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New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
COTTON Markets.

MEsnIns Sept 29.-Coton steady; MIdlIue lOisc.;
cept SZS bales shipments LII bales sales l,3CO bales
sOck 1876 1907 bales 1873, 4o2J bses weekly
1887 bales; shipments. 5,4OJ baiCa sales, $50 bales
BAunSOHR, sept 29.-CottOn dull biiGlng l0isalle.I
Low Mlddlug 1855. Good Ordinary, 9hc; ret reospta
gross 3i3 bales exports cOastgse 40 bales sales
30 bales stock ls,S bales weekly net
rlcapts 81 gross 69O bales; exports To Great Brit
CIAkRsToN, Sept 2O.-Cettou steady; adding, l0l~;.
Low Mddlng 1Us9lOite.: Good Orfaary. 9NdJiao; res
receipts 1850 bales exports coastNse aOl bales sales
1000 bales stock 23O3Y bales workly net h27G
WILNNC1ON, Sept .P.-COtt0n n0ninal hlddng, iOl9c;
Low Mddlng. lOc Good Ordinary 0,c; receipts 7s0
27S3 bales; weekly net ept 2,3iJ bales
ports cOsstwtSe, 4, 1914 bJles; salea. l2J bales.
eceDts 5000 bales exports ooastwsc bO4 bales sales
co bales stock 77S7 Ollcsj weekly net rrCcpts I2D2l
bales; exports coastwise, 500 bales sales, 9G baes
ILADELPMIA sept 23COticE quiet Mddling, lltc.;
4sl bales gIos COZ bales weekly ret receipts sis t'osi
sosrGS. Sort 2s.-Cotton steady stiddlng IL sc Low
M!dlug He Good ordinary, l0Tc net eeeers. az
ceps s3 baesi gross 1924 bales exports TO Great Ban
i.oUrsvLIE sept. 29.-COttOu qaiet, Middhpg, lose.
AUGUSTA, sept 2COion irregular; good demands MI.
ding lOc.i Low AIiddlng 0La gc Good Ordinary sias
G receipts 1924 baes salse, l38 balos; stock, actual
1875 378 bales 1873, $3.50 bales weekly receipts 633
baos shipments 1904 bales sales, o56Oales spnness,
SYw'OREASs Sept 2a.-Cotton weak Mdding. l0s.c. /:
Low Aiddng lOisc. Good Ordinary, 9Ie., receipta
1922 bales gfOSs 1850 bales exports 10 Great nrtatn
10 ooastwise, lS baesi sses 5000 baies atock
bales exports Gieat BRITAIN 1879 bales coasws Abs
GALyssToS sept 29.-cottor dull and easy Middlne
lOaei Low Middlng o7sc. 0coi Ordinary. Discs nei
cep 2s99 baes exports eoast@se lO1 bales ssisA ASs
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
nnMrsTIC MARkETs.

CHICAGO sept 29-Toqr steady frm; Wheat strong and
st G7S October sI Os November No. 10, y299lc; Ro
ectcd 7sd7sgc Corn active bu not 9nota5y hsher oas
TH RTa anil H. unShaaSad garsy mcssisy sec.
Sii 90 ali the ear. Lari saaiy. unchanged Biik Meats
pS9 S6G & FSf II ocG sasR whsat i OOJ bush Corn
$4,000 buoh oats 1000 bash 1e syOV2 nnSn & BsrS ooo
SGs Com 81 600 bush oaf 2s60O bush Rye, 10000 bush.
57e saa h. 4is October Gais aEchEnggd Fork ataer,
SIC 10 bid sG asked October sli 75 all the year Lard
ut'r,s 45asiT = sSE an II good demand
47disc oats quiet gnchsngsS Ryo dui at Gyg6sS Bar:
SySoG5nnG sG sl6 e. i 1iE a au, l''t % SS & '@
sE ss nS fof sh6nicT Sig ceai NIB anI Clear se
demand faF 81 ISss 'HH s,rS iSt =,
Ono aaiS Live Hogs quiet unchanged receipts iSS'
aIwSGkF sept T. gur CHANGED IA g osA ThGa. SS
9er 81 O9 NO. s.Df[ ?s % Ne nys aG sIssr Ya S
farley weak NO sR9s oeSST SS & - S1i SI oS &C.
sSSptS-4 OOj 66s Flour $50 6Ish Wheat shipments
C,5OG bbls. Flour $500 bush. wheat. -, .,.- -.
l9r Timothy y 90 faS;ceS - 30 to Fo ;eeEe M st
Fsnnsylyania Ohio aud indiana DO; - 1886 20 ihg'
Grades. II S5 20 Ryo Flogr ~ GsHGs4 90 srrg hsa
81 IS, km6Sr ,ssi %; Nli,e q @s@sl So n.y. 70
white Co.'S san 55iac oaIs firm aga aeys White 80 e
Batter steady NemI and bradford County Extras $50
2tc DO do frfis 5OG "Tsttn sSifsS s'%.5e;; M % 90
l9g2ic, cheesc hru NSy York Fancy l2a l2Sc 10 Prime
frm Pennsylvania, Ncw.Jersey ald Delaware, Ersh %
02tc Western do, 22U23c. Rccciptskl0ur $3.50 bbls
Wheat 30 800 BUSH Germ, 10000 bush. Iyc, 5000 bish
oats 35 90 bush; Barley, loo bush Slipmsnts-tOrn
d2Olu bgah
No Red FALL sl n cash No. DO 81 OJdsl % p
c.nl ~ O93Sl o3y, october Cora easier No. MlyoI
sOLlJtO5c, CASH 4O1.C october; Bas, the year. oats
Grn; SIC bd, casa 39c bid, sep;cH'3sr Rye gTio un
changed Barley steady unchanged Wbisky, 81 ID. PORK
dull unchanged Lard ROmiuaily unchanged. lk Meats
Nuhing doing Bacon easier az I2Gthcy 0llaJ'sc, and
lOsai6i, shoulders Clear RI and Clear e. live
lIocs-Lig.t Shipping 50 GOa$5 75 Bacon % i0cs5 90
Butchers, - cease 10 Fancy, 80 20 Cattle quiet ma
changed Roceips-3OC0 bbls. FioU, 10000 bush Wheat
700 bush Corn. 10000 bush. oats svyV bush. hyS
T1IRpo sept 20 Plo;u steady. Wheat steady; No
.pot aud september, 81 IS October s. - SoveW6cr
do spot Al l47l November 81 lII No 3do, 81 091 TO
rctcd Red 9gc; 10. Amber Illinois 81 q = Corn qutrI
steady; Mixed, fplc.: Low DO d3C 20 Grade AIaic
Damaged 45iae. Oats dull No. ic. Vile Sgc Mioh
yau, 3JGc; Rejected, 2Stc. KcCeipts-6OJ bbls Floor,
10000 bush Wheat, 1000 BUSH Corn l9OCU bush. oats
UIpmcntsl 400 bbs Flour. $1,000 bush. Wheat 10000
bush. Corr, 5000 bush Oats.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Northwest Pref
FRnAY. sept. 20-p. ".

FRIDAYt bbpI ~ 9I'
The principal features of the stock market to-day
were the supports given TO the clique stocks and a
renewed depression In the coal shares As was to be
expected, the Board Of Directors of the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Company, at its meeting
to-day voted 10 pass the usual quarterly dividend.
In statement void Of fgures-which is usual with
official authority--the stockholders and public are
Informed that for the eight months ended
Ang. 81 the company has earned sufficient
sum 70 pay all its interest and rentals Of leased
limos and have q surplus for the Stockholders.
But 1t does not state whether or not more tnan THE
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30

In Soutbern State bonds Missouri plain bonds con-
tinun fTm at IOsL paid and bid, while old skies OF
Tennessee were steady at 44l2 and new series down
4s2 District Of Coamba SIRE soS Gfeinsd af 1 and Ohio
;ies ~ 1SgS at ia he shares OF the city banks
wers neglected. In railroad bonds the business s ~a5
not Large, but well distributed. Ibo Ohoaeo nra au,
YESTERDAY manipulated UP 90 05is, to-dSy dec d I,eu
10 S1 Milwaukee and St. Paul sinking tnnu Lo,tas
settling back TO S6l2 The paciics were ts In
INF firm on the basis OF 1868 for Union irstS' ~
the bonds of the Central New-Jersey, hrstS Soid
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
THE MARKETS.
tCaretunv reported for TVS TRIBuNy.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
I,t NORTH Rirer, Te2ssLs. and R1IlrgIi..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Thcre were only small and unIu otant GALES at
4c. ior PotS ard CSC for Pearls Nothing specially now
'TEEsWAX-TLIs market has continued steady with q
somewhat better business for EXPORT Q" me basis 81 &C
'VT BGS& HSSS" "CGT2%Ihco have bsS moderate s.es
aud Green iiuri sgaiOc Medium Grocu Ja6gc and Red
TES"TGe are no changes and nothing beyond the
usual oUbng trade. We quote AGamaHiine A. lIagl1 ~
rSlne i5a2Gc. Tefncd spennaeou. "a 2so
C0AI-Anthrscito shows more hr1a.ogs owing to The
meut has rather small BiuuiEous ard F9rFn Goals
% m, sinn S IivGfp6o. Gas DO F!GGsI: Newcas
do ~ % scotch do s5a 81 do slc" t"gS1 30 r'",i
cIa . 5OaSJ 90, currency iSnnsyi, W,s'.nsi % ia,
end Wes Nga @ SSE Us % n % and AntTaete g 10
CIGORY Las been IN rather more i'lc, gold
for German. ana So. ate, ,od for English.
COCOA has continued duh amt nominal quote az &c i"f
p}mnso 25@28 for N MaIaGbo a. 'de for Caracas
CoFFlEMiid coffee Was in fair Request and nrm Mara
owing to continued scarcity nuct though rm at l5G SIC
eZAqudncck, sod reported at l7sc, gold no tranac'-s
Cr6oPERAGE sroCK-Tnero have latlery been more tb
oral demands steady quotations We quote: Empty t@t
sSSa, o. ~ I feet LOGO DO fg7Is56 Moses sGooEa
inches with heaGI @ 5o5 = 70 Go aC sEar ads 81
Boz shocks, 7Oa75c: Rum Shocks 81; Pibe Shocks
usual oHoPs ,rTSG 1 ss dSnS At ss late
I79c = NJ do 90 ~ thread 5S; & DO 40; o o'HrSaS Saa
ans 95read l52g& Mania GGsSSsT bSn Sn ySgpS 'SopS
Lines IGLc: TaIsed Manila lic F1c iard Manila Lam
,5c,s 3I, 10 a5d B fsad S III % Ta-red s LSG Yarn ic Fine
T&Sd s1 2 II & s&p Has sfd G]P ] 5S Srsd
Iaih YaE l2c PINE do. 90. iS y, i1 ., roe cop
sumption at decnuo of sc but there was only tng eT
@ @Pog s sy y At y s G'T cfns S TSPs at e Tdf
the il ite deprosed Thcretps - the ports 70 day
and go bales ,his day last year loal for @ i9s he Tsss o
tiS SsSs last year total sept 2!l 13 bas against
ls!o92 B2os dEne ihS I ime oi ~ la, ' eae ncuds
q tor export, l1s6 for a' % 'o' S''0
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvNst, Sept. 2osranish gold 229222So Exchange &
caTnt short syht do y discount par 90 dayA gol S9
,fg pT9m,un short signt do 9a92 premium on Lohlon,
2yat02l premium; Paris, Bhdoh2 lreinum. SdsHI-hc
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
We annex closing quotations Of fOrclgI

Money has been steadier to-day, ana can lo.ulS
o y.yeraIlv made ut per cent ON good collateral,
closing IeS@ prime discount selling at rats @ rang rai,
ING from 4 to B. There was no change 10 [no Ia'e,
Tlovement against our city banks, ,-ddhe Inc
United States Treasurer to-day received S'2TH, w,
900 national bank notes for redemption ,torc inc
cUstn,ns receipts mt Washington to-day were
$500 600. Tie internal revenue REGENTS tHoeea a
m, $fGD 900 The following IS the Cearige;92I9zse 20
sfatcmsnt to-day: Currency e3cn",ss.' e3, I'll %nii
c6s1ccs B8 200. 4GO: gold balances. 81 l37 G53
Government bonds we're qn!et ana :a' Cagnon SaTos
= 81" of s35 sold at 113ls0 l3; coupon J-2',5 OF
1867 at ll6ieQ1l65s and registered =? Gohas OF
Is9i at llias@1114. We annex iatcat bfoe'
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
CnFFEE MARKET9

RIO T,NErRo Sent sCoGee ma animated prices nrm
Good Frsts 81 aG2 80 rs per 10 klos Exchange on Lon
SANTOS sent 2s-Coree Inarke. animated prices trn!
Superior SANTOS, G5159 30 re!s per 10 dlos
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
,GAESfI,

StrIC Good ORDINARY y7is Addiuo ,,i,e,
there good bJHurss ~ thhn ~
80 on Tho carly months and lasC M ,i"E dti'
S1Ies yCscrCay after m.-sePenDrr 90 'sc O,t"ber
7GO November, I,SDJ, -, D,tIhptI'
100 iissEc5 January 900, ii"c: 400 llSsc. IrDuSg'
'Dp 1IlC. total 600 bales FrS. call 10 Oha! NrpiN'i'
100 iis,c: 100 ilsszc $0ih Noyc!uhr zoo lssao;
800 l2aIsc total -nJ ir- SEQ Hd
.9iss Ti caIi-Mar 40, II a5 total 700 baisg
sales i6dty up p m.-seriemhor 80, l'sIe: u63V
id5so 7cS oOS II 500 Ibiar.c NoyembcT 300,
100 ii -; coo, llaaac; 2iDO. lIg l"O .i'GI
DefanDcr 500 iltsc l,l0n llaac I"DO ~ ~; January,
cG0 jiL 300 liSasc; 27On IL ac; FrbtHil Ct II dF
~ WW, sp iii, O.; BOO c; april Goo illa,sc: 300
iIac Nay ICO l2c; June 500 Z'sca 900 i2ssc, JujI
56n 2S &c August 3OJ l2osgc; total 9BOO bales "aha
IniaI HI 700 LAlra
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
Ind Mich Central

SECOND BOARD O'CIOCK P. NJ
gdleF Of STATE BOHds- RqLrO1d Bonds-Bdnk ana hnt'
road Sh1rs2--ErDreSg Stocks. de-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-30
IO A. M.-sALEs hEFVhN TN u -

GOVFRNhIFNT grOCH DRPARTWRN1-E OCLDCh.
o l040 Registered q 5 50 lO4O hegisJsIai ,,,s
10000 ..'.........ll4S 10000. DC ll4s
QOOOO ,,,........ bc.lI4l2 u s 5a Coupon, 1881 -
AODO. ....llf1 3
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.

Board for the collegiate year of 8S weeks.
At 9 per week, $ll4; tuition, $50; room rent
Students are required to provide their own
books, and fuel for their private rooms will
be furnished AT COST. Students who receive
scholarship appointments are relieved from
the charge for tuition. and the above esli-
mate Is thereby reduced from $!04 to $l34.
Sch 0larships may be obtained by applying
to members OF the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted to the class rooms.
The timetable Of the r. w. d B. Railroad
and its connections is now such that stu
may attend the daily sessions OF the College
and return home at night. Weekly car fare
from Wilmington to Newark 3l.08
Catalogues and further information may be
had by addressing the President.
NEWARK, DEL, Aug. 10, 1879. aul2.lm
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|sStatn ~ ssae "a ~ ~ ~
!'cuisvilles, . ~ Shplt atop - S4&GhSl
IL noE VI bss1 dstssmIned npon. IN
Bushcng vim pfobaAly b engaged.
1, A letter from Cincinnsti gives ID account
Of . rather ludicrous scene betwsen Moss
Barnes and a umpire. The latter insisted
on standing about twenty feet back Of the
catcher when Ross WAS trying for fair
foul, and, after he had made about 1 half .
dozen beautiful ones and had them Ill call
ed feul, became slightly 9xasperated, and,
calling the umpire up, asked him. to stand
near the plate. After he had compiled, Ross
hit the FIRST ball down two feet inside the
line. and then, pointing TO the mark In the
mud. explained to the umpire that he want
ed to show him new trick In the game.
After he had concluded his little address, be
ran away to first and reached it safely while
the third baseman was hunting up the ball.
LafertY has been offered good salary BY
the Athletics to pitch for them the balance
Of this season.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
Phflaaelpnla rraae Report.

| s,a TUESDAY. August ~.
Bark is dull and nemlnal at$29 per ton for
Seeds-Prices Of cloverseed are entirely
nominal. Timothy ranges from 81 9Oa2, and
Flaxseed from 81 25al n.
GROCERIES. Coffee is In good demand
and holders are firm in their views. Sales
for strictly choice; $50 bags Laguayra at
10, and p5O mats Java at 2l lhc' all gold.
Sugar, the market presents NO new fea.
lures, and the views Of holders being con-
siderably above those Of buyers, there ere
no tran sections to the above report. We
quote nominally at 91sa9A for fair and good
refining Cuba Refined sugars ARE steady at
llzSc. for cut loaf IlAc. for crushed and
powdered; ll5sc. for A.: Molasses-The
stock here as light. comprising about three
as to quality, there Is not. much demand
for 1t. We quote the market very firm at
Flour and Wheat. The -four market is
without special is change, the demand being
home trade, who are buying mostly Of the
ing s' superfine At So 5sa8 70; extras at s4a-
Is; Minnesota Extra Family at $5a5 75
for old stock snd SsS for rsSeenty and
diana do. do at IS 5Oa8 50 and fancy brands
at 7a8 23 as to quality. Rye flour sells at
In Corn Meal no sales.
means abundant, and that Of old particu-
lariylis exceedingly light. The local mill
ers purchase sparingly, and mostly OIL
prime Red and Amber. Sales Of 1900 BUSH
els ct $la2 t8 for Red, 81 l8al ~ for Amber,
Corn is without Improvement; sales OF 1000
bushels at 57a58c. for Yellow 5Sa56c for low
and high mixed, 5513a56c for sail, and 40a5Oc
for damaged. Oats sell at 3da42c for old
Western White, and 8oa850 for new do. In
Barley rnd malt no sales.
J Whlskey ID dull at 81 ID for Western from
bound, with no sales for SO barrels ct that
figure. t. WIZ. y
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Ono More Unforttinate. I
From the Snow Hill Messeuger,7

Some time back, Miss Margaret Bennett,
near Salisbury, aged IS, gave birth to 90
|tllegitiminate child, the fruit Of misplaced
confidence. The child subsequently died.
Since that unfortunate time Miss Bennett
became painfully aware that she was avoid
ed and Stunned by her old associates, and
this fact seemed to have very depressing
effect upon her spirits. Some two weeks
since she suddenly disappeared, and at the
same time razor belonging to her father
was also missed. A search was made and
Inquiries set on foot for the young woman.
It was reported that she had been seen In
Philadelphia, but all doubts were set at rest
on Saturday by the discovery Of her body
OF rather the skeleton-in woods near the
fair grounds. It was fully identified - the
remains of the unfortunate woman BY the
article Of wearing apparel still cltnging to
1t, and near by, with the blade carefully
closed into the handle, was found the miss
ing razor, under clump of bushes, appar-
emily hid there by Miss Bennett. The theory
Is that, premeditating suicide, she had pro-
vided herself with poison and In case that
did not accomplish the object desired she
to end her existence with the razor.
II is supposed that, finding the poison was
sufficient, she had hid the razor where il
was afterwards found. Miss Benefits
father is carpenter, for many years en-
ployed by Humphrey Humphreys, Esq, of
Salisbury, and is a highly respected citizen.
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NJ Il z

calm Lss u: Lesion 10 Is s ~ & SsssIs visS1
Ins !. nsso1otbed to al9ndbsr. Aad ths sscTm N.
-. .Is3hersd s1aas thunderboIta. soft voisss All
Tse 11s s1iiit listening air; the Whispering waters
w,ts Ssila magic melody I; the sun reclines,
while round his couch Peace lights her
tranquil shrfne.,
.,d ali is wrapt In silent miracle.
q Ans sleeps the human, heart when spirit
nS stor%fs arief and hate and fsar are ovsrpast; !;
so nmedi alton the leep mind informs
, y Win holier aims and thoushts q ten
ri GER dsaef the Ssss; waste Of sorrows solitude
5,aals Apa : the ii rich music Of loftier mood.
II.
,vis morn! the smile Of God ID ON the
The Tyof' ,oy Of an eternal goodness crowns
! rhe h summer sea. and tremulous UNDER
Creep 'HSia rcm the azure depths, while Bsauty's
Lead u forth the holy day, whose stiffness
10 smooth aS the brow o. Toll in happy
M sound % Of love Is here, yet DER theisea,
Rorne on the morning air In echoes sweet,
qhs murnur Of far voices comes to me,
And like dream, the fall OF distant feet.
Calm Sabbath bells are ringing now; the
Of The full organ trembles, and song
ofthem who at earth's myriad affairs kneel
Across the esurge is rising pure and strong.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
DIANOS AND ORGANS
.ss. e. .ssl sss AaH: " RESI-;

iaEr Al sS M s w fs
M BI, \ / ! I | ! ! ! r.
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Base BGgI.

Base ball is on the decline In this city. +
To day the Frank Mayo club of this city
will play Our Boys of Philadelphia.
Athletic vs.. Boston, at Twenty-ffth and
Jefferson streetsy Philadelphia, to-day.
Defiance VS. Campbell, at Twenty fifth
and Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, to-mor-
Cincinnati and Louisville do not toss for
ins;but take It turns about.
All but the Chicago and Louisville mines
have lost games with amateur clubs.
Williams, the new pitcher of the Cinciu-
natl Reds, has been expelled from the Indi-
annapolis club. And yet the League takes
him in. Noble League !
Nolan seems to be a pitcher. Eight Gin
cinnatis struck out In the game with the
Buckeyes last week. Two base hits were
all they could make.
Allison, Of the Hartfords, was recently
offered $4,000 to play next year in Cincinnati,
and refused. He appears not to have been
re-engaged by the Hartfords.
The Boston pitcher, Joseph E. Border, has
and has gone to st. Louis as pitcher for the
next years club in that city.
In spite of the talk, both Bradley and
ONbUlus VI tuO 6Us AlVAl0 VAAO1 u&vO AVA
with the Athletics next year, provided the
Athletics come safely through it's present
financial trouble, and avoids bankruptcy.
!. st. Louis has now won five games out of
seven played with Chicago. II one more Of
the remaining three are won, then st. Louis
viii be champion of the west for 1876.
Hartford likewise sorrows to hear OF these
St. Louis victories.
An interesting game took place on Satur,
day, at Pittsburg. between the reporters OF
the evening papers and those Of the morn
ing journals, which resulted In q general
Gripping of both mines. One reporter now
wears his thumb on the back Of his hand,
and another does up the most startling
items with his pencil between his teeth.
Hump-backed dfgits are very fashionahle
with the reporters Of the Smoky City At
present. -
The Athletics nine next season viii nm
ioubtedly be one Of the strongest 10 the
coustry, inclnding, o. II will, the fotiowing
excellent playsrs of the present nine Han,
TIglef. NSyoris and Kgglar, together with
'1radjeY and n1ttip, of the present q. l4onia
SiSS - t6e DattleF and second - men; II
a \ v ~ Y ths \ N tAlse \! n peasl M!
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\

=, =. . =: -
Ex0ntLltlgT 1al 11o1ls a
~ rsnt /; snttrs "a stpey esillefg bu1ldlnt.
M 1ss 1ssSssrszzie szf es;s sS'1sss. ssesp'ss !
ROE YOUNG LADIES AND cHiLDREN.
go NARKEr srRzsr,
win reopen September 18th. suxa-6w
MAPLEwOOI1 MUsIC SEMINARY
Nl for Young Ladies'. established 1855. A
tnorough greouate g ufse: the dnest. loca.
enter ct any time. For catalogues address
Prof D. y. BABCOCKs
auga-im East Haddam, Conn.
WiLM1NGroN MoDEL SCHOOL.
sAvILLE BUILDING.
WILMINGTON, DEL, June 18th, 1S76.
For sometime have been student un.
der Mr. James b. CJabb'g instructions.
During that time he proved his fitness al .
anxious desire for the advancement Of his
scholars. His instructions are full Of plain
examples ana comprehensive eluCtdattOng
His habits are cOmmendable and his influ-
ence:elevating; In short, his general oepOrt-
A.Ono 10 OAo uc1lUoIdlu1ul III 6U11DOlBs cbpcs
ciaily primasy. He will not accept respon-
stpiiities that he IL unqualified for. HOping
sthers may test his merits as have, I am
very respectfully, j. w. MOORE
Y TERMS %, 3lO, Sl4, els per 81 weeks'
Z. JAMES H. CRABB, Principal.
I Fali Term will commence Sept. 4th
Taught on an entirely new plan, au12.lm
OPENING OF THE SECOND YEAR
t or
-r RErgru Q,s rIYarr, elrxnnr
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OPENING OF THE SECOND YEAR
#. BECHRR's MUSIC SCHOOL,

The term consists of ten months, begin.
ming with first Monday OF September, end.
ing with the last day OF June
Terms for beginners, 10 months $50: five
months SIS. Ldyanced scholars (wh lie
term) 10 mouths, $40; half term, S months,
gratis by the school. .l (.
All scholars entering the school meet for
classification at the music room. McClary'e
building. No. 6O8 shipley treet on first and
SECOND day ef 81 ptenber. from I to
O'Clock. augl8-lm
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TNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA..

Opens October |; continues through nine
months tits organized in schools on the
elective system with full courses in Classics,
Liters ture. Science with practice In Chem
ical and Physical Laboratoriesl In Law
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply for Catalogues to
JAMES r. HARRISON, Chairman,
p. o. University Of Virginia,
Rugl8.lmeod Albemarle Co., Vs.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS

Delaware State Bonds. ............ .....l02x los
Wilmington City Bonds. ..,........@ los
Delaware n. Il. first mtge. .,.,.....10lH 1927.
extension. ..,..... 90 1Ol
Wilmington T. Reading r. r.
LIST mortgage, e,...."."....... 10 40
Wilmington q Reading r. n.
I'd mortgage. 2 5
Wilmington n Western r. n.
lst mortgage. IL 70
Delaware n. r. Stock...............:.. "A rs
Wilmington Coal Gas Co........... SO 80
National Bank Of Delaware.......5O0 SOS
"4S VIII. 4 B'dywine.. 61X ,63
First National Bank k................ l50
Union National Bank k.................. a 43
Farmers Bank......... ..................... A 43
Delaware Fire Insurance. ............ "A Is
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
/ WILMINGTON, August 2S
GOLD ANDEoND QUOTATIONS..
/, Reported by Craige, johnson 4 Co., Bank
srs and Brokers. Sixth and Market Sts.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-24
COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence
on "WEDNESDAY evening, September 9th,
There are three courses Of study - le'
/. The Classical.
II. The Scientific and Agricultural.
Ill. The Literary.
made, but regular course Is strongly re-
commended.