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And one on Saturday after Institute.
These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee of so cents Is required from each
applicant as condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
aug2s,'77td. S. A. ATKINSON Clerk.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE Commissioners of Monroe county will
| meet on the river, in Ohio township, on
Wednesday,,he he 10th day of september,
1877, at O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF
contracting for the construction of bridge
over iun emptying into the Ohio River
above the town of Baresville.
Commissioners will also meet at the coal
banks. in Perry township, on Friday, the
2lst day of Sep ember, 1877, at O'Clock
a. M, for the purpose of contracting for fill
and approach to the bridge at said point.
By order of the Commissioners.
WILLIAM WEDDLE.
sept11, ,'77w2. Auditor Monroe Co., o.
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Baltimore

BHItImOTG = DEPT. o. -CaIIIe-
Very best on sale to-day, 55@64c
That generally rated first quality ,44@5tc
Medium or good fair quality, 3&@44c
Ordry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows, 3@38c
Most of the sales are from 4@5c
Cattle during the past week were fairly
active, closing firm.
Hogs fairly active at 7@74c, most
sales being near the latter figures
Sheep and Lambs-Good quality in
fair demand Sheep 4@5c; lambs 4@55c
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wAA arrangement has been effected
by which EWING and MATTHEWS are to
meet each other on the stump.
A much better arrangement would
have been to put EWING against WEST
and PENDLETos against MATHEWS. The
politicians would then have confronted
esch other and the statesmen the same.
As to GRosvENoR we confess to having
no one of his kind to pit against him.
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

MISS F. a JONES
uAs just received the latest styles of pat
II terms from &. Butterick, New York, and
would respectfully inform the ladies OF
woodsfeld and vicinity that she is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and fit for those who desire to have
them made elsewhere,
Patterns of all styles for sale-aug2S,' ,'77m3.
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CATTLE MARKETS,

Wheeling SEPT. 5.-The fol-
lowing live stock were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
week:
Cattle-6l head, and sold at 34@4@c.
Hogs-96 head, and sold at 5@54c.
VIM. BAYHA, Secy.
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The Annual Meeting
septll,'77ms.

OF the Stockholders of the Bellsire and South
western Railway Company, will be held at the
office of the Company in Bellaire, Ohio, on
Thursday, October 4, 1877, at o'clock P. m.
and close at p. m.
A. W. ANDERSON,
sept4, ,77w4. Secretary.
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WOOdsfield. Sept. III. 1877.
democratic State Ticket.

For Gov ernor,
RICHARD NJ. BISHOP,
Of Hamilton County.
Lieutenant Governor,
JABEZ w. FITCH, Cuyahoga.
Supreme Judge,
JOHN w. OKEY, Franklin.
Clerk of Supreme Court.
j. T. TANNING, Franklin.
Attorney General,
ISAIAH PILLARS, Allen.
Treasurer Of State,
ANTHONY HOWELLS, Stark.
School Commissioner,
JAMES j. BURNS, Belmont,
Board Of Public Works,
MARTIN SCHILDER, Ross.
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Mrs susanna Smith, plate of'quinces, 25c
F Ford, 5 lunches of each variety
Of grapes, 25c
Mrs S Smith, display of grapes, SOC
same display in department, 50.
CLASS S-F'urm and Garden Products.
R Greenland, J 5ushel wheat, 81 OOI
Hugh Dimes, do rye, l 00I
L Sulsberger, do spring barley,1 90
Mrs NJ Carrothers,4 ! bu Indian corn,l 00I
same do oats, l CO.,
Hugh Dimes, bu timothy seed, l CO.
A Rcer, 3 lbs tobacco spangle, l 0OI
same do do red, l 0Oi
same do do yellow, l 00|
D South, ! bushel Irish potatoes, SOC
G McComas, / bu sweet SOC
VIM Willison, do seed corn, SOC
Mrs NJ A Rouse, / bu white beans, SOC
Isaac Shafer, hops, SOC
Mrs Mary A Rouse, lima beans, 25c
NJ Moore, J bushel buckwheat, SOC
John Hall, watermelon, Soc
Mrs Mary Carrothers, carrots, 25c
same parsnips, 25c
Mrs Mary J Path, cabbage, 25c
Mrs NJ Corrothers, J bu turnips, Csc
Miss Ella Hill, / busbel onions, 25c
Mrs Mary Path, beets, 25c
Mrs Harriet Read, tomatoes, 25c
Isaac Shafer, Winter squashes, 25c
same orr yr pumpkin, ,25r
same pumpkins, 5 in number, 25c
Mrs Mary Carrothers, cucumbers, 25c
Mrs H Read, yes able egg plant, 25c
Mrs NJ Carrothers, pepper and stalk, 25e
Mrs H Read, celery, stalks, 25c
Mrs Mary Carrothers, parsley, 25c
Mrs H Read, pie plant, 25c
Mrs NJ Carrothers, peas, pint each, 25c
u same corn meal, 25c
same vans, 25C
same beans (broad windsor )25c
Mrs VIM Wilson, wax beans, 25c
Mrs Mary Carrothers, oyster plant, 25c
}! same Ieeks, 25C
same okra, 25c
same radishes, 25C
same nasturtion, 25(
j same mustard, 25(
} Mrs Harriet Read, gourd, 25t
Mrs VIM Willfson, chrowder peas, 25t
Mrs Mary Carrothers, display in
department, So OF
JESSE A. KEYsOB, Pres.
GEO. P. DoRR, Sec.
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Chicago.

Sept Flour 5 O0a9 90; Wheat l
DIAL Is; Corn 44a45c: Oats 24c; Rye
54tc; Barley Csc.
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CincInnatk.

Sept. Flour 5 75a6 90; Wheat l
l6a1 %, Corn 47a4Sc; Oats 26a30c ;
Rye 57aS5c; Barley 50a60c.
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For Sale.

THE SIMMONS HOUSE,, In New Mstamoras,
i Is for sale on very reasonable terms. The
house is in good repair, and stabling good.
Address JOHN MARTIN, Claringtou, Monroe
Co., O., or Dr., F. P. MARTIN New Matsmo-
Ias, Washington Co, Q. aug7i, ,77~e.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket
For Representative,
se HENRY MAURY.
Auditor,
WILLIAM WEDDLE.
Treasurer,
:. JOHN GATGHELL.
Sheriff,
WILLIAM READ.
Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN P. SPRIGGS.
Commissioner,
JACOB AFFOLTER, SR.
Recorder.
JAMES MYERS.
~ Surveyor,
JOHN E. MIRACLE.
Infrmary Director,
HENRY SMITH.
e8 Corener,
JOHN MUHLEMAN.
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Inspection of County Treasury

To the Hon. Judge Of the Probate Court of the
County of Monroe and State Of Ohio:
The undersigned, by your appointment on
the Sd day of September, 1877, as Inspector,
to examine and report upon the condition Of
the Treasury of said county, under IAN Act
entitled an act to establish the Independent
Treasury of the State of Ohio" passed April
IL, 1858, and took effect July !, ls58,and the
several acts amendatory and supplemental
thereto, proceeded to examine said Treasury
in the manner prescribed by law, and re-
spectfully submit the following
REPORT:
On receiving said appointment, and, after
being sworn according to law, proceeded
forthwith, without previous notice or iuh-
nation to the Treasurer,or any other person,
to count the money in said Treasury, and to
inspect and examine the books, records and
vouchers thereof, and found as follows'
A., p.
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W0OasfieId stock Market.
September 10-Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 4A@5u per pound. Hogs 4a4sc
per pound.
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il :Netp Abbertistnltnts,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of isaac Eddy,sDeceased

HNHE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the estate
of Isaac Eddy, late of Monroe county, decd.
Dated this Sth day of September, A. D,
1877. NATHANIEL II. EDDY.
septll,ss ss7w3.
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Democratic District Ticket.

For State senator-19th District,
JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS.
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Notice to Teachers.

EyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
will hold meetingsfor the examination Of
Teachers, as follows:
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IS6bPOOsfUkfy SuUHHR1Sso~' : ~
DAVID oKEY, Inspector.
Woodsheld, o., Sept A, 1877.
PRoBATE OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY,
WooDsFIELD, OHIO, September 4 1877. !
certify that the foregoing is truly taken
and copied from the original report on file
in this office. JAS. Z. MORRIS,
septl l,77tl. Probate Judge.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

AWARDED AT THE
Twenty-Sixth Annual Fair,
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Miss Ella Hill, rag carpet, prem, 2 90
Mrs Elias Denoon, pair single GOV.
erlets, premium, 2 90
Mrs Mary A Rouse, bed quilt made
within the year, premium 90
Mrs Mary A Rouse, bed quilt not
made within the year, prem, 90
Miss Jane Dougherty, pair home
male blankets, premium, %
Mrs Harriet Read, pair home made
linen sheets, premium l 90
Mrs H Read, home wrought rug, l 90
Mrs Mary J Path, jeans, 2 90
Miss j Burton, pair lamp mats, SOC
Mrs VIM Wilson, pair wooden knit
stockings, SOC
Mrs VIM Wilson pair cotton knit
stockings, SOC
Mrs VIM Wilson, psir woolen knit
mittens, SOC
Mrs Harriet Read, door mat, soc
Mrs Mary A Rouse, pair socks. SOC
Miss j Daugherty, log cabin quilt, SOC
Miss Mary A Dorr, wall screen, SOC
Miss Lucy Read, under clothes, SOC
Mrs VIM Wilson, skeln yarn, 2of
Mrs Harriet Read, display in the
department, 3 OF
CLASS L-FLoRAL HALL.
Miss Lucy Read, made dress, 81 OF
same skirt, l OF
Mrs Mary A Rouse, made shirt, l OF
Miss Lucy Read, specimen leather
I work. l OF
Miss Lucy Read, worsted embroid-
cry, l Oh
Mrs NJ A Way, bead embroidery, so
Mrs M A Rouse, embroidery on
muslin, so
Miss M A Gutherie, crotchet work, so
Mrs M A Way, wax work, so
Mrs Mary A Rouse. fancy hair work So
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
Miner Locals,

Everybody cbews the Belle of Wilmington
Chapman sells 1t at 8. W. corner Fourth
aud Sbipley streets. ......,... .,.,-.
Afflicted read.--A. E. Normandie, 2Oo
Market streets, the only agent In the city
or the Shaker Medicines. Call for cirs
cular. .r.'r. = r9.'IIlz
Wanted, all to know that Chadwick's
Museum and Ice Cream Garden, IL now
pen for the season. For particulars see
advertisements. nag
E. Webb's photograph gallery 5O7 Shir>
ley street, is now in working order, and she
will be happy to wait on any cus omers who
nav call A good light from nine o'clock
until five.
Ask your. friends and they will tell you
thai Wa!raven sells hosiery, underware and
fancy and staple notions cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere. Call and see for
yourself at 7l3 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
COURT,
NEW CASTLE, Nav @


The Superior Court met this morning at
l0o'clock, Chief Justice Comegys and Asso-
ciate Justice Houston on the bench.
The Chief Justice, charged the jury In
The case of d. w. Taylor VS.. Job H. ,Jacksou
md they then retired. -.
The first case called was that Of the State
vs.. James Robinson, corored, indicted for
assault and battery. He pleaded guilty
'nd was fined 81 and required to pay the
costs. '' ~. "7 ''F .'f
The case of the State vs.. James Walls Of
Wilmington arranged for an, assault and
battery on three different charges, but there
beng an error in the drawing of the indict>
nenU, the case, by the order Of Chief Justice
vas abandoned and the jury directed to
render verdict Of mot guilty." '.'@
Atthe adjournment of Court In the evens
ing, the jury on the case Taylor VS.. Jackson
nad not returned.
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Little Delawar.'s peach Yield.

= 4 3 u /.
Under thi. heading correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Press writing from Md
dletown, Del, says: latea. nm ore -f,ro,
"One of the largest peach-growers in this
section of the State and a recognized
authority on the annual question regarding
the prospective yield. Mr.. Serick Shallcross
old your correspondent to-day that the
hattering reports respecting this years
crops published by some of your eontem-
poraries We're the merest moonshine. Tho
yield in this vicinity lie says will be At
least three quarters short, and the rest OF
he State, as far as he has been able to
view it, will not be- much better off. He
adds, however, that really close calculs-
ion cannot be made by anybody until after;
'he 2Oth of June, at which date the crop ID
considered secure from destruction save By
severe storms which might come afterward,
Mr.. Shallcross had in 1875 between 800, 900
and 100000 baskets Of the delicious fruit.
and of course knows whereof he epeaks
when he makes the above statement"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
J. GOAL .AETa1x.N.
Stable Burned.

About eleven o'clock last evening frame
g. ed in MflleDer's Alley near king ON Front
street. back Of John Tully'- liquor saloon
NO. II East Front sire t, and occupied 81
T. Plunkett u Co., was diAcovered to be ol,
hne, the alarm was Immediately given, And
Efforts were made to rescue the horse and
carriages, etc. that were In the stable, but
the flames spread with tremendous rspidity
as to render their attempt vain, and envelop.
Ing 10 few minutes the whole building and
threatening those adjoining, = t'""''S r9..
Inc IRE companies were, quickly upon
the spot, and In few minutes the flames
were extinguished and through the efficiency
OF the hrenen large fire was prevented, -
the buildings adjoining are wooden, and the
liquors there ored would aid much In
feeding The flames. The property was own>
"a by P. Plunkett & Co., No. 10Y Markes
Street, which, with the loss of q fine young
mare, valued at two hundred dollsr9
york wagon, almost new, valued at $2OO:
an express wagon, valued at $l25. and .
set OF heavy harness, valued at $50, together
with small amount of hay aud feed are
consumed. Thep roperty 10 Insured In the
New Castle County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, enough to cover the loss: the
horse and wagon are also insured In the
same company but the amount will not cover
the loss.
The fire was no doubt the work Of On
incendjary, as the driver for Mr.. Plunkett.
Peter B.. CroIin, lift the stable about {
O'Clock and there was no sign Of q fire. Mr..
Tully was out in his yard adjoining tho
stable about Is minutes before the fire WAS
discovered. .... ..s..... So.
The bodies of the horse and dog, the
latter being found near the door Of the
stable, were burned 10 q crisp. +? The adj
acent buildings were, slightly damaged,
but the rear of Mr.. Kenny's clothing store
was considerably damaged by the flames.u
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WOr dly EDn p 10y Enent,

"See here, ! am temperance man.. ex-
claimed an ira.e confectioner, as he Resticu
ted wildly to politician standing in from
of the ma, or's office yesterday morning
going to close all the stores next Sunday
just Us they did the taverns down our Way
the other day"
I'D mt know, fure."
Leaving the bewildered politician in won
del ment, the ice cream man rushed int
the may or's office. ''Who are these people
trying 10 shut the te cream saloonse l
don't know why they bring in the ciga'
8, ores and restaurants either. Look here"
c. sting menaciUg look at The police clerk
rs hs took . breath, ''tain't law"
"My dear sir-law of 1794-worldly EN-.
,ploymsnts." ,5
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]C5 CREAM AND FRUIT.

KYLE the Will known and popular dealer
in ice cream. confectionery, ca es ard
fruijs. now al his accusCo hn-d ~ all In the
new Se 'ond Street M rket House VIII r.
he will dispense thtse luxuries Guring the
hot season, With his usual IrbaniIy and
we'll now "a politeness aod ,heery 20 hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers p "mpt-
iv and do hi, utmost tn lesseu the b 'roens
Of life by doing the .quare th,rg 10 all his
fellow men He will also 'upply parties
and r,c ,,ics with tc cram, and orders can
be let cit er nt nis sta or al his hou.-.
north asst corner Of 81 th and Orange streets
ayi58in
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AUSTRIAN STEAMER FREEDOM
CRISIS IN FRANCE.
GENERAL INTELL1GENOE.
DOMEsTIC.


WASHINGTON, May 9s.-The President
has appointed Edward P. johnson United
States attorney for the Territory of Wyom.
ing, vice Richard A. WATTS resigned, and
Gabriel G. Wharton United States Attorney
for the District of Kentucky, vice H. F
Finley removed.
RETURN OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
The Secretary Of War and Captain Green
his private secretary, returned here this
morning from the tour of inspection Of the
posts in New York harbor and New
England. General Sherman, who acct M
panied the Secretary, did not return to
Washington to-day, having stopped At
West Point, where be will remain day or
two. I'd.
THE CADET M1DsHIPMEN,s ANNUAL
CRUISE.
The sailing vessel Constellation and the
steamer Maydower are now being fitted out
at Annapolis for the purpose of taking the
cadet midshipmen and the cadet engineers
on their annual summer cruise along the
coast. The cadet midshipmen will be as
signed to the first named vessel, and the
cadet engineers to the steamer. The annual
examination at the Academy will be closed
about the 18th of June, and the practice
ships will sail Immediately afterwards.
THE ANNUAL VISIT OF THE COMMITTEE TO
MT. VERNON.
WASHINGTON, May pa visiting COM
mittee appointed by the Governor Of vir-
ginia, consisting of Lieutenant Governor
General H. Fi'zbugh Lee, General
Keen, and Mr.. Rixa, called upon the mem
Df the Ladies' Association At Mt. Vernon
10 day, 10 accordance with the annual GUS
ION, for consultation. The association is
of one lady from each State IN |
he Union. Under Captain Hollinghesp's
present contract the sum Of twenty five
,ents 10 paid to the association for every |
landed. During last summer,
vhen from 500 to i, 400 persons visited Mt.
Vernon, this income netted quite . large
um, increasing the fund during the year,
t is said, about $27, 900, Sl7, 900 of which
> used in paying bills, improving the
.ronnds and mansion, making improvements
tic. The remaining $10,00s being invested
q Government bonds.
CONCERNING THE FRENCH EXPOSITION.
The Secretary of State by direction of the
PRESIDENT, has now under consideration
vhat measures shall be recommended in
he Cabinet to form the basis Of q plan of
representation of the United States Govern
nent and people at the Paris Exposition
q 1878.
REPORTED REDUCTION OF FARES.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-1t 10 reported here
hat Mr.. Vanderbilt has telegraphed to re-
uce the fare from this city to New York to
Is, in consequence If the fast trains on the
Railroad.
DEATH OF A POET.
ROCHESTER,, May 23.-W. H. g. Hosmer
be poet. died at Avon this morning.
uDaE LEWIS LETTER OF REs1eNATION "A
FORGERY.
Several days ago letter was received by
le President purpo-sing to be from j.. R.
evils, Chief Justice Of Washington Terri
Try, resigniug that position, and conclud-
'g with the remark that. on retiring TO {
rivate life, he was 10 full accord with the
policy of the President. Not
the genuineness OF the letter,
10 President yesterday appointed Associate Il
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echolars must be accompanied by their
tea chers, and application 70, school tick. Is
should be made in advan. to The several
Agents in the vicinity of the schools.
The above named days are set apart for
the press accommodst tiOn and ente tain.
slent OF the PublicSSchool child en-. and no
pains will be spared by the Exhibition
Managers to render them occasions OF
p]easurable and instructive enjoyment.
Atlp. m. 0igan Hecital oH ihe Mann
mo- Roosevelt orgau which was in Use 1T
the late Great centennial Exhibition. At
3 p. M. Graui Child,en's Concert by o
chorus Of 1000 school chidre under The
direction of Professor Perot, in the mag i'd :
ceI Orches,,a Gallery. Followed immed-
lately b q Grand Musical rnte taiomeut
Dy the Exhibition Band, Hassler Brothers,
Musical Directols. lralgtd tor ,he special
entertainment of the school Children.
ne Exhtbiti n in all Departments will
be in full operation
GRAND PRONIENADE CONCERT,
Every Saturday evening, until p. m.
H +. kEs. NY, Superintendent.
Fec. a. DADMUl, Genera. Ticket Ag't
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOk SALE-A frst-ci ass Millinery rs
y tabljsh nent. located IN r ing street,
aOing n splendid business H use and
stole fDr rent. sisO c0nne'ted aher. with q
BE cherry. Only reason for wishing 10 s. il,
declining bsalih of the owners. POS session
at ouce For terms. prices SC, appl. to
M. VI CHI ID
No, 4. sevepth street.
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Hotel Arrival.
CLAYTON HOUSE,

CLAYTON HOUSE.
W. B. Moore, Washing ton. '
John W. Pearce, Phila. =. ,un .,
John Connolly, =" ... ..-. ..
W. Courtney, N. Y.
II. c. Hume, Phila.
Oliver Wife, Jr., Phtla. r...ur s.
Chas Stephens u wife, N. Y.
VIM. D. Ludlow, "
D. r. Pratt,
NJ. D. Toulke, u.
Chas E. A. Lippincott, Phila.
Joseph Bailey, N. Y.
L. 7. Downes, Providence, r. l. l
G, W. TalcoIt, r. 1. a,. ~.,a.
John Jones 81 wife, Phila
DELAWARE House.
E. Haughey & son, Claymont, Del
d. Kutner, NY. '"t" 1"; '''"fj ..
Joseph A. BARRELS, Pittsburg.
Sohn II. Parker. Phila.
John j. Hoffman, N. Y.
d NJ. Cot,on, +" n. p-
N. l.. Van Epps, F." .a
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TNOa SALE OR EXCaANGT.-For Will
i mipgton City property y farm on the
road leading rom Denton tn Centreville
about miles tD Greenborough. Caroline
County Md containing 80 acres. 50 acres
Sarn and other out buildings, balance in
heavy timber. Sail 20, d. For terms. &C.,
M. M.CH1LD, No. 4. W 7th st.
mayl8 l2t Wilmington. Del.
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Keel Laid,

The keel for large, new steamship for
the Morgan Line was laid few days ago q
shs Harlan and Hollingsworth ship yards
at Wilmington. 'ss..
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EOH RFNT-7he Man sion House; Lawn
II stables and Gar len Of John O'Rvrne
street bridge lhe lawn is one "f the finest
in he county. Apply at THIS OFFICE
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24

COR SA, E.-A three stor, brick house
II No. 4O3 East hird street. cheap, with
immediate 20 .seS> inu. Addr ss
Philadelphia
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INOk SALE.-Three tlve-rsomed brick
II houses on the South side. with fine
yards. Enquire of j. X ABCNCK,
mhl9 s. w. cor. second and Marketst
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El,R SALE.-Cn the South Side, brick
Il houses, containing rooms. Each " II
be sold on reasonable terms. mhl7.tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAYED OR STOLEN.-A brown mare
8 years old, 15H hands high. weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters q little inclired to be bohy. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
nvi,e promi ent, fine roadster, and can trot
ii $50, she is shod Tor too wtiphts. Any
one n returning her to the undersigned will
- GEO. a. NILLINGToN, /
IGev Castle. pel., Nay !, 107T NJ
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Justice Green, of the same Court. to ill the
vacancy supposed to be occassioned by the
aileged resignation. This morning informa-
lion was received from Judge Lewis and
others BY telegraph pronounclng the letter
forgery, and Senator Mitchell presented
these facts to the President, who thereupon
reversed his action of yesterday, thus cor
ttnuing Judge Lewis In Office.
FOREIGN. .-..
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24

4 IN. WALES, ns.s rcturu,-a W MS res :
L denes. Cor. Eighth and King streets
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
WANTS.

VTTANTFD.-2 boys to sell the Sunday
w Di.p:t ten. Inquire at 3l3 n Second
street-Sunday morning, ats o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24
BOARDING..

ID "a DlNG.-Goud board for $425 per
ID wees, at 305 shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-24

At ths following extremely low rates,
ana Will ruu special Train direct to aud
y. from The Exhibition Grouuds."