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The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
The Fast Mail Trains.

ei.' sa .IS!s I1Rs q fs%%s,, sSs ne,
Fast Mail tsaans Ahat their iAtesssn Vee
ssj"s :3sifes tS 6ss 81 Bssa,s%.a. saas
The idea got abroad that mercaA Aae ntsrs
were delayed until morning, and That
timeo IT, nSmission to tke West was Thereby
j ilcreased instead OH li1hinishsannder the
new, arrangement. A ppmbsrs # qseFy
chants and publishers p. evening nswsPs-
pers met at No. II Broadway yesterday,
aid MSior Bangs addressed the fa9g1 1PblsSs,
explaining The syaem Of railway aeaice
of the United State very, fully ind aid
that the City could not o%ssbG Be better
served than it is At. prssents The Mst
morning trains from this, city ha( ~ ar
ranged to catch most Of tie 1ht aips
in the West. Thus every thing .6ined
to render a fast evening train Of no practi-
cal valve. In planning the new service all
these things had been sarefallyJj weighed,
the principal object being W accommodate
the large Cities which are Tie distributing
agencies.a Should any new considerations
Of Importance be offered to the department
Major Bangs promised that care would be
taken to, give them the, attention they
might demand ...o.,
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Bailway DisaterS In England for
July aud August Z - 1t

1t was not to be expected ethat the excur-
sion season would pass swithout . hsavy'lfst
Of killed and WOUNDED, and the roll for July
and Augustlisa a cruel sefutation Of Sir Jchn
Hawkshav,'s4 atryvo assurance that" At
present, accidents are, 80 rare that for all
practical purposes ahasy9 ls9 nay be looked upon
as, Imaginary or t1nknOwn." There have
been thirty-two :so'called accidents, nearly
all due to the negligence, recklessness, or
want Of puncttialty. Sixteen persons have
been killed, twenty six have been danger
ously injured, forty six have been more or
less seriously hurt, and how many passen-
gers have been only severely shaken, bruised
and knocked about we dare hardly say, but
the number must be over ,3DO.. Eleven of
of these disasters were due to collisions, ten
were caused by carriages leaving the line
three Of these were while crossing functions
and in four cases the tire of the wheels
Droke. ''lenq e.! ~ en- .0 81 b9lT.
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down THA STATE.


CULLIN0s FROM HHE PENINSULA PRESS.
Foddsr.aaAsvAevDg AvDgdIsE,HS,N S,Nlirl he farmers
are preparing for seeding their Fbeat.T .TgfY
One milliop poqrAs Aspf {Hst pea hes, his
e iipsted, viii Be produced this, year jp
neswafs D. d. aH,,,ot,aa and s new ss'fsh
Ighs esebrdge III pccura on zths sesR,
2tst and 2Sd Of October, and the Bridgeville
Fair, on the 10th, 2th and 2lst of the same
month. y g.: yIII IAtGHpY gTlTa
The Denton people emp3Geda q trunpe Of
Italian musicians at-a social hop, one even
ing lately. ,fFLjJkT
500 aefestofthe land ofrWm. II. Cannon,
of Sussex county, Delaware. were sold by
the shefiff hst week for ee,7S2.16.
The prospect for a large attendance at the
Cambridge Fair fever Was better. The
stables at the grounds are, full of trotters
and a number are each day taking their les
sons. Among the celebrities are, Paul Cliff
ford, Blue Dan, Lady Ewell, Matte K,
Nelly Raughley, Samuel J. Coates, Marv-
land Chief, Fanny i'Flfrt, Lucy Green, Te-
cumseh, Joe Baxter, Tallyrand, Sewanaka,
Mystery, Kuskio, Star, Mary, and full 40
others. Lovers of. horse flesh will be graft
fed by seeing the hest horses on the East
ern shore. ;, The exhibition of cattle, sheep
swine. ana poultry, Machine ry and Asri IT,
tural Products bids fair to be much larger
than ever before. ~ ~
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THE JUBILEE.

FINE ENTERTAINNENT-TuE OPERA
HOUSE CROWDED.
Professor Clcmmer last evening gave his
first childrens jubilee in this city; at the
Opera House, and it proved to be, a
very successful affair. Q" L
The auditorium Of the Opera House was
crowded by the time tie curtain rose, expo
sing to view a beautiful array of
young forms all robed in white,
and happy faces beaming with pleasure.
The children were arranged on tiers of
seats, built up from the stage especially for
the purpose, and the performance was cer-
tanly a beautiful one. The execution of
the different chorusps was splendid, and
elected deserved admiration and applause.
The Duct, "Learn to Sing" by May
Taggart and Eva Germ, two very young
misses, was nicely done, and the solos by
young lady, niece of Prof. Clemmer, were
remarkably fine.
The jubilee concluded witha magnificent
tabaleaux, " The Star Spungled Banner"
which was splendidly arranged and beauti-
fully executed. The jubilee with some
changes in the programme will be given this
evening, and another crowded house will
attend we have little doubt.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
NEVSY MATTERS.

Engaged for the next set, Henry?
The ladies' refreshment saloon of the St.
Johns restaurant, 405 Market street, is open
with all the delicacies of the season.
sept2s-tf
The man who made shoe for the foot of
mountain is now engaged on hat for the
head of discourse.
Choice green and black teas, cheaper than
any other place in town, at Middleton's
Fourth and King streets. sept25-tf
/ The financial editor of q religious paper
has discovered that the only wages never
docked are those of sin. r.. srIs aHl
Hot coffee, rolls and butter, and oysters,
any way you like them, at Strickland's, 1O5
East Fourth street. n IL SeptA-tf
Silence silence! roared the Judge, in
great wrath. Here, We have decided dozen
cases this morning, and have not heard
a word of them. 0.f" .! -..
Go to Ash's for stylish suit of clothes,
No. 4 East Third street. = sept2S-1w
/ A man has been arrested for taking things
as they come. .....,,. .,....
If you cannot get suited lin shoes any
where else, you will at Taggart's, 7O5 Mar
ket street. .-. d.. AZ. septSO-tf
What is in name9 "Swears & Dams''
Is the style of certain legal firm in st.
Louis. ~7I 9.p'" -
Oysters In every style, and cheaper tn an
any place in town, at 1Ol East Ninth street.
oysters by the quart or hundred. [scpt30tf
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TOAL HODS! COAL HODS!!
ASH RIDDLES! ASH RIDDLES !,
WOOD SAWS! WOOD SAWS!
A large variety, for sale cheap, at
o JAMES 4 BRO,
Hardware,
sep@-tf 9c4 Market Street.
sep2s-tf
DRUPOSALS.
A A>,r1ID .c,uu FOR -.
AND HE ATERG

-..l lr- - = FOR -i-l .0n' - -
ANTHRACITE COAL GAS FIXTURES,
AND HEATERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Clerk 's..offce City Hall, until O'Clock p. IN.
inursday. IN September 80, 1876, for furnishing
Anthracite coal, clear of slate, until April
LIST; 1876 and gas fixtures and heaters.
The coal to be furnished at such times and
IN such places as the Committee on Public
Buildings may direct.
bidders VIII state price per ton i224O lbs.}
OF the iollow1ng sizes: Broken Egg, Stove
Estimated amount required l25 tons.
Three No. & Victor Portable Heaters new
and complete in all respects) with all neces.
sary hot air and gas connections to the var
1ous hues. For further information apply
10 superintendent at City Hal, l,where drafts
Also, one l-foot diameter floor register, set
In slate slab, and to be placed In the centre
of entrance hallway to prison.
~ Four Slight chandliers7 feet inches long.
No. 8sf white opal globes. l-'1,I"~1 %
o,dHns Two 2light brackets, No. ll52, white opal
One l-light pendant, 2 feet 4 inches long.
No. s47. white opalglobcs.
Two flight chandeliers feet 10 inches
long, No: 1904, white opal globes.
Two Light brackets, double swing, no
Twenty-four Light brackets, single
swing, no globes.
r, All fixtures to be of Thaekara, Buck 4
Co.'S (Of Philadclphia) make, and must he
OF their respective numbers: all to he of
"Ronan Bronze." Must be put up and ali
metre connections made.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order Of the Committee.
sepB-4t LEWIS PAYNTER,C Chairman.
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yOTTINGS ABOUT TOWM.
.0Ud6cn meeF1to-nig6t.
Tramps stetdUd6et0GD

000ncn meef1 tonight.
i Tramps stGtd Wd6et( (>e[D
Plenty of peaches ip market yet, ~, ~,
This is the last day Of September.
The State fairs will be well attended this
year from pseselt tn1isatioD3 lnRR
DR.. J. A. Tonner, of this city, has resigned
his position % agent for the Indians of the
coabssao River 4 gehcy u Asitona. = 5o,I1
VIM. Bright, Esq, Of this. city, has deter
mined finally to erect new hotel at Reho-
both.
n 6ne' ii1ndfesd ana twenty persons ars to Be
received into fnlL membership at Grace
tomorrow evening.
The Hebrew New Year began last eve
ming at sunset, when according to the jew
ish calendar, the year 5, 1886 began.
There were $4,000 boxes OF peaches at
Light street, in Baltimore, on Wednesday,
which were sold at from 60 cents to 81. 90
per box. -
Senator Bayard was registered at the Bre-
WORT House, New York City, on Wednes-
day. .2anf?e aiL"'( TLT)lHTs
The Philadelphia Times of yesterday
sketches the ex-priest Gerdeman's lecture
on Public Schools, delivered at the Academy
of Music on Tuesday evening.
Very few people saw the eclipse; an earth
quake would scarcely bring some Of us out
of bed.
Are our centennial interests being looked
to as they should be- NJ g.fBur-
The steamer s. M. FELTON,, makes her last
trip to-day. E,t &ElE 30 ,.ILAi II J.
Babies are described as coupons attached
to the bonds Of matrimony.
4 low down eater in cheap restaurants
says that kittens please the eye but turn to
hashes on the lips. .1AaI4Ofl /
"My son, put away that ball. Do yod
know where the wicked boys 60 to who play
ball on Sundays" Yes'm they 20 down to
the Christiana.
J The monthly. meeting of the Wilmington
loan, association, Tuesday evening, money
sold as follows: First series, $3.50 at five per
cent; 800 at 5 and SLOTS; $500 at 4 andf6-
lots; $500 at and Slots; filth series, 81 900
at 81.
Gen. James H. Wilson, the son-in-law of
Col. Andrews, of New Castle hundred, is
engaged in writing series of articles for
CAS VNssAV1 IA AiAA AO 4SVANWut 9A0 VI I'LL
cises 'Sherman's Memoirs"
Last Saturday evening Patrick Donegan,
aged Is years, left his home, 511 Morrow
street, to get shaved and has not been heard
of since he left the barber shop. "h
He is about five feet seven inches high.
has black hair and grey side whiskers, and
when he left the house he had on black
hat and coat and grey vest and pants.
The St. Johns choir of Philadelphia, con-
sisting'of Miss Maloney, Miss Petre and
Prof. Barilli will visit this city on Sunday
next and sing in St. James Roman Catho-
lie church.
A game of base ball between the junior
clubs, Curlett and Mcdaniel, took place at
Fourteenth and Washington streets yester-
day afternoon, and resulted in favor of the
Curlett's, by score of II to 6, in four in
nings. King ofthe Archer, umpired.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
Arrivals at the Clayton ususo.

II, B. kinghorn, New York.
viii L. Karn, Pittsburg, Pu.
;. il. Ingram, Coatesville, Pa.
James NJ, Downing, Coatesville. Pa.
j.. Hall and wife, New York.
F. A. Janiper, Boston,.
j. E. Mowbrcy, Rocklagd. III,
John W. Pearc, Philadelphia.
Thomas A. Pcarce, "
Walter Lea, Baltimore. "
Mrs. Selsars and child.
NJ. ". Pennypacker, Philadelphia.
$. W. Pennypacker, i"
Jas. s. Pennypacker, /"
Clayton Walcott, Conn.
Il. I. Harris, City.
Ellis Pennington, City.
j. Warren Coulton, Philadelphia.
Col. II. B. Judd and wife, viii.
II. r. Elton, Chicago.
J. Sescare, Niddletown, Pa.
b. +. Jellrion, New York.
G. g. Briggs, Pittsburg.
E. H. Falls, Bloomington, III.
Joseph G. Turner, Pcnna.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
OUR CENTENNIAL, MILIT1A-lp
POINTNENTS'BY EOY. C0C1JRA "

Yes terday the Secretary of State, by di
rection of his Excellency, Governor Coch.
ran, issued Commissions to the following
officers of Military Companies, which have
organized for the Centennial
American kities.-Captain-Samuel NJ.
Wood, Wilmington; 1st Lieutenant-John
r. Edwards, Wilmington; 2nd Lieutenant
Frederick l.. Buckmaster, Wilmington.
German Military Company-Captain-
George Wilhelmi, Wilmington; 1st Lieuten-
ant-Louis Flackenstein, Wilmington: 2nd
Lieutenant-Emil Beck, Wilmington.
Company A. State Capital Guards
tan-James w. Letherbury, Dover: 1st
Lieutcnant-Thomas d. &c. Smith, Dover:
End Observation-Disclosures B. McCurdy,
Dover. ~
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OTFlCh'
SlLEAsT SIxTH STREETi


.. -" 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE. ofi
Notice is hereby given, by director, 1,e %
Finance Committee, that all bills uaid uued
City ON January LIST. 1875, must De paw
or before the first day of November .Ie tte
they will be placed in the hands OF tHo ,ionl
licitor for collection, by virtue Of ,aMs. Secs.o
OF the City Charter, which Is as 1olloWt' n
IF the amount of said bill De mut utat
within 90 days after such presse1hawro
thereof, it shall be the duty Of the ~ Ma3 ~
said city to issue q warrant d1recteu ~
said City Auditor, commanding hinto ,,,on
the same with all costs thereon. upJJiif upJ ii
goods and chattels of fsnch owner, d adu Wit
such goods and chattels can be loGnSH nScht
said city sufficient to satisfy sala @ uuy nroil
costs, then to levy the same on tni Mig III
or buildings of such owner 1ro,I 1ron,.IinTI aTIollj
such street as aforesaid, which sag sshai
or buildings, or any part thereof, auct
sold by said City Auditor at pubic news @
upon ten l0) days notice IN two "N
pers published in said city," ,onc 81
The bills Of delinquents having iohe he cd
become overdue, proceedings WI, wla,,rment
without delay, unless pa!
made as herein provided. .,1rFIN
so,oo-., "lhhiA NJ e city Audit
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,t5

NOTICE. ro : ua- IyI n L 4
IN , ! ~. .DN nrw tih'Bgi l,s or'
AL persons are cautioned against reg
Ing or negotiating the following Coul
nom County Bonds of New Castle ecu
as thesame have been paid: .oo
Coupons from No. 81 10 No. 56 for w.
April !, 1871. ,,,
Coupons from No. 81 to No. l2l for sl5
April !, 1871. ,.,, ,......... r.,.. am
Coupons from No. 81 to No. So for sS0'
October l, 1871. 'r .',t> t.a -.
Coupons from No. 81 to No. l2l forslA
October l, 1871. ..,.-,,rr
Treasurer of New Castle Couh'
sep20-tf
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
DEATHS.

BEESON-In Brandywine Hundred, on the
,25th inst, Annie. daughter of John 8. Bee
son, in the 18th year Of her age. .u
BLACKlSTON = Suddenly, on September
9th, at the residence of his sister, Mrs.
Henry Becker, 1904 Huchistol street, Phil
adelphia, William B. Blackiston, son of
the late Benjamin r. Blackiston, of this
city, in the ADD year Of his age.
this city, September 36th
1875, Joseph Phillips, aged 20 years.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

A f1rst-class dining-saloon. and refresh
ment saloon, under efficient management
Every arrangement 1br the care and COM
fort Of stock, track-horses, sheep, swine and
poultry. ~ '95!TflE ,n}H Gr --HylG'tB
The grounds will open on TUESDAY. Oct.
5th, for the reception Of articles and stock
for the exhibition. w
The track has been widened and improv-
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 decOruin on the grounds heretofore as
an evidence of their determination to MAIN
tain the reputation Of these exhibitions.
Excursion tickets will be issued by the
p, w. & b. r. 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 p, w. 4 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., 1875-09-30

CPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY 4
y PAYERS.-The undersigned colled
of County Taxes having given notice Y
months ago that the taxes were due
payable at that date, and whereas not !,
than one-twentieth of the gtax-payew y
paid any attention to said notice, the coI
tors for their own protection will be obi
to enforce payment according to law,
cost in ten days after they receive \
duplicates 0E'Thf'S'l'UNl
tJ1..No7i1ljUtJ JOS. L. CARPENTER, u
!a.,,a,ssa,Y8 1,Ar GIVEN, 100i cao,,,ecto| ca,,,,,
tSuSIO-l ~ - . IL, rOOtlSStoI
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
Personal.

DR.. D'Unger, formerly publisher of the
Duluth Daily Herald has removed to Mime.
apolis, MINI. The Doctor was formerly
from this State.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
JOSEPH FOUT

Has again opened Coal-Yard at West
and Water streets, which he intends to run
In connection with his yard at Orange and
Water streets, where persons in want of
Coal can be supplied with the celebrated
ENTERPRISE, which gives more satisfac-
tion than any other Coal in the market,
Persons leaving orders at either yard will
receive prompt attention.
sep&-3m JOSEPH FOUT.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
NOTICE-I, HUGH McGOvERN, in
IN pliance with the REQ uirements

NOTlCF-l;, HUGH MCtIOVERN, I'M
IN pliance with the req quirements
ofthe act of Assembly in such cases
and provided, do hereby give notice d
shalt apply In writing to the Court cd
eral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Del
of the State Of Delaware, In and I'd
County of New Castle, upon MOndaJ
9Th day of November, A. D., 1875; bell
first day Of the next November term
said Court, for license to Keep an II
Tavern known as the Green Tree HID
the city of New Castle, School Distri(
As, New Castle Hundred, New Castle cd
State Of Delaware with the privilege d
ing intoxicating liquors in less qua 4
and the following freeiioiders recon
the said application, to.wit: lT,I.'7
A c Gray, Robert Murrayl
James Wilmot, .-.' John Carlin.
John ] Black, George Gray.
John Keegan, Giles Lambson,
His John Campbell,| l
Patrick X F1negan, His
Mark John X WeldOn|
John Connelly,wit Mark.
G. B. Weggenmam, ]. Faga n, wit
SeptN-3t
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
EOR SHERIFF of New Castle County.
- BENJAMIN NORRIS,
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. Sept.2S-tf

i LLOYD & SMITH.
Front and Pine Streets, Wilmington, Della
ware, Wholesale and retail Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING LUMBER,
Cedar, Cypress, White Pine, Split, and
Sawed Shingles.
Bangor Plastcring Lath, German and
Bevelled Siding.
White Pine, Virginia and Florida Pine
Flooring.
SPRUCE AND YELLOW PINE JO1sTs
g. sCANTLING A SPECIALITY.
All orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. sepl1-1y
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
MARRIAGES.

ARSON--McCLEES- On the 26tln inst, By
the Rev. Joseph Welch pastor of the Madi-
son street NJ, E. Church, Chester, Pa, Mr..
John B. Carson to Miss Rebecca McClees,
both of Wilmington, Del. 4'[ni'l 3IG'"I '
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

Fish and Rail Birds are said to be more
plentiful in the Choptank river this season
than ever before known Two citizens Of
Nenton, killed li2 Of the birds, on one tiLe,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

NOTICE-Mr. FRAK MORSE is the
IN larly authorized agent of The HE
iu Wilmington. Persons will therefor|
tract with hfM for advertisements, ar
one else. .1m"
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE

TAx PAYERS TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOX ID
The undersigned Receiver OF Taxi
the City OF Wilmington, will beat
~ No. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET
between Market and King streets, OF
after the first day of July, ISIS, betwed
hours of and II in the morning and
to 8 In the afternoon, for the purpose
ceiving Taxes. '''~
On all taxes paid during the month d
there will be a deduction, of fye Gel
every dollar; and all takes paid on ol|
the first day Of August, iAcludff1g thI
Tuesday u september, shall ,tbo pal
without = ded1ction or addition as
said, andall taxes uspaid On The day
after the first Tuesdsy OF ptember|
be increasea by ths addition Of i've pei
tum on the amount thereof.
"a o.. ~. h BOMUND PROyQ
Receiver Northern District (inCludi]
North of 9th street.l t...
Receiver Southern District unclLdi1
South Of Sixth street.) uir, ~ aug. q
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

NHILDREN's, JUBILEE
= 7. I'd - IN tho a.. ur
MASONIC TEMPLE,
-rr' i''Fl""@7 ru0tA4syr6 ,jl ,l.r
r6,"" on ~ lp.rr, 7,'ur;.
WEDNESDAY 4 &THURsDAYEvBNINGs,
September soth and soth,
consisting Of @r.dAf Z
CHoRUsEs, SOLOS. DUETS, MARCHES,
&c, ~, DC.
concluding with q
E> u GRAND fTABLEAUx ~ II
.-|'"i~I. OF the 9if 'I.h
.'"' = STAR sPANGLED BANNER 4nl
~ Representing qaw
GODDESS OF LIBERTY. SOLDIERS
0''o0 SAILORS, &C., &c., " l'Eh''
Assisted by
Prof. RITCHIE's FULL ORCHESTRA.
JAMES N. CLEMMER,
,..".<nuL IA'GNusisal Director
-"- .A.. - a5cents.
Qncluding Reserved Seat.
R8-Tickets for sale by the Children and ox.
changcable for Reserved Seats at Bouphman
Thomas q Co.'S Book store, on and after
saturday, Sept. 25th, at y o'clock. A, NJ
without extra charge N''
Sept.N-2t Lr-. ,
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See ecrctary Bristow's wife and son arrived
IN New York on Tuesday from Europe.
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A FULL BRASS BAND
Will be present during the Fair.
RATES OF ADMISSION:

Single admission so cents
Season tickets :. - .. 81. 81 %
Children under IL so cents
children, season tickets for /. 50 cents
Carriages, etc., saddle horse Is cents
one or two horse carriage 25 cents
Admission TO Grand stand Is cents
Season tickets, admitting to quar-
ter stretch - : = CO., 81 ~
Books are now open, and every informa-
ton cheerfully given, by addressing the
Secretary.
WILLIAM R. COCHRAN, President
:, AfT~ .,'f' ~ dTA 'iIT VI
], THOMAS BUDD, Secretary ..
Middletown, Delawaret.
sept29-itd-1tw
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PUBLIC SALE,

DUBLIC SAL%Do not forget the =
i valuable personal property on
DAY. October 1875, at u O'Clock %.
Philadelphia pike, one mile out, cond
OF Horses, Cows, Carriages, ,househol
Kitchen Furniture, &c. sale positiv
without reserve, '@i2i!lo ,WM. SlIE
sept3O-tf .u io.Ir .t.,t,r
The Morning herald., 1875-09-30

N4TICE.-At the last stated, meet
N the Managers of the Wilmin gton
ings Fund Society, it was on motio
solved to pay to depositors 6]5fper cef
anluln,. calculated monthly, no ir
being allowed on fractions 6f d monj
commence at the beginning OF the mel
cial year, and that the Treasurer give
of the increase OF the rate OF 1nter1
least three months before the end q
year. sg,',r .,g.,N .g.,yi
WILMINGTON, Sept 2Oih. 1877, 1
,t'- -1t ~j@I ALBERT w. SMIT1
sep2o,tf Treasurer w. S. +, SOciI
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NOTICES,

NUTIOE-All persons who took /
IN the venture TO ship peaches to
pool, are requested 70 meet at YE1ON
s!{asx sHRRs ofcs ne y y NJ dMiddtlstotyn -
report Of Richard Lockwood. ESQ. d
percarg0; and detf rmine, on what con
will pursue towards the steartlslii B co1
who made such amiserable failure: i
SAMUEL TQWNSEN
,septN-tf Chairman OF, Commi