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National Republican., 1875-11-09
ro1H GREAT 10HS
lSIOs Pennsylvania 1SS De
ROUTE -,,
To THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
Il SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK Re RoUTEp' TiS 2 N.
Win ELE6ANF SCENERY, Palace State-room,
osI Ane hgnt cars, with modern improvements.
I've arpdred miles saved 70 western and Central
$50 2. m. daily for the West, Daily, except Sun.
e@ny, Tor ne North, to Canaan dAlgua, Buffalo and
n:6s .. m. daily, except Sunday, West and North
to Wiliamsport and Lock Haven.
$50 p m. daily, FER Pfttsburg and the West, and
daily, except Saturday, for the North. u,
Through from Washington to Pittsburg, CnicAso'
and Rochester without change. a.. "a,
Tickets BY this route can Be procureo - sno ~
ices, northeast corner Of Thlrteentn shesn anu
sylvAnia avenue, where reliable informAuon VIII
Pasaensers ar nrocrring tickets at these onces can
secu-e seeonmodations in Palace cars TOR Pitts
burg, Chicago, and Rochester'M povD r,
General Passenger Agent, PhiIadeipAia. "a. =
p-x6-e
National Republican., 1875-11-09

The District attorney then asked that the cases
Of those concerned in the Snyder release be taken
up as he believed Mr.. Evans was ready to plead.
Mr.. Cook said that in these cases the question
yet stood open as TO the constitutionality of the
grand jury. He could say nothing further regard
ing these cases until he had consulted with the
other counsel, and asked that the case be post
POned until to-day alto O'Clock, which motion
H6s granted Mr.. Cook then filed motion to
of Mr.. Evans, and asked postponemen. until
Friday. This motion was also granted.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
The Concert.

Tsllmadge hall, the scene Of ths grand concert
tonight, should rot be forgotten. 1t will be rich
in the efforts Of prominent amateur talent.
Hibernisn Gems.
To.norrow night the acting tour through Ire
land will be greatly enjoyed by all who attend
TallmRdge hall.
National Republican., 1875-11-09

Searles, Beggs and Master Hanney in triple
clog, Miss Msrtha's sJngs, Lottie Antonio:
dances and songs, the Dutch acts, Mile Bsrtha'i
statues and the Centennial sports on q lark KEEP,
large audience in good humor at the Avenue
Theatre.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
ITO SHIPBUILDERS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, }

TREASURY DEPAETN
nos-MWF F6t
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
NOTES RON THE STATE CAPI7AL

CHEsTERTOwN GOssIP-sPoRTsMEN AND
LAwYERs--IAPROvEM sHERIFF's
SALES, ETC.
DOVER, Oct. 22.-Since my last nothing
startling has transpired.
Since John G. Graham's failure the query
is-who will be the ncxt-I am Informed the
failure of Graham. is fully equal, If not
more disastrous than the late Buck
master failure.
By the by, l have just had talk with r.
Gerger, manager Of the railroad from CLAW
ton to Chcsertown, Nd, he Informs me tic
old town is improving. Since railroad com
menced running It seem to have infused
new spirit and awakened the sleepy folks
up. He also informs me that the fishing
was never better, perch and rockfsh in
abundance, and the hunting Is splendid ::
partridge and other game In abundance and
plenty OF native sportRmen. ! notice that
quite number Of sportsmcn, with their
guns, are coming down on the trains.
The lawyers are now busly engaged pre-
pairing their cases previous to meeting Of
Court on Monday next. It is supposed the
Court will last a. least two weeks to get
VutOuSH WIN tnC trlal lISt 2nu OGucr mlBCel-
laneOus matters.
1t is currently reported, and correctly,
that Rev. Andrew J. Wright is an applicant
for Jonathan Pratt's place when he resigns
the Justices Office. 1t is said he will resign
about the first Of December.
The canning men are now busily yed
shipping their canned fruit.
Richardson Il Robbins will put UP a large
quantity of ham, tonrues, besides poultry,
ducks, turkeys, geese &c., they are busy
men.
It is thought the Town Commissioners
will macadamisc the principal streets
through town AMI down 10 the railroad de-
pot, an improvement badly needed. Folks,
though, are already complaining about their
town taxes, Improvements are necessary, hut
people will murmur under any circum-
stances.
Sheriff. sales in this county for t h" present
are about over, but after this Court, look
out, there will be battle, folks had better
prepare themselves accordingly.
am inform'd there are some 12 or l3
applicants for he r. II. Hotel.
Yours 7.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
IOT1CB TO DEL1NQUENTs.
AUDIToR's OFFICE,
-. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.,

W1LMiN0ToN DELAwARE.
NOtice is hereby given, by direction of the
Finance Committee, that all bills due the
City On January lst. 1875, must be paid on
they will be placed in the hands Of the 20
licitor for collection, BY virtue Of section rs
Of the City Charter, which is a. follows:
"lf the amount Of said bill be not paid
MitAin 60 days aiter such presentation
sai4 city to issue a warrant difectSd 70. the
said q. City Auditor, commanding him TO levy
the same with 81 costs thereon. upon the
goods and ehattela bf .nch owner, And if no
such goods and chattels can be found within
said city suaieient 10 satisfy said debt and
costs, then to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings Of such owner fronting upOn
such street - Aforesaid, which said grounds
es Or 1SAdings, Or any, part, thereof shall. Be
sold ~ said City Auditor at public auction,
upon ten Q0) days notice in two newypoc
pcrs published in said oity."T
Inc bills Of fdelinqusnts having long since
become overdue, proceedings Will be COM
msaced WITHOUT delay, unless payment be
made as herein provided. Tx .-T'b~
WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN.
sepA'-" ...,,.., ..,.n,r..j,, City Auditor, 4
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

.ness SsstsF: q s,i rii:sss:'f dissssss:' f;s% ID.
ment To the deaaliest epideamn'%.C
that the CALIFORNIA vikt fha,,X
como tering slfaladies wnlcn, n,ssSl SSl =
faculty, renders these WbIjt
.knces or little consequence. ~ N
sia. GOut Rheuwatism, prIDSsiijItjagy
Biiiiousness, Nervous Diss pnMhIIS
disorders not organic, ere rseonic y W
this mi Rtchless yeget4pie W. NJ
tive, who cares for opinions w
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
WILMINGTON NAREHTS.

Yesterday afternoon roducr sold as fol;
lows at the Third street market house: po-
ta&ees, Is cents per half peck: ios,atocs,
l2a15c. per half prk; 5nc. per basket
turniIs, 10c. per faIf peck celery, 5sl0'r.
per bunch; apples, l5a25c. per half peck :
sweet potatoes. l5a3De sweetcorn, 1ja3Oc
per dozen rhcs: nuts. a 1S.2oc. PIT quatt !;
cabbage, sa5c Ter heal; carrots, 1s9c!
apiece; beans. l2a l5r., l,sr quart, .sspsaGsy
lie. per pos,h scrappley lqe, ;;srJh .hsasr,
dozen; pears, aoa4sc. per Nh. .ResE Eiss kw'
peaches werr '"r sslc !; sss4li Rtf ha'f f"k'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Help for the Hopelsn. louuevaI
detected, miserable, and nothing 4sy
balm Ia Gtlea4. Have you Ried VIII
Bittersf No! Then why don! youi pti
insist that such a thing as vial aa
impossible before you haveta AsjA
pertiss of this marvellous Vegetable NAI
alive. Whether your complaints w.
sia. billiousness, nervous weakness ~
titutiopal debility,0r any otheItw&
negar Bitters will revive and rsnMNta
shattered system, as 3 genial nhhay
the withered flowers. M 5%h
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

Every Seven Years, physlo4 \
the human body II entirely cnaIr rea
newcd. Every moment Of our il.
part OF cur bodies Is wearing ""
Ing built up anew of fresh msussI, mi
is accomplished by the nlcMs, s,ai
through every part. But ifthepi"s.i
weak or vittated, and does nps s,EisSk EisSk
work properly, tie system y SI
oned by the W0rn-s ut MALE, IN, A.
vital organs instead OF leevlns'stB IN y
dyspepkia, ,billi0usn ess, ,kldptsiys1N pti.ss1N
or troubles, fevers, end o.! g!,sj
from yitiated blood, DR.. wA
FOaNIA VINEGAR BITTERs An'
remedy. q" ''' w. ,,. I|
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
whenlee thfs Great Comnst. 4

Whenee thig Great Comn.9as \
county through. among the Aless@aat esaat
ter-mongersf They stand a}n:ass
'novatiOn on their privilege Of max
karLs of the sick. A C0mpetll@. =
into the field with which they ea
tend. DIR. j. WALKERs vlEIenSsI lEa ~
the updeflled essence OF the NOV ~ n
Vegetable JtOnics' and alterslns
world, IL driving al the aAI,1oSm Smsiy|
Of King Alcohol to the wall, lssslt|
disease. internai or externsi, INV.
not beneficially administered W.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

II ID uSsless 70 ssssT'lp ;, 4 p p''rS w Y,
stream while the, ,fou ntslI, i ,,ver vel and
pspsia, com plants Of the hHesr,olfuiA ,li ~
erdptions OF the skin, sc1Tin scn.n Imply
and iii diseases arising g! ifS,n H1 WatsJ
foruis ia Vinegar Vine Bitters. = the sss,G Ell
libie purifier Of the blooH, .ss, GOesd
the system. y has msrt msrt had la!Il
fail. provided the paS.al,ty OF mHS
using itcuntii she vi'S" ~ !
was top far gone. i 1oa1''--4(
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
'1EzI,nrxrK

Thos. r. LllJ, ,fSq., ~ sssats agest Of
this city, has made sale 70 day, Of hrm Of
ITO acres in Brandywine Hundred 70 John
Rowe for $4,000 in exchange for thrse-
story brick houses in Wilmington, to Rich ard
Rowe. Real estate seems TO be looking up,
there seems to be . much better feeling
manifested. aA IIilsl ''t-a''
Nr. Lally is said to b. preparing broker
age once for labsrers and property, Also
general auctioneering.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
MARRIAGES.

CARROW-ENGLAND On the 2lst inst, by
terisA Church, DR.. Flemming Carrow, of
Jersey City, and Teresa England, Of this
city. .s -s,s,
PRICE-DAv1DsON. Phila., October
18th, 1875, at tho Church of the Beloved
Disciple. by the Rev. J. Pleasonton Du-
Hamel, John T. Price and Jennie David.
son. both OF Delaware City, Del. :. ,a,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
OR slAMs' PAIN sEARcuss 5
WHAT 1T WILL PoslrIvl, n
It frequently relieves ,,...,
nSs - Deen ,sssa knoTn TO faii i.'v in AN, snds Md
IL used inwtrdly and asni,.G ~ Gss
wardly. II ,is the Greastipu,' astpl'ed out
Remedy ever disros,.ssss hln

emedy ever discov.rsssd dt'la
u PAIN sEARcHEs c,,,., - !.
rains IN the Stomach sud ANAL !. Cnnp ad
acne, Toothache, Neurai"J;oo Jo 70 6soSes Had.
emery. Sudden Cslds. Rbaruaa uaaraQa Nt
ters Colic, Bites and Stinyss os hIn.
ness. Swellings, Asiatic' y Thas hasessa &ssI
bltes, Sore Throat, Foul S,omaoiaef unoiefs I'M
ness, Asthma, Hearih%0rvn' SaaG
Cholera Morbus, Sprains ~ indlgaS
&C., ~i,d Aches and Pains y tsn 10 theA
ter. We heve cured hunSH,s.ssy ~ every cAA
e;s % In " nn1 csamps c.,s, In the stomach and ed
on, az ~ a. 0Si omet during the I pssi vss, 1as
DANIEL R. HIGNUr. rex,o,, ".
second street, SAYS the p.in eens 9! Ml
pletely relieved his son ) oh hrs Sealcheim
Of Rheumatism in a honr wy @ VI RlH
eoHiI sss's pat mig foot on the door, r'I%Sa snS
WI. xa.k across the ro~m, which hs sIs ~
uunS nls,,. cwo weeks previous. A few da.s NY
Wa[0lx ana wetting cotton and nIsss.l SM
me enected part. Effected thin s ysS4 wssl!l
Il; r; BLACKWELL, sign p.,,r !,
entirely relieved Of Painter 5 i1ls cSE N
minutes. "@a
HENRY McCREA was reli.vad ..u
lent headache In 30 minuteE eAMSssM AVN y.
Ing terribly for two weeks. and s% trs.s w
Of remedies without relief. Pain S.,s.
relieved as IT ever will do. jAMM =,
Ford. OF MIL Creek Hundred was I III. aI
Of q violent pain in the stomscS /. N
utes: WIN: WISER, LandenLers I'm, M
. splendid Remedy. In AyialicV z Tss.n %Sss
takes the lead Of all other raInsds ''S
REGISTRY Of reference Is large a,J N.
ber Of names increase every dsy %;sr
antee II all we say 1t to be, a remS,S n
told value to the afflicted. and lui a. \.
name indicates, q perfect psiu sasir.
Price - cents . bottle, with full dIrstcu,
for Medical Treatment. -
Prepared and sold by q. ~.,
] '''t. la'I '..' DIR. ]. SIMNy / 6Oy,
Fourth and King street, wHmIuaou
Del: Philadelphia Depot III Ard afss,
Philadelphia. Sold by druYsB generally
t..frF... i'.niit'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
Mesvens First Law is sia Wi

Heavens First Law ID eaa W;
larity in eating, sleeping and dsaaS
abstinence, from such d. ngete w.
as alcohol and tobacco. tepdAa1s !
long and heaithful life. But svsISss
serVpnCe Of these wholesome nAMG
always avert sickness. Tho beas
against epidemic and other dlsaei
WALK1R's CALlFORNIA VlNEalIM
which, by promoting a regulsrsA9 l
action Of the digestive. secretiye W. n
tive organs, keep the body In lh
sible condition for resisting ana 4
the cause Of disease, aG tH ~"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

NOTICE.-At the last stated meeting of
N the Managers Of the Wilmington Saw
ings Fund Society, it was ON motion, re-
solved to pay 70 dePositers ~ per cent per
being allowed on fractions OF month, to
commence At the beginning Of tho next fis-
cial year, and that the Treasurer give notice
OF the increase Of the rate OF Interest ct
least three months before tho end of'this
:, WILx1saroN, Sept 3th, Isis, .,,no ,.,,n,', ]
ALBERT w. SMITH,
sep0,N Treasurer W. 3. r, Society.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
Registers Order.
Z ,,.. , y. !. -. Ete1srBR's OFFICE.

y - go LI.'.' EEaIsTER'S OrTIcE,
NevE1StisC C6unty, Oct 18th 1915.
Upon the appiication OF samuel r. Wit
banks Adn,tnlssfete{Pf Henry Francis late
Of Wilmineton Hnndfed, ia said County de
ceased; u 10 ordere4 And directed BY the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give nottce of the Granting Of Letters ofAd-
3D., with the date 81 granting thsreof, "
causing advertisementst to be posted within
forty days from ti11 ldSts Of such. iettSfS. ia
sixoft the most public places Of the County
Of New Castle, recurring all persons having
demands against the Estate, topresent the
Such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to boi inserted Within the
same period In the MoININA HnR1 a. e
newspaper published In Wilmington and
y 70 p Pc coEf continued therein three weeks lE.
Given under the hand and Seal or
Office Of the ,Regfster Aforesaidi at New
Castle In New Castle County Aforesaid. The
day and year above written,
.>TAS1lBsNI'eets'' .REarsrrH.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased, must present the
same duly att eSted, to the Administrator on
or before Oct. 18th, 1870. or aaide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
SAMUEL r. w1LTBANK,
-. Administrator.
p Address 9M Washington st., Wilmington,
Del. IN. l'. . . Oct. N-3w cod
1NOR BEST SWEET CIDER oo N
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
WANTS.

WANTED-Those unemployed, to know
wv there are large number Of young
men In Wilmington, to whom employ.
ment would be welcome. Understanding
this, means have been devised TO give sew
and willing to work. Apply at the HER.
AID sfice to-day, between one and two
OclOck. -.-..--- -L-----LL ..------L
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

SfsCytAh yAh. NOTICE TO COUNTY ~ =
y rAYERS.-The unders,sned oea,.otAa1AA AA
~ mon}S9 TS}SS19ty Taxes having given netiee thTaSI
omns nanah,t as0 that the taxes were ana ,Ss anS
tSss sS tls &as "a 7aS ~ yAGsss sos .Ss s
tgrs thelf SWH pFdtS In W9iii ta@ cSe!Se:
s1v sT1eRHfcs HNyha aSScpilS ,to n %S3SS SSis9SS
cost ~ ene ss sSelIeft oRSr 70, ecii ~ WIN S
duplicates. q" aa1S a1es msto oneSsivS ytksis
=" NJ" l!os. ~ tcARrES,,rrSs, 4, ,iG.l !, =, 1
sAAG2B.tf T''' SAYA1N,I hl'l
Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
LICENSE APPL1cAr,,'

NoaaSE anss 1ItS JOHN =: JOY JOYCE, !, n
scs = . OF Assembly in I.1,iSsnenu .nnS y!
ana % provided, DO hereby 'Jcn .;Ma casa /
snAi! apply III writing r. slSSs ,S notsn
esa! sr Sessions Of the Peace C. : me p. C6rrSt
county Of New Castle NIL IN aud NJ
1oyn DAY Of November a AHgnSA AOaals
mn! nrst DAY Of tho next NoV:mmS,I ": n, IS, l
~ ssi1 Court, for . license 10 I"sr Is1r tern "a
Tavern at Nos dg r.. ,.sesp N i
tne Fourth Ward, city OF tsf WI IFlahH n
castle county, STATE Of F. N ..ilminySia
tess Quantities than onc rng Ealing lqss
on the premises. and ~. % ,qart, guar, 0Ex
ers recommend the said .U,lSN .Unt Nins ttssS
Thomas B. Eaton. ,s,I.cs!oa ~
Francis K. Jacquette fasMethewHh
William Alsenzter. S%mss ranss. At
Frank Lapiere, Iiaahncls aeNSssu
John MeLa6erty. hI0nn Kan,
John Flanagan. palel Hpanlel Reealpl
Alexander ]. Hart. TSInafd lba.
Q. Messick, Iatrlck HaTs
T. b. Kelly, JIohn 0liO,
John Fehrenbach iII.nles DOWN,
Frank Kelly, r4SSnry /. ASS
IA, JOHN I'M
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
Al klS18.
sI1xIA LS or sPEEDt YUIuyl&HTY +.
rtrrEss, AT 'lSltltl-
SSWILsfINGTON, DELAWARE,u "a
BY THE
WILNISGTON TRoTrIN0 AssO'N!
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
October 9th and 18th. 1875.
At sCHUHTZRN PARK, FOR the LIBERIA
Premium Of flD0o0O. ...

FIRST DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE NO. l-FoUa MINUTE HORSES.
J H Dickinson. wilmington. bk. m. Mari.
II J Ewing, Rsckland, &. g, Rockiand Boy
- Course, y. J.. blk. :. N, Belle ,}
PSilip Pm 3sfa :aster f; rhiis., S *. sa.eh,r
Iss Wn q Z MMatstGin, Martin, "ie'on' s. p m s Nary T
J 6 Dunwoody. Phil.., 6 8. sleepy Joha
Il ~ PURSE no. 2-2So 4oisfs. i 4. Y :, . I
Jas johnson, Mlil.sgton, Ma as.stonswa!.l
WI Taylor. Rancaeas, N. j., r. s. Shelly
] McCrystal, Phila., b.r. Dick Ellis e
J Fly, Phila., b. Z. Bay Star
Geo Litzenburn, Phila., b. m. Alabama
Geo a Johnsos, Phiia; a. (, Wm; 3.
Geo Geo Il i Rl: EiRintes; 1. . j.. s. m. n kas '''
" ii Balgsts, chsiapeaEs city. 5. 6. Billy
Boulder, s.,,-,.',,.t, .e e'.,, I'LL.
PURsE ~. .s-2.Ao HoRsns. ,n'S i
w H Thompson, Wilmington, b. 8. Prince
Geo A johnson. Phila.. b, M, Little Nell
Henry Hess, Fair Hill, b. m. Gipsey Maid
VIM Florence, Baito., b. m. Lady Florence
D Killion. Pnila.. b. n. Lady Bfessingt0n
SECOND DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED. W
PURSE NO. IS MINUTE HORSES.
w F Taylor. Hancocas, N. j.. =. 6. Shelly
Copper Bottom ..l.. t, ~. .l.',-
J MeCrvstal, Phila., b; 6. Dick Ellis
L.. fiy sobn:on, Raa'o + fsEi E bsy VII William
John Tate, Pbiis + & Oliver =
JIG Dunwoody, Phila c 6 slespy John
G H Elkinton, n. J. b "a Nan
VIM Lore, Mt Pleasant, ! 6 Dexter
PURSE no. S-26 hoRsEs,
WI II 1s fiompsos. Win Wiinineto q a1 5 Prince
Geo johnson, Phila br m Little Nell
] Course N. J, biz m Belle - :,
] G Dunwoody. Phila 6 Gen. Custer
Jno Y Ross. Phila br Tom Scott
Kson ms11'n Phi. hMP,nfIoaa m foay Bssaessn ssnnis
PURSE NO. 8-2.A HORSES.
J Y Ross. Phila. BIG Heicock H-i,g.J
Geo Jones, Warwick, blk g Andy johnson
W H Bursstt, Chesapeake City, 9 m Lady
VIM Florence, BALTIC b m Lady Florence
1,' SPECIAL PURSE. S'.2.'
The Star, entered by John Lovett; of
will cont test for special purse
On Thursday, October @th, with other noted
horses.
The good 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, 50 Cts, |
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
VIM. Lambson, President. Archie Given |
Treasurer. ]. Marsh Harlan, Secretary.
oct 2-t3.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

The undersigned. receivers OF CITY and
ior lN5. give notice to persons who have
not paid their CITY and School Tax for IS7s'
and have had their bills presented, tHat
they are required by law, to call and ssttfe
n the same In days from delivery Of the biii
me receivers request Ah such persOns r.
cal! At their office No. 10 East Sixth sfreet
and settle without delay; they HAVING oIwt'
en- bonds TO the city, the money IL Sss
them and they are responsible for ~ onT
they hope those that can pay wilibe nron, @ ~
while. perhaps, some that cannot nov
once, Will call and make some arranpam g e.
20 pay when they can, and We most resnacts
luliy ask you TO give this your attentiat u
a. 70 svnid @ tTouble, costs, or EunpleSsan
ness. me city needs money and renmiros
ns Vs., % collect It or pay 1t, and what We nro' os
pTcS ~ 10 40 Is 70 collect and pay II, T'"7
Inc recei vers also give notice Of n n,,r,,>.
OF iots ~ the I'd, Sd, 9Th; tn, Sth. 9fh ana HI
xMmFus tnat lhey cannot find thesowaers ~
~ Al, such persons owning said lots wSII; II;
piease call and settle or we will seli tha,! WI!
Or. axes and costs. 10 ,..'j ..IUN, 60 ''AeH
,Omce No: 10 East Sixth street b.tvoo.,
Market and King. Hours from III 4 ;ieSn S;cieSinl
eVory evening, and on market morninS" "cA
EDMUND PROVEN" F.;
Receiver Northern District uncl,Ssn "a,
horth Of Sixth street, ,,,I ''''', "S 'nS "il I
EDWARD FARMAR "'
kecetyer Southern District uncIud,nr n,
souea Of Sixth strect) NY oct X a!l
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

1
Editor Korsir9 Hsrald The public Il
truly long suffering in permitting the pro
prietors Of the bone mill to offend ito nos.
srils with the horrible stencil thst 70 waited
over the city with every breeze that comes
from the direction ofthat repository Of bad
smells. Aweak voice has occasionally been
lilted against the abomination but without
effect. 1t seems a. If the proprietors are
prepared TO defy decency, in allowing the
poisonous odors to escape. Th.y have the
efrontery to insinsate that these odors are
healthful an assertion too preposterous to
be entertained noment by any sensible
person. Is the city powerless to protect It.
self against invasions Of this sort' Is this
"prince of the power Of the dr." whose
domination the poor public thinks must be
borne without . murmur, to be permitted
to rule over uss In the submission of our
citizeus to the outrage on their olfactories,
they admit thst they are possessed Of
blunted sense Of smell, and that King Crabs
and cologne are equally choice perfumes.
The next thing we shall know, is, that our
druggists will have their windows decorated
with elsborstely illuminated cards, an
"Phosphatine, or the devils own
for sale here. We have no
loubt that bis Satanic Majesty has long
'ince marked this choice ex-hell-atine, As
IN odor suited to his mind, and that 1t de-
ights him to know that we poor Whining
onians breathe this pestilential air.
GRowLRR.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
NOTICES.

NOT1CE-Aq quarterly meeting of the Trus.
IN tees OF the POsr Will be held At the Aims
House, on WEDN EsDAY, the nth dav Of
October. lS75., Those whe have bills against
sent them 10 the Trustee Of the Poor of
their district. JONI w. EVANS, Clerk.
.,l.....-a. Oct2l-6t
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF CHRIS
IN TIANA HUNDRED.-I will be at MIL
ler's Hotel, corner Second and Tatnall sts.,
Wilmington, ON Saturday. Oct I'D. 1876,
from II n. till P. M, to receive taxes over
due for lE4, "f
Al taxes NOT paid at that time will be exc
r. G. JUSTIS.
oct22lt Collector for 1874.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

TN0R RAIE. " N
NJ -. VI 'I ,''t.-I I
AFAKM OF un ACRES OF SUPERIOR
... LAND, ....,. ,,. .
J.. In White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cos.
tie County DelawYre, one mile from the
town Of Newark, on the New London Road.
Buildings large, modern, ornamental, and
in perfect order, eonprising GGWgm
MANSION HOUSE, f4fu"H t'.'
FARMERS COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN,
SHEDDING, sTABLING,
WHEAT HOUsE. HOG HOUSES.
AND YARDS, POULTRY HOUSES, NEAT
HOUSE. DAIRY, &C.
Fencing new and substan tiae. This farm Is
highly Improved and will pay ten per cent
on the price asked lor IL, and ID worthy OF
by any one wiahing . delight
lul home surrounded by beautiful gceDery.
md fertile fields, convenient to schools.
churches railroads and all other comforts
of modern civilization. lf, 4 lI&it..s.l
-. "''' ''--' REYNOLDS L CO.,
Es2 Market Street,
oet 1s-2wd '" Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
THE ,LI0NSsMOUTH.

This department OF the paper viii Be
open At all times to these who wish to
furnish cunmsaicssioas for publication.
But the editor reserves to himself the
right 70 aooept or reject The ss'ns o.
the author must invariably accompany the
article, and manuscript should se written
upon but ono side of the paper.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

EOR BEST SWEET CIDER, 20 to
Il VIM. SPEAKMAN.i
"ctzi-ot h7 King Street.
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ISOR AAhEs1Thss stock and fixtures Of Z
veil appointed hrst-class Hotel In this
city. Wilmlngton Hotels will be largely
6ossatoi 81 tSS CsatenHiel. Xppiy to
ect ls-w 4 In REYNOLDS 4, CO.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
FORERENT.
FDk AALE. !.

ISOR sALE.-I,H Of nice cider barrels, Il
+ s.1s .h. foo" '9r '''''ssI Il iRR2lkk HRRkkEr ei 81.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

piano AND ORGAN TUNING, Church
~ ~ Orasans, Cabinet Organs, HelosIenns
msnt raemGs nad and oil kinds Of musicsl instru.
Reese nance maSo an Snd reRaired new Bellows and
deons;@ years experience. j. II HiHvn.,
IN 80 '"ee'. Oct8-1fn
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICEl

sepN-tf
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