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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
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I'm Sese elmer arSnel bin, iuce 6ieles 10 eIr ueiz
nl9enoe Seloen bet. 5db babe eeute eeieben, ueihe
@ tGnm at9men tonnten uto 6Hrtb Sen Gebrauh sieies
IN bormlos uno tonG olneaue Gelhrdntllp3 aenoms
men neroeH. Gete hteie JiotiB uor oas gluae eTes
nut oteler andlensen 9lantbe 8cbafteten tonielt, 10
pse e 9olientllW lnleBlbar oaieid iid an MID uea
gu ba6eu Get ~
Seth g. SSanee,
Rr. 10S. Beitz Bntttmoreffrose
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Sin peu,tiDlDaniSd)er goIott ats
SnnOeref1taidlfufttOlerA

&befer, Yenni., 20. 9eSenlber. - 8.
S. Buua1O, Dtitglieo Der 9eiet9ebung fir
0elaware @ountg, tpurOe geitern 6u Neoia
perbaItet uno inter $4,000 8iitgIfatt gefeat.
Gr 1T angetlagt, perldteosue bem oWeoia'er
8aupereine" 9eb0rige Snmmen unteri4la9en
al habeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
Sanee's slmOornsganSu.

Sance'S 2lttOornsGanSO.
(Horehound-Candy.)
Ganee's Mnopru=Gauob
bot itb In sponBi9iabri9er GriGbrung 66er ie6eu
S9ntten zines 3metIes btnauS oerart erprobt Sas er
bel Der 9eitun9 BON
@5tbnta,
r5brenaltztSHt;u ;utouna,
SsuIten unO GIf1ltuug,
banstger 9rauue mo 5SeudIbuitsH,
9tntipeien
Muo alien &HhJen0eld1Derosn
eoes ar0ere Uiittel ibertrnt.
Sunoerte anoerer Dttttel lno geprieIea Rnb IN be,
SnmeI geboben porocn, iinb a6er, Aa Tie Br llpfsrs
itiBun9 eeS eobe5 feline Sorsige Oelaen Ser QSeroeF
ienbeit anbetm geiollen, rndhreao S6nc5os gnhaTrs
@anop beitdnot9 an 8ee6tbett aeppnnen. Dis er 6ie
90be zines Otuiter Brdparates errcint hat.
Breis 30 Gents has $adet ODER brei 9adee fir einea
Dollar. gu babeu 6e
Seth 2. 5aRce,
Rr. 105, 80 8altimoTefraRe.
(5Sebr. e. 4 21{tp3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
WassGanOelaber. 9esiSaa9s,as;F; sslsaassfsee,,

gBir batten ene peridbie6enartise unb umfauareIde
Sammlun9 bon 6nseinrid,tnn0s MrtffeIts
Delde ale neleH Nluiter un6 gtout8ten in un1erer
Stande in MrDitalI u. 0eraoioun9, altertbsnz
ltdlem 8rnn Verde Antico), Smpertal= II. frans
ioEidlsr SronIc umfnBt, alleBeit nui Eager.
2eIr hlben III ben Bretfen alcr gBaaren eine Serabz
iesun9 etntreten laiien. u. D. SaoioIon & So,
Wr. ), Worp= &ibertgftraf,e.
Seionoere auimertIamteit miro Der 9leirobreiis
uno 8aSeturtdItuu9 QeOtomet. (Sft3, i2Utte id6T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
SdDerifs- -l1erknnf

yopn StteteInmnS t,uhen.
Vs. 5as 9anSe Eager elmer Shila0eIpber Slbubs
6abrif 1T pom uns an8etauit moyoen unb muB oIort
lpteoer pettautt fueroeH. Dian oeriebte nidbt, IN
SeDi 2Seinbergcr's Saapt Sdjud=
Ut q q al itte,
Rr. 81, TorDz &utaiu=, 5pihen 0uI6errhz unb
Garato9aitr., 9leid Heben Der 9rde, 5eitta uors
3Mipredlen. (SeiI2 tIWF1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
Gtm nelter SSmoiancrfrie9 Sitting
Sun" febrt a1tf SaS aatettf. 8es
bfet Sitriif.

@bicago, 20. 0e3cmber. - @ine Spez
SialcepeidDe Der y8tme8" nleloet aus 6elena,
Ntont.: vSater @entn, mel9er an lebten
Sonntage am Waria8z5luiie anfam, tbeilt
NIT, baB Sitting: Sul" nit elmer itlrtelt
2tn3abl Siour uno Jte5 Esrces iiber Die grenje
gegangen lit uno bei'm 8ears Batp- -Dtountain
Elm 9ager be5ogen bat. Gin Maun, RameuS
8alentine, iua get0otet lporOen letn.-0ieie
Na6ri6t miro our9 aubere Guclleu beita=
tigt uuO e8 uerIautet, baB Die Snoianer Die
iiiolid) pom Sear=Bam gelegeneu 8rGrie'u
an9eSinOet baben, paB yStttings iif
berett8 auf Dem S1la9tfelbe, NO @eueral
OiileS Die gteS. Berce5 uuter So'epb be;mang,
befinoet, uno OaB Die aus IS @e5elten bette
benOe 8anDe ,9ame 0eer'8" ii9 Dem SiOurs
Admitting n11neid,lniie11 hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
Ser (SelONtnrft@

Ntm- YOrf, 20. 0e5br. = @el0 let6t gu
4. gSediel itetiger 81 4.83. Sob idlOB
rubig gu 1929, SunOeSzSblig1tioneH i6loi-
len rubis; 1881er Coupons 10, neue 1865er
1861, 1867er 108B, 1861 110g, neue Siinfer
1861, 1O.40er Coupons 108. 2lftien i6toHen
left; Stem gorfer @entral 1853, @rie 81,
Safe Sbore so, Saiuoiier @entral 72&, PittS>
burger II, @bicago= 9torthpeltern 34a, Brio
ritdten G2B, 0tOd. Sslano 994, 8eitern llRion
Sci. 75S.
llnteridabaa1ts 8ilan5: Sob $102, ,521 =
946.51: @ouraut $37,771. .303.5 .53.
- Ser ltnteridabmeiiter 3ablte beute iiir
Sntereheu $74,700 uuo iiir eill9e5Ogene Sb<
ligationen $90,200 aus.
= Die 3oa @innabmen betrugen bente
1921, ,OC0.
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Die Sras0ote TT @oGiagbaut &C.,,
Na. - SpoesMrt1etle TIT lebens=
Ida8lid)e 3mGtbansbaft ttta9e=

fUanOelf+
81 fi6mono, @a., 20. 9esbr.-Der @on.
pernetr manbelte geifern oaS ge9en Trau 2oulIe
2amiou uno Silas Morris ausqeiprohene
GooeSnrtheil, iuel1eS nlorgen in6arriio
Sa., polltredi iuerben lollte, in leben5lGnglid,e
3ud)tbausltrafe nm. 8efanutlid) tolrbeu
Setbe alS Mitiduloige au Der GrmorDuug
Ses @atten Der Srau ea'pion iiberfibrt.
aRiloe g}ermad1tnifie.
SO t 0 II, Iafi., 20. 9eSbr.- OaS Seltaz
nleut Der perltorbenen anua 6. y. Seper eltts
bdlt auber mebreren Bripat 2egaten folaenbe
gern1dftniiie: Dem ,0arparbz z@olleq" $780,
900, tpopon 100000 fir oie@rrt9tung etnes
@ebduoes ner,uenbet lperben iolen, baS ben
Nameu ySeper 6all" erbalter lol; $4,000
fino fir cine gibliotbef beitimntt, unb iiber
500, 700 fam Die 8crlpaltnnq oes @oueas
mad 8elteben oerfiigeu; bem ,,9oitoner &inz
Der 6oipitale" $4,000, ber ySoitoner Sec.
ntanns- -Silfsgeieui6aft," Der vainber <Miis
iion," yYrouioent- -9liiOciation," Dem ,6aule
beg gnten ganlariters, Der Dgouns Mten's
&brlitiau Wiiiion" unb anberen @eeli1aiten
ie $4,000. SIN @ansen ueroen fir 0ffentlid)e
neutrality-suspicious. $195,oo0 oermabt.
stms Guba. : Gime yieOerlaae Der
eSniur9etatett.
Reiu=O orf, 20. 0esbr. - Gin bonn Is.
b.0ita. botirter 8rief al86apanna tbeilt nit,
baB Dor 8ur5en1 III Der gtdbe BON @lptrito
Santo etn @efedt smiiden 250 Sniurgenten
nnb elner ipanilhen Solonne itattfanb. gta6
SneiIiiinbigem Sample tpurben bic Snlnrgen=
ten Seritreut uuO lieBen SO berSbrigen als Set
ben anf benz S6lad)tfeloe nib 121 ais 9e=
| fangene in ben '6Gnben Der Spanier suriid.
lluter ben 9ebteren befanben il6 Stuei Ibiu=
tanten bon 0aarinO @ome5 unb IA Offi;iere
Bon ben @paniern ipurben 70 setSbtet uno
1S peripunpet. Sci ben beioen Abjutauten
tuurSeu itbr mi6tige Dofunente norsefunpen.
| am 8. 5. Dats. eraaben iido 2s Waanner uHo
trappsn. ); arisneo gatarlba, einsr S Ssr beroor-
ragenoiten 6iibwr Der Snlurgenten, bat fi6
e6eniaas ergebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
NGNeI !

NaNel Y6iSel
aut Retie ta's ansau6 beIoyat nnerhaf d ssturAsr
II. 0&afne, -
%fe Der 5ai!tmoresEase Rue Gofs0fFee
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Ser ttRdlfte 0etseraI ztSOltDettteltt
fJfnfR sSf1tnNn

Soronto, 20. 0sSbr. - Giner Spe5ial.
&abeloepeife 5ufolge UerfiiuOet Die 2OnOoner
r8orlb, ;" baB Der Ser5og bon Dan6eiter oem
Yoro 9ufierin als @sneral -8ouuerneur BON
Sauaba und,folaeu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21

Der 8roseB gegen @tOltOn uno @enofen
pegsn 9ei9lpinOeluug Der yg8etz g bilaz
b oelp 6ierB fer Oeb ns9 ELI b II t."
melder alf 9eitern feitgeiett mar, iit a6ernialS
bis auf 8eiteres peri6oben wOroen.
9erperbd htige > ampfer IS ltelle"
febrte eeitern mad 8riitol, 8. S., 5uriif.
Der 3oQOampier, mel6er Oas per0dtti9e
6ahrSeug ieitber bewadter lit nad gtempOrt
ab9egan9en.
8f9arb 8alfe, 8ertfabrer III Der
0ruderei OeS ,,9lobe" 5u &oronto, Ont,
ftarb por9eitern abenb III 6olge pon NtiB
haublun9en, lpeld@e linn eth geuiiier 9eunis
6looo Sugefiigt botte. SlooO 1T uerbaftet.
Sorgeern ipurbe Die fart peripelte 9eihe
zines Utannes iheiuli6 zines ioeiteren
Spfer5 Der y6uro ns"Sata itrop be-7
Uteilen n5r6li9 bon ber 9tettungsitatiou 9ir.
8 bel Stttp 5awf, N.sG., auf9efunoen
unr be9raben.
Die @eiebgebung BON g o.
6 ar in perta9te itd 9eitern bis gum
16. Sauuar.
Sn 8uffato, N. g., murbe 6rau
0tarp 6onep aus gSarIalp gefterH rue9en
8ranoitiftung 81 lebenSlaugli6er
3u9tbauSbaft uerrrt6eilt. Das 8erbre6en
.pnroe am 23. 2lusuft .. 5. gu @Ortaseuille
begangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21
Wuutttott fitr ole Vforte.

gtem > 40 n @onn., 20. Oe5br.
0anpfer nSObn Srambau" lit ieet pollitdn=
big befra6tet unO bsreit, Die Sabrt nat Som
itantiuOpel an5utreteu. Der Cargo beitebt
9r5btentbeil8 aus Dtunition fir Die tiirtiid)e
JeQierunQ uno 1T iebr uertbuoll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21

Bon einetn 3uoe tiberfobrea uno set5Otet.-
Sntaui8 9efdlofism: &tns 8anle ,Eanilte
0ergittet. @inc Epielb6ue aufeeboben.-
8ert6tltaes. - Woro. - Sin id)re6lifer
unian.-gSetntiidlteS,
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Sd1tHSnadlridlfett.

Ybtlabelp bta, 20. 0e5br. = Ser
9ampfer ySnbiana" lit na9 1iuerpool abges
fabren. Die Sarfe .Sbootin9 Star" lit BON
6nu1hnrn ejunftrofieu
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&d,tHSnnd1r ,

ueen8tomu, 20. 0e3br. - Der
9ampfer ogtepaOa" 1T bon New YOrt bier
eiugetroifeu.
Qonoon, 20. 9e3Gr. - Ser 9ampicr
r0enmart" tlt BON gtsm YOrf bier singts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-21

Gatfekiid,e &ataftropbe tn Netps
9orf. - SautpffeSetz Grptoiton
tttto sSetters brnnft TIT ei.ter Cats
Opfabris. - Webr, ais fiitfsi8
Geabe,t ttta0 W60d)eit leben0t1
gerSitet 1ttto ttnter Sett SritRtl
attertt begraben. - @tele YerSoz
ttea nerlebt. = S6aoen inn ges
TRACE einer 0terteltmtllieat ats8es
rtd,tet. = Scenett ,ttto 3Wifdens
SX1c N e. TT
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@IiiIEIEI .Hil lEIIO

$rFsp u. . 2Siatauts, bisber @r'r
i'm ser. StaatenzBatentamte,
Btreou SIR. l2O, W Baltimore, Jtor6peIt @fe
her ytortbitraBe, (2s7-)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
m.L.Ap oY TnE SAVINGS HANK.

What shall II profit the young man
Who savsfh mp his cash.
IT, after saving u for ten years.
Tue hank doth 20 To -va-ht
wher,to would he adsantagei be
n. having taken care
or the p-Lniss. the dollars shall Eaake them
wings
Ard vanish In thin slrf
Suppose be shoali . do lar week
IN q SAVINGS bzsk insest.
With .emi annual itp c.
In the Gay of inierst.
And should 70 Amoun. in forty yfAfs
To sevsn.eeb thoassnd dol
Lars. hos much would he 10 shesi
n the presids nj stole II alli
-N,,s York rorid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

OLD Rowe kept hotel, where he used
to say that one could get anything that
was ever made to eat. One day IN came
. Yankee who asked oil Rowe what he
could give him for dinner. "Any thing,
sir, frsm q picked elephant to canary
birds tongue" "Waal." said the
Yankee. syeing Rowe. "guess I'll take
n piece Of picked elephant" "wSll.
we've got 'om all ready. right here in
the house bat you will have to take a
whole un, cause We never cut en-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

LONDON telegraph: Brandy. |
hope, murmursd sailor on desert
isle. when he stopped to pick up a large
black bottle which the waves had washed
to his feet. Beer. l expect. he said
softly. psusins in his labor OF tuggins at
q somewhat obstinate cork. Tracts.
by jingol' he Indignantly exclaimed.
when the edifyine but scarcely eonviyial
contents Of the hask were exposed to
view"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

LOOK at that crowd" said gentle
man TO u clergyman hs was showing
through the State Department the other
day. "Just look at that crowd going
up in the elevator to Mr. Evait's
room" Eyes" replied the divine,
chats the largest Collection for For
sign Missions I've seen taken NJ in
many a day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

A MERCANTILE agency man. enjoying
his vacation at one Of the mountain re-
sorts. was rudsly awakened ON the first
morning by TIA. elans Of bell in the
hands Of masculine African. jumping
to the floor. drunken with sleep" he
shouted, What's the mattsrl" Day
IL breaking. sah." said the wielder OF
the slsep distutbsr. "Is hcl" growlsd
the half-aroussd man. "What are his
nsSsts and liabilities?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

A MINISTER was riding through a sec
tiou OF the State OF South Carolina.
where custom forbade inn-keepsrs to
take pay from the clergy who stayed
with them. Tbs minister in question
took supper without prayer. and ate hts
breakfast without prayer or grace, and
was about to take his departure when
"mine host presented his bill. All.
SIR" said he. 81 am clergyman "
"That may be-" responded Bonifase
"but you came here. smoked like n
sinner. and ate and drank like u sinner.
aud slept like sinner aud now, sir.
you shall pay Ikea sinner"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

Hs sat alone In her fathers parlor,
waiting for the fair ones appearances the
other evening. when her little brother
came cautiously into the room. and
gliding up to the young mans side.
held ont handful Of somsthing. and
earnestly inquired (: 81 say. mistsr.
what's them "Thes-, replied the
young man. solmenly takin: one up IN
his fingers. "thoss arc beans. "
"Thsre !" shouted the boy. turning to
his sister. who was just coming In. i
knew you lied. You said he didn't
know beans. and he does, too J" The
young mans stay was not what you
might call prolonged one that night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

ScrSx in an Iowa court. Judge;
THAT point has been decided against
you by every court In Chrisiendom, sir,
and there il no use OF further argunsnt. y
Lawyer: Every true. but your Honor
frequently decides against every court
In Christsnloin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

A GLASGOW antiquary recently visited
an old castle. and asked one Of the vii
layers IL he knew anything OF an old
story about the building. Aye" said
the rustic. "there was anither auld
story. but II fell doom long since"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
VOL. XIX,
WATCHES! JEwELRY!

DOMAINE WAS FIRST a
oop NE.
o
the sf
Idoi
al
detect 'n'
gnun h.ulsof ali
nom nrodns
rfxl Halaeu isnuxnl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
cRAcE's sALVE,

vEGETABLE PREP.RATIoN.
n invented In the iIth century by Ut. vii.
liam 0r.ee, surgeon In King James' ARM.
Through its agency h- cured thonsands of the
most serious sor~s aId wounds, ana vAA rrghd-
ed b, All Who knew HIN - public bsnefsetof.
Is cents boz: By mail 30 cents For sale by
druggists generally.
AGENTS WANTED. Address
SETH ". rowLE I eoNss boseon. has'
se8
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The Weekly son.

opO A DAY AT HoxE-AGESrs WAIT.
0x6 ed. OutGt and terms frss.
nrtf TRuR co.. Anguish Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
;. RANDALI. Prsyysssss.

nn1 n sss Ss': ::ss ss:.;: 3; GOA - - :: !
uUuU I.s :,s. y :sss ss... .sS s..:
Illustrsted family publication In the world.
ANY one can bccoms successful agent. The
most elegant works Of Art given frss 10 sub
scribsrs. 1hs p Ice 70 % low that almost every.
body subscribes. One astnt reports inakfnG
over $50 IN . west. lady agent rcpofts
Who engage make money fast. You can devote
sll your tins 10 the business. OF only Jour
ppsrs time You need not BE- away from home
oysr night. You can do II % we'll ~ othfrs.
Puli psrticulsrs. directions and terms fres.
kierant and expensive outnt free. II ycu want
profitable work send ne your address q once.
who engages fails TO maks great pay. Address
"Ths Peopls's Journal" Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
81 90 LOT.

81 90 LOT.
One pair Sleeve buttons. stose setting.
One set (sD spiral shirt studs.
tine heavy band kngagemsnt Ring.
Que set (2l Engrsved brscclcts.
One Ladies lsng Guard OF Neck Chain.
One Engraved Miniature Lockst. for above.
OIe Hent's heavy. link Watch Cham.
One Lake Geon,e Diamond stud.
- 90 LOT.
On. IaiIes' Neck Chain and Charm.
one Lsdies' heavy ouard Chain Tor Wstcn-
Que st PIN and kAr hing-, Amethyst.
One ettfs I'M. Miniature Locke.
Ole Cameo seal tirg.
oac y,ry heavy Wedding % EnsAsement King.
On G@nts heavy waten Chain with Chafm.
Que Lake G.ofge Cluster Pin.
Que pair Csl heavy band bracelets.
The retail price Of the articles in each samI
ash far the lot: for example, our u lot retain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
A sallp RuMAlnE colo nuMrINo CASE WATCH FREE.


todd
pprfe.
trial the wsch alone
L.s
ret
Will
nd by
u paal ts~t Addres plainly
w. +. EVANS & Co., Sole Agents for U. s. and Canada,
o, AND ., SOUTH CLARK STREET. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
% 90 LOT.

ons Iadiss' opsra 0usrd Chain.
One Lsdles' Neck Chain and cross.
Ons BEAUTIFUL Locket. engraved.
Ors pair Hand Brscelsts. ..--
Ons uent's twist link Vest Chain ana cnsh''
One pair Onyx slssvs Butsoaa
One s<t CsD Onyx shirt stnds.
one new Improved Collar Button.
One srtrs cut Cameo scal Ring.
One Arizona solitsirs ptnd: d:,vn
One set amethyst OF Topaz Pm and haf pfops'
one Lsdies' Chsmise button.
One plain Ring. stamped IL X.
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So oo LOT.

One LAAiea' Opcrs Chain, with shoe ana
tassel. (RstAil price t3l. IA.
one Gents h-avy watch Chais' win ~
charm titetsii price "
O,s sleyant chased Miniature Loefet Ter
on. set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops.
one pair "a heavy hand Bracelss.
One dents Solitaire diamond Stud.
one Oent's Cluster DiAuond PIN.
Que pais Amethyst or onyl sleeve Da''ous'
,ns - lsn Htuds 10 match the above.
One elegant heavy act Cameo Seal KING.
One NASTY. band OF Wedding Ring.
,ue new e patent" Collar Button.
One Ladies' Chsmise Button.
one Amethyst or Tcpar III &, extrs nnisn'
10, amounts to exactly ten times the price We
. 4 n .,IIr Is loi fur 40.
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- 90 LOT.

h. retail p,e. n, the article. sample exactly ten times the phe
~ he Ot; Tor e.mps 81 o fs our sso~t So
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
Grace Church Concert.

A large and fashionable audience assem-
bled at Grace Church, last evening, to listen
to the celebrated Hutchinson family. At
the appointed time the singers appeared and
the exercises commenced. The singers sang
charmlngy and in very feeling manner.
The musical selections were all very good,
but the temperance song, "King Alcohol, u
by the Messrs. Hutchinsons was song with
spirit,and ''In the Old Church Tower Hangs
the Bell'' was sung in such manner as to
bring forth great applause. Rarely are
there to be seen so many fashionable and
pretty young ladies as were present last
evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
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The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
Dsuth Of q Taluabls Horse,

Mr.. John Brady, tobacco and segar mer-
hant, doing business on Tatnall street, be-.
tween 5th and 9Th, met with heavy loss
yesterday morning In the death OF : valua-
BILE horse. Mr.. Brady had the horse in his
possession but short time, and was driving
it on the track, on Tuesday last when
it seemed to be In good health. The horse
at the time of death was very young and
would have made quite trotter If it had
lived. Mr.. Brady is an enterprising young
man, and we are sorry to hear of his loss.
He valued the horse ct $3.50.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
Liiiipute0n Segar Store.

Thousands can be seen daily to the sur
prise OF all our citizens, going to the "little
segar store All the leading dailes through
out the country, have leading editorials de-
scribing the "Liliiputean" segar store, kept
by William Rawnsley, the great musician,
on Shipley street above 9Th. He ALWAYS
keeps on hand the choicest brands of to-
bacco and segars and sells them much low
er than any store in the State. Twenty-Five
cents worth of music is thrown in with every
fve.cent segar.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09

COOO Can't be made by every agent
DCJC every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing to work can
easily earn dozen dollars day right in
their own localities. Have no room to
explain here. Business pleasant and hon
orabIe. Women and boys and girls do as
well as mon. We will furnish you COM
plete outfit free. Thebusiness says better
than anything else. We will bear expense
OF starting you. Particulars FREQ Write
and see, Farmers and mechanics. their
sons and daughters. and all classes in need
Of paying wsrk at home, should write to
us and learn all about the work at once
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address
TRUE d Co.,
jan6tf Augusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
lZlel - - ".

The Historical Society hsld IL regular
meotinr lat night.
The Presidsnt being absent, Mr.. T.. Gar.
rett was called to the chair.
Tho current business of the society was
then transacted.
Donations were thankfully received from
Joseph Mickey, Of Philadelphia, of Swedish
publication. relating to the early history of
Delaware; and number of pamphlets from
G. A. Latimer.
Messrs. Manlove Hayes of Dover and
Lesnder F. Riddle, were proposed as active
members.
On motion meeting adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
M0Tkst street,

M0T7Eet DfTeet.
The condition of Market Street from
Braudywine bridge to the Concord Pike is
in as bad condition as it is possible for a
street to be. We don't know if it is the
duty Of the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Turn Pike Co., or the Street Committee to
repair that section of Market street, but no
matter, it should be attended to. Opposite
Vanderver Avenue, there is rut which ex-
tends half way across the street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
Lew Court.

The court continues its session at New
Castle. The members were still busy In
examining the assesspent and In the after
noon meet in caucus, to make nominations.
The election will be held to morrow, when a
lively time is expected, as there are many
applicants for the different Offices
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
SOciQb(e.

The sociable at the First Baptist Church
last night, was we'll attended, sumptuous
table was set and ample justice was done
10 the good things thereon. When all dts
persed we'll satisfied with their supper and
hoping that they would soon have the pleas
ure of visiting another such table.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-09
Our BQus.

While there is spot Of ice or snow on q
hill, the boys are sure to make tho best of
it. Yesterday afternoon a crowd of bows
amused themselves shedding down Fifth
street on bricks, shouting and laughing,
and enjoying themselves as if they had
the best sleds that were made,