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DURET Ge&
Reber's Block, Bank.st., LehightOn,

Reber'S Block, Bank-st., Lehighton.
Notice. To the Public A. ].
DuRLING's Family Drug and Medicine store,
Tin DR.. Reber's Block, is OPEN on SUNDAYS
frim to 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to 2Is & s to7P. M,
Rosdence-ist door above M. e. Church.
a AL. Durling, our popular Drug.
gist having dispensed with the services of n
clerk" is behind the Counter Dealing ont and
Compromising Nice, Pure. Fresh, Unsdulteratett
Mel cines for the Sick and Afflicted, at RedueI
ed Prices .Ht" n1I 'Tl
AT A. j. Durling's Drug Store,
you can get your Prescriptions and Family
Recipescompounded accurately & scientifically.
AT A. J. Durling's old established
DRUG and PRESCRIPTION STORE, you can
rely on getting Strictly Pure Article No
mistakes from incompetent assistants. as he dis
penses and prepares with his own hands.
1t is just splendid ! What? Why
that New Perfume got at DURLING's Drug
Store. His own make up-he calls 1t /" Ny
OWN" 25e. and soc. per bottle.
1000 lbs. Pure Caustic Soda, or
SAlted Potash, for SOAP MAKING, Just recely-
ed at A. ]. DURLING's Drug store, and selling
at very low price. # r'H. - >
Wall Paper Wall Paper l Wall
Paper' AT A. ]. DURLINGs Drug Store.
NEW STYLES Just received at Greatly RE-
DUCED PRICES. Call and Examine
"A. j. Durling, our popular Drng.
gist, having an experience Of II Years. knows
whereof he speaks, when he says he guarantees
that EVERY ARTICLE bought at his DRUG
STORE is of the PUREsT and BEST that can
be found in the Markets. ...
"A. J. Durling, the Druggist, has
just received Fresh Invoice Of Fine FRENCH
and CALIFORNIA BRANDIES, OLD HOL-
LAND GIN. OLD RYE WHISTLES Import.
ed PORT and SHERRY WINES. Domestia
CLINTON and other GRAPE WINES for
MedlelnaI and Sacramental Purposes.
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u-z-az-z--au--s---, Picture and Chrome Calds.-
100 samples worth "a sent postpaid for rs cts
illustrated Catalogues EFRE.
]. II. BUFFORD'S SONS, BOSTON.
Established lS30.l febSy
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4 Co., Of this city.
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.for SALE anO DO Get.

,for sale anO 10 sCt.
PARTNuNTs 20 rent low 10 good tenant. in
~ three class houses 7th = near Az 9. Win
water iu each kch,n and oil clothed throughout, also
other huurs throughout the city. Apply 70
- JONES. Hi~ 9Th st
OFFICES TO LEr-In second story sun bWhiiuA
~ 'front.' ans rear, well u-lt0i AMI steam heat D. AP
lly al sun Publication Office Nassau AMI FRANKFORT S.
no p.E'r-Thc store and two room. iai Nnvcrlry
i place. door a. 6th Az; new plate gin~, show
window AMI door no liquor tung'g ~ policy ,rut 9t,Y
per anuum. THORNTON VI kouNNN Real Estate Agent
~ osI broadway. corner 4in ~
,I,O LET, IN Ncwark-Ncv three.stpry, - room, and
i stnr hui~s. modern improvements. south urhuse
aN cor Bergen u % minutes walk irulh depot Apply
un prciui.e- ut III B.recker -. Sew YORK city.
THE STORE les Na--tl It sun hulilnt 90 let,
suitable tor banking. insurance. or nrta hu'iie...
steam heated Appl! al the suu iuhh,ai1" Oiicc l'p
Nassau II.
ITO RFNT-1n WiNnm.tnr-t hou.e, with stor.
,ight rooms. amt &C. llt. -l 9th It.. ncai 1fatd
Neut 50 per month Nppi, ou IrD miss
sE HOUSE lot. aal stable. Douglas. st. near
~. Ralph Av. brooklyn.
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T"r MEHH'MA' siLvr" MINING co.
NiWRIKNIOkr MASS
ORR, h. ~ Mllk ST.. BOSTON,
Nkuuu 81.
Bu-roN May 20 is77
Tho transfer agency oi the McrrmlN SILVER MIMI GO
of NhuiAport Mass, hn, boon i'mnNtd iu the office
II q. ADAMS
Treasurer
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Siflmbcl.s mo tMlI0io-
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AND rNlItu ~rNil- N,il ROUTE
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, 1877-09-04

~
Joliet KulIIng-aills held ,nesting this morn.
inE and thoroughly discussed the situation.
Tie men, many vi wiaou! have fa.nilles nearly
destitute, aro naturally quite anxious, BECAUSE
they hare pccH' Promised the two months buck
lay tlua tAe,u, aud AZ Il not yet forthcoming.
a. a result Of the msettng, = ron,mitte was up
pointed to wait upon Jndgc McIto1erts. ani aa-
certain what hah been done to secure tleir pay.
This Committee, accompanied by auvafal liuD-
drcds VI tho m4ur proceeded TO the Court
House and saw the Judge, who sl-
dressed the aulcnee, stating In sub.
stance that he Ind consulted Judge Drum
mud, of Chicago. IN rrlatlon to lar2s
amount of rails sold by the Receiver appointed
by the VIII County CirruIt t'ourt, payment for
which had been s;opped by tho .fasIgure Vt 4.
u. MeekcF d CD, bankEupts. aud Ju.tse DFuln-
lnosl1 gavb 1t ~ ts opinion that 1t waa legal fur
Receiver LcItll u. sell the ralIa and rteclss pay
therefor, Moreover, the Aystgneo must MT
Interfere, but regard sush sale u lsgal. Judge
Mcltobcrts further stated that thc prospects
Wcru bright 1or the Immediate payment ol the
cnploycsi everything possible waa being done
10 secure that obiect5 anl he hoped ~. Lcith
would receive tbs iuocy fur the Ealts sold by To-
morrow or the DAY utter, and witht, twenty-fouE
hours after II. receipt they Hoult 10 palI Tor
the month Of June anyway. aud pethlps for
july also, The hsn appeared to be satisfied
With the assurances OF the Judge, and quietly
dispersed,
, 1877-09-04

4 letter has been written bY correspondent
Of 4 philadelphia locomotive lrm In Paris
whic. shows tho Interest which Is ,n4nlfestel III
thu subject OF steam truction for street rail-
ways ubroa4 ~ well ~ iu this country. lla
says that thu use Vt steam upun street railroads
u making u great advance both lu England aud
Frame. ln rarls. thtsty-hye tnaehlues are Ilox
In daily usr. aud they are now abolt tu upe,i
another line of six m.les, canIuK Into tho heart
Of the city. also to 10 worked BY steam. In
&esrrLl provincial towns, nlsu, street railways
aEo hctnR constructed u be YuFkul BY ste III
power. 4 gptnutltce appointed ~ the British
Parliament to Inquire into the subject VI
substituting steam Iur luFses ilaa reported
III tts opinion thnt the use III u,ecllauicui power
ou atrest railroads SHOULD generally he permit.
ted, and Recommended that auy provisional
order U private bllt Yrantlng the NECESSARY pow
ers Should contain clauses prnyisl.ug tllt tue
InaeA.ucEy should bu ctfeetuaily protected a1ld
concealed irona ylawi every suEue 10 la ~ Tree
u possible fzo1u the, uolse u lDaghtuery " of
blast; tho engine to be 10 eoustru.tcd 4nti work
I'd as tu ayuil is fur possible, tlc ctisslon Ut
sMoke ur uo4ious u unpleasant vapuF. Other
provisions looking, 10 s4iety were 1lreete1, at.l
1t was required that enElurs should noL travel
over public road Ut Sreatue iced than ut the
rate u eight miles AL luur iu Fsus, and Twelve
Eliles III E1ur III ths coIutTS.
, 1877-09-04
NOTES,

sfekcxA At AoNa1s'
" appears that Spencer, when leaving his
Morris bank. pructtrr,I, ur attclnpted to prae-
,tn., In, .nn,. cro,,trdnc,. tho,,,t IN . ar,,,1,r
HeI' '"e e""o .. ~ w. ~, ."'"!'s'
atase, thaI hc ea1Fietl out mere sAs aaa 'na1e
arrangements for selling the bank to ILLS part.
ncr, Mr. Nuul.I, anu then culue - Chicago gu
~ 49,. s..s.,,. t,,,,,,v wo,,"'I ~
ea"t@aI'u" " 3"s Soue eou'.l '|"'.uas'' Da.'
ihs liz "p*cnce Ao'l1u an'est4Ratta ttla DARK
bouks, aud found that Spencer Ind transferred
s1htxu frpm tho certificate accol1ut 10 hts own
urrnrnt which wae a direct robbery. F4ye tho,,,
1,mss. - ~, n,n,nut ,,.I t",
sah,t oo"ats VI .ua 49, a't'outt aaa oesu
sna4la Euol. oQt $1u,ou "at unaectuht-
ell for. Wt,en Gpencer rcturngt, ueulA
rharput him. with this, aud insist.
1t, ~.,,,.1,n ~. an mn aa.,,,... .
=" oP''' 1'' '~V s '* sp"s.
GOT VERY p1o'a''o, aao sa'o " "oa ~ sAAs, he
was MT 4un9 " do anything sbol,t II. AND
tsu t}.{lId suiI: VeFY well: II he 4Iuln't chpoac
..,.. tn,. ,,,,.v ,I,. tr,a, -,,IL tlI
u restuse sh's n'o"eJ' Ane ttauo "o"iu ta'I
through, anu hr could keep his bank. Thctr.
U,.,u Htn1,rsr drew his chuck fuf Slu. 04uJ u,,l
"'saV nW1 -. e's Isss.,',s woa . u~ t1,t,,.u
Anut'h ..s 1i - T., t a.t' Huta"l .tl =
HeA!3Hl tAtHo"ra'e!, ~ 1ea e1kn s"nuotHcn
~ elFiees $na' W. VIZ ~ wy h4o't ~ AatHlnR
tIiiu over Gutcs slR4eu ~ p!a11k. Attef apcu'
Gus'4 utpXFtuEcs vi Wrattnx W laQlflup'H
r,,liut. It Wx4 discovered ~ be out Vt us.ler tu
Ills amount ii $tp,Uu. llUl1Dau insisted. md
.I,utI,x. with trutfi tI.nt that &mrtl,llne s,I,
nai ,..ssr ,,,s,s Il. liz rrtaltt. a.uI III. rnjmi.
, 1877-09-04

mlt,ee to enter into contracts. Ao desired to
nvuIl that
Aid. McAulcy wanted to know why tho
amendment" " Was ruled out.
The Chair aah It WINS substitute, md under
tlc rules could not bu considered until nn,cnd-
Aid. Ballard remarked that the Law Depart.
ntnt hN1 prepared the document. ..
The Chair couldn't hclp Il. Parliamentary
law prevailed in the Council. ....,
."thc Mayor,,' ID Atd. realsons' ordinance. and
Insert "thc Department Of Public Works.''
Aid. Raumuartcn asked who Tho Department
Of Public Works WIS.
4e aeaaens 5sptedA " A,a Gssq,a ras con-
Ali. Lawler moved the previous question,
but the question was not taken on tho n,ottun,
no one desiring to speak.
The ordinance as amended was then passed,
were:
McAn1ey. pesr.on.. Rosenberg, ballard, Stow.
Kei,cr, XII % I.wlti. biser. % Via % osde, 1,e,dlcr, I.
Ws;st S;ss W:S Ss,s5 :s
1t,tH-Thompson trhiedi, Cary, and ailbert--a.
Aid. Cnilcrton moved that tho report Of tho
Committee on Public Buildings be placed vi
The Clerk then began reading tho report OF
the Special Committee on tho
CANAL REDEMPTION FUND.
Sevcsal ol,jcctel to the reading.
AID. Sweeney. wanted It read. !, An Alderman
{Cullcrton) had stated TINT the Comptroller hal
told lin fscrc $ft6 G0 tu tho credit Ut the
l.ity.ffnll Fund, and he wanted to knuw about 1t.
A!A. hawleleh stated that tho Alderman had
taken the statement Gask. ........
The COMMITTEES recommended tho adoption Of
the following:
R<tolret. Tha. the city Council acknowledge
Tho obltaatton q! the city ~ make tho 'Canal Ho-
dcmptfuis Fund" Ho0A, and 10 cause to be appfu.
printed from time to tiInc u. tnny Dc necessity,
sufficient sum Of money 10 make Eaoi aala drfesn
@ q b aes &C., 81 e s u ss ae G
building.
AID. Throop hoped tho resolution would pass
unanimously. Tho oily could not aiEufl tu to
IN bal odor With the State. All LaJ soma pride
and % al DOUBTLESS wouiti favor its building n,
sopn IN possible without htu,lerl,g tho people
nnrcasona.,iy. And ho Hoped tic Counalwo.l'l
s,w tile stato that tho city a,ltharitcs iute1,lled
obl!eatIons honora1ly. Justly, ai!d properly.
| BY doing 10, II they wanted any favor in the
| future, they would |,erl,aps gct It.
| AID. Sweeney had no dcslre to stop the build
AElerman Ind. All agreed also that tlle capaI
money uught to te 'Aadc Eoo1. hut lie OIL,
been passcd, delega;il,g mower 10 tle
Committee 10 bl!ld The foundations. That was
very we'll. Hut they ought ~ liz compelled 70
rcpurt to the counvt! from ttmc to ttnlc... Iio
lletl that 1t was witbtu the power OF titc Coun-
shuuld not bc gwen to other PARTIES, since TWAS
dangerous, no matter how goua tho men Hcrc.
Tho fruits o{ such cUtld bu seem on thu Other
side Ut the rycF where i've or SIX men had the
whole thing IN their han's. tile peopia having
slnuItl tt. IT tgtrtrd to the Council for consider.
, 1877-09-04
A MonAtss VI ths t,esp-

Last Friday. while gentleman ai.I taly were
csp,aa's % i.iaiil Lighthouse, thct1 atsentou W was
attracted by queer Kissing noiss aud I roaring
aouna. and they soon liseosered, uut an eighth
Of y tute d.ataut, nlulstGF VI the ueep atlSanc-
Ing rapidly. This ulpllstcs stool ~ straight,
was appaEeut!y - large round q. 4 hagslsld,
4lowct au enormous head, ard exhibited not
leas ttan fifteen Or txxty feet Ut his elgth. lie
advanced \ .bost distance tn this upright mala.
nss, wlIcu, with ruar mud hiss, hu sunk eoul-
plrtcly Out ot sight. ouly 10 rrappcar tn few
ulun,ents Intentionally near The boat. No
wonder the party ul4de liaatc tor the shorr. aud
were soou cut vi harln's way. lbs munster il
ssiAcl.ly neiihsr whale, porpolsv, uoE sua9k.
lurnlunts ase Trustworthy people. and not given
Il. telling fiAh .tnrtex.
, 1877-09-04
NICER.
he DID NOT 90 TO NEW yoRK.

to"s1"u7"H taH9% 1"s*s470*1IUNF'
Tho crowd 10 trout OF TIC statu sartngs 1rst1-
tuition yesterday morning was no erowl At all,
but q succession Of quiet meetings vi two Or
thrrp anxious dspos!tur.. wl,o, t,udiux nothing
tnt.,Isfv ,,,.1r crrJnsttv ra,ked auny' All H.
tefest ~ i',e tAns' ~ 'a3 ~ a4H asseu1o''es
and eidewA!k talk arc concerned, wolld seen to
tr at III, eut1. Tho sca, lnterest ecntres in tbs
r.srar.l.. rnn1.uctsd nv Ill. Assfeneo and tho
f,,., ,i,.s, f,',.,utt,.,. i,,.,J. a.. h.x r,"..
N'.a'to's .o.u''.Iu "'e'ae sue oa"o. 4ASso ~.
stht!e1eh mel agaan Sestesaay morning. tae
lion. john Wentworth prcsidiug, and atl thu
u,etnhcrs present.
Mr. Wrntworth x.. ,r vim. t,rrow if~uu
5000. ~
F4s Aoaos
supposed " beluug ~ the bauk had bean found,
nA1 Il tlrEe we're a1y AffRets IL them,
Nr t,u,,,.,. t,r hr,d ,u,nttr4n.r ri thu ,unt
.n', H. 's~ ~. ~ ~. ~~' ~
, 1877-09-04

on Inc 18th das Of August, 4. u. 1t!7. sAlA
Spencer executed anh delivered I" said the staso
savings 1nAsitut.pn his certain nton,i-anrJ nnts
raid tho Stats Earring. Institution or
order At the :ssId Institution tiIc tnn,
ng &H1. I'D H. on demand. ncnr Of which haa
since hecn paid and lhr sat Spencer IL now 5u-tly
the said nots for lsr ful smonnt thereof and In
serrtt from is date TO- Wit the tnn, Of $40, 3lp2i.
after allowing ali jnst credits and act .nt1s.
And dcponent further says fhnt fhr eatd l'ayhI
y. SPRINGER has departed from this state with the
tntcntion Of having hts etIscts removed ffcm this
State. and that he IL ahon! 10 rcno,f his property
from this State, 10 the tnjnsr nf dcroncnt a. such
Assignee. ant tn the !nlnfT of the nertnne
in,sstsd In thc pegery and IL f:'te .ea Ct I'D
sptnrer has, within two Years preceding thr h1ins
Of this affidavit, traudalentIJ conveyed part Of
his property and t1ccts 10 al to hinder and dclay
hts creditors
And ierontnt fnrthce taye TINT he hctfcves saldf
David u. Spencer llae property tiaAa 10 atnrhm rent
within the juriadicinn Of this t'nr4t. and llr rays
ant to law. An*Eh TArt"n.
.suh+cfil,ed and sworn 10 tssorc me. ths 1T day
Of September, a. u. 1k1S.
r. II. Fonrn, Notary rnh1tc.
Tho writ was accordingly tastic.l, Mr.. Taylnr
gfsinR bontl IN &sS,O with ArrlEo ]. Mclean
a. surety.
There wns still mild rtin on the Fidelity ycs-
tcrslay. II Is believed to he Afr. fiaines ntcn-
tEun 10 call in a committee of prominent men n
examine affairs, and make statement Of asscts
atd liabilities, 40 tflat sleposEtors ny be satisfied
cxactly how things stand.
, 1877-09-04
HAY IN ILLINOIS.

8rR1Hur1RLp. ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Thc following re-
port of tho llsy crop for tho scasof of 1871 Is
complied FROM statistlcs reported from tho eev-
cra1 counties to tic State Department Of AEri-
culture. TIC figures and estimates arc believed
to be entirrly accurate: