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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-01-20
STYLISH DRESS GOODS.

STYLISH DRESS GOODS.
We ara Offering this season larger and better assort-
mrn than ever before, and aprices lower than during
the past twelve Years.
Black silks very low prices, IS cents II $500 per
yard Very pretty Suiting Dress Goods i2I cents
yard Grey Dress Goods torsaliing In great yari iy
Debeges Cancels Hair and Srges all prices. Handsom
Black Apaeas, Z5 10, 49, aud so cents Extra quality
Black ALPACA, 80, Co. rs so cents, and $780, Splendid
quality Bas silks, II. %, l.25 5o and 10. IIandsom
Silk and Wool Roll poplns $780, LIS and 100 yard.
NJ rinoesand Empress tleths in all cYlors. Handsome
handsome wild Dress Goods 20, 81 30, and rs cents
cAssIMEREs JEANS AND wATEKPRoofs.
Good heavy Jeans %, 30 81 49, and, 50 cents Heavy
Cassmeres is B3 80 cents, S100 and LIS Cassiperes
for Boys wear, 80, co. rs and 81 cents Coed Water
proofs rs 80 ctnts 300 and upwards. IN oil colors
REMEMBER THOSE 12i CENT MUsLINs.
Handsome skirts, so, 30 cents 100, and LIS Very
choice Bou ward skirts LOO, 50, and $50 Towels,
over yard long all Linen. 20 and rs cent
THOSE 1919 .CJTyT MUSLTNs ARE WORTH fs
CENTS All OVER
Great faraains in Blankets Canton Flannels and
Wooden Flannels. SHAWI.S-an elegant stock from SO
cents 1900 My stock Of Tickngs Shecfings &c.
very full ard sold low prices. N5- THOSE .zx
MUSLINS CANNOT LAST LONG. IA A1gy larYe
lots Of Mars lilies Quilts, Shirts, and Drawers Linen
Bosoms and thousands Of other things all re,aed at
wholesale prices. Remember those INK cent Mnsins =
have sold great many cheap goods In my day but
seldom anything cheap those ~ cent Muslins
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-01-20
ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY.
15O Nassau ST., New York.
THE ALDINE COMPANIES
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOLD oNLY.BY. SUBSCRIPTION
Parts !, IT, III and Y HFo jun fEauy 3
SUTTON'S
Leisure Hours Miscellany.
REPRODUCING

10 be completed In 40 paris, issued tortnigttly.
Each part wfcVnai an elegant irentisptefSf Ori2i
tally engraved Oh steel Tor the London Art aoArnal
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-01-20

dsfFs OF the Union National Bank, at French
town, cn Tuesday Of last week, the following
Directors were elected: !,
Philip G. Reading, Hugh E. .Warford,
Ishmael Brink, Gabriel III. Slater, David
Rittenhouse, William IL. Martin, W.. H..
Eckle, James Williams, and Michael Uhler.
A semi-annual divided Of per cent was de-
clared. The old president, cashier, &C., were
reelected.
The firm and clerks of Messrs. Carver q
Williams store, in this city, few days ago,
made a very handsome birthday present to
Mr.. John H. Roberts, who has been employed
IN the establishment for the past eighteen
wears. It consisted Of stylish solid walnut
upholstered arm chair. and was altogether
surprise 20 Mr. Roberts, The presentation
was made by Mr.. Griffith Williams and was
suitably replied to by Mr.. r. This prssenta-
ton shows the high es6eem in which be Is
held by his associates.
"A young man by the name of Sheridan, a
son Of Mathew Sheridan, of Tinjcum town
shin Bucks Co., was arrested by a Philadel-
phia detective one day last week and taken to
Trenton. The cause Of the arrest, the French
tom Press understands, was completely in the
burning of the distillery of Abraham Fluck,
Jr., at that place, some time ago. lie was re-
leased on bail few days afterward and re-
turned home Further developments are
promised seonT' -
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23

.NOTICE-A NETTING 70 ORGANIZE
IN A DEI.AWARE. hTATE TEACHERS
VIII be held In school,
Mouse No. l. Wilmington, commencing al
~ o clock A. NJ, THURSDAY, December @b,
lB75. All persons teaching In the state Orc
Requested to attend this meeting and parti.
ci:'ate in its proceedings.
'' y. ". HARLAN,
". H. Pl'ENELL,
a4 5F' i W. 4. REYNOLDS,
L r. A, WILLIAMS,
/. n. WILLIAM,
6ecl4-:L committee On Arrangements
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
ANUS + I ! ~. Il

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND DOUBLE HOLIDAY PEREoRMASCE
ON ThMrsday, Decensbsr SOth,
Mrs. John Drew
w WITH HER STAR DRAMATIC coNPANYyTs s.
From Mrs. John Drew's Arch Street Thea
.l tire. Philadelphia.
Doors open at = o'clock begins quarter tos.
with Buckston's Elegant Comedy, in thee
Yr.F acts, entitled
E"Leap Year; Or, the Ladies'
Privilege!' .
The double entertainmenttern1in ,ting with
Pools Extremely Laughable Comedy,
80 entitled
fs "SIMPSON & CO.,"
With a great cast, including MRS. JOHN
DREW in both pieces, personating
her great parts Of aes
uALLIE O'LEARY" & "AIRS. SIMPSON"
Reserved seats, (secured without extra
charreI IS cents, To be had at Boughman,
Thomas & Co.'s on Friday, December 2ith.
General Admission so cents. Balcony, IS.
A0Remember on account Of the great
length Of the double bill the doors WILL
open att, and curtain rises at 7.45. ''dec. 70.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
Give Sanders q Call.

The dry goods establishment Of James A.
anders, 21S Market street, presents as
handsome an appearance as any store in
the city His show window is a model of
taste and elegance, and one stops surprised
md pleased to give it more than a passing
glance as be goes by. Mr. Sanders has as
Complete stock Of Christmas goods as can
be found in the city, and those who are
looking for holiday presents In
his line would do we'll not to pass him by.
His selection Of fine handkerchiefs, of all
varieties, elegantly put up in magniAcently
decorated boxes, ladies, gentlemen and
childrens, all the way from 50 cents to
s350 for they are unsurpassed in the city.
He has most splendid assortment Of we'd
ding handkerchiefs put in boxes, covered
with pure white casing, exceedingly cheap
napkins of all varieties, and of the best
quality and make are speciality and they
srs perfect vel of cheerfulness. But
his large took of gentlemens neckties, from
10 cents to so cents are attracting much At
tcntion, as are the elegant gentlemens silk
mullins which he is disposing Of at aston
tshinr rates. Give him call.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
CHRIsTMAS NIGHT

I -'A .RENA.'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, ONLY.
Mr.. 1T. Donnelly is pleased to announce
that he has arrangsd for
THE SPECIAL APPEARANCE
of The young, brilliant, and versatile artistic
MISS r. E N A,
Whose interpretation Of the character OF
the IRISH GIRL OF TODAY, has won
Golden opinions from the press Of al! the
nrfncipat cities of the country and have
been Witnessed by large, fashionable ana
cultured audiences over COO nights. She
will appear as
Gus H,
or ssCush 10 ma chree'-Pulse of my heart.
written for her by Mr.. james McCloskey,
author Of Across the Continent "Sun-
BEAM" etc.
A NEW DEPARTTRE IN IRISH COME
DY. LIFE-LIKE, TENDER AND
EFFECTIVE,
The Company selected to support Miss
Rena vie In excellence with organizations
that have ever appeared in Wilmington.
Admission, Orchestra Chairs, IS cents;
Orchestra Circle, 50 cents; Balcony, 35 cents.
Reserved seats Is cents, to be had at
Boughpan, Thomas 4 Cos, on Thursday
morninTat9 O'Clock. decl6-7t
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
Great Clearing Sale.

While Nathan Lieberman's clearing sale
is going on, the people should tal.e advan-
tage Of it. You can buy overcoats now,
which formerly sold at fifteen dollars, for
ten dollars. Suits for men and boys In pro-
portion; also, line Of children's suits, which
would make handsome Christmas presents.
An extra force of statesmen have been en-
gagged for this week. Their enormous es-
tablishment is packed full and no customer
shall 20 out If reasonable price will induce
them to buy. They buy very heavily, and
with ample capital, and ready to buy large
quantities at any time, therefore saving
many times from 20 to 80 per cent. They
can do better than any house in the city.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
PIl0l e|hI9,, !
TDRDrr.ArA
MATER DEpAKTMENT,.
ry4sEF ENCxNHnuB OTyxCV, !
No, 1000 Market Atreot. ]

.,W4ATlsE DEpAkTMENT. 80 Il N
SHsEF CNGxMHn1B O!14cE fss
No. 100 Market Atreet, ]
s'-:1ac.-ysssroN, DEL, Dec. l5th. 1875. =
Ff.t .z3 for laying water pipe under
the t3d cf st,e lhristiana and BFandywine
creeks a. Wilmington, Delaware, viii be
rssslvsr nSt;| "he Water Department. once, g,
ats o'clock p. M, =, 2"
For laying cast iron water pipes, twenty
@ inshes sn9 tTen wsiEninf sxe
OF gooa strong iron under the beds of and
across the ChristianQ and &BrandyWine
creeks (navigable streamsl Across the
ChTistiana at point east Of and near Third
street s6 Bea the nssr s,e. e
bridge, both points to be designated by the
Chief Engineer. The pipes must be,laid
with sufficient number of water tight
flexible joints to avoid any undue strain
Sc The II Chlsf % Engineer and Water v m dommit
tee; each pipe to have two plugs cast near
the joint Of suficient strength to admit Of
the shrinkage of two wrought iron links to
secure the joints: The top Of pipe when
present beds of the creeks, except at chan
nels where it will be required to be six feet
below the beds of creeks and covered with
the material taken ftom trench to conform
with present beds Of creeks. The pipes to
be laid at such points at shore as may be
designated by Chief Engineer. The pipes
when laid to be subjected to q Hydrostatic
pressure of three hundred (3O0) pounds per
square inch and water tight under that
pressure.
The distance across the Christiana Is
about three hundred and seventy-flye (s75)
feet, and the distance across the Brandy
wine three hundred and fifty $3.50 feet.
The contractor will be required to Furnish
oil the material, labor, tools, implements
and machinery necessary to complete the
work Of laying said pipe.
Proflles Of the beds OF creeks will be fur
nished by the Chief Engineer. The con-
tractor will state price per lenial foot laid.
Work to commence on or before the LIST day
Of May, 1879. and the same to be completed
BY the 18th day Of July following, Salts
factory security Will be required for the
faithful performance Of contract.
The right TO reject any orall bids will be
reserved.
For further Information apply at 1000
Market street, Wilmington, Del.
ALLEN RUTH,
decls-tf Chief Engineer.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
FRS NOTICE.
REGIs1r!'S OFFICE, /.

REGIsTrH'i OFFICE, H
New castle County Dec. l3th 1875.
cpon the application Of Kev. Patrick
Reilly, Adminfstrator of Sarah Fenlop, ,lato
Of Rrandywine Hnndged. II said County a.
Register that, the aAdministretor aforesaid
minietration upon tts the desses.
causing dvertisements % bs posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters, in
slz ofthe most public places ofthe County
demands against lhe Estate, to present the
same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly ID
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HERALD, q
newspaper published in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks IF.
Given under the hand and seal Of
Once OF the Register Aforesaid, at New
Castle In New Castle County aforesaid, the
day ent, year above written.
SC. BIGiIS, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
An persons having claims agosnst the
Estate of the deceased, must present the
same, ,dtly att0gted. to the eAdmiu!stratoro on
or before Dec. 18th. 1876. or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
pATRICR REILLY,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington Del.
~ ,d6clA.3Weod
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
NOTICES.

annual 'rn"..!py Of ,ba
IN Farmers A:socsation q :>.w Castle
Telegraph Building. 2rd and Market styeets
Del, on .SATIsknAf. JAW
lst, 1875, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. '"'
GEO. H. BROWN. Secretary.
w &c. 1--wed. tn 6sst ..cv.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
NOTICE TOTAX PAYERS:

EIN6$
The Undersigned, receiver. ol CITY ana
School Taxes for the city ol Wilmington
for 1875 give nQtice to persons r, wn3 g. hey, 1a7,
and have had their bills presented, thel
they are required by law, TO call and setls
the same In S days from delivery Of the bill
The receivers request a.! such persons radt 70
call ut their office No; 10 Fast SIKH ats5.' H,,.
and settle without delay; they having gls, ggso
on bonds TO- the city, the money oaS a
them and they are responsible tCr ~ nus
they hope those that can pay WILL pc plomps
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay ~
once, will call and make some arrangement
to pay when they can, and we most tesPecm
fully ask you to give this your attenuon ~
as to avoid trouble, costs, or unpleasa;nna,S.
ness. The city needs money ana requlme qre
us to collect It or pay 1t, and what We P''~
pose to do 10 to collect and pay It: ,nber
The receivers also give notice OF r. g pon1 10.
of lots in the ID, Sd, 9Th; 7th Sth Ssn ann ~ ~
words that they cannot ind theFoWn.s's, VIZ ,u11; ~
All such persons owning sa1o lotS 49,
please call and settle or we VIII seA 1ie'"
for taxes and costs. - ,.4xee,,
Ofice No. 10 East Sixth, st"eet, pey;sT,ess peyT,esss
Market and King. Hours rom 7to oMo'A
every eye1ilng. aud on market morn1n&e'
''e' EDMiFND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern Dis,r r!c! .'ncau"lhs '''
north Of sixth street, ~ #.g
- y .ss EDWARD FARMAh'
Recelver Southern Ihs'r'c, dnaudlns 81
south OF Sixth street, oct u@
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23

IN Notice is hereby given that all persons
Indebted for County, State and Poor Tax.
for the year 1875, for the Second or Northern
District Of Wilmington Hundred, must cali
and Settle the same. The Collector will b.
found at his 0dice, corner Of Eighth and
reslde1ce, sS West Fourth street.
DUTY OF any person fai
or neglect " pay their Tax within ten days.
after this notice, the Collector may lev!
and collect the same with cost according
to law
reside in tho Hundred, or Is minor, II
sl1all be the duty Of the Collector to levy
and collect the same of the personal prop
efty Of the tenant Thereof. - E1troc, from Mt
In,V.
LEWIS MCCALL,
,....rr collector.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23

III OT!CE.-The seventh .annuel meeting
len Of the Stockhoiders Of the Masonic
HAL Company Of Wilmington. Isel. viii b.
hold In the Directors Eoo!n Of tn. Masonic
Mnll, on Monday, the 9Th OF December.
116, at o'clOck p. Ill.,. for the purpose q
A1ecJing President. Fice-pves.dant.T Treas.
trer, Secretary. and nine n!rectors to serve
the ensuing year. J. =. !. f!T.HIOND.
t@d decl4-eodte Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
WANTS,

ANTED-1'O buy a LOT t,f ohh o,,,- -
felt caps at TAfJOR'S ti.t ;n Ena and
Market Street, (sd ssosy.] dec1SssIH c1ysGIH
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,
OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT

OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT
The bills for 1879 are row roady and pay.
able ct the Registrars Office. 1908 Marked
street. The law requires that al bills pad
on or before January 3lst, 1870, the face oi
the bill, those paid during the month oi
February, five per cent. additional thosf
paid during the months OF March
ten per cent. additional and an5
amounts remaining unpaid after April Isl
1875, the Registrar Is required to have tE4
ferrules Withdrawn and suit Instituted fol
the recovery Of tho amount due, and the
water will not again be let Into such prem
ises until such arrears with assessments
and 81 0efor drawing fcrr1es are paid.OfiiHe
hours 9 q. m, to 4 2. m.
,S$ EDWARD MCINTYRE,
dec. ST Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23

3lOR HALE.-Iot OF Hice cider borre,s =.
make room for oysters, apply ri ''' !"
9ePt.zau 49j MARX IN sa,
The Morning herald., 1875-12-23

IyPECIAI. NOTICE TO COUNTY, TA1
~ PAYERS.-The undersigned collector
0f County Taxes having gi"fn natlce thres
Inonths ego that the taxes were due and
p4yable at that date, land whereas not more
than one-twentieth Of the taxpayers have
Rid any attention to said notice, the collec.
&0rs for their own protection VIII be obliaed
4 6en force payments according to law, whlch
lives the collectors power u collect with
4oet In ten days af'ea. they receive thei.
dppl'catas.
@ lOS. J.. CARPENTER. il.
s 4. GIVEN,
Il RnE2S-A t,iI!anirk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08

THE work Of preparing Washington
Hall for the use OF the House OF Dele
gates ha, been completed, and that body
vii. be furnished, on Wednesday next,
the most com orlabe ana couyenien;
room in which it mas ever heretofore sat.
There is every arrangement provided Tor
facilitating business, and We are assured
that there will be no cause for complain,
on that score.
The Hall Of the sgcon! Branch o:
Council Is also in readiness for the recep-
ton OF the Senate. Ii will do toierabIy
well for the purpose To which it Is to be-
temporarily devoted. There viii be
lacking convenient clerks and Sergeant
at-Arms rooms at first; but these may be
provided yet before the session ends.
This work has been done under the SUI
peryision OF Captain JOHN McLURE,
who deserves credit for the energy and
judgment he has displayed.