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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
The Retired New YORK sournnlls,.

Mant0n Marble threw off the news
paper harness before II lad whitened a
hair. His exit from the Newspaper
field was as precipitate ss his Journal
istio promotions had been rapid. Ii Ia
said that he likes the placidity of his
new.found quiet too well to ever leave
1t again for the hustle and toilsomeness
of daily journalism. He has q cosy
home on Filth avenue, where he lives
with his two children. He IL an ardent
and painstakiDg student and lives
mostly IN his well equipped library.
Ii has been rumored that he will soon
wed wealthy widow. Mr. Marble
generally maintained the pleasantest
relations with his professional asso.
clates, but II IL said that this rule had
one conspicuous and remarkable ex-
ception. In spite of many similaritles
in their literary tastes and aspirations,
he was never warm admirer of that
amiable critic, Mr.. Richard Grant
White. When Mr.. Marble entered the
World Office as night editor, Mr. White
had charge Of the book reviews. There
were, how and then, convincing indi-
cations that each was obllvlous OF the
best points OF the other. So II natural.
ly came about that after Mr. Marble
stepped into the place OF chief author
ity, Mr.. White stepped out OF the pa
per's service entirely. He has ever
since waged vigorous war on the Eng.
lish language.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Da,ias ana wichita.

The Dallas and Wichita railroad is
already proving itself beneficial to DIAL
las. Yesterday the train on this road
brought in some forty passengers, two
car loads of cotton and one Of wheat,
besides two car loads of mixed freight.
This Is very good, but small item
compared to what the Dallas and
Wichita is yet TO do for Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

A dispatch from Paris says eighty.
five prefectoral changes have been
gazettod.
A New York dispatch says the ship
Sunda, from Norfolk for Liverpool,
burned at sea. She had 5505 bales Of
cotton on board.
GARDNER & Mercer, bankers, of Cen
nessee, New York, have failed. 1t is
thought that depositors will receive q
large percentage.
A large meeting Of merchants, held
last night in Nashville, demanded
that the legislature secept the fifty pei
cent. proposition made by creditors o
the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Might Associated Press Reportl
The supreme court adlourns Friday
for two weeks.
Messrs. Blaine, Hale, Dorsey and
Robson, left to-day for Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
President Hayes pardoned Colonel
John "A. Joyce. He had served his
term and the pardon relieves him from
fine and restores him to citizenship.
William Poor who was slightly bit
ten by small dog eight weeks ago,
died from hydrophobia.
Governor Hubbard, OF Texas, teleS
graphs the secretary OF war, informing
him of the surrender of the rangers,
and the shooting of Howard, Atkin-
son and Mcbride. Governor Hub.
bard adds: THE balance of the state
troops are held M prisoners. These
latter will doubtless share the same
fate unless rescued by the United
States forces, who were under your or
ders marching to their relief. We
have information of II large body of
Mexican citizens participating in the
massscre,n
A commission has been issued for
Wade as collector OF the third Georgia
district. When hls bond for fifty
thousand dollars is approved he will
take possession OF the office.
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Yesterday evening, near the eastern
terminus OF the Main street rail-
way, two horses attached to a wagon
became frightened at a passing train
and dashed down the street at fright
full speed, running into another wag-
on, breaking the tongue and the right
front and hind wheel. The conclusion
threw the driver TO the ground, but he
succeeded in regAIning his feet In time
to check them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Guilty OF hobbing TITS own Fathe y,
BosT0N, Dec. l0.-A special from ST.
John, N, b., reporting the arrest Of
John o. Miller alias Chapman, the
Georgia forger, says Miller has been
forgingpaper upon his fathers banking
houseln that city, for number Of
years, but was not discovered until the
early part OF 1875. He had obtained
about one hundred thousand dollars In
this manner, when his crime was
discovered. Miller left Georgia, and has
been Swallowed by detectives ever
since.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
A Fresh supply Of Troops lelng Raised
In Russia -The rlcyna Army Win
Soon Attempt 10 Gross
the Balkans.
England not In Favor Of Al owing tho
Three EmperOrs to Settle the Destiny
Of Turkey A Crisis Has Been
Reached and There Is an In.
easy Feeling In London.
Indications that the Russians viii A..
lack hVhiplSa rHss- numoFcd Dis.
scusi0us IN Iho English CHbinrt


LONDON, December 10. The Times
thus concludes an editorials "Bnt for
the present the country, however IT,
ntaled al Russiau ambition and Ser
Wan treason, cannot believe Itself In
any danger
The Times Bucharest correspondent
reports that orders have been given In
Russia for the immediate mobilization
of $4,000 fresh troops. NEW battalions
are continually crossing the Danube.
The Belgrade correspondent OF the
Times says General HarvatOviCh IL ad.
vancing eastward from Adj, and has
already effected "a Junction with the
Russians and ROumanians.
The Daily News says: 1--WE cannot
help fearing that BeacOnsneld has
summoned parliament rather to attain
indemnity for something actually
done than to consult II rs 10 future
policy"
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times says intelligence from all sides
leaves no doubt that the Russians from
Plevna have commenced forward
movemes { in every direction. There
are several indications that they are
just about to attack Chipka Pass. Great
dissatisfaction is expressed ut Constan'
tinople with Suleiman Pasha. Hi re.
call is probable.
The Daily Telegraph's Berlin dis.
patch says an impression Is prevalent
in diplomatic and bureaucratic circles
here, that the German government il
DESTROYS of terminating the war that
1t will adhere fully and freely to what.
ever conditions Russia may resolve to
exact, and that " has resolved neither
itself to advance any obstacle, nor SO
far rs it can help, TO allow any other
power to hinder the eXtinc ton of rur-
key rs II European power.
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Illicit sam seized.

NEW York, December ia Uni
ted States deputy collector made a
raid upon the building at No. 20 Ash
street, Brooklyn, where they seized
an illicit whisky still. Among the
spoils was large copper still, two fer
menting tubs, ak thousand gallons
of mash and some whisky. There
were M arrpstg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
GERMANY.
The rapai Crisis ~ u siond' stilI- On
81 Hismarck's lmpiacnbio Enemies
Removed from tha Kings Court

~ BismaTcE's ImpincAbie Enemies
Removed from ihs Kings Court
LONDON, Dec, no., "A Berlin despatch
TO the standard says the anxiously ex.
pected solution OF tho papal crisis
seems again at stand'still. Siuce
yesterday II has been certain that
Prince Bismarck viii not return to
Berlin this year.
Dr. Sldow, Under Secretary Of state
for ecclesiastical affairs, declines to DO.
come the successor Of Dr. Hermann,
President OF the Superior Council of
the evangelical church, and conse-
quently Dr. Folk, Minister OF Public
Instruction aud Ecclesiastical Affairs,
has refused TO countersign the decree
accepting DR.. Hcrmann'a resignation.
Tonight II Ia rumored that Count
Nessellecode, Chamberlain to the En-.
press and one OF Prince Bsmarek's
most Influential aud implacabe adver.
saries, had been removed from the
court.
The Posts Berlin despatch says
Prince Bismarck returns early in Jan
uary,
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Elected hisIl0D.

SPRINGFIELD, LII, Dec. 49, - The
diocesal convention of the Episcopal
church Of the Springfield diocese, unan-
imously voted both orders, and selected
Rev. Geo. Fox Seymour, ID Dean
OF the General Theological Seminary
of New York, bishop Of this diocese,
which was created by the late general
convention mt Boston,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

The English papers are clamoiing
for peace-they were immensely war.
like two months ago, when Turkey
seemed to have the advantage, But
1t does not appear that England Ia now
regulating the policy aud the map Of
Europe. Russia is scarcely In n mood
now to be influenced by the wishes Of
the British press or, indeed, by the
protests of the British cabinet,
and there will have to be some
stronger interpOsition than the moral
influence OF any single nation to ar.
rest the movement which Ia even now
setting toward the Moslem capital.
Prussia Is openly sympathizing with
Russia, Earl Derby has emphatically
said that Austria is not to be relied on
for any genuine cooperation In check.
ing the czar's designs. Italy IL almost
on hostile terms with the porte,
Greece and the whole swarm OF
little outlying provides are ready tc
fall upon Turkeys bleeding flank
who then IL to pull England's chest
nuts from the fire? The situation has
far more the appearance OF an expul'
sion Of the Turkish race and division
Of the Turkish territory, than an mr.
rest OF the war In its present stage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Ehe Hand Of Death was Laid Suddenly
Upon Them.

RANDOLPH, Mass, December 49,
Catherine Ryan, residing on Lafayette
street, was found under the influence
of gas. There is slight hope Of her re-
covery, as II was too late when she was
discovered. Her children, three boys
and girl, and Mary Il, Barry, aged
fourteen, relative, who passed the
night with them, were all dead, suilo.
Gated by the same cause
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Two Chiid,en perish 4" she Flame.

NEwBURd, n. ", December TO-
Thomas Rooney's house, ut West
Point, was burned o-day. His two
children, aged three and five respec-
lively, were burned. They were locked
In the house, their parents being ab,
sent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Indications.

For the west gulf states, southeast
winds, stationary or higher tempera'
ture, falling barometer, cloudy westh-
er. Cautionary signals are ordered FOL
Indianola, Galveston and Key West.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

When a Boston girl accepts lover
she says, "Bean's II you, yes"-[ New
York Herald. When New YORK girl
accepts a lover she says, "Cents ils
you, yes ~ Boston Advertiser. When
Detroit girl accepts lover she don't
use any slang. She simply hands In
her check for $4,000 to get the layout.
--IDeiroit Free Press. When a Chi.
cago girl accepts a lover she says
"This IL good for thirty days."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

A special from Henry, Illinois, says
L. b. McFadden 4 Co, large operators
In coal mines, have failed, with IiabIli-
ties at $1,000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

OF Ladies' and Gentlemens. Muillers Scaris,
Lndies' Embroidered and Fancy SILK Ties,
Fancy Necklaces.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
A Large Line Of silk and Alpaca
Umbrellas.
BARGAINS

In Ladies', Gontlemens' and Chlldrens
Pain Linen and Initial Handkerchlet4.
Some OF these goods are put up especially
for HOLIDAY TRADE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
Great Variety of Albums.

There Ia no more appropriate Holiday
Present han fine Album. v have them
nj all prices. and having bought q large job
lot enormously low, we are Offering them
accordingly. They must be seen to be APP
preciated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
WASHINGTON.
Judge Howard Murdered by tho San
Ellzarlo Mob After lie Had Snrren.
dOred Two OF the hangers
share the Same Fate,
Governor Hubbard Informs the Secretary
Of War OF the Outrage, and Charges
that Citizens Of Mexico PnrtlOIpa.
ted In the Affair.
The Hangers DisnTmed and Liberated
John a, Joyce, Of the Notorious
NJ. Louis whisky Ring, PardOned,
Nnnu Aaanciutnu pfnka Rnnnrt

Ns'NNh th'N'N'iNN'N ANNH 'N'f'ANfl
WASHINGTON, December l0--rho
war department has the following al.
vices; Chicago dispatches just recelv.
ed AT General Sheridan's headquarters
late Last night, from Captain Blair In
command at Fort Bliss, report that the
Texa, Rangers at Sian Elizarlo sutren-
dered yesterday. Judge Howard, agent
for the salt mines, and Atkinson and
Mcbride, OF the Texas Rangers, were
shot, and the rest OF che Rangers dis
armed and liberated. The Rangers
are now at Fort Bliss, opposite I'll
Paso, Mexico, and the mob has dis
persed. No help was given from the
Mexican side of the river. The mob
was composed entirely OF native born
citizens OF Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Elegant Work Boxes, Glove ana
handkerchief shell Boxes, re" wip-
ers. MAGNIFICENT Assortment OF
vorsted Embroidery In slippers, and
other Patterns TOO numerous to men
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

No Baby Show can compete with IL.
Every siyie from 10 cents TO chO &c Dolls AT
loo and up. Wax Dolls, Doll Parlor Furm-
ture.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.

Yesterday morning, about half-past ok
O'Clock, The horses Of the Reliance Fire In
gine Company, attached - their wagon,
which WAS being loaded with sweet potatoes
At Fourth street wharf, suddenly and With
out any apparent cause, became frightened
and spripgiag forward threw the driver, Mr..
Josephs, out. Tho horses ran rapidly
around 70 Third ssrest, sud continuing
their course On to the bridge, the draw b.
inx of and no fender across. they dashed
into The creek, followed BY the wagon, and
were drowned. .,
The Bridge tender. Mr.. Bareford, WAS
much censured for lsaviag the guard pole
of, bas It 10 evident that II 1t had been on
it would have been of no use.
The horses were dark iron grays, and
were valued At $500 The wagon and horses
both were recovered yesterday afternoon.
At meeting Of the Reliance Fire Con.
psny, last evening, after full investiga-
tion, the driver WAS exouerated from all
blame for tho accident which led to the los
Of their fine team of horses.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
SOCIETIES..
Msyf1Has sHrs (wIDHRspAY) svBr

MsSfINas This (wIDHRsDAY) EVENING.
Hope Lodes, No. 81, I. o. o. F., At Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 3, 8. Of T.,
Il the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of
rue Tenplar's at NcClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. :. O U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 40 King street.
? Harmony Lodge, No. 3, A. o, of G.. F.,
AcC.ary's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 8, K. Of P, at K.
Of P, Hsll, 3ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. Is, K. Of P, Jr., O.
U. A. NJ Hall, 51l Market street.
Cherokee Tribs, No. 1, I. o. R. NJ, at
Maris Building, 9Th and Shipley streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
gspsTA II FORsSALE
DUbLIE ALE-M. THOMAS d SONS,
/ AuctionetrS.
aE ~ l.~G HHANCH RAILROAD OF
= fTaE WILMINGT)NiAND REA
! %Dnn II ,t-s+' r

, fTaE WILMINGTONiAND REA
mt Raj ROAD Ct'. 80
In the Titcu,t Court of the United States
q and f,r he Eastern District Of pennsyl-
vG,1a. ,,,sn In quity, No. 66 April session,
w. FREDERICK d. SAMPSON
GEORGE McnARDEss;oN AND orHFRs.
"a, a"u ~ rtue Ola n.cree entered
me 'h'rtt"n,b "ny Of October, A. n,, s77,
rees, to wt'o" aIt ne,dfu' auth ii. 1m the
,reimise. has been given bv the So ID decree
!skS |s|;sg + 5 IEssss; f;;s %Iss
sses ssgas s e aas y1hssa 81 e oqts hs
VII AINGT'h AND kt;ADING RAIL.
t:OAtACOM pANX xnown ~ she RE D.
INC Y kA ,CH IA Lk,A,., extending
,,om he village Of Birdsb"'o' 10 Poplar
Neck. !" ;be equity - Berks state o.
pennsy wanna, ana tho rs,!wsy. rails.
tai.iing = tna stitl Wedding Bra. ch 4
We -. &.il ,ht right title ana interest %
he Wiin,ing'nu and kead'nx Rail,t'a
'oa'taayi.. Ii: TO 4 f.E ~ dated ianu-
sXssyA fo.a ctn & say ,sas Dc :. St :t a. b. II II
q NJ. a a.d kea ln R,.'lrnaY tion. rany,
JssH lhalsix,yt Of b th, sss ID ksrk !. County
,1n1 r. vi, VIII, eli exc tlr fr,'m alle cid
tn" s+td ,tranch kaiDoLd 81. .POl 'ar Neck
to , point at pr near ,Psi,n trs=t, in the
SOLD i,+s. " ~ + and Discharged troin al IN.
''uinhrances s1.aeqpen' - stb" 'ien ots =
...rt"i" mortgage dated the hh w otJnlv.
.. y. 1874, made by the said Wilmington
R"adinE Railroad Company 10 in un.
0'f''sned '1s:sdss rEkTs OF SALE.
The proparty viii be sold to the besl =. d
b ahe b d ;er upju n Slyni Is ,ni. =
dt'i,,nS ',f sale, - wit: ai1 Thousand dol
ara ~ 000) Of the purchase ~ Oney tn Ne
pa, III o.,h when Lie proper y IL ruek
or aud tho b Jan = vi 'hn. tn rty 80 days
after the conn natisn Of the, sale ny tae
lin te' ttai sk Cir' uI. Go art r. tht Eastern
Wstrtc OF off'ennsyluanta. Provid d that he
balance Sf he ..urchas~ money may other
be paid / Cash ar sataied n,r by recfip,ing
tAthe u,.d, r gned TrusHes t.'r tns dtvi
dsnd 1t TO SAID h&:a GO Of the pu cns.e
40 y whi"h may aIo.ar 20 ne ,payahl.
on An, or the bO,ds II the said couc i,any
and tn matured co',p. nsat caed thereto
Mcu red by III" Aforesaid 10 mortkage OF July
the 9Th. 4. y. 1874 which may be he'd by
the said purchaser. pom the confirmation
compl ance " tn all tn conditions Of The
@ale, tn. pu. chssershall be entitled to =
GOOD and sufficient deed for the lame tr
aim Ia 60 4 mple. IT, m the said Trustees
free, clear md disc 1arKod from al thcuM
i anses hubseQuent to the lio'. Of the xfore
sai rlortgsg aud claim or demand Of III.
>s.id ailrOad Company " Of ,.,y "srson,
laiming under them by way Of equity. .
rsaemp ION, ,or otherwise.
1GEtIKt3E BkOyKE. -
asehas & q iEo'is, Rich >Kpsor, Trustee"
CHARrE. Arr, or Counsel will
JbAPMAN B DDtF, It y Trustees
M. THyMA~ 4 aON, Auctioneers,
not. 30 and AZ South 'our: h A.,
oc8- NN w-ts 81. Fh ladelrh a.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
Local Ana4Hs0.
$500 REWARD.

A Reward Of $500 hss bsen offered by HE
kxcellsncy, Governor Cochran, for the cap
ture of William Scott, the negro, who out.
ragged Miss Harriet Isabella Foreaere, near
uernsid On the night Of tho 22nd inst.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
4 CITIZENS MEETING.

A meeting of the cilissn's will be held to-
morrow, evening at 7 O'Clock, in the city
Hall, for the purpose Of coasidering m or
'iiaance now pendiag before tho City Coun.
ell, to change tAs grade Of Washington 81.
to Park Avenue, and Fourteenth and Nf>
veenth Streets at Washtastsu Street.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
LARCENY.

b. Thomas Tsylor, colored, wss srraigped
before Squire Brady last night, charged by
Julia A. Taylor, with larceny Of some goods
of hers. Thomas Was held In t2O0 bail for
bis appearance at Court, IN default Of which
he was committed.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
P. K. A. ball Nov. Q h.

For Umbrellas 60 to the one price estab-
lishment next door to the Opera House. D.
McClosky proprietor.
Ladies who take prids in a Shoe thai
makes the foot look well shoUld be mea,
surrd ny NJ. D4pahee.
The Y. NC. A. Lyceum met at half past
seven O'Clock last evening in the rooms Of
the society at S57 Market St.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
WASHINGTON.
ARREST OF A RlNGSTEn.
r n e EASThRN WAR.

THE SITUATION IN BULGARIA.
LONDON. Oct. 80.--The headquarters OF
the Pruce of Rounanis and General Tol
Isben haye correspondent, thai Poredin may
be prepare for the Gar, VINO will take up
his quar-. ers there.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

n rtI E--N' tice is herrb, ven that on
ard after NoveA Der bth 1877, u side
WA - within Lhe city mlts unless .ut in
aoI ! c.'ndil'on by Jbeir res ective Ownt rs
vii ber el by the city al the expense
70 ilo "wners of said p operty where the
VIZ X q done. h. h, HOAGLANn.
octN-St RAftSt Conmtse1 e1oNor,
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CLOTHING.
The STATE OF MAN,

"Thls u the state Of man to day he ru s
rth
The lender leavss Of hope, tomorrow bios.
And near hi, hlush'ng honnrs thick upon
him.
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase comfort
able ClO )nng? Le, HIM 90 to the
CLOCHiNG HOUsE OF A q YATES
o. IT, dE BuilManE. Cor. StAtb
sad Chestnul.
There he will see the great Clothing house
or wded wi h p opie from mrrhing u" II
u. h ,doi & a succ s,ful and large bust
-e's Already, and only'ln thA seco q week
nf Sep pmb-r. Although the wea,he is
sarn and rainy, vet our tales are 30 far
funr times larger than last year Why IL it
that We are doing such ' Large business be.
yUnd wi Otheis7 a. p.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
BOARDING..
JeDARDING.-Cheap, at 306 shipleySt.
NOTICES.

n:tilCE -~All perso whose D"mes are
on the bOoK of the C.-opera, iou for
shares Or nny Others who intend to take
,uy stn k Il, 1t, are urgent!y r ques'ed to
tie r, sent th.s ev~ lDg, al 9Th and Shipley
u. !, clock, as busint ss IT sr al i p,rL-
anc will b. brought before the meeting n
ade 1t on to 9 ctl IL VI Ulcers it'll hoped
0. i3 II W. C,tOGK, II. 3.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31
FORfIG n.
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE,

THE SITUATION IN FRANCE.
LoNDFN, Oct. 30.-The Paris Journal
(Benspsr,is') sta es that the Gove, nmen'
has not yet decided to abandon the policy of
resistance. -
A great part Of the Senators and H. pu 'es
betng sbsrut iu the provinces, on account
Of mex Sundays election for ConssllIers d.
Arron basement and Conseillers-G Generaux,
gotiAttons for L compromise which had
co4nneLced have been pos poned 10 Non
dAy.
DISTRIBUTION OF GOLD.
LONDON, Oct. 80 -Of The 953l 900 in
gold which arrived from the east on SAtur-
DIP, 9l46, 900 In sovereignes went into the
Bank o. England yesterday (e50,000 bciog
saken out for Esyp)-
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

.,aa Noh, or w WlLMlNGrOh
~ WESfEHN EAI .RO OAD-Commene
H. H. 4 Il arsdsy bee, \. lHe' Trains Will rah
:. .o'.eVsii ,Hs VWsii,miuxtoa. " p "A m, and aor. nj
IIen.S IeMS ,aaderSSrx ID % spd - m,
AT've sr Il w,lmi1gtoa 78A N, ahaS1ee
AssIe. re; .s1.as.ns.rt ..tl' n ..'no1,' \
EE;;5NNECrrONe. Train leayipg Lander,
berg % ai i y :. 9. vtth trsin Tor Phi'ade'
p1'a Train In leaving w.lra' sto9 (. VIZ p !. n n
snS n'% Psnusyl lvania snet delaware train lcnv-
imo sm" Tandenberg atl 70 .. -. ,.
~ Train Leayine Lands IN bers at ~ P. 10,
vIt6 Pennsylvsn's and !,slswArs train E, ana 1H
Win twain leaving Wilmington tor TnAls'
"'i 'rrair leaving wltnlnEtcn IT t.oe N
with train les .iAs nii>deiphla ~ : ~ ?.
100 'y-r -.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-31

A HDe assortment of Canes at the Ope, q
House hat 81 ore. 4.
Pull It in | the soiree at the Friendship
Engine house, next Saturday evening.
The best Shoes In the city at the loves
rates 10 at Mr.. Danahee' 9, 7th and Poplar SIS.
Walking advertisements every man, wo-
man and child who has once tried Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup cannot say enough In its
praise, and this is the reason why its sale is
constantly increasing. '''
The steamship estate of Virginia" OF
the state Line, will leave pier AZ, North
River, New York city, At noon on Thurs
day next, Noy. l. First cabin, from 500 to
SO; second cabin, $45. Tickets can be OBJ
tsined Ut the HERALD oface. Geo. o O'Byr1s
II Co., agents for this city.