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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Fiour
Steady; supcriinc g 7jm O0; extra !: { 90
M456. Wheat steady red 81 ls@l 20;
amber 81 2l@l %; white = 25rl $l.
Ryc-Stcady at 92c. Corn-Oilcrcu
freely; yellow 77m7sc; mixed western
7SG 79c. Oats-Quiet; whit" Gjr; miN"d
6lJd64c. Pork-$I9 30. Petroleum
Refined held Mt l2!cs -; crude in har-
rel, 9,c; in bulk 81. Whisky-Oi'"rod
at 95lc. Buttcr-Dull; New York and
Bradford county choice 30, 3sc. Ch"o-"
Firm; New York fancy lGic. Egg
Steady; western 29G 3Oc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 3.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged Wheat-Dull and
firm; No. western 81 10; No. 2 81 0S
No. 3 81 9j Corn-Miyed western 7Sc
Oat--Firm; white western G7Gi 6sc;
mixed G5GjG Rye-Dul! at 9j@t$l CO.
Provisions-Quet and shade easier
Pork-S2O %. Bulk Mcats-Shoulders
Halle; clear rib lO@ lOic Bacon
Shoulders Sic clear rib llI@1l1c
Hans-l4Gi l5c Lard-l3!@S4Ic. But
ter-Westcrn tub and roll pa 2Sc. Cof-
fec-Dull and nominal, Petroleum
Firmer at G!@G$. Whisky-Dull a;
yjda gGlc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Beccher's Opinion Of Himself.

4 special from BrOokIny tothe Cmc'n-
natl Commercial says
"Now, are you really, after all, half
fool?" said a friend of Bcechers the
other day, in referring to some OF his
TilioH's letters. 'I was intended for
first class fool" replied Beecher, and
have in me the material for that. When
the rest of mankind We're made up, there
was a lot of waste material lying around
which was thrown together, and that 5
me
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
FOREIGN.
The EarIist War.

MADRID, February S.-General Mari
snes. announces the relief of Pampsuns.
The Carlsts in al engagement at
Aliza, have been defeated 1t is reported
that the Pope has written to Don Carlos
expressing sympathy, but advising him
to reconsider his determination to con-
tnue the war, as the dignity of the
Catholic Church has been vindicatcd and
the rights of the clergy recognized by AL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, February 3.-Wheat--
Inactive and unchanged. Corn-W"ak
and unchanged. Oats Steady and
unchanged. Fetroleum-Stesdy; stan
dard white car lots lOc; Ohio State test
lie; small lots lG2c higher.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
GOvERNMENTs-Actlyc md strOng.
RAILROAD BoNDS-Flrm.
S,r,rrL, R,Nns- nuiot ou5 strnpor

STATE DONDS-QuleI ana strong.
STOCKS-The market was heavy and
lower, the decline ranging from to > /
per cent. The decline was greatest
in Western Union, Pacific Mail
Urion Pacific, Northwestern, com
mon, Rock Island and Wabash. The
dealings were large and at times attended
with considerable animation. During
the last hour the market was strong and
prices advanced !m per cent in leading
shares from the lowest point Of the day;
closing steady. Transactions 2GO,OOO
shares. of which 81 600 were Pacific Mail.
$1,000 Western Union, 10000 North
western common, 5000 Rock Island,
1000 St Paul common, 5000 Erie.
1000 Lake Shore, 1900 Ohios, 5000
Wabash and 81 900 Union Pacific
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Toledo Mark ct.

TOLEDO, February g. 3.--Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand and unchanged.
Whcat-Firm and unchanged. Corn
high mixed Csc; seller February este;
seller March and April 70ci seller May
74c. Oats-Dull and prices unchanged;
No. . 5G3c Clover Seed-SG 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
A Democratic Senator from WiscOn'
ain

MILWAUKEE, February ). The
eleventh ballot for U. 5. Senator this
morning resulted in the choice Of Hon.
Angus Cameron, Of La Crosse, by the
following vote: Carpenter 50; Cameron
IS; Hazclton >; J. G.. Clark l.
The result was brought about 10y the
coalition of the Democrats with the bolt
ing Republicans. The latter offered tho
Democrats fou: names, from which they
might choose candidate; Judge Cole,
Ex-Governor Lewis, General Guppy and
Angus Cameron. The Democratic cau-
Gus. Yesterday afternoon, nominated Cam
crun conditionally upon his acceptance
of the platform that includes hard money,
tariff for revenue only, and the supre-
macy Of civil authority in the time of
peace.
Mr.. Cameron, the Senator elect, was
born in Caledonia Livingston county,
New York, in 1916. He came to Wis
consin in 1857, and has served six years
in the State Legislature, and was Speaker
of the Assembly in 1867. He Is a law
yer and prominent member Of the
Episcopal Church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, February 3.-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-DuIl at
73Gr 75c in elevator. PetroIeum-Quiet;
crude at 81 A.! at Parkers; refined l2!c
for Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
HOUSE.

The House is again voting on one of
the preliminary questions connected with
the Civil Rights Bill. No other public
business was transacted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
THE WEATHER.
PROBABILITIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

W 7
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WASHINGTON, February 5, SP. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Tennessee, Ohio, Lower Mis-
souri,, and the Upper Mississippi Valleys,
Northwest and Upper Lakes, rising
barometer, northwest winds. partly
cloudy and clearing cold weather.
For the Lower Lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer, brisk, cold west
erly winds partly cloudy and clear
weather.
The Lower Ohio and Mississippi rivers
will probably rise slightly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04

The special engagements for Europe
today cover 5000 900 in gold coin, yes
terdsys shipment was $4,000 for Ha-
yAna.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Grandson Of George Nv Clerk of the
southern Express Company.

MEMrnlS. February 3.-The AppeM
saws, in reference to the book found at
Louisville, relating to the intrigues and
alleged marriage Of George " of Eng
land. that Louisville has the book, but
Mrnphi, has the man, and that Francis
Walliord White, clerk in the Southern
Express office, j. the grandson ot that
Monarch by Mrs. Fitzherbert. Mr..
White states that his father, William
Walltord, died at Portsmouth June "A,
1871, and left, it is believed, papers es-
tablshing the fact that he was the son of
King George. Mr.. White treats the
matter with indifference. He has two
brothers living in this State, one at Nash
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04

WASHINGTON, February @.-The Civil
Rights Bill is now directly before the
House and the Senate bill has been
offered rs a substitute II will be dis
cussed all day, as the previous question
cannot be seconded before tomorrow ez-
cept by two-third vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04

n,c special Charleston dispatch this
morning gives the same old result;
nothing different from the usual routine.
Lest some of our readers may be To-"
impatient To wait for further news un''
tomorrow morning, We Will give them
about what will be the substance OF the
dl.putch then to appear
The caucus net Mt the usual hour ana
three ballots, the $S,h, @9th and +oth'
were taken. rcsultirg in the average, "'
follows: WALKER a; BRANNoN :;
Pace -; Johnson /; scattering IL.
Tn. caucus then adjourned until Friday
evening at the usual hour. This will be
found. We think, to be pretty nearly cor
,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
at'heeliua &ealster.

Cold closed in New York Yesterday
at IA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Liquor Law in Ohio.

Columns, February @.-In the House
this afternoon, after some mild flibuster-
ing, Mr.. Lewis bill to amend the Adair
liquor law by compelling the fling of a
written notice with the corporation clerk
ten days before brinng suit for damages,
was defeated it lacking three votes of
the passage. This should not be taken
as an indication of the feeling of the
House on this subject, rs several members
who voted against it, favor an amend
mcnt to this, and will so vote when the
Reese bill, which has already passed the
Senate, comes up for passage in the
House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
Tcrrific Wind Storm.

OMAHA, February 3.-Thc terrific
wind storm which commenced at Chey-
cnnc Yesterday forenoon and mere yeStcr-
day afternoon, continues with unabated
fury, the thermometer ranging below
zero. 1t has somewhat abated at Chey-
enne and North Platte The poor peo-
pie are suffering west; no loss of life re-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-04
RaiIrOnd Accident.

The Western bound train on the Mid
land Pacific last night, was thrown over
an embankment by broken rail near
Bennett, Nebraska. The baggage and
passenger cars were completely wrecked,
and several passengers wounded.
The c. II \. w. train due here to-day
is wcatherbouyd 4 at Marshall. Iowa.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
QIATE EoElELAXARE
.efEE64f34GMsT;TY ;T s,sj sn5 to

Before thS Hk9istsf 81 Wt1fS in and for
New Castle County, The matter a Panel5
writing pufportfnEto be the last vii! Ged
testament OF George Murdick, late or new
Castle County, deceased; And now to Wit:
This 18th day of October. a. D: 1915, II ap,
pearing to the Register that Matthew B0yd
and William g. Boyd heirs et law OF SAID
George Murdick deceased, are mon residents
Of the State Of Delaware the Re9istsr. doth .t,
order and direct that the gai3 Matthew
BoSd and William G. Boyd AID 81 other
persons Whe ere interested In the adm!nls-
,fraii0n on the estate Of the said GeOs Muir
dick deceased, who reside ont Of The State
Of Delaware, be and appeay before the Reg,
ister Of Nills Aforesaid at New Castle IN and
for New Castle County, en- Monday tpe Sth
Iay Of 0ctoBar, at 10 0'clOck A. D.. At winch
time and place proofwill be taken or said
And It is further ordered by the Register
that copy. of this order be inserted in, the
MORNING. HERALD, q newspaper pnDlIshel
In the city OF Wilmington, In the STATE of
Delaware, and be continued therein until
the 9Oth day Of October, A. ID. 1875.
Given under the seal OF the Register.a Of
fee at New Castle, this 18th day Of October,
A. D. 1875.
oct l6-4t Register:
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
DEATHS.

the 18th inst, Febecca
widow Of the late Benjamin Chandler, dc.
ceased. aged 50 years.,.
The relatives aud friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
thtA attegBasnb The, 18th inst :, f rs gssoaz
AffftsfA ,Ak,tAe GHtaSe, aglA King, street., IN
70 o::eSSlassa<sGi, div .iMH1 4 10 TIO4MNJ
EWING:Noiisriida!s, At,lAc47ts Afiatat osSonl
gestion of the lungs, Ella Reese, daughter
OF Chas. X and Hannah L. Living aged l
GHeAr gMt 4 qNyEa Fl TG!TA3Ti2 MI
tend the 5S i1' TastA Rt 1 s III H. to inst at,
at 3 Q. clock, P. NJ, at G.lpin avenue and Du.
Pont AHatHE Z ITA TON ,tIsILiJr
Baltimore papers pIeAse copy.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

NoTICE-I,MARY McCANN, in compli.
IN ance,with the requirements of the act of
Assembly in such cases made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing to tho Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, in and for tho County of New
Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day Of No
vember, A. D., 1873, being the first day of
the next November term of the said Court,
for a license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
46 w. Front st., In tho First Ward, City
Of Wilmington, New Castle County. and
State of Delaware, with the privilege of SELL
ing intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
Ses; and the following freeholders recon-
mend the said application, to-wit: ...
joseph Fout Alfred Walton
John AhrneS Philip G Plunkctt
Jacob kienlc James COragon -.
Hugh Sweeney John Riley
Jese Matchmaker John Filben
Daniel McCuSker Martin borden
Patrick Lally James Karrigan 80
James McKenna Patrick Holland
Dennis Bradley Henry Ward
Patrick Gready. Patrick Cusacl1 ,
Frances Kelly Henry Bradley
William Price Michael Hession
oct. A-tf MARY MCCANN.
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HenrsAAty nIAAR1 =,

81 sIt yH UarreIs q geaf3 lrapAy in sep.eml,sr,
total value about 5000 - "a o-,iv,,,-,1
T.htAla2 Dominion Mss{h H,iip a.en3,sav
llaaERsh sas.ifaetsctr ,tir alA{beys5 5i;T sEst,
tern sussfxtliiS nas1ia Is! Rk asWtimeis
cpnssFtSsd. Au hope: Ehe, business wili 50,
increase as tS,:7enabs :tksn 10 reduce
Aels h..TIIIT -iJE.Gf
Ilf;5aHgta.k ip Milford is about the neg
llgence and want Of enterprise Of thee-Co1S
Intss'nnsrz.---aftt1ers5 one i've mar It4hev say
among theAHGG.I 1zYAAI<I
fte Harytxnt reform farmers VIII eoon
extend their camra1snins to the Eastdf
Shore, Meetings have been arraigned for.
Hon. j. HarrshdH Harris And Col. wilkins
as follows: Salisbury; hlmdas, October IS:
Princess Anne, Tuesday, October 10; Girls
tlildi at pght / ;Tusshy, 0gpbr, l9;Bd-
Air, Friday, Oetobfr %; ,E4lssait Satunlav
October s5; Cambridge, Monday, October
p; EAsten; T TuesdaN Uc:ober. 2A:, Denton,
Wedndshay2 October n; Gentreville. Thurs.
day, October - . eChes.ertowti,- October 80.
Hon, Archie. F. Stirling AMI Gen, Adam E.,
King Will SPEAK with item at some 6f these
places.
S'-A P'i'i 1'ied, Il luNCIu hcttpT al 10
yer fell head foremo4+-into the well in his
yard on Wednesday last and las killed. ne
waH 0TfMhiinb tisT .xAn:with the view to
hpyd1nS ,d Sf,ssaHsi s2sms Fspair. made 9, =.
Joshua Tarbert, of Milford Neck, was &C.
riously injured on Idprlay last by an acct
dent from q horse 1re was at one of his
nAighbors, Mr.. Charles Mills, aiding .hilp
in Sowing wheat. Tie drill was drawn by /
neHAf shs3es,gne sf *hieh was no 20. ysEyS
well trained, and during fhe process the drift
MfsasMfHEp yg1t to tie 'holsss head foh6id
and soetba him, when the hotse reared up
with great. foree, throwing ,TDtbcrt down
and pitching on him with his fore-feet.
Arhat apparently unfortunate vessel Built
at Milford by Nj. David Lankhas been for
some weeks just outsida, the mouth of the
Mispllion but ale has been unable to get her
over the flats .::'.:": ,o :; - :.::. I:
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
nv THEfToGI1s." !"

On Saturday, Lewis Cross xas fined g
md costs forF dilosasrlyy conduct: Isaac
pssAb.f f4snthe same ohsncs, was flnei'5 50
ents. Peter SPAIN, for the use of iffela fasie
n st1e streets, cwas fipedI$d.l Two dsssrike X ;,
With the usuAl pehdlGeSElrAI
Yesterday DenniIa Naantne, dor the lar
sepv VI ~ cAsk Of fab, from: Win,, Francis,
vas HEX. IN bond Of k2a9. Two drunks closed
Me ggl sgnlasy EEeessq45q. .,w oz
,r;a 9a;I EnH d:,i - 't.,.aa
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

INOTICE-I, MARY .Ai 1tdLYNOEIS.t = Z iii
~ complianctMi,aSttASf fe1 hif15ni ienfsDf
|theiaEA 6fQt4keM Yin 1nth '3AsBS nihA8 and
|profzdHI 0d.h6e1G e1t1 dabtIde, xhAtI xRNi
apply IN YSittngftA the Court pfGeAeral Ses-
lStS3epf fEe1AKAEp,3 3D apeAq tths County 81
Eove&bsr. a. B:, lSa Being ti9e firsht @ day 81 81
the 1takA KSSeIhbd term Of the said Court.
S6 4 EsA{ Wsts hatSsea strast aen or pr
|0Hd. C-e44ffy3E--eFlWEfI4aIng Ingten-Ne~
|GaEEsbue HHn1efasRtes4h DbT4x nth
the privilege o. selling Intoxicating Nau3rS
|l2G aSsa a1afHtJHese them: yans ADaIt 10 abs
|dronk on the pesMisess sRd the Following
ttSeWify fselefoEpHalQsfpA 4 thvsatdppplieation,
James Christtr,o s7sNsc6Mk
Nicholas .Jenay.S-ii Il VIII Il. GHNAYfH Llk
|J9hn 8e8 Hefnefloi VIM + Bleklev
|n q aasNh A1eh!e ,cMas Il Aphtka !: Ia
32aeNsS 30 &C moi Richard Booth
!RsReeKEAIssn, ~ s,aAeB%ySss8'TeL 8 IL 8 Bf3SHS
|@Sfthsj, staHSSsl .sA4hSSS eeN o,,ssrs.a
e 4aS%| e. 4ay4$, .s5o:'o2 a'o q
3 essa!nIlM MNSYR NSSYifRh !9HsSfNS HSstSfkS ps.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

NOTICE-I, DANIEL 'MgLHERN, in
~ compliance with the requirements OF
the act of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give netiee that ! shall
Sessions OF, the Peace and Jail Delivery of
he State OF Delaware, in and for the County
Gf!Noyember, A. D., 1875, being. the first day
Of the next November term Of the said
Court. for q licehse to keep an Inn and Tav-
erl known as the Charleston House, in
School Districts Nos. q and IS, Christiana
Hundred, New Castle county,. Del, with
the privilege of selling intoxicating LIQUORS
in less Quantities thar one quart to be
drunk on the premises; and the following
reeholders recommend the said 'applica-
tian, to wit:. - -. ;. = !. .:,':,s -: /.
John McCann Jonas w. Miller
his James Toy
John * Hfr!eyi; 81 Vim. Conner > 81,
,;;,,, mark Peter Collins ~
WftAD. Alnlherin Jfo: no,islrtrty =.
Abraham. .Gsary 81 Alexander B,.rlsa :.
John. Reed james Tonner-
.II.a .hs 8. zs's 2Aaex. Montgomery !:
HMaoshyX Tin t3sy;s GsilAsheF PA4l AZ Began, lsr L
3st M.TEtE'es i5'' RA'f fbAxfEi Il m tInssIy:. a i: s:
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
TYE Pa YfRs'TAKE NoficB'

, - ascv alQ
ssHS5 sSss 5f sify of Si2iIaIs
fdrh16j giYa1aticBto ip@soInssC2 ~ SASSE N iii
not paid their City and School LAY dntsJ I IL
land have had their bills pres,en,eIT nuI setl
tfie theS Il afs M dSi1s ssa
"a It 7fsif SHES T5: ID East sIsa, sIsss,,s,s sus
iandlset1le v'tthult deiay sshsS topsS as,'is% Il
te% a. RGss; a Il !es ~ q 3 asS M
they hope those that can pay wmot w,r.T pay
while. perhaps, some that cannvs .no" "eaneat eaaat
|aHee wallsal1 lp4ke sSp,e NE I,ntieA nost sbts
Ifusty askVbudb stse:tt4s yoarI I"uuplua1
'ns ns & sTs3q SRs ty tt9netf 1&ss sSsEs sI
" as.culecl. IL s~rBtbt s,.A saS iNIg''s "
iayls fsS1aI eessalsoi t'xe'nosfce o. s,h and,
'of lots in the ID, Sd, 9th; IN lan,J 0th 0tthhe.ownen
wards that they cannot nnu said aid lots, NJ
I nehse sHsa Saif aHH seftle!Jr We will "4 Had ID
is1 6ilss s1ssss ~ "a Is '3s Hssf stssyy,s
MARX atnnd k44g7 di isnnil1otm u X mornina, i
exHssEy sEye!asA'ss: saa aEabaBsb Il psf irRot!sssI;
..R,tciyst N6qthe.H Dsstritt ffns'pp.a'4 '41
north fss 81 Sixth s'Ssst;}x Ssssbt;}xtinlD tnlD5A5tzs; 5;i9;
SSs50:-i, Hnclud!ps
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
$500 REWARDS:
$3.50 .REWNRD!
$500 RENARD!
$500 REWARD
$500 REWARD!
sO'REWARD!s
$500 ri R1EwADn,
$500 REWARD!
$50 REWARD!

70 =.
~ Our store Was enteradion Sunday
night, October 10th, and goods; +.
stoien consisting of hne, opera /
glasses, Westenholm's fine, pOck- a.
l.; knives, Fsirchild . gold pEps.ana
pencils, pearl card cases, silver .: {:
mounted travelling satchels and
other goods, ~ EA-f .
as follows g.
-, slsV viii be paid for, 1vfoRHA- !
TiON that will sECURE THE Ar
REST Of the thieves and recovery =,
of the goods. --.,t 80. =
500 Will be paid for the ARKEsT. -.
of the thieves and RECOVERY Of
the goods in good condition. A;
list OF the missing articles can be-
,.r seer, at our store. -, =, ,.-~1,,,,.--
-. .., aBoUaHMAN, THOMAS a'CN,. !
oct t5-st. '-''4 '''''A n Market street
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

WANTED-.The public to know that ID
Nv Yefger hasa fine stock of Buda1
Robes, Lap Robes and Horse Blankets, Al,l
q fine stock Of firSt-cIass Harness, Fine apj
Plain. 4Oj Shipley street. oct Ij!St
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
<Te14cE E,DELIEeUENTs.
aas ,s-c~-.L5,arnirnt nirnn,, t;;s1i 1i;rr}i1tt r i

i
-.,v Ea.c:;i)slsEASf sixth sTsEEE
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Notice is hereby given, by direction oftll
Finance COMMITTEES, that all bills 1qe a1
city -oCa January Et.. 'R75, must bepah n
o.,hefbre the first qay ot November Fexts Il M
they will BE placed in the hands or the u
Hcitof1oEc4ifleGtton, A,y vfriuee fHcnon
of the City Charter, which Is as follows.
IF the amount of said bill be not ?nY
within GY,days after such gIessnlaNy
thereof, It Shall be the tIati OF the AsyOI
said city to fsslskan. wa rrtnt directed n.u ~
said CitXAuliteT, commanding hlg loM
the same With air costs thereon. tp9au 9n
goods and chattels of such owner, tM1hM sa1h
such goods and chattels can be lo1h1Ssu I,M an
sa4q qity sqttistsgs, satsty 81 * sas s4ESSss S
Dr. hutldingD OF sutls owner iron 4.,Dpd a%d
SUCH rect as aforesaid Which s salS sSsyS slSSy
OF bd1fdfiiks, Or .t1y part Thereof srS,iau sGSl
sold by said City Audit9f .at AlA9lsssaH ssag:ss
upon ten QO) days notice in two us"'y
neEs pyb1isbsH hc said cily.Ds. az ~ ii,
The Bills OF OfdelinQ4entsnayiH511y,SGk 1ySGk ,G NV Nv
bIeOfh aeseGd,tb3spslc ceedines 'sAI1 Insu. III
%sas %ssasfG ,istFei siss a4lss'
senaN.tf '''S'eS'ef'1'' City Auditor
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
WANTS.

WANTED. T..
slo,oooON FIRST MORTGAGES IN S1n,I
AS FOLLOWS: e~i
loo On Farm in W. c. Creek Hd., New Cad
300 do. in Mill creek Hd. do
2O0 DO. in st Georges . do,
65D t5o0 DO: IN Appoquinlmink Hid, do
1000 do! in dn
5000 do. in Dover Hid. Kent County
Persons seeking to secure ipvestmentsa|
invited to call on
80 - -REYNOLDs.& & Co, i
oct 1927 s:S52 Market Stree
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

NOT1CE.-A: the last stated meeting d
IN the Managers V the Wilmington sad
solved to pay to depositors j. I per cent p,|
ahnVm,, calculated monthly, no intefe}
being allowed on fractioQs of a month
aowmenes at the begin ing of the .neMas
cial year, and, that the Treasurer give motto
of ths5ll efbase- OF the rate Of Interest,
least three months before the end Of tA
year. o. :. sl-i9e ~; : lad ,.3't".'
vNAs1t1M4hGEc :, Sept z; S@h, h. M, X! s,,,-,,t
.sepaAtsn :,1Treasurrr w. 81 spie'S
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
TIE FAIRS DOWN THE ST,Ty

TIE FAIRS DOWN THE ST.lTE
Arrangements have been made with the
Del, r R., connpaht by w1fch Tie passenger
rates between this city and the various sta
tions on the route and Bridgevile will be
much lo"ler than tho ia ahr difieS during
.iiR'taHee- fair at the -tatrpr
place. The same plan will be pursued Vim
regard to the Laurel fair which begins Oct.
21th, continuing the 2sth and Goth.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

AIOTlrEzSl, Alsss saltNAlMEENAN,, In
~ compliance with the requirements ofthe
aetsef ssenblyiin slpof, ccaaes; made and
@ 3 ssg S"rt aSt'ee H 9sa aenrra seaI
sessi obs 8nHt Peace and, jail peliterN Of
the Sta eof Delaware, in and for the County
@fNo~ t11AlA q A iponsN1ontitrN, theI5tH IA = 81
Ss s7 xbeaytf sr Il is sSi FIT @ ssS e
Dfs0litesse,ta keepanj I,Ih OF Tavern, III
rs rs north t Mest corner @ e Third and Loms
a aRHtR Si ishs afSs S1efst SHgaty sg aga
s'k ha,oaisatii,s:iq qaors ia !tess 1lus ntities
s4, adatis fs4, oSifis n FtehSters ZEE pre5ii1 5a1
mtq.sH yas AtApslyiss4sipntto-wits; s..u,,.
isRs; t de dReeyRlns4 .,atseet ,aaa:sseat Tai FessSsi.*e1,o
f{ss Ro9E 9atadsfasts ia nsssA Asfiss $50
{.mnga galst'py-iod ,s1Apatel feaaar:s : /. Is "
sss AsaaasF5 Asfsa MafG55iisaS 1isS 5
Wiis% HHassf" tIars" SF sfE ahRsaP; fa Ress :6r
AleSaddspfi. Moore y ohm AeaaD Dertv s Il
ps:Eas sa5Ga sSsse ssse StiREass Ms'
"nsaJ MRso EEAl,AtA EEAll,Asts M1E4EsSAsNi, III 81
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
gB0ThkN Mil : Hi3 ADiat,Nsin com.

AbdT hkH-I; ;ERA Mil $ Rf3AliaENst stn sn1ns
"a gllance with the requirements of the act
|dP Assflhbl y yfHssich cases iifdesaad prbvlJ
|s1 1tiSs d fks Fodbf Gqneraf i ssssiokss oRkstai 81
|ah Resae and da6 6dleltyerEuf, @ thu. Ststd nf
sas iSg tas GaSasss!S as S Il Nsg
Stsgss i}S9 R}sSs9 S % sEsai a esX tsA ss ss
aiheehse ttiseeiSaaJ ! nm. hr, tavern oailech
}Ha ki Ha{eS u gs RS!ageEA ahs S aS
htozcatIhs S5s d II fssa sSsssasti;ss fia;
than one quart, to be drunk on the pEesnts
ses, and the -feAewiAs> freehe4ders recon-
4sens4Ahs kst9Bap 4sat tsre fp sstt al &.,!vI
44sshtI 4assp,a sab at siYB6 eI9ysta .Tolu uoy
Ys H6btEf !asuz, eds s9aadA.4et III fsssyf4yoy mi
.wAfxas elos e7AtinyX fb6GeheHy ad'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

pIANo ANp'oRetA9g 7uqs1NG, Church
fiaSSs9t Est22 2 dfRH4nss 9Sgess sY d 9'
Reeds made fUf CkbfHH BrSans and Meis.
deons,tSA neArae1pe1thEG IA ii 'Bleyer,
40 Orange stZeet, r,,,, Oct8-Sm
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