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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-01

pration necessary for the careand comfort
Of members Of his own family bcrcit OF
reason-for men and women are all oil
the same family. We are all brothers
and sisters, and rs the worlds great
household becomes more and more civil
lized and Christianized, this tender reIa-
tionship is felt more and more, ana NeFi,
fled in offices of kindness, sympathy ana
love. And in this connection We would
emphasize and press upon the minds OF
the people, the fact that in no way can
they, with kindness and love, SO wisely
and efficiently serve their friends afflicted
with insanity us to send them at once,
without delay, to the hospital. OF those
sent in, within the first three months of
their disease, seventy per cent.
are cured and returned 10
their homes with sound minds
to roioice with their rejoicing friends.
While, of those sent, after being cared
for ut home for twelve months, only iif-
teen per cent are durable. Here surely
is fact pregnant with fearful response.
biiity for those who refuse, neglect or
even hesitate to promptly avail them
selves of the charitable provisions made
By u humane and generous people for
their afflicted ones, and fact too, that
cries loudly for abundant provision for
this class of sufferers, aye, for seeking
them out, inviting, and evcu in love COM
pciiag them 70 come ut once to the Asy-
ium for care, treatment and cure.
The let the State not hesitate to do lis
whole duty in providing promptly and
abunGantly for all its insane. Thcpeo
pie are ready, willing, even anxious 10 be
taxed, labor and suffer in their
behalf Let the legislature inquire and
learn Just what is needed, now, and from
time 10 time, in the way of means for
further construction, and especially IN
providing room for the colored insane,
and let them ut once make the regulate
appointments, being well assured that
the great hearted people of West Nir-
ginia's free hills and valleys, who COM
mission them as their agents, wi!lapproVc
and endorse the good work in one hearty
universal .imcHi SALATHIEL.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 8O.-Flour-
Demand fair and market firm. Wheat
Active aud firm; No. Chicago spring
81 II spot; 81 OS,@l 90 seller October;
81 0s5 seller November; No. do 81 10;
No. 3 81 OO!; rejected SSG SSIc Corn
Higher; No. , jj!c spot; 54sc seller
October; iSic seller November; 4jic sell
Ter year; rejected j3lM Die Oats-Stcady
and firm; No. , 23Sm3sIc spot; 52.c seller
October; 81 !c seller year. Barlcy-Firm
at 81 OF spot; 81 90 seller November
Rye-Dull at 7lCt73c spot; 70G7lc seller
October. Pork Quiet and steady at
50 80 spot; SD 20 seller October; SIS 81
seller year Lard-Dull and nominal at
Sl3 628 spot or seller October; Sl2 o.
seller year Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoul-
dcrs SEm Sic; short RIB l2!ml2sc; short
clear l5Gl3 &c. .Whlsky-Quiet nj 81 lj.
On call board-Wheat - Easier nj
81 0s5 seller October. Corn-Essicr at
jiic seller October; isIc seller Novcm-
Der. Oats-Stcady and !c higher. Pork
Lower at 81 9O(f22 % seller October;
50 50 cash. Lard-ENsier at Sl3 50
seller October.
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New York NBaTAel.

NEW YORK, September 3O-Cotton-
Firm at l3sr,l35c; futures closed tirmcr;
October - 29-32c; November -; Dcccm.
Der II 23-32c; January II 27.&2c; Feb
rmry T. l3-&2c; March Il l-52Glic;
April l3 7-l6r; May l3 2l.32c. Flour
Firm; receipts $1,000 barrels; superlinc
western and State SjOOmj Gj;common to
good - 7OmG OO good to choice 81 Oj;
white wheat extra, $1,000 5 80; extra
Ohio $5 7O@7 80; st. Louis 81 5O@$9 90
Rye Flour and Corn Mcal-Frm
Wheat-Abtivc; receipts $4,000; bushels;
rejected spring 81 O3Gl OS; No. Cm
cago spring ~ O9Gl l.; No. : north
western in store 81 23mI 2G; No 2 Nil.
waukec$l 2lGEl 2G Rye-Qaiet; ;sSG 92c.
Barey-Firm at 81 l0@l - Malt
Firm. Corn-Firmi receipts $4,000
bushels; western mixed steam GSlm7Oc;
do sail 7OM7Olc. Oats Lower; western
mixed 4OM42c; white i5c. oilrc-Un-
changed ut l9I@22!c. Sugar-Stcady,
fair to good refining 7{@Sic. Rice and
Molasscs-Quict. Petroleum - Very
quiet; crude G3~7c; refined l&5m1lc.
Ro.in-Stcady at II 70@l -. Egg
Firm; western 2SM2S4. Turpenline--
32Jc. Pork-Frmcr at So l2lC,.2 -.
Bccf-Quct. Cut Mrats-QWct; mid
ders firm: western hong clear 12!r.
Lurd-Firm; prime steam at l5{c. But
tcr-Flrm; western lja2jc. Cheese
Firm Mt G!@l2Ic. WhisIiy-Steudr at
81 u
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IHE Morn 'afoilha OohNehIIo" H"'
taken one step forward in the way OF re-
form II has nossed an ordinance I'm
;,;n,, tbn my If Io,isIa,ors ,o a n,r dav
for eixtv doys
MOST 'h"usp'clous seem the ProSp'''S
"i the IRON trace IN Ihe hoFIn " H'
"hd' Inc mills ana toFSeS can h"l"'S
be kept gong, and new orders are le"'
far between and insignificant in worth.
tor ,,ic, ir,r ,bo do,ord :, so,d 70 have
n",.f. Rs "c,", '' - ',,ab am oth ns #
.,nmt, I,. '0 no An on;oa, 49,, 49, ,,r,nor,ion.
ai'rS ataI,. ,nnoI, MoE ~ n',. ;r"n @ nl,red nj
TO- ~, W.. YbillF;n77, lF'7 ~, +w, less tban
tbat M " ,;,rnro 'T, w. ~nnid renJi,v hc conceded TO
secure unvtrinr opnroncbino - GOOD or
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, september 8O.-Co.ton-
Dali and unchanged. Flour-Firm and
IN fair demand Whent-Firm; red
81 50G1 -. Con-Dull at 5SCiG0c.
Oats-Nrm at &OCGi5c Barley-Fi
and unchanged. Rye-Firn at 7GI@1sc.
Pork-QUict and firm at S2l 70. Lard
Steady and in fair demand; steam 1870
l3,c; kettle l3sMl3lc Bucon-In mod
crate demand at iOGl3!@l3{. Bulk
Mcats-Quiet; shoulders Sic; clear rib
l2!@I25c; clear l2iml&c. Whisky
Firm and unchanged.
Hogs-Stcady; common light s. 25tf
81 80; good light and medium s. 900
s. -.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO.
Market for week ending sept. a7ur

Market for week ending SrDt. sstb.
The market opened under very prcccpt-
iblr imp ressions produced by the prospect
of killing froS;S, aud as the weather re-
maiucd SinguiaIly cool Tor several days,
with light hoar roStS each morning, these
apprehcuSions wrrc apparently well ioun-
d,d. The better grades oftObacco display
cd a hrmcr tone, and all sound tobacco s.
were more active, but without quOtabic
advance i'm any. In the last few days
~iucrthr receipt oialyicyS from different
sections that but little damage has been
done, there is fccIingof greater indifcr-
eucc about buying, and prices are irrisu-
lar, Iu consequence Of demand being less
active. There Is however, no quOtablc de-
cline. Common damaged lugS wcrc
not i;lvOrably affected by the frost scarce
aS the consequence ar such misfortune
would have been 10 increase the supply ol
those grades OF tobacco and, as Il natural
inference, thpy are not materially mflu-
cnccd by tho late favorable reports from
the country. They are dull, az about the
former range ofpr.ceS.
ASthc close, all sound, useful tobaccos
are firm.
offerings during the wccl, have been OF
lower average quality than recently.
To-day far Logan county hogShrad ot
the crop of lS75Soldat sli.
We estimate that three forthS ofthc en-
tire Kentucky tobacco crop has been cut.
\ large part OF this was cut this week,
some proportion Of which in nm immatur"
and green condition, IN view of the pros
pcc' al frost. y Slill larger part Ui the
Tennessee and Missouri crops has been
saved, and, Perhaps, uuc-lHll oi III" cross
otthc adjacent States north oi TIA" OH"
river About two-thirds OF the Virginia
crop has been saved.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, September 30.-BusincsS
was quiet with commission houses and inn
porter, owing to the Hebrew holiday,
which kept many buyers out of market.
The jobbing trade was fairly active in all
departments. Cotton goods in steady
request Cotton iianncls active and firm;
plaid prints in good demand, hut choco-
latcs ruled quiet. Woolen goods for
mems wear moved slowly. Blankets in
fair demand.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September Colour
Demand fair and market firm Wheat
NJ. waite Michigan 81 %; No. 2 81 H.;
amber 81 -; seller October 81 24l No. ,
vbitcWabu-h 81 40; No. red 81 T..
Corn-Stcady; hugh mixed 6j!c; seller
Ocloncr 5Gc; seller November bic; low
mixed Gjc. Oats-Du!l; NJ. @7Iri
seller October 27ic.
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ruuwr~roN INSANE ASYLUM.
( Charit, which Is IA Credit To the
STATE description of the Instif"-
tiou mad it, officers what IL 1a>
ArrompIiSncd - SaIathiel Sermon

lEC~.
WESTON, W.NAr sept p, -.
Special o,Ar E.-.~,'r
After ,b. Fair u.-r /, was my sad
p-vrrrr,oN.-tt.. A.yUm- ! LAY sud
l-....,. E- p i- Hr--.u.n 'a~ me To
.-. -.. .. a-y#. without
....., ~.,,.. w.a ,H. I.rp.,. pity and
sympathy for the unfortunate victims Of
INSANITY.
The very -.r,irmanly Superintendent
Dr. T. g. Camden. with his genial assist
ant. Dr. a. II kun,t, took pleasure ] am
.-. 10 -huwlugus through the extensive
lI.u.> % structure with u most
beautiful and imposing front OF
II5O feet, when completed. and
tv, retrrating wings of l3O feet
.s.i-cN planning To Us IN detail, all
points of interest in the practical work
.n.- of the institution.
While IL can bat make one most sad
q.# .,rrowiul ut heart TO meet with the
iumcrou,ly different phases of mental
g.raur,mcnt. in moving about from
g..,-I d. ward. IL wa, with the deepest IN
,.r.-t,,rI admiration, | noted the perfect
.--anr,r!.r, throughout, and the liberal
nrov,ion IN detail for the comfort, health
and all pu,..bI, enjoyment OF each ndi-
yfIurI inmate
Igm aware there is a mistaken idea
abroad am.u. ,hr unlnlormcd, in regard
4. this grand charity e.
ogr ,..r,rur, Young State. There
srr many ,4-ut.u... the country-and
many. too. who ought to know better
who think uf the asylum a. "a great, big,
jron.harrel la. simply place 10 safely
rlufna crazy folk, and keep them from
killing people. They associate 1t IN their
minds with their miserable county iallS
into which IL is often Thought necessary
10 thru,, their ucighhyr, suddenly b.rett
of reason: only they ,h.rEofit asa much
larger. stronger bui,iIa. and krp. at
State expense.
They are accustomed % hearing it
called the "lUDatir asylum and the i'm.
preston conveyed anon. the common
prupIr bv the term "Iun4tf. = svuonv-
n,,,,s with -.ri,,, -, .aI
Won mi,bt a. I,.u .n.al. 10
;b.,, ,f s,r,l;,.. ,l,,;- i.'.o,, f.;n,. ~
IL j., '.' ''',,'''. - -
II Were = rrrat N noint inf rsinSJ ra I inn". %
Ira If we could scrnstGm the rnnnir
whose charity It j.. to the better and
ua-. scc.ntsbIe term "Hospital for the
Insane The word "hosnitaT, bear,
with # n, tcrd.r id.o of sympntby.
..-. =. ,.,,-.;,,,, .,,I ,,,.lic,l trout
...r, arJ r,,ns th@ beart in its favor.
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Cleveland Mark ei.

CLEVELAND. September aO.-Wheat--
Firm and higher; No.3 red u y. Corn
Weak and lower 1T Cic. Oats-Steady
and higher, with no quotations. P'tro-
Lnnm-l .n.lMn.rl.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, September &0-MoNEY-
Market easy at 2@3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper jl@7 per cent. Customs
receipts 100000. The assistant Treas
urer disbursed $213,00O Clcarings $685.
100000. Bankers bills 479T4sO.
GoLD-Opencd and closed at ll7I,
with sales in the interim at IL. Rates
paid for borrowing were 3-G4, l-lG, and
l-32 per cent per diem, and : per cent
per annum. At the close loans were
made fiat.
GovERyMEYTs-In good demand Mt
I'M nor nnnL ulNuunn
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No man can hcucctorth charge the In
diam, witha lack of shrcwlncss. The
red man Of the forest may be child Of
nature, romantiyally speaking, but when
D. comes to driving q bargain, he is found
equal to the cutc,. Yankee Of which this
Great American nation can boast. This
fully cNcmplifed in the
proceedings Of the Commission at
present cnIcayorins to treat for the
Slack Hills. Red Cloud and his fellow
..a demand S7OOOOOOO, enough to sup
p.-. the tribes for seven generations
w.agut work; they also want horses
.-e sheep, provisions, &C., at lj5its"'
S. -,i,t upon Roman Catholic priests
..e them religious instruction. If
provisions are not granted, they re-
Isl, ,u treat. On the other hand,
ae United States only or
.- them four hundred thousand
dollars and claim the privilege Of decii-
.a, how it shall be paid. The Commis-
-..rvr, despair of accomplishing any
,an- and the up,hot will be that these
.al4.ored wards Of the nation will be
forced to sacrifice their lands to the cause
..progre,s and civilization. The United
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Hnk ncfnIcntinm.

LOUISVILLE, september "O.-Thc cN-
animation Of the books OF the Planter 5
National Bank reveals deialcativn of
$lUj 600, taken during the last five year,
By the late teller, Louis Rehm. 1t will
be remembered that Rchm recently
robbed the bank safe of 100000, and
was apprchcndej before he could escape,
and the money recovered. The cXami-
nation reveal. that the dclalcation WAS
then made The loss amounts to thirty
per cent. the capital stocn, and will
nll on the stockholders only. the dcposi-
tors being safe. The bank will 20 into
li1uidatiou-
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Tan SAY Captain ANDY has gone to
them upper counties. How is that? Ac-
.-lus to the Big Organ, tho office was
,.ng the man, not the man the office.
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BY TELE GRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
of a New York Savings Bank

Failure of n New York Savings Bank
New YORK, September 3O-The Third
Avenue Savings Bank failed to-day. 1t
has 5000 depositors, whose aggregate is
81 100000. Fifty to scvcnty-tiye cents
on the dollar will probably bcpaid.
Finncll, the murderer of O'Baldwin
surrendered himself to the police.
Fatal Explosion of Gas i'm u COIIIcry.
POTTsvILLE, PA, September 30.-By
an explosion of gas III the Anchcr collie
~ Mt lleckeherville, this morning, James
Adams and Arthur Hunt were killed, and
Isaac Wilson probably fatally wounded;
Michael Butler and Peter Frank severely
injured about the head and body, and
Moses James, boy, slightly burned.
These men were on duty last night in the
mines, and were ordered to leave by the
boss this morning, who began to clear II Of
the gas that had accumulated. The men
refused to 90 out and during the process
Of driving out the gas it exploded from
the miners lamps, with the above result.
Frcedman's Savings Bank.
w ASHINGToN, September u hesSTs.
Crcsswcll, Jarvis and Leopold, Commis-
sloners of the Frccdman's Savings and
Trust Company, announce that they will
commence paying n dividend of 20 per
cent ON all the audited claims, or the
first of November.
Suicide Of u Prominent BuSiucss
Man.
INDIANAPoLIS, September @O.-Wil-
liam ). Wood, prominent business man.
ut Greenfield, Indiana. president Of the
Greenfield manufacturing company, com.
mttcd suicide ut the Union Depot Hotel,
this city, this afternoon. Financia! tron-
bles are the alleged cau,e. Very recent.
" Mr.. Wood made application for II
$1,000 policy in the Franklin Insurance
Company. The application was accept
cd and the policy forwarded to
Greenfield, yesterday. Also number
Of policies on the Masonic Mutual, Odd
Fcllow, Protection and North Life Mu.
tual, of Maine, amounting to $ll, l,GuO, and
several notes, were found in bis room.
He stated that he had forged the names
of his father and iathcr-in-law on the
notes held by the Citizens National
bank, of this city, for $1,000, and the
First National Bank o. Cambridge for
$4,000.
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Turkish InSurrCctiOn.
TIEE WEATHER.

VAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsmlNGroN, October |, An. J

VI 7 It T. 'F N.All tf ''l''aAi' ~ y Az 's''' [
WAsmlNGroN, October |, Al }
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle
States, increasing cloudinc,s and rain,
with castcrIy to southcrly winds, lower
temperature and stationary or falling
barometer.
For the Lake Region, rain and lower
temperature, with brisk northeast to
northwest winds and rising barometer,
followed by clearing weather in the Up
per Lake Region.
Fer the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy and
cooler weather with north to west winds
and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley,
rain followed by partly cloudy and cooler
weather, norihcr,y 10 westerly winds
and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Cult
States, clear or partly cloudy weather,
southrrIv to westerly winds, slowly rising
barometer and stationary or slight fall
of temperature.
Cautionary signals are ordered for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Havcn'
Alpera. Port Huron. Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, Rochester and
Oswcso
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BosroN, September 3O-A large crowd
attended the great stallion race at Bca-
con Park to-day, between Smugglcr and
Thomas Jefferson tor Il purse OF $1,000
and the championship. The race was
run in three straigh. heats by Smuggier.
Time 2.2j!, 2.2s, 2:40. Jefferson WAS
drawn after the second heat, badly lumcd
by having strained the tendon Of his
hind lcg.
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From oar reports TINS morning the
p..,4hiu.ics are tina, the weather to-day
vii, b. cloudy, with castcrly TO southeriy
winds. lower temperature, and rain.
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Fifty policy holders Of the St. Louis
Mu,u,u Lie insurance company living
in Middle Tennessee, have filed suits to
recover ior back annual premium,
amounting to $1,000. on the grounds
that the company failed to comply with
their contracts. $4,000 in bonds
attached.
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The committee appointed by the cred
tors of Lee ~ Shepherd have reported,
and show that the total liabilities Of the
firm are $l5&.2OG; direct liabilities SiN9,-
40: contingent liabilities 5l%5,5%7; gross
liabilities SG2j.27Isi.
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3t'hreliNo 2r9l5trr.

COIN closed in New York yesterday
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Formal notice has been given that the
Bank OF California will open Oh Saturday
morning
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Flrm.
~, A.I,I. Sn-I-nI..Ir. n-i.l


Currency III
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE SECURITIES-Quict.
STOCKS The stock market was strong
and higher IN early dealings and prices
advanced ! to / per cent, Lake Shore
rising from j35 to ji!; Pacific Mail from
81 to 81; Western Union from IS.
to 7GI; Northwestern from 49, to 40, and
Ohio lFoml IL! to III. The Improvement
was partially lost after mid day, when
Missouri Pacific broke from 49, 20 3?I,
and Atlantic aud Pacific preferred from
10 to D. Tho decline in those stocks
was prccipitatcd by flood Of unfavorn-
bic rumOrs, none of which can be traced
Stocks were firm during the last
hour Of business, with an advance
Of t. ! per cent from the lowest
prices Of the afternoon. Lake Shore al
yanccd to 5i5M5Ii, closing quotation;
Northwestern closed at 40, the highest
price o. the day There was some west
ern buying of Northwestern to-day, ou
the improved condition of business in the
west and northwest. Rock Island rose
to l0sI; Pacific Mail WAS firm on the
statement, and advanced from 81 to
37I, closing ut 37!. The steamer Aca-
pulco which sailed to-day. took 80 pas
seugers and $50 OO00 IN freight. Western
Union advanced to 76., on the report
that the Anglo American cable would
advance lis rate to one dollar per word,
on and after Monday next. Missouri and
Pacific rose to ~, but at the close re-
acted to 39! the other changes were
Slight in the late dealings. The trausac-
tions on the Stock Exchange were l2G,-
600 shares, of which $1,000 were Pacific
Mail, 1000 Western Uuioni 5000
Northwestern, 5000 Lake Shore and
1900 Onips.
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MONTREAL, September @O.-To-day,
Judge johnson gave judgment dismiss
ing the motion against the Institute
Canadian cemetery, ut St Sulpice, for it
To show cause why it should not pay IL
fine of $1,000 for not allowing the burial
Of Guibords remains, each party to pay
their own costs.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-14
me Nominations at Erie.

NC Pu6l'c Record, Ind.
|0ge Cyrus L. Pershing, now Of
|'lkll county, is a man Of very high
c'er, and one whose name has been
mentioned with praise in all mouths
pas . OF the judge who sentenced the
fraudulent schuylkill Commission
7 restitution, = fine snd Imprisonment.
!. = = Plolett, Of Bradford, the nomi-
Il. XII Treasurer, il a man, Of means and
E.ned integrity, an unconpromii;ns
sn Democrat, weA.kaowR In ttss
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RESTAURANTS.
WINES & LIQUORS.

TN STORE THE FOLLOWING FIaSr
WHISKIES:
Hannisville Pure Rye, 1873.
a: Overho!t Co.'S fure Rye, lS7l-72-R
Hyatt q Clark Is (SherwoOd) Pure RYE. .6s.
va w. IXL Rye and Malt, 1853.
Having stored the above Whiskiey prior
to the increase of tax, they will be sold
without any advance in price. -
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. los Market st.
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BLANK BOOKS.
MARTIN JOHNSTON
BOOK BINDER.
BOOK BINDER,
HAS ALL THR ARPOINTMENTs OF A
COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT.
And is rot surpassed by any other house
IN this city in ability to do good
work and I'LL large orders.
BLANK BOOKS BLANK BOOKS
A SPECIALITY.
ADDRESS,
MARTIN JOHNSTON,
aug23-tf 40 Shipley st., Wilmington, Del.
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.DLANK BOOKS, ..-.-.--
b MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
and all kinds OF Stationary.
CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE AND
STATIONARY STORE,
aug3-1n 67 Market Street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

pRIMARf SCHOOL, - IT,
l.. 49, SELECT SCHOOL, og
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE PREPAR
t'e ATORY SCHOOL,
/ And
MECHANICAL AND COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, !.H@s1
Of the .,a..-. III
q" STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY,
/ WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
. FACULTY, 1@f, p
| JOHN G. HARDNESS, A. M,
/ Instruction.
! LAURA OSGOOD HARNESS,
4tfy Instruction.
CALEB HARLAN, M. D.,
Lectures.
FERDINAND FULLMER,
| instruction.
| 81 HENRY L. SCHENHER,
"A instruction. 0 ..'.
PANCOST ALLEN,
~ '5 instruction.
REV. JOHN WILSON, A. NJ,
s. g Lectures. u'g n. ..f
HENRY G. CONRAD, LII. D., .
Lectures. ....r--
FRANCOIS HENRY LOUBIGNAC, B. L.
Instruction.
j. JACKSON PEARCE,
N, instruction.
WILLIAM T. WESTBROOK,
4t Practical Telegraphy.
EDWARD L. RICE, JR.,
.- ..t4 Instruction.
ANNA B. JEFFERIS,
Instruction.
Tuition So to Sl8 per term.
Book rent 2Oc. to 81
No surprises" in expenses.
Special estimates, with hnexceptional &C.
comm odations in the best families, will be
furnished for board, &C. Our Educational
Bulletin" is worthy the attention of every
youth and every parent with child to edu-
cate. Sent gratis with pleasure to any ad-
dress and fee at the book and news stores.
Seats can be secured now. Twenty-eighth
termopens o'clock a. M, Monday, Septem-
ber 8, 1875.
For further information, you will please
address, Your obedient servant,
septktf JOHN @. HARNESS..