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The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
ROBE ERY IN FREDERICA.
FREDERIcA, Oct. 26, 1875.

Special Correspondence Of the Herald.
The store of Robert Marshall was entered
last evening by burglars. The money -draw w.
er emptied of what was in it, but no goods
were missing. Attempts were made on
other places, but the burglars got scared
and run.
Quite "calico" excitement seems to be
raging in Frederica since the merchants re-
received their new goods. l heard a man
say that one firm took enough money in on
Saturday last to break down his money
drawer, from sales of calico, and had to
send for carpenter for repairs.
There is considerable improvement going
on in this town. John w. Hall seems to be
the leading spirit; he is building new houses
and improving the old ones and employs a
gang OF carpenters, ,brcklayers, masons and
painters. Mr.. Hall is able to do it, and it is
good thing to keep the poor employed.
More hereafter. TRAVELLER.
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JCSI'ICE,S' COURTS,

Before Esquire Brady, yesterday after
noon, Samuel Collins, charged With com
m.t,ing an assault and battery on the per
son OF Robert Burr;s. Charges being sus
tained, the prisoner was fined 81 and cost,
of case.
Rhoda Smith was given hearing, charged
with being drunk, throwing stones and
breaking out three panes of glass from the
plaintiffs front window Rhoda was fined
50 cents and costs, then discharged.
The defendant was then given a hearing.
charged by Khoda Smith with THROWING
stones on the 9th day of October. An ex,
animation of the case showed Julia Taylor
to be peaceable and industrious character
nN given to drinking or throwing stones
81 was on the day named, absent from
home on visit to Philadelphia. The
charge seemed to have originated from
1eQousy on the part of Miss Smith: Julia
.esng member of Bethel Church and =
lsoder in the choir, has been TAKING
Sosai music lessons from Girard Bobelen, a
mok dealer, and the leader of the Bethel
Church Choir. Mr.. r. has been paid for bis
services, but as he staid some evenings with
Jnlia until 10 o'clock, and paid no attention
to Rhoda, that lady was fired with hate and
let out on the musical Julia with vile inyec-
ttves, calling her everything but yirtuous.
Aq1 even went go far as to speak lightly OF
% a's dark color. After hearing
th testimony in favor of the latter's
chtractcr, Squire Frazer dismissed the case
w1kreupon khoda got on her " earl and
len the office vo~ing to whale dat nigga
II ne eber dared follow her on de street
agsin." Bridget Stannard, by complaint of
Margaret Ryon, was also given hearing,
being charged with disorderly conduct, and
threatening bodily harm, the charge bayinp
been sustained, she was held in the sum Of
tSO0 bail, which she gave, and was accord.
ingly dismissed.
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LICENSE APPLICATION,

NOTICE.-I, John Keegan, hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges
Of the Court of General Sessions of The
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Della
on Monday, the 18th day of November next
being the first day of the November term
A. D., 1875, for 2 license to keep an inn or
tavern at the Rising sun Hotel, in the city
county of New Castle, in ,he State of DeIa.
ware In school district No. 46, and to sell in
toxicating liquors ih less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises. and
the following freeholders recommend the
said application, to wit:
c. B. Weggenman, George Hewlett.
John Kelly, Giles TIambson,
James ONlel, James Wilmot,
Kooert Murray, VIM. Herbert,
Inomas Early, Ferdinand Leckler,
.hoischamaker, Jho ]. Black.
u. bOuiden, A. c. Gray.
oct96-5t JOHN KEEGAN.
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THE TENPERANCE MEETING n
IT. PAVL'N.

A mass temperance meeting was held in
St. Psul's M. E. Church, Market above
Seventh, last night, Rev. A. D. Davis, G.
". G. T., Order of Good Templars in Della
ware, presiding. The choir of the church
opened the exercises with singing; Rev. j.
B. Quigg followed in prayer. An address
upon the great temperance question was
then delivered BY the Hon. w. P. Drew
Rev. A. D. Davis, Of this city, spoke for
short time, when an eloquent and impress
sive appeal was made by Rev. F. NJ. Brad
ley, M. W. p, of Warrington D. c., to an
audience that responded with hearty ap-
plause. The appeal was direct and forcible;
interesting from its statistical yet lively
tenor. At the conclusion of Mr.. Bradley's
address and the singing of the doxology,
benediction was pronounced by the Rev.
]. B. Merritt.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

GRAND OPERA HOUSE!
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO EVENINGS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOV. lst 4 ID.
The orld-famous and original
KEs MILY,"
whose elegant entertainments have been
christened BY the press and public Of
America and 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 Volxes
family will appear.
Each evening previous to the vokes will
be presented
FIRST CLASS COMEDY,
By carefully secected
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Doors open att. Comn ence ats.
Admission Is cents. Reserved seats. 81.
Balcony 80 cents. Sale Of seats Will COM
mencc on Friday morning. Oct. Ith at 9
raic! =. at boughman, Thomas 4 CO.'S 42i
Director Of fOrchestra-Herr wirtheim.
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NOTICE-I, Os.NIEDkRMAIER in COM
pliance with the requirements Of the
act or Assembly, ia such cases made and
provided. do hereby gave notice that shall
aappty in writing to the Court Of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the state OF Delaware, in and for the COUNTY
Of New Castle. upon Monday, the 18th day
Of Of kovember. A. D., 1875, being the first day
Of the next November term Of the said
Court. for license to keep an Inn or Tay-
era at ll9 Shtpley street, city Of Whining
ton, New Castle County, Delaware with the
Privl:ege 81 solling Intoxicating liquors in
Iess quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on tne premises, and the following freehol-
GERS recommend the said application to wit
fatrick Holland Julis Gunther
Jacob Keinle James McKenna
Atrobel Fred We'll
FRANK zimmerman John Ahrens
JOS Richardson Alfred Walton fdruu,t
Geo Steipken August vshenbsch
Amos D Perkins Patrick f.aIlv
y m huber John Riley
naIpn McCAu VIM Dollard
VIM C1ayey Jas Carrexan
Henry bl-yer Philip G Plunkett
JOnn = lee Henry Bradley
oct 25-St JOSEPH NEIDHRMAIER,
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whence this Great Commution

count y through, among the Alcoholic b
ter-mongers? They stand aghast at an
novation on their privilege ofMaking dn
karGs of the sick. A Competitor has col
into the field with which they cannot c
tend. DIR. j. WALKERS VINEGAR BITE
the undefiled essence OF the most efficaeo
vegetable tonics and alternatives in
world,i ,is driving all the shiN-bNn nostrT
of King Alcohol to the wall. There Is
disease, internai or external, In whichI
not beneficially administered.
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1Ieavep's First Law Is Order r

Iarlty IN eating, sleeping and exercise
abstinence, from such d. ngtrous jujsn
as alcohO! ard tobacco. tend to secun
long ana healthful life. But even stricto
servance OF these wholesome rules willu
always avert sickness. The best salegus|
against epidemic and other diseases Is
WALKERS CALIFoRNIA ViNEc.p s1o R,r1, lT
which, by promotinga regular and yigon
action OF the digestive, secretiye and exe
tive organs, keep the body In the best NJ
sible condition for resisting and repelIi
the cause OF disease,
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Help for the Hopeless. yor -. :.

Help for the Hopeless. You ,,o =,
any good. you say, Don't aespairs u,hs qEe! ICES!
balm In Gilead. Have Won triad Vsi iasn
bitters? No! Then why tion't yon, 'fu hns
insist that such a thing as a ciinI ei;,s u,
impossible before you have tested tho t' '
pertles OF this marvellous Vegetable Rai
atlve. Whether your complaint be- HWY M
sia, DllliOusneSs. nervous Weaknes%v % ~,
Lltntlonal debility, or any other troubs \
negar Bltters will revive and renoyata "a
shattered system. as a genial rain rrfrt%l
the withered flowers. 'A 'e''sI
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
The Dsfaulting Treasurer Of New
Jersey.

On Monday Attorney General Vauatta
began suit in tie Supreme Court, on tho Of!
ficial bond Of Josephus sooy, il. .,the default
ng State Treasurer of New Jersey, to re-
cover 100000, the amount of the bond
given BY Mr.. Sooy for the faithful perform
ance of his duties. Summonses were sent
to the Sheriffs of Essex, Mercer, and Bur
lngton counties, directed to Josephus Soey,
jr., John s. Irish, James NJ. Durand, VIM.
A. Ripley, Samuel A. Dobbins, John B.
Parker, Edward T. Thompson, William
sooy, and Nicholas W. sooy, bondsmen of
the late Treasurer, as co-defendants of the
suit. The summonses are made returnable
at the Supreme Court on November 4th.
The criminal suit will take place this week.
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Every Seven Years, psychologists

Every Seven Years, psychologists y
the human body is entirely changedand1
newcd. Every moment of our lives, evd
part of our bodies is wearing out and is n
ing built up anew of fresh after. This waI
is accomplished by the blood which god
through everypart. But if the blood becomd
weak or vitiated, and does not perform |
work properly, the system Is actually po1
oned by the worm. ut matter clogging N
vital organs instead of leayingthe body, I
dyspepsia, ,billiousness, kidney, skin andh1
er troubles, fevers, end all diseases al1sI
from vitiated blood, DIR. WALKERS CAn1
FsRNIA VINEGAR BITTERS are sovaeH
remedy. N'|
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

NOTICE-A quarterly meeting of the Trus-
~ tees OF the Poor will be held at the Aims
House, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th dav of
October, 1875. Those who have bills against
the institution of the Poor will please pre-
sent them to the Trustee of the Poor of
their district. JONI w. EVANS, Clerk.
Oct2l-6t
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Special Notice,

Aswe were preanbulating along Market
street we stopped In at the fashionable
EATERS, 8. NJ. Culbert, opposite the Clayton
House; We saw him selling good silk hats
for $3.50 and children's for 50 cents. There
has been an impression going about that his
prices were high, We can inform the p< ople
that it Is not the case aud tha. HE prices are
very reasonable.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
THE KENT COURT,
YESTERDAYS PRoCEEDISGs-rHE STOUT
HALL CASE. -...--.-

HALL CASE. HHHa--ya.--a-
DOVER, Tuesday, Oct. 2S, 1875. !
~ 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
The applications for license were a.l
granted this morning, where they had here.
tofore been granted, hut no new ones.
On motion of Attorney Fulton, rule was
granted to show why the sale of Worden &
Evans should not be set aside. Argument
Friday next.
Also, on his motion, rule was granted to
argue the case of sale of Edward Beck e
property, to set It aside.
State vs. Jacob Levy,-This is q case for
selling spirituous liquors on election day,
contrary to law. Attorney General and
Robinson for State. Comegys for defendant.
The case was SO absurd in proof that the
State abandoned it. Verdict In favor of de-
fendant without leaving the jury box. In
dictment against the wrong man was the
reason.
State ". Purnell, (col.) for taking an
overcoat of Thos. H. Dawson. Jury out.
Eleven indictments found this morning:
ten for violating the liquor law and one for
assault and battery.
This afternoon one bill for larceny was
ignored; also one for arson.
DOVER, Oct. 81, 1875,
10 O'Clock, A. N.
Grand jury called and retired.
Court proceeded to business.
On motion of N. B. Smithers, ESQ, the
Rev. H. N. Hall was made q party to the
suit of Henry Stout against " Hall 8 tenants"
3 case of ejectment this is the famous
Stout and Hall case over again, about the
possession of property, BY demonstrating
whether his (Hall's) child ever breathed,
when born. 1t will be remembered that q
sensation was created about this case last |
Court.
The jury in case of State VS.. Purnell (n),
for larceny, failed to agree, They came into
Court this morning and stated the fact, 8
being for conviction and for acquittal.
Court discharged both jury and prisouer
with thanks from the prisoner.
Not being much ready on hand, the Court
and Bar INDUCED short time in iocular
There are one hundred cases
on tie Civil list and twelve cases for argu-
ment, besides the new cases, on indictments !
and summonses. They will be disposed of in
some shape, this week and next. I
The case of Beauchamp VS.. Vickers of |
assault and battery, has been
called and is now on trial. Attorney Gen.
eral for State; Harrington and Reed for
r
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/ IA xn1hA
PURSE NO. l-FoUR MINUTE HoRsKs.
III Dickinson, Wilmington, bk. m: Maris
Il J Ewing, Rcck!and, g, g, Rockiand Roy
u Course, n. J.. bk. r. m: Belle
fsa Philip s Sinister, f Phiia:, Is bK. 8. hatcher
WI VIM = G Martin. ' ""s 'onI b. - M. Nary Mary M' iaA
j G Dunwoody, Phila.. c. ~ g. Sleepy John
PURSE NO. $50 HORSES.
WFTaylor, Rancaeas, N. j., r. g. Shelly
J McCrystal, Phila., b. &. Dick Ellis
u Fly, Phila., b. z. Bay Star
Geo Litzenburn, Phila., b. m: Alabama
Jno 9 Dunwoody, Phila., d. 8. Cen. Custer
Geo H Elkinton, N. j., b. m. Nan
] E Martin, Wilmington, g. m. Jennie M
w H Burgett, Chesapeake City. b. 6. Billy
Boulder
PURSE NO. $40 HORSES.
Geo A Johnson, Phila.. b. m. Little Nell
Horny Hess, Fair Hill, b. m. Gipsey Maid
d Killion, Phila.. b. m. Lady Blessington
SECOND DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
PURSE NO, 4-s MINUTE HORSES.
W Taylor, Hancocas. N. j., r. g. Shelly
] McCrvstal, Phila., b. &. Dick Ellis
~ Fly, Phila.. b: g: Bay Star
Gee A Sohnson, Phil. g William B
John Tate, Phila z Oliver
JG Dunwoody, Phila c Sleepy John
G H Elkinton, n. ]. b m Nan
VIM Lore, Mt Pleasant, Dexter
PURSE NO. 5-2.45 HORSES,
Geo Litzenburg, Phila m Alabama
VII Thompson, Wilmington, 8 Prince
Geo johnson, Phila br m Little Nell
Course, N. ]. bk m Relle
] G Dunwoody, Phila G Gen, Custer
Jno Y Ross Phila br Tom Scott
J Martin, Wilmington m Jennie NJ
D Killien, Phila m Lady Blessington
PURSE NO. 8-2.S4 HORSES.
J Y Ross. Phila. b Heicock
Geo Jones, Warwick, bk Andy johnson
W H Burgett, Chesapeake City, 8 m Lady
]. Mccrystal, Philad'a. m, Mary Jane.
SPECIAL PURSE.
The Star, entered by John Lovett; of
will contest for a special purse
sn Thursday, October 2Sth, 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, so Cts,
HORSES AND CARRIAGES FREE.
VIM. Lambson, President. Archie Given
Treasurer. ]. Marsh Harlan, Secretary.
oct 23-t28
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

NOTICE.-Att the last stated meet,no ot
1Nthe Managers Of the Wilmington saw.
ings Fund Society, it was on motion. re-
soNHo soivea 70 pay TO dePositors 5h per cent per
being allowed on fractions o{ month. !"
commence at the beginning OF the next ,s.
cal year, and that tho Treasurer give notice
OF the increase Of the rate Of fnterest Al
year. o"~ VI suAs
WILMINGTON, Sept nth, ls75.
o. ALBERT w. SMITH.
sepN'u Treasurer W. 8. F, Society.
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Doctors Disagree as 10 the Treat

Doctors Disagree as 10 the 1tssaa
ment of all diseases, from the mldelt al al
ment to the deadliest epidemic, butthea
that the CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrlE
conquering maladies which have ded@I Is ~
faculty, renders these professional olna
ences of flittle consequence. While D!sEE
sia Gout Rheumatism, Urinary compaa!nI
Billiousness, Nervous Disabilities anu
disorders rot organic, are oblitersEM,,. s,,.,s
this matchless vegetable tonic and aNIs
tive, who cares for opinions7
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

1t 10 Useless to attempt to clealSS ~.
stream while the fountain is impure. W, W,
pepsia, complaints of the liver and Klaa.. l.nha
eruptions Of the skin, scrofula, heaosiinT, sinT
and all diseases arising from impure %y.Si MI.
are at once removed BY DR.. Walker, sMs ~.
fOrnia Vinegar Bitters, the great ana .,u,a nI
lible purifier Of the blood, and renovs~ .,.u "a
the system. It has never been knoh,n n,,.ssS
fail. provided the patient had not as,sIs sssisn
using 1t until the vitality Of bis "'In
was too far gone.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
October 2sth and 10Th.
Frank Nolen, Local Manager
The Musical Hit of the season
THE REDPATH ENGLISH OPERA COM
PANY,
Edward s, Payson, Organizer & Director
J. B. Pond, business Manager
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 2sth,
F. Won Flotows Charming opera of
"MARTHA."
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct, 10Th.
F Won Flotows Last Great Work, THE
The Opera will be presented with full and
correct costumes, and In al respects. except
chorus and Orchestra, the work will be
presented as upon the italian or English
stage. The story will be told entirely by
music.
Miss B. Nickels, Soprano; Miss Abby r
Clark Contralto; Mr.. Chas H Clark, Tenor;
Mr.. Edward Payson, Basso.
Piano Forte, Mr.. ]. A. Howard
SCALE OF PRICES:
Orchestra, Chairs and Circle, rs Cents
No extra charge for reserved seats. % Sale
Df seats opens at Boughman, Thomas Il Co.,
Monday morning Oct. 18th.
Doors open at 7, commence ats O'Clock.
oct 23-t29d,
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LOST.

OST.-A shepherd pup, last Saturday,
~ between 4 and months old, white
breast and tip end of tail white. Anybody
will eceive suitable reward. octN-2t
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DE- sIAhs' PAIN sEARcHER
WHAT II WILL Posrr1v1r ,,

will PosITIvLr MI
It frequently relieves ,nst.,,
mas Deen known to fall in NV. and
Is used tnwardly ana ANY "ny case.
wardly. 1t Is the Greafaps't.ed out|
Remedy ever Discovers Pala
PAIN sEARCHER cn,o.
rains In the Stomach and D Cramb
ache, ToOthache, Neuralria hhsEwels III
EMERY, Sudden CSlds, KhsnnD nnD,,aarrhea,
ters Collie, Bites and StinUs NJ i"tlsm
ness, Swellings, Asiatic' r, lahseca
Bites, Sore Throat, FOuj nnoiera, h
ness, Asthma, Heartbnrn ,SasI
Cholerl Morbus, Sprains Do; indiyz
&C., and Aches and Pains of ~, aun N theR|
Ter. We have cured hunGroSJssefy CHI
PainS and cramps in the stoma, VI cav
els I'm our Office) during Inc "cn no.! and
only one dose Of the Pain searcbSy.e st yea'
= DANIEL R. HIGNUT, res,,,n:
second street. says the Pain nSng Saag AZ "a
p!etely relieved his son, a bove ovearyehterc ny
OF rheumatism in "A tour MR VI
coui4 put his foot on the aoor, o1Ir,solllQch
walk across the room, which and
done two weeks previous. ,on ne bad
Wardly anu wctting cotton a. any aIw doses
the affected part. Effected this Iu p!aeiai @at
H. r. BLACKWELL. sion n,
entirely relieved Of Painters xp@enter, edr,
HENRY MCCREA was rel,or,,
lent headache In 81 minntes M Of a
Ing terribly for two weeks andtIller dnller sui
Of remedies without reiiei "Ipu,!!rrying hq
relieved as It ever will do. ,isMpSSe AZ pSSesrc
Ford, Of Mill Creek HundreJJ JJHOlts Mlt 81
OF violent pain In the stomach TOM, s% \ fels
utes: WIN. WISER, Landenhsrna' ~ a.
q splendid Remedy. In Aiy1dy, Asi"t5ay ~ Ssays
takes the lead of all Other h'ns,c ra,', Gsnoen
REGISTRY Of reference is laroe semgeoips. o,g u.
antee II all we say it to be- usy; rs,: Wegl
told value to the afflicted and dI'uttuy tSy Of
name Indicates, a perfect nain % !ast yass as
for Medical Treatment. ~" u'reclld
Prepared and sold by
DIR. ]. sIMMs 4 SOW
Fourth and King streets w,,m,,u
Dei; Philadelphia Depot. Coz a Arch A'sE a..
Sold by druggists pr ssnsnI s,,
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NOTICE.-The members of Union Loan
~ Association are requested to attend q
special meeting of the stock holders on We'd.
nesday evening, October 9th, at o'clock to
take action on proposed amendmendments
to tee bylaws in reference to loans. The
amendments are important, and there
should be full atten ance.
NJ. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
OCT I5-ot Secretary.
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CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE and
~ Stationery Store, sO7 Market street,
Daily and weekly papers, magazines,
Blank Books
Memorandum Books,
Pocket Books,
Albums,
States, Pens and Ink,
and all kinds Of stationery. Weekly pa.
pers and magazines to subscribers at pub
fishers prices. oct23-tf
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WEIGH & SHARP.

8. W. COR. SECOND AND JUsTIsoN ST
has full line of
Groceries, sugar, tea, coffee, butter, potatoes
canned fruits OF all kinds, Vernon's sau-
sage and Scrapple, which Is the best in the
market. We are selling low to suit The
call. actos ~. 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VykIALS OF SPEED !

rl,kIALs OF SPEED!
.@Ef osAr>L3u
AEWILMINGTON, DELAWARE "a
WILMINGTON TROTTING AssO'N!
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
October 9th and 2Sth, 1875,
At sCHUETZBN PARK, For the Liberal
Premium OF &l000.00.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-The Burdett Organ King, put
by Robelen 4 Bro, took the first premium.
The Manor & Hamlin. represented by
Gould d Fisher, of Philadelphia, taking
second. Oct2H-tf
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TOSEPH FOUT

Has again opened . Coal Yara a.rraads - 70 70,
and Water streets, which he - tersn tNerrsnge sna
In connection with his yard A. ~ want G
Water streets, where Psrso1tss ~ - celebrate
Goal can be supplied win Csv .ore satiefse'
aon than than any other Coal IN ths n mSsTdu SSsrd VII
Persons ieavinE orders at either W."
receive prompt attention; ;;cerpH FOuF'
sep2S-1m JoOSA
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE
A FARM OF LIZ ACRES OF SUPERIOR
LAND.
In White Clay Creek Hundred, New Cas-.
Tie county DelaWrre, one mile from the
town of Newark, on the New London Road
Buildings large, modern, ornamental, and
In perfect order, comprising
MANSION HOUSE,
FARMERS COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN,
SHEDDING, sTABLING,
WHEAT HOUSE, HOG HOUSES.
AND YARDS, POULTRY HOUSES, MEAT
HOUSE, DAIRY, &C.
Fencing new and substantiao. This farm IL
highly improved and will pay ten per cent,
on the price asked lor it, and is worthy of
examination by any one wishing a delight
ful home surrounded by beautiful scenery,
and fertile fields, convenient to schools.
railroads and all other comforts
of modern civilization.
REYNOLDS & CO.,
$50 Market Street,
OCT lS-2wd Wilmington, Del. |
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nR., WALES, has returned to h,a resi-
Il dence Cor. Eighth and King Streets,
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D1ANO AND ORGAN TUNlkGG,, SpS SasoSL
I Organs, Cabinet Organs. Nj odn
Pianos, and all kinds OF mtlelcs,,,o cs,,ovs sSd
ments tuned and repaired; new BeenG Nelt.
Reeds made for Cabinet Organs " IRisyer,
deons; 70 years experience. j. ~ Mnci6sun
40 Orange street.
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SPEClAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
Of County Taxes having given netice three
months ago that the taxes were due and
payable at that date, and whereas not more
than one-twentieth of the Mx-payers have
Pa.o as any attention to said notice. the collec-
70 ENFORCE payment according to law, which
gives the collectors power to collect with
cost IN ten days after they receive their
JOS. L. CARPENTER, in.
aug8-N Col,ec+o,s
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
WANTS..

"ANTED-Two furnished rooms slita-
w BILE for housekeeping, rent moderate.
Address, X. P. this Office. oct28-tf