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NOTICE OF ASSIGNNENT.-Notic i here,
y Gy gwen benjamin J.. Brown. ot uc TOWNSHIP ~
Chatham, the County 81 NOR, ana Htae OF 'e
Ns,h made assignment % tAc subscribe l r
tete for the equal benefit Of hS creo and may $40
tor must exhibit their re,ntc claims under otih l an s
tiou within the term Of months Iu thc Gate Ae''i
Dated November p, 1871 ,....
EDWARD A. MUIR Assignee Moui'town New Jersey
NrEW-YORK SUPREME COURT Queens
= Coluiy-rHE QUEENS COY &l4 Saw 1,2J;e ~
pl4iutN. gct HENRIETTA PRES IlNr, Ai,i.si,
PRENTIS-. EMMA T. WARD. MARTHA D. lti.,-. - ~
dei,udauts-Suumoos. TO the above name H ti,r
ofe hpr.,.y summoned answer tIe comp am. ~.
and % serve COPY " your answer on gu. Il, E az, ~
WITHIN twenty afer llis stNlc ~ ti' SUNNI.
awe az te ly 0t service aud Doe case ~ li f pm ~
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CITY OF NEH.Io1S nkrtri'.HNT o. tN'N'E
Bureau for the Collection Of I9Ass i9",. PARK
NOTICE to TAN-PAYEBS.-AI persons who
~ havc omitted 20 pay cr taxes m he year .rtl are
ceyer Of aIc5 at III before tho st day Of jan
oHs per cent viii collected al raa before ne
10Th day o. Dec IDeg, instant two per cent on a t2A
per anam coa1uio ron DE 5h Of october last he a,y
on which he assoc seni i,s ana "ere dt.,id 10
said 81 dey oi January, ~ ~. , ,.,..,..
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PROPOSALS for FRESH FISH viii be re-
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Ciiy Record, ior ~,.c no No p CIV Hsl. -
PROPOSALS for CONDENSED MILK VIII
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City Gccoii ior al At 80. >, (fty iaIi
PROPOSALS for FRESH BEEF, MUTTON,
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but with frankness and goodwill. On the other
hand, he exhibits no love Of innovation lie Is not
attracted by new theories on their own account
His passion for truth often finds fun content III inc
teachings of the past. lie might perhaps have
given more prominence 10 some vital questions oi
present concern, but lie never avoids discussion
through desire Of concealmcnt or dread OF conse-
qUenocs. Tic literary style of the work Is admif'-
BILE botraylus o mind amply stored with the fruits
of good learning, cultivated 10y intimacy WIN the
best models OF composition, and addicted to felicity
Of expression in the most strenuous search for TRUTH
II the illusions of the author should not always
find acceptance with students. 10 less 9ruth-Iovne
and earnest than himself they will not fail TO recog
u.zc bis rgc scholarship. las mastery intellectual
force, and his singular business Of treatment III the
discussion of opinions.
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Of the Virgin Mary in natural way. as drones are pro
dnced from the uiertized eggs OF the queen hee ne
eliminates from this central fact OF the CLrsthh ieH
gion the Divine element. And no on,y - christ 10 'o
ger tie son of God. he hardly reaches 10 the dignity q"
man. And this IS the champion of oar religion Heaven
protect us from our frcuds'
u tbs eloquent biologist has suffered somewhat 10
hc hands OF bis religious friends ia this country lac may
find ruul &c for HE wounded feelings IN the COMPARE
lively mud rcproof for his unfair and uns,eni'ac meth
DDS which is dealt 20 him in the secular columns OF me
Saturday Rcrietc Gondon); " Mr. Cooks Ton non
day Lectures Biology hy means 10 be regarded
as impartial or even ms fair summaries Of the cohif"
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Is natural 10 The supporters Of q losing cause MI
Cook is an opponent Of what is called Darwuism
and of the theory ~ evolution and ap opponent whose
views and temper ,mcwhat more clerical than scen-
tiflc."
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Yneirntilon.
For Boys and Young Men-country

XONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 Tor making boys intelligent, healthy, Chr.fsu men
HEEIA MIN MASON. Pos En. GJf F.rr,tr 4. :.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
WHAT ELSEi

Ia reply to an adver isement for the posi-.
ton of governess, q young lady received
the following, OF which she begged inser
ton in the Morning Herald:
" Madam: Iu reply to your letter of this
morning / beg to say we are desirous OF
meeting with governess for eur four elder
children, two girls and two boys, aged 9, T.
6,4. Our girls have not got beyond simple
tunes in music. Are you good needle
woman, and can you cut out and make
cbildren's frocksl As should require you
to attend to their wardrobes, assist with
other servings, wash and dress the two eldest
boys, dress the girls hair, to walk out with
them, and to make yourself generally use
ful-would you in an emergency object 10
help make the beds and wash up the break
fast and tea things' Are you member Of
the Church of England and communi-
canta'
The salary offered to the lady possessing
the required qualifications was 500 ptl
annum.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
A LARGE FIRE PREVENTED.

Officer Donovan, while on his beat, in
passing the large hardware establishment
OF Bellah, Quigley and Durs's, at Third and
French streets, about half-past 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning, discovered smoke issu-
ing flom the roof OF that estab lishment, and
on closer examination he discovered thar
the stable, situated in the center of III.
building, was on fire. The alarm was
promptly given, and the fire companies
were on the ground with their usual quick
ness, and exiting the flames before
any great damage was done, and fortunate
ly prevented q g. eat coufagratiou, which 1t
would have been had the fire once got into
Harvey & Sisters extensive grocery store,
as there were stored In that building many
larrels of coal oil and kegs of powder The
building was slightly damaged by water.
The roof Of the stable was entirely burn,
Of, and large quantity Of hay in the sec
ond story was consumed. There were two
horses in the stable at the time, bu, they
we're fortunately rescued. 1t is the suppo-
sition that the fire was caused by spontane.
Gus combustion. The loss is not known.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
MANnNAMRD SMITH SATISFIED
WITH Mr.. BEECHER.

A sleek, fat old gentleman arose 10 r'y
mouth Church last night, after Mr.. Beecn-
er's talk, and said that he was troubled
about condition Of selashness in which ut
vas.
Three months ago no came to Brookly'
md after casting about for some weeks
concluded to follow bis incltnstions, and to
make Plymouth Church his religious houe'
He found hims+lf just suited.
He had heard great many preachers IL
hts d,y, but none Of them ever entered in''
his being US did Mr.. Beecher.
He was 80 full Of the enjoyment OF th'
religion as he received it there, that he lei
no inclination to do anything.
Mr.. Beecher thought out his religious
thoughts, prayed Tor him, and as for h''
singing, the choir did that.
Everything was so pleasant and so whol''
O his taste, that he must con'ess ne re-
IN aimed in q state of complete selhsh nest
because of It. Was 1t right
Mr.. B.echer said that a doctor neVr
would advise man that he had no ''gh
Tn e,iov a meal OF vic,ua!s. 50 nc could bo
call it s, lash if M IN sought GU reli4lou
community in which he ieit himself mos
completely at home, and with those WIZ
could do him the most good
The name of the satisfied brother wa
said 10 be Smith. He was recently al
mitted.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
MAGISTRATES' CASES.

Peter sphann, for disorderly conduct, was
fined IS and costs, and held In $500 bail to
keep the peace, by Squire F. szer.
Before Squire Brady, James Williams,
colored, for threatening bodily harm 10
James Hinson, was held in $500 to keep the
peace.
Mrs. Laura Walls, for abusive Language
was held in $500 bail to keep the peace
Her husband, who was arraigned for tie
same charge, was dismissed.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
BASE Rail-.

The Quickstep xaiu,d another essy v'c-
tory on Saturday afternoon over the Mu-
tual Club of Philadelphia. The attendance
was large, but greater number of persons
were perched upon every elevated spot outs
side the inclosure to get peep at the game.
Does that look like supporting good club!
The game commenced promptly at the ap-
poinred time, and from the start it was
evident that the Quickstep was more than
match for their opponents, Stratton's
pitching bring very effective.
INNINGS. / 234 SO 789
Quiekstep 02O1 0 0 8 3 4-13
Muluals -. -. 0001 1000 l o. 2
Uupire-Thonss Kane, Of Wilmington
The Quicksteps will play the Philadelphia
Club this afternoon, wco will have Ward
and Mcclure, the pitcher and catcher of the
Athletics, with these players thty will be q
hard team to beat. The QuiLsstsps will
have Morris as pitcher; Kelly, righ. field
Brady being out, and Stratton in his old po
sition at centre-feld. On account OF tn
great number of persous who tave presented
themselves as reporters, monthly ti"kel
have been issued especially for reporters
who number only about ten persons.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
THE CHILD ISH POET.

g. W. Childs, A. M, of the Philadel.
phia Ledger, fairly surpasses himself. Wit,
ness his latest effort, tho subject being y
f.ur.year older:
The key to the casket, papa,
The angel of death hath found,
he has taken one of our jewels
To place on the Masters crown.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
(late Wilmington and Western Railroad)
have very heavy order to convey gre"
quantity OF iron aud o. her things 10 tn
Eduemoore Iron Co. This order will last
for good while, and there will be several
carloads to each train.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

II am going to Chadwick's Ice Cream
Garden ard Museum, Tonight" ""h>,
what are you going there for, Rosy =
.There will BE- q full orchestra OF mush
here sgain; spent q pleasant eve"n
there, last Saturday. It was crowded VIII
persops from all parts Of the city. DON
all to be there"
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
CORONERS INQUEST.

Coroner Rose held an inquest yesterdaJ
morning at 10 O'Clock over the body Of sn
unknown female white baby, which was
found by colored man, in Lees Lane, ip
the Ninth Ward, about six o'clock in the
morning. The jury rendered verdict that
Il. had died from unknown Causes.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
Local AnAtr9-
FISaERMEN'S REGATTA.

The fishermen Of this city will give the,'
first regatta on the Delaware, July 2Sth
open to boats Of from 16 to "a feet In length
There will be four prizes, consisting OF
champion fae, silver castor, silver cup and
: solid cup.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
MARRIED..

FERRY BORRELL.-On the evening OF
10 b inst, at st. Peters Church, by 'h'
Rev. ]. A. Lyons, Mr.. Thos. Ferry to Mis-
Annie Borrell, both of this city.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

The annoyance occasioned by the con-
tinusl crying of the baby, at once ceases
when the cause Is (as 1t should be)
promptly removed by using DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. 25 cents per bottle.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
RAILROADS.
11HII,ADLLpH,A, WILMINGTON AM
RALTlAORE RAILROA

11uII,ADtIpHtA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROA
June 10th. 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fohow'
and intermediate stations. .e4o
8s5, 8 10. 90o, 10 0O, a. m. So' A~' ~
8 "a pm.
and New York, q, W am
H37, " 40, 546 m.
baltimore and intermediste stations = "
tslti Ii, more and Washington, oe. $50. a m
Trai,ns , s SOr G9, lei I.eiaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, go. $50, m, lso. 6%
Wyoming and intermediate stations 500
psimar gas ar and Intermediate stations, 6@
s3O q m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
pb,ladeI phia and intermediate stations
q IL a un, 5 90 8 80 IN.
philadel phia and New York, 2 "a m.
Rsitimore and " ashi Il gton Il VI III.
For further information passengers sLe
r.ferred to the time tables posted at the de-
pit
iupe.,v A.FKENNEY. aupt'
vHANaE OF -WILMl sGTON
4 IVES rERN RAItROAD-Com meme
,Hg thur. day Dec. 4. lS7S, Trains WILL run
As follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 m, and 3op, m
Leave Landenburg = As m and ~ n.
lrr,ve ut Wilmington IS m, ana ~
pm. m and q A
p. m.
CONNECTIONS.-Tra leaving Landen
Derp az 6 t5a IN. with train lof Phlladei
phia at 8 IL am.
Train leaving Wilmington 10 70
win rail- leaving Philadelphia at 10
and pennsylvania and Delaware train leaV
iug Landenberg at NO p. m.
Train Leaving Laudenbers 1T 10 p. m
| with Pennsylvania and delaware tr' N ,ant
| ", b train leaving Wilmington for Phlla
| At 4 81 p. m.
Train leaving WilmlnptOn At 5.U
| with train leaving Philadelphia at 10 p
y CnINFTL Su'
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
,TATE hENT sUN FIRE iNSURAHC
co, OF PAIL DELPHIA.

.,TATE AENT sUN FIRE INSURANCE.
- CO, OF PAIL DELPHlA,
NELSON F. kVANS. President.
w. H, HAlNES, Secretary.
A., SETS.
Dan, Eetate ,..,,,,,,S 40,ON0 20
Mortgages, inst llen-. ....:,";.." lIo'o>lW
lir .uGd rent aud Stocks, flilla- 40 nm y,
delphia stock Co .."......... 5o,Nooi
p1ilauelphia CITY Warrant ..."" z. Guy ~ ~
ali Loans with Co!lateials. 7,'WW
.,hiia ana North Penu. RaIjr'ac
b ,nds and pitisburgn to"ds... 10 ~ ~
Premiums in course OF c0l'ectl"n l245'Ol
= h.s.ei' nr"sd "uu .............. 3547 rs
raah in hank and Office .,,.......... II Ut2 10
s. Y 3UV H.
LAB LILIES.
Amount required TO
r.insure all GU
staudiIg rlsks aud
unadiusteu 10 ses..." " Zt, ~
-apitll ....". 0"''o'o W os, e1o %
sur,,us - Sl- 06v rs
N. M CHILD,
40. West seventh stree
20 ,e,r3SO Agent for De aware.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

g. W. JONE!, .aucy Dyers,itt
j street. BrancS once come. ,s !.
Vine S,re.ts, phtladelpbiGa,, ,,,9,S Nv
Hentlem-n's Garments u eWa sya.
Ion DYED or Cleansed 4, Kiu 1arSs o'y'
trs and Gloves uyed or Ilcal''1
.mh"'
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23
STATEMENTS.

,TATEMENT OF THE AkTl |ANS6 SAY
fNGIRANK, FOH THE YEAH END
ING Al RlL !, 1877.
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.e,o hTATEnENT az INSUK- 1877
ANlE COMPANIES

REPREaENTE BY NJ. M..:Ca1Lp, =
No. w, seventh IT., Wilmington, he
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LP,BUCK c.. agents.
my-G8 "lhM 'N"''"' DIh'
The Morning herald., 1877-07-23

,TEMrNT SHOWING THE COND T.
y ION Of
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denco. COZ. Eighth and King streets
.ct,k
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-06
Fattening Poultry for Market.

About fattening turkeys for market, the Poul-
try World observes that we ought not to shut mp
turkeys designed to be brought to their greatest
weight, and says:
awhile ducks, geese and chickens, especially
the latter, can readily be fattened in confine-
ment, and, in fact, fatten more readily that way,
turkeys seldom, if ever, do well when cooped up
for that purpose; and in many cases, they grow
poorer daily, instead of gaining in fat and flesh.
We know of party who had an extra fine bronze
gobbler, weighing some forty-seven pounds, and
twenty five dollars was offered for him, if he
would draw fifty pounds by Christmas, then
about three weeks distant. He was at once put
into o roomy inclosure-an old corn -crib-and
fed literally on the best and most wholesome
food. But when he was put on the scales, about
four or fine days before Christmas, he pulled but
thirty-two pounds. Had he been fed outside,
and given full liberty, we believe he would have
readily gained the extra three pounds, instead of
lowering his weight SO materially"
The best way to fattsn turkeys, is to keep
them growing rapidly from the start by feeding
them literally, often, and at regular intervals.
Let them have their liberty, they can get
their accustomed feed of bugs, worms and grass,
and give them, morning and night, liberal feeds
of mush. made by boiling or scalding coarse corn
meal. Keep, also, trough in some convenient
place, In the shade, in which put daily supplies
of thick (clabbered) milk.