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The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
Il Law AND THE SABBATH SCHOOLS

Many of our Sabbath schools are wanting
in the proper means whercwith to induce
their scholars to take live interest nthcm.
Deficiencies of books, furniture, and othcr
necessaries resultant upon want of these
strongly tend to make them unprospcrous.
1t is well 70 keep before the public that an
annual stipend, awarded pro rata, is provi-
ded for the Sabbath schools in Delaware by
our laws.
Chapcr forty-onc, of the Revised Code.
authorizes the levy court of each couny to
pa ann a ly, by orders on the county treas
urer, fifty cents for each scholar, provided
TIA the school that the scholar attends
shall have been kept for more than three
months in the year, and that the sum 81 al
not exceed five hundred dollars in anv
county. In Sussex Il return Of the manner
in which such appropriations have been ap-
piled is required, with vouchers therefor.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
ON THE RAMPAGE.
HOW THE TRAMPS BEHAVE AT MIDDLE
TOWN.

INV lhE AhhMIS BEHAVE Al MIDDLE
TOWN.
On Saturday night, says the transcript,
was put in the Hall cells and the leg-iron
placed on him. During the night, it is sup
posed, his confederates battered down the
door and drew the chain staple from the
floor and allowed the prisoner to escape,
with the leg-iron attached to h!m. Nothing
has been heard of the tramp or his booty
up to the present, and it is wonder how
he got free enough from his bonds to escape
detection. On Sunday morning his friends
assembled themselves in peach car near
the depot, and after emptying two or three
bottles of straight" whisky, commenced
fearful noise, which was only quelled bv
locking them in the car The crowd after
ward became engaged in fight in the road
leading to Warwick, and attracted the at
tention those living near by their bolster
Gus oaths. Shall Middletown lose the small
amount of respect she has inherited by al
lowing such disgraceful scenes to occur
within its limits.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
SERVICES ATST. JAMES.

Yesterday morning at the High Mass at
St. James Church, was commenced the
Forty Hours Devotion, which consists Of
the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on
the altar for forty hours to receive, : the
alteration of the faithful st. Johns choir
of Philadelphia was expected, but being
unable to come the regular choir of the
church performed the choral part of the
services with exceeding credit. The entire
services were Of the most impressive nature
and well calculated to inspire devotional
feeling. A large audience was present and
thoroughly enjoyed the music although
only the home choir furnished it.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
MARRIAGES.

RAMBO-HYATT- - On September 30, at
Germantown, Philadelphia, by the Rev, G..
v. Folwell, Mr.. Harris +. Kambo to Miss
Louisa Hyatt. both of this city.
MARSDEN-INGRAM- Mon the 10Th inst,
oy Rev. J. w. Weston, at Mt. Salem par
sOnage, Mr. Thomas Marsdeu to Miss Han
hah NJ. Ingram, both ofNew Castle county,
Del.
BUCKINGHAM M-SUNPTION AT New
Rigg, Dr. VIM. f. Buckingham, of New
York city, to Mrs. Louisa Sumption, Of
Newport, Del.
HiCKS-WELDIN-A Newport DEL, Sep
tember 2S, 1875, by Rev. j. d. Rigg, Mr..
VIM. p. Hicks and Miss Rachael Ann
Weldin, all of New Castle county, Del.
West Chester papers pleaseco
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
TO THE BUK1Na FpN1c'
GRAND OPENING At SANDERS. !

| GRAND OfHNANt Al FSANDSNs9' x
| j. A. Sanders, the enterprising dry
goods merchant at 2ls Market street, re-
ceived on Saturday, from Philadelphia, q
complete and large stock of French twilled
plaids, consisting of five thousand yards,
which he proposes to place at the very low
est figures. A.''" 81 y '. .,,..--, .'.- . %, ;.
These plaids have formerly sold at SIX
cents, but Mr., Sanders intends to neet the
wants of the people, and will dispose of
them at the very low figure Of, Is cents.
There has not occurred such anoppor'unity
to buy such goods in this city for & long
time, and an appreciative public will not
fail to take advantage of it. The plaids he
will warrant to be of the very best, and as
good as can be obtained in the city. at any
price. F fhi +" '"is'0'1' +" ~
Now is tie time to see about getting fall
and winter clothing, and at plads are fash
ionable this season and promise to be more
SO, every one who think Of purchasing
should not fail to give Mr.. Sanders call.
The store at 21S Market street is we'll To-
Gated and convenient to buyers who fire.
quent Wilmington from the country. Mr..
Sanders has also on hand complete stock
of dry goods, and his assortment of blan-
kets is:unexcelled in this City. Don't fail to
give him call if you want any thug in
his line
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
REFRIG GRATING PEACHES.

SUCCESS OF BOSTON SHIPMENTS - THE
EUROPEAN SHIPPERS POSTPONE THEIR
MEETING. i" Hh 3''
The Boston Traveller of Wednesday last
contains the following account of the safe
arrival in that city of cargo of refrigerat-
Cd peaches from Delaware.
There arrived this morning, at the N. Y
& N. E. depot, foot of Summer street, the
Ahegretti Iceberg Refrigerator Car, No. 1,
with load of choice peaches direct from
the orchards of William Reynolds, one of
the largest peach growers in Delaware.
This car, which will be on exhibition for a
few days in its present location, is the one
which has recently transported with perfect
success, from Chicago to New York, several
cargoes of freshly slaughtered beef, thus
promising to overturn the present more ex-
pensive and often unhealthy plan of trans
porting beef on the hoof. The car resembles
in some respects huge refrigerator, is
charged from the top with some four tons
of ice, and has peculiarly successful sys-
TEN of ventilation.
This is the first eXper' 'ment with the car
IN fruit transportation, and the perfect con-
dition in which these ripe peaches were re-
cefyed here to-day shows what may be ex-
pected in this direction. This car carries
$50 baskets, while an ordinary car holds
only 525.
For the usual peach car the fruit has to
be plu ckcd somewhat green, so as to ma
ture on the passage, while by means of the
refrigerator car the fruit can be picked full
ly matured and ripe and be landed in Boston
sound and of superior flavor. Probably
several of these cars will be attached to the
through peach trains another year.
The fruit to-day embraced the finest spec
linens of smOcks that have ever been re-
ceived in this city, and was consigned Mes
srs. W. u G. H. Merritt. There was a
large number of interested parties present
At the depot to-day, examining the car and
fruit.
Ihe growers who made the venture of
Shipment to Europe via. the Ohio, called .
meeting to have been held in Middletown on
Saturday, but only a few of the shippers
could be gotten together, and the meeting
was postponed until Saturday next to allow
the shippers time during the fair to consult
among themselves and be able to act intel
iigently upon their proposed suit against
the steamship company.
Mr.. Lockwood, the gentleman who ac
companied the cargo as agent was present
on Saturday, and make statement, in
erect the same as has already been pub
nshed in the HERALD, as the facts of the
failure.
The meeting next Saturday 1t is expected
Will be largely attended, and it is now quite
probable that they will conclude to
test the case in the Courts.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
all ALARM SUBSIDING.

The horse disease does not appear to be
increasing enough in Philtd 'lph' to crea c
an alarm. In many stables other hors: 9
have been ia ken sick while those previously
Ill are convalescing. There is general re-
sort to blanketing as when the disease was
here before, and the dealers in those articles
find largely increased demand. In many
private stables there are one or two horses
Ill, but the railroad companies can, If ncces-
sary, work nearly every horse under the in
nuence or the disorder. Several hors G
dealers to day say If damp weather comes it
may agravate the disease, but if clear
weather prevails they look upon it as all Or
dinary aiiment.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NEVSY MATTERS.

Money is hottomless sea, in which honor
conscience and truth may be drowned.
Wall paper and window shades at A. B
Jones, 61S Market street. sept29-1m
A Maryland farmer finds that he set out
an acre of mullins by mistake, thinking he
was planting tobacco.
A new lot of that elegant white sugar for
10 cents at Middleton's, Fourth and King.
sept.25
A philosopher observes: "Trving to run a
househould without love is like running a
railroad without grease, and many 'hot
box is inevitable"
Madame Moody's celebrated Abdominal
Corset, at Franks 81 Market street. Oct.2
An 1rishman being told that the price of
bread was lowered, exclaimed: ':This is the
first time that I ever rejoiced in the fall of
my best friend"
At Strickland's, Fourth and King streets,
you can always get bowl of fresh oyster
soup.
When the ladies get home and unpin their
puIl-backs they know how man feels when
he takes off his suspenders.
We woull call your attention to the fine
assortment of paper hangings at A. B.
Jones', 61S Market street. oct2-1m
New York's debt on June so was only
fifty-eight millions of dollars.
The ladies' refreshment saloon of the ST.
Johns, No. 4O5 Market street, is now open
with all the delacies of the season. oct3-tf
Why do the stairs always creak so when
you come in late on latch key?
You can get the latest styles of French
corsets at Franks, 5l1 Market street.
oct3-tf
Debt IL az eazy to fall into as well, and
often IL az hard to get out ov.
lfyou are going to paper, 90 and select
from the large assortment of fall STYLES, at
Jones, 6lS Market street. oct3-1m
Boss Tweed says he is not in hurry, and
no one else seems to be.
Another fresh arrival of prime oysters for
this day, lOl East Ninth street. oct3-lt :
Captain Boyton says if he can catch the
man who first put an "n' in his name he
will make an nd of him,
If you want corset to fit YOU, 20 to
Franks, 5ll Market street, and have one
made. He is the only manufacturer in
town. oct3 Or
A few more of these snappy mornings, and
no housc-Hy will care copper whether the
family he lives with means to run in debt
for their coal or pay sash.
Finest styles of paper-hanginss, and prac.
teal workmcn at Jones, GlS Market street
sept2!,-lm.
The fast mail train hasn't struck a COW
yet, and therefore no one knows how i,
would feel-not even the COW.
The cry is still they So Where? WHY
to Taggert's. 7O5 Market street. for thcil
boots and shoes, he has the latest styles.
septS4-tf
Reports tell Of destructive food nea,
Cork. We J, Cork ought not to fear flood
If cork went float, what will!
Ash, the tailor, is always glad to see his
friends and patrons. Call at the old stand
70 lhird street. scp:2S-tf
! All that glass was smoked for nothing
W snt it!
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
DOWN THE STATE.
q aLlE"FE ! , ? .
PRESS CULLINGs,

fEN1NSChA fhEro CVLnANoc.
The depot force at Middletown has been
decressed since the withdrawal of the peach
trains. .l-rT ,r"taZ.i&
Tie Bridgeville Agricultural Association
offers q premium of 300 to the best per-
forming band at their fair. -..-
A party ef fsiermen caught, on Monday
night, $4,000 erocus fish, at the Breakwater.
They caught l 900 at one haul.
The. e.citizens, through Mr. Alex. Comegys
made this officer the present of q purse OF
money as token OF their appreciation OF
his services. - a. .i-'t'.'''-' "'.|'
"Herman d. Pa.chen," valuable trot-
ting horse belt n .iny to D. Lord, of Bridge
vile, died last week. He was one of the
fastest goers in the State. ,o ,yastL .,<
John Whitlock the murderer is still at
large, with no Immediate prospect of being
arrested. In the meantime his 'srum hole
Is still closed to the great eradication OF
the citizens of Middletown. .l.1us
On Thursday special police VIM, Head,
who has been in the employ of the Delaware
r. 4. Co., at Middletown for the past two
months, left to resume his duties in VII
nington, those Of letter carrier. Ill
Senator Salisbury has bought the old
store-house, situated on the southwest cor
ner of the !" Green" in Dever, formerly oc-
cupied by Burton & Wallace, of Mr.. John
G. Penniwell, for 81 $50.
The storehouse of Mr.. VIM. Hutchinson,
in St. Jones Neck. near kits Hammock,
was destroyed by fire on last Tuesday night,
together with its contents. Origin of the
fire not known Loss not ascertained.
The Preachers Association, of Dover Dis
trict, will open at Frederick on Monday
evening, October 4, and close on the Wednes-
day evening following. r The opening exer-
cise will be memorial service of Rev. .:Dr
Kenney, by the P. E ), Rev. J. NJ, Williams.
The closing exercise will be an essay on
Entire Sanctification, by Rev. J. H. Cald-
well t .'.' ~'I'.'.-'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS,
AUDITORS OFFICE, !
~ EAST SIXTH STREET,
NIIMIN N(.IAN hEI III I,n

iHol oIAIH STREET,,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
r.; Notice Is hereby given, by direction of the
Finance Committee, that all bills due the
CITY on January LIST. 1875, must be paid on
or before the first day of November next. or
they Will be placed in the hands of the So
licitor for collection, by virtue of section 7G
OF the City Charter, which is as follows:
"!f the amount of said bill be not paid
within 90 days, after such presentation
tnereof, 1t Shall be the duty Of the Mayor Ct
sald city to issue warrant directed 10 the
shld ,i, city Auditor, commanding him to levy
the same with all costs thereon. upOn thp
goods and chattels of such owner. and if no
such goods and chattels can be found within
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt and
costs, then to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings OF such owner fronting upon
such street as aforesaid, Which said grounds
or 6ulldings,0r any part thereof, Shall be
sold by said City Auditor at public auction
upon ten lO) days notice in two newsna,
pers published in said city,
Ihc bllls of delinquents having long since
become overdue, proceedings will be com
me iced without delay, unless payment he
ma ie as herein provided.
soo,. WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN,
eop-o-I CITY Auditor.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

NOTICE.-Att the last stated meeting of
~ the Managers of the Wilmington Saw
ings Fund Society, it was on motion, re-
solved to pay to depositors 5a per cent per
being allowed on fractions Of a month, to
commence at the beginning of the next fis-
clll year, and that the Treasurer give notice
OF the increase of the rate of Interest at
least three months before the end of this
year.
WILMINGTON, Sept 9Oth, 1915,
ALBERT w. SMITH,
sep20,tf Treasurer W, S. +. society.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
SUSSEX COUNTY FIIRS.

The Middletown Transcript takes cxccp-
t'oh TO statement made in a recent num-
Der OF the HERALD to the effect that there
IS deplorable agricultural want in Sussex,
viz: County Fairs. The contradictory ex-.
amplcs adducel by the Iranscript are ex-
ceptions to the rule and exceptions that
we are glad to chronicle. Our statement
that the agricultural blood of Sussex needs
constant stirring, and that county fair will
go long ways toward doing it, must, in
our opinion, still stand.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
All persons are cautioned against receiv-
ing or negotiating the following Coupons
from County Bonds of New Castle County,
as the same have been paid:
Coupons from No. 81 to No. SO for $50, due
April l, 1871.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. l2l for SIS, due
April | 1871.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. Sc for $50, due
October l, 1871. r.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. 12l for SIS, due
October l. 1871.
VIM HERBERT,
Treasurer of New Castle County.
sep20-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
DEATHS.

WHANN-In this city, on Friday, lst inst.
Mary Whann.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funerOl, on Monday
morning at nine o'clock from the residence
of her mother 625 j. ffeTson street, to pro-
ceed to Head of fChristiana Church.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
PERSONAL.

Chief Engineer George Mccall of our city
Fire DeparI ment, accompanied by Alfred
Vandevcr, Assisan', left on the As train
this morning for New York, to attend the
National Convention, which opens its SEES
sion in that city today at noon. They will
be gone probably three days.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

A first-class dining-salOOn and refresh.
ment saloon, under efficient management.
Every arrangement for the care and com
fort Of stock, track -horses, sheep, swine and
poultry.
The grounds will open on TUESDAY. Oct
9th, for the reception Of articles and stock
for the exhibition.
The track has been widened and improy-
ed and is now considered the very best half
mile course on the Peninsula. The trotting
will be conducted under the rules of The Ma
tional Trotting Association.
The managers refer to the excellent order
and decOrum on the grounds heretofore as
an evidence Oftheir determination to MAIN
tain the reputation Of these exhibitions,
Excursion tickets will be issued by the
p, W. b. K. H., admitting to the grounds.
good for the return trip only when having
the gate-keeper's punch. These tickets are
sold to afford the public an opportunity to
visit the Exhibition, and will not be re-
ceived for return passage unless punched
by the gate keeper.
Special arrangements have been extended
by the F., w. u b. Railroad to parties desir-
ing to become exhibitors, as follows:
Articles and stock for exhibition will be
charged regular freight to Middletown and
returned free.
Exhibitors will please apply to agents of
the Delaware railroad for rates.
1t is expected that Excursion Tickets will
be issued by all railroads connected with
the Delaware railroad.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NOTICES.

NOTICE-All persons who took part in
~ the venture to ship peaches to Liver
pool are requested to meet at THOMAS j.
BUDDS office, in Middletown, at 2p. m., on
Saturday, the I'd day of October, to hear the
report of Richard Lockwood, Esq, our su-
percargo; and det1 rhine on what course we
will pursue towards the steamship company
who made such a miserable failure.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
sept29-tf Chairman of Committee,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

NOTICE-I, ANDREW WILHELM,
~ compliance with the Requirements
the act of Assembly in such cas;s maze "
provided; do hereby give notice thaj
shall apply in writing to the Court ol Gs]
eral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail penNal
Of the State of Delaware, In and lol
County Of New Castle, upon Monday, llt1
day of November. A. d.. 1878, being the y
day of the next November term OF lIEs M
Court, for a license to keep an Inn or lM II'
at No. All Shipley street, in the Third VA va
city of Wilmington, New Castle COMFY i,I.. Y
State Of Delaware, with the prlVlltAs.,,
selling intoxicating liquors In less qua, n
ties than one quart, to be drunk on
premises, and the following freeholurl''
Olnmend the said application, to-wlE
Charles Schmith, p. b. Formal,
A. Ricta, Samuel CuInes''
p. Lambert, ~ James Clarke,
Nathan Licberman, Conrad keller,
Leonard HAmann, Henry Grepe
Herman Lange, George ElnGh,
William Reichmann, Robert TayloI
Michael Megary, JOIN, Bader; ,,,o'I
f., j. McManuS. Thomas j. Ruse.
John Brady, Christian M'''"
Jacob HAmmel, John Soretl
T.. l.. Rice, P. M0naGiiaIi1ii i1ir1A
scptD-d2wl ANDREW "lAnDD
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

At the Centennial they arc to have q
chorus Of Caml rian singers, who will chal
in their native tongue their national an
them, LuddyfuddyfyFypfyuddAya."
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NOTICES.

NOTlCE-I, JOHN KEEGAN IN -.
snSe ysh ~ s1cs The tSS tSs
!led. dahereby give notice that MN %md prov.
n writing to the Court of General , Sess apply
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the sSSsiIonsof
Delaware, In and, for the COUNTY ntate oste 0
Castle, upon Monday, the sth hdy day y, q q New
ber, A; D., 1875, being the first d daw aNovein.
next November term OF the said wy wy. ofhs
q license TO keep an Inn or Tavewrourt tr
Kissing Sun Hotel in the CITY of f"VSern VeM At the
New Castle County and State o, Nv y ,.ale oasle
with the privilege Of selling Iutoy,sWntte % law u
liquors Unless Quantities than one one"Mlcatlng ",lng
be drunk on the premises, and III tbeq q9art asnt 70
Ing freeholders recommend the said anrliSS ,"1IIS-
G B Weggehmann,,l Giles Iamhso.
John Kelly, James Wii'M',a'
James Onilt, VIM Herhartot
Robert Murray, .llr Ferdinand S.,,
Thomas tarly, JnO ] BIack eker
w HOlschumaker, AC Grny
= lse iSouloih' ny .yh . George Hewlett.
Of3 n .
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NOTICE-I, BERNARD BONNER.
com mnlianca with the raunirenlnnis

NOTICE-I, BERNARD BONNER
~ compliance with the Requirements,
the act of Assembly in such cases made an
provided, do hereby give notice that shal
apply in writing to the Court OfGencnlS|
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of d
state of Delaware, in and for the County 4
New Castle, upon Monday, the Sth day
November, A. d., 1878, being the first day \
the next November term Of the said (Ou1
for license to keep an In n or Tavern
streets, being $40 East Fifth street, in d
Fourth Ward, city of Wilmington. VI
Castle Cou ty and State of Delawarp, vi
the privilege of selling Intoxicating iGuo|
in less quantities than one quart 10 !
drunk on the premises, and the f0ow4
freehOlders recommend the said applicaid
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

NTOTICE-Mr. FRAK MORSE IS tntnd1 nrpd
IN larly authorized agent Of Ihs hLssotarpla h
iu Wilmington. Persons VIII llle,sVj I,s and
tract with him for advertisements"
one else
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

ramllies and parties supplied with Oys.
ters on the most reasonable Terms hv 40
Hnmi,, IharI or gallon, received fresh every dav.
ace pInS I sbai, p receive share of your patron
,o.o.. ALLEN,
'e'--u lOl East Ninth street
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04
NOT!CE-I. HUGH McGOVERN inv,
IN pliance with the requirement. ~ ~ cson- M

NOTICE~I. HUGH McGOvERN, Inco,.
Ofthe act Of Assembly in such cases VI lae
and provided, do hereby give notice ,hs, IMAGE
shall amply in writing to the Court Of f1a. G.,
eral Sessions of the Peace and JaiI la,inen W iGen'
Of the State Of Delaware, in and DSS,,'eIy Snr y
County of New Castle, upon Monda,vv' ,v' ,a ae
18th day of November, A. d., 1873. bei1,. % ,ne
first day ofthe next November term nv y N .ls
said Court, for q license to keep an Inn NJ 'as
Tavern known as the Green Tree Tnt% anl a1
the city of New Castle, School Distri"tt tIt; \
IS, New Castle Hundred, New Castle '',,a con,t 40
State of Delaware withIthe privilege oaag ossS
ing Intoxicating liquors in less G,,.u,'il :" Ill.,
than one quart, to be drunk on the u%,,,i .ra"i.a
and the following frecholders recommae "a
the said application, tO-wit: '"'"eAs
James e. n vWElimot, john KSneft calIin aMlIin5'ay
John Black, ,.sli George Gray.
John keegan, Giles Lambson
- HIS z John Campbell,
Patrick F1ncgan, His
Mark .T.' John x Weldon
Iohn Connelly,wit Mark.
C. r. Weggen mann, J.. Pagan. wit
A,ntcT-Hf '
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

.NOTlCE-I, JOHN HARTMAN. in com]
~ pliahce with the requirements If SVd] Nv
act Of Assembly in such cases made e' aaa n]
provided, do hereby give notice that shaI hail
apply in writing to the Court Of t;enesI 1ar|
AessiOnS of the Peace and Jail Deliver y
the State Of Delaware, in and for the (orntJ
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the Sin dsTS7
November, A. d., 1875, being the first day day Y
the next November term of the said (oIrtl
for a license to keep an. Inn or Tavern /
the northwest corner OF Lowering ayenul
and Riddles Road, in the Seventh Wad|
city OfWilmington, New Castle County AM
State of Delaware, with the privilege olseT iisT
ing Intoxicating liquors in less Quantjtpl
than one quart, to be drunk on the rrm
seq, and the following freehOItlers recon-
mend the said application, to- wit:
William Barry, Is Fritsch,
Andrew Stewart, T.. H. Rumford,
Hamilton Stewart, JOS. Flanagan,
Thomas j. Bowen. John DOl0hue
Ezekiel Wecker, A. Fender,
Ohas. s. Welde, John Wier,
William Hamilton, Adrien Hugucs,
VIM. G. Foord, Roger Donohlp,
Philip T. Tyre, Charles Doughery,
Louis bartholomew, James Marigarnrey
II. Ahrens, Michael Collins,
Samuel b. Bayles, NJ. l.. Lichtelsten
VIM. J. Bullock, B. +. Perkins,
friedrich Schmid,
oct2-tf JOHN HARTMAN,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-04

WEDNEoDA IuUttbDlA1 and FRlDAY ,
I
OCTOBER, 6, I and 8, 1875.
The grounds arc now being improved NV
additional buildings for exhibitors Of stock.
and large and elegant building has been
o'e''eu iof .Fi'S
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT AND
FLORAL HALL!