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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
PerSOnNI

We yesterday had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. Howard Il. FELTON,, Of
New York, a gentleman who is in
terested in mining matters, and is in
Eureka for the purpose of examining
some OF our best properties, with a
view OF reporting on the same to East
ern capitalists. He informs us that
our district is attracting more atten-
ton at the present time in Eastern
cities than at any other place on the
coast; and that there is a prospect of
a large amount of capital being in.
vested here during the ensuing season.
We understand that Mr.. Felton's visit
is connected with the Bald Eagle prop
erty which was bonded to New York
parties some time ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Wanted

A Shoshone buck, on Tuesday last,
applied to one of our local officers for
redress for the wrongs inflicted upon
him and his kin by a brother buck,
whom he accused of stealing a shot
gun from him, and also of committing
an indecent assault on his sister. His
moving tale of his troubles and woes
was c~orroborated by the female in
question. who poured forth her agony
OF grief in broken English, and like a
veritable Niobe, almost dissolved in
tears as she related her sorrows. Both
seemed TO be more vexed by the LARGE.
ny OF the weapon than the attempt
upon her honor, and flung in the latter
incident AS q sort of a make. weight, as
something likely to enlist his sympa-
thies, and cause him to put forth the
strong arm of the law in their behalf.
The representative of justice, however,
could not see his way clear in the mat
ter, and refused to interfere, a conclu-
sion hat evidently did not suit the
noble brave and maiden, for they lett
with the avowed purpose of invoking
the Shoshone code OF the devoted head
of the offender. jim, the wronged
buck, informed us that the Ter tdtioniS
of the tribe permits him to iDhict CAPT
tai punishment on the criminal, pro-
viding that he is able, and possesses the
necessary courage 10 take the law into
his own hands. The white mans in
difference to his losses Expresses him
with the conviction that he is outside
of the pale OF civilization, and entitled
to none of the benefits resulting from
our elevated position in the scale of
humanity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07

A medical friend of outs, who en-
joys a large practice on Ruby Hill, had
occasion the other day to bring back
with him a bottle. the contents of which
he proposed to submit to a critical in
spection, i'll order To enable him To
diagnose the disease with which one of
his patients was afflicted. 1t had for
merly contained Florida Water, but its
LIQUID contents, when brought home,
were not exactly as pleasant as origi-
naliy, although the odor was possibly
as powerful and penetrating. He care
lessly left 1t on his table, and departed
tor his office. The lady who takes care
of his rooms. in company with an in
innate female friend, entered shortly
atterward. and seeing the bottle, sup
posed that it was fresh from the drug
store. U%ncorking it, she poured out a
plentiful supply into the palm of her
hand. and applied the supposed re-
freshing toilet article literally. Her
nose suddenly went very high in the
air, an intense look of disgust stole
over her face as she shifted the vile
smell, and she dashed the flask out OF
the window, shattering it into a thou
sand pieces. What it contained we
positively decline to state, although II
is no secret among the ladies, but it is
morally certain that in the future more
care will be taken, and more precau-
ton used in appropriating the contents
of any glass vessel found in his rooms.
Although the doctor was no wiser as
to the disease of his patient, the lady is
willing to certify that his dissolution
Judging from her experience, is almost
u matter OF certainty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Adah Richmond B~uriesque Troupe.

A jammed house greeted the Adah
Richmond Troupe last evening, on the
occasion of their fifth performance.
The bill presented was a most enter
tanning one, commencing with the
farce of Zone Thousand Milliners
Wanted" The jokes, complications.
and amusing situations of this old
standby were well received and put
the audience in the best of humor. 1t
WAS followed by the burlesque of
&" Richard Ye III Times" which was
a burlesque in the broadcast sense of
the word. The mouthings and froth-
ings of the humpbacked hero were
reproduced by Nose Fiske in a style
that would have delighted the heart of
a Bowery %newsboy. Nose Fiske
seems to be peculiarly adapted to the
part. His coinical rendition, tragedy
pushed To the verge of the awful, and
his vaporings and hoastings, were too
much for the risibilities of the assem-
blage; and they laughed and cheered
with a vim and purpose that must
have gratitied the genial actors organ
of self esteem. The charming Adah,
as Richmond, was as fascinating as
usual. and the throng would have
been satisfied If Richards idea, that
there were six Richmonds in the field.
IA been a correct one. The balance
OF the troupe performed their various
roles 10 the entire satisfaction of the
patrons of the hall. This evening the
celebrated burlesque of the 'Brigand
Chief" will be given, including in it.
cast the full strength of tie
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Notice TO the public.

Notice is hereby given that M. H. JOSEPH,
of the GOLDEN RULE STORE. having 50
proclaimed. he will sell gents furnishing
goods. hats, caps, boots. shoes, stationery.
than any other man in town. Joe having
concluded to take a trip for change and
recreation the reduction Of his stock has be-
come absolutely necessary; so the dear pubs
lie are generally invited to inspect his stock,
which is the most varied in Eureka, and will
be sold at prices that defy competition.
COZ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07

Maurice Hartnett yesterday visited
a mining location at Silverado, belong.
ing to Ben. G. Levy, and examined its
merits. He pronounces it f~rst.class,
although undeveloped as yet to any
extent. Silvera6o has in the past
turned out an immense gtnount of
bullion, and there a number of good
mines located in that district, notably
the Rescue, Queen, and Jones Broth.
ers' property. We hope that Ben. has
a bonanza in store for him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Gone East.

Superintendent w. Wermuth, Of the
Hoosac mine, departed for New York
this morning, on business connected
with the company's affairs. Since his
return from that metropolis a year ago,
ne has put the mine on a substantial
basis. proved its value, and demon
strated the fact that it is a good proper
W. HIS energetic work has been re
warded by the opening of good ore
bodies, and the mine at the present
time looks most promising. Mr.. Wer-
muth VIII be absent a month or six
weeks, and during his absence Julius
Lesser, OF the New York store, will
attend to his business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
The Programme for the Season.

The Programme for the Season.
The following will be the programme
of the Adah Richmond Troupe for the
balance of their season in Eureka;
Tonight, the "Brigand Chief" Friday
evening, the farce of .Night at the
Club. and the burlesque of "The
Golden Butterfly" Saturday evening,
''Three Musket Deers," with a minstrel
scene introduced; Sunday evening, q
medley of b~urlesques, introducing the
salient points of five pieces. There
will also be a grand matinee Saturday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07

Geo. A. Davis will sell at public auc-
ton on Saturday next a large number
of handsomely bound books, a con-
signment lately received from San
Francisco, and comprising in the lot
an entertaining selection of the latest
literature, as we'll as valuable standard
works, and fresh editions of old ia
vorites. We have noticed M peculi-
arity in connection with the announce
ment that indicates a revival among
our literateurS OF IA taste for the earlier
authors. On the list submitted to our
b~ibliophiles is Boccsccio's "Decamer-
on" the "Heptameron," and Rabe-
lai's works. These were all written
three or four centuries ago, and al
though recognized as classics, have
been e~xpurgated from the family
library by reason of their racy style
and piquant contents of their pages. In
fact, they contain many incidents and
adventures, the telling of which is cal
culated to shock the rigid moralists of
the nineteenth century. Singular as 1t
nay seem, every n who has
glanced over the catalogue has given
George explicit orders to reserve
these volumes for them, and he finds
such a demand, one that be is n
bic to satisfy. that he seriously con-
templates ordering a large invoice OF
the much sought after books. or
course those who are so anxious to
procure them only want them in or
der to become more familiar with the
style and customs of the good old
days. They are not attracted by the
nor love tales OF the Queen of
Navarro. nor the vulgarity of the
French P%antagruel. To the pure, all
things are pure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Mining Location.

Blue Bell mine, located March 9Th,
1878, by J. G.. Ford and John Wright,
claiming 1900 linear feet. This claim
is situated south of, and adjoining the
Colleen Bawn mine.
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Richmond Rulii0n.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment of bullion for the Rich
mond Company yesterday morning:
Six fine dore bars, valued at $l2,l27 SO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Not Tri6ing

By any means. is that stock of hats at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Joe. for q fact,
has the largest stock Of fashionable hats to
be found in the State, and he is selling at
good-looking men may be seen with new and
elegant head coverings. fT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
RuIIiOn Nhinmenf.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion yesterday
morning: Five bars, which were
valued at $1,000 90.
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lust Receixed.

Mrs. Ashim received last evening;
by express, several buckets of fresh
oysters, which she will dispose of in
large or small quantities at reduced
prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-07
Reduction.

Great reduction'in GLOVES at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE, to close out the present
stock. which is at present the largest in the
State of Nevada. fN
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l.. +. Overalls,

Worth 81 so, only 70 cts, at the MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. mh5
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All MerimO ~Undershirts,
Sold at rs cents. at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANICS' TRADE DEPOT. mh5
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SUBSCRIBERS, 25 cents. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. mh5
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sY THE EUREKA AND PALisADK RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
NJ Conklin A Dupey
A Aulbaca EShuhn
j Saysr Al Gallitez
G Il Convers Born
A Dion q.
Arrivals Last Wight.
J. E Moylc Il wife Mrs Farmer
j I McOermit u Green
j b Mcdonald j Smith
A S Sloper
Phoebe, Hamilton and Eureka Line
ARRIVALS.
M ii Gibbons
DEPARTURES.
] A Rokehl
By the Typo stage Line.
ARRIVALS.
ATrippel Kelley
DEPARTURES.
Andrew Carlson Jim Ford
Jake Schahan j Clounan
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10 Raymond x Ely-5 AZ
l40 Eureka Con,-33
100 Aips-2B0c ZI0c
300 BslmObt-30c
100 Jackson -21a
10 8iia-65c
60 Leopard-30c
100 Newark SOC
80 Northern BELIEF SA
30 Manhat an-l0
$50 Hussey-l05c li0c
$50 De Frees-4Oc 200
400 CHA zoe
IIl5 Grand frize-l0k l0H
10 0 Argenta- SOC 45c 40c
so Navajo-l6Oc l65c
1000 Endowment-1o
$500 Young America Soc
800 independence 60c
1910 Silver Prize-75c Zoe
20 Argenta -45c
$50 Horpet-30c 25c
400 Starr
100 Bel Q lsle-45c
go Day Silver -llOc
4g0 liamburS-33)c
80 talcon-B5c
30 Modoc- 65c 60c
80 Alps 250c "a
~ Standart-31
3D Bjdie-T1c
100 Martin Whito-5H
80 Leeds -l95c
20 Grand Prizs-l0H
1870 Tip Iop-3f5c BLOC 81
I3j Grand Prize-l0ls
800 Argenta-45c
10 eureka CoB.-D
10 RAYMOND q Ely-4H
40 Hussey-li0c
ON Mndne liz.
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Gloves and Mfttens.

From rs cents per pair, at the MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. mh5
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O REPORT.
suu Francisco stock Exchange

snu Francisco STOCK Exchange.
SAN Francisco. March G
Morning BOard.-ll A. M.
$50 Ophir-52H 52Z
2i5 M~exican-l3H
6l3 Gosld n Curry-8L SIX S%b5 81
1910 Best IL Belchcr-20A 20% 20M
40 California; 9Z 30
43O S%avage-llL IL l0B llbl0 1lb30
1345 Con. Virginia-22s 22A ia b5
40 Chollar-32%
1910 Crown Point--5N
70 Yellow Jacket-l0
400 Hale * Norcross-9M
$500 1mperial--70c
$50 Kentuck-3A 3 Bloc
600 Alpha l0A 1917 ~ l0hb5
$50 Belcher-4i5c 400
400 Sierra Nevada 430c 440c Az 43oc
100 Crown Point-5h
100 Con. Virginia-22B
l35 Utah-llA III IL
1870 Bullion-6 6H
500 Daney- 4Oc
) Seq. Belcher-26
1880 Excheouer-4A 430c 435c 44Oc
81 Overman-l5H l5A
975 Justice -SA So 81 sas "a
$50 Succor-24
100 Sierra Nevada-43oc 4l0c
+ $50 Alta-7h IN IN IN b5o
$40 Julja-240c 1905 ~
4O5 Silver Hill 23oc 25uc "a
2I0 Challenge ~ ,oo. a.
800 SENATOR
IS Bullion-6&
$50 Woodville-65c
$50 Andes-65c
900 Wells fargo-5c
100 Ward Soc
$50 Leviathan -35c
$50 T%roian-40c 4jc
100 Bentou-l
$50 10. Scates-30c
22j Solid Silver-5k 81
$50 Caledonia 2s 255c
$40 Alt.-71s Ia b30
100 Yellow Jacket-l04
100 ST. Louis SOC
40 Justlc8-SL
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
STE STEAMSHIP ! LINES.
a, n DOR : ToT o s. a1ais4 haa
.trelaai Do Lslaa aeal ! II

.Lll ~ t3tt HNs ~ A9uih'9t 'iAA"
.tgfisai us IslG1 aeaf II
1ofs Of haiasg | !grtpa mel"
9liw lroy DO sraII VOC ] $50
sGaog 81 OF b. iaW I ;oa,A8nua
aod nay ao.a sogsa uao I .wobada
NOT hotHeqa1
aeosa 1sd 1sIH H1on
! yii Asi., ol, .s01oR rRdi yIiuf
.saaai7. .dtia sqii
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Igsa4ol ,t-g % fiiM , ieni IS. etiV
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
HER AID NOTES.

,,Eq ,,q False friendship is like the parasite moss
u0 d which deeds on the life of the tree which
aHaaA 1t pretends TO adorn. ..
How immensely would our conversation
be abridged if all mankind would speak
only the truth.
All the poetmasters of the country have
been ordered to send to Washington what
10, ever Scent pieces they may receive, ii
1tggg order that these coins may be withdrawn
slffom circulation, w Io ."t
The Springfield (Mass.) Gas Compan.
has bought the right for that city to U.s.
Holly system for running steam pipe
through the streets to furnish hest AM
power for adjoining beildings, and the cit
government will be asked to permit tn
q construction of an experimental line tn
ID ,4, coming winter. ... ,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
o,;PERsoNAL AND POLITICAL.

Judge O.gM.o Roberts, who has been
,nominated By the democrats for Governor
Of Texas, is an old Texan, has represented
, the republic in It's congress, was president
rDf the convention that passed the ordinance
E,4pfs secession ,sswas elected United states
Senator after the war at the time Throck-
morton was made Governor, and was re-
moved from office by the United States
authorities.
The Sunday Times and Post announce
officially that Lord Beaconsfeld has selec-
ted the Marquis Of Lorne to succeed Lord
\ .Duferin as Governor General OF Canada
Dennis Kearney, the California agitator
arrived at Boston on Sunday. He was met
Ut the depot by several hundred people, and
. on beng driven to the Sherman House ad
dressed the crowd from the balcony. De
!, nouncipg politicians, monopolies, capita
LISTS and the press
I, On Saturday afternoon, while engaged
in lsboriBg at the mouth Of a coal shaft a
steubenville, Ohio, man by the name o.
: Duroue was precipitated to the bottom o
Z the Dit, q distance Of 100 feet, and almos
/. scrushed to atoms. Three other men wer
thrown at the same time, but saved them
selves. t,.e. rs..,, .-. ...
~ The Permanent Exhibition was open Of
70 Sunday last, the first time on Sunday sine
last sAmmer. It is estimated that 600
persons were present. The exh ibit, wer
oil uncovered. There was grand sacred
organ concert.
The total number of yellow fever case
reI orted to the Board of Health, New Or
leans, up to noon Sunday was fifty>nine
d deaths, twenty-five. No report was recei
Svsdsunday from the Charity Hospital, bu
sit is stated that number of were admit
q; ted. :, s, "a
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
rxcHANsING THElR OPINIONS,
. LITTLE CAUCUS AT WHICH oAPT. GAL
,.eurK,s NOMINATION WAS NOT RATI-


. n1rrnE CAUCUS AT WHICH cAPT. GAL
IAeHrh's NOMINATION WAS NOT RATI-
LA1hAA wod 4
FLED. 4 r~f'AtT ANN
J Last evening, although the weather was
uufayorable, perhaps dozen Of the truly
Republicans assembled in the third story
rooms. RuDford's building, 4oa Market
street
rhey were drawn together by the an
nouncemept that the Executive Committee
would meet for the purpose Of counting the
votes cast at the nomination election On
saturday. Time passed however, and no
one came in, and at length they grouped
themselves together and begsn to express
their opinions as to the way In which inc
contest had been carried on. 4
aWell," said one, "its my opinion tna'
the whole election was farce from peg'n.
ming to end, and the papers did not tell na'i
the truth" .,.
"That's a fact" chimed in another. III
was disgraceful occurrence from one
O'Clock to seven."
"Just look how they carried on In the
Eighth Ward and in the Third Ward, put In
| Postmaster Pyles' men. Why, was there
two or three hours, and can't recall one
decent man that vote for Capt. Gallagher
they were nearly all niggers or 10" row.
dies" ...
"Talking of Gallagher, I tell you he's TOO
much of politician for any Of 'em, and ne
could commence again and beat them worse
than BEFORE"
ooh, yes," retorted the other, "Cap is q
nolitician, and that's all he Is. lie SAID ut
never asked a man to work for him or vote
cor him, and we all know it's lie. Why
ii was down at Bob Fraim's this morning
and he showed me letter from Gallagher
to Fraim offering him $40 If he would Vete
for him."
"No, nor Howard Jenkins either. know
both of them fellows WE'LL" interrupted
another.
Postmaster Pyles' man now commencet
again "Cap says he would have supportes
IFraim If he had been nominated, and I'm
lcertaip he wouldn't have done any such
thing. was down at the Fourth Ward polii
on Saturday, and saw lots of Democrats
voting for Gallagher. saw half dozer
| OF these moral suasion men, and went w
to Frairn and told him If he would say tht
: word would get them to vote. for him, bu
| says he, mo, no, do things fair ard by tht
rules of the party, but Gallagher didn't dt
that, no, SIR"
The young man who was one OF the Judgel
at the First Ward polls then told how thing'
went on there. II turned As Democratic
lyotes away" said he, "and there wer
s scores of others waiting for chance to Vot
b At didn't come up. | saw four or ny
democrats working for the Captain, and
n was impossible for Fraim or Patterson t
K havea fair show. - ,.
"We all know that the Captain put 30 Oh
e go Democrats to work in the water depart
: ment on Friday, in order to get theif votes,
n observed one who had hitherto kept silent
Il "But, look here" he went on, "There's th'
HERALD reporter there, and I'll bet he's ge
y everything we said down in his note boo
'e for te.morrow's paper; its the truth ar
ID how"
ty After this the little assembly appeared
ne be more guarded in their statements, 81
he after some further discussion, during whit
no new -comers put in an appearance, TN
adjourned and went out in the rain.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30

A number of boys of St. Michaels, Md,
broke into the high school and DESTROYED
4.5 the desks, ETC.. They have been arrested.
The Governors Guards, of Annapolis,
were at St. Michaels recently target prac
ticing. Out of fifty shots at $50 yards, but
four hit tae target.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from the disease that are
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss.
ner's Celebrated 90 u m p i've
Powders. These Powders are The only
preparation known that will cure Com.
sumption and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs-indeed; so strong Is our faith
IN hem. and also to convince you that
they are no numbug, we will forward tC
every sufferer. by mail, post paid, free
We don't want your money until you al
Perfect tly satisfied Of their curative powers
II your life is worth saving don't delay in
81 ling these Powders trial, as they will
surely cure You
Price, Tor large box, $500, sent to any ne I,
OF The United States or Canada, by mali CT
receipt Of price.
Address, 70 ''' ''.. ~
ASH & ROBBINS,
Ss0 FULTON STREET. BRooxLYN, N.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30

RTSTssgas,lI q I sss psf seas 81, !, (,
bE2Ml b1S4Esi d Msishs1 e q s; S s;a ,5jrsstp
iaiities. Particulars sn spare
ifrse. Z Improve your sssoN SsN ~
business. Address sriS' ''
Maine
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
HIS OUCUPATION GONE.

Had the Arkansa ! doctor" that "tappedt
the fat man, thinking he had dropsy, bu,
finding no water pl onouncet it dry drop.
sy," lived to-day. he would, like 0thello
IND "his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti.
positivelv, reduces corpulency at from
to pounds per week. Sold by all drug
gists,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
TELECRAMS::.
rTHETRoUphEs 1N-wAsNNGfoN.. :,
WAsMbrJx. july ~. .4ssysral arrests

Of leaders In the rioting were made lite last
nipht, It is not believed there can Ne any
further riotous demonstration OF serlous
property ions the police are provided WIN
Springfield rifles, and no crowdswill pc per-
mirtod to assemble on the streets to>aay;
TIE site of the vBureau Of Engraving VIII
b gusrdsd8o day by 100 policemen, who
are sufficiently amunitioned to resist any
attack.
This morning the entire police force o.
the District reported for duty. Arrange,
ments have been made by which tue full
krcsof marines at the Navy Yard can bt
.Xlmmoned At q, moments warning, apd twt
! Cri three aGatling gums are said tol be II
u resdiDess for use in the remote contingency
'of . Necessity for them.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
VERY SICK.

We regret to learn that the wife Of Detec-
tive William E. Woodward. Esq, is now
lying very low at his residence on Fourth
street between Tatnall and West. We hopt
that the sickness may not prove fatal.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
1.-TWO TRAMPS SHOT.

IA From the Dubuque Telegraph.
Since the employees of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern were armed
they killed two tramps who persisted in
riding without paying anything.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30

Has en assortment OF ready made rurni.
ture, that Is not equalled in size or eiegance.
by any Wilmington Flu rniture house. Hav.
ing had the damage Of the ate flre, which
nearly destroyed his factory repaired, and
Is now ready to execute all orde re- promtly,
Wareroems 27 Market and 200 shtpley
street. My-7.I
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30

CHANGE OF HoURs-WlLMINGTO
u S WESTERN RAILROAD -Commenc-
ng Thursday Dec. 4, 1878, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, a nd 3Op.m
leave Landenburg 8 As a m and 80 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 m, and 10
nm.
Arrive at Landenberg at IL m. and 6 40
p.m. g.
CONNECT ONS.-Train leaving Landen.
oerg at $40 g. M. with train~fer, Philadel-
ohia at s. am.
Train leaving Wilmington a 1920 o m
With train leaving Philadelphia at $40 m
and PennsylvaniaandD Delawaretrain leav.
ing Landenberg at l 90 p. M.
Train Leaving Landenberg at | 30 p. m
With Pennsylvania and Delawaretrain,a ,ant
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila
at 4 80 p. m: -"'
Train leaving wilmington at $50 p n
With train leaving Philadelphia at Is p
n. y. CoNNELL. Sul
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
PORT NEWS.

The schooner, J. W, Sawyer, of Machias,
from Bangor. Me-, arrived yesterday morn
ing loaded with lumber for G. W. Weldin,