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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COUfl.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday o: each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. ]. Black.
Associates-Thomas HolLrunncr and Jno
lIightmGn.
Register of HMs-Col. John r. Rouzcr
Countv Commiwioners-Joscph Wood,
President; Samuel Iiargett, Ezra Toms,
Daniel Biscr of j., and A. II Simmons.
.Cnrk to Comnuiss,oners-lI. F. Steiner.
Conrctor Of .state and County 7a"s-W
~ Miller
County .Surreyor-Wm. II. Ramsburg.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President James W.Pcarrc; Commission
ers-William & Baker, James w. TroXell,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No 15-Frca'k White, Mcchan-
ics,own; & L. Firor, Hracrham "h' >.
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. 15-Bcrnard Co!lilowcr
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That's the smallest horse I ever
saw, said a countryman on viewing
Shetland poney.
Indade, now replied his Irish
companion, but I have seen one as
small as two of them.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23

What makes your COWS so cross"
asked an old lady Of her milkman
the other day.
Gross, madame my COWS are new
er cross they are the gentlest critters
you ever saw
It's very strange, then, that the
milk is always sour sharply replied
the old lady.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23

TIE CREDIT BUSINESS. .-Afyer hav-
ing inspected a pile Of calico in one
of the Woodward avenue stores yes
terday, somewhat rusty looking
man blandly remarked to the clerk
before him;
Credit must be given ME
no, sir; we don't trust, was the
reply.
4 was going to remark that credit
must be for-.'
we couldn't do it, sir. The rule
applies 10 every one.
Couldn't do what? asked the man.
Couldn't give you credit.
You are very uncivil, sir, very ;
but yet | will say before 90 out of
here that credit must be given Inc for
being honest and impartial, when |
say that | never saw three hitching
posts look nicer than them out there
That's all, sir and l wish | hadn' t
said that much.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23

va Good looking young man who
has called at the house upon bust
ness:
4 regret Miss that your father is
not at home had an important pro-
posal to make to him
Young lady of the house very de-
murely:
We'll, perhaps you could make your
proposal to me; am at present dl >
engaged.
Young man retires in confusion, not
expecting to have an encounter with
such a girl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23

We know the cold Creenlander eats
candles with relish the Cinnamon
INDUCES in rats, the Frenchman in
hors4meat and frogs, but there is an
enterprising dry goods man in this
city who evidently desires to get up
new diet for Americans. He adver-
tises, Ladies shawls for dinner and
breakfast -
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23

The young couple glided deftly
through the giddy dance. Their coun-
tenances bealned with the light Of
love and pleasure. She seemed to
move in delirious ecstasy-when,
crash they came into collision with
an elderly pair, who seemed to have
taken lessons in dancing late in life.
The young maid fell ; tenderly her
partner assisted her to rise, and
poured a stream of coincidence and
apology into her ear. Oh, it doesn't t
matter much, she said, as | had my
new cardinal-striped stockings on.
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Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
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REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

District No. 15-Bcrnard Co!llllo"er'
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The tongue is a little thing, but it
fills the universe with trouble.
Life becomes useless and insipid
when we have no longer neither friends
or enemies.
Life is the gaoler. Death the an
gel sent to draw the unwilling bolts
and set us free.
There are a thousand hacking at
the branches Of evil to one who is
striking at the root.
Did you ever know man who did
not think he could poke the fire bet
ter than you could?
An able man shows his spirit by
gentle words and resolute actions he
is neither hot nor timid.
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The preacher who spends his nights
in writing dull sermons stays awake
to put his hearers to sleep.
The latest hero in Iowa is a man
who took home a widow and three
swarms Of bees in the same wagon.
Oakley Hall is still in London,
writing articles on American theat-
rical affairs for the English magazines.
Drunk again, sure enough said
Bummerson, fixing his eyes on light
ming bug that glinted itfully athwart
the horizon. Just see how that star
wobbles and | only had two glasses
either.
That's the smallest horse I ever
saw, said countryman on viewing a
Shetland poney,
Indade, now, replied his Irish
companion, but I have seen one as
small as two of them
If you are stung by wasp while
picnicng, apply the end Of a cigar
which has been chewed for a few mo-
ments to the wound. Then 60 and
nunt up the wasp and mash him with
base ball club. You will be acquit-
ted.
A Brooklyn tramp left the table at
which he had been seated to partake
Of a meal, because his host offered him
brown sugar to sweeten his coffee. He
remarked that lie had fallen far, very
far, but he had not reached that point
of degradation.
Two country attorneys overtaking
a wagner on the road, thinking to
brake Joke with him, asked him
why his fore horse was so fat, and the
rest so lean. The wagner, knowing
them to be limbs of the law, replied,
That the fore horse was a lawyer,
and the rest were his clients
We know the cold Creenlander eats
candles with relish the Cinnamon
INDUCES in rats, the Frenchman in
hors4meat and frogs, but there is an
enterprising dry goods man in this
city who evidently desires to get up
new diet for Americans. He adver-
tises, Ladies shawls for dinner and
breakfast -
What makes your COWS so cross%
asked an old lady Of her milkman
the other day.
Gross, madame my COWS are new
er cross they are the gentlest critters
you ever saw.
It's very strange, then, that the
milk is always sour sharply replied
the old lady.
If man gets boil on his nose his
wife calls it rum blossom, and deals
out her sympathy by the two cents
worth yet if she notices out pre-
mature symptom of a plmple on her
nose, she Historically declares it
cancer, sends for two doctors, and
covers her face with a plaster as big
as soup-plate.
A shooting affair occurred at Hope
we'll, Greenup county, Kentucky,
Monday afternoon, between David
Floyd and his two sons and Lick
Floyd, an old man aged eighty, on
the one side, and Joseph A. Martin
and two sons on the other. David
Floyd was shot through the bowel
and Lick Floyd was shot ia the fore
head. The Floyd boys we're both
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

President, James WPearrc; Commission
ers-Wlliam & Baker, James w. IroXell,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

District No 15-Frcd'k White, Mcchan-
icstown; G L. 'iror, Gracrham; WIN. >
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
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nSs,,. s,ssss,ss s,.s H.prs ~ NJ rspss.

DAslss ssssssiss Ssd Heps ~ shs Isp's'
From the following list Of balls, sociaoles
and hops, It viii bs seen that the terpisco-
reans Of Wilmington, WIN not be at loss to
indulge in their favorite amusements.
This evening the Live Oak Assembly, Will
give their grand Sociable, at the room OF
Webster's Dancing Academy, In the Mason.
ic Hall. ,...-.-
The Shields sociable viii take place next
Wednesday evening". February 7ih, at Web
stars Dancing Academy. -"
Henze's Masquerade, on the evening Of
February 18th, in Saville's building.
Grand Hop of the Flute Band, At their
room IN the Capelle building, Tuesday ev'
ening, February 13. -
The Ball Of the Buffalo Library Assoc'a
tion, on Easter Monday evening, Snd Of
.April, at the institute Hall.
Washington ySociable, on tho oth q
April, at Webster's Dancing Academy.
The Pine Knot Assembly will give granc
Bali at Websters Dancing Academy, II
the Masonic Hall, April 18th.
The Quaker Assembly ball, on the sott
Of April. &
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! anhtf

NHANGE OF HOURs-WILMINGJO on
u q YVES ERN kA1LkOAD-Comme
ing Ihursday Dec. 4. 1875, TrAins will run
~ follows 7.
Leave Wilmington 10 20 . m, and s SOP m.
Leave Landonburg = 46 m and l 30 p m.
Arrive ct Wilmington 7 IS q m, and 8 ~
Arrive at Landenberg al II m. and 8 10
p. m.
uONNECTIONS.-Tr leaving Landen.
berg al rs q. m. with train for Philadel.
phia at g. 10 am. rglLEY
ire In leaving Wilmington At 1870 q m
With train II avlng Philadelphia at $40 4 m
and fsnnsylvanie and Delawarstrain leAv.
Ing Landenberg at 10 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at 10 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware ire In and
WI h train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
Train leaving WILMINGTON at $50 m
with traia LEAVING PnilnH lchin at lisp.
~ it.f .H't' N' t'.., :" W. ). Ll
a"s2j..l :. - IL e.. ..A!,. Supt,
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TERMs-PosTAGE PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, zone year, $3.50; six
months, s.. three months, $3.50.
Daily. without eundayss one year. sS,six
months, $A25,three moRths $40, less than
three months, 81 q month.
The semi-weekly WoRKD tTuesdays and
Fridays)-S2 . year. 10 Club .Agents-an
ezra co y Tor q club Of ten-the daily for
club of twenty-nve, ... a., .
wear II G ub agents-an extra copy for
4 CLUB Of ten the semi- eekly for club
Of twenty, the daily for club OF nifty.
specimen humber .tnt o. application.
Terms-Cash invariably In anvance. :,
TIE WORLD,
...rn ~ w :.,h DCckman street,
isA0Ll G2M A2k4A
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Osy CosssscH.

City Council met last evening, President
Lichtenstein in the chair. ann 40
The CITY Treasurer reported S5,93e. .4s to
the credit of Cool Spring Reservoir; S44,
1905 to the credit Of current expenses and
S7OO to the redemption Of bonds. Total
$50, 759.7s.
The Street Committee reported Is men
emnloved with pay roll Of $40 OF, and the
Chief Ensineer of the Water Department
reported SO men employed with pay roll OF
32l3.66. -, ooo
The Police Department pay roll, Sl,3SS.-
"a. and the miscellaneous pay roll, W.
357 so, were allowed. .,
4 petition from Charles Cannon asking
for crossings at Heald and Peach streets
was read and referred.
N communication from the Chief Engi-
mar of the Water Department was read
notifvipp Council Of breakage IN tne
main IN The Brandywine leading to the Sti
ward. which cut of the water ana caused
the Arlington Mills to stop. The damage
IA hein9 repaired by laying = six inch main
across Brandywine bridge which Will oos'
about $500. co,,,
tae had to act in the emergency without IN
struction from Council, when on his motor
tha actioa of the COMMITTEES was approved
Joseph q. File petitioned for the remova
Of accumulated water at Eighteenth sn'
Tatnall street. ,o..o
Mr. Carby presented communicated
from Bishop Lee, calling attention OF Coun
cil IN an accumulation Of filth, IN tho san.
nit. which threatens to endanger the bealtl
al the citizens of that section OF the city
The communication WAS referred 10 tn
Street Committee .u., ..
A netition for the grading Of Tenth stree
from Broome to Redney streets, was rea
a communication from Judge Wales, 81
,ovinr James Downward $2,57 damages !
ooeninr Eleventh street was read ana re
On motion of Mr.. Pickels IN order wa
drawn in favor Of P. Carberry for SSOO, o
account Of grading Adams street.
On motion Of Mr.. Baker Council proceed
n 70 the election of Chiet Engineer sn
two Assistants Of the Engineering oepar'
n. q. Coppel,, Chief; George L. Hickma
and semour 2 Thomas, Assistants, were n
nominated and elected.
On motion Of Mr.. McGlinchey the oro
nance, requesting giving out contracts 81
furnishing sureties, was reao tniro'tlme II
passed.
Adjourned.
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M-S " - 'E ( NJ EZ l79s 5slsa Y " y 8.
- 1G1ausoea ase1 eA0apsaAe 0sses
Tbr vaaaA - - isshu 3Asisg y aaised.
reeaiI ~ ~ - 9stun lthe 1Fks eonlfttution
a ~ nsSSSIf Delaware asd CbeeepeAke
60. Il vne aold BY tla 1Aerf6. ~ -
6arSnnar Eea.. who then 1llsd that once
- foe II a6cut ono 5of tbs sesvtce
~ 1900 excesdlsgly wealthy. The max
In1txY IAh Oanal also nad1 severN other
- rich. Il lan the Jcun01Al0o Of the
RvNol6e. Who q farmers and peAch growers
Sssauo vorN renowued. e founded the
eovne of Dslawsrs City, and We
Nelieva that Of q. Georges n our STATE, and
Cheaapeake City, IN Maryland. II caused
- ~ John n. Clayton - Ct at IT, OF W.
tAoueand dollars. This was probably the
Aeayieot leeal TEES ever paid in Delaware
Hr. Clavton vss the couIsel Tor MI. kan
dall. celebrated engineer, who Was 70 Kivt
him that much II no gained ~ eass. the
auit va for damages for depriving him o.
IN cnutract. Mr.. Clayton di1 gain Il, ant
"a ( conaeoueuce received the money. i
~ 6rained the neighbcrhood and made It
much mcre healthy than II was before.
asyamee sGsrdner, whom We made mention
AZ ahoYe. len several sons, who became
1oedA n our local aAAirs. One named Rob
~ ". Gardner, was Democratic nominee
81 shertff. George, anoaher, became eele
hratod a An suctiOneer, and was for
! tims alderman Of the city. John
euotAer, b came noted - a athlete
He was one Of the strongest young men
IN omr citv. He commenced life - mer-
chsnt. but did not succeed in business.
Another Of tho sons Of Mr.. Gardner's pos
seeaeuI : farm near ,Wilmipgtou, which r.
nort lSaid was hannted, and crowds LETT on
cry 10 see the ghost, which contrafy 10 tnt
habtts Of roblins appeared in day night ..
Well q night, and refused 70 depart even q
s;thecrowine Of the cock" Ahofthem ar'
dead but james who still lives amongs' VI
an extremely moral and upright cit'sen.-
0eoree and william moved West and died
John went to California, and We Osl'sv'
died thess. -
Thedigsing such deep ditch cause
many events TO follow ini's wake. II ns
made part Of the peninsula an tslsno' sns
II the Baltimore Canal IL dug, IL Will en-
courage another.
90 the world changes. Amen.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

nO0O Can't be made by every agen,
3JVy every month In the business we
fhrhisn, but those willing to work cah
easily earn dozen dollars day right In
their own localities. Have no room tU
Exp ain here. Business pleasant anu hon.
well as nen. We will sturnisn you q cum
ri to outfit free. Thehusinrss avs better
than o. ything else. We will bear expense
., y. erting yvu. Par,icu ars tres Wrne
and zee, FarmerA and mech MICS. their
sons an, daughters. and all classes in need
Of rsying work ut home, should write 10
az aud learn all about the work 1t once
Now 10 the time. Don't delay. address
TRUE h Co,
jan6tf Augu IA, Name.
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8esiessS AccS6essSs

Probably . fatal accident occurred last
Wednesday afternoon on Perry h,ll near
shelpot Creek in Brsndywine hunoreo. A
man, whose name We were unsole 70 oota,n'
Wss driving load Of manure up tne nill,
and BY the jolting OF the wagon was !nrown
under the front wheels, which passed over
bic body. But as Wa were uneoie 70 ootain
4 full account OF the case, Nis lmpoeslole
TO ssy whether the man was severly injured
or not.
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To THE WORKING CLAsS.-We are
now prepared to furnish classes with
constA. temploy ymeut Ut home, the whole Of
the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light aud profitable. Per-
sons OF either sex easily earn from so cents
10 Is per evening. anu u proportional sum
Oy seyoting lheiT whole time to tue busi
ness. Boys an girls arm nearly As mucb
as men. Thai al who see this notice may
s-nu their address, and test the business,
We "aks this unpsrrall llelsd offer. 10 such
q are mot we'll satisfied, We will send on
Full particulars, samples worth several
dollars TO commence work on, and 2 copy
Of dome and Fireside. oAe Of the largest
and Dest Illustrated rup ications, all sent
free by mail k+auer IF y.,n wanl per.
ttEURGE .TiN ONA Co.,
isn6tT D Portland, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Last Saturday evening, Geo. ". Preston
freight deliverer Of Smyrna for the railroad,
was strangled to death 10 about twenty
minutes by rush Of blood from an inter-
nal sbscees. He was not known to be sick
until the community was startled BY the
announcement OF his death. He was buried
with liAsoI.c Lonors, Yesterday, " his
funeral VA largely attended.
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$722,243. 3.and mo NO BLANKS. BLAME

Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place In the United States.
~ authority Of an act Of the legislature
the next All Prize Drawing will tske place
in public at Cheyenne, Wyoming positiye-
" January 81 1875. and to b. conducted by
sworn commissioners.
WA, ,248 to be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach Of any one to obtain
fcrtune f.r only small outlay.
To be drawn the 18TH and SOth Ofeach month.
Plies payable in full, without deduction.
on presentation at this Office Immediately
i Grand Cash Prize, . S75,OOO
do do do 2 100
/ do do do 10000
Grand Cash Prizes, 10000
DO do do 500
100 Cash Prizes. each 1901
Tickels. 81 each, or packages Of 10 tickets
80, and the saIance to he deducted only
rom the prizes drawn. Information fur
nished. Orders filled. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery, and all legalized
lotteries Il roughout the world. t,rders
solicited. Apply 10 or address EMORY 4
co.. Brokers, u PARK ROW, New yorR
City, d8 I'm
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BRICK WALLS
NEW YORK CASH PRIGH LIST.
Gallons, can and box :

Gallons. can and box SS SSS
% hsEf barrel 100
10 one barrel 5000
We have in stock, Of our own manufac-
tule, roonng materials, etc, at the follow
i0oO rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents
per square foot. Or We will furnish Rubber
koofng, Nails, Caps, and Slate paint for
an entire new root, at ~ cents per square
foot.
cents per square foot.
1000 rolls 3-ply Tsrred Roofing Felt, at ~
cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred sheathing, at X cent per
square foot.
5000 gallons hne Enamel Paint, mixed
ready for use, on inside or outside work, at
q per gallon.
send for sample card Of colors. All Or
ders must be accompanied with the money
or satisfactory city references. No goods
shipped g. o. D., unless express charges are
guaranteed.
sample orders solicited.
II. 7. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
l02 l04 MAIDEN LANE. New York
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TVHE SUN
1877.
new YORK.

FYNdE BUN y~'- .. 49,.
1877. new YORK. - 1877.
The different editions Of the SUN during |
the next year will be the same - during |
hss n,: ast dags Ss .hees o
pages. and on sundays sheet oieient Pa-
res. or 68 broad columns; while the weekly
edition will be sheet Of eight pages Of the
same dimensions and character that are |
already famiiaa to our seAasss ~ s tb
advocate of reform and retrenchment, and
Of the substitution OF statesmenship, Wis
dom and integrity for hollow pre.e Inn.
becility and fraud In the ad NJ tnittration OF
ernment OF the people By the people and for
the people. as opposed to government by
frauds In the ballot box and in the count
ing of votes enforced by military violence.
1t will endeavor 10 supply its readers
with the most careful, complete and trust.
worthy accounts OF current events, and
Will employ for this purpose numerous and
carefully selected stan OF reporters ana cor
respondents. It's reports from Washington
less: and 1t Will doubtless continue TO He-
serve nd enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive by plundering the Treasury or by
usurplng = hat the law does not give them.
while IT Mill endeayor merit ths ne conn: COM.
l
OF the people against the encroachments Of
HE price of The daily SUN will be %
cents ! mouth Or $3.50 ytar, post paid,
or with the Sunday sdition e7!7O year.
The Sunday edition alone, eight pages.
01.2O year post paid.
The WEEKLY SUN eight pages Of IS broad
columns will be furnished during the year
1877 at the rate Of d year post paid,
The beneht Of tnis large redu ,tlon rom
be enjoyed BY indy idual subscribers with
out the necessity Of maklsg up clubs: A.
tU aid In extending our circu alton, We
shall b. grateful " them, snd every such !rh
scribers from one place will be en- tied TO
ono py Of the p, or for himse!! tree q 2,
the expenses VI payer nd printing are
barely repaid: and considering the size OF
the sheet aud the quality off,. oonten's;we
are confident the people will CONSIDER TIT
WE.KLY SUN the cheapest Newspaper pub-
llshed In N, worln, and we trust also one
uf the very bsst. Address,
decl5tf 'THEkUN, New York City. N. 7
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AMBOY LIVlSION'
rropo Market Street Ferry


Accom- for New York via petin p.'tn nIunets
onH lam esburg and Monmouth .IS1 pyss1
&c and 2p N. Connecting lor h0D'
Aocom s1a nSTsTT for Trenton, connecting & W. ss,i
press , rains for New yorR' o. ~
AN. l2poOl 2, 30, ana . ~ HTrsntop, u
Accom- for New YORK; VI"
wsv W ri Train 10 Burlington sp , 70; n. Sa'
Trains 9 g O.. ? Rm,,,rasntown r., asn Sna il@ pm
=. savasyy was yyI1. f. : sRR,snon & % ssoa m, ? and
rIg1 + 4 RRi,.nt.town ., 9 50. m,s, SIS and ;
/ I, ? m: l.,cker. . wn s 80 q m, and + + q psp$
Fcr wexford s and II ID M ~"
rcr g N. "A Holy and Pembertopp pos n. sn.H ia
fTa " 80 !. = d 81 aud II SOP M foi
sy q, . Is and md : Il Z ~ Holly losm,la
rra'ns 7 =; arrive rhirty.teoonda ! a. ap'1 rs g.
streets:-From Plttspuis , N ds%|
I ~ . 10, daily, ! q u am NV Erie and NJ
.xcfp, Monday. da,Iv lH except hoSSss| Sss
.smsport7 20, dar.S: anxSc::nt sunday ! Y
a,.o ~, .,.,n !. n ga oai'kk kkisera Falls 1sSsH
From Bunal6 SasIv ana Except Mond5aSy,;, nd5aS,,., y
q p ~; .aous. ao,,s Walk ins, Elmote Elnesot
Ms5,e.m KMasn5,ee. Ms1S snnps ! 20 p M daily, g s1lSIk lSIk
W.lAnaNew =. n.1,r Nav YORK Il X, ~ oe IN
ar "a AZ IL Is. 5 50, g, go. ~ ~ pW!
IA I1anS ii 40 o m. On suna"F from ,s1
~ r"1IE1 ~ NO. 10 AO. II 40 p n. m,.ertyills, Y.
tn,, Pnt,lipsbury and tve ata at Kenat
= nj. and S. p m. .alsoIl SS D m. e!em%s1
car car ,ickets can ee had Il e bSi1rtty.ssoond
nut streets, and Dcposan III Y
Market streets. .., comp pany w Ml. =
the Union lransss.e lransaae rom hoiSs1s oiS1ssi =
Rssidsncss, RI Haa Time card. ana me Depot, II
Ferrv named above aHHtnnt aHn T. street, ,usI
TICKET So; =. nS Sor. HnB Broad snd o
oyr,ous - :: il s.l1s' = \. s'iSssS;'p SsS =, e n
rHA~K THnM PsON ~ Genl ~
| Genu AAnageF'
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70YAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
PRICE IN CURRENCY:

PRICE IN CURRENCY:
Whole Tickets, 40; Halves. e.; GUAR
ters, 80 Fifths, g; Eighths, s5; Tentns' u;
Circulars of information furnished FREE.
Orders dlled, Prizes cashed. spanish Bank
Bills and Governments purchased. ,.,
t TAYLOR 4 60 Bankers.
oct7 IL Wall st., New York
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Tia reported that -propositioaA have besc
made 10 super,nteud the prison and work
the prisoners, nv responsib'e men wno w ~
Day the stats S95oo year for the use OF
he men and building and charRe twenty
three cents day only for their board 10. 10.
terest ON tho cos Of the bull4tpA- tlOO,VUV
It six per cent; would bn 5000 per annum,
and the State would lose money fast under
sueh an arrangement. Better not uuoef-
take II If nothing hstter than this can %
done. s...,. sys,
- Thomas Cordrey, Of Pennington. met
With quite . ssrious accident no Tuesday
laat. He wss hanging up quarter OF oecl
when the bench upon which he was standing
gave way and be- tell, the big iron hook
uphu which he was trying to hang the heel,
huhr him iust under the jaw and ripped ito
iron way through the jaw and cheek up
through the side Of the head to the Top,
m king tlresdfully lacerated wound, which
will probably dishgure him for lie.
One day last week tweuty-four carloads
Of grain, oysters, &C., were shipped at one
time on the ':Albemarle. the Lewes etssm-
er to New York. Oysters have been 9
leading article Of ,ransport. Two thousand
John West, prominent citizen Of Fred'
erlca. died Tuesday. He had been declining
In health for year or more Ae was ovel
60 Years OF age. he WAS enRa1ed 10 tn
foundry and smtthing business In Frederlc'
for number Of years.
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