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THE GOSPEL TENT.

At nine o'clock yesterday morning appropriate Gen.
tennia services were held a. - gospel tent OF s IL.
Tyng Jr, Thirty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue
The services were opened with prayer by Mr. Hump
stone, after which General T. II. Tremane delivered
eloquent GRAFTON. He was loudly nppauded through
The congregation then sung My Country. 'ris OF
Thee, " 1.-The StarSpanglcd Banner" Iiod the Fort'
and ''All Hail the Power oil jesus Name" The Rev
s. II. Tyng made long address in which he alluded to
the grand celebration OF this tho gorons Centennial
anniversary OF the nalon's freedom Every seat In Tho
tent was occupied.
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IN NEWARK.

Nothing scarcely could surpass the heartiness and
genera spirit OF tho Center Fourth OF July cccbra
ilon ~ Newark and adjacent places IN New Jersey.
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CASUALTIES AND FIRES.

The usual large number Of casualties and fires
urred in the city from the effects fireworks. Fcw
cof the former dangerous and of the latter
were serious
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM. ROME.

The following despatch was received yesterday, July
4, by Cardinal McCloskey Mgr Chatard enter
tanned to-day at dinner, the American College Rome.
Cardinal Franohi. Mgr Ronceiti the rectors OF the
foreign colleges. and number OF American visitors,
who telegraph their joint graf uatons to Cardinal
McCloskey on the hundrcdth anniversary OF the
ton 3 Independence.
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TEE DAY Ersrwnrnr

The celebrations throughout the country were full OF
enthusiasm and elaborate display in tho way or pro-
ccsslons. orations and pyrotccnnicE
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AT wAsuINcroN HEIoHrs

The gentlemen resident in the ncghborhood OF Fort
Washington celebrated in becoming manner the one
hundredih anniversary OF American independence at
Schedcrs Hotel, High Bridge. In the afternoon
served IN Scbedler's best STYLE and with
speech making and wine sipping day wore into night
when fireworks IN order.
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CONTINUED on 18TH RAOlr
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rirs, city rrscD Captain Rodgers: ror,ynye men
Keystone Battery. Captain rouiiercr with peces Of
Brirad,.r General 'ssei{ sa'.eIl rhaycr and ..sn
sscn =. j. 3 irwin: Ad|gssns: J.ne. 4 Nsnsy: Omar
s,%'' sSss Isss Msss John
Company A.. under Command Of Lieute.snt Stretch.
United States f5%y iisG g. s'as. sn. Captain Walter
4 spss states
Company G, Ilsa,en.n, O. l. Hin %Hne tinted States Army
D. ass G''H' DAVIS United state.
Tho Cadets preceded by tie wesi Point Band and Drum
League rsisna and Seam ic"men iro% the United '''''
Third Regiment r T. o. coonel s"iirr $50 strong and
ASuc tH strong and p.sccdso By @ band
Brrndier General srin,on ana stan.
Second Re ipsnt Pcnns,losn. Nat,onal Guard Colonel
us.ss Trsip q Artery. from Providence, J. coon-i
Regimen, Psn"iv."a National ussS Colonel r.
% s INV ss s"ss. a"s .:"soss s;sof'"s S
Battalion Of tn. X ss,"s sss%s"' 'G.
ana osp %, T ss b m liz ar
Albany za"ve Cadets cse,s9 % eyncds; sixty strong and
wsecscos Legion. Captain John =. Denny; fifty and
Company B. First Regiment r"'S * O.. w..h,ns.on, D. g.
Company d. Eighth negnsnt. p n O.. ciiy Guards Of
Artillery Corps. Washington rsys Lieutenant Lsssrus;
fifty n drum corps
Pierce Light Guard, OF Boston. Sixty and with
full Band.
Centennial Legion consisting Of Dctachments and Bat
talions from the Thirteen Original states.
This organization to have been commanded by Major
General Burnside, but during his absence General
Heath. an ex-Confedcrate Oncer from Rci-
p.ond. Va. commanded.
Several Comp incs from Virginia. and among them the
famous Richmond Light Int ntry Blnes.
Pelouxe Cadets from Detroit. Major Eoger companies
and presenting nne APPEARANCE.
Ssventh Regiment N y. :. y. a. The had
GA men in line, and had bavd o. % pieces and
drum corps OF ~.
" <.tt. fxu
Company ~ National tfusrd Vermont, Newton.
Company \ationsi Guard OF Vermont, Captain Estcy
These numbered about men and were
accompanied by y full r~gn-nts Dvnd
Cadets from the Northern Home Friendic<s Chdren
Girsrd college Cadets
- Norfolk Light Artillery blues
Fourth virginia artillery, Captain liuchens. with
piece Of artillery
In addition 10 the there Of
ent companies from tho interior a. the different
parts o th-
rfE CEREMONIES ~ IypErEspyxcN svuAKx
The stand upon which the took place
wooden structure upon which wOrkmcn have been n
jagged for week past IL extended across the whole
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"
Thy hand 10 this day.
The whole praise and glory OF these great we
ascrbc, q Godl To Thee. mot unto US. q Lord not
unto u.s. unto Thy name 10 all the glory, for by
Thee only have VIC been led present post
tion among the nations of The earth Az hou wssrour
Fathers God In tunes past, bsscech Thee to be
God IN all tmo TO come Thou hast safely brought us
10 the beginning another century OF national lite De
lend and bless the same God with Thy mighty
power Give peace aud prosperity IN all our borders,
unity anu charity among nli classes and a true aud
hearty iovc OF country TO all our people. Keep far
from us all things hurtu TO the welfare OF The nation,
and give TO us all things necessary or our ruc growth
and progress
Bless. o Thou Mighty Ruler Of the Unvcrse Thy
servants 10 whom are committed the executive, the
legislative and JUDICIAL government OF this land, that
Thou wouldst be pleased 10 direct and prosper all
their consultations TO the advancenlc of Thy glory.
the good o Thy Church. tho safety, anu welfare
OF Thy people, that ali things may bo ordered and
settled by her cndcavors upon the best and snrcst
foundations, that peace aud happIness truth and JUS
tice, religion tree liberty may be established among
Us ior all generations Make us TO know, therefore,
that this day OF nat oD's fcstiyity and TO con-
s,dcr in our hearts. that Thou art God In heaven
above ana upon the earth beneath and thai there Is no
God else beside Thee
Enable Us TO keep Thy statutes and Thy judgments
when Thou hast commanded, that II may 10 wei with
anI with children; that we ana they may fear
Thy name ana otcy Thy law, and that Thou msycst
prcong the days OF t.is nation through all coming
time.
Establish Thy Kingdom the mids, of thi. land.
Make II 'Emmarneis land J." "morntain OF holiness
aud a dwelling place OF righteousness
Inspire Thy Church with the spirit OF truth, unity
and concord grant that every member OF the same
~ his vocation aud Ministry may serve Thee faithfully
Bless the rulers Of tuis city aud tommonw caith, and
grant that they may traly anu impar'siy administer
justico tho punishment Of wickcancss vice, and
10 the fnantcpancc OF Thy true religion virtue
Poar out ihy Fa,hcry blessing upon our whole coun-
try, upon nil our lawful pursuits and industries. upon
ali our households aud Institutions OF learning ana
bcncvolencc. that rcoicng In Thy siio AMI siren 9Th
cncd by Thy might this nation may go on through all
whole earth 30 that all who look upon Il may be aoie
10 say Truly God IN the midst 0f hor she shall not
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

By the American Press Association.
Dom Pedro was at Annapolis, Maryland
on Saturday. .s
The schooner Benjamin Franklin ran
aground at Atlantic Citp yesterday.
The wife of Vice Admiral Rowen died at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard Saturday night.
The funeral Of Reddy, the Blacksmith,
took place in New York yesterday.
Secretary Brstow denies that he ever
resigned eolonelcy in the army because
negroes were enlisted.
A Democratic County Convention held at
Kalamazoo, Michigan,o on Saturday last, de-
clared Tor Tilden; the first in the State.
Judge Bowling died in New York on
Friday afternoon. He rose from the ranks
of policeman to the bench. s
The Auditors report just made out shows
the revenue for the Dominion of Canada to
be sll4.69,1 1928 06, and the expenditures are
$16S, ,665, ,663,
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SEEDS.

CNOWFLAKE POTATO.
y One Of the earliest. Flesh snow white;
when boiled ,Ofa llghtness almost approach
ing q snowflake. -
EXTRA EARLY VERMONT. OF large
size, similar to and earlier than the Early
Rose; OF superior quality and yield.
KING OF THE EAkLIES. fine. large
potato, and very productive.
Extra Early, Carter's, Tom Thumb, Little
Gem ana SaxtOn's Alpha Peas; White and
Black Seeded Wax Beans, Cabbage, Kadish.
Beet. Tomato. Egg Plant and all the IA
vorite Garden Seeds.
CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, HERB
SEEDS, ETC.
Those wanting fresh and reliable seeds
from the well-known grower, n. A. Dreer,
should give us a call. Having several
years. experience, we can offer pure arti-
ele at as low price as can be had In Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
SMITH 4 BKEFN,
fe28 Fourth and Shipley Sts.
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Saturday's Whipping.

At the hour of 10 O'Clock on Saturday
morning commenced the May term, 1876
the series of pilloring and whipping of those
convicted of larceny during the past week
There were only two candidates for the
honors of the pillery this year: Wilmer
Price and Wilson H. Smith, negroes, and
they put in their hour with much apparent
annoyance.
At 1890 whippings were commenced and
the following was the programme: Dennis
Mcguire, white, larceny. He received 2C
light lashes and walked away contentedly
James Danburv, white, larceny. This
boy was only little past 13. He got ten
very light lashes.
William Diggs was gray-headed darkey
who was convicted of larceny. He got &c
light lashes and went away quite jovial.
William Burton, negro, larceny. The
Sheriff whaled him with 20 very hard cuts,
raising welts OH his back. He went away
not quite so happy looking as his predeccs-
sor.
James Trusty, negro. Larceny. He also
back up and made him twist considerably
Henry Harding, negro, larceny. He was
an old man and got 20 light lashes.
James laylOf, negro, larceny. he Was
whipped with 20 lashes until his back was
whitened.
Edward fingers, negro, larceny. He got
20 so severely that he begged for mercy.
William Price, negro, larceny. The
Sheriff gave him 20 heavy cuts.
Last came Wilson H. Smith, negro, con-
victed of larceny, and he got dose of &c
that stung him.
The greater number of those whipped
showed nerve, none but Myers giving ven,
to any expressions of pain with their lips.
The twistings and contortions Of their
bodies, however, showed that they suffered
So ends the first batch and the post re-
main deserted until Saturday next brings
us the I'd installment.
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ONE CENT.
u 0tssOr Locals.

Geo. W. Bush & Son have reduced their
coal fifty cents on the ton.
The thermometer, yesterday afternoon,
marked rs degrees.
Centennial vs.. Quickstep Amateurs this
afternoon at the Rodney Street Grounds.
Mr.. Gould has finished his contract on
the Delaware State Building. M
The poetess, Mrs. Lizzie York Case, y
in the city, as the guest of Mrs. 3. D.
Forbes, 300 West street.
The great Doctor slade has arrived, all
who want to have sitting with him Will
have to come to-day, at 205 East Sixth
street.
The fifth annual meeting of tho Stock
holders of the Workingmen's Loan Asso-
citation, will be held this evening.
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Killed by Desperad0os.

By American Press Association.
DENVER, Colorado, May IA special
from Silverton, two hundred miles from any
telegraph office states that one OF several
brothers named Lambert, committed
breach of the peace. The sheriff tried TO
arrest him, but was driven OF. he with
several citizens attempted the arrest the
next day, when fire was opened on them,
and the sheriff killed outright. The broth
ers escaped.
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Religious.

Edward sharpless, of Haddon6eld, N. j.,
spoke in the Orthodox meeting house yes
tcrday merning and afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Nixon of st. Louis, Mo-, who has
had a call extended to him from the Central
church, preached an eloquent sermon in
that church last evening to large congre-
cation. After the sermon he expressed q
desire to accept the call, but is unable to
decide just now.
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. Wha, u w asssI aK MID.

~ American Press Association.
CHICAGO, May IA special from st
Louis states that the worst which has be
fallen Mckee, was The statement OF Mrs
Lesyenworih. 1t has proved fatal to hti
chances ior pardon.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
nEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE

REGISTERS OFFICE
New Castle County, April q, 1875.
Upon the application Of James Toy, Ad-
ministrator Of Owen Medallion, late OF
Christiana Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator, afore-
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
of administration upon the estate of the
deceased with the date Of ofgranting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posteu
within forty days fl ON the date OF such
Letters, in six Of the most public places Of
the County of, New Castle, requiring all
persons taving demands against the es-
tate, to present the same. OF abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted, within the same period, In the
MORNING HERALD, q newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
in three weeks, (E. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal of office
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In
New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
&C RIGGS Register
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Closed ON Sunday.

By American Press Association.
PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-The Exhibition
grounds were closed to visitors to-day. The
crowd which was about the fence outside
was not large, but some OF those present
protested against being excluded. Inc tsv-
erns in the neighborhood did moderate
business. The chief of police issued an or
der against the playing OF pianos ana Dands
of music in the saloons, and the day passed
off quietly.
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Death OF AN Irish Patriot

By the American Press Association.
NEW YORK, May 14.-The inquest upon
the body of Mullida, the Fenian who shot
himself on Saturday, shows that he was In
sane from neuralgia. He was found guilty
of high treason in 1871, and imprisoned by
the British authorities, and afterwards re-
leased BY O'Donovan Rosa and other. His
funeral will be attended by the Irish 30
cietics.
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FIRE in New Jersey.
,,ioo Il RraSa Association.

American Press AsSOclatOn.
TRENTON, N. J.,May IA destruct-
i've fre broke out 6ere this morning, at
three o'clock, which prevailed among the
establishments and grain
wsrelouses; loss, $3.50, 900, covered BY
small insurance.
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Telnperance Meeting.

At the temperance meeting in Institute
Hall yesterday afternoon, large audience
was present. Addresses were made by
K evs. A. d. Davis and Thos. +. Hicks, M.
D., and Rev. James Smith. Ten or twelve
new names were added to the pledge. This
will be the last meeting until the first
Sunday In October.
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Preparing for the Indian Campaign
ByAmerican Press Association.
CHEYENNE, May 14.-Troops are gather.
inc here for the Indian campaign, and all
seem to be in excellent condition. General
Crook and staff will leave here for the front
Tomorrow, U
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NUIlUh-Is hereby given 10 ali persons
= whose business or occupation requires
mat the same is due and payable on The !st
gay ofJune, at the offices of the Clerk of
1he Peace fer New Castle county.
JOHN 2. SPRINGER,
Clerk ut New Castle.
lny2-lm NJ, A, j, SPRINGER,
Depu'y, No. 900 W. second, Wilmington.
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The post Once Appropriations.
BY Amer can Press Association.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-1he Committee
on Post Office Appropriations are not get
ting along as fast as is desired. In order to
get through with it night sessions will be
held.
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8. G. BIGGS, Register,
notice.! /!

All persons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator, on OF
before April "a, 1877 or abide the act Of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
JAMES TOY,
Administrator.
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justices Court.

Before Esquire Frazer, Saturday, Uena
Phillips was fined fifty cents and costs for
assault and battery on Sallie Clowser. Ed
mund G. Wilson, assault; held in 500 TO
keep the peace. Before Esquire Brady,
William Murphey, assault; fined ~ and
costs.
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NOTICE.
DpNOCRATIC COUNTY CONVF
TON. IL
NOTICE.

In accordance with time
tom of the Democracy nonOred Gus
County, H County Meet of New Castle
the oI1rt House in ..pg will he held in
an saturday, Nav me City OF Newcastle,
for the pul po. II 1876, at o'clock =. NJ.
hold the se' % of appointing Judges TO
nolntin" .eral Nomination Elections; ap-
and "a County Executive Committe.
ne Jr the transaction of any other busi-
,'s that may be brought before the meet
yng.
In view Of the astounding developments
almost daily made by invest' eating COM
mlt'ees ''fa Democratic House of Congress,
OF Fraud and Corruption in high places, it
becomes all good cliizens to attend this
meeting, and help effect a thorough organ
lzd'lon u1 the Great d. mocrstic rarty for
the ensuing campaign, so that it may effec-
tually oattle with and overcome corrup-
tl'n and Radi alism in all its tOrms-the
oa!yhope of rescuing our beloved country
1ro u the control of unprincip!ed men, from
bankruptcy and Population rests upon
me success of the Democratic Party in the
coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Acting Chrn of last County Meeting
=, Appoquinimink Hundred.
May D. 1879 m,9-l7t
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Tho Union racIGc investlEot1Ons.
by american Press Association. .
WASHING .oN. May l4.-The Union Pa
cif,c investigation was begun by the House
YESTERDAY in earnest. Gen. Dodge has
been secured to testify. His testimony will
inculpate some prominent men.
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Must step DOwn and out.

BY American Press Association.
WASHINGTON, May IA debate IN tho
House Yesterday, declared that Fitzhugh,
door-keeper of the House, must either re-
sign or be dismissed. He is regarded ~ q
disgrace to the position he fills. A CANVASS
for his place is already progressing here.
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Police. Nous.

Charles Redmeyer, disorderly conduct;
IS and costs. Timothy Sullivan and MI
chael Mann, assault; IS and costs.
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The weather To-day.
In the lower lake and Middle States In
creasing cloudiness with rain In the former
and the northern portion of the latter.
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ElNAL NOTICE-TAXEs FOR ls7'.-
l This is the last appeal we shall make to
u.lnquents for City and Sch hoOl Taxes for
to'o bills having been rendered and called
Nrseveral times, and notices sent by postal
chFd. Some few have paid no attention to
sllese requests while some others have pro-
missed and have not paid. Now, on account
o. the short time We have to settle and the
Tlty urging us for the money, we are Oh
llged from necessity and for our own pro-
ofeach delinquent and having commen-
cel to do SO. we Will continue to make
lsvtes and sell until the taxes are paid.
Those having no property and who are not
tors sffice and make satisfactory arrange
ments and to those who are able tn pay and
VIII not, we say that we do not intend
TO pay for them. and we ask them TO give
lh!s their attention. If they DO not pay
There Is nothing for US to do but pay the
cry taxes or take them to Jail, and the lat
Ter we will positively do.
y, Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King.
Hours from 8 o'clock o. m. to IL m., and
nom 2 to 5 and 7 to SPIN.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver OF Northern District. uncluding
all north Of Sixth street.
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver of Southern District, Qncluding
all south of Sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRANSFER
NEAL ESTATE WILL OBLIGE TIE
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO.
lice THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE TIIA1.
we MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE PROPEIs
OWNERS.
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMER,
h1N-tf City Assessors
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A strong Conkling feeling is growing IN
New Jersey.
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l---,,,n Ten or Twelve persons can pe
kVANJ 81, =, ndated with board atus. at
" accomIioo"'4 4O3 b. SEVENTH st.
myI.l2t
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hR. HENRY SLADE.

/ Nv f5IlKDE.
ALE CELEBRATED SLATE-WRITING G
MEDIUM, OF NEW YORK,
viii take up his residence among us for
sIN sGw Gays, and give sittings to those who de-
ere slie 10 hear, or to hold converse with their
friends in the spirit world
nue notice will be given Of his advent
"ino,G us, previous to his going to Russia.
4ny1o-M Residence, No, 105 4, SIXTH ST,
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nAy AT HuME.-Agents y Wanted' y Ea
bin A "a ha "a terms free. TRUE 4 CO.,
NlZ Outnt anu m6-Iyeod.
suy,lsta Maine. -----
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WANTS..

----,n 0irl to do general house.
FTANrED.ppAaf ppafsrcnce 1,a' S required. Apply at
work. No 222 KING STkEET q
my12-3t
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NOTICE.

N o11cE'
MECHANICS LOAN STOCK.
FIVE hundred shares of the Sixth Series
JuI, issued and Tor sale, the first payment
70 ne made on the Second Tuesday in May.
Apply to WI MORROW, ESQ,
apl3-eOd No All French Street.
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--,nlLnA W oman to COOK anu as,sis'
and ironing. APPLY AZ
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.n npr uay at hOnHe. SHIHP
'eh SI() worth 81 free. sTIMsoN .oE y
Igopp, p,r,Iand, Maine. nio ~ eoo
The Morning herald., 1876-05-15

,ToTlCE-The Fifth Annual NHetlng OF
n the Stockholders of the Working,
m,ns Loan Assnc,atlonM MSy wl'i Is Is Is7s sat at $50
s.'aCa NgnaaS enenl The Annual Report will then be
.u,mitted sI,u,n and an election Tor Officers ana
Directors held.
A NEW SERIES
SNOW JULIE GEO, G. MARtS,
May =. Secretary.
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LOST.
NOTICES..

.-o,IrF An Adjourned Meeting of the
Nollth,R Nolrllt,h",ic benevolent Union of Della
y Vat''1ie Miu, he held in the basement OF 81
ware, snmls WI, ',hurch on sunday afternoon. May
y Jauless nt C o;ri"sk. Delegates from the various
cH.innnc auJo Eemeticiai Societies. will please
ta.nu,lI .a.n mn,irr VIM. BOWIE. Presloe ent.
take ho1'Gr. r;,er Sec,y. myl2.2t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-03
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-Six per
cent bonds, 1884, 999, 400; FIVE per cent
bonds, $7l2,320, $50. Total coin bonds,
81, ,697 800 100.
Lawful money debt 100000; matur-
ed debt 50. 1888, $50.
Legal tenders, ,S36S, Sol ,472; certificates
of deposit, $34. 5000 fractional cur
rency, $29.85S.4l5 Coin certificates,
S29, ,777.9OO Total without interest,
$462,7l7,7SS.
Total debt. $2076,776,4l8' Total in
terest, S27, ,l26 229.
Cash in treasury-Coin, S6459l ,l29;
currency, $12524,945; special deposits
held for redemption Of certificates of de-
posts, S34,520.000 Total in treasury,
Sill $3.50
Debt less cash in treasury, S2,095, 49,
GAL; decrease OF debt during September,
S2,9l5, 365; decrease since June 30, 1876,
S,l72,769.
Bonds issued to Pacific railroad COM
panies, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, S64 ,623, ,5l2; inter
est accrued and not vet paid, 1868, 1852;
lntesest paid by the United States S32,-
O8O, ,2lS; interest repaid by the transpor-
tation of mails, &c, S6,950,393; balance
of interest paid by the United States,
$25, ,129. S24