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The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
THE SACHEMS DISPENSING

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OUR CITY FATHERS LEAVE THE WIGWAM-
SMOKING THE CALUME AND EATING ICE
CREAM.
After the final adjournment Of the out
going council last evening". Mr.. Taylor Of
fered resolution of thanks to Mr.. Maris,
for his impartial and judicious presidency
during their career. Upon its adoption Mr..
Lynch made an excellent address, in which
the President was personally congratulated,
followed by Mr.. Adams with remarks
upon the work brought before them
and the manner of its accomplish
ment, closing with special compliments
to Mr., Maris. The President replied
in pleasing and hearty manner, and, at
the conclusion of his remarks, invited the
ex-members of Council to accompany him
to a saloon, where under the inspiration,
not of the flowing bowl, but of ice cream,
the august body could die easily. Jokes
and quips were passed around with the
frozen delicacies, and though the repast was
arctic to a degree far below zero, the spirits
of the party were at good temperature, not
at the boiling point as has OTTER been the
case. At a late hour they dispersed with
mutual good feeling. 5,.,r
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
IN THE TOLLS.

~- 7
s7.7 The colors were drooping-those ten cent
colors on the top 0f the tower, and in the
distance the sound of muf1ied drums was
heard when George Bum led by officer
Cowan, was brought to the bar for the first
time, and the charge was trespassing on the
property of Jno. Walls. You lcaped over
Johns walls it seems after the inglorious
defeat of the Quicksteps on Saturday." said
His Honor, Zone hundred dollars, Chief,
that he will not trespass for one year, and
let him co." and, turning to the prisoner,
n-stand not upon the order of your going,
but 90 at once" said the erudite Judge.
7Chas. Kerns stand up, and give utter
auce to a cause for threating the precious
life of John Ash and assaulting him with
the bloody weapon. of Tecumseh." "Your
Honor" said Charles, ''though life is> all a
feeting show &C., / eoul int hold it, my
blood was up, plead guilty to the Charge
"Well, Ch- rles, I hold thee to $500 that
thee may come to court"
Mark Davidson who knocked down D. B.
Cummins with the famous American Shil-
lalah. his fist, was held in $500 to give ex-
hibition of his eparring before the court.
Jennie Hanmyer guilty Of disorderly con-
duct and threatning infanticide was held
in $500 for COURT
As the HERALD man was gracefully bow
ing himself out, the honorable chief whis-
pered in sepulchral tones "two drunks and
the usual penalty
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
i1Jo1rrNes AMOUR r0kN.o

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Democrat vs. Republican to-day.
The Governmcnt lstesnaer Fathorner is
surveying the Delaware below Fort Dela-
ware with the intention of marking out the
channel at the mouth of. Salem Greek.
The Court Of Chancery met at New
Castle, yesterday, ChAncellor, Saulsbury pre-
siding. No business Of importance was
transacteu. ,EhI&Iit dIl43
Henry Ward Beecher received one vote
last evening, in Council, for Inspector in
the 7th ward. .sa-l.lalsnI
Public Schools opened yesterday
Such a bright day ii Sunday COM lot
help bringing many lonn!gers up IA = 6y-
The baseball talk runs on ~ ~ Eding
game and QuicketcP tour
The academiesOpened yesterday with a
large attendance Of students. tfp ~ + HB +
Three candidates for municipal honors
were seen last evening, steathily cropping
along the Christians. 1T is supposed that
anticipating defeat, they were looking for
nice place to commit suicide.
A festival will be held this evening under
the auspices OF the City Mission at No. 10
school house, corner I'd and Washington
streets. 1t will continue three nights.
Mrs. Glatts, of sly. Madison street, se-
verely injured her arm as she was alighting
from carriage on Sunday evening.
A contract has been awarded to Cleve-
land, Ohio, firm to build an iron bridge over
the Pocomoke at Snow Hill, Md, for 49,
$50. tt3-'' =" 'i'tf i.,'tt' 4't .t'': II
~ The Levy Court of this county have under
reconsideration plan for rendering the iail
at New Castle more ser ure. "Better not do
it yet q while," said we'll known city de-
faulter, ''let 'em put It off for year or two"
1t is proposed to purchase new clock for
the City Hall, by private contribution. One
gentleman promises to head the list with
5000. The estimated cost of good clock is
1000. The one now in use was formerly
used in Dublin, Ireland.
Messrs. Springer, Morley & Cause have
been given the. contract for furnishing the
sash and doors for the Agricultural Hall Of
the Centennial buildings.
Miss Shaw, the child temperance orator,
will lecture this evening, in the open air, in
the vicinity of Sixth and Market streets.
schooners H. W. Laws of Milford, Del,
and Jas. X. Bunite of Frederick, arrived
in Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Mr.. George Bayard, a cousin Of Senator
Bayard and Delawarean by birth, is the
writer Of the witty editorials on the Brook
lyn Argus. So says Geo. Alfred Towsend in
Saratoga letter to the Graphtc.
The "Weeping Willow" has been demol-
ished.
Wife, (surprised.) "What a funny thing
it is my dear Charley for you Republicans
to try to make this Valentines day,-you
ought to know that q custom as old as the
hills has1dxed on the 18th Of February for
that"
Fond and rise husband, (confdentially):
"Aw, deawest Matilda, but to tell you the
truff, this valentine of the Republicans is
not saint by any means"
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

A prominent New York physici9ann
complained tO. DUNDAS DICK q ~
their SandalwOOd Oil Capsules, slalln|
sometimes they cured miracui0us.
that q pa lent of his had taken them
out effect. On being informed tllat
limitations were sold, he inquired ang g
his patient had not been taking DU4
DICK Il cos. III
What happened to this physician
have happened to others, ana ~
DICK 4 co. take this method OF plos
physicians, druggists and themse'o
preventing oil of Sandalwood from
into disrepute. .t... -,
Capsules will continne to do so. lY
contain the sure OIL In the best anu /
Il DGNDAs u DICK 4 co. use more or,
Sandalwood than all the Whoiesai
Retail Druggists and Perfumeesssss
United States combined, ana thas ao
sole reason why the pure OH IS chrn nrn
their Capsules than n any otner ,. ~ :,
OIL OF SANDA%OOD is iast ~ ss
ding ev. ry other remedy, Sixty Cs
only being required to insure y n ~
certain cure IN six or eight days. ha
OCucC IutulCIHc CAu tlls lCS lCSr,r ~ A pS
DUNDAS DICK 4 COS SOFT CAii
solve the problem, long considerthus
inent physicians, of how to avold ImI
and disgust experienced IN swai w
which are we'll known to detrac.
not destroy. the good effects OF Jill"
liable remedies. .,.n
Soft Capsules are put up In tin''T
neat boxes, thirty in each, and are "
Capsules prescrib bed by physicians n
IaStelesS MedlclneS.-Castel
many other nauseous mediclsese
taken easily and safely in DUNDMA Mo
n cos Soft Capsules. No Taste. MJ o1
R~These were the only Capsules ~
to the last Paris Exposition. G,
Send for Circular tors WOOSt1e,Ia
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STOkh' =
Aug. l4th-3t
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

Governor Allen, of Ohio, was asked about
his prospective majority. "Well," replied
he, "there is Division of opinion about that
among our own people. The lowest es.i-
mate gives us 10000 and from that all the
way up to 100000"
The New York liberal Republicans have
issued summons for State convention on
September 20. Opposition to the third term,
the canal ring, and soft money is set forth in
the call and the cooperation of independent
voters Is solicited.
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,M1IsClEELLlL[lANEiOUs.
CECOND OF THE SEASON. ''l-@'af
THE RHINE OF AM1A!CA.iats
SMITHS GRAND EXCURSION, THURS
nAY SEPT. a. 1873.

THE RHINE OF AM1AICA:ia,k..
DAY, SEPT. 9, 1876.
Ia s{tlnf tain " eais esnd arrivfns ty
at 1880 q. M; thence by the splendid steamer
Richard Stockt0n, up the Hudson, world
famed for its matchless scenery, and apPro7
priately STYLED" The Rhine Of America"
AFianding VIII be made at'Newburg, CIV.
ing an opportunity to view the place ana
inspect Washingt0n's 3 last headquarters,a ,and
af0rding . view Of the most magnlncent
river scenery In the world.
Returning down the river, taking the spe-
cial train at ,7.30 p.- M, and arriving home
the same evening. Those who desire, can
spend the time in New York City, and Join
the excursion on its arrival at Jersey City,
at p. M, allowing nine hours In the me-
tropOlis. Arrangements have also been
made for those who wish to stop over until
cursion ticket at the sffice in Jersey City
and the payment of sl.8 extra, they can re-
turn on any of the through trains.
The city Cornet Band will accompany the
excursion. J &,f i.h 'a%.b '-l '-)
Refreshments served on the boat.
Seats in the cars will be numbered and
checks given.
Fare for the round trip, 1916; children
under twelve years, S225
Tickets for sale ut the book store of Bough-
man, Thomas h Co., ~ Market street. Make
early application, by leaving your name.
Every effort will be made to render this ex-
cursiOn the most respectable, pleasant and
PIT. E. SMITH,
aug8-tf Manager.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

Miss Alcott and Mrs. Whitney must
have very practical sympathy with Mr..
Charles Reade's present efforts. Nearly
all their works have been reprinted in
England, and sold widely, in various six
penny and shilling editions. In Sampson
Lows Rose (shilling) Library" alone
one finds Miss Alcott's Little Women"
Little Women Welded" part H.
"Little Men, "Old-Fashioned Girl"
"Work" and Beginning Again. (prob-
ably a divided half of " work"). The
Lilly Series" Of another publisher in
cludes nearly as long a list of Mrs. Whit
ney's books, and there are two other cheap
series in which they are more prominent
than any other authors. One series Of
Messrs. Low is announced as copyright and
and under arrangement with the American
authors, but the copyright returns on books
at one shilling and sixpence can be very
little. Dr. Hollands books, DR.. Holiness
Charles Dudley Warmers, "The Lamp
lighter" &C., also figure largely in these
popular series; and as for an American
humorist, he is game for nearly al the
"pirates' of London. One firm publishes
complete editions, at a few shillings each,
of books by Atemus Ward, Mark Twain,
Bret Harte and several others, and the
sales are said to be very large.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
NEWAR ITEMS.

The Granger meeting held here last week
was very largely attended. &c..
The Sunday School Head of Christiona
holds it's picnic in the Church grounds on
Thursday of this week. 90.
The celebration of the White Clay Greek
Sunday Schools on Saturday last, was en-
joyed by the members of the school and
congregation. Croquet, cake, candy, ice
cream and music were among the attrac-
tions. .g,t.o. ..
We fattered ourselves that we were to
have an interesting runaway this morning
but it turned out to be only an unfortunate
gentleman making haste to escape the
clutches Of constable Lemon.
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THINGS EHEATRxCAL.

Lotta is visiting personal friends in Bos-
ton.
B M'Ve,Ilms d.. Murska proposes visiting
India. ,.,-.,,,,
Offenbach promises some more new
operas.
Next April, Lydia Thompson will revisit
this country. a,unl e,s .r.y. -,taaTpn
Carlotta Patti is showering her crystal
trills on South Germany. 4 ~ i''EHA I + Z
Jennie Benson, the we'll known clog dan
Ger, has sailed for Australia.
Miss Kellogg commences her operatic
season at Booths, October 18th.
Eighteen regular places of amusement
have already opened in New York. d"
Blanche De Bar win be leading lady at
the Olympic, St. Louis, this season. "a.
Miss May Howard is the pet of the San
Francisco people at the present time.
Mr.. Bandmann has been acting at the
Crystal Palace, in London, as Hamlet.
Buffalo Bill, Texas Jack, and party are at
the American Theatre, Philadelphia. i
F. C. Bangs is starring in Philadelphia,
in ]. s. McCloskey's "La Marsellaise.
The Vokes', with their Bunch of Berries
are at the Globe Theatre, Boston. AM.
The jewels left by the late George Jordan
were recently sold at Auction in London.
We may have Simms Reeves, the celebra-
ted English tenor singer, in this country in
1876. .r ..,l..E E....-
A brother of the great Gottsclfalk is to be
the basso Of the Camilla Urso concert
troupe the coming Fall and Winter.
It is said in London that George Clarke,
late of Daly's, will support Miss Nelson in
the Strakosch Paris engagement. -
James E. Murdoch has written his me-
moirs Of the American stage. 1t will be
published in Philadelphia this Fall
The fall season of the Carl Rosa English
Opera Company opens in London, at the
Princes Theatre, September 18th.
"Our Cousin German" Jos. K. Emmet,
is reported to have lost $4,000 by the fail
ure of Duncan, Sherman & Co. Dots
"Rose Michel' was a failure at the Gal
ETY. Theatre, London. The Sporting and
Dramatic Times speaks of it as the ''great
tiasco ofthe year."
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
THE o. s. COURT.

The United States District Court met yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock, but the only
business transacted was the granting of ma
turalization papers, thirteen of which were
given out
The Court will meet again this morning g
for the same purpose, and those who wish to
avail themselves Of the opportunity had
better apply at any early hour.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
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Hm O67H ANNIvkRsARYs0T or our REvoLU-
TIONERf BATTLE TO BE eELEBRATED.
Over tho signature pf large number OF
our prominent citizens there is an announce
mept Of grand celebration Of the ''Battle Of
Brandywine, : 70 BE- held ,at Chadd's Ford,
!, on the 18th Of this month. i ,s6,sr, ~
~ ave The People, is the, appropriate
name ior the patriotic tour. The orators OF
the occasion viii be Lieut.. Gen. g. Fraim;
B. +. iPoynter, Esq; Col.W, @. Leibrandt
ana Major Jacob Backhus!. The
!, lare. 4 from i Wilmington h,on the
wilmington 4 Reading road ID to be 81 90,
and Il, ,is to be hoped that in these Centen-
NAL days, Delaware's only important anni-
yersary win be observed by many of our cit
itSus. OnJthat occasion, when Washington
anal LAFAYETTE and Pulaski fought on the
borders of our State, many of our revolu-
tionary soldiers won their frs. laurels.
Though our army was defeated, the engage
nlert was after al only one among those de-
feats which counted against us at the moment
in the long run became victory. Delaware has
ever been known for her regard of patriotic
renainiscences and this excursion to her IA
yorite field Is sure indication that the
spirit still continues. The gentlemen named
Tor speakers on the occasion are well known
for forensic ability and spirited love of the
days of rs. The upshot Of the matter Is
that Wilmington had better make this q
epecial day, as important and enjoyable to
ms as Bunker Hin and ssConcord,.' to our
/" Massachusetts friends.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
nOSITIVE SALES. PROMPT SETTLE
l. MENTS. REASONABLE TERMS.
HEALD'S
FIRST REGULAR PUBLIC SALE

HEALD'S
FIRST REGULAR PUBLIC SALE
OF '5..
STOCKS. BONDS, LOANS AND REAL
'3 ESTATE,
At the Clayton House Building, Fifth and
Market streets, W lining Oh, Delaware.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, lo7j,
at IL O'Clock. a. III.
WITHOUT NE.MENT, WITH
DRAWAL OR UNDEatBIDDIN4,
: Three lots. each 2oxsO feet, on north side
of 18th street between Lincoln and Union
streets.
Three lots, 6,l7 and l7xlGO14, on so ,th side
of 18th sire, t, between LINCOLN and Union
streets.
Two lots, encIl 2OxlO0 on south side Of 18th
street, between Lincoln and Union str, cts.
One lot. 2,xlO0, with alley priv ] ges, on
south side eff 5tti street, between crank lin
and Broom streets.
Four room frame dwelling on Chapel (or
willing street, between and Lobdell
streets
Two shares of stock in the Bank of Della
Twenty-Five shares of took in the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company.
III shares Of stock in tie Georgetown Gas
Light Company.
Il shares of stock in the v iln,ingtnn and
k.nn-tt Turnpike Company. -. q
Al shares in the Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywine. 'a'E
800 Coupon Bonds of the Wilmington and
Western Railroad Company.
The fOreg ing securities for acc ,unt of the
Administrators of the Estate of saiah X.
Mendinhall:
$1,000 Coupon Bonds Of tlleWilmington and
Western Railroad Company.
500 Coupon Bonds OF the " ilmingtOn and
Reading Railroad Company. ,......
II shares Of stock in the Wilmington and
Western Railroad Company.
~ shares Of stock in Masonic HalICo.
shares Of stock in the First National
Bank Of Wilmington. ~
For TERMS Of sale and particulars see
p' stcrs. '" r. H,.y j. n. HENLD,
Exchange Building, 1th and Market st.
Sept. 7-ll-l5. ~ gs.,,.,5. ,Ur
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
SHIELDS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

TIE REGULAR INSTRUMENTATION OF
OFFICERS.
AT . regular stated meeting of the
Shields Library Association, held last even
tng, the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing term:o' ''.'
President, Edward J. Dougherty;
Vice President, John P. Heggarty;
Cor. Sec'y, Edward F. Kane;
Recording Sec'y, Francis Kane; h.sI0
Financial Sec'y, Thomas F. O'Donnell;
Treasurer, Lawrence Rigney;
= Librarian, John J. Ryan;
Assistant Librarian, Alfred Walton;
Board of Directors, Thomas Farmer, Jno.
II. Harkins, Denis Farrell, James L. Jack
eon, Charles A. Mullin.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
CHOICE CANNING Peaches,

We Will have 200 Baskets Of ''.' ''.'
hi5EIAWAKE WHITE PEA CHES,
Fresh from the orchards of William Key
nolds nn Tuesday morning
Families desiring CHOICE CANNING FRUIT
can be supplied.
This Peach retains It's color. flavor and
frlnncss until used.
J.P. ALLMOND.
ScE!"..1t LisL.L ai.c ..aiAet Ats.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
Arrivals at the Clayton House

!. c. Graham, Philadelphia. ,.
Jacob Binder,
Alfred Roberts and wife, Philada.
G. Brazer,
Jno. W. Pearcc,
Mrs. G. W. Cummins, Smyrna:
Miss s. A. Cummisss
W. s. Auchincloss, City.
W. Courtenay, N. Y.
Pastors Troupe, (twenty-two.)
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The HERALD contains all the latest Tele-
graphic News, bright and newsy locals,
pointed and pithy Editorials, a full line of
Correspondence, and variety of Miscel-
laneous matter.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-07

CPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY
y PAYERS.-The undersigned COLI
of County Taxes having given notice
months ago that the taxes were du,
payable at that date, and whereas not
than one-twentieth Of the Taxpayer
paid any attention to said notice, Thea
tors for their own protection will be d
to enforce payment according to law,
gives the collectors power to cOlled
cost in ten days after they receive
duplicates.
JOS. L. CARPENTER,
A. GIVEN,
aug23-tf -.-,- Collect
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BOSTON SOC. STORE.
COME AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN BUY
FOR 50 CENTS.
JEWELRY, LADIES' FULL SET,
.GOLD-PLATED,
Bracelets, Rings, Ladies' Chains, Gents
Chains and Seals, Set of Gents Studs, and
many other items of this description.
Sets OF
SILVER-PLATED
Knives and Forks, Napkin Rings, and
Spoons, &C., &c.
kinds; Toilet and Wine Sets,
Albums, Pictures and Frames, Brack cts
Travelling Bags, and a thougand other
things not mentioned.
NEWHALL & PHELPS,
aug23-n SOL Market Street.
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TNHE CITY ITEM.
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK. I,
,' DAILY EDITION OVER 10000.
hggf 2, SUNDAY ITEM, 81, 200. b,f.a !
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE
Lr'- ,l. COUNTRY. ,'l.t,a24S
Every gentleman who owns horse reads
THE ITEM. isil i 4 .
Everybody who believes in the drama
THE ITEM.
GREAT NEWSPAPER OF PENNSYLVA-
MA, .t'f lA7FF I
On the day of pub lication 1t is read in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, District Of
phia, New Jersey, ETC. Immense circulation
throughout Delaware. septl l-3m
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'l,AX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.
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CITY AND SCHOOL IA X Fop :,

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR "A,
The undersigned Receiver of Ta,.
the City OF Wilmington, will be a.
No. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET !
between Market and King streets =,
after the first day of July, iS75. betvs.s
hours Of 8 and l2in the morning ands1
t06 in the afternoon, for the purpose
ceiving Taxes. 10. is
en- all taxes paid during the montba
there will be q deduction of Ave csn
every dollar; and nil taxes paid on n,
the first day OF August, including IN
Tuesday OF September, shall be- NJ,
without a deduction or addition AZ
said, and all taxes unpaid ON the day
after the first Tuesday OF Septembe'
bs increased by the addition Of fiyems
tum on the amount thereof.
tJ.t,.. ans.s...Ii II EDMUND PROvo
Receiver Northern District GLclud|,
North of 9th street.l
Receiver Southern District Gncl,d|1
South OF SIKH street.) aug
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4. NJ. STACKpOLE co, will sell on We'd ne xIav
.stn DAY o. reeruary 1878 COMMENCING q. II 4. NJ,
Murray street New York large and varied
Of saddlery and Harness Of al grades Carriage Wagon
saddles ior Local and Southern usae; many richly
&c. once Furniture and Fixtures, safes sigma kc
Catalogues may be had at our saesroo, No II Ves~y s
the goods sod.