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The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
AMUSENENT
THE ITALIAN OPERA.


We have another evidence Of the lack O
appreciation upon the part Of the people o
Wilmington for that which 10 of the really
meritorious kind. The Italian Opera Troupe
which was to have played here tonight and
tomorrow night, have been compelled te
cancel their engagement for the latter
night, owing to the small number of tickets
sold. At the solicitation of q number o1
persons The HERALD not long since pub
lished series of articles upon the import
ance of the management of the Grand
Opera House presenting to the people ol
Wilmington nothing but first class enter
tainments to establish . feeling of conf
dencs in the institution. But if there wal
any fault the evidence mentioned estsb-
fishes the fact that it has always remained
with the people of Wilmington and not With
the management. There 10 no wsnder that
Edwin Booth, after playing here snes,
thanked the Lord that he escaped the dis
grace Of having to pawn his baggage to get
out of the city. The opera tonight will be
Trovatore."
THE GEORGIA MINsTRELs.
Oar readers should remember two facts
in connection with the appearance of this
troupe next Thursday evening. The first of
which is, that when they appeared here in
1873 several people were turned away from
the Opera House, being unable to gain ad-
uittance, owing to the great rash to see this
excellent troupe. The second important
fact is that the sale of reserved seats will
open At Boushman, Thomas 4 Co.
at 9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
when those who desire to avoid the crowd
ut the door would do we'll to secure good
seats in advance. The Georsia's audiences
unlike most minstrels audiences is generally
made up of the elite Of the cities where they
perform. In New York city when they re-
Gently appeared there the streets were night
~ lined with the carriages of the fashiona-
bles. Their success there was cxtraordina-
~.
ENGLISH OPERA.
The Holman English Opera Troupe were
greeted with rather small, but apprecia-
tive audience on Saturday evening. The
of :Girons- Girona, was, without
exception, enc of the most perfect that has
yet been executed upon our stage this sea
son. The play sparkles with mirth and
which did not fail in highly de-
Lighting the audience. The performance
with the laughabls comedy,
''Dodsins for Wife," which kept the audi
sncs convulsed with laughter and was re-
ceived with rounds Of applause.
PROF. PowLER's LECTURES.
Prof. Fowler will resume his lectures this
evening in the Institute Hall. He would
call the attention of young per-
sons Of both sexes to hear his discourse to.
night. The Professor has already obtained
a wide reputation, and will, no doubt, prove
highly instructive to any who may have the
pleasure of hearing him.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f5-ltems will be inserted under this head
for twelve cents a line,
As-BlaylocS & Co., under the Continen-
tai, Pbila., first-class hatters and furriers,
Delnwareans should visit them.
RJMegargee Rr"s., North Sixth street,
Phila., have on hand all kinds of paper.
RS-Menamin, of Philadelphia, best roller
composition in the country.
%do to Buxbaum for clothing Of all
kinds. Patronize home trade.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, AND REAL
- Estate. In d, ference TO the urgency of
many good business friends the subscriber
has decided to conduct his Regular Auction
Eales on the principle so successfully estab-
lished by M. Thomas Il Sons, of Philadel-
phia. A few items will be taken f r. each
Of these sales at limit of price, but in no.
casewill secret Undertaking lie sanctioned.
Real estate sales on the premises VIII cor.
unue to be as heretofore. all positive.
Please send In Immediately your lists Of
Stocks, Bonds, Loans, Lots aid Dwe,l ,lings
made up. 1T. HEAID' ''
oct80-N No TX E,xchanSe Rr,,d,~~
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n RAND Ol ERA HOUSE.
Two nights only
ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA

MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH
IL LTROVATORE.
Lenora-Miss VlOLETTE COLVILLE.
Azuoena-Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
BUGANINI,
Count de Leuna-signor TAGLIAPIETRA,
Ferrando-Signor BACCELLT,
TUESDAY LVENING, NOVEMBER 18th
LA CENERENTOLA. (Cinderella.)
MATILDA PHILLIPS.
Clorindaina-Signor LAMBERTI,
Thisba-Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
BUGANINI.
Dandini-Signor CARPI
Don Magnitico-Signor BACCELLI.
Alidoro-SigAer BARBERIS,
Grand Chorus and Orchestra,
Admission, sl.0O. Reserved seats, sl.5O.
Balcony, Is cents Reserved, Sl.OO.
Seats for sale at BOughman, Thomas h Co.
Thursday morning, Nov. lltf.
Nov.lO-6t
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DRY GOODS.
SUPERIOR
FRENCH MERINOS,
- cts. per yard, at
WAINWRlGHT'S
octlG-3m 3l2 Mark ct street.

BARGAINS! EANGAINS! BARGAINS
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CIcY
-FOR-
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Is AT
ll6 MARKET STREET.
PLAID, PLAIN AND REP GOODS
from Is cents to 81.
ALL WOOL CASHMERES,
From 50 cents to 81. -
BLACK ALAFACAS,
From % cents to 81 90.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH,
Best Qualities, 81 cents.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANK ETS
l214 Blankets, from s2 75 to $500.
Full assortment of Cloth and Cassime res
Shawls from ~ cts. upwards.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE!
E. FELLHlMER,
ll6 Market street, Wilmington. Del.
N. B.-Fihe assortment black silks iron,
500 IN sam Sept 1913
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

SPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
y PAIEIsS.-The undersigned collectors
Of County Taxes having given notice three
months ago that the taxes We're due and
payable at that date, and whereas not more
than one-lwentieth OF the Taxpayers nave
paid any attention to said notice, the coIee.
tors for their own protection will bc Obliged
to enforce payment according to law, which
gives the collectors power to collect with
cost in ten days after they receive their
duplicates.
JOS. T.. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
rnl 1nnfprS
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLlC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the Auction
Rooms of l.. w. Stidham 4 Son, OH
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1873,
At3o'clock in the Afternoon.
A VERY DEsIRABLEsTOREP
80 feet front by 90 feet deep, being
Nos. SOL & sos EAST SIXTH STREET.
With two large French plate glass bulk
windows, feet inches high, by feet 9 inch
es wide.
The houses are three-story brick with
pressed brick fronts, containing six rooms
each, with two-slory back buildings, beside
the Stores, all BRICK
The above property w.ll be sold separate
ly or all together to suit purchasers. 1t can
be easily converted into two splendid stores,
Any one desiring to see the above proper
ty will please call at 7S Market street, or on
the premises 30l and sO3 east Sixth street.
TERMS will be made known on day OF sale.
by L. w. STIDHAM q son,
Nov.l0 Ill East Fourth Street.
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B0ndS Given,

Nashville, TENN NOV. II.
Sugs Fort has given $500 bonds for his
appearance at Washington, on the ed inst,
for trial, on his recent indictment, for de-
faulting the Government out of $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

4 OTCE 10 COUNTY TAX PAlEks,,ns
" Notice is hereby given that all peiSS"nx' Sox
indebted for County. State and Poor IaA,
for the year 1875. for the second or Norlie,ini
District OF ilmington Hundred, mus, y, rIa np
and Settle the same. The Collector AZ and "d
found at his office, corner of Elgn1h al, his
Shipley streets. or in the evenings AZ '''
residence. 800 west Fourth street. t,i,
DUTY OF CO tLlECTOR.-ifanv person ia,. ~.
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten 9', 1'yv
after his notice, the Collector may ,,;ng iInt
and collect the same with cot accoio'"s
to law ,, MT
Ifthe owner .saNy Real Estate Silai, ,,,r III #
reside in the Hundred. er is mihoHl,, Hn,v y
shall be the duty of the Collector 70 nn, on.
and collect the same off the PERSONAL p'vff
erty of the tenant thereof-EAhdct from wv
ldW. o.1T
Collector.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
PROF. PowLER's LECTURES.
BALL IND BAT.

A game Of ball, (and probably the last of
the season, will be played to-day, on the
Quickstep ground, between the Ex pert and
the Cooper nine. Both are good clabs and
lovers Of the game should avail themselves
Of the opportunity.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

DkUt'. U. >. rUWLEk.
L in WILMINGTON INsTITu TIE,
ON "MATRIMONY."
Monday afternoon, November 18th. at 2
o'clock. To Ladies only. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
FEMALE HEALTH, ETC, Illustrated by
French Feminine Models,
Monday Evening, Nov. 18th. at o'clock.
To Gentlemen only. Admission Csc.
MAN AND WOMAN. also illustrated:
Consultations, as to your own and child
ren's Phrenology, best business culture, etc.,
daily. from IA. In. till 10 p. m. at the Clay
vember l7th.
nOy3-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
NOTICES.

N OTI { E-CARD OF TEANEs-y1o
~ thanks Of the Wilmington 4 Western
nailroad Cooperation, are hereby mos, s",A sa,'
daily rendered to the 1ire.nen Of the civ v.'
who labored so arduoss, y and succ.>sfnI',,
in extinguishing the fire IN our round hoI,ss
Our thanks arc also due to the employ..sol NJ
P, W. 4 i. Railroad, and to the citizens o. =.
orally. So Jealous We're all 10 save our I,ro,
pertv, and so prompt, active. and inrrAi. ri
gent were their labor., that We i.el under
load OF gratitude to our friends.
JAMES BRADFORD.
NOvi3 President VI. {. ", K, Il, ia
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

9 H. CHADWICK.
~. l.H French Street,
BOOTS AND SHOES
made and repaired. Custom work ruara n
teed. Also keeps
SEGARS A'D TOBACCO
OF the best brands. Give him q call. He
studies to please.
Nov ln-lin
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NEW ADVERTISENENTS.

Shs~s-Hall.
Shoes-Fennessey.
Frames-2S W. I'd.
ShOes-Morsland's,
ShOes-John Green.
Oil Cloths-Me Bride.
nystsrs-J. I. Waite.
Furniture-L. Adair.
Observation-Disclosures.
Oysters--C, CAandler's.
Watches-J. Z. Massey.
ShOes-paniel AcCusker.
Hats and Caps-S. Culbert,
Felt Hats-l2l Shipley street.
groceries, s--Buskingham asd Co,
Furniture-J. aud J. n. Harman.
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10 Di.LINQ UENTS.
UDITOR'S OFFICE,
81 II SI EIYLELI STRLEI.

~
Sl3 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WII.MlNGTUN DELAWARE. H.,
Notice is hereby given, by direction OF Ie Ine
Finance Committee, that all bills due fav
City Oh January lSt. 1875. must be pald Oh
or before the first day of November neXtw
they will be placed in the hands OF the w
icitor for collection, by virtue ofsec'loh
OF the City Charter, which is as follows: o;a
"lf the amount Of said bill be not palu p"u
within 60 days after such presentalloo"t
thereof, it shall be the dut, Of the Ma!oIIEm
said city TO issue a warrant directed 10 lnc !s
said City Auditor, commanding him 10 leH
the same with all costs thereon. upon lne III
goods and chattels of sueh owner, and u l,,iv HU
such goods and chatteIs can be found wltn,dd ltnd
said city sufficient to satisfy said deol anu al
costs, Then to levy the same on the groullun,
or buildings of such owner fronting uloan
such street as aforesaid, which said gro9H1ibhss bs
or buildings, or any part thereof, shali .ion "
sold by said City Auditor al public aucll"n' aa'
upon ten lO) days notice in two ne"sp'-
pers published in said city," .,,oe
The bills of fdelinquents having long siLr. SIM
become overdue, proceedings will pe col. hp
menced without delay, unless payment w
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN.
sep2o-tf City Auditor
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~ CHIEF ENGiNEEE' UfFWt.l
no. l0UD Market Street.

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,
All persons who have sold property dur |
ing the present year must give notice in |
writing to the Registrar. at tie office Of the
Water Department, before tie 3Ulh "a, Of
November, 1915, and insert in the n,1cetlp
name Of the purchaser and the number Ct
the property purchased. Otherwise they will
be held liable for the Water Rett the ncxt
year. Also all persons who may wish to
discontinue the use OF water or any portion
of it must give notice as above and lay
two dollars for drawing the icrule. No al.
above date. EDWARD MCINTYRE,
nov3lO30 Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

CTORE Keepers. GROCERS AND
y Deale rs, take nstice! take notice!
CHIMNEYS! CHIMNEY. Y CHIMNaYSM y
A large assortment OF lamp chimneys Of all
kinds Just received from first hands, which
we are selling al Philadelphia prices, Gail
and satisfy yourselves VI the economy OF
buying at nome, W. 6. ADAMS.
Il E. Second st.
Lamps and lamp goods of every kind...
OctSo I'm
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

ES~ TO lsdies and others interested in the
Boys and Chidreu's departments we would
respectfully say that these departments of
our vast concern have been filled to over
tlswing:with an entirely fresh supply OF
SUITS AND GARMENTS
fol ths little felk-sufficent to stock all the
clothing stores within the limits Of the city
and We eunhssitatingly assert that such a
beautiful collection OF choice winter wear
for children was never arranged an the
counters Of any establishment in Delaware.
We shAvsa
LARGE FORCE OF sALESMEN,
In these departments, who have made it
their study for years to suit and fit the
"rising generation and whe will take
great pleasure in displaying the various
new designs and novel ideas gotten up es-
pecially for the season, and 1ound in NO
ether establishment.
OUR RULE:
SIGNED GUARANTEE;
CASH RETURNED.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
FOR RENT.

LOR RENT.-Four roomcd house IN -
= -, tegs Court. Apply J. A. BOyih if1
oct l3-tt Real Estate Ag't ~ Marto =, q,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15

EOR EtNT.-1he Eales Corner Ioo
i and Farm, containing about l39 .n,ouI ,a"e
Apply to '''' ''- acres
F. LECKLER
". II. lobe
Actin" Committee for Trustees o. ',li'l =. a.,
w CrEi-if
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TI,AX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

a,ls23-tf
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

6OS PER MONTH.-ONE OR FOUR HORSES WILL
pAC be Boarded At the above rate, will rent Stall;
feed yourself; brick stabe water and gas; wagon
room. 124 West Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

DRINTIyG OF LIVERY DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY
i done at very moderate prices by the METROPOLI
TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Herald Building
2l8 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

CAFES.-A STOCK OF SECOND HAND SAFES VA
- rious Makes in good order and fitted with combine
ton locks, selling low for cash bargains
AMERICAN SAFE COMPANY 80 Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

CHEKIFFS SALE-OF ENGINE. BOILER, MACHIN-
> cry, Iron, Steel &c s. Herm an Sherif,s and gen.
eral a9ctloneer sells Monday February T. at O'clock,
les Tools old Iron, Steel Desks, Chairs office Furniture
&c. Sale positive Dealers invited
WIN HENRY, Deputy WIN. G. CONNER. Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

DAWNBROKER'S SALE-ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
j. l6, by JAMES AGAR, SO New Bowery; q large as
sortment Of unredeemed Pledges consisting OF Dresses,
Shawis kemnants bankeE, Qui,itts sheets. spreads.
articles mention. BY order OF N. Cook
2 Amity street
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

A UCrON SALE.-J. COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA co. will SELL ut 80 East Th.tienth street,
day February i5 at l0s O'Clock. furniture Carpets,
bbambre9a,ns 70 extension Tables marble top Tables,
Side Boards Clocks, bookcases, Whanots, Etageres,
plano and organ, &C. The above goods must be sold.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

DHOTOGRAPHY-FOR SALE Low. CAMERA BOX
i and Lenses, Tripod Dark Tent Bath, &c. &C.. all
in good condition. Address AMATEUR PHOTO, Herald
pric
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
DENTISTRY.


CORAL RUBBER SIT OF TEETH IN THREE
"A urs--Impression in the forenoon, teeth ir tho
afternoon Thrty.tourth street near Broadway ana
sixth avenue Coral rubber very strong fesn colored;
gold sets patina sets, whaebone rubber sets fIumpers
open fronts Lip Ltters LIP Dcpresers, hesm,stors; %
from Grand ferry or Sixth avenue cars or Broad
wav cara Get OF ut Thirty.fourth street
""' NEWBROUdH. LIS West rnirty-fourth street.
TNR MICHAEIIs. 50 EAST FOURTH STREET, NEAR
IL second avenue-scts, Slu warranted, with Sr with
out extracting; Pumpers TOR hollow cheeks; filling "a
cents; teeth built up Oh roots. SUNDAY until r. NJ
rCHE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
a. u 2S Broadway. In tue Herald Rniidina.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
HORSES, CAKItIAGEs. &C.

A MAJOR e. W. BARKER ANNOUNCES THE
Sons City Auction Mart and New York Taersas cor
ner of broadway and Thrty-nnth street,
ON WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY a. the most extraordi-
nary sale of superior heavy Draught Horses known
comprising twenty eight head OF the finest America.
the property Of Q well known contractor.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, Colonel P.J. Con-
ney's second great unprecedented sale Of Kentucky
Iroters comprising seventeen head some Of them able
to trOt In $780,
ALSO WILL be shortly announced great sale Of
State pred 1rotters and Roadsters
THE SALES at the
CITY AUCTION MART and New York Tattersalls
TAKE PLACE every Wednesday and Saturday
AT ELEVEN O'Clock prompt
GENTLEMEN HAVING Horses, Carriages &C., to dis
pose of will do we'll to make early arrangements at this
Mart Its class of buyers and unequalled facilities in
Guiding the large driving ring second to none In the
State.
CAPTAIN ". A. TOUGH, of Lcavenworth, Kan, wilp
sell early the spring, at Boston, Mass about thirty
head Of Stallions Colts and Fies the get OF Blanco
the sire OF the world famous stallion Of the age
Smugger. The sale will be under the sole management
of Major G: W. BARKER
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

nNE OF THE BEST LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR
lease and low rent. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY
Anctioneer, Is North william street
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

NOTICE TO COIN COLLECTORs.-COMPLETE
IN sets of American Cents colonial and foreign Coins
222 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

4 YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND EXPE-
n rence would like position gOverness to teach
the English Drancnes and music to young children,
would accept D0sltfon as housekeeper in highly
spectacle family; ND objection to leaving the city best
dress Miss BELLE KETCHAM, Herald Brooklyn Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLIsHMEN
2l8 Broadway have unsurpassed facilities for doing
all kinds OF Printing with unusual prompness and at
moderate prices
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

p9 CsAEs sRTsHEs
sTAokroLE CO will sell Ct their trade salesroom,
sharp an extensive line Wines Brandies Whiskeys in
and OF bond; Cigars and imported Pickles. also
large assortment OF Brushes.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14
INSTRUCTION.

At S16-ELEGANT WRITING FOR BUSINESS
IA DOLBEARS hand training. 1888 Broadway re-
moves stiffness or and makes better bus
years New pupils received dav and evening this
week for writing, bookkeeping, arithmetic &C Two
desks vacant.
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

(\N FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR THE HIPPODROME-
" neatly fitted up Oyster Saloon. doing good busi-
the present proprietor leaving the city bargain
is offered for cash. Apply to H. BEENY, 3i4 Fourth ay
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

CLOOP AT AUCTION.-THE SLOOP TWO BROTH.
- ers will be sold public auction February Is 1875
az O'Clock be at brick yard quarter
mile below Elizabethpor carries 50 tons For iurtner
particulars apply to j. STANFORD. Belleville N j..
! tola
The New York herald., 1875-02-14

| EOR sALE-TwO SECOND HAND CLARENCE
T. Coaches in good condition. built by Laws vii.
Hams city, for sale cheap: be between and
IDA M at II. T. ELDERD's stable, Forty-hflh street.
near Fifth
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31

EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
EoRGE D. ARMSTRONG, CAsaIEH-
. s50o,O ,OcO
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31
: Pleasant vslhutc.

On "Wednesday The school children
III Broolly had their spring anniver'
lry. and between fitV and sixty thou
md little ones took part in the cerc.-
l15niesanl cnjnymcnts of the day. II
is The custom Il the Suoday schon.
cholars otlls' city, when spring hae
Ta,ri- opened rrf ~ tloweIp are il
l'o3rn. to docs .,l ..ys ~ -i'e.
rc~Gc through t Sirceto aud spcn'
hc day in Prospect Park, or in th'
yocds and fields Of The country" Or
.Velncst'ev large divi,inn of the iittl'
7nes paid Il TO MI Beeehei's house
acn h,afing 4 ,railihutc, and white
hc great preacher stood aF tie from
!onrufh hi, rroiripucc'h"army ! chiid
80 .ssrcAod ~. ,.>ir' tht'r l2o.',,
~ can crc c.w.t ,ee dominic
d ai,hin q an, IN "f flowers |
asnntur .l.c.erir md must hav
uct.d tie he'd. f- Ia "1i man
cas- cole.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31
Co,uecticut's Lobster Trouble.

There is considerable stir on the lob
stcr question in the shore towns 81 Con.
nossed m law prohibiting the catching
IF HOLSTERS less than ten inches IN
length, and imposing a fine OF ~
mon any person offering them ior
sdle but it is found that the restriction
cnts of the kinds desirable for market,
and docs not cover the necessities OF
the case for the protection OF these
fisheries. ,,.,o.,s
fishermen an advantage over their CoH-
ncctiout competitors. The present
LEGISLATURE is therefore asked in nu-
mcrous petitions for change. in the
law, which shall make it legitimate 10
catch q lobster not less than clSht OF
cigLt ana half inches in length An
ciSht inch lobster will weigh from 4
16und TO q pound and Il quarter, aver
iaac. and the sweetest meat IS alway'
| found where tho weight Is not mnci
over q pound.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31
RANKs AND BANKERS

THIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
zposrr1RY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31
DIRECT. rs:

Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays' az
A
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31
rliu suC0N YAl.E..

Tho cocna t,cr. so 'rt"0 confonnd"'
.;ihthc cocnauut tree. isahou' equal I"
rpod.sizcd uuplc tree: th" nod thhf en-
',.cs the bean. of which chocolate iFI
nsdc' is about the shape Of lemon
but three times 81 l0rIr, and Is OF y
jcon orange col3r-,hc kind called
Caracas" cocoa is 50 deep rs to he
almost rel. The pods grow oH the
branches ard on he sem, quite on the
rround. The branches do not grow
low. 50 that in looking down cocoa
niece of ground, the vista isiike amin
iature forest hung with thousands OF
Golden lamps. Anything more lovely
cannot be imagined; it is perfectly un-
.oue. After the pods are picked they
are cut open with cutlass; the beens,
which are tightly packed together, and
from forty TO eighty in number, are
dried in drawers in the sun, after hay,
ing gone through a process called
sweating" which is being packed
close in barrel and covered over
When the cocoa IS thoroughly dried i
is put into bags, each containing one
hundred and fifty pounds, and shipped
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31

Delaware still maintains the whip
ping post and pillory, despite the con,
tinIous assaults made upon this "relic
Of barbarism" by nearly every news
paper outside Of the diamond State
Her citizens contend that as en- agent
for preventing crime it has no equal,
and proudly point TO the criminal rec
ords OF the State as complete Verlhca'
ton of the opinion.
II isto be admitted that petty crime
is far less prevalent in Delaware than
in some other States we could name
Whether thia more vigorous morality
ofber cause a rot definitely dctermin
cd. one thing is certain, "a fellow wht
receives thirty.nine lashes surely eve
puts himself in position to invite
repetition of tho ihiliction.--Fh'!s
| STIR
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31

TRADE Or; TIE CA,sAT..-i'ha follow
ing statement shows the trade eastward
through the Chesapeake and Delaward
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The daily gazette., 1875-05-31
,CHE ARrnANs SAVINGS BANK'

yt,HE ARTzANs SAVINGS BASK,
= sOa MARKET STREET.
Incorporated February 80 lsdl'
Omen To receive deposits daily from ,, 4, ~.
NTH 4. p, NJ, and on Tuesday anu eA'o'""!
venings from TO O'Clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
.ix ner cent. has been regularly paid on ut,
osits. since the organization OF the hah b, ~
ia Tie expectation of the Managers, thaN luis
rate of dividends will be continued. .so-,
When dividends are not NtthuI@"hi wy @ 7
70 accounted as deposits. Thus permanent ~
deuosits colnmpouMd their Interest Twice ~
each year.
MANAGERS:
,v;u,a,r q TITLES. George ". Bush,
Clement B. Smyth, S.eorSg p I,aaJJs+sSn
Chas ". Rowland. NJ a. LiNnee 1io-i;,.-,t1
Nathann r. Benson EdWa''t Iii'',7 - .i'S ''"'
Henry F. Dure, JHn J.2L, Il So.
Anthony Higgins
WM, s. HILL Is, PRECEDENT
eFO W, BUSH, Vice l1esiden,, .,-...-,
feo2l'ly l. l. -
The daily gazette., 1875-05-31

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