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The New York herald., 1877-07-08
THE TALLY HO.

PROGRAMME OF THE NEW ROUTE BETWEEN
YoSKEas AND NEW YORK
Colonel DeIancey Kane drove tho last trip OF the Tally
Ho on the New Rochelle Wednesday last, and
tomorrow the coach Will commence TO run between
YoLkors and New York. Tue people residing aong
the Pelham and New Rochelle road very sorry TO
lose the Tally Ho, II great convenience ~
many, and they had begun watch for passage 10
and fro with considerable Tho proprietoe OF
the Huguonot House. at New Rochelle, VIII probably
suner most by tho change. 1t Is understood that
earnest measures bo taken to have the road In
good order by the commencement OF next season, IN
the hone ,ha, Colonel Kanc may possibly be induced
to return with the coach to his old drive
During the last lew days Colonel Kane has been
busIly engaged transferring his horses the der,
changing places the new road. There will be two
changes on tho dilve, one At Aannatnnvlie aud
another M kingsprdge In order to accommodate
there IN the morning aud return from New York IA
The Afternoon, thus giving business residing along
the route an opportunity 10 lake pleasant drive to
the city return rhe Tally Ho Will start al cight
O'Clock to morrow morning IRON lonkors, and, passing
by Knesb'idse, Fort Washington and Manhattan
vile, arrive In New York AZ hMi.psst nine 4. NJ II
viii leave tho brunswick the return trip Ut hni.
past four T. ~ ana arrive at the Getty House, YohKers
at six The following is the schcduie OF !are aud
umc:-
TINE TABLE AND YAREs
Fares Leaving p AZ Fares Lsap;ag d.
New York;. 4:3O YOnkcrs..... 500
S0c -slanhattanv'le $40 5Gc --Rivesdalc. $40
75c.-Fort Wash'n. 5:25 75c--kin gsbridge.. S:,5
81 25--kingsbrdge.. 5:35 81 % Fort Wash'p. S:35
l 60-hiverdaie. -. $3.50 lbO-Manh hattanv'ie $500
ATtping ArrirrnQ
2 00-Yonk.rs. 600 100 New York;. e30
Tho box scat will htly ceuts extra each way, aud
passengers VIII be allowed y pounds Of baggage tree
Iast evening Colonel Delaney Kane Vas the re-
cpicnt OF beautiful dinner, given nin by MI W, II
Appleton al his country residence kiverdaic, on tho
Huusob. There were present the following We'll known
ppnt M ID BnbcOck Mr.
Bates, Mr.. IL. y. Spauidns, MT. W. W. Appleton. Mr.
SAMUEL d. Craig Mr.. George Bend, Nv. ". L. Dodge,
Jr. Mr.. G. +. Lgndon and Mr. j. ID. pryhe All united
~ giving CoIoncl Kane hearty welcome on his
route 10 fonkcrs
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COURTNEY AND RILEY.

The single scul race between these crack amateur
oarsmcn at Greenwood Lake saturday next
log much excitement Riley Is already at the lake. and
Courtney expected to arrive tomorrow. Boih men
reported 10 DO IN unc condition, aud " they
to tue s,art,ng pOln with no drawbacks raro cop-
test VIII be witusssed In order 10 Afford facltlcs
10 the largo NUMBER expected 10 witness tle race the
Montclair and Grecu Lake halfway Will run sew
eral extra trains the uay OF the race The nrst
SPECIAL Will leave at bapast ten A. NJ. Tho second
two Y. ~, and the thru at quarter past three ~
TINS last tram VIII DO run expressly Tor business
aud will go through 10 tho lake VII hout stopping As
as the race over tuo trains will DO ready 10
vey pusse ngers back 10 tho city direct.
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RELIEVING HIS LMBARRAssNENr.

Collector Frecland, OF Brooklyn, Is said TO be
troubled oy the rciort that ,r Hayes, resident Of
the seventh ward, to be appointed Collector OF tho
First district. Yesterday morning Mr. Freoland 10
moved from Office Deputy Collector Cullen, Of the
Seventh wara, by the following communication.
UNITED STATES ISTEGSAL REVENUE
CoLLgcroR,s 0rYIcg FIRsr DIsracT. N "!
BRooKLys, July Z 1914 J
DEAR SIR--To relieve ino from einbnfrassin NJ
nave request yonr resignation as Deputy Collector.
In asking tnis let you that nothing rclcot
Ing upon your Official or citizen prompts
mt 10 do IT, Very respectfully,
JAMES fREELASD, Collector
To DASlx J. GuAES, Deputy Collector First district
New York.
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was Tor OF $40; $50 second horse; beaten
rnaitcns allowed, " years oo or ess, os II or
IL IDs.: the distance tnree quarters o mile
There eleven cntres. consisting vi Jamcs Nevns
gray mare Gray Lag. uy Bay wood--ug, 3 years oiJ
Io5 los. George l.. LoriIiurds Bay Louuger, Dy
Lcalni d q ion-- Mundanc y.lrs loo lbs. y. H.
witLers chestnut III Cyclone, by Parincsan ypnoon.
years od, 100 lbs. j. X. Gbney's chcstnut MY
Inuianu, NY kcntucky-Cvumta, years ODD, los lbs.
Carr 4 Co Is chestnut MY Es often, by War Dance
George WOOD. years old, log los. ; J. B. Pryors
chestnut geIdiug Lord Ietiand, Dy LexingoD-Lz Mar
d :, years old, lo7 lbs. r. Il. g. ". DAVIS ciicst-
nut colt Kcnncy. ny Cures by Red IL, ., years
old III los. Thomas Murphy's cnestnut Fauy. by
kentucky y-Fiukc years old los lbs. james Bevius'
cne,,nut nly Hattie f., ny LcamIu2ton--Bonnic
D,ou 4 years old, loo los. Wihmm Aiage ey's gray
lilly Moorhen, by Dickcn----Anna Arundel, years old,
Io6 lbs aud George Long tans bay Bracmcr. by
Warmnstcr--ln nversnad, years old, 100 bs CyclOuc
the iayortc, selling for sls0 Loubsci sHV Ella
Wuten SlOj, Draemer Si5, kcnncy s55, Iudiena 500,
Hattie r. y4o, field $55. great deal OF time was
wasted uy runway, unth the patcnce OF the starter
have pecn exhausted, as ne save the word when
tney least expected IL ndana hal the bes, oi thc
START, Lord ZctIund second, Loungcr third, Cyclone
fourth, Hste r. inh, the Others spread out FAR apart
whcu norses passed the haiti mile pole Lord
Iceland was lcsling, Indiana second, HATTIE y.
thiru, LouDger iourth, Moorhen 9th, kenhey
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IMMIGRATION FOR JUNE.

The immigrants arriving a, the port Of Nov York
during tho month OF June numbered SABA a.
shown by Official returns made to the Bureau
OF Statistics. OF these a,s6I were males and
the balance females. For the three months end
ipg June 30 tho arrivals were Ia, l5l males and
To- i9 lenacs against, 1850 males and II Gsl iunales
IN the corresponding quarter OF 1876 Ot those sr.
rjvng ug tbs month o June there were from Eng.
land 1850; Scotland. $780, Ireland. 1880; Germany
z4.2; Aus..la, al9; swodeu, Norway and Denmark
1907; Fruncc, 2a2, switzerland, 1897 Italy, 2os and
Hll..Ia Ili.
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IMPROVED EXPORTS.

Last week showed a marked Increase in the Euro.
pcaa regh.s nearly all the vessels going out yos,cr.
day being heavily laden There falling Oh In tho
exportailon OF fresh meats but larger increase In
that OF dairy produce. One vessel took out hy head
Of i've cattle besides 400 live sheep Among the prn
cpsl consignonis Of tno six steamers sailing were
5000 boxes OF choose 400 boxes bacon, I4s hog.
heads oi tobacco 800 bAos OF hops slUO packages os
butter $50 balos oI cotton l42 900 bushels Vt
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STEAM CARS IN BROOKLYN.

Tho Brooklyn Board OF Assessors met yesterday and
considered tho petition OF number Of property
owners on Atlantic avenue. asking tor reduction
tho assessineus their properly Ia consequence u
the introductiUn of steam on the avenue. Aer con-
siderable discussion II finally agreed by the Board
10 cut dowR tho asssesnents isom 10 twsaty yer
cent, NJ their discretion
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YACHTING NOTE.

Tho schooner yacht Rambler, N.Y.Y.C., w. II.
Thomas; schooner yacht Josephine, N Y.Y.C., Lloyd
Phen!x; sloop yacht Oracle, N.Y.Y.C., John X,
Waller; sloop yacht Vision N.Y.YC., J. Alexandra
and steam yacht Lurne N.Y.YC, PnilIips phmn,x,
are anchored off the Mauhause House, Shelter Island
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NOT LOCKED UP BY MISTAKE.

Tho police Of the Twentieth precinct yesterday found
Robert Lynch, OF No Al Crosby street, wandering
through the streets as II drunk At station house
asccrieipcd that he intoxicated, out was
suffering IRON uscuc poscnng Tho Sergeant sent
HIN " tue New YORK Hospital ior medical rsatlneEk
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u
Tho Irish American Riic Ciuo had their second com
petition tor the Burton prze. The match open 70
ncnlbers OF the rlua OIiyi wc ipOn, any fne wiihn
the ruivs: distances 2J0 and 500 yhrus Tor miiu,ry
gun, ana GOO yards At tho second range Tor spor Inv
rnes position standing at 200 and without tc al
rest at The second range seven rounds, with the PRIV
iege OF Two sighting shot at -eacn distance. There
were STA cntrics.
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SAGINAW RACES POSTPONED.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 7, 1877.
The Saginaw races for this year have been post
poned indefinitely on account OF the failure OF the
purses TO hlL Great Inducements were offered to
horsemen 10 take heir stock lhere but owing 10 an
alleged violation oil turi etiquette worry lew Responded
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Rune Scored af me Fall Of Zach Wicket.
Innings. 1st I'd. I'D. An 5h. Gt- IN. sM. pa 1Wh
First.... IL SO 81 &c 20 10 II Sl-8l
seoond :. z Q o : 20 20 ga
up,pires. Meesrs. smith an Jones'
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AMUSEMEN ENTS.
o1Lxoss's GARDEN.

THIS popular place OF resort continues TO bc the
favorte gathering spot Of New York's choicest spirits
One goes there and be seen, ana IL Is excep
toDal evening when moro or less Of the well known
public and notable ladies In society are not pres
ent. The music s always atrsctve; the pleasures OF
promenade are In nowiss aoated and On hot suni-
evening the new apparatus for introducing cool,
fresh AR alone compensases for the idle hours thai
may be there spent The programme tor THIS evening
Is unusually hne, embracing selections from The best
composers. aud othar IN which the voice, the
cornst OF Arbucko and all tie solo talent o the band
will DO heard 10 tho best advantage
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Runs Scored at Me FaH of E,ct Iv.chet
InniagS lst 2d 3d 4n. 5M GM 7tn. sh. Oh l0M.
First..... = " " 80 20 los lOs 100 i2j l2y -129
Second. 10 81 81 Is IOl llj III f32-132
UNIVERSITY op fEyssyLyAsiA
EIrxfI IulIan DnNI hmm
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4 Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon about $50 O'Clock
!. Munchios, farmer living at Glenn Mills,
Delaware county, Pennsylvania, was driving
out Market street on his way from market,
and when near Seventh street, the Water
Witch engine, on the way to the fire, came
up behind his wagon, which was on the car
track. The driver Of the engine signaled
for him to get off but instead of minding
the signal, ne drove on aud opposite the
Masonic Temple, the engine was turned ON
the other track. The horse seeing the en-
gine at bis side made q dash towards the
curb stone, breaking the shafts and running
the wagon into the awning post and the
horse breaking loose ran up Market street
as far as Tenth street where he was stopped.
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local Affairs,
Banks OF Delaware.

Two shares of the Bank of Delaware Of
this city, were sold on Tuesday, in Philadel-
at five hundred and twenty dollars per
share. 1t was at public auction, BY Thomas
s. Son, and there wa0 10 dividend, as 1t
had just been paid. This Is the highest
price, we believe, that has ever been paid
for the stock of this bank, which is the old
est in the city. The law of our State in re-
laticn to 1t, was once that If any of the
directors should prove defaulters, they
should have their ears cut of. None ever
took them, for the directors have always
been honest men. Ard we think will always
continue so.
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The Fire COlNDanies.

The Phenix fire enggin is now UNDER
going repairs, at Hilles & Jones Foundry,
Ninth and Church streets.
Some of the members of the Weccacoe
were looking at the Water Witch Engine
last evening, for the purpose, so 1t is said
of making an alteration in their engine by
putting IN spring over the front axle, It
is also thought that the Phoenix will make
the same change.
The Friendship Engine is also undergoing
repairs, but 1t will soon he ready for service,
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The Dairymaia' Reception.

Last night the dairymaid's reception. for
the benefit of the Sunday School of Grace
Church. 1t was an exceedingly unique af-
fair, and gave universal satisfaction. The
Misses Shelp, Haddock, Green, Robinson,
and other sweet little girls were attired as
dairymaids, and served out milk and cake
to those present. Singing and recitations,
gave variety, and zest to the affair. 1t was
u complete success, and was both pleasant
and profitable.
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! up tho Uraguay river, it is reported that
Ia the province Of Entire Rios, the fires pre-
vail TO great extent, and have for the pas
'woweeks, compelling the passenger steam
ers up the Uraguay river to anchor in con.
| sequence of the hat and smoke.
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE ON EzERoux.-
LONDON, May "a despatch to Reuters
Telegram Bompany from Erzeroum, dated
tuesday night, says the Russians are sur
rounding Saghaule and concentrating TO,
an attack on Mukhtar Pasha's position a,
Bardiz and Genikoy. The Russian force
which occupied Bayazd is now advancing
In the direction of Khamoni and Antob,
leaving KonakilIsa and Alashkirt on their
right. Aayszid has now been placed under
control of a Russian perfect of police.
REPORTED RUSSIAN VICTORY.
The Globe publishes the following spe-
cial despatch, dated Pera, Tuesday night
"The Russians have gained an important
victory between Kars and Erzcroum. The
Turks retreated on Erzeroum.
ut is rumored that $4,000 Turks were
captured. Rumors of an armistice come
from Bulgaria."
(Note.-The foregoing telegram is proba-
bly, false.)
THE ROUMANIAN ARMY.
BUCHAREST, May 9.-The statement that
the Roumanian army will probably be in
corporated with the Russian army, or
placed under Russian. commander, is off.
cially contradicted.
FIGHTING ON THE LOWER DANUBE,
LONDON, May "a despatch from Buch.
Arrest says the Cossacks crossed the Danube
at Braila and burned Turkish block house.
The shelling of Matchin, town in the Do
brudsha, on the Danube opposite Braila,
has been renewed.
THE sHELL1NG AT wIDD1N AND KALAFAr,
BUCHAREST, May 9.-The Turkish bat
teries at W ed firing at 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Their shells did not
reach Kalalat. Tho Roumanian shells only
reached the Turkish vessels off Widdin.
,RoUHANIA.
A private meeting of Senators and Depu>
ties has been held to considered the expedi-
ency of Roumania participating In the
war. A majority of the deputies appear to
favor to favor war, but the Senators, views
are doubtful.
FORTIFYING THE sURz CANAL.
Cologne. May 9.-The Gazette learns
from Cairo that number of British officers
have been to select ground for an intrenched
camp at the entrance of the Suez Canal.
REPORT CoNNRADICTED.
LONDON, May 9.-It is officially announc-
ed that there is no foundation for the state.
ment that Lieutenant General Sir John Lin.
torn Simms, or any other general, has been
selected to command on expeditionary
force,
BLACK SEA BLOCKADE.
A despatch from Constantinople says
Turkey has extended the time for vessels of
neutral powers to enter and leave the Black
Sea to the 18th of May for entering and the
18th Of May for departing. The Black Sea
will be declared closed to navigation after
that date.
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EXPLOSION.
SOUTH AMERICA.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Advices received
at the Navy Department from Buenos Ayres
are to the effect that In consequence Of the
drought and intense heat which have pre-
vailed there for weeks, but email portion
Of the crops In the provinces will be saved
and much suffering, II is feared, will result
to the people sLittls or no rein has fallen
for Neeks. y S, !, U Il .5ss sst /.
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sTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-A brown marc
years old, 1515 hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters little inclined to be bony. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
qvite prominent, fine roadster, and can trot
10 $50, she 10 sh0d lor toe weinhts. Any
ono returning her to the undersigned will
be rewarded literally. /.
AZ GEO. A. WELLINGTON,
New Castle, Del., May !, 1871. NJ
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DoNttStfN.

Great achievements in Dentistry, full set
of teeth In three hours. Teeth that took the
prize at the Vienna Exposition, IS, IS, SO,
per set. Filling teeth a. specially. Dr.. J.
W. ptoughton, No. 1929 Vine street, Pbila-
delphia. ,s5. apr II ".
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ROUMANIA UNDECIDED,
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC.
CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE.

| VENTENNlAL COMMlTTEs
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Reception
Committee of the Permanent Exhibition,
consisting of Joel J. Bailey, Thomas s.
Ellis, Thomas Cochran, Isaac H. Clothier,
aud John s. Morton, called on the President
this morning 10 ascertain what wishes he
might have to express in regard to his de-
parture for Philadelphia to night: He stat
ed that the arrangements as agreed upon
with Mr., Bailey several days ago would be
satisfactory.
secretarys Evarts, Sherman, and McCra-
ry, and Attorney General Devens have sig
nificd their intention to be present. Secre-
tary Schurz and Postmaster-General Key,
may attend If official duties will permit.
DECORATION DAY.
The following notice has been addressed
to the heads of the departments and the
public printer -
"sir The President directs me to cay
that the several departments of the Govern
ment will be closed on Wednesday, the Both
inst, to enable the employees to participate
in the decoration of the graves of the sol.
diers who fell during the rebellion.
Iam, sir. your obedient servant.
w. r. ROGERS, Secretary"
SCHOONER ASHORE.
The Signal Service observer at Cape May
reports to the Chief Signal Officer, as fol.
lows :-"Schooner Condova, of Bristol, R.
l., in stone ballast, came ashore at a. m.
near Signal office, Sea Grove, is water,log-
ged, and will likely prove total los. The
crews Of stations Nos. 80 and 40 are here
ready to render assistance.
THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
NEW YORK, May "a Washington de-
spatch says it is very probable that James
Russell Lowell, Of Harvard College, will be
rendered the mission to Austria,
TIE FIRST CENTENNIAL PAYMENT
Secretary Sherman has been Officially no.
titled that the Centennial Board of Finance
have paid into the Treasury of the United
States 81, 100000 on account of the appro.
priation made to the Centennial Exhibition.
Half the amount was paid to the Sub
Treasurer at Philadelphia and the other half
to the Sub. Treasurer at New York. The
remaining $50o,0O0 will be paid next week.
~ PER CENT. BONDS.
NV YORK, May 9.-Fisk g. Hatch have
just received from Europe the first lot of
~ per cent. coupon bonds to put on this
market.
EXPLOSION.
louisville, Pa, May 9.-It is reported
from St. Clair that thirty men are impris.
oned IL the VAUDEVILLE Mines. Their cries
can be plainly heard. Six bodies have
already been recovered.
CHESTER RACES.
CHESTER, May 9.-At Chester to day the
race for the Chester Trosters' Cup was won
by Pageant.
FOREIGN.
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Notice to Deltnqwent Vaser Renters.

The time having expired for the payment
Of water rents for the year 1877, notice is
hereby given, that unless they are paid, or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth day Of May next, then,
ON and sft'r that date, the Fcrrulcs of all
delinquent water renters will be drawn and
the supply cut of.
1 W. s. HAYss,
/ spl7.myl ReGAtef.
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Glass ~ f{n0s.

The meetings which were established sey~
eral years ago, for prayer and experience,
are still held every Thursday evening at the
tract rooms, 60S Market street, up stairs.
All are Invited. 5
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.nR. FILTERS yEtiETABLE RHEU.
~ MATIC REMEDY..Is the perscrip-
ton of one OF Phiiadelphia's oldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed TO cure rheuma.
matism, Neuralgia. 6ciatica, Pain, Back
ache, &C., or money refunded, by invigora-
ting the nerves, purify ing the blood, and
nsutralizing poisonous deposits In the
system. By merit 1t has become standard
medicine Auf1ering and money saved by
using 1t in time. Remember that DR.. Fitle
Is the only physician in America dev0ting
40 years to this one line of practice. Cura
warranted. Advice gratis. 45 South ourth
street.
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FOR SALF.-On the South Sids, 3 brick
Il houses, containing 5 rooms. Each will
be sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-tf
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Adair's furniture store u the place - ny
furplture cheap ~ paSh.s ss n. q .s
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NOTICES.,

NoTICE.-Joshua Maris, Atterney-at-
~ Law. as removed to office N, w. cor,
Sixth and Shipley street.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Three girls and one stout boy
W at ChRdwlck's Museum and Ice Cream
Garden. Reference required.
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w ANTED.-A boy 10 learn machine
W making, none but those that can come
well recommended need apply.
q. w. BAKER, Machinist.
French street above Second,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DOR RENT.-The Mansion House: Lawn
i Stables and Garden. Of John O'Byrne
Pine Grove, one mila from the Market
in the county. Apply at THIS OEFICE
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EOR SALE.-Three five-rSoIned brick
l. houses on the South Side. with fine
yards. Enquire OF J. K. ,,ABCOCK,
mhl9 s.. w. cor. Gecond and Marketst
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b. ?, NO. PIP.
DENTISTRY.
EIsTRY.

a.son has taken the office
Occup,eum um,nstion to do frst-class
Die de!e,loaatisiaetion to all who favor
and natronage. His charges vii!
ith tn,.f tdd.fate. The old stand. 9th and
streets.
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NOTICE,-R. Messick. having removed
streets, to stalls Nos. 2s and Is. second
street Market Honsa, would inform MS GUS
toners that he Is ready to- supply thm W tn
the very. best fresh butter from Brad lord
county darles wholesale and retail Also
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A despatch from Constantinople says
Turkey has extended the time for vessels of
neutral powers to enter and leave the Black
Sea to the 18th of May for entering and The
18th of May for departing. The Black Sea
will be declared closed to navigation after
that date.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-10

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given to al
persons whose business or occupation re-.
quires State license for the present year
(l877) that the same is due and payable on
the first day OF. June, at. the offices of the
Clerk of the Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
NJ. A. 8. SPRINGER;
Deputy, No. 300 W. Second St. vii.
my3-1m
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-13

La navigation du Bayou La
fourche, entire Napoleonville ct
Donaldsonville, est interrompue,
meme pour les chalands. On a
fdd eommeneer, mercredi dernier,
sous la direction du capitaine J.
NJ. Hiriart, des travaux pour
|crepser la batture de Palo Alto
ct endiguer lie bayou, en- Get en-.
droit, attn de pouvoir passer. Des
fonfls ont etc souscrits d Get effet
Jet les equipages des bateaux ct
des chalands interess6s a la re-.
|onyerture de la navigation ira.
yaillent a Get Outrage. Nous
|esperons, dams l'interet des plan
teurs ct des marchands, aussi
bien que pour eelui des naviga.
teurs, que leurs efforts seront
|cGuronnes de success.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-10-13

La convention democratique de
lEtat de New. York choisi des
candidats defavorables a Tilden.
LIE candidat prefer6 par la majo.
rite des sonventionnels a l'elec-
tion presidentielIe de 1880 est le
gouverneur Hendricks.