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TAILORING.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF
JOHN z. DOHERTY.

would respectfully Invite my patrons and those
In want Of
FINE GOODS
to call and examine (before going elsewhere) one
of the largest and ii aest stocks of
IMPORTED GOODS
ever offered In this market, which VIII make up In
the latest and most approved manner, and Will sell
us low as the same can be bought for In this city.
Orders taken for shirts from one Of the best houses
In the country. JOHN T. DOdERI1,
Sc 22. eod3m S22 Main street.
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GSrccial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
LYSCuBrkG, October Ito day was tie
sala.day of the Fair. All the business
houses in the city were closed. Fully eight
thous,n md people were in attendance. The
Lyrchburs Home Guard was the only mill
tary company in attendance, and presented
fine appearance. General Barry Was pre-
sent to witness the drill.
In The races McCali's Forester won the
trotting match. Time, 2:51.
The best time in the running match--half-
mile dash-..was tfty-fve seconds, made by
Block, owned by George c. Carter, of Hall
fax.
Tomorrow will be the last day Of the Fair.
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11C7ANToN INSIDE LINE."ax%N1
Y z = Nv = -
w. tCHNOSD AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE B,TWEEH
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEKLY.
On ard after OCTOBER LIST th~ spIendia iron
steamers OF lhis line will leave Richmond iUss-
lays. THUkSP AVS, and SATURDAYS nom
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, al corner OF
Twentysecono and Sock stree,s MAKING eiGsS sn
win five Philadelphix. Wilmington. and Baltimore
sailroad Company for PhilaoeiDni.;
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
An freight by this Toe covered oy are ana nsrine
Insurance free Of cost. No doesnxe as Inv
r,chmuud Rates ~ iog Is any other npe. ,.i nS
- the Gnicsesi line between rhlsdeiphs apa hico-
mond. :. ,a uc,,ked
a. anton Inside i.ine,n and sent 10 the tnia1si,-
phia, WILMINGTON and Baltimore Depot fn''aoea'
rBA. ,..,..,,..,. 49,, b,ch.
monI. For further information apply 70
~ L. B.PATUMs tEent,
Onaees Twenty-sxcond and stock streets
and Ninth snd NA'u streets or 10
Us WILSON, General Freight nKen'.
Pbiladelr lila. Wilmington and Baltimore haiiroae'
2hilade pha- .gt1-.ss-i - - q 8 w =
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The Cofton {,rop.

New ORLEANS October 14.-The National
Cotton Exchange report. it Is understood,
points to crop OF 1850, 600 bales.
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&Isgnaa1ahnn.

!. New foRK, October 14.-Asber g. Rid.
dick, dealers in lace goods, have suspended.
Liabilities, $4,000.
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3O0 ovERCoATs.

300 ovERcoATs.
I have now in stock. Jus, received, the FINEST
ASSORTMENT OF OVERCOATS to be found In
the State, CO. sisting Of
FINE FUR BEAVERS.
FINE CHINtIILLaS,
FINE DIAGONAL FUR BEAVERS,
BLACK FhLTS,
aud many other kinds for MEMS, YOUTHS. and
BOYS wear.
Also, nice lot of CHlLDRTS'S OVERCoATS.
with capes aud without, Tor boys between six and
nine Years OF age. $50
Cali and examine before buying, as will n 0t be
understood. WM. IRA SMITH, A Pt..
SIGN: LONG FLAG. 1109 Main street.
l2-3t
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CLOTTIING.

OR RED FLANNEL
y sHiRTS and DRAWERS,
suitable for rheumat!cs.
WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt,
or l5-3t 100 Main street.
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.n "''ai Robert Ioumbs has been talking
,1,, 'u;feucy, aud his views are certainly
n,ns r. lie thinks gold The only real basis
,n.r,, ''' ANYTHING, and denouuces paper
.,,",,;.e A. 4 d'ln>lOn. He is 10 favor of re.
,,, ''1 a. 20 future c0atracts, but oppo>ed
, - N.> 1Hp'Ied to past contracts. He Is veIy
,r.,',. ne bondholdcrs Us the worst op-
'', ' "i The people.
rr- ..''Y' "l, ice Waite appears sgaio a u
,>.or c'H1!dt". Fhe Washington
..,, - ~ i h" coming man Tor ,hr
''''-'.- =. A.-.....,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EOR PHILADELPHIA.-4Rsa
The cleaner alliance Hantnin SRBR&

DOR HILADELPHI 41A
l. The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain
CARR, will receive freight for the above port TIL
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington. Del, Providence,
Boston. and San Francisco, and bills Of lad1ng
signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia. including meals and
statero0m. 90. W. z. PORT CIR. Agent.
oc l4-2t 2A26 DOCK street.
DOR NEW YORK the <FS~h
steamship WYAN0kE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, October 18th. vt O'Clock p. III.
Freight received until Q o'clork p. Nj.
Through oils OF Iading signed ana goods for.
warded with dispatch to ell points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, SIP; steerage, 50: round
rip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. W. ALLEN & Co., Agenis.
Oc 1S 81 Comp3Ey's Wharf, Rockets.
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MURDER OF A COLnEED MAS.-Ne,c Or
"""%, October l3-This community was
,n''he0 'hts mornin" TO learn that tkxee CO.
'o''u tncn were attacked last night, onTkilled
u"'Sh', another Uortally wounded, und the
, ,uH" receiving Slight Injuries. Two OF the
VINE ulrn coarged with the crime have bean
~.'t''cu ana are IN jail. ClrZ-ns assembled
~ '1e Sf'e's denouuce the great wrong per-
rsH1'eu' aud IN toe afternoon an immense
u'aA'>lh'clln@ vas held ut the courthouse,
""'" stores were closed that all might parti-
.p",e, KEY. {. X. Marshall! presided, and
l'nHoh' we're adopted condemnipg all vi
=, ol>cia'mlnS responsibility Of the deed
49, '.>e h'zht. and pleCgiug the support OF
~, avs u The land, which are strong and
!, "ni, enough for all. The city is perfect
. Lu''' win tirmer determination than
''eF - check viol~nce in future.
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ERESH CANDIES.

ERESH CANDIES.
MAhoti !" Extra. favored CREAM CHOCOLATE;
rREkM WaLNuIS-very fne;
ehSA ,rREAM FIGS and DATES:
cuocor. .lE CARAMELs, COCOA CARA-
rnGn SA-oo Walnut, and pEANUT-caED1
flrsn h"'"' 70" q ss07 Ernaa street.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 12.-FGr keifucky leaf there Is mod
crate export movement; seea-iesi con,!nus lasTig
kentucky leaf al 7@l sHc.; 200 cases se:d-ltaf,
sEndgy ot at
OF 1872. at 25c.; l59 cases Connecticut, crop OF
1878, s@45c.; 100 e.es Connecticut and Mas e.
cases New York. crop OF 1873. 61a@sc. 81 cases
New York: croe OF 1874 at Sc: ~ cases Ohio
S ee2s easss Ohio Ip Of s7 ~ Ss $50
6qa7X@Sc; 200 tales Havana at e8c.@tl o5.
figures: quoted at 20G50c. for bright wrappers,
I4@22c for dark Wrappers. 15@40c. for hight
smokers. and Sh@l 09r. for good Tugs.
Kentucky LeCt.- Common Tugs. light 7gSc..
heavy sGssc.; gool Tugs, light s.@9c., heavy
sSGoc.; low leaf, light s!g@lOHc., heavy 9s@
l6Hc; medium leaf; light 20 2's;., heavy Y
I5Hc : fine leaf. light 14k9l6:.. heavy 16GlSc.;
select leaf. light l4@ler:, heavy 1s422.
Maryiand Fros5sn IS 5oss7; s 29HS. e9mm men
ding 80 500tl1; good to tins red, - fGSI3 !;
fancy, $15@S20: upper country, se.o0Gsll !;
ground leaves tucw), $6@fll
grernIsh and brown, s9@s10; medium 70 fine red,
Sll@S15; common to medium spansled' slug
~ ne sp9seo am1 assachusetts
wrappers, ii 5 u$2o; scconl $lo@$12 iillers. 81
ass. Pennsyyaula assorcd Lots, sab1@s2o; wrap
s45 assorted lots. s15@t25.. Massachu .etts as
sorted lots, $l2@$l5. Connecticut and alassachu-
sets seconcs, S10mSl2: filters, &7@$S; Penn
syivania assorted lois, $l6as25. sew York as, ,
s3rted lots, common: S8asl1: NV York assorted
lots good to fine, *1ZHa1S; Ohio assorted lots,
SS.50@t10: Wisconsin ass 'r,ed lots, $7lGs1O:
crop Of lS74.-Connec,icut seconds fue, ~ 30
800 filters. iue. ss@t10; seconds and tllers.
shipping, $79ss; P,nnsyivania assorted lo's' 100
25c.; Wisconsin, 7@lOc. ~
Foreign. Havana filters, common, soQsSc.
Havana filters, fair, S7k@90c.; Havana filters. tne,
soc.
ifnnufdctured.-Bl2 work. common and me.
dunn, in boz d. 7@l &c.: good and fine. In bond 20
@26c.: bright work: common aud mecinp, In oono'
other crude Mind
Hhds. Pigs. Lbs.
Exports o from Jan $40, $50 s7,74s 5,o30,a26
Exports same time lust o,o 20,
Receipts for the week.. .hhds d.ad
Receipts for the week. bxs- and cs. % %
Receipts from January J.. .hnds. ,4U 90
Receipts from January .bxs anu cs. ISe' aaa99
Receipts same time last year .hhd3- 5Vo S SSS
Racn nts same lime last yea .bxc ana cs. EOI,SOS
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nc liars. g2.Ell b. "a per thons ND 81
.sPaIyu rA.sl1su-A4utlL-
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GREAT REDUCTION ON
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
33H PER CENT.
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS, AND NO
HUMBUG.
Call and see for yourself the largest stock In the
city and the lowest prices
A full stock of GsNTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR
and everything usually sept 10 agentenan's first
clsss) furnishing establishment, and Mt prices
twenty-five per cent lower than last season.
Fir.t-class SHIFTS made TO order OF hrst'cass ma
'ei '''' 'D'' HENRY T. MILLER.
oom 915 Main street.
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EOR NEW The SIX.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATf=,5>
~ COMPANY. .
SUMMER sLh EDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
oil

SUMMER SLH EDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS t.EJAMFS RIVER.
On and af,er TUESDAY, June LIST 1875, this
ComUany's fast aud elegant Steamer JOHN sYL-
vrSTrR. Captsin J. A. POST. carrying United
Siates Mail, will leave wharf, kocketts, for above.
samed points TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at $50 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with BAY Line
ut Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN. .........................3 90
Fare TO Fafinr re-. wv
Fare to Few SOrk................... IL bU
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER & 60. s
Ticket Agency. Nam stree, and Exchange Hotel,
and baggage check. d through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and
!. guitar landings on James river fro.u A. n. "
+ p. VI. al reasonable rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. 4. TATtM, General gent
Office: Company's wharf. Rockets: branch othca
at W. d. Blair & CO.'S, corner OF Nin'h AND Main
Streets &c
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 14-Noon.-Stocks dull snd
better. Money, 9. Gold, 16k Exchange-Long,
47o: short. 4S3t. Governments active and
Ereniag.wMoney easy at 2@3. Sterling unset
t!ed. Gold, 1l61@1 l6A Governments dull and
steady. states quiet and Lominal.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. October 14.-Vlrginia 6's. peelcIs.
40; Virginia cnnsuls, h3A. West VirginiA's, 8.
North Carolina 6s old, Is; special tax. Bid 10.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IA, 1878.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 10, 1875.
SUN rses...........6.27l Moon rises. 600
SIN sets 6.33 High tide .......1 100
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Dbl. 4 DE L2ffiA kitF 5SF-S,
= MoND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-:sse 4! =.
ZIP LlNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
1 WFEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
his line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY aad SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates Tor al parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware; for Proyl-
lanc,: and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
wero ria EeC Star alC American steamship lines,
and bills OF ladng siEnel through:
". P. PORTER, heepL
2425 Dock stre,r. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE. q Co,
mb12 No. IL South Wharves, Phliade1phi..
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.,,,s .,nv,s mfn1ng so. 6Qc. IS1.Z5 iUU zee.
r Tsr,;., s57 Us nv ,t,t rpa segs-less 'hsh ~
; 3, uL.ss,us, v3xg$3.Ao.
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Ghfpstuf: 55c. u bcshel.
BroU,,St,tT: 30I35c. u busne
Shorts: 25G30c. ~ bushes.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. q husbel.
Corn Brun: 1S@20c. "a busheL
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Lumber, stares ETC.

Lfcorfcs passs..-I.C. & Co.. SIC. r, r., 23c.
A. y. T., csc. K. i Co.. 24c: r. Il. 2sc.t Anchor
&c; A. Z. q. 26c-: g. y g.. 2Sc. $50
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

The Springfield (Ohio) Republic presents
this Centennial ticket" For President.
Rutherford B. Hayes, of Ohio: for Vice
President Stewart L. Woodford, of New
York. These, it says, represent the princi.
pies Of the new Republican movement, a.
inaugurated with splendid success in Ohio
namely, honest money, national faith and
integrity, unsectarian free schools, and ab.
solute purity in the administration of the
General and State Governments.
Hon. Austin Blair, of Michigan, wrote to
the late hsrd-money State Convention. Gun
less we are ready to fling away the reputa-
tion OF our country and run after humtia.
tion, all the money we have borrowed.
whether on bonds or greenbacks must b.
honestly paid. That can be done only in the
old-fa'hioned way of industry and economy.
have not the slightest doubt that this win
be done. We defended successfully the te,.
ritorial integrity Of the country, and now
We shall defend and preserve its nnsaeial
character az we'll"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

EVIDENCES of the fast approaching
Winter greet us on every side. The air is
cool and crisp. 1t is laden with the fresh
scent of frost that means death to vegeta-
tion and we instinetively draw our wrap
pings about us and plod along thinking of
the wind and storm that must follow a. the
season advances. The trees have lost their
soft verdure and assumed the brilliant
colors that the nipping frosts have placed
upon them. Fair hands gother them for
ornaments and soon the forests will be as
wierd and cherries as the wind sobbing
through the leaAess branches of its trees,
The freside Of home surrounded BY do
mestic comforts and frightened by the
sense of cosiness, and protection from the
storm will .upp!ant the pleasures of sum-
mer walks and summer amusements. The
housekeeper has commenced to lay in the
supply Of winter coal, the boy thinks Of
his kite, his ball. his sled and his skates,
and the girl engages herself with thoughts
of sports equally as important to her en-
joyment during the winter, while the
matron and the father bethink themselves
how they can keep warm.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

knows nothing of has been applied to keep
it quiet. There was never a murder in
which the press and the: people both felt
such great degree Of interest. 1t was one
that concerned the safety of every private
citizen of New York. 1t proved that even
the bed chamber of the citizen, and he liv-
ing in the very heart of the city, is not
free from the robber and the assassin. And
this, in New York where the best detectives
centre, is almost inexplicable. If it were
an exceptional case in murders such severe
criticism from the people on the
detective and police system would
not be brought out, but It is of
such frequent occurrence that all have
come to the conclusion that there is con-
siderable of the humbug about the name
of detective, and that that class of men
have no more prescience in ferreting cut
crime than the ordinary police if he were
wen as many opportunities and privileges
q grade higher than themselves known
j. tie detective.
The Westervelt case proved the detec-
tive system of both New York and Phila-
delphia to be more an empty form than
any well trained force Of oRicers, wor,...
to be entrusted with an important case to
be worked. A rivalry sprung up between
the detective forces Of both cities. The re-
suit was that neither would exert ilselfand,
Charlie Ross has never been found nor a
clue obtained to his whereabouts that can
in any way point to his whereabouts.
Nine days have elapsed since the murder
of Miss Laagmaid, in New Hampshire,
and not a sign Of the murderer has yet
been discovered. Detectives have worked
up some cases with considerable nicely,
the chain Of circumstances link
by link, but it has been some time since
certainly not within the last five wears.
Can it be that justice is as easily bribed
everywhere as it is in New York.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
HUMORs or THE PRESS.

The only man not spoiled by being Lion
izel was the prophet Daniel.
Mrs. Betaey Straw of New Hampshire
has died of hay fever. Ei
The sealed wivas of Brigham Young are
only seals kin to him.
Quick sail and small FORTHCOMING in
second at yacht rsce. ~ .}f,
In Canadian suit for breach of promise
it was shown she sent him eight letters a
day.
Sankey's song, "Ninety and Nine" is so
popular that it will probably be up to par
presently.-N. Y. World.
General Spinner estimates that there are
100000 lead nickels in circulation, and
so if you get one you needn't feel battered
about it. ....
The Detroit Free Press figures that a
political speech four hours long, with
brass band, ETC., exactly changes l,5o6,Io4
votes to the other side.
An English philosopher comes forward
and remarks that the earth is 2,253,54l
years old. None Of us were there, and we
can't knock single year olf.-Detroa Free
Press.
4 Paris hair-dresser has been fined 100
francs for stealing quantity Of hair off
the head Of young lady who had sui
mitted himself to his care for ball. That
ought 10 make hirsuited. II
The question as to whether it is spelled
whisky or whiskey is still debated. The
Chicago Times virtually decides the ques-
ton by remarking that nine men out often
take their whiskey with cease
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
THE DETECTIVE SYS FEM.

1t is natural impulse for people to seek
q source Of blame for the freedom allowed
criminals Of the worst type, while we have
a detective system in America that i.
boastel to have no superior, not even
among the skilled detectives Of Paris or the
keen scented "cops" Of London. But :.ot.
withstanding this they have failed 10 lis.
cover the authors Of some Of the lros!
atrocious murders that have ever occurred
in this country. There was the Nathan
murder in New York, and notwithstand.
ing that it has now been nearly or quite FIVE
years since it, occurrence, not q clue has
Aeerd: ithat would lead to the apprs-
murderer, and If il has
=. I cszrsas that the public
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

Gov. Hartranft, Of Pennsylvania passed
through Fort Jervis, on Friday night, on a
special train from Honesdale, Penn, where
he had been attending the funeral of the
late Hon. Samuel E. Dimmick, Attorney
General Of the State. He was accompanied
by his staff, Major McCune of Scranton,
Penn, and others.
Mayor Cobb Of Boston has written q let
ter acknowledging the gift Of the battls-flag
pictures from the Washington Light Infan.
try Of Charleston, 8. G. E
Colonel Lyttleton has been appointed
military secretary Of Lcrd Dufterin, Cover.
nor General Of the Canadian Dominion, IN.
stead Of Colonel Fletcher.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Il

Gold ll6N@llG7l Penn RR NN
Silver lO7 a 10 Phila&Rea
U S 1881 l23lII@ 1891 RR, ex.divSId
5-20s 1854 ll9 O. North Penn j3 q
" 1865 ll93<@llyI Phila & Erie l%G
JulylSG5 ll9L Lt0 - IOC&ARR &f
JulylS67 100 "a sales Lehigh Val q q
JulylSGS l2l1s@ - "Nav StockiH1
l0-40s III q - Catawissa RB q
New 5s ll7aL@Il7L do prptl. G4aj
City 6s,newlO71 ~, l07$l n Central h q a
UCo'sof NJl3lM@l32 Jacksonville . g
Flour and Meal-The movement in 4
is of very moderate character, sndiW
rels sold to the home consumers at !
75fOr superfne: S5ah 50 for extras y
7 so for Wisconsin and Minnesota hl
extras; S6 25@7 q for Pennsylvania,
and In diana do do; and s. 5aS y
fancy brands as to quality. Rye flour
at SIS 25G5 35. In corn meal no sales
Grain-The demand for wheat is COM
to the better grades. which are Slta.
price. Sales of now red at 81 i9gl q Y
amber 81 25@l ~; and white ats 4Gl% sl"
rye no sales. Corn Is firmer anu lnev
ings are light. Sales of 9,ND' bllshek1
for yellow and 70m tic for mixed. .9a NI
selling ut 4l@4sc for mixed anu ''y'
white, ,,m
Whisky dull at Il II for western
bound.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE AAhA'
Butter steady. New York ana al,i Dis y
county extras, 33@3ac.; do. dor sns,' aiss'
Western extras, 2S@3Oc.: do i.isS asS
Rolls, extras. @30.: do. flrs,s' fMaSy Soncr
Cheese steady. New YORK atIy sns
do. prime, l234@l34c. western NN'
l3c. vov Id
Eggs firm. Pennsylvania, New n ',s,n
and Delaware fresh, Eg3c, " e'''''
a.7c.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
HOPE.
Fairer than any flower

Fairer than any flower
or summers hour;
Sweeter than any love-
NAy. sweet in truth!
Ofher what shall be said?
Hope that Is dead!
Fair Hope. that garlanded,
Fair Hope, that led and fled
The dreams of youth.
What song is sweet enough
& To sing of her!
What murmur of the dove,
To breath the memories
That ching OF her?
Hope, brave and strong!
Hope, sweeter than all song,
What song Is sweet enough
To sing to her?
How weary are the ways
Unto our feet?
o, tagging length of days
That once were fleet,
0, barren of all grace,
Life that she made so sweet!
Hidden from moon and star,
She that was fairer far
TO look upon!
Not where the roses are,
But where slow waters sweep
To the great deep.
Whose only shadows wan,
And rain may fall thereon,
But never the warm sun.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19

TO-DAY workmen commence brcu..:ino
ground in the rear of TIE HERALD offic>
for the erection Of new press room in
which will be placed the large double
cylinder Hoe press which has just been
purchased to supply the increasing demand
for The HERALD. The building will be
Of brick, seventeen feet wide and tiity-two
feet deep, thus making one Of the finest
press-rooms in the city of Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Political POINTS,

The Democrats of Buffalo, Nl']
nominated State Senator, Albert f''|
for Mayor. 4,
Mr.. John l, Baker has ac;epleu
hibition nomination for Gover''0i "
chusetts.
The Prohibitionists Of h'n~ ~,
aghast at the discovery that tnen W
for Governor is engaged in ra'''Ds
and raises too much of it for all"
in the making Of soups.
The Maine Senate will be e9nr ",r'
twenty Republicans and els ven n,nnl "d
the House of eighty-se7en ,l,an,] n.s
sixty-two Democrats and WV '.,r., ar 4
The seats of two Represen'S'''
lss' The Charleston Is. c.) r''' s''' n
New York Democrats, and ,',.., ss., a 4,
Democracy of the South ana a." "'n ,psu
pusillsnimous indeed If thsy ,,'.s,, %,,
longer to their insolen' '''
dictation. mi
The Indianapolis Ss'''''" .g 's' mt
thing definite was dese'r', rmamoer.q
contest it was that the psnva 'aa ssa
South and West must dee'u' s.t,@
the uusso policy ICY ofths Democratic parry"
in the next general contest f.
e.,d mrt to va.t.'s ststs that hi. name ". w.
Of ofia the - Vice iss'' President. Of ;ss a,, COZ
meeting in Boston .h..., without sr .Tsr
that he heartily indolS', ,.t,a d
Gen. Bartlett's exce'l eD'
ton. .,obly ii
,v.ens ans iesa Republicans, 'Ds'ss''ss s.s s,' ~
=, sHl.a Anti. Monopolist' in 's,s' .,s ',..,r.~
with the Republicans ., s,a",, 'nv vii \
n,ns ",'s Onno,Ition. The Ho"', punt, O
eighty Republicans " ,or,t, opp,
sg.inst sixteen at the ''''
bly,. "