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TROY &c BOSTON r. r.
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.
On and amer Monday, July I'D 1871 trains will
run a. follows;

run a. follows;
LEAVE BEsEHaToH.
7.h0 A, M.-COnnecting ut tloosae junction
i'ON with local tralua for Troy sud North Adams
and trains on n Y. {. q II. r. r. X for
New York and the West Also with mail
train ior Boston, ria Hoosae TunHeL ar
irving at 2: ~ p. N.
LOS ,7S, ,I Io Sss Ne: JaP YS,e
Alec lpcal train for NuFth adams. Pasaen-
RerH taking this train connect At North
Adame with faat ituin itr Boston, vic
Hossae Tunnsi arriving NJ 10 D. m. Has
HuqAsT's Drawiilg Roaaa Cor attached.
2,0Q ?. M-Coah,ctiue al HDssc junction
S'@S with LEGAL tfuin ioF Troy nd North Adams.
Alsn q itoy with ttnH lot New York and
the West. nf fNl
'JI.12f p. h.-ConnectinE At Hoosao Juneton
AA'AO With aleepine train for Troy. New York and
the West. Also with sleeping train for
WV pogtOn. tsAtnrdayd e1eepied) arriving at
$50 a. N; via Hooeac Tunnel.
ARRIVE AT BEEENaroN.
3.30 4. A,-Nisht Express from Boston aad
OsOV New York.
Q.0k A. M.-AocOmmodatlon.
9.0b P. N.-Rxpress nom south aud East
AKA P. M.-Aeesmnodatlon.
1I.hb ?. M.-tsaturdays only Ezpr,ss nom New
4A'OO YORK. ~
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Collins voltaic Plaster

DROBATE OFFICE.
"A DISTRICT or BENNINGTON.
Notice le hereby given that general session OF IN
Probate Court within and for said District will b
holden upon the last Wednesday OF each month afte
this date. Open Court Of all other tines
once hours . to II a m, and rom TO 5 ?. N.
BY order OF thu Court I.|H
TARRANT SHELLEY, Judge.
3. L. slBLEY. Register Of Probate.
Remington, Dee. /, 1870.
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BUY NOW, AND FILL BEFORE
OIL ADVANCES MORE.

Send for Catalogue, it will tell you
clearly and conclusively wherein this
Safe is better and cheaper than any other
receptacle made. Also three sizes of
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THE ALL N OIL SAFE co.
FAIR HAVEN, VERMONT,
Manufacturers Of
OIL SAFES AND REFRIGE.
RATORS.
Manufacturers Of

Our Oil safe was the first given to the
pnblic, IL years ago, since which time
more than ten thousand have been pur-
chased by the best store. keepers and
manufacturers in all parts of the land.
Our Catalogue csntains list of -Four
Hundred notifications, ranging from
10 gallons compartment TO 1900 gal
Ions and 20 compartments.
Every retail dealer should at least
have one for Kerosene, and it will pay
to have one with a sufficient number Of
compartments and capacity for all Oils
sold, and even Molasses and Syrups.
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JAMAICA
GINGER


Th9 elegant preparation Is prepatsa tror, the
TRUE Jamslca Ginger, combined with eh ise% arc.
perlor to every other Extract or Essence OF Ginger
before the pubc--all OF which are prepared with
alcohol by the old process.
CHOLERA MORBUS,
Cramps Pains, Diarhoea and Dysentery are instant.
y relieved by II win reader an attack OF Cholera
MQrbus imposaible. 10 taken when the symptoms OF
this dangerous complaint FIRST manifest themselves
CRAMPS IND PAINS
whether produced by indigestion. improper food
change OF water or diet too free indulgence In Ice
water, exposure 20 sudden changes OF temperature,
are Immediately relieved by 1t. One ounce added 10
gallon OF
ICE WATER
and sweetened, ferns mixture which, a. A cooling
healthy, aud refreshing Summer Beverage, has no
equal Barrels OF Ice water prepared In this way
may be drank without the slightest injury and han
py is the man who hnds In this substitute for spirit
nous liquors. Its value TO the Farmer The Mechanic
and Laborer cannot be over-estimated II is SO
cheap as TO be within the reach Of all; so finely
Favored as to be enjoyed by lovers OF the choicest
liquors.
DYSPEPSIA
Flatulency, Sluggish Digestion, wan, of Tonic and
Activity in the Stomach and Bowels Oppression aher
Eating sure 10 be relieved BY single dose taken
after each neal great want exists fora
Restorative Sttna1CIdnt
free from serious objections, yet palatable, even In
wiling to the sensitive palate, which will create no
morbid appetite for ITSELF and operate as an assls.
tsni TO Digestion as well as perform the functions Of
2 stmqlant such we confidently believe is to be
SG1TOrd's jamaica Ginger,
an elegant combination Of the True Jamaica Ginger
with the choicest Aromatics. It Is beyond all com
parison the most healthy invgorailng tonic and
sumulant before the public. It Is earnestly recon-.
mended 70 the weak and nervous. TO those recover
ing nom facilitating diseases, and to the aged, 10
whom It imparts warmth and vlgor.
&h0O Reward will be paid for bottle Of any
ROOO other Extract or Essence Of Jamaica Gin
ger II found 70 equal Il In hne flavor purity and
prompt medical effect Largest. Cheapest and Best
Take no other until you have given lt trial, Sold
~ hl wholesale and Retail Druggists, GrOeers, and
ppOIIER' General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
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HOUSEHOLD OIL SAFES
OR CANS.
10, rs or so gallon capacity. Every
family should have one. 1t will pay.
One will outlast full half dozen of any
other,
Buy one now and fill before oil advan-
more.
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VEGETINE.
NECROSIS, SCRoFULA. Dyspp p
STA, GENERAL DFR n ! I SrEP
Ep 6 LEX HUMOR, LIV-
ER COMPLAINT,RHFU.
\ MAIISM, CONSUMP.
Y lion OF THE
Y BOWELS.

Per- H. r., CHARLEsrows. Ma,
| Dear Sir. -1EvENS: - ''" "arch Is, lSa9.
earience with thSoOwing is A s,ater,...
ease osTS zen heyp hssd rs Blood Remedy eI
deal Of sickness in my lam5 muse mere for many
Ar, noticed the wonderful ekSHe 10 70 have great
ahrbout the year 1871, young tie case In pattc.
ON old, who was a distant relative 90 RTIsE
shipe from sea lie had injured his leg on sixteen
unt come months before and when the shipsme
tba this port he came TO my house. being go fee
ahshe could not 60 to his home in Lowell His lee,
Mwaswollan above the knee more than twice is
tunaral size, and he was obliged to drag 1t along
tlyl him. having no use OF 1t whatever. The effect
II this had reduced him to a mere skeleton. His
father came down, and employed DR.. Hayward OF
Boston to attend him VIII then occupied proml-
nent position In the Massachusetts General Hospital
He pronounced II bad case Of Necrosis; said he
mus be REMOVED 70 the hospital have his leg opened
and the bone bored, ~ allow the discharge OF mat
ter there collected; otherwise the leg must be ampu-
lated.
Not thinking 1t advisable to pursue this course and
having used VEaETfsE, the Blood Remedy, In the
past with 50 good effect, concluded to try Il In this
case After taking It regularly for six weeks bis log
was but little swollen. and his general health 80
mach improved that he did not look llka the same
person. At the end Of five months he went home to
Lowell perfectly cured. He remained in Low ell un-
Ill the commencement OF the war; then Joined the
.rmy, and was pronounced a sound and well man.
The above is but one case out Of many where Il
have seen this Blood Remedy used with unparaiele ii
success. have taken It myself for twenty years.
more or lsss ioi Dyspepsia and General Debility and
It always appeared TO give me new life and yigor.
one lady bOarder was completely cured from Can
Der Humor, after she had suffered for years. aud
tried almost everything else without receiving any
benefit. Another lad! was cured from Liver Com
plant. which was n bad case. and 90 considered by
the many physicians who had attended her from
time to time.
have known its use by other bOarderS for Rheu-
mAtlsm with extraordinary good effect
A lady took II for Consumption Of the Bowels, and
found more relief than 10 anything else she could
procure.
do not want to over-eetimate Its usefulness; but
do want those suffering RON sickness 10 know
what this good medicine has done and IL still aoing
for know what II s 10 be imposed upon when sick,
and think II Is wrong for anyone To over estimate
remedy at the expense Of the helpless sick; and l.,
for one, will not do II under any circumstances what
ever.
Mrs. ALIvA s. MONROE. 1871 Chelsea Street
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REFRIGERATORS.

Our line Of these goods is unap.
preached and unapproachable. No care
or expense is spared in making them.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

The New York Herald's special corres>
pondent with tho Turks In Asia Minor,
telegrsphs from Boghsz (Bogaskoi), .
small town on the direct telegraph route
from Erzeroum, and situated shout ninety
miles southwest Of Amasia, tho following
details of the fighting: "A Y
THE RUSSIANS ErFscr LoDeMENT.
The battle was begun on Sunday last by a
determined attack Of the Russians. The
conflict wac renewed at daylight on Sunday,
the Russians having effected lodgment in
one Of the outer earthworks ON the previous
night. The struggle Was sanguinary in the
extreme. The Russians arc reported to
have held their ground during the whole OF
Monday and Monday night.
THE TURKS ASSUME TIE OFFENSIVE.
On Tuesday the Turks began the fight
ing, assuming the offensive by making the
most desperate sorties. This resulted, on
Tuesday, In the dislodRcment of the Rus
sians, who had been inefficiently supported.
TURKISH FLANK MOVEMENT.
The Turks succeeded in surprising the
Russians by flank movement, and the
slaughter that followed was very great.
The Russians asked no quarter and the
Turks offered none. The last action of the
Russian gunners WAS to spike the few Turk
ish field pieces which they had captured In
the redoubt. This was after 1t became
hand-to-hand struggle, and the guns were
of no further service.
TEE RUSSIAN GUNNERs SLAUGHTERED.
Retreat had meanwhile become utterly
impossible. As result nearly every gun
ner's corpse was fonnd near the gun he had
served. Their enemies speak of the hero>
ism of the attacking Russians.
The Turks again assumed the offensive,
and gaining courage and desperation with
success, sailed out to attack the main body
OF the Russians in the open ground.
THE RUSSIANS REINFORCED.
Meanwhile reinforcements were hurrying
to the aid of tho Russians, from the direc..
tion Of Pennek, Ardahan, Gumry, Kagish-
msn, souricamiche aud Soghanlu. The
sorties Of the Turks were barren OF results,
snd only served to Tire out the men, while
the Russians repulsed every attack with
apparent ease.
The3 above details, It must be renem-
bered, are all from Turkish sources.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
The RUGBY COMMENCEMENT.

The Opera house was packed last night
With the elite of Wilmington to witness and
approve the commencement of "The Rug,
BY" Not often can one witness so fair and
beautiful scene as was presented last
night In the Opera House The fair and
lovely of the city were there to greet the
young Rugby Boys with smiles, and reward
them with floral tributes, to their worth.
1t were inyi]ious to psrticularize the ssor.
Icrtf exercises" as all were excellent, and
Crowned With the truly eloquent address OF
the Hon. James Pollock, who was Governor
Of the great State Of Penney eylvania--ao
years ago. We have had an intimate con,
'ect'on with the Rugby for seven years.
during that time VIC have almost daily
watched the growth OF knowledge In three
Of Its pupils, aud we are free to say that
Or. Murphy, the Principal, Is entitled to
he gratitude Of our citizens for deyotfpe
his cultured fitness to educate the youp9
gentlemen of Wilmington. FsE ss
We bespesk for the Rugby splendid
school for 1875, for the reason thas Ii
itssrves success.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
SMITHS EXCURSION.

T. T. Z. Smith has already made exten.
sive preparations for an excursion this sum-
mer. If the first one is successful, he will
perhaps give others. The first excursion
will come off on Thursday, August 23a..
The route will be from Wilmington to JERSEY
City, BY cars, and then by steamer up the
East River, past B!ackw.l's Island, over
He'll Gate, and IS miles up the liver, and
then returning, the boat " ill land such pas
sengers as wish to remain at Pier No. L. In
New York, while the remainder will pros
coed up to West Point and return. The
boat will also stop at Pier No. before go~
ing up east River. -,..gv 5,@ MI
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U. 8. COURT.

The U. s. District Court met this morn.
ing, Judge Bradford presiding.
The opinion of Judge Bradford in the ap-
pltcation for writ of habeas corpus for the
release of Marin Alsberg from prison at
New Castle, was rendered. It was adverse
to the application.
The argument for the recovery of claims
for salvage and wages against the steamer.
Falcon, which was wrecked last summer
and sold during the winter BY Marsbal
Dund, was then commenced, and occupied
the remainder of the morning.
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LYCEUM PICNIC.

The Friends Social Lyceum pic>nic, will
leave this city at 9 .. NJ, on special train
for Mt. Cuba, and return at 8 p. m. This
IL delightful place, to spend few pleas
ant hours, and all should take advantage Of
i, and 20.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
8. L. g. ANNIVERSARY.

The Shakespeare Literary Society = Enter
tainment, at the Opera House on Tuesday
evening next, the 10Th inst, promises to be
grand affair. The members of the 90
ciety and the little girls that are to appear.
have been busy at practicipg this last week
and are already able to 20 through the ex
ercises, almost without an error.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
THE CITY HALL,

The windows in the City Hall, facing Mr..
Alexander saville's residence, on Sixth
street, which were ordered to be closed by
the City Council, are now being closed up.
The work, which was began yesterday
morning, is being done by Mr.. Sparks.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
THE LIBERAL LEAGUE,

At the meeting of the Liberal League, to
be held Tomorrow morning, at McClary's
Hall, Mr.. G. Il. Williamson will deliver a
lecture on the subject of "Death." This
lecture promises to be IN interesting one.
The meeting is free to all, not only to listen
to the lec9ure, but to express opinion on 1,
freely and without reserve. All are invited
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

At Rosendale Park, on Wednesday July,
Fourth, the Quaker Assembly, will hold
thffr First Grand Picnic. Prof. Ritchiez
full string band has been engaged. Come
and see US. Tickets, SO cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
sT.MARY's EXCURSION.

Don't forget to 60 to St. Mary's Pioneer
Corps Excursion to Creedmoor Park, On
Monday next, on the splendid stsamer
Ariel. A large number of tickets havs;
alreadp been sold, but tho number has been.
limited to 800. t #
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BASE BALL.

Every one should 60 and sec the CANT
this afternoon, on the Adams street grounds
between the Quicksteps and the Elizabeth
Club, Of Philadelphia. The game will bt
called at O'Clock. 4
The Hennis nine defeated the Smith nine
yesterday Score 2s 10 IL in favor Of the
Hsnnis nina, Mil
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SAILS TODAY.

The brig Matthew Baird, loaded with
cars for Brazil, which has been laying at
the Harlan g. Ho'lingsworth Compspy's
wharf, will sail to-day for her destination,
Rio de Janeiro. The vessel not being large
enough to carry all the cars, another one
will have to be procured to carry the bal.
ance.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
The best Clam Chowder 10 the city, ~
Barnum Hotel, 5th and Orange streets t0s
night. ~ ss
sWATHMoRE COLLEGE

Swathmore college will have their annual
commencement of the graduating class o.
Tuesday next, the 10th instant. The exer~s
cises will commence at II o'clock AM, and
will be held in the college hall.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
CALVARY EXCURSION.

Calvary Excursion, to Collins Beach, viii
come off to-day. The steamer "Ariel, IA
will leave French street wharf, at s o'clock
q. m. A full brass band will be in attend.
ance.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
CITY COUNCIL.

City Council will hold . special meeting
this evening, at 7 o'clock, At 9th and Frank
lin streets, to meet the Water Commissions
ers, to consult as to tho fixing Of tho grade
of the streets north of tho New Reservoir.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

II you want good Clam Chowder, 60 Il
night to Dabcocks. 5:h and Orange cts.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

NOT1CE.-Notice is hereby given to al
persons whose business or occupation re.
CURES State license for the present year
llo77) that the same 10 due and payable on
tne u first day Of June, at the Offices of the
Clerk OF the Pesce for New Css'le County.
JOHN P. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
M. A. 8. SPRINGER;
Deputy, No. 800 w. Second st. vii.
my3-1m
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Local Affairs.

Every one 60 to 5th and Orange street
tonight for Clam Chowder.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
THE BERRY SHIPMENTS.

The following are the shipments of straw-
berries over the Delaware Railroad, satur-
day. ... & ~
For Jersey City, 2cars.
Philadelphia, A." \
Chester, l."
Total, .g =,
Previous shipment, 5a9
Total thus far, 5S6
The cars contain but few crates of strawJ
berrys, together with other vegetables.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
STEAMBOAT TO CAPE MAY.

The steamer Keyport, Of New York, will
commence running between Cape May and
Philadelphia, about the 25th inst, stopping
o. New Castle to take on board the Balti-
more passengers. The wharf At Cape May
steamboat landing Is being rebuilt.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

%sW: JON e., F'ancy Dyers, 482 n. Front
Wis Street, Branch Once corner Ninth and
Gans, GS streets, philadelphia. adies' and
fio,n, fio,nuiemen's Garments OF every descrip.
srs q Dyeu or Cleanged. Kid Shoes, Feath.
mseo Hlovss. pyed oT ClsanNd.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

{ 49, Il ~ .%% NOTICE. W - ~ a
Having purchased the latest improved
apparatus for administering fresh ga.'
daily, will continue to use the same for
the painless extraction of teeth. Sets of
teeth at prices to suit all. Ss
20 DR. GosL1N,
apr1Stf 707 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

Clam Chowde. lunch tonight, 1t 5th End
Orange.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
THE TIDES,

The high tides for to-day will occur At
8 40 q. m. and 4.N p. m.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOh sALE.-A l3rst-class Millinery Es-
p tablish nent. located on \ ing street,
aolng splendid business. House and
store for rent, also connected Herewith q
declining health Of the owners. Possesston
at ouce For terms. prices tS, epRl, to
E No, r. seventh street.
T. No. 4B East hird street, cheap, with
Immediate pos session. address
E, B. sTAGuERs, 1907 Chestnut st..
Philadelphia
r Stables and Garden, OF John O'Byrne
Pine Grove, one mile from the Market
street bridge. The lawn Is ona IT the dnest
In The county. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
EoR eALE.-Three tve.reomed brick
yards. Enquire OF J. <. nABCOCK.
mhle q. W. cor. sscond and Mavkstst
TOR SALE.-on the South side, 3brick
Il houses, containing rooms. Each VIII
TIC sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-tf
OFND IN your lists Of etocss, Bonds,
y Loans, Cots and DWELLINGS for next sale
o. Saturday. june lsth. J.T. HE >Ll,.
DRA UGHT MAREFoR sALE-A large
~ mare about y ears old aud sound,
with cot 9 weeEs 8 old by Delaware Chief
very fast walker, splendid drsusht animal,
sold cheap for want OF use. Sold separately
or together. Gpply at HollinRsworth' ,
farm near New Castle, of William Smith,
FARMER. je-l.
GARDEN sEEDs' .r. 3 j
JUST RECEIVED.
A large lot OF all kind from the Cambridge
Valley 8 cd Garden. These garden seeds
are selected with great care, and are for
sale ut Guthrie's Grocery Store, corner OF
Front street and Mars land avenue. He
also has the best quality If -four constant
ly on hand.
EALD'S g... ..tl4
IL Seventeenth Public Sale of Stocks,
Bonds Loans and Real Estate, at the Clay
ton House Building. WILMINGTON, Del. on
r. SATURDAY, June 10th, 1877,
At II O'Clock A. NJ,
Lots, Van Buren, and Beach streets,
Lots, corner Front and franklin streets,
Z Lots, corner Read and Franklin streets.
2 Lots N. side Eleventh, between West
and Washington streets.
Terms Of sale, plot and particulars on
posters. Sc "@ s "
j. +. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
junl9-2t
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
hiAbBL.fF AbBAL.fFiiHOhE fFiiHOhE iIo1N k1iIRoA NA

June lOLn. 1677.
Trains will leave Wilmington ~ follow
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 8 n
855, so. 900, 10 10, .. m. 2 80, 400, ~
Philadelphia and New York, "a, eHam
l237. II 40, 548 pm.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 81
Baltimore and Washington. 0S, $50, q m
1854, II 60, 500, p m.
Trains for delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, 62). 90, . m, l8o. ca
harrington and intermediate stations5 OF
? Delmar and lnternediats stations. s o.
go q m. e T. NE Y 81 ' . ?
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate statioAs
$40 a m, 8 % $50 9.4s p m.
Philadelphia and New York, AZ m.
Baltimore and Washington, O6 . m. IS p
m. ,-,... f.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted ut the de-
pot. ra-
Juns.ly tfs HI KENNRY. supt.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Joshus Marls, Attorney.at-
~ Law, a. removed to ONCE N. w. cor.
sixth and Hhlpley street. e g
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RAILRO ADS.

CHANGE OF HOURs-WILMIN0TON
f;2 WESTERN acknowledgements
ing Thurtday Dec. I. lS7o. Trains will run
e. aeaye ave- Wilmington 10 20 . m, and Sop.m
fAavs Lenden burg 8 IS n andl 10 p. m.
Arrive 4 WILMINGTON 7ds "A, and 8 10
Arrive y LAnaenbsrs y y m. and 8 ~
fHntNtNECrIOlge.- -1rain leaving LAnden.
berg at 0.l5 .. n. With train for Philadel.
p9T1n Trsin IN ' leaving wilmington . 1910 q m
with traia leaving Philadelphia ct $40 m
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav.
Ing Landenberg at 70 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at - p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at % p. m.
Train leaving WILMINGTON at $50 m
with train leaving Philadelphia At l6p'
D. CONNELL. Sup
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16
PROFESSIONAL,

DR. WALES, has returned to his resi-
dence. Cor. Eighth and King streets.
octi6
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NOT1CE,-R. Messick. having removed
.S% q: . 10 sSs Fs anS 4 spd 1nds
street Market Houss, would inform ais GUS
nmsrs that he Ia ready to supply thm with
me very. best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries wholesale and retail. Also
eggs and cheese a. chcaI a. the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

EOR RENT.-?'he Mansion House; Lawn
e Stables and Garden. Of John O'Byrne
Pine Grove, one mile from the Market
street bridge. The lawn Is one IT the nnest
In the county. Apply at THIS OFFICE
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

ENOR SAL E.-A three story brick house
L No. 4B East = hird street, cheap, with
E, B. sTAGuERS, 1907 Chestnut st.
Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

EOR eALE-Three flve.roomed brick
Il houses ON the South Side. with dne
yards. Enquire OF j. K. .ABCDtlK,
mhl0 g. w. cor. kecOnd and Mavketst
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

EOR SALE.-On the South Side, 3brick
Il houses, containing rooms. Each viii
he sold on reasonable terms. mhl7.tf
The Morning herald., 1877-06-16

LOOK Our FoR CHEAP SHoEs-At M
Clancy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, IL Second, the cheapest
place IN the city. Shoes either ready-made
or made to order.
NOTICE.. T. Wilson 4 Joseph Hall
~ formerly Of King street, has removed
to 5H Market street, where bargains can be
had IN Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods
notions and q full line oi Bouts and shoes
from 81 ,25up, Of the best qualify and of the
latest styles, Bargains always to be bad at
mSo'Sm WILsOA 4 HALL.
NOTICE TO TAX PAY ERas Notice ii
~ hereby given that the County and
Poor Taxes for the year 1877 are now due
and payable At the office 8l8 Marke, street.
All persons who have not paid their taxes
lor The year 1919, are requested to do so at
once, or they will be collected according to
law with costs. .sE 'sEsgtf
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Wilmington Hd, Collectors.
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