,
coY1Na OF p1srINduIsHED WIS., TOR,
EpINBuRoH, Aug. the London Sets
man telegraphs that be understands Right
Hon. Lyan Playfsir, g, B. r r. 8. IL. D.,
will sail in the White Star. Line steamer
.B,is.nic, August %, for several months
tour in the United Statea. ,..Sa. y j. ID
THE oooDwooD aAoSs. 4.
LoxDoN,s August 12.--At Goodwood to-
day the race for 'ths Goodwood Cup WIS
won by Mr.. F. g. Habeson's Hampton, -,
sLzcTlox Hlers Ar aRlNsBr. e9Ef
Election riots tool, place 81 Grimshy lsss
night, A pob Of 900 wrecked The hotsl
y here Ar. wstkns. vho was elsetsa 10
Parliament yesterday. stayed and tried 70
burn II. Thess persons were injured.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
For the Herald.
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNlVEsRY
OF THE BATTLE OF BRANDY WINE,

AEssRs EDITORS Tho Republican in
issue OF August having said that Dela-
SHOULD be represented by the America n
| Riff ut the grand eel .brarion on tho bat-
tie ground. on Sept II, 1877. We are hap
py to inform you that for several mont
past earnest and active prep .ratioDs have
been made for grand demonstration by the
citizens OF Delaware on the batal. ground
ou tt at occasion.
The grard srmy of We, the people, have
the mstter IN charge, and viii leave nothing
IN 4 ne to make It q complete success. The
American Rines, Captain Wood command
Ing, are tha Invited gus Q of the President
Of We the People, and they will be present
on that occasion.
The following named gentlemen are acs-
Ing on committees
on GRouSDs-Wm. 8. Bullock, L. +.
,dsir, R. Banks, e. sharpley Perkins. A.
VAls Ltine.
ON srBAKRRs-Isssc Elliott, VIM. A.
Lsmotte, John i Miller, Edward L. Rice,
sr., VIM. H. Bradley.
ON INVITED GUssTs-R.C Fratm, Esq,
Ch~s. B. LORI. Eeq., Josku, Marin, ESQ ,
I'm .. AcCalley, Esq, Mr.. Henry r.
Brlnyhurst.
on MnlrARY-den. Henry Dupon,, Col.
Hugn Stirling, Col Christian Fsbigsr, JoAa
v. Chri.ty, Henry Grant.
OK SALUTn-D. McClinsock, q. Teild>
m-ir. Thomas ". O1le, Edmund Provost,
J"ss ph Stoeckle, D. Bulgsr.
on XusIc-Jamee 6ps akman, John h.
Nuhlhsusrn, Johs F. Miller, VIM. Luke,
H 'nry r. Pickles.
On CoMMIssART-A. Tenwegee, Geo. n.
P SIN mons, Wilhelm N. B. Stotsenburn,
Chris ian knittle.
Hon. William G. Whitley will deliver the
oration, and Robert G. FrHim, Esq will resd
An original poem (by John F. Miller, A.N.)
.nti Ia "The Battle Of Brandywine, or
Ont Hundred Years ago." Ample prepa-
rations win be made 10 convey all persons
sho desire to be prrseut hy the Wilmington
and Northern railroad. due notice will bo
given whore tickets can b procured. A
oand of music will accompany tho dcleea.
Ion from tia city. For the past thirsy-
sevsn yasrs President Crozier Of We tbe
Re .pl-, has held ap annual celebration Of
this hattie on the baBks Of the Brandywiue,
ami he designs 10 mske this lOOth anniver. :
ssry = grand demonstration. The active =
and earness co. operation of Ill OF our citi-
Sans 10 respectfully solicited. Como In
y"ur strength and show that Delaware still
honcrs her patriotic dead.
By order OF We the People,
ELI CRezlER, Freshest.
P. ST. have appointed Major Thomas
". Oxle, Chief Marshall !; he will announce
h's al 0 Ia y few days. xC.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
French Street Wharf.
TUESDAY MORNING,
.dSsgssst 81 1877.

a. A M. on steamer for Camden, from
hence ny rail- u the ocean for OCEAN Grove.
aud Asbury Par. allowing U..senesrS
there . hours, Long Braarh * hrs !,
New 1crk city, 4 hours, arriving
dom l,e ~ w IN tiie evening. On Il 1. de-
MN.m. .uth, also Monmouth Fs~cD, . SEA
! ae Of charming villas and cottages next
Sea hriynt. Ov'rio0ki ing the ocean with
t'tges; then ruu on . narrow strip Of
lAho with ~hlewebufy River. sea, ce.y Que
y" pdre feet wide IN the left with nun or
ous beats ON It's b g. m, willie on the right
D d ocean lashes The Eailroad bauk. as The
cHrs speed along. Beyond the river the
much admired hith 'aIda with rugged side
stand dotted with beautiful cutta. .es aIon
near some pisc' that 1t washes the kai.
Road oauk as the cars sreed along. Bet con
Hill Ltsht Comes in view on iiill three
urdrsd feet high, 70 be sven sixty mil
al SEQ.
a. sandy Hook is neared, the Excursion
fal lsId large steamer Empire State, ivr q
twenty mile ride over the Sound, and up
NHrruws to New Yoss.
lhe fol owing places are to be admired
+ Es ssnHxsy H.sy Grey Islx, rsrt Lssyst
rompsibs. The Na'ro~s Is entered ; tho
h liz Of station Islaud; Fay Ri.ige STUDDED
" tn vi IaA Long Island ,hore with Gvusc-
y wooded i,i'ls On the right 10 Geyeraor 8
~ and with old Castle William on thu
tc.egrcund, AVID on the boat goes until the
Hue son River IL reaened, and ug 1t to Pier
No. 5. then lald for q view Of New York.
The UNITED C0RNET BAND will &C.
oOn pary the Excursion.
REF eshmei Is on the boat going and 70
turning,
Tick ets 10 Ocean Grove. Asbury
Park, ana A.oDg Branch, q 85
New York, 3 oV
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
A7rN0 unrul y alloHad on board.
A order IL our
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
GoULIY,s ExCURsIoN.

Gouley's combination excursio,, to Care
May and Atlantic City, yesterday, was At
tended BY about 600 persous, the greater
Number going 70 Atlantic City. The excur.
lists arrived home about IL o'clock last uieAt.
The excursion, no doubt, che best and ,he
most orderly, that has lsfs this cisy during
the season. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
MAGISTRATES CAsKs.

Before Justice Brady, Mrs, Sarah Shar-
non, charged with trespass on Harearst
Murray, dasd % and costs, and bound 10
tho peaoe in 800. In each casa appeal Was
taken to the Superior Court ct New Castls.
Before the Mayor Dennis Mcclure, disera
derly conduct, fined 80 and COSTS.
Cornelius Moody, cruelty 70 . horss, 10
evidence, eaee dismissed.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
Troops wsro sent to the scene from Shot,
field. Twelve rioters we're arrested.
DON AEBTIU,

THE 1sT DIVISION ARRryls sApRLY If
SCRANTON.
SCRANTON, Aug. 2-The 1st Division,
General Brinton commanding, arrived he-e
safely this morninsss ready for duty.
POSSIBLE TROUBLE WITH sCHuYLKuL
COUNTY MINERS. I.
PorTsviLLE, Aug. 2.-There 10 no deten>
tton to trains on Philadelphia and Reading
railroad to-day.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
BASE BALL.

The Qnicksteps will play the Dosrr club,
OF Philadslphis, on Monday Iext, and the
Red 6tockings on Saturday.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03

You can huy the "noss ~" o6Acoo and
.. aars for the .'leaste,." mon CAlp~
y an. TohAsCo Stor, 8. w. CAnsr e ~
ssd oh9lsy atSssts.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
THE RESERVOIR,

Work at the basin is heing pushed quite
rapidly: More hama are to be employed in
4 few days.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
Local Affairs.
IMPROVED.

The yard in the rear OF the city hall
l'oks much better since the weeds have
been removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03

-~S~-
COINAGE OF rH1 SAN FRANcIsoo M1nr.
SAN Francisco, Aug. a.-The coinage by
the San Francisco Mint for the month of
July amounted to $1,000, 900.
ARRIVAL or STEEL 1.ns.
Tho drst ship load Of steel rails for the
extension Of the Southern Pacific railroad
has arrived.
TIE BONANZA MINIS.
The bullion received from Bonsnsa mines
follows-Consolidated Virginia, sS7s, !;
Califoruis, 1,e1s. 900.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS,
The revenue collections for the Aseal year
just ended amounted to es,3oo 900. The
quicksilvsr exports during July were
81, $4,000.
uHTReEs AGAINST TIE ARCHITECT OF THE
CAPITOL.
WARRINGTON, Aug. a-seve,al charges
have been presented sgainst Edward Clark,
Architect Of the Capitol, which have been
referred for investigation. One charge ID
that of receiving two salaries, one ~ archi-
tect and the other - Superintendent oI the
Soldiers Home.
Another Is that Of keeping . horse dri-
YER, and laudaulet At public expense for the |
use Of himself and family. Other speeidca-
lions charge extravaganza 10 various exper.
iilurrs about the Capitol grounds, and Ct
gener al incompetence for tho duties Of the |
position.
rHE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW ENaLAXp'l
WARRINGTON, Aug. 2.-The President
will Ieav' here on Monday the 18Th inst,
Tor Bennington, Vermont, to take part in
he celebration At that place on the 10th
nst. He will remain In New England .
week.
PROPOSED GovERNNRNT IEvEsrIaArIoN
OF THE LABOR QUESTION.
WARRINGTON, Aug. s.--The late eoutro-
'ersy with the railroad companies on the
abor question, and the attendant demon
'tratfous by the riotous asse mblaees, has
'pen'd an important subject Of reflection In
ha minds of membe 70 Of the sduinistr ration.
L. is now proposed to have this subject
ulIy investigated by Government com mis-.
lion, in the hope that such information
nay be obtained 40 will constitute the bars
# Intelligent action on tie parr of the
government in recommending such remed-
al measures as could be made the subject
# Congressional action.
What shape this may take is not deter,
mined, but there is no question that tho
natter is now seriously entertained, and
I'LL receive as full and prompt attention as
IN be given In the absence Of specific leg
Ilstion.
RREsT OF AN ALLEGED BANK RoBBER.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Georee Bayues,
rresttd in this city several days since by
NTH and Welsh, on the charge Of having
obhed the Grand Trunk Railroad Com papy,
Montreal, bad hearing this mornins
bat charge WAS not sustained, and hs MAS
ommitted for hearing on the 9th instant 4.
D further charge Of having stolen 80, 600
! notes from the Consolidated bank oil
[ontreal. The detectives found $22, 900 Of
70 notes in his person, with tho nams II
W. Irwin" forged as cashier. Mr.. Mills, :
q officer OF tho bank, 10 here to prosecute
70 extradilIop of the accused. In
i} -->~>- l.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
DENTISTRY.

". Is. uilsyson. has taken the ONCE
Dr. Enl &c Jefferls.
elttb the de- or minatiOn u, do f.st.rlss =,
" 'rk, nnd giveSa.iEiactiOn n TO xll who fuyrI
him with the ir patronage. ..harrss viii
bs very mudeis4e. The old staad atu ana
Shipley kAestS.'
Tteta 80, Teeth SO Filling ~ so and
400 nt v. 4. Gtlkysoa, be-, st. c,rn Oi
9Th and Shipley s.reels, Wilmington,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03

~, E.-A three stor, brick house
y. aus East hird street cheap, with
llate F% sessIOu. Aduvs a.
b. sTAGGERs, 1907 Chestnut 1t.
| Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
BOARDING..

bAnDING.-G0cd heard for t426 poI
week, At 3Ob shipl-y street. n
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03

NANCE OF hOUkb-WILMIN0 ron
: " WESrERN RAILKOAD- COmmepe-
Thursdsy Dec. :. ISIS. Trains VIII run
Follows
hys Wilmington 10 u a III, and 0p'm
kvs Lane der,n,s @ IS = m ard u p. NJ.
rtys at Wilmington 7 IS . -. and . ~
bm. s ~
n.
oNNECTIONs.-TrAip leaving LAnden.
st 8 Is 4. IN. With train for Philadel-
d Al Al0 a.m
Fa,n leaving wilmington q 10. - . %
ii 'raiu leaving Philadelphia at 6.lo m
Psnnsylvauia and Delaware train lSav-
LAndenberg 1t ! VI p. N.
ain Leaving LandenberG NJ ! . p. m,
Pennsylvania and delaware train, and
b train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
" p. m.
|sin leaving Wilmington Ut $50 p m
train leaving Pniladelphia at l6p.
D. OONNEI.L. sur
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EXCURSIONS.
GOULEY'S
/ EXCURSION
Ocean Grove, :.
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy HOOK.
New York.

W. y be one ef extreme pleasure 10 h,ve
s'it of the northeast cSast OF New T.r.
sey, and narroas . If New York Harbor. On
o.s sxcur Ion: :fora a low fare, viii leave
The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
TELECRAMS.
The War in the East,
AFFAIRS IN sERvIA.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN DEFEAT,
CAPTURE OF TURKISH MONITORS
ELECTION RIOTS AT GR1MsBY
TROUBLE WITH THE MINERS.
BANK ROBBER ARRESTED
PRESIDENTS VISIT 10 NEW
ENGLAND.
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION
TROUBLE WITH THE MINERS,
BANK ROBBER ARRESTED.
PRESIDENTS VISIT 10 NEW
ENGLAND.

GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION
OF THE LABOR QUESTION.
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FOUND.

|UND-ASHAWL. .THEOWNER CAN
eAvs b. proving property snd pay
r this aAS ertissnent. Apply ~
|9.lf THIS FFICE.
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kyEND xr.. 10 0.Y row ELL 20 New
- York, for psmphlet Of l0O pax:s, conte!n
~ hsts OF 800O AowSnAnsssN Nnd esSlmeNS
sAuWinG cost dv
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WANTS.

kE N,IoHh " " MK. APPLY AT
."Nafe House, 6!3 M .rktt It,
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sALE.-Gn the South B!da, 4 brick
PGses, containing S rooms. Each will
" On reasDuat n..l!.tf
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+ i ~ r,r -, slNlrRn STATES PEN.
|e,s tb,s m ,ns as;y years ls0i, 1873. ! "
-. "IAce, A.. Be.
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LOST

pr -siS BEWARD.-IN ACClG WIT
\ trandy vine on the r, w.. d B. n.
Aolday . p'cset book containing
N some t'apofs of value TO owner only.
m,nry " II be Kiveu ~ y reward for
n Of the papt II 10
N. ". GOOKiN,
~ r., W., L B, Depot.
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

RENT-A tWo-story dwelling. &2
oliss'on street. Inquire At 8i7 Wash
p street. juns tt
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NOTICE PENAlONERs.

spcrs ''arefalsy Prepared.
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po to d. young girl wants a sit,s-
fms,n ehernl huusoW. rk. or ~
bqul,s st " = private iamlly p,c-
| TRIe OFFICE.
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~. Si.h-,, hae reti,rn+st TO III. rani
- d'ncs, tor. Eishtn s,l1 Kin.: streets.