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AN EASY VICTORY.
HARVARD WINS M 4 LARGE MAJoNlrr.

Spfcd4s DftttIfA 10 ire J5klAFE+
spntXaytEtb, Mass., Junut &C. THO Garvards
won the race to-day bY 1ar2s7majorfsy. Every
body said they would heat Columbia. and every.
body VA. right for once. There Ia much surprise
ind disappointment at the result Of tho race. TOT
ali, Harvard etudcnts excepted, thought the
Gotham boys Won1d NJ least mike
tLcr oponcnts wors hard for their victory. The
result showed that The people had allowed their
prejudice tox9t the better Of thcft Judgment. uc-
fore the race tho sentiment very decidedly In
favor Of Columbia, although odds OF so to $40
were freely offered on Harvard. with occasional
bets o! $40 to sl0. In conversation with people at
different points It became evident thnt The magcu.
Ia Ind achieved cxtfcno unpopularity. and secns.
ed no Iitllc amount Of baek.cappine. Inquiry
showed that the students who canc down 10 SEQ
the suce. a. well ~ ono Of two Of the crow, have
acted In an exceedingly offensive way, showing
good deal Of what u termed snobbEstuess aud 9th.
er elements unplcatans 10 Springfield ecnscs.
THE crowd
to.isy Is mt nearly what WAS expected. tho lover
In. rky, nu doubt, keeping MANY awny who would
otherwise have Attended: but stiil tlo Incoming
trains were comfortably 6ej, and tho cars running
down to tho grand rtaad Ut Lonsmcaduw were In
zonc tnetancc4 crowded. Mucl. grenter Interest IL
felt In the Of Friday, ovlns to tic long
Ing rivalry between tho two colleges to contest at
that tla,c. !
A. the afternoon worr on atl1 brcezr sp7ang mp,
blowing dasona1lr aesoha INC 1tScr anu Fonzhening
the wRle. continuously ovcr the who1c course. At
atuut4 3o ocloct The boats tor the }ulxr. and tho
,nc,irs of th, ,,r..s In ths fnt of s,,,a .,.et
I'u't" y, ~. - ,"u ... 49, ~
nnd stennca up INC Tue 1okt.hoases oi tae
different crews. uy quarter Atter5 tho Columbia,
clad IN dfa"ess aud striped blau an white salst*
to match. apccarcd. In moment they were III tho
shell aud puc.. Uut into thu stream With 9uics.
Hnh what appeared TO TO q, tnthcf nes-
vans stroke. which todk only tH aur'
facd waGr Their motlon sas well together,
and ihe New. .forkcrs cilctcl hearty Epriallru
from tncue on board thr steamer. eouu nftcs.
wards tho Harvard crew pulIcI down from thetr
hoAt. house fur the start. They aro anc'ookln.
tut of fcttouf. with GFead LACKS. hnnhuFuea to 4
deep bnlwn hue. and they pulled With sasc
Iuug. sweeping sttoke, ~htca sent their shell
through the wtttf like an arrow from tho bow.
GErriNu orr.
There was delay IN getting the crews OF, owiu1
to tho extremely bad management Of tr utlwicluy
slrrn. wherl press tuAt, which pF0set Mnlnat un
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fonl hall ard waiting for II to bonnd. Tho eausc
Of the stre ~ the -core was however, tho hreAku
or = dfsbnntnnent - Of Nichols. who seemed 10
pitch more wildly TINT cves before. II he wns not
rAl-d otter tho t,sd Inning, he bad at any rate al
The symptoms.
The dela work Of the Whites VAS. On tho con.
ka.J, excellent throughout. Hradfey's work
and bis support hy Heyty raa good. Glenn,
Jones. anu tlincs lad very ltt'e . DO; md Hall
Peters. and epaldIng did the putting OUT, ii was
ptters' day, however, and hta work Vas nNtahly
clean. 1nlck. and sure. Iiia stop and throw on
plauded. Following IA
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1otal hn.es on rienn hits-rhiesTo. ao.. ~.
Lo,,is. 2,
Hines. /: Jones. &: ulcun. q; NcGeszT. i. chi.
caro-. :: 81. L1ui.. I.
(cfs on bascs-liaiIinsu. 1: Mcypr. I: Petc,y.
4: Jones. i: anaidInr. i: Nc(1tsry Chfcs0o'
:: ii. Ixalis. so'
Ilascs 10 called balss-pG rsiehoia, &,
VIII n.iehssNHittto,. :!
tjmnIre-j. Frca Cans
Thr u,npfyinv was 1,ot at o1I satisfactory to 81
theif di.nIcayure. iii m rnx thins Tor thes.
howcycr. 10 b. erouty At t,muiYea. '0
The Ch,csrn. 20 to Aiilwai'kef thle morning. nnd
rlsY thrrc ifts sftcrnotn. To.mnrro,y inv sx;ii
niay their sixth vnmn viii AZ Tnnis m fhn Twentv
thifd atrcst crnu,,is. " ~
AuXTErn c,rr CHAMPIONSHIP,
r4,o nraaInnur,t. .nd stntm.i. II. ri hotx h,..
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Harvard hsl tho advantage in The weight Of her
crew and the lfghtncss Of he! coxswnn. v ho turns
tho ecaics at seventeen ponna less than the steestf
Of the COLUMBIA rhtll. Bnt the New York hoya
tlad dcctlcd advantage in rcass, and n pAtt at
lcnst Of 1,eis crew in experience. SO the Scoro II
about balanced.
THk COURSE.
Tho conrae bcasns some distance above the city.
At point vol thetcrcd from crntE winds, patats
down by tho city, and nnfshcs at Long Meadow.
bs!ow. A. t!e finish. high gFaesy knols command
a Enc +ien Of tho river. which on either aihe j.
bound br gradually .seccdlna hlRt banks that Will
insure amonth sstcr unIcss stsong wiud blows
directly up tue stream. 1t Long Mea'low. on tho
btas.aehuteia bank Of the river, IN ,nmenee grand
spectators. The IIyery.stah,es arc barren. All
tho horses In town hare been hired for weak
ahead.
ARRANGEMENTS ron T1ta RACE.
Tie t:omnistsee iad engaged new steam
,ncn. The buat was tronsht 'lers two or thrice
t1aya ago ffo.n ffristni. Conn, and warranted to
run at thr rate or Twelve miles IN hour. II il d
neat and trim little craft. au II capable Of carry.
IN. sI1ty persona or n,arc. For week past. salt.
l.nts, sslf=. nn atnal ftnan yachtA have been ar.
irving at Springfield for use At both races.
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esnS stwaYs ~ bese WARMLY 70, ihc Presi,ent ., iho
wsl, t.t + ~ ;Tw,ng to The r.n foFme Y .ls
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ais.l Ftasss s .prr ' III ete lis sptr. of our
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p'ahhs heef, vc,e pIvcn for thu President A.orncy.
t,.nnInI MI Eost,r, to-. .Tcnn,nl snS ~" ~,
.aasat a''o tos'Ha''efoe"esas' "na .hc tEsth
- M Arr
than ,yo. .,,rt,". ,atncrfn7 o.,t w., p...,ao,,.
tmsts VIZ ~ riaMs Eai"et'nH' III" 1"o flcs'aen'
AasG ssa a1Ssss thaa yop for .h1. heart,
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pcricI viii, ~ ihr Samini.,fatton ri liz stsncIaI
4 u. gesg n \ TT r. ~ liz da nos
Ike III eiesian bt nt nrcsent M I'M ho e}evcs - yon
% o,-,hst I'LL il nation, united eouatry,-post.
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chrst.. aUd snin: oe"s'"' "A' 's'e"e" "''a
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maintain 'no UNION W tao s"oni' ant! now hope
TX tho a.ts 81 pence. when "Esln the citizen
sTa aa.i,, Sn ~ 'oun [, Pay nn
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ss "fse s vii H tic o asUts 81 ' boss sSf sn
and competence" sr,,,,r
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1as tsan too done' ts on. WV Ssr IT. mGmem'
| Longer u lhtsoa1eo nlotncF ethn.eT am anop1su
cltixen:. Gen. Carl sehar1, ddcfctafy or tho H.
terror
! Gen. sehnfz tn'd:
"My FELLOW. .CIr15rSEAs the President rs
been pleased 70 femasx' ! am setsetcntinE N thc
iron, foreign land. 70 slass s! yaa the hles,nss q
liberty aud to n1fpeta"to with ynH te RfeAI lep!t.
| nc o. the Now nofla. ~ Noul4 seam proper. iHs
Ffc5lue1lt lsas AAt!i"eu ~ ac Depattanent Wnlcl
naH ~ ooHc su'se WY caso u suo Noi'p aiAA!En u
the peopeI,t department u tae l.teifE. nMxt
- acat with Tug inaiahst nase ~ dent wltn pup.
iic lahae ana W.tn QUIET aurst!ons Ieaslms 70 th1
aevcloauleMt 81 tuo ni.'Ma.!Iss u onE euuhtlyi
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mother had d,ci suddenly. and that her dcceaso
would prevent him from rowing In the race. INT
itis currently rfoF'ed now that IL will Keep hs
I'd tt 1,cst men in n*t years EnircrrIsv crew, and
t:r''cke,. brigham. swart1 and Smith wcrc the
bc4t barsneh In the Freshmen boal- Le1Atc ID
the only addition ind nntEi he entered training
this ress he was nostce in ths art. Following
arc the fkArl1eS OF
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SAN FRANciscu, June 2d. Tho sollowsng dis
patch from special correspondent ~ lust rscclvsd
fsYu. Fon IApuai, dated .4th, ria Wal!a Walls:
"A courier b.. juAt come through from Gen.
Howard. Col Perry, with ,s' lls sonmsa 9;,,as ass
on tho Littis Cottonwood, about sixty
mIlsa stes4 hsSs; 1tse sre2gs ksss WA stsEt h
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1o!u them Tomorrow. Gen. Howard intends To
!nosa to-n1orrow on Joseph, eho IL reported TO b
between Little Salmon and 2nake Rivers, IT. Qofsd.
Shoe ncnd, about twenty .hye mttss 4onEh Of Mount
Idaho" - j. :.
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Reliable Evidence,

ME. II. n. Stevens:
my LcFtarlonJ 70 shd Ereai putphtr RCD
have already received In favor OF your
great and good medicine, Vegcttne. for
! 10 not think enongh en- be aid In ftn
|pfAlse. Tor wa troubled over thirty
,fan1-. and hN! ateh bad coughing spttis
}that WanfI seem - though neyer
(rutl4I breaths: anY morn. and Fexdtfne
lhM cMEed me! and do feel 10 lhaok
Moo ~ the Limo HAT there IL 10 good 4
IL ohs u The btzt mes3k:lnI1 for couFtt.
and reak. ainktnR fccting1 at the saom.
iaGh. and adEise everybody To tAlen 4hA
iftErunf- for ! Gan assurd Them II ID COO
LOT the hczt medicines th1& over wa
MIN. L.. GORE,
Cor. Magaztne and Walnut.e&x.,
Cambridge. NaH
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Giles Lin1nent fo1Ide OF Ammonia II almost
mameaI In IT. removal Of pain, NO matter from
what .ourco the lattnr psotteds. For sa1a ~ slJ
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To preserve your teeth and keep your autna IA
healthy condition, yod shnn'd t,se BEnxA ms
NnLnEN Dxx11LAts. II ID sor sala by{9H drug
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Pr. vaa Dyke'sSulphur Soap makes tho sktn
soft, white. clear, vclvtty, and hes,tty: remoye9
tsn. .nnburn, .dandru1, foughne.s and rsinees of
ttc tkin; neatralzes tho odor of Precipitation; II
peculiarly adapted 70 tbs nursery. toilet and hath-
room. JnAt the thing for c1cutatoufsts In tie
countr1 or At tho seAahore. Try It. Pfice, rs
cents; box OF thres cakea, 90 cents Bold hY III
drnkgfata, :,
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SOUIt} CAROLINA.

1OQl [nNVeINnt
cnAEIkarox, 3. c.. June 2U.-The special
election for seventeen members Of tue LccfsAturs
to represent vhstlcslou County occurred to-day.
Tbs Democratic ticket. containing the names OF
fourteen & whits aud taIee =, solorsd f!tt1sus, w..
decided yeatestsy not 10 run any ticket
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GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH,
AND APPETITE,

Asy dAnxhter has received wzest bene-
Gt IfO1u the uAe OF VcFclut. Her de-
ri!nlhE health xnA = E1tircc NJ kyrHt k;Ii.
!cty to all her friends. A few bottles OF
fcnttint rr:stofed her hrAisk, strength
and hrpetftc. n. Il. Tl1.UkN,
Insurance and Ifthl EatAH Agent.
No, - StArs' Building, Hoxton. HAcs,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
Mr.. John I. OByrne's Dsbut this
.- Evening.

At the Grand Opera House this evening
Mr.. John I. O'Byrne win have the services
Of 2: fas 49, nne company as has ever appeared
phia Theatres, namely Her snyder, Of the
Arch Mr.. Frank Roberts, engaged Is
leading man at the Chestnut for the coming
season; Mr.. VIM. H. Bailey, formerly Of
the Walnut, whose Marquis de Rotondo, in
Don Cesar de Bazsn, Is one of his most
artistic performances Miss Mary Claire,
late leading lady at the Grand Opera House
Cincinnatti; Miss Kitty Wilson, Mrs. W. A.
Chapman. With such host of talented
and experienced artists, . most enjoyable
performance may be expected.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
Local .Ana1r0.
CiolU,RlT1,

NEW CASTLE, May 16.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer met this
morning, Chief Justice Comegys and Asso-
ciate Justices Houston and Waleson on the
bench.
The first case In order for trial wss that
Of The State ys. Frank Luby. The Attor.
.ney General, Pennington, and his Deputy.
Mr.. Robinson, for the State, and Messrs.
Turner and O'Byrne for defendant, express
ed themselves In readiness. The prisoner
was then placed at the bar for trial.
Tho while regular panel Of jurors was
exhausted when there were ton mon n the
box, and the jury was filed up from the
bystanders, and were accepted by the dee
fense. Tho following 10 the names of the
Jurors selected%Frank D. Walker, Isaac
r. Stotts, William L. Wilson, Charles Fl.
Mcguire, George W. Bright, Walter 8. Ksy-
nolds, Joseph Forlwoed, D. 7. Bradford,
Ellis +. Agleson, Joseph Pogue, Chas. Nc
Whorter, Charles z. Countiss. The case
occupied the entire day, creating intense in
terest. The details of the testimony are 90
shocking and indecent that we refrain from
publishing any Of It. Tho prosecution 10 .
resident Of Middletown, and according to
her own story was thirteen years Of age
the 10th of this month. She charged upon
the prisoner, Frank Luby, that he commit
ted felonious assault upon her person on
the 7th Of May last. The case was not
closed ct the adjournment Of the Court, and
will be taken up the frat thing in the
morning. It Il expected the case viii close
tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
Temperance

The attendance ct the Institute Hall these
last few nights, has not been % large a.
upon former occasions. This falling off
In attendance, 10 owing. no doubt, to the
fright occasisned by the accident at. the
Opera House on Sunday last, and also to
the fact that Mr.. butcher has gone, but
who we are told will return in few weeks.
On his return 1t is proposed by the members
Of the Moral suasion Club, to meet him at
the depot, and headed by band Of music
will escort him to his temporary residence.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
ICE CREAM AND RRUL?

Kyle the we'll known and popular deale
in Ice cream. c0nfeCtiOnery, cakes ana
new Second Street Market House, where
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanity and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu.
NOR, he wi!lserve all his customers prompt
Of life BY doing the square thing TO ali his
fellow men. He win also supply perties
and pic mics with ice cream, and orders can
be left either at his stall or ct his houge.
northeast corner Of Sixth and Orange streets
nayl6 6m F-'I7 s,ITI
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC.
DEATH WARRANT.

! a,.,. DEATH WARRANT.
HARRISBURG, May 1o.-The death war.
rant was read to Frank Wilson, the con-
demued murderer of John Rudy, in the
County Prison, this morning, by Sheriff Jen-
nings. Wilson stated that he was prepared
to die, but denied having committed the
murder, and that he will deny It At the
gallows. ''a '.
FOREST FIRES ON LONG ISLAND.
New YORK, May 16.-For three days .
fire has, been raging in the woods between
Farmingdale and Greenpoint, Long Island,
on the line of the Long Island Railroad.
At night It illuminates the country for
miles around. On Monday afternoon the
railroad trains ran through about mile
of fire at the rate of thirty-fve miles an
hour. The farmers along the line of the
conaagratjon have been fgh ting the fire in
the usual manner by burning over the land,
and thus saving no fuel to feed the flames.
! A large amount of growing timber, fencing
and cord wood has been destroyed. Sixteen
square miles of wooded land, or about
10, 900 acres in oil, have been swept by the
flre, and the loss is ertimated at $4,000.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
L1rrIzToN,.N. H., May 16.-A forest fire
on the line of the White Mountain branch
of the Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail-
road, near the Twin Mountain House, last
night, destroyed large amount of wood
and several lengths Of the railroad track.
A train Of cars was delayed all night.
LAHnNBuRe, vt., May 1e.-Extensive
forest fires are raging In New Hampshire.
Six thousand cords Of wood belonging to
the coal company have been burned near
the Tabyan House. The Crawford House
is in danger. Trains bound West on
the Portland and Ogdsnsburg Railroad have
been delayed twelve hours.
IN NEW YORK.
WOODS FALLS, N. T., Nay 16.-The ter
rible forest fires rsgiug in this vicinity have
rendered hundreds Of persons homeless. At
stockpole Forge, Conner's Corners, and
Centreville, where the fires rage fercest, the
people are fleeing in every direction, fire.
quently barely escaping with their lives. At
the latter place, Dudlsy's saw mill, two
houses, and large stable, Knapp & Co..
three tenement houses, Counor's two large
saw mills, six houses, two barns, stable,
store, and stock of 5000 worth Of char
coal, $4,000 pieces Of clear timber, 1000
cords Of charcoal wood, 1000 valuable logs,
one brick church. Barron's mill, two
houses, and 25o.OO0 finished shingles, to-
gether with the contents of these houses.
were swept away by the flames. Also
1900 pieces of lumber, . large barn and
sheds, and Two large mills belonging to
Wood Il Co. '~
NETTING OF THE GRAND ENcAMpNrNr
AND GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA
At ERIE.
ERIE, May 1e.-For the first time In the
history Of Pennsylvania Odd Fellowship,
the meetings Of the Grand Encampment
and Of the Grand Lodge have this year been
held west Of tho Susquehanna river, except
In 1867, when the annual sessions Of these
bodies were held IN Pitssburg. Al result.
: vary lively Interest u felt upon the
part 'of tie order IN the Northwest.
and lasGs dsIagssions II 0dd yslloRs fsom
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17

II you are In need Of any kind Of fancy or
staple trimmings, hosiery, gloves or underA
wear, you can find the lareest assortment in
the city, cheaper than you can ret else
where u John b. Walravsn's, rs Harkea
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17

sTRAYED OR sTOLEN.--A brown mare
8 years old, 15H hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ankle, the head
and neck indicating Ane breeding, hind
quarters Z little inclined ~ be bony. The
coupling bone where. the hip strap crosses
qvite prominent, fine roadster, and can trot
In 2;S0, she b shod for toe weinhts. Any
oae returnilg hsr 70 the aadssalgnsd WIN
b rewarded literally. I. q ~ = '-''
81, .e.-r., eE0. A. NILLINGTON, (
Nsw CsStls, Dali, May1, lev. s'.@
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17

Inc IOlAOWIng are tA0 Arrivals
light I:
CLAYTON HOUSE.
A. N. Quimby, City.
q. H. Haine and lady, Md.
David Brown, Washington.
9. "A. Rodney, City. t
J: A: Wilson. Baltimore.
W. F. st. Clair, "
John W. Busting, Chicago.
Isaac -Ullman, New York.
Samuel Candy, City.
Chas. Hombestel, New York.
T. Rosenberg +" .
j. 9. Meeteer, Philadelphia.
George Sheldon, New Jersey.
8. F. etebbins, Holyoke.
I. T. h. Irving, Md. ID
Mr.. Irving, !"
DELAWARE HOUSE.
Jas. Haught, Philadelphia.
James K. Minor, Baltimore.
]. T. Simmer, Allentown.
7. Q. Atkinson, Cleveland.
Mrs. N. Williams, Elkton, Md.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
ONE GENT.
HIosIcs Rsv1oruALLED.

@'ASSeS~ eesSS D~SSss AVvsSsse~~ASAs n
GREAT BATTLE At BAToUx IMMINENT.
The Telegraph's despatch from Bstoum
Monday night says: The Russians arc
moving In front of our position, evidently
preparing for vigorous attack. A great
battle u believed to be imminent.
RUSSIAN FLEET ExPECTED.
A despatch to the Daily News from Alex.
andria says there. Il great excitement IN
Jidds, near. Mecca, owing to . rumor that
tho Russian feet Is expected in the Red
Sea.
THE PoL1sH LEGIoNs.
The News special from vienns says -
"Count Zicky aad the Prince Of Reuss,
Ambassadors TO Constantinople from
Austria and Germany respectfully, have
both been instructed to remenstrate at
Constantinople respecting the. formation Of
Polish leeions, such o. would include Po-
lish subjects Of Germany and Austria. The
Turkish manifesto was indiscriminately ad-
dressed to Poles inhabiting Prussian and
Austrian DISTRICTS"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
DehtistPy,

Great achieveMents In Dentistrs, . full Get
Of teeth In three hours. Teeth that took
the qrist at the Vienna Esposition, Is, IS,
$lO, per set. Filling teeth speciality, DR..
J. W: stoughton, No. liza Vine street,
Philadelphia. - Abr II 1v.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
tho surrounding counties are in attendance
here to witness the ceremonies of this ses.

tho surrounding counties are in attendance
here to witness the ceremonies of this ses.
sion. A3 : tt.tn
THE GRAND ENcAMPMENT.
The Grand Encampment met on Monday
in the hall of Lake Shore Lodge, Grand
Patriarch George Bertram presiding. The
returns of tho election for officers In the
Grand Encampment showed the election Of
James T. Robbins, Of fPhiiadelphia, As Grand
Warden.
F4tt1 GOVERNMENT g..
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The efforts Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury to fund the balls
ance Of the Government 6s, and in = popular
loan Of 4 per cent. are meeting with much
encouragement. It 4 proposed to make the
bonds Of such denominations as may be ace
cessible to the working classes for their surs
plus earnings. 1t ID believed that the I'M.
favorable record Of savings institutions will
stimulate investments in these bonds, and
that large share Of tho amount will be
taken up in this country to the great anan.
cial status ut home. ~t'
FOREIGN.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGF.-For viii.
4 mington City property q farm on the
road leading from Denton to Cehtreville
about miles to Greenborough, Caroline
county. Md, containing $40 acres. lSO acres
under good cultivation with house and
barn and other out buildings, balance in
neavy timber. Soil good. For terms. TO-,
NJ. n. CHILD, No. 4. W 7th st,
mayl8 l2t Wilmington. Del.
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0aA Accident,

Rowland Gray, aged four years, son Of
ex-Sheria Gray, Of Georgetown, fell into
tub OF boiling water, Tuesday afternoon, and
WAS scaded to death. t.T-
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NJ ANTED.-A place In the country for 6
w boy 10 years old. Inquir. ct
6pr;6 8t 6N EAST FIFTH ST
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WANTED.-0 boys to sell the Sunday
R.paasSn d1nng inSnr' st s% coC. seoona
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CEND 26c. to q. p. ROWELL 4 co. New
- York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain.
nO lists OF S00o oneWppaperu, and eettmat tos
hOWing cost dvoftistn Z !. - n = :.
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nA. WALES, has returned TO has RAM.
~ dsase Cost 1shth and King streets. &
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EoR SALE.--On the South Side, 8 brick
IL houses, containing rooms. Each will
be sold ON reasonable terms. mhl7-tf
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NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given to all
persons whose business or occupation re-.
quires : State license for the present year
(ls77) 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.
u... JOHN P. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle,
NJ. 8. SPRINGER;
Deputy, No. 800 W. Second St. VII.
my3-1m
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

EOR RENT.-The Mansion House: Lawn
~ Stables and Garden. Of John O'Byrne
street bridge. The lawn is one Of the finest
In the county. Apply at THIS OFFICE,
ENOR 6ALE.-T'lree hve-reomed brick
II houses on the South Side. with fine
yards; Enquire OF J. K. nABCOCK.
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Al OTICE.-Joshus Maris,' Attorney.at
Sixth and 8hipley street.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A good girl for genera
w hOusewOrk. Apply to
.,-..., MRS. W. MALONEY.
- 3 e Cor Chestnut and Franklin Str.
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Hotel As'rtv0ls,

The following are the arrivals up to mid
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NOTICES..

Additional train for New Cas-.
~ tie. during May session Of Court, will
leave depot ct 9.A q. m.
II, F. KENNEY,
my7 Superintendent, !
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NOTICE,-R. Messick. having removed
streets, to stalls Nos: 1e and and Is. second @
street Market House. would inform ais Gus
toners that he 10 ready to supply thm wi ith
the very best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries. wholesale and retail. Also