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The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
CHESTER CHIT-CH1T.

---4Fhc following items from mthxt wfde-awakt
little city just above ~ on the Philadelphia
road, will he found of interest. We take
the following from the Nsws of yesterday:
On Saturday morning resident of Ches.
ter, coming from Philadelphia on train,
lost his hat out of car window near Darby
and ringing the bell he stopped the train,
creating great excitement: among the pas
sengers. The conductor, after learning the
cause of the stoppase Of the train, started
on 10 . huff and left the Chestarian to count
the ties from where he lost his hat to Ches-
ter. t...,.. ,.t.
Yesterday morning about l.s0 O'Clock. a
fire broke ont in stable in Mary street, be-
V,seen Fulton and Franklin streets, belong
ing to the estate of W. c. Smith, and the
structure was entirely destroyed. A stable
adjoining took fire, but was saved by the
iiremen, who, as usual, worked with will.
The stable was insured. The entire loss
will aggregate about saoo.
Tom Coyle is as fat as a porpoise. He
would hardly be recognized by those who
saw him during his late Tits with sohnson.
He locks like justice of the peace.
On. Saturday at noon, a two year old son
of Mr.. Henry 7. johnson, living at Water
Vile, fell down fight of stairs at his home
and dislocated his left arm at the elbow and
fractured the bone of the upper part of the
arm. =. -
About p. m, on Saturday, a, little
daughter of Augustus Dabhorn, of South
Chester, fell out of wagon and dislocated
her right arm At the elbow joint.
On Fridss, S.h inst. ,.saiss for libel were
Instituted by J.. N. Broomall Esq.,, VS..
Judge Thos. J. Clayton, and Messrs. Vim.
c. Gray, John B. Rhodes, and Wm. c. Tai
ley. The acts complained of were certain
l;bealous publications which the plaintiff
alleges were made by the defendants during
the political campaign of 1874.
About noon Yesterday two men INDUCED
in fight on Mary street, between Penn
street and Concord avenue.
The Health of Hon. John Fl. Barton, of h
the ifrm Of Barton & Hall. sugar refuers
# this city, is such as to confne him closely p
o his dwelling.
This morning. at ESQ o'clock, sledse i'll 6
he hands Of a helper a. .Robs.H HWe,herill Il
,o.'s machine shop, few off the handle and c:
triking Edward Pagan, blacksmith, on III
he right leg, broke the limb below the =,
nee. =,
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Maryland items.

Messre. Numscn Il Sons, of Ea.ton Point
Talbot county, put up during the packing
season just ended, 49S 900 pounds ofpeaches
Mr. John W. Davis, formerly of Somerse'
county, Nd, died at White Haven, Md, CT
Friday last, aged about 55 years.
Mary Lee, Of Baltimore county, has beer
admitted by permit Of the Governor into Tho
State institution for the instruction of thu
blind.
Dr.. Charles H. Moorlead, of Syke,yille
Howard county, had three of his fingers
badly mashed and broken by being caught
in the cog-whcel of thrcshing machine OF
Monday last.
Governor Groome has appointed Isaac B
Gibson a Justice of the Peace for Bay Hun
drcd, Talbot county, vice j. II. Caulk, re-
signed.
A little three-year old son of Mr.. John
Bield, of Middlebury, Md, was drowned on
Wednesday last by falling into tan vat.
Mr.. Peter Storm, for many years cashier
cfthe Central National Bank of Frederick.
died Wednesday afternoon last, after lin
gering illness.
The Comptroller announces the annexed
amounts as tie quota of the State Schoo]
fund for the, quarter ending September 90.
1875, to the following counties, viz: Hartford
s4,0Ol 40; Baltimore, $lO,1@2 a; Carroll.
1851 "a; Talbot, s3,o9a ~.
The stores of Mr.. Holiday and Mr..
Beachley and the Cumberland Vallv rail
road freight Office, at Hacers.own, were en-.
tered ty burglars during last Tuesday nigh,
and robbed Of small amoun.. Mr.. Ho)l;-
days loss was atou, s50.ot-upwords Of
$500 in cash was taksn, inc!nling several
pounds Of rickels, and atou. $4,000 worth
of gloves. TIE safe in the store of Nr,
Beacllcy having been left unlocked. the
burglars procured ,herefrom about s2l5. 90
in cash, lu: so far as aacer:a:ncd uo,ainc
else was disturbed. From tie railroad o.
fee the turrurs ob.aiHcd but seyeptv.f.ur
cents. An unsUrces.ful a"eH.p was also
made ii.s same niGh; TO enter TIE wholesale I
grocery house Of Newcomer & Shagrr. Su,-
picion a'in- fail IN couple Of STRANGERS.
who had suddenly Gcctmped, deputy sheriff
White tracked ;hcm 10 woois a .hcr. dis .
taIce nor,h Of the tom. where he arrcs.ei'
en-, Of the men, WHO gave lis nau.c 4.
Charlc, smith, Of l,icl.mon'. Va. Tie 0 l. +
err making his escape. sni,h was fully
committed for the ion Of tie grand .u-v.
MIR. T''cm.s B. White, CT Worcester
county, died on Friday last from the e..cr.
Of being strack in tho sctaach by the pole
Of lumber wagon.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
THE LIONS MOUTH.

This department ef'aiv: paper will be
open at all times to thsse who wish TO
furnish communications for publication.
But the editor reserves to himself the
right to accept or reject The name Of
the author must invariably accompany the
article, and manuscript should be written
upon but one side of the paper.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
uMARRIAGES.

sHALlAyIsosss-sIALLcR0s3.-Iii Phila-
delphia Sept. 10th, 1876 by Rev. Herman
l.. Duhreng, Mr.. ]. +. Shallcross: OF New
Castle county, Del. to Miss +. W.. eldest
daughter OF VIM. o. khallcross, ESQ.,, OF
Kent county, Md.
Thursday,
the II h in.t BY his Honor, Mayor Stoke
ley, OF Phlla.; Mr. Norwood Palmer, to
Miss Phebe H. Chandler, daughter of
spencer Chandler, ESQ, all OF Hookessin,
Del. ..
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
FIRE At [IPE MAY.

= correspondent writing from Cape Nav,
under dass OF the 18th inst, states that a
hre broke out a. 0 p. N. on Sunday last, de-
stroy:ny stable belonging to +. Mayor
near No. = Washington street. The new
hrs department. with waterworks built last
GUNNER, suppressed the flames, it being the
hrst time 1t has been called into service
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
IN THE TOLLS,

In addition to one drunk, the police re-
port las night record. an assault and bat-
tery case CT rather singular character, Il,
Is siat OF very small boy against a very
i;tie girl, but papas and mammas being in.
sufiic'cn'. his Hohor gave some fa.her,v adj.
we 2!.a d!sn; e d :!.c case. ~
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
scpG0-t
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
am AUDITORS oyrycr
~ EAST Sixth Srnr,rTc

+5.' W., East Sixth STREET.
Noties is hereby given, by dirs"iin.
Finance Committee, that ali biII. biI'oh due a th'
Uty On Jan uary lst. ISIS, must he W. IVY lh'
or before the first day Of Novemhsr pa.u Oh
they will bs placed in tho hands " te!i -! o
lictor tor collection, by virtue Of .ao,ies sne ~
ofthe City Charter, which ID n f,I1oaSo,a IH1svioa v
"1f the amount of said bill hs hD"G NV. -,
within % days after such nr..su.,pt'a nv nut paa
thereof, 1t shall be the duty of ths Wora.ol WSMIlol
said city to issue warrant dirsc,odd ddayotd " Y.
said City Auditor, com handing him " " M 70.
tho same with all costs thereon. INN nno. icy! y!
GOODS and chattels Of such owner apG p3I ~ ni
SUCH goods and chattslg can be f,,sdcitha!s Nc ~
said city sufficient to satisfy sajd dsSt t.u1 .a
costs, ihen to levy the same on tha orona1 saa
or buildings Of such owner frontinss s.ounu masa
such street as aforesaid, which said sroupS. upGa
or buildings, or any part thereof shaIiI! shwIIiIt
sold by said City Auditor at public au~tios ,M"iI
upon ten Q0 Iays' notice in two nsw.Ds asu.Ua
pers published in said city," WV "'"'p*
Ihe bills Of fdelinquentshavin lons s,ru
become overdue, proceedings viii ii',s bes snm s,ne
lnenced without delay, unless payment vIs Y.
made aS herein provided, "''n' "
WILLIAM II. GRIFFIN
sop1-u = City Auditor
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13

NoT1CE-I, MARY A. REYNOLDs. ir
~ compliance with the requirement.. q
me act OF Assembly.in such cases made md
provided. 90 hereby give notice that shnlI
apply in writing I'd the Court ofGcncrai Ses.
slons OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
tate or Delaware, in and for the County oi
New castle, upon Monday, the 18th day Of
November, A. d.. 1875, being the first dnv ii
,3r M License to keep an il n, Or Tavern nj
NO; ~ East Water street. In tho SEQ
ond Ward, city OF Wilmington. Nav
castle Cnu ty a d State Of Delaware Win
IN ine privilege Of selling Intoxicating iiauors m
IN less quantities than one quart. fo hs
9ruhk on the premises, and the following
tO-wit - - '''" "pl'''ca'toh
James Christy - SW Schn,ty
Int,, HiSn' tas Lenny Win L e'ilbert
itHH II nl MSo Herzel Mn Il Bleklty
~ : hHiict,'e Hiete r,'.,t. Chas Il Sparks
- y tAisHere T., T.! Rica ard Booth
Joshua Baker, ! l. Rrn,yr ''ere
Mn?nert Wai!ace :. '(Gss cyl
M'cI MT,cnSst = m mkfllny John Nenle
rhnad h noii!'son A A Redmile
lsoun smith Il H Taylor
oc.iS!t iS"on S0seph StotlsIcs
''' hAk1 A. REYN OLDs.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NJ OFICE-I, DANIEL MULHERN, in
~ compliance with the requirements 6f
the act Of Assembly In such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
u the 81 State @ Of @Delaware, in and for the County
Of November a. D., As75. being the first day
Of the next November term of the said
Court. for license to keep an Inn and Tav-
srn known as the Charleston House, in
School Districts Nos. % and rs, Christiana
Hundred, New Castle, county. Del., with
the privilege of selling Intoxicating LIQUORS
In less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the promises; and the following
fTeeholders recommend. the said spplics-
ton. to wit: -. ~.
John McCaner Jonas w. Miller
hs.u. -, "a nes Toy; 'sr,
John X kerley VIM. Conner
L.. mark n. Peter Collins
Wild. Mulkim , JnO. Dougherty
4 m Geary Alexander Burns
)ohn Keed r.ri. ! J.4Ja1nes Tsnner
his Alex. Montgomery
mark
wit-Pairiek Talley "
)ct; H-at* ,;..i DANIEL MpLHERN.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
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TAX PAYERS TAKENoTICE
CITY ANN SruOOI nav r,,

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FUE ls-.
The usdersiEned Receiver OF Taxes kr
the City Of Wilmington. will be at "
No 10 EAST SIXTH STREET -
between Market and King streets. on and
after the first day of July, ISIS. between Ih ths
hours " and II In the morning and lromi
to6 In the afternoon, for the purpose OF r.
ceivinx Taxes.
en all taxes paid during the mol h of Ju|y
there Will be a deduction Of five cents Oh
every dollar; and aIl taxes puid on or alle,
the first day of August, including The fi.t
I4esday r. seDtsmber, shall be payable
without = lsdIctiOn or addition as atore.
said, andal' taxss unpaid on the day next
after the first Tuesday OF Seklembsr shall
be increased BY the adui:ion of tveperun.
tum on tie amount thereof,
khMTNp PROVOST
Receiver Northern district ULcluding al
North OF 9th street.l
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District incl ding all
South of Sixth Strect.) aug. 9':tf
NPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
~ PAYERS.-The undersigned collector
OF County Taxes having given netce three p
months ago that the taxes were due and +
payable at that date, and whereas not mort F
than one-twentieth of the taxpayers have
paid any attention to said notice, the collec.
tors for their own protection will be obliged
tD enforce payment according to law, which
gives the collectors power to collect witt
;oSt In ten days after they receive thei
JOS. L. CARPENTER, JR,
A. GIVEN,
aux8-tf Collectors
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
To khs Editor Of tie Hsrold :

We would advise the members Of Council,
If they intend to elect Democratic Chief
Engineer of the Water Department, that will
rebound to the credit of the party and add
lustre to their name, to elect q man whom
thousands would wish,-a working man, .
man among thousands, practical workman
from foundation to top. That man 10 Chas.
Smith, of the Seventh Ward
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
TIKI DICKSON-HAVGH sHCxIy(;
J. .H' CASE

f. j. 1laue'y, who was severely shot at
the Practical Farmer. las. week tv 4 man
named DMkson On Saturday, appeared be-
fore Esq. Frazer nd m .de formal compisint
of the 40 'au!'. Upon his deposition, a v rit
for Decisions s airrs. va. iss1ed and pacrt;
in tho f'nnls ot & r'rst.L!e, bu.. up to s!.c
preecnt t;lnr all CT. IT, ~ .ils! ,frk.on have
roved niay.4ia;s, aslA G. nsfuen', y l., ar
resi- E%s.,h'sh L... =. 1870, ,...
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13

NOTlCE-I, FRANCS BRADLEY, in COM
~ pllance with the requirements ofthe act
OF Assembly in sttch cases made and proy-
ded d1 hereby siye notice that shall apply
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
ssas HslaWare in un and for TIE County Of New
Der, 4. d., 1875, being the first day OF the
next November term Of the said Court, for
=; LICENSE to keep All Inn or Tavern called
she Eobin.on House: in Delaware City, in
1 Mea LION Hundred, New Castle Co~nty and
State Of Delaware, with the privilege ofsell-
ing Intoxicating liquors in less Quantities
anan one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
mend the said application to wit:
John Carson :. . VIM Morris
John Armmor Daniel (,oiwa1,
j Hunter his
his WINK Dourh.r,x
Philip X Berger mart
,,naaiik,. maIik ~, Isabel p Dougherty
'i'ss'cK Witness
Witness Louis Iiaboub
nicnael ~ Mulliean Martin Gaming
r"aplek 81 ,ans Hanhlng B Bigger
oetl2-&s FRANCIS BRADLEY.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned ar,,n.t
Ing or negotiating the foiloSi,nmst lni,mst rete,
from County Bonds of New Caa,EI. Coupon,
as the same have been paid: o"Sae County
April l, 1871. " lor ~, du
C1,u1pons COY 1s.f from No. 81 to No. l2l 70, q,
octoseer GtoSseqns r., from No. 81 to No. s. for o. ~,
October l, 1871. AVE- 40 'or 3D. du
- H'.t' rr...,,, rr.. WN: HERBERT
scpcO-tf o~"uo County,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13

TOoETd FUUT
Has again opened Coal-Yard at WeSl
ana Water streets, which he intends to run
IN connection with his yard at Orange aha -
Water streets, where persons In want O
Coal can be supplied with the ceeoralN
ENTERPRISE, which gives more satlslac'
ti0n than any other Coal in the market. ~
Persons leaving orders At either yard Will
receive prompt attention. ,m
Sep2-3m JOSEPH FOuT
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
aux8-tf

NOTICE-Mr. FRAk MORSE is the resu-
~ !arly authorized agent ofTHg HERALD
III Wilmington. Persons Will thereioF"n
tract with hiA for advertisements, and no
one else.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
GRAPBS.
DUTTHR! BUTTRR!

DLAAO AND ORGAN TUNING, Chl" Cnrs
L Organs, Cabinet Organs. Na9Ssttnr. ,ast,r.
Pianos. and all kinds OF 1nliGlcpi liz l,'Mud and
men tn tuned and repaired; new Bell9"s s,s1s. SsIr
Reeds made fer Cabinet Organs q anu pisvsr. m
deons; - years sxpsriente. j. II. .ote.sm m
ilo Orange street. 0e'Vo"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-13

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The Morning herald., 1875-10-13
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The SsEPar ssEIFAEl

Public opinion is the great tribunal by ,y'..ah
the value Of all discoveries 5 }uLgej. I1s H.
vorabie verdict long aga STAMPED tt.stel =
stomach 5:tters as hl ieadirz .i.yi rant ASH
aiterati'eo- the <@.aod III trU.h.a'ue. q Ill
decision fs constantly receiving tr1sL c...u,..r-
alton in the shape o. r,sut IS. t.ss most e-Ia -e
and satisfactory, accomI l.s,.ed IN c"r = ~
mid st Tributes to Is Ct eccE a. &. rein, il ir
indigestion, constipat o.. nervous Iat.'s,.'-s-.
sloepiessness, general dch.jtr. .Ee.ntt. .~5.'
and kidney disorders PEER i" t-ora sy.t.,. 7-r-
ter; Ehysicians emFhatiralty = ~ -.,.., g.. e.. Is
remedy ter most ino5 2aTjr f.'..' .t'fa-. -.@ rs,
press isitorses the di-tur' q fh- p-s'y.-..l...-
hus the popularity "a t.y 5,:-..ta.- IT,.
rtimulant OF America s constantly Wi a.. ~.
despite the inyectiycs III minated as..1.-. s...
ituous preparations ty the veaaa.- Ct II, .. a
temperance hitteIs. which IL, puI.s, -..a
time since discovered to re sr=.sa7... q ....
and the sales Of which rs, i.5is a. IN. 1tI-..
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AGAE.-A al \. = 4 K -
ARRIVED.

| April 1-SChr Lewis I Edwards,
Miller, New York, Williams & AIuichi-
son.
Eng Brig Lilly, Ryan, Boston,
| days, in ballast, Alex Spruut & son
Eng Barque Omoa. 1icNiiliams,
Liverpool, $40 tons sat. to JAS Amber
| son & Co.
Ger Barque Entracht, Mosweiak,
Richmond, Va, III ballast, to Z Pes
chsu & Westermann
Dan Barque Fyen, Casponzen, Bg5-
ton, in ballast, to r Z Beide.
Ger Barque Star OF Hope, Hamaun,
Madeira, 81 days. ia baIIss5. 10 /. Pes
cbau & Westermann.
Nor Brig Heydig, Jorgensen, Lon
don, ~ days, in ballast, to L L Hei,Ie
Nor Brig Mira, Stor, Liverpool, IN
ballast, to r E Heide.
Nor Brig Miletus, Olson, london,
&c days, ballast, r E Hei1e
April BRIG Nellie Clifford. Happy.
Beverly, Mass, E Lippit5 i 90.
Schr Bessie DickensOa, Dckens9l,
Bath. Me, T E Lippitt & Co.
Steamship Pioneer, Wabcly, Phil
delphia. Worth & Worth.
April 3-Schr Fanny L Shaw, Wiz.
Fall River, Mass, Ii CLadbourn x
Co.
Schr Donna Anna, Wbaley, Caraa-
mas, Worth & Worth.
Nor Brig Rufus, Christensen. L0o-
don, r E Heide.
Ger Barque Anna, Siements, Swan
nah, Ga, E Peschau & Nestermo2.J.
Ger Barque Amaiia Hodwig Geul
ST. Mazaire, France, Il feaohau y
Westermann.
Br Barqnentine Elizabeth Taylor,
Proctor, Liverpool. Wick 6, 1Iebane.
April 5--Steamship Rebecca Clyde,
Childs, Baltimore, \ d Cazauz.
German BarGue Louisa G-)m,
Stuwe, Liverpool, E Peachau !, Wes-
termann.
Norwegian Brig Magenta, Surder-
sen, Cowes, Eng, r Z Heido.
Norwegian Barque, Malanthou, Ter
stensen, st. Andir, r Z EIeite.
Schr Starlight, Teller, Boston " &
" R r Co.
schr B F Wait, AyIword, Ortlon3.
l.. l., Williams ( GJuEckieon, VIII
phosphates'
April 6-Schr Fairfield, Balance.
Fairfield. Lippitt ! Co.
Schr e Francis, Williams, Jul.ras
Bay, Lippitt & Co.
Schr Oakland, ----, i zaio=l
City. Lippitt & Co.
Schr Ogeechee, SaJiatcu, 3i.di---
ton, DeRosset s Go.
Schr Anna G Midyatte, Rollins.
Hyde county, Mitchell < Son
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, ali
more, A d Cazaux
Steamship Regulator, Jones, New
York. A d Cazaux.
Schr G Fl tabens. Keen. + sc IS,
Mass, with 472 tons ice to } l. liy-
pitt & Go.
Schr B II Tilton, Tilton, Eiz beth
City. B f Mitchell & Sou.
Schr Ira ID Sturgis, johnson, I5as,..-
dons, Mills, G G Barker < O.. sid.
332 tons ice, to J E Lippltt d, TO.
Schr Minnie, Hudson, Savannah.
Ga, Northrop 6 Cumming
CLEARED.
April 1-sEhr Idabriia Fischer. EeN
York, Williams d MRrchiaou
Sch James Ponder, Hudson. EeH
York. James Anderson & @.
Steamship Bencfact0r, Jones, Nea
York, A d Cazaux
Schr J II Lockwood. Htr3cas5..
Mosquito Inlet, Florida. Harrjas &
Howell.
schr Henry R TiItqn, B.eds"l, &.
Mary's, Ga, Harris5 6 Howell
Schr l. A Edwards, Miller, Beaufort,
n G, Harriss & Howell.
Steamship Gulf Stream, E}lrc'l.A,
New York, A d Cazaux.
Brig Mary c Rosev It, Wai'e, Rie..-
mond, Me, G G. Barker s Go
April 7-Stmr d NTurcbisnn. Gar
rason. Fayetteville, Williams & Mn
Gibson.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chlds,
Baltimore, A ID Cazaux.
Nor Brig Dolphin, Gilman. Glasgow,
Alex Sprunt & Son.
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Mo sales reported.

Ihursday-No sales reported.
SELECTED casks.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Th There
were no disturbing infiu snces t,
bear upon the market for the
past week, and prices were very
firm, to correspond with the
buoyancy of other braches Of naval
stores. There vas good demand ex-
listing from distillers, and sales wele
made daily at unchanged prices up to
Wednesday, when Hard Was advanced
. cents. To-day at the close. the
market is firm at 81 so for Hard. and
81 SO for Yellow Dip
The receipts for the week were
2.029 bhls. against 2,G84 bbls for last
week. The exports for the week were
only 81 bbls. aud the stock in yard and
sti"at ia 8, 029 bbls. against 10 8l8 bbls
for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
lowe.
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from the interior markets for a gene
raj assortment of goods, but the bust
ness is done chiefly upon orders. The
trade is comparatively light as yet.
The further advance in the raw mate
rial makes stronger tone to the mar
ket for cotton fabrics, and some arti-
Giles are tending upward, but there is
no quotable advance on staple articles.
except that the price of the standard
makes of prints is more uniformly Zoe
for all Spring or medium coIoIs.-
Wooden goods meet little demand and
are steady in price, except jeans. which
are selling well, and some grades at
little better prices.
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Die ..

in this city. on the lST inst, -! ri> j.
PARREk, aged about 30 selss-
IN Petersburg, Va, IN tns' pm n.. --
~ RIA l.. JONES, willow ot ,i... s.-- --#.. fl
r. Jones, in the cath year ct ter u ~. tr r.. E.
urday, March ZIth, The gentle --fr.I, u.
cherished friend uai from Is v't.t-: Tie, D.
bors to tie Saviour -la i.-gy,s ..5.E 40
sweet rest, a oRg quiet res, at' #-.- -.-
weary pain! After the st-Em % i3l-. q "a. u
for aye! So vain i The III .gnlengs, a. ye.r..s,
Tor a life OF deeds. that w would issf, have
the lovely sentieness ct hvr christian IL PC
ter to the sad rem sI.3 franc Of tEo-' " J.
and lSsed her best. sc tEouEat r- W. .oa., !
on her calm, qGist fac. tar j. ri ~ ID
ceilings % the heart go i within. Ii I.la ...s
Gel 20 cal her IIauc-, yi-uH SIC va no
loved as then rhe would 80 NOS I-=..t q,
thong 20 loved and hr1oV-t bv go. 4 a.
children, She was c0usCa .ttly r. E.t;Ir-, F.. H.
she g. 'e them trouble In &c. ia. "a p. +
hsansss, she feared that she w.1ii.s +. ..ti4a
way adj 10 the discomfort q 0th = N.c F al.
la d her awav under the E.1T.ts o. '-.e.s ia F,
long, sweet sleep. in \ dTca ia - rest
Raleigh News Please cory 21d md h.U %
the r. &. Presb2 teTi-n Off =
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YolIN-

IAR-fhe general advantage Ct
the position of the market re.
mains principally with the buyer,
still there is no decided depres,
sion to be recorded, and many re-
ceiTers feeling, that all the conces-
sions warranted have Array been
granted are evidently determined to
resist further decline for the pres
ent, and st the close to-day tile mar
set if steady at 81 80 per l.bI
The receipts for the week were 1873
bbls. against 1. S79 bbls. for last week.
The exports for the week were I66
bbls. against 81 bbls. for last week,
and the stock in yard and sfioat is
II, 1913 bbls against 1921 bbls FOR
last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
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The SAMPSON FAIR.

Our Sampson equity friends have
sIs-a,ig entered. with much spin !,
100 the pgepaTations for the Far %
b hell by them on next Novemba +
q 4th, 5tl aud 6ah, AID the premium
/ :, already published, IS # very III
e,aI ani promising one. It will bn the
Fl venth Annual Fair OF tie Society,
and W. hope that it will be the mot
successful of the number of those ha.i
Nm fAr
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been unjust and ungenerous in select
ing our county site, bit vote for the
centre; vote to secure the generous
offer OF the Railroad Company; vote
Tor Rurgaw and thereby bury the
hatchet and unite all sections. Vote
for BnrGaw and eradicate that thorn
from our political fish that otherwise
will ever cripple our energies and
paralyze our actions in future cam
paigns. ROBT. T. SANDERS.
Burgaw, April 5th. 1879.
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Glasgow-Nor Bfjg Dolphin $40
bbls rosin, 100 do tar.
New York-ScDr Idabeila-2, ~
bbls ro-in, 200 do tar, 30 bales co5,on,
Schr James Ponder, 100 oDls
rosin.
Steamship Benefacfor-801 bales
cotton, BIT bbls rosln, 100 10 tar, do
egg, hhds iron, 6 tieIcea iroa, 81
misunderstanding Lucille, cid
March 3l-3t7 bbls rosin, 100 casks
spirits turpentine, 20 bales yarn, Is do
cotton, 20 bbls pitch, $50 do tar. 70
cases spirits turpentine, IS bales
sheeting, so bushels peanuts, l obi
eggs, pkgs mdse.
New York Steamship Gulf Stream
j, 2O1 bbls rosin, 4 DO tnrpel-
tine, &c do tar, 433 bales cotton,
IL do sheeting, 375 bushels pea nuts,
So bundles shocks, II pckgs mdze.
Richmond, Me.-Schr Mary q Rose
yelt-220, TAI feet lumber.