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Terrors of French Railway Travel.

TorrOrS OF frencn halfway IrRNeI.
Paris Letter to the y. Y. Times.
And we have had also two
crimes of an unusual sort, but which
seem to break ont from time to time.
mean attacks upon people in railway
carriages An attempt of the sort was
made upon the Northern line few days
since, the victim defending himself with
80 much vigor that he saved his life;
and now we have another case upon
the to line MarseilleS 1t was near
the place where DR.. Constantin James
was attacked in similar way.
VI De Bouchoni entered Il carriage,
accompanied by his sistrr-in.law, a
Young lady, when villainous looking
man entered and began to grin NJ her.
Il am afraid! Let u, get out, she
whispered to her companion. They en-
tered another carriage, and the man fol-
lowed. They got out Il second time, and
again the man followed them. They
called guard, who asked the fellow if
he had ticket, and rs he replied, yet
without showing it, the guard said
that he could not be ordered out. There
were few passengers upon the train that
NIGHT. When it started the man made
nm attack at once, tearing 4 chain from
the Young Mdy's neck, and trying to
make her swallow something he had in II
bottle. NJ. Bouchoni inter;ered, and Il
foht ensued, The young lady got out
and went along the foot-board, crying that
her brother was being assassinsted, but
il was sometime before the train was
stopped. The villain had TO be Knocked
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Professor Agasslz Is " have Citing
monument in the form of a block of
granite taken from the lower glacier Of
the Aar in Switzerland, close to the spot
where the Professor, in company with
Desor and Vogt, pursued his scientific
explorations. The stone has arrived in
Cambridge, and now awaiting the inscrip-
tons and the opening of spring for the
preparation of its foundation. Professor
Agassiz's grave is situated in the south
westerly part Of Mount Auburn Gene
terry, close to the graves of his brother-in
law, the late President FELTON,, of Har-
ward University, and Charles Sumner.
1t has now no headstone, and is covered
with bed of purple pansies. The gen.
eral form of the large bowlder is not to
be changed
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senseless before he could be captured. He
Is either crazy or Stimulating lunacy. NJ
Bouchoni was very badly injured, but his
life is not in danger. The young lady re-
ceived shock to her nervous system
which makes the doctors fear for her. 1t
may denoted that she broke the glass and
rang the alarm-bell as directed, without
being able to stop the train.
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Few words of the sort hay
won higher praise from eminent authuri-
ties than the late Prof. Francis lirbDI IS
Manual OF Political Ethics Story and
n rut being among the number ol those
who have given il warm communication"
". J. independent
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The editor has Incorporated some notes
and other material lett 10y the author. h.,,
mad n multitude of minor cOru.ciioG.,
verified the citations, and added some
notes of his own. The work, Therefore, D.,
rendered doubly fresh ami valuable
RDayH .JOWyUdR
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"Ihc learning OF the treatise b, lurpui,,-
table The need of this lcIruu- iu lhis 81
all countries, and more now than ever br-
tore, j. equally patent. And II is positive
that the doctrines discussed viii -mNi,.
and he active rs long ~ mankind. IhH-
0icIphiO .NOrth imcricIH.
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Lirbrr, LID. Author Of"Ciyii
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Having purchased the establishment OF
Mr.. ThOS. j. Finney, No. l2lS Market street,
would respectfully solicit continuance
of the liberal patronage of my predecessor
To NJ Customers ard Friends:
beg to announce that have disposed OF
my Drug store to Mr.. VIM. I. Derry, II well
known druggist of this city. will esteem
il a favor if my friends will continue their
patronage To my successor, feeling salts
fled he will fully maintain the reputation
of the store for quality of drugs dispensed.
take leave of my customers with re-
greet, rs | have many personal friends
among them, whose acquaintance has Civ
en- me pleasure, and shall ever rcinem-
Der them with feelings of great regard.
mrl2b THOS. j. FINNEI.
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This Is the earliest of Tia. thr,. great
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crypt
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To Whom 1t May Concern:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling,
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A. ID. 1873, adjudged bankrupt upon the
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March, A. ID. 1879. ..
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Virginia, IN Bankruptcy in the matter
OF L. &. Sweeney,
BANKRUPT,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

| United States, for the District of West
Virginia, in Bankruptcy, in the mat
tor of Thomas
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AN Ounce Of Prevent n WO,tn u
pnu,tt of Cure.''
w. T. DERRY,
Pharmacist and Druggist,
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Of the firm OF Brentiinger 4 Der
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Dihce ,y, and principal depot Fourth '',,vt; n"i
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CONNUBIAL.

Last evening the West Presbyterian
church, Ssh and Washington streets, was
the scene of happy wedding party, tie
participants (which were Mr.. Frank Bryer,
and Miss Jennie Capelle, both of this city.
The bride was dressed in costly white
satin dress, elaborately trimmed with tarla-
tan ruflles. A wreath of orange blossoms
crowned her head, from which also gauze
veil swept gracefully to the floor, and the
general verdict from the many who saw
her was 6 Lovely p The groom was most
becomingly dressed in a faultless suit OF
black. Miss Betty Goodrich ofiiciated as
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Thomas Porter as
grpomsman for the happy couple. Rev. Or.
Otis, pastor of the church, conducted the
ceremony which being concluded the guests
were entertained with music by Mr.. Bradley
james.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-10

Yesterday afternoon Vicksburg boy en-,
tered the shop where his father works and
excitedly announced " On! pa mas
awful sick % " What s the matter ~ asked
the iataer. "Oh, she's awful white, and
she's shaking all over, and there's lots OF
women in there, and they say she's going
to die " Can she talk yet - inquired the
father as he rolled down his sleeves. y
/" Yes" Well, We'll take it kind of slow,
then, going home p' said the relieved man.
TiclSburg Herald.
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AMUsEMENTs.

OPERA HOUSE.
(wILMINGTON)
MONDAY EVENING, December 10, 1875.
THEODORE THOMAS
T GRAND CONCERT.
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS.
Only Appearance Of
THE CELEBRATED CONTRALTO,
Mm'e ANTOINETTE STERLING,
WITH THE
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA
AND OTHER EMINENT sOLOIsTs.
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE, Conservation of
PRELUDE, Adapted for Orchestra
FHSHA, FHSHA.' by j. j. Albert BACH
ARIA. "Quando Miro" MOZART
Nine. ANToINLTTE STERLING.
INTRODUCTION, Sd act Lohen-
NUPTlAL i j 'iH ctHtoEUs, grin, WAGNER
MARCH TEMPO,
INTERMlssION.
RHAPsoD1E HoNGRo1sE' 1,szr
No. ii, AiSHA
CHORUS of Happy spir. - ,,ov
its in Elysium. Orpheus, tLuch
DANCE of Furies,
Flute Obligato by MR.. CARL WEINER.
SONG, When the Tlae Comes in,' BARNEY
Nine. ANTIONETTE STERLING.
SCHUBERT
Adapted for the Orchestra by Theo. Thomas
OVERTURE, Tampa, HAROLD
NOTICE.-This Is the only organization
which when travelling give their concerts
he same style of perfection as in New
York, Boston. Philadelphia, &c. Doors
open at l5' To commence at O'Clock.
Steinway & Sons celebrated pianos are
dec6-7t
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX rAlLh1
" Notice is hereby given lhaF ail p%'Ssl NJ
indebted for County, Stale ana f9ot
for the year 1875, for the SrcollN o. SW,n1 N,ts
District of Il ilmingtoD HunqEel, ,nusiii ~
and Settle the same. The ColiecloI " ""
found at his office, corner ol h.sn'at .s,u at /
sblpley streets, or m,,ih n thfsyyn.Is' s,yanr
Duty OF c. cLLECTOR.-'fany persya ~ \
or neglect to pay their Tax within tsnGd o,l q
after this notice, the Collector nay y,rljI N
and collect the same with cost a''0'''
II the owner efaay Real Estate 81 snalI linor
reside in the Hundred, Or ls ..or :. nnH IN III
shall be the duty of the Collector OF d u nro "a
and collect the same OIL the 2ctN num III i.od, NJ
erty of the tenant thereo'-hp'0e''''''
tdO. ,,r1
A'' Colpctd
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CLOTHING.
CPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE!
NATHAN LIEBERMAN'S
--- CLOTHING HOUSE,
AT 8. E. COR. FIFTH HANDMARKETs sTs.,
issoverstocised with
OVERCOATS AND SUITS!
FOR
MEN AND BOYS.
This is the statement of our case. Antiei-
pat1ng an unusually brisk trade this sea-
son we have made arrangements and m an
ufactured over 5000 Overcoats which is
more than times as many manufactured
by any other clothing house in this city,
and therefore we have
THIS DAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1875,
OVER 1900 OVERCOATs
In our house and we thus commence
GREAT CLEARING SALE
OfOvercoats and Suits, and make q clean
sweep of all this clothing, some at COST
and others with SMALL PROFIT,
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF OUR
PRESENT PRICES:
MEMS OVERCOATS,
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DOWN THE STATE.
NOTES FROM SMYRNA.

Sheriff Cooper sold on Tuesday last, the
real estate of James r. Clements, of this
town. A large crowd OF people were in
attendance, Property was sold to the
amount of &16,30O. Much of the property
went at remarkably low rates. For in
stance, No. 2s, at the Landing, including
two erarar ries. brick Office, lime sheds, a
double two story frame dwelling and a
single two-story frame dwelling was sold
by sheriff five or six years ago as the pro-
ps,ty of R. F. Hastings, for S2,050. Now it
sells for S955. Two other tracts are yet to
be soda farm at FELTON,, next Saturday,
and also one at Dover, next Tuesday,
A novel entertainment is to be given at
the Town Hall, this town, on Thursday OF
next week, 10th, for the benefit of the NJ.
E. Sunday School. 1t is generally called a
ssPound Party" The ladies are to provide
and serve creams, ices, oysters, salads, &c,
and the price of admission to the hall will
he pound of something-every one enter
ing must leave pound of something at the
ticket Office at least one pound, though ten
pounds will not be discarded. The name OF
each party is to be written on the wrapper
At the close of the evening these pounds
ane to be auctioncd off. Some odd parcels
will doubtless be sent in. These entertain
ments have had a big run in New York
State, and are said to cause great amuse-
ment.
Cottage Prayer Meetings have been organ-
lied for this town, to be held as follows
A number have already been held this week,
and on next Wednesday evening, 18th, will
he held at j. P. Holfecker's and William P.
Smithers, conducted by A. P. Griffith and
Edward c. Fairies Thursday evening, 10Th,
at A. P. Grif1th's and Edward G. Fairies.
conducted by J. V. Hotfecker and B. V.
Weldon
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NOTICE 10 DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OFFIcE,)
Ga EAST SIXTH STREET, \
WU,NISGTON DELAWARE

AUDITORS UFFT'E,)|
81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Notice Is hereby given, by direction oftj
Finance Committee, that all bills due d
City on January lst. 1878, must he paid 4
or before the first day of November Hex, |
they will be placed in the hands of the
licitor for collection, by virtue of section
of the City Charter, which is as follows:
"If the amount Of said Dill be net pa
within 60 days after such presenlatiq
thereof, it shall be the dut, of the Mayor
said city to issue warrant directed to
said City Auditor, commanding himtoey
the same with all costs thereon. upon
goods and chattels of such owner, and l.
such goods and chattels can be found WIN
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt
costs, then to levy the same on the gfoll
or buildings OF such owner fronting up
such street as aforesaid, which said sroGlI|
or buildings, Or any part thereof, sha!
sold by said City Auditor at public aacu.
upon ten QO) days notice in two neVSE
pers published in said CITY," .,.
The bills of delinquents having long Sl VI
become overdue, proceedings VII! De w
menced without delay, unless payment
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN,
seroO-tf CITY Audita1
The Morning herald., 1875-12-10
MARR RIAGES.

DENORMANDIE--PII'L Err On Wednes-
day, Dec. lst, at the residence of n. II.
Clement, ESQ.,, Rrooklyn, Y. y, the brides
brother-in-law)b )by Rev. john W. Chadwick,
'rhos, Y. deNormandie. of Wilmington,
Delaware, to Nina Piper, of Brooklyn,
NY.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-10
DEATHS.

ROBINSON,-In Philadelphia. December
7th. Samuel Whilldin Robinson, in the
9th year OF his age,