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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24

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AT
sREArLy aEDUc.D PRICES
their entire stock Of
LADIES' PkRCALE SUITS
LADIES' oANBEio oosrUNEa
LADIES' LAWN SUITS.
LADIES' oLrIES GARMENTS.
FRENCH LAWN SUITS.
tn srea. variety ofs,yles. color, and trimmings
COMPLETE pERcALE SUITS FROM 81 50 UPWARD.
COMPLETE cAMBaIo SUITS FROM 50 IS UPwAnD.
COMPLETE LAWN SUITS PROM 5. UPWARD.
with an slcssn, sssor,msn.el
LADIES' WHITE LAWS sJirs AND cosrUaEs
FIGURED SWISS SUITS AND COSTUMES.
FIGURED SWISS AXD LAWN MORNING ROBES.
which designs superior finish and exceedingly low prices
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
9%pins or p!' sis %sb cI6ssys n Ss usprno.nxysrs
and
INFANTS WEAR
Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
LADIES PREPARING 10 LEAVE the CITY
WILL slND
ALI OUR DEPARTMENTS VERY COMPLETE
WITH EVERY
ARTICLE REQUISITE THERETO
OUR WELL KNOWN Low PRICES.
Special Inducements in
FINE WHITE GOODS,
LINN HASDkEkcuIErs
TOILET AaTICL s.
YANCY GOODS.
MADE uP LACE GOODS
RJFFLiNGS.
HOSIERY AND
GLSTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS
SHIRTS, DHANEKs. CHOICE NECK WEAN
sUSrENDER>. LINEN COLLARS AND
CCff,. I.NkLky ASD aASDKERc tIrEFS
Al.ss ri, CHOICEST GOODS.
~ tiiHS OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
-
STERN BRorIEHs
o. --S,
SMITH AVENUE AND 2sD STREET.
EEEP THEM WE KEEP THEM READY FoR YoC
N and YOU xeep them when you xet them You scpd
h.ffN -hirts bAck u ron want tu. but nobody wants
they give universal asfaccni six .ompctc. 3sdc 20
measure. for "; sx Par,y % sae ter e.;
ga BroadvC. New York and ~ Faan S. AEasAiza-
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PRICE RIVE GENTS
DRy c.s,n.
a -.
SAacAlSs
Al THs
'os'I"a DRY GOODS STORE
OF
50 EEEE
SH !
NSN kEB
IN
SIS Evr.
- 49, :. =, -
a q rCO1 20
- sX - ~ 9 &
Il sSS - 8
Ny - q
so 7ss BROADWAY.
BETWEEN srH AND srH srs..
ONE BLOCK BELOW At STEWART ! Goa
Ss sfss Esgty ssHR SHS
PAkALLELED IN THE HISTORY OF TIE Epkr
t,OvDs rkADE ~ THIS CITY,. ~ vHnnIvnA1
CoNsESSu ENCE hElh STORE ~ DAiL! rnChnp
" IL US !DMEhS AND HUNDhEDS Ahn pnAnA1
TO GET WAITED On
-
:. ~c..--,,u ...c
SO GREAT IL THE hUsh
kAUGHRAN CO.
the ensuing wcek the following
SPECIAL BARGAINS
a" sss attention q %. S. p.e 4,
iy represented
BLACK IRON GRENADINES
-
go"o oiaeA iron ufehadine &C. intuhsio va'us ,0e
.
value. 3uc
.,,..,, ,y, - IN -
aupero quaity black Grcn1dine hernsn pure uk eoo
WOOL &H. insrinsic value. 500
superb qualities black iron frame Grenadines. s7xe ssd
soc intrinsic values, 5Or and S3tsc.
,,,,--,,.- -, y. - IN,
sublme duAities black iron frame Gronadinee pure 8
Toe ana $l. 'uy - pcr cent below intrinsic value
,,.cv .-,,vS.nrSvc
bLACh AbALCAN 1HENAOiNES'
. -
the scarcity are Offering sef
vailed early in tho season.
LOOK AT THE PHlCES.
An elegant quality al 3Jc.. present value. oOc.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
1sLH sYcH oTSISaE niSa r5s 52s
ADvERTIsEMHNT6 AND SALES OF PAPERS.

2b7saRfskxssrs 3bss RAa Az HH Hsp SALES % fAFsEs.
zs4soh9aYss zs?s5ssSEsi: s.esi: CO.. ''' co.'s
soARbsks rsS.sd fae.,m and "a coils.
poAhD 'a Asb sS1ts fsS " S%ssxisskosn COL
RAE Es4@rE SoE fI
sSs1sSss
Hs5 s .sa al ss
SSss
1';S 81 COL
bRY GooDs-isr PAcs-ad Sd. 4th. 9th and sth coils,
IH fod:Es e 70 LET FURNISHED AND us
sSsN4hRRAxhsn ffs1,' sac.-a f1 COL
EETEnRsr1Niss p4srPaS ds4h col sA and 9th co.'s
FfNANCIAL-llrn PAGE
FINE ARTS-4rH PAGE-2d col
ESksishED FIX 'I sooas s' HsS 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
i5rn PAcE-2d and Sd coils
AEEf MASTEp"rEHsLEs-s rAeszaa and I'd oo'.
HORSES. oARkIAGas. xc~i4rH PAcs- 4sh. ssh and 9Th
SESES d. r.''-4'A col
'EHssE aEAG roR
lOsT AND FouNp-ieIa PAcK-4;h col
SsEshsNsR EssP Psss.sss .sa ~ sI
MEDICAL-3D PAGB-6th col.
MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKING-i6rH PAcE-Sd and
xrscEIII%lSEoUs InIII%lSsEoUs ADvERrIsEMExrs-laru PAGE
MrsCELLXNEoUs-l4rH PAcE-eth col
MUSICAIr1ora PAcR-5th col.
NEW PuBLICATIONS--erH PAcE-6th col.
PfANoSoRTEs. PfAnNsooSsoRTEass4 dkSANs SSUu'4ru pAcr-2d COL
PKoFRssioNag PSoFFoNg's SITUATIONS T ss'wASrED-FExALss-
rRofRsrY As1oUa OF Or THE CITY yon SALE OR TO
RENT-l4rH PAcE-2d and 8d coils. -
REAL ESTATE TO EXCllANGE-l4TH PAGE I'D and 9Th
REAL ESTATE wANTED-l4rH PAcE-4th col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst aud I'd coils
kESTAURANTS-4rH PAcE-2d col.
REWARDS-l6TH PAGE-4th COL
SALES AT AUCTION-3D PAcE-6th col.
5ITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALES-SD PAGE-ist and
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-3p PAcK-3d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES -16rH PAGH-4th aud 5th coils.
sPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS 6C.-4TH PAcK-2d col
STORAGE-16TH PACE-6th col.
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PAGR-5th and 9Th coils, and
18th PACE-6th COL
THE TRADES-3p PAcE-4th and 5th coils.
TIE m TYRE l Il4Is r4sEYssh p s1l POSES
rRAvELLERS GUlDE-4rn PAGE-4th col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-i5rH PAGE Sd and 4th coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-4rH pAGE-3d col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, 6C.-l6rH PAGE 9Th COL
WBSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-14rH PAGE-lst col.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C-4TH PACKED col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. AC.-l2TH PAGk-6th col.
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90 srrr rFFV EEEE ERR,
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90 , + EEEx

ON MONDAY AND rHROrGHOuT THE WEEK
SPECIAL BARGAINS
LADIES' SUITS AND UNDERWEAR
Closing out balance OF our
silk. ak trimmed and worsted Dresses q half former
prico.
AL styles Of bunting Suits greatly reduced.
We Offering immense assortment Of
Lawn Cambria. Calico Pcrcs's and Swiss Dresses and
wrappers.
st lower prices than any other house.
Clearing IN; ali our Dress Goods
~ great reduction.
Bargains 10 black aud colorca GRENADINES. &c.
Linen Batiste Lawns. tambrics ana Caicues
Opening on Monday superb assortment Of
t,ni.,,u Trimmings ~ rich designs
At very los prices.
One lot oi handsome nnns embroidered Gren adlne
Trimmings dc yard; w"rth al 2h
naR MM mn sEEh ! gRR rEEE .sss
i / SESSSEs, i / III
! S"S sSSSSS SAA fAAASS SS"'s EEfA Sss
& 90 i II RnnS1 1Ss sEEEE 'sss
vTH Az. AND 10Th ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24

IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
vLANNEL BATHING SUITS HALF WOOL. Al 81 rs
ELEGANT BATHING SUITS Al 81 IS and 81 90
MISSES LINEN SUITS, BASQUE .kir, snd overskirs,
trimmed with embroidery, TO dt TO- H. "a years
from &5 IS TO S3 so.
MISSES sEMMER ROMP SUITS. trimmed With .orchon
lace, reduced 10 ~ 25. 81 so. 81 rs. So
TURKISH BATHING TOWELS. ss inches tong. ino
lined. damask stripe. reduced TO 4sc
BLCE ENAMEL EAR-scREws on solid silver. reduced
23c
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
WAGES OF THE STRIKERS.

One of the apparent e cen'rici.ies Of the
railroad strike is the fact that th rates OF
wages which are perfectly satisfactory to
laborsrs on one road ,on'y afford IN occasion
for strike upon another. Before the re-
cent reduction, fremen on the New York
Central were paid from $1,25 TO N.75 a
day, while on the Erie Railway they were
paid from $1,75 to 1886. A reduction Of
10 per cent. on tie Erie would bring wages
down so that they would range from $l.5s
to 81 10 much more than on the Central
before the reduction; and yet against these
lager rates the Erie .iremen strike. On tie
Baltimore aid Ohio the old rates We're
$1.5O and 81 IS day, while the reduction
leaves them at 81 IS and sl.5715, au aver
age above the old pay on the New York
Central. Why should wages which is sufti-
cient in New Yo. X, not be sufficient in Bal.
timOre,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
SHERIFF. SALES.
CHEhItF'S SALE.

~ tA-s--e1- vf t4
by vi tue of writ cf Ievari Fscias, to
me die led, will b. ~ pos. d 70 t'nblic Sale,
at the Httrl y H Hry y. faul'n, In odessa,
Ia ~ O. Orge's Hundred ew Castle .Oun-
ty, De'awaE, on ,t =
rUEsD Y. sss day OF ULY, AID. 1877.
at u O'Clock, P NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All lhaL Ger ain iract or piece OF and,
81 uated in AppOQutnimink Hundred new
aAt'e COun,y, ANA State uf DelaWa O.,
bounded and described a. soll. Wa, tO-wi' !;
b-gtn ing at the nOrtn edge Of NOxantow
NJ i Pom ~ corner f,M tsese p = mis- and
for and of John .ppleton, the. ce wi th said
AppleiOn's north ,n- an hA degrees
west thir, cen and one t@nth pc ches O The
midd g OF tn Fad LEADING from niddl :
t Wa Field borough. thence with the
aid road s,'uth eigh'y-nIne degrees ca ST
eleven and turee- sntn parches, thence
partly with this said road d p atty with
o r., lands + tn said Eiwaid itcO south
.even y-six and ne-qu rter degrees -at
tive ~ fur al d five lenih< p re. 9. 10 the
Appoquinimin~ Creek q, The said Mill
Pond, to the plac of beginning, con, ,ain-
ing len acres 0f / nd. be the same NOR or
less, witH Frame Grist Mill, Fl anne we'll
i.g House, and ~tab g, thereon ected ,and
also The mill dam, mill pond, ard ther ght>
and privileses @pper,aining to the said mill
and wa er pow l.,
Se zed and TAX en- in execu ion as the pro-
Han, his wi e, and t, rs al d Il, I've =. d b,
saAC GRUnB, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Nav Castle Juiy =, 1857.
iy lC-tS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
PHILADEI PHIA ITEMS.

Mark Kane has been fined $500 and Or
dered 10 appear before court, for deserting
his ship, Eric the Red.
The Exhibitors Association have ex
tended to the President of the United States
an invitation to attend the "meeting of the
Governors of the various States" at the
Permanent Exhibition, during the last week
In August.
The call for volunteers for the Veteran
Corps, First Regiment Guard, at the armory
of Company D, Fifteenth and Lardncr sts ,
resulted in the enrolment OF 425 members
John Grace, boy who shot Sarah Brown,
aged 13 years, on the 4th OF July, had a
hearing at the Central station oa Tuesday,
and was held in $1,000 bail.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
o. U. A. N.

At the annual session of the State Coun>
cil, o. U. A. NJ, held Tuesday evening last,
at 2l9 King street, Wilmington, the follow,
ing officers were elected and installed for
the ensuing term: +
8. O., Peter B. Ayars, of No.4.
s.V. G., James D. Twigg, of No. 2.
8 G.. g., d. B. Markley, of No. 10.
sc. T. Joseph Mancill, of No. 8.
s. G. Ind, 8. 4. johnson, of No. IA.
s. o. Ex., James T. Jones, of No. l.
8. C. Pro-, VIM. c. Zane, of No. 10.
Rep. to Nat. Council, John Roberts, Of
No. 10.
The annual session of the National Coun-
Gil will be held in Trenton, N. j., in Sep
tember next.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
CHERIFFS SALE,

y ~
~ virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
ms directed will re exp sd 10 Public
IA g, at the Hotel Of Henry D. Pnu IN, j.
dessa, IL +. 'eorse Hundred, New Castle
ounty, Del. on
1UEsD Y. the slst day Of JULY, 1877.
at o'clock, P. NJ,
The following d"scr be feal Estate. viz.
All that Farn OR lIact n Lana tuate.
lying. an bein in 'ppoquini MAX HID :,
lfi the cour1y of lew ,asti., and state OF
Delaware ben: part, "f t.e oriei 4 tr-c'
ca Led P,pl rHill and which part is bounf-
ed and d. scribed as follow ,t'-wit Begin
nin. at stake rstoue IN thn state Koad
at Matthew'S corner aud o the ], notion o
the road !. adii x from said ' oad 1 t., aylOr's
bridge. IN nee al >aiu State roa south
. ee@ vest ls5 10 pe ches tn o sa.ne.
th-hc- by land OF The he sof ] 'hn ] Yuan
stake the.'ce by liss d,vidi 4 the origi
nal tract s"',h S9H ,egrees east to q take IL
th- publ road lraiingtr IsylUr's Bridge
IN. ice up s-i, road Il rth 33k deg. ives
alb Ut o- 10 perches 70 stake, tbei CT up
SAID rad north q eg west 8 100 erch->
to st Ike thence up said road nor'h y
Dig wtst Sal" perc es 70 stone opposite
the.ce hti,l up sad road north 47A deg.
west IL 10 perches to a sta 10 the Stat.
real af 'resaId d, and the place of h, ginning
containing one hundred aud r;y-nine
acre, two quarters, and twelve percht g of
land ore or less &c.
-ez d NJ t ken In execution as the
perry Of James V. Moora, and Rachel
t. t., and to be sold by
lS> C GRUBR. Sheriff
sber!fts Office. New tastle, July 8, 1877.
jul Us
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
ANOTHER DROWNING CASE.

Tuesday evening, four email boys, three
of whom we're b.others, named Kane, sons
of John Kaue, living over Eleventh street
bridge, procured boat fcom BrandywiLe
railroad bridge, and went boating on the
stream below, and when at place called
Sandy Bottom, opposite Bowers & Dure's,
the boys got into the water, though none OF
them, it appears, with the exception OF q
boy named Rowe, the fourth one of the
party, could swim James Kane, the boy
who was drowned, and who is about 10
years of age, was trying to learn to swim
and jumped over, under the supposition
thst the water was not over his head. He
was on the opposite side of the boat from
the others, whe heard him cry for help and
went to bis assistance, but he was under the
water, and, though he rose three times,
they failed to rescue him. His brothers,
who could not swim, do little more than
keep themselves out of danger. and Rowe
who is very small boy, could not render,
much assistance, though he did all in his
power to get his unfortunate companion into
the boat.
Michael Kane, brother of the boy who
was drowned last night, lost bis life in the
same way, and near the same place, about
year ago.
Up to $50 O'Clock last evcningthe body
had Lot been found.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
FIFTY CENTS FOR THAT.

N A young gentlemen of this city, who had
lust been On the Brsndywi0e promenadtDg
with two lovely yonng misses Was passing
down ono of our main streets, yesterday
afternoon. they met man who had full
qusntity of beer in tow, who very poll ely
greeted them. The young gent nodded bis
head In return. When the drunken man
drily said, Il want SO cents for that" A
high price tor salute certainly
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
THE NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

Partridges are said to be more numerous
than they have been for years.
Ore of the most destructive agents in the
extermination of partridges is the moving
machine, which not only kills and mutilates
the young birds, but destroys the nests,
and thus prevents their increase.
The watermelon crop of the Eastern
shore OF Maryland is said to be very prom
Using.
Come malicious person killed fine steer
weighing 1400 pounds, belonging to Alb
ner Jones, of West Nantmeal township
Chester county. The animal was found
dead in pasture field, With bullet hole
back of its ear.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
French Street Wharf,
TUESDAY MORNING,
.8usust FL 1877.

at A NJ. on steamer forr Camden, from
thence by rail- 10 tue ocean for Ocean Gro,e
aud AAbur. Par allowing .s.s-nge,s
there s hours, Long b aOch IN hrs j.,
New York &ity, 4 nOurs, ar'ivi &
home Az lv1a IN TIE eveni-g. Un lhis de-
ii Ltfu ,r p. viii Q III the cars, you ats
Mvnm uuD, also Monmouth e~ct, a Sc
"e of c..a, miug villas aud cottages neA,
Sea hrignt, overlooking the ocean with
't.ges then lun On Larrow strip Ct
nrndre feet VIDE un the left W. tn nuO er-
Gus bats "n lis b s IN, W lie on the ri sht
. d ocean lAshes The Ealll Dad ba"K. as III.
cars speed along. htyo d l. z river tLt
much admired hi. h al.d> with rugged side
stand dotted with beautiful cL tla- es a'oue
It's shorea; anu the Oce Ii On e. right 81
near some piac. that 1t washes the kai
Road Oank as The Cars s. eel AlOn4 Beacon
did Lt.ht cIDes Ia view on i'll thre,
hundred feet high, 20 b. s=en sixty mil :
q, seA.
An sandy Hook is peared, The Excursion
lists viii pre' ar to emuark o. the beaut.-
ful and large steamer mplre @iaL-, I.r a
tw-nty mile tide over the sound, and up
Narrows to ~ew Yot..
Inc fol owing pages are to be admired ;
r. cka~sy, o. ey Isi+i d F"rt Lafaye IT,,
Fort Ham ltou, Fort kichmoDd, and Fort
Ton. .pAlLs. ihe va row s AZ entered t..
Il lis Of staten Isiand; tay Ri"ge udded
tn vi las Lung Island ~h,re with Gens,.
wooded hiIls the rig t is Gnvern RS
; aud with old Castle William o., tn.
:"egroun,, I, n d on the boat goes until the
HUDSON nlVer Is r, aeu-u, and ~ 1t 10 Pier
NO. y, thea Iaud for a view vi New YORK.
The UN TED O. RNET BAND will &C.
COMPANY the xcursi0n.
Ref eshme. Us Oh the boat going and re-
'uruiug,
Tick ts to Ocean Grove. Asbury
Pas h, sssd a.OnE Branch, S2 35
New York, %
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
AFNo unrul - Ga allow ed GA board,
q, order Is our
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26

LOOK OUT For CHEAP SHoEs-At Nj
Clsney's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place In the city. Shoes either ready made
for made to order.
Babies cry because they suffer and the
n;ost reliable remedy for the relief OF their
discomfort is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Only
Ks cents per bottle.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26

RAILROADS.
1 iShILADkLPHt "A, WILMINGTON AN
[ BALTI MORE KAILROA

tShILADkLPHt "A, WILMINGTON AND
[ BALTI MORE kAILROA
June 10th 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and intermediate stations. 6 40
rs, 10. 900, 10 w, a. m. 80, aSO, ~,
ga p.m.
Philadelphia and New York. 22!, 0 u am,
IL 81, II 40, 5 46 p m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, SO
am,
baltimore and Washington. O8, $50, q m,
Trains for delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, 62). a3c, m, l 80, 80
PIN.
Wyoming and intermediate stations 5.Ap
Delmar and intermediate statioas so
93U am.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate statiols
u m, 5 90 ~ pm.
Philadelphia and New YORK, 222 q IN.
Baltimore and Washington, | VI u LII.
For further Information passengers are
'H1efreQ 10 Inc LlIue taDles pCSLeO dL Ilo Qe
PIT.
jun9-'y q. F kENNEY. Supt.
,HANdE OF hOUkS-WILMI >GTON
" Il YVES ERN RAILROAD-Comme
Dg thur, day Dec. 4, 1876, Trains will run
" follows:
cave Wilmington 10 20 m. and 800 m
Leave Landenburg As m and / 30 p m.
Arrive at Wilmington s. m, and ~
pm.
.rrive at Landenberg a, IL m. and q 40
pm.
CONNECTIONS.-Train leaving Landen.
7rg al 6 IS q IN. with train tor Philadel.
Jhia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington a 10 20 q m
With Iraiu l. avlng Philadelphia at 8. 10 a NJ
md pennsylvania aud Delaware train leav.
ng Landenberg at OO p. m.
Train Leaving Landenbe.x At ! 30 p. m,
With Pennsylvania and Delaware tr~ in and
Y, h train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
1t 81 p. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $40 p m
With train leaving Philadelphia at Is p.
D. C0NNFLL Snp
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
THR UNION EXCURSION.

TIE Union N 3 Sunday Sunday School
Excursion, last evening, left French street
wharf. on the s. N. FELTON,, with about 600
pepsons On board. The night was beauti-
siul one, and no doubt the trip was enjoyed
by al.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
Dentistry.

DR.. j. W. stoughton g. Bro, No. 1117
Wine street, Philadelphia, excel all Others
for their neatness, durability, cheapness
and dispatch of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelled teeth, full sets, equal to any $25
Get made elsewhere, for $lo,. Filling, Is
cts. to 81. Teeth extracted without paiu.
Don't forget the Name nor the factthat this
is the best place in the city for Dentistry.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26

A lovely landscape III dotted over with.
unsightly bouIders, isnot more unpleasant
to the sigh, than is human face dit6gured
with Bumps snd P'mpies, those prime evt-
dspces Of impur,ty Of the blood. DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture will remove al such disag-
uremenls promptly
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
--+ : - ---A----
DEATHS.

Doh AN.-Su denly, on the 18th instant,
Ftank l,orAn.
she reia ives and friends ~ the family
are resps.tfuI invited y tie d lhs u
nrra. IRON his la e residence, OW rOnt
$ strseL, Fri iav n,,,rnin-. al 8 O'clock 10 pro-
reed 10 st. Joseph Cemetery. Brahdywine'
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
"hweet Forget Me- Not"

This ts the t uf a new and magpibccftna.' cta'
org, with emarkah y pi-.ly wellZ Cpott
rus, compos' d W 'Bt tBY NtW'oMb', ID
M s.rel lame. II ls.,:.g py rTim' oseu ntv utv
latest. o: Haverlv's NILS Ie!s' Lelt han"
ana n engier, OF the 'lony tastor roup,, ".
'dah Richmr Il, and other first CLASS G n
ISIS a. over tue couhtry. THIS " Broa t,.
su Ely be admired by everyb b My. lros
s. CENTS per cUpy. can b.. h.d from Any
music dealer, or fnln ,he pu" isher
F,W HELMIcK,,
West u - '"~~'"nau,O'
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EOR RI Mt - Ha, ds .mely furnished
T r. oms wi h or without board. Location
central. Address,
jyll-.r HERALD OFFICE,
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nor SA E.-A three stor. brick house
+ No. 403 East hiru street cheap, with
immediate 20 ses. lou. Addr 81
L, B. sTAGGERs. 1907 Chestnut st.
Philadelphia
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NOR SALE.-rn the South Sid 3 brick
Il houses, containing s rooms. Each will
oe sold on reasunaf nLl.-tf
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.ARRIvAL.s
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE,.
p Gtlpir, Glsymont.
Gov John P Cochran, Dover.
Miss LastA, Phila.
NJ M Mxys, :
e G Schneider, N \.
DxLAwARx HOUSE.
E Lit,lsfirld, Bos' on.
Harry Conweli, Philads.
r solomon, !"
4 Van Haok, I"
j r Whisacre, Pa
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FOE SALE AND KENT.

LOR RE MA two.stOry dwelling. 82l
L Wolas' ton street. Inquire at Sl7 Wash
iDgton street. junS 1t
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NOTICE,-k. Messlck. having removed
~ fro Ii his old stand, Fift and ki x
streets to SAILS nos 46 and 4S Sec: nj
st-eet Marke ct Hous.. would inform ni- Gus.
tom RS that he is Rad. to suppl, thm W tn
he very best fresh butter from Bradford
'un'y dari-s wholesale and 'etail Also
eggs a. cheese an chral NJ the CHEAPEST
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W. JONES, .aucy Dyers, 4t1 n. End and
~ street, branch Offlce corner NintI and ad
vine sLrett-, Philauelphia. ladle, ,rin. a"c
tentl' m.n's Garments OF every dtsc,ttR
ION l'yed or Cleansed Kid Shoes r e"''
RS ana Gloves A'ytd or Cleansed.
>nh'
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GOULEY'S
B EXCURSION \ !!
Ocean Grove,
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy Hook,
New York.

VIII be one Of extreme pleasure TO have
the opportunity OF visit, 6 the far famed
sort Of the northeast coast o. New Jsr-
sey, and narroas uf New York Han Dor, on
one excur ion:f or low fare, will leave
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NOTICES.
II ABRAHAM n = Kr OPENED pIS
II. shoe 1t r, Wtst 4th st. jy,9-6t*

ATOllCr.-I HEhE-Y ,Ai'rlON TIE
~ pubic not t. trust any rne on m &C
Count as will pay no b lis unless routrac
ed by m, self thomas d. NNkLLY.
jy2i-lw* .
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BOARDING..
u "a. DlNG.-Good board for $425 p,
ID wee at 3Oo Shipley street.
FOUND.
LOST.

rTR 'YED- "A Cry Mare, mar YEN
y rec Month. since. II he wL- l
er v Ill not Inc anu ay ca pei Ser .N. ~
the animal will be sold. Apply to
PATRICK n IA EY,
jy22-st Wo d, ale. Del.
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NENU 16c, TO &, ROW ELL d GO New
- York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain
ng lists Of 1900 newananars. and estimates
showing cost DIV
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10
State Railroad Bonds,
ST. PAUL, April Is, 1877.
Hon. james Smith, j., ST. Paul:

Hon. james Smith, Jr., st. Paul.:
DEAR SIR The people of this State will
soon be called on to ratify or reject the act
of the late Legislature providing for an equit-
able adjustment of the old State Rail-
road Bonds. You were IN early settler in
the State, familiar with facts as they occur
red you are recognized as a lawyer OF ripe
experience !; you we're a member OF the II
ate that passed the law now to I've ratified,
and, if l am correctly informed, a member
of the joint committee that prepared it.
AS a citizen, coming to the State since the
bonds were issued, for my W information,
and for the benefit of thousands Of voters
who, like myself, were not here when the
debt was created, | think you, as a Senator,
taking IL prominent part in submitting this
question to the people for their decision,
would do an acceptable service by presenting
your views of the legal aspect OF the case, as
well as the moral duty of the people in rela-
ton thereto, and particularly a statement
or synopsis Of the laws, decisions OF courts
and actions of State officials o. the subject,
which your careful official Investigations
will enable you to give with accuracy. "A
plain, free and full statement OF facts is de-
sirable that the people may be able to judge
i~ntelligently upon this very important ques-
ton. Respectfully yours,
C. H. B1GELOw.