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The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

(NRAND OPERA HOUSE!
Positively ONLY TWO EVENINGS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOV. LIST & "a.
The world-famous and original
"VO KES FA MIL
whose elegant entertainments have been
christened by the press and public OF
America ar d England
1.-THE PERFECTION OF FUN"
The VOKES will appear on MONDAY in
their original musical. operate, tragical,
comical extravaganza, the
BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN,
with high tragedy. low comedy, opera and
Ballet.
TUESDAY EVENING will be presented
the VOKES great speciality,
THE WRONG MAN IN THE RIGHT
PLACE,
In which every member of the Vokes
family will appear.
Each evening previous to the Vokes will
be presented
FIRST CLASS COMEDY,
BY carefully secected
,ly - DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Doors open att. COmE ence ats. 30 ...ap
Admission Is cents. Reserved seats. 81.
Balcony 50 cents. tale Of seats will COM
mence on Friday morning. Oct. 18th at 9
O'Clock, At Boughman, Thomas q COS Al
Marketstreet. - ~ ~ ~ ~ :. -
N'-"ctor of fIlrchestra-Herr Wirtheim.
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THE BLACKJACK.

Ii is stated by the officer wLom We
charged in the HERALD Of yesterday with
striking tramp with black jack, that he
was sent for. He was not sent for by any
body in the Office, and even if he had been
sent for, and admitting too that the man
had resisted by kicking him, it WAS no jus
tifcation for his using black jack upon a
mans skull while he had already been felled
TO the ground. and was being held by an Of
ticer powerful enough to handle two like
him. 1t is due 70 the second officer 20 say
that he was no party 10 the assault.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
OUR NEG CITT.

As your readers are all aware this city
contains the county prison. There is one
thing, however, that perhaps they are not
aware of, in that connection, and that is,
that Of late years it has become entirely too
ymall for its legitimate purposes. The pre-
seut structure was built in 1857, by man
nv the name of Dobbins, and was then con-
sidered quite ample in It's appointments and
size and strong enough to resist the attempt.
of the most desperate and cunning jail
breaker. 1t is two stories in height and
contains two rowe of cells in each or thirty
six in all. These are built Of stone, except
the floors, which consist of two inch planks.
There are two doors to each cell, an outer
and inner door, the former of wood two
inches in thickness, and the latter made of
bars OF iron two inches wide and half an
inch thick. The latter are always KEEP.
closed, while the former are mostly open
during the day to admit free ventilation.
By putting two prisoners in each cell, as
many as ought ever to be confined together.
the prison will comfortably accommodate
seyenty-two, bu: am crediLly informed
there are now no less than one hundred and
eighteen, and as 1t is necessary to put some
OF the criminals in cells by themselves, as
consequence, the other cells are crowded,
snd on several occasions as mapy as ten to
. dozen lave been huddled together in one
cell.
MORE ANON,
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oct G-5
TO DELINQUENTS.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
OF u a f,,r1 @ = ~y~uu Gr,,ut,r


AZ EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Notice Is hereby given, by direction Of the
Finance Committee, that all bills due tho
City on January list. 1875. must be paid On
or before the first day of November sext, Or
they will be placed in the hands Of the 80.
liciior for collection, by virtue Of section II
of the City Charter, which is as follows:
"If the amount of said bill be not pala
within 80 days after such presentatoa1
thereof, it shall be the dutN Of the Mayor
said city to issue warrant directed 70 h9
said City Auditor, commanding himtole ole,9
the same with ali costs thereon. upon tN]
goods and chattels of such owner, and y y
such goods aud chattels can be fouhd wl'l!9
said city sufficient to satisfy SAID depl aI]
costs, then to levy the same on the sroans]
or buildings Of such owner fronting NV
such street as aforesaid. which SAID grouMhssl1
or buildings. or any. part thereof, shanN
sold by said City Auditor at pubic auclo4
upon ten CW days notice IN two newsp
pers published in said city," ,.
The bills of delinquents having lohs s.lM M
become overdue, proceedings Will De co'
menced without delay, unless payment "
made as herein provided. ,u
sepaD-tf City Auditor:
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Personal and General.

The soft money men are still hard up.
Madrid, Spain. has college for barbers.
1t ought to make an l.. NJ, Of the razor
strup man.
The total disl ursemen,s of the Pension
Bureau during the last fiscal year
amounted to So9,6SS, 1858.
The fourth volume of the Count de Par
is' History Of the Civil War in Ameri
ca has appeared in Paris. f
A scientist claims to have discovered 4
petriied m q lion in Missouri while look
ing for geological specimens.
At Monterey, CAL, great quantities Of
w,alebome have been thrown upon the
lencl, anc local press wants to know in
il il useful. OF corset il.
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OUR MINIATURE FOSTER

| t'TF- F-T -. y
The sled trade will soon awaken from III
Summer sleep. ..... ....... ~
Halloween roaches-fas.en your gatei
and lock up your cabbage heads.
Wall paper and window shades At A. B.
Jones, 61S Market street.
All parents think their children the best,
and are in constant fear that they will be
led astray by others. IT'S we'll that matters
are thus.
For good stew or 3 rich panned oyster,
70 to Chandler's No. 3, West Filth street.
Warm weather isn't appreciated by our
pork butchers.
Finest styles Of paper hangings. and prac-
tical workmen at A. B. Jones' s18 Market
street.
Connecticut shells out an oyster 20 by 10
inches.
Finnessey, at 221 Market street has the
largest assortment of children's shoes We
ever saw. Give him q call before going
elsewhere.
Mr.. Van Duzee is tho Agent for the eele-
brated Singer Sewing Machines, 6l5 Market
street.
An easy shoe or boot is q comfort and .
blessing, and the man to furnish you COM
fort and a blessing Il D. McCusker, ,21s West
Second street.
Go to springer's No. 4, West 4th street If
you would like some delicious fried oysters
to take home to please your wife
In Massachusetts, they mako molasses
from watermelons.
A neat fitting suit of clothes ID admired
by all, those who wish to be admired should
at once call on Mr.. Buxbaum. He would
be happy to see you at Third and Market
streets.
A number of scientists are setting on
the head of the oyster.
For tip top fried oyster, go to Chandler's,
No. 8, West Fifth street.
Go to Culbert, the fashionable halter
Market street, opposite the Clayton House,
This month has Eve Fridays, Saturdays
and Sundays, and ends on Sunday.
For q fne plate of oyster, 70 TO Chan
dler's. No. 8, West Fifth street.
If you are going to paper, 20 and select
from the large assortment Of fall styles, at
Jones', 618 Market street.
Middleton, Fourth and King streets, has
the choicest teas and spices in town.
Tasgar's, at 7O5 Market street, has
full line of ladies', misses, and children's
shoes cheaper than any other place in
town.
L. G.. Woodrow, merchant tailor, 51l
Market street, has a large assortment of
Fall and Winter goods, he is selling very low
to suit the times, those in want will be to
their interest to give him call.
San Francisco has one cent paper but
one cent in that city is curiosity.
Wild geese are flying south, and Con
gressmen are filling up Washington.
The place to buy harness, buffalo robes,
horse blankets, whips, &C., ia at Hiram
Yerger, 405 Shipley street, which he is sell
ing very low to suit the times; give him a
call.
1t is reliable fact that Houck, at the cor
ner of Ninth and Spruce, sells good and
cheap Boots and Shoes.
Gents handmade Congress CATERS for
$2.25, at Houck's, Ninth ana Spruce.
Ladies' Felt Hats, 81 and 40 cents, at 121
Shipley street. oct.29-2t
H. C. Duffy, 800 Madison street, will here
after have the Morning Herald for sale.
Get Darlington'sI I. X. L., pure old Cider
Vinegar, expressly for table use, W. Speak
man, 5O7 King street. oct.29-2t
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TTHBOPERA HOUSE,

The opera of "Martha," as presented BY
the Redpath opera company, last evening,
at the Opera House was thoroughly enjoya'
bic in oil respects. The vocalists were all
in seemingly good voice and audience an un-
usually sympathetic one. The arrangement
of the work is well done and as little of the
original score left out as was possible, while
much was restored. The duett between
Lionell and Lady Harriet. The quartette,
Surprised am l." The duett between
Plunkett and Nancy in the last act, and the
song of Plunkett's at the beginning Of the
act. The ladies and gentlemen are weal cul-
tivated; act, dress and sing IN an unexcept
tional manner, and it is safe to say that
they have created favorable and
lasting impression. Tonight Flatow's
last werk will be given by the
company. The opera, although new, has a
splendid reputation, and as it will be pre-
sented entire with no changes, cuts or al
terations, we shall have an excellent oppor-
tunity of judging Of work upon which the
famous composer spent the best years of his
life. The costumes are all new, and are, as
far as possible, historically correct. The
applause last evening wss prompt, frequent
and judicious. Miss Nickels received q
hearty encore for her rendering Of the Last
Rose of Summer" Mr.. Clark for his aria,
" How so Fair" the finale of the fourth
act, was repeated, and at the conclusion of
the performance the company were called
before the curtain to receive well earned ap-
plause of one of our most critical musical
audiences. Let those who appreciate good
acting and superb singing attend the Opera
this evening. Thettompany are truly meri-
torious and deserve the support of our citi-
zens. None left the Opera House last even
ing but felt that they had witnessed and
heard the most agreeable and pleasant act
ing that has ever been performed on the
Wilmington stage.
Seats are now for sale at Boughman,
Thomas & Co.'s.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

The want of employment caused Leon
Echardte, in New York, yesterday, to jump
from five story house, mangling his body
terribly and causing instaht death.
The Executive Committee Of the Society
of Friends of the Indians, is in session IN
Indianapolis.
A shooting match at Pleasant Lake, In
diana, yesterday, for the championship OF
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois resulted In q
draw. 60. .
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THE MONUMENT AGAIN,

1t is stated that some further trouble is
likely to arise about the Soldiers monu-
ment, that unfortunate obelisk situated in
the region of aristocratic culture-Delaware
Avenue. The inhabitants Of that fashiona-
ble thoroughtare are about to enter serious
protest against the continuance Of the pa
triotic pickles. An aggressive movement
of that kind will be opposed by the present
management, and pretty muddle gotten
into; at leaA, 30 knowing ones propLesy.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
DEATHS.

LEWIs.-In this city, on the 9th inst,
Annie H., daughter Of ]. B. and Elizabeth
Lewis. aged B years.
The relatives and friends Of the family al e
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence of her parents No. III
Tatnall street, to meet at the house at ~
o'clock, Saturday afternoon, to proceed to
RivervieW Cemetery, I.-
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YOrNG PEOPLES CHR -STLAN as.
SOCIITION
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT-OR
SELECT READINGS AND SINGING,

A PLEASANT ENTERTAIyMESr-oR
SELECT READINGS AND SINGING.
Last evening the Y. P. c. A. held its
third social gathering in the lecture room
Of the First Presbyterian Church, tenth
and Market streets The room was we'll
llled with the friends of the Association,
and At $50 the exercises of the evening
were opened with singing" Holy, Holy,
Holy" by the Association, which was fol-
lowed by prayer. "Over the River a
solo by Miss Mary A. Hutton, was next on
the programme, which was received with
applause by the audience, at the conclusion
Of which sometime was devoted to the
business connected with the society. Miss
esllie Lemon then gave Select Reading,
followed by SOLO. " Castles in the Air"
by Miss Maggie Hayes. After the reading
arecess of fifteen minutes was taken, at
the expiration OF which time the meet ing
xas again called TO order to listen TO all ex-
eellent rendering ofpart second Of the pro-
pramme, which was opened with an oration
On BENJAMIN Franklin, by Mr.. Samuel j.
Day, which was received with applause
this was followed by u chorus, = Come
Cheerful Compan.ons,' by the class. Mss
Kate Hamilton then read carefully pre-
prrcd =. AZ e., " Wdm.nn.. need of Christ .
the ess., .ra well read and received wi,i
applause.
Hayes, which showed he Lady to have Mt
little musical talent. ..,.r.f =,
The exercises of the evening were con
cluled with singing by the Association
"Peace on Earth"
All present seemed TO enjoy the entertain
NEXT very much, and to greatly appreciate
the efforts of the young people TO pleas'
them. The preceding meetings Of this SO
clety have been literary. and musical treats
and It is safe to say the future ones will b
much superior, as experience always i'm
proves those who are anxious to improve.
The Association extends cordial welcome
70 oil to .uisit their meetings, and also to a,
who wish to become members.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

Mr. Henry Simpson, residing near Ruths-
burg, Queen Anne's county, hes, we are in
formed, a singular disease among his cattle.
The first symptoms are manifested in q
twitching of the under jaw, which gradu-
ally increases until the muscles at the root
of the tongue becomes so enlarged that they
close up the wind pipe, and death ensues
from strangulation in from fifteen to twenty.
four hours. Mr.. Simpson has lost three by
this disease, and all Of them with calves by
their sides.-Record.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

Mr.. John O'Byrne will address large
Democratic meeting in Concert Hall, Phila-
delphia, this evening. Tomorrow night he
will speak before Democratic meeting At
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and on Monday
night he will talk with the people of Mary
land upon the issues Of the campaign in
Pennsylvania.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

NOTICE.-The members OF Union Loan
~ Association are requested to attend 3
special meeting of the stock holders on We'd
nesday evening, Octoser 9th, at o'cleck, 10
take action on proposed amendmendmenb
to tee bylaws In reference to loans The
amendments are important, and there
should be a full atten ance
NJ. LdIICHTENSTElN,
oct T5-5t Sectetary
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Premium OF 100000.
FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE no. l-FoUR MINUTE HoRsFs.
st R,skinson' Wilmington sk e: g. f1s5s As:
4 II j J .; ewing. Rc;ckl.nd, 2, e, RcciEiand po7
] Course, N. j.. bk. r. m. Belle
John Tate, Phlla., r. &. oliver
Philip Shuster. Phila., bk. G. hatcher
JSs ,; 4 Wilson, wils!on, b. Little little Frank
J G Dunwoody, Phila.. c. g. Sleepy John
PURSE NO. 2-2.N HORSES.
Jas johnson. AIlilington. Md. s.g.stonewall
VIZ Taylor, Rancaeas, N. j.. r. 6. Shelly
J McCrystal, Phila., b. &. Dick Ellis
Geo Litzenburg, Phila., b. m. Alabama
Geo A Johnson, Phila., d. &, VIM. =.
Jno g Dunwoody, Phiia.. d. &: Cen. Custer
w H Burgett, Chesapeake City. b. g. Billy
Boulder
PURSE no. $40 HORSES.
" H Thompson, Wilmington, b; g. Prince
Henry Hess, Fair Hill, b. m: Gipsey Maid
VIM Florence, Balto, b. m. Lady Florence
D Killion. Phila.. b. m. Lady Blessington
SECOND DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE NO, 4-S MINUTE HORSES
W F Taylor. Rancocas, N. j., r. G. Shelly
Copper Bottom
J McCrvstal, Phila., b. &. Dick Ellis
II Fly, Phils.. b, &; Bay Star ',,
Sosn Gss Ts9e, sGensSHin PSis rh'i diiyer Ml'"
JG Dunwoedy, Phlla c g Sleepy John
G H Elkinton. N. J.. b m Nan ......
VIM Lore, Mt Pleasant, & Dexter
PURSE NO. 52.G HORSES,
Geo Litzenburg, Phila m Alabama
Geo johnson, Phila br m Little Nell
J Course, N. J. bk r m Relie
J Dunwoody, Phi)a d Gen, Custer
Jno Y Ross, Phila br e Tom Scott
] Martin, Wilmington m Jennie NJ
D Killien, Phila IN Lady Blessington
PURSE NO. 6-2.A HORSES.
] Y Ross. Phila: Heicock
Geo Jones, Warwick, blk & Andy johnson
w II Burgett, Chesapeake City, M Lady
]. McCrystal, Philad'a. m, Mary Jane.
SPECIAL PURSE.
The star. entered by John Lovett: of
on Thursday, October 18th, with other noted
horses.
The gsod order which was maintained up
on the grounds last year, the managers
promise shall be repeated this year, and
the high repute in which the trials in speed
have been held by the public every effort
will be made to retain.
SINGLE ADMISSION, so Cts.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
VIM. Lambson, President. Archie Given
Treasurer. ]. Marsh Harlan, Secretary.
oct 23-t8.
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cPBC1AL NOTICE TO COUNTY, 1,.,;s, 1ma
- PAYERS.-The undersigned cothI .a thIel
OF County Taxes having given neudSu nedv, lna
months ago that the taxes were aaI a. nOI1
payable at that date, and whereas nv NV had
than one-twentieth of the taX-Pa!A !Ass .Get|
paid any xttenti lion tofsaid notice tno y. oblIgsl ilIs
tors for their own protection Will pe !, V INK
TO enforce paymonV according 70 !,isct !S"t Vi
cost in Ten days sfteT they receive y
duplicates. ,,rrR, JG |
auE23-N Co'N-~
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IlI|f IITT- =
A'Slandercr RepHted.

Wilmington Is not free from SANDER and
gossip mongcrs, At least 1t would seem so
from the manner eore one has been trying
TO slander Nj. Samuel Culbert. the fashion
able halter, on. Market street ,hy stating that
lie charged higher prices than otl.ers for his
g,Ois. Such ia not the case, you can buy
At his pace silk hats for ~ .bl, and } ats and
caps - low ss ~ cents zach. Tie -best
plan Is " sce him and satisfy vow, self. 7"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

NOTICE.-At the last stated mtTs ,.on NJ
N tie Managers Of the Wilminga,,G1nn1 a,1n1, t
ings Fund Society, II was on lnos.IJt. ocSpt :. !.
solved to pay to depositors 5M per Iinlc't
annuGA, calculated month";, hu ,n,b,
being allowed pm frac.iors Of = ,e next
commence at the beginning OF Int vi ve nou
olai year, andithat tho TreasureIf gEnterest,
Of the Increase OF the rate OF Id IN OF q
least three AoHths before the e"'
WILMINGTON, Sept 2hh, le15' s,tITH,
an.,y .yoyS S!CKLREET ~ societ!
sepW,N Treasurer W, .. r,,--.=-.1 ...-1
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NOTICES.,

IN smiths, hereby give notice to tbei,
f.iends and patrons that they have com,
pleted and re-occupied their new buildins
and blacksmith shop at lOl Orange street
Their new shop is one OF the most comnle,s
IN the city, with ample facilities for doIns
all manner of black and ship smithinr
The shoeihg department is perfect and i,
formerly especial atttntiOn will be given %
the shoeing Of both heavy draught and
arriving hOrseS. OstH.St
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
BAIL AND Bat,

"Wednesday afternoon the Central and
Quicks'ep, jr., played their second game at
the new grounds, the game was the finest
junior game Of the season, they played ten
innings, the score standing tic up to ninth
inning.
Score by innings.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
MARRIAGES.

FAY-COLLINS.-Oct. 26, at the Eagle Ho-
tel el,Georgetown, Del. by Rev. J. B. Adams,
Cyrus ". Fay, Of Glendale, Del, to Alice
s.. Collins, Of Gravelly Hill, Del.
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1osEPHFOur

= vH.s again, opened a coal.y,s,rsaa s,sads IS to y
md Water streets. which ne v0range y
NJ con nection with his yard ~ n wsn,!
Water, streetes XhHs gstfS1ttS gitS lie celee1irss,
SeI sf Rg .MRhich d tses more sss sts
acn than s any Other Qoi ~ sslr ths 1'e.sd, eesrd
''I1 ~ s Sons ieaSvtnf S orders At either yS
receive prompt attention; ;;oo,4FpH n, Fou7
sep2S-8m 'o''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

NOTICE.-The Burdett Organ King, pvt
IN on exhibition ut the Bridgevile FaN
ny Robelen 4 Bro, took the first premium,
The Manor & Hamlin, represented lr
Gould 4 Fisher, of Philadelphia, taking
second. Oct!W.tf
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Registers Order.
RE0ISTER'S OFFICF.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Oct. 18th 1875:
Upon the application Of Samuel Il. Wilt
Of Wilmington Hundred, ia said County de-
ceased; 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Regis er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice Of the, raining of Letters OF Ad-
n1inistration upon the Estate of the deceas-
causing advertis ,ments to be posted within
forty days from the date of such iettels, In
six of the most public places of the County
OF New Castle, recurring all persons having
demands against The Estate, to present the
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be Inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HsRLD, a
newspaper published In Wilmington and
to he continued therein three weeks (E.
o. .)3-u."
Given under the hand and Seal Of
Castle in New Castle County Aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
sc. B1GGs, Rza1srER.
NOTICE. ,asalvaga.E d. s,u
All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly at.ested to the Admtnistrator % On
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
SAMUEL R. WILTBANK,, -,
gal.p .Il.} le Administrator.
Address 2o4 Washington st., Wilmington
Del. .. Oct. l4-3w cod
CENTENNIAL 4 NEWS OFFICE and
" Stationery store, 607 Market street,
daily and weekly papers. magazines,
Memorandum Books,
Pocket Books.
n. AlhuIna,I
States. Pens and Ink;
and all kinds of stationery. Weekly pa.
pers and magazines to subscribers at pub.
|Ilishers prices. ,GA. octIS.tr !
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JOSEPH L: RILEY, WV
81 rtr NGGIe ~ y .GH
SAIL AND AWNING MAKER, 49,
/ tlsuu '.fTiu sS"sF
8. z. Con. FOURTH AND K1Na STREET,
".F. ~ IE}t"D"
Repairing Promptly attended to.
, ~ ~ J5R u "a ~"
| ssg .r.,L4sH,pf" 'epio,ay
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There were no police cases yesterday
evening. O"'
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FoR SALE
A FARM OF l52 ACRES OF s1-prp,o,
In White Clay Creek Hundred. Nev c
tle county Delaware, one mile fro,, tas ~
town OF Newark, on the New London ou ~. 10!
Buildings large, modern, Ornamental ,Aoad
IN perfect order, eomprisinga ' "nd
MANSION HOUSE,
FARMERS COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN,
SHEDDING, srABL1Ne,
WHEAT HOUSE. HOG Hcyyyx
AND YARDS, POULTRY HOUSES, up,r
HOUSE. DAIRY, &C.
Fencing new and substantiae. Tbo n...
highly improved and will nav ZEN ,sr "lm .al IS
on the price ask ed lOr it, and ia v"r,ts venl:
examination by any one wishing M! ad0M!,o OF
ful home surrounded by beautif,l "Ss.gAl' soa.sA
and fertile fields, convenient IN Tusty. s"hoy.
churches, railroads and all other comta.... nSu!s.
OF modern civilization. 'oA''''"
REYEsLDs 4 Co,
SSs Market Street.
oc' lo-S"o Wilmington, Del.
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EOR SALE.-The stock and f,xtu,..
H., well appointed frst-class Hotel H1S n 81 a.
SsS:tsd tMdb%lass92 b9 tSs M9'es will b
oct low & I'm REYNGiRy 70
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE.-1!ot of nice cider barro,-
Sept.A-tf ak MatBB MtBBEatr a.
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AMUSEMENTS.

vlNkIALS OF SPEED! ~
@WILMINGTON. DELAWARE EA
. BY THE
WILMI, GTON TROTTING ASSON!
ON "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
October 9th and 2Sth, 1873,
At sCHUETZEN PARK, For the Liberia
Premium OF 100000.
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JOSEPH L: RILEY,
SAIL AND AWNING MAKER,

a. z, Con. FOURTH AND K1xe STREET
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ENGIGEME MENTs To SPEAK.

AIRY Sherman, umpire.
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Repairing Promptly attended "a.
! fg - }5H u "a ~"
aa rn.,r,pBw 'eplo-ly