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FOR SALE.
7,oNM1ssroERR's SALE.
i In The circui. Court Of Ohio County.
wnllsn Atdnson
Jalia Atkinson aadothga-

Julia Atkinson spdethel
The undersigned pedal commissioner hereby
confgEIcd npon him By q decree a nd court made
In the above entitled ems, On the2st Gay O 1une'
iS76, be viii, On
WEDNESDAY, The Oth day d August, A. DISK
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, proceed % sel o.
m pFtudissA n puhlie auction 70 the highest BID
def, tie nal e5tite Of which william Atkinson,
doeeased died BelIed and possessed, containing one
hundred md ninety-three aTss nd thity-a5,
hWf Creek, IN Ohio county, In the State q Wet
VjrginIa. ana bounded - iolloEE Beginning 81 .
stote c6rner to John Wilson's helm, thence south
56s 81 Bal ls2 poles and IS links % stone thenee
North "a Wet g pols and y Aa M Y pa G ~
tTipple loenSt, thsnca North ~ West lS poes and
i3flnfs d 4 stons, thsAee North IS E4Et q polea
and inkI 10 stone, thence North l21Ss E9st %
poles Is links 10 4 stone, thente North IA We
II poles and Q links 70 stone, thence hofth ma
"a iS poles and II links 10 Itone, thence so1th
tfo 10 Wet s. poles 20 links % 4 Hg1I tTea N me
sido Of mail run, corner 70 John Wilson; thence
s0uth 25IE0 West ~ poles Inks % . stone corner
10 ia Wtlon; thence South lie Wet 10 poles ]!
llnfs 10 The beginning; according % certain dfed
dated the 10th day q June, lsi6, naae :! :OI n
nd deceased.
said land 3 the tGrm on which the late William
Atkin,on resided, dtnated on the public road
sboat seven miles frOm the city Of Wheeling, and
Rbont one mile from tho Ohio diver and The Fitts-
burTh, Wheeling 4 Kentneky raIlroad, and q con-
Tenient 10 schools md churches and vel known Y
b enc oi ne best hrms In Ohio county. The oil
d rSch hmestoDe oil, the fences are In good COZ
dition and considerable portion Of the teneng J.
excellent OaRe oraneo hedge. TheEe 4 spring q
sod water In every Sheld. The lind ts underidd
With coal Of sod quality. There 4 large guam
tity Of good loeuIt and other timber on the place.
The InSin house Il one Of the bet brick, farm
houses IN The county, with 4 good cellar sud vel
Of choice water at the door, and there = eood
sable md other out buiIdinss. The place has also
on Il small vineyard, . hne0ehAId In full beAf-
Ing and . variety q other hRlt. =,
Those deEiripg TO purchase arc requested 70 call
On the premises and examining tor themselves.
TERxs OF sALK-0ne-third d the purchase
money, or such greater sum - the purchaser may
elect, caSh IN hand, and theresidneot the pureh1ss
money In two equal instalments, payable respect
lively In one and Two yean from thedAy Of slle, the
credit instruments to bear interest hum the day o.
sale md the purchaser 10 EiTe bond with good per-
Dnal security for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retGined until payment Of the purchase
money and the interest that may accrue thereon
In full. ALFRED CALDWELL
- Special Commissioner.
J, c. HERvKT, Auetioneef. 1y2s
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The Cooper Electoral Ticket I'm
West virginia,

The Parkersburg Tfaet the organ o.
the Peter Cooper greenback party in
West Virginia, gives the following as the
electoral ticket for this State.
RreIdat.
PETER CooPEE, OF New York.
Vioe Pfe&Ieat.
SAMUEL CAREY, Of Ohio.
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Mest virginia Politics.


We have DeTez ouuntsl Oa. Wet Virginia going
E.satlicIn this fall, bat hfTeBet her down = Con-
feIeratE and Bourbon to The haek.b1pe. But The
gFpqLIJeIns KEN to think they can c1rry The
SiGte In 1874 tbe vote on C0nEeS Va: Coniel-
sraIE, SIyao; EspUhlian, =, Sc Confederate ms
,jTitT s9f9 But At the Stale eiection In August
1874 On ! Tegy full vote the RePahIitanS Euceeed"
I'd BY the following vote:
F0f Governor, ..'4 -
For G0TeZDgr Dem.
IePaClIt1u majority 80
Graut also C7rIieI The state oTer Greeley By
.7H EptSogity This fall, IN addition 10 tue tnteI'
=; IN toe Presidential election, there lre two
ITuitri sltes Eenato1 70 le ehosen BY the LEisiA.
turc that vii Le elected In November. One mus
IL chosen TO rerTe oct the unsIPfed teIm o. tne
late senator CspsTtGo, ending March T. lssl' ana
M other 70 succeed Senator Davis, Wboee term
vii e1piTe next March. Then then Il full stIte
tieEtI Ia the asld, With General Coz At = he'd
II. & oDr Of the rnost popular men In the stSte,
AID VII not 0nIy bring oGt the foil ReP1hleA1
..rengih, E1I, aided b. The poPulntty Of GeDa5l
Have, With the Soldier element, md thai o. Col:
0uIl ward q. LlnSOu, the intimate personal trtend
a the IRie President lincoln, Who heads the cleo
tSI ticket Will mako large inrOadI upon The Con
ssrvItiTe and Old-lIne Wing vote, which haI heEe;
toIore been thrown lof the DsnosfAir " NeE o.
thee Eaets there are fair prospects that with proper
efIEt on The part Of the Republican n1n1gss,
WtSf virEina nIy Be reeialmed and resume her
cd Placs 10 the ha6 d Ieyal States next NOyen'
Ter.
Tie Tribune is little at sea in regard
to West Virginia politics. The RePub-
licans did not elect a Republican Gov
eruor in 1872, as stated, but simply assist
ed in electing an anti.ring Democrat to
defeat the Ring nominee Of. the Patkers-
burg Bourbon Convention Of that year.
They did, however, carry :he State that
November, as stated, for Grant, owing to
the Appomatox surrender Of the Dem
ocracy after the Pennsylvania October
election. 1t is not by any means impos-
sible to do the same thing this fall. We
have 4 Bourbon constitution that is the
abomination of the people, and that they
would vote down by 10000 majority to-
day il it was up for adoption. As the
canvass wears along, and it becomes
plainly manifest, by such s.raWs as
the large Republican gain in New
Hampshire the other day, that Hayes
and Wheeler are the coming men, the
Democracy will probably again lose
their grip and practically abandon the
fight. Large numbers Of them have no
love for the St. Louis platform or for Mr..
Tildon's financial record, any more than
they had for the constitutional amend.
ments and Greeley's record in 1872; and
hence they have no elan in this contest as
compared with what they hsd for Sey.
more and Blair (reaction and greenbacks)
In 1868.
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NATIONAL BkSK CrRcuLAuoS.-The
courtesy Of the Hon. John Jay Knox,
Comptroller Of Currency. enables Us TO
give our.resders the accompanying state
meat showing. by State; the amount
OF National Bank circulation issued, and
the amount Of legal tender notes depos-
tied in the United States Treasury to re.
tire National Bank circulation from June
20, 1874, and the amount remaining on
deposit August l, 1876:
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GoRAL! CORAL! CoRAL4
TURNER & DILLON,

The Market Street JoxelerS, will open this morn
ing smother lot Of Coral set, which will be sold at
their usual low prices The styles and mountinEl
Of thess goods are superior 10 any ever offered in
this market, :. aus
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TEE days have shortened about half
an hour already. ;rs
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or MD, IN Drafts q Post0nea Money OFdtts, md
vbare nsltheF d thGse can b procured, Bend lie
rsonsy ina Registered Lettes.
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and 1ddTess.
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DHILLIP DRAILLY,
SAVE THE EYE.

SAVE THE EYE.
There Is no partd the human organization %
much abused a the eye Our Perfected speetaeles
mover fall 10 render satisfaction. Their material =
pHrity Itself, tins improving, Strengthening and
preserving the eye and relieving all diELiness and
ElTeEIpg Of sight; they arc brilliant and easy 70
the eye. Gall a ll03 Main street for Spectaeles,
Watches, Coels, JeEelry, &c.
E8-Fine Watches and Cioeu repaired.
ana OXTOBY DUFEIELD.
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The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
A Nbss Dtts Of Htst0rv.

A. fsw scraps of history in connection wisn
Wilmington were given to- q HERALD repre-.
sentative yesterday afternoon, by an ageo
and much esteemed citizen. He stated that
wilmington was the FIRST place in the Uni,
ted States whore paper was manufactured
by machinery. Long before that paper was
made and succeeded parchment, but 1t was
here, upon the banks of the Brandywine,
that machinery was 20 far perfected as to
make its manufacture easy. Connected
with this 10 another incident which gives 1t
additional interest. The mill used was the
same that 10 now occupied by Mr.. Lesnder
+. Riddle, for manufacturing purposes. 1t
was at that time known as Gilpin's Mil, be-
ing the property of Kentmere Gilpin, and the
announcement going abroad, that this dis
eoyery had been made in Wilmington, two
New Englanders came to Wilmington and
stopped several days. One night when n
was dark and blustery they visited the mill
Of Mr.. Gilpin, and by climbing up through
the race, secured entrance. when they drew
plane Of the mach merry, and taking. them to
New England, there commenced the manu-
facture Of machine made paper, which al
that time was the only place outside ofWn
mington where 1t was carried on.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
NEW YORK'S LAST EXC1TEMENT.
A Heavy Bank Fnilure.::


BY American Press Association.
eNEw YORK, March 1.-THE failure Of
the National Bank of the State of New
York to-day, caused intense excitement on
Wall street, and the prices of all securities
at the stock exchange fell off with fever
ish feeling prevailing. The prices however
afterwards rallied. At one time there were
fears of run on other banks, and that
calmer and quieter feeling prevailed subse-
quently The capital Of the bank is
So, ,OOO, 900; this it is thought will be re-
duced TO 81 100000 by the classes sustained
and stockholders assessed for the deficiea-
cies.
The troubles of the Bank, 1t is understood
arose principally from had management and
unfortunate advances made upon cotton,
the price of which has been gradually sink
ing here and in Liverpool for some time
past. The Bank however holds some Of
this staple as security for loans. The Bank
examiner says the bank will probably pay
50 cents oh the dollar to shareholders but al
officer Of the institution says they will pay
IS cents. At meeting of the Clearing
House Association this P. NJ, 1t was decid
ed to suspend the bank from further priv
ileges. 1t is expected receiver will be ap
pointed soou. An evening paper says. sus-
pension Of bank is partly due to overdrafts
the result of loaning on warehouse receipts
that these overdratts amount to $50, 900 and
that an officer of the Bank is rumcred to b.
connected with them.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs,

George Tisdall, large insurance ::broker
ular business transactions.
The Boston obstinate witness, who re-
fused to answer certain questions to CON-
mittee of inquiry from the Councils of that
city, has been released from Jail.
A committee from Richmond com
mandry, Knights Templars, with memor
ials for prominent people of Boston, will
arrive in that city to-day.
The voting in Cincinnati yesterday on the
$4,000 600 appropriation to the Southern
Railroad was largely In favor of the same.
A snow storm at Ophir, Utah, yesterday
carried away the boarding house Of poor
miner and buried with three it men who
were lost.
A call was issued in Detroit, Michigan,
yesterday for State Convention Of the
Greenback party, to be held OH the Sd OF
May to nominate Presidential electors.
The California Press Association yester-
day proclaimed against patent outsides.
A speedy settlement of the job printers
strike 10 expected in favor of the strikers
The Evening Post job Office has succumbed
and the former hands resumed work at the
old rates.
A fire in Lowville, N. Y. yesterday de.
stcoyed property to the amount of 1000
The Chicago whisky trials have been post
poned until Friday.
A London Despatch states that Ameri-
can Railway securities of the better class
are firm.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15

menced with . constitutional argument to
IvAUw tHE the House could not punish FOR
the offence, but under the Jaw thecase could
be certified to- The cfimitial court
alone haA the powerto punish. Tho House
had sysass ago BY its;own act deprived iteelf
of Nsrikht to punish for contempt, and had
committed the case to the criminal court.
After the statement had been read the
Speaker, addressing Mr.. Kilbourne, asked
whether he was prepared to answer the
questions of the Committee.
Mr.. Kilbourne-I decline for the reasons
given in my statement. .'I
The Speaker-Are you prepared to pro-
ducs the papers called for In the subp"na
ds.css terum."
Mr., Kilbourns said he was not.
Mr.. Glover then offered . resolution al
leging that Mr.. Kilbourne had failed to
show sufficient cause why he should not
answer or obey the subpoena, and that he
should therefore be considered as 10 con-
tempt Of the HouDe: adopted. Mr.. Glover
then offered further resolution declaring
that In pureing himself Of the contempt,
the ssid Hallett Kilbourne be required to
state If he is ready to. appear before the
Committee and answer and obey the sub
pena ducss tsr,ya, and If he answers that he
is ready, then she said witness shall appear
and answer forthwith, or - soon as the
Committee can be convened, and that IN the
meantime he remain In custody OF
the Sergeant -at-A Arms, but If he shall ans
wer that he is not ready to appear. that he
be committed to the said custody for the
continuation of said contempt, and shall
continue in the said custody until he sigDi-
des that he is ready to appear and answer
to await the further orders of the House,
and that in enforcing this order the Ser
gesnt-,At-Arrhs shall keep the said Kill
bourne in custody in the common Jail Of
the District of Columbia. This was also
adopted, and the House at $50 P. M. i'd
journed. s.'.l l"
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
kR The Centennial Building Fssssd.

- The Centennial Building Fund.
- To the Firemen's Centennial Fund the fol.
lowing additional contributions are re-
ported:
william McCauley, s25; F. Rudolph, S.
James NJ. Jones, 81; Mabel, Lizzie W :,
Irene c. and Richard K Jones, each %
cents; c. A. Wisdom, TO cents ;Bellah Il Ell
liot, SIS; Mrs. H. F. Jones, s; Thomas J
Jordan, 81; Capt. MachIin; 81; SIS. South
ard, IS Thomas Baker, 30 cents: School
girl, Is cents; City Market House Company
IS IS; Chas. Green, S.; Miss P. H Hayes
$2: Charles Francis McClarren, 81; George
Downey, ten cents; George H. Xiesil and
customers at his barber shop, So IS; Jas.
T. Crozier, and customers at his cigar store,
% IS; NJ. L. Lichtenstein, S.; H. Pyle, ~;
Walton, Whann & Co., $40; Peter McCul
Tough, IS; Henry Dandy, 8; J. Tatnall, Jr.
u; Eli Wilson, 2; George ). Grubb, 81: E.
j. McManus, 50; John Finn, 81: Jesse
Lane, SEQ; B. s. Clark, 81; Miss Arzellis
jefferson; IS; Sue Patterson, 50 cents. TO
tai amount handed over to Mr.. Adams, 81, ).
576 IS. Grand total, including subscrip-
tions from down the State, 50, 12S 90. /,
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
Shad Fishing,

John P. Springer, ESQ.,, Clerk of the
Peace for this county, gives notice elsewhere
that persons engaged in fishing within the
limits of Delaware will have to secure II
cense. Some of the fishermen have been
under the impression that by the act of the
Legislature creating a Commission to fix
the boundary line between New Jersey and
Delaware, the law compelling fishermen to
take out license was reported. At the last
session of the Legislature the act creating
the commission was repealed, and that
leaves the old law still in force. Persons
from adjoining States who have been en-
gagged in fishing in Delaware waters will get
themselves into trouble unless they comply
with the law.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
SEEDS.

SNOWFLAKE POTATO.
y One of the earliest. Flesh snow white:
when boiled ,ofa lightne ess almost approach
ing 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, Carters, Tom Thumb, Little
Gem and SaXtOn's Alpha Peas; White and
Black seeded Wax Beans, Cabbage, Radish
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 grow er, H. A. Dreer,
should give us call. Having several
years experience, we can offer pure arti
eie at as low price as can be had in Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
SMITH Il BREtN,
fe2S Fourth and Shipley Its.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
Our Miniature Poster.

The following new scale of postal rates
has been sent us by a correspondent:
A one-cent stamp for circular,
A two-cent stamp for newspapair,
A threc-cent stamp for sealed lettair,
All licked on in the right cornair;
Lick, brothers, lick with care
On the right hand side, not everywhere,
Unless you want the postmastair
To make things hot, and "cuss and swear"
Mcbride, 72S Market street, can suit ali
in carpets, oilcloths and window shades.
An Irishman was brought before JUS
tice Of the Peace on charge of vagrancy,
and was thus questioned: "What trade are
youl" "Sure, now, your honor, an Pm a
sailor" "You a seafaring man ques-
tion whether you have ever been to sea in
your life." "Sure, now, an does your
honor think came over from ireland in a
wagin" /"
Beds renovated and all kinds of furniture
for sale at Adair's, Fourth and King
streets,
A Danbury man carried home four
quarts Of soft-shell clans in his overcoat
pocket. In the same pocket was handful
Of loose tobacco. The soft-shel clans had
often heard Of the weed, of course, but this
was the first sample they had seen, and by
the time the man reached home each clam
had nice quid comfortably rolled under its
tongue. The clans were opened, and
cooked, without the family noticing the
filthy habit they had got into. They were
served for breakfast, and partly eater.
The Danbury man is now convinced that he
must either find something other than a
pseket to carry clans home in, or get a
wider back door.--Danbary Nsps.
Workinxmen Look to your interests
and save doctor bills by using Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Fresh herring and shad were plentiful In
m srket, yesterday afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
.-ce,seea.-s>

by the American Press Association. Z
p NoRwions ca. March 1l.-I&s psn-
iso:i sss:f 'S1 nj .;f s,d
Welles I'd succesd the hte Congressman
Starkweather.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, March l4-The Re
publicaps Of the Third CoRer easional DIS
trict this p. M, at Putnam, nominated BY
acclamation Hon. ]. r. VISIT TO aucceed the
late Congressman Starkweather. rsr
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
NEW HAMPsHIRE.
A Heavy Republican Gain.

By American Press Association.
MANCHESTER, N. H., March H. The
election passed off quietly, heavy vote was
pollea. The Republicans carried the city
by 62S majority. The Republicans elect Ii
representatives and the Democrats Is.
CONCORD, N. a., March 14.-Cheney,
Republican, is probably elected Governor
by the people. The Republicans also claim
the Senate and House. Thirty-tive towns
show Republican gain of 255.
BosToN, March IA special to the
Globe from Concord, N. H., says seventy
four towns and cities give Cheney, Repuh-
lican. l4,9O1, and Marcy, Democrat, II ,46t:
scattering, As. The same towns last year
gave Cheney, Republican, 1920; Roberts,
Democrat, 1884; scattering, 275.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
Centennial Legion.

This is the name of legion to parade in
Philadelphia Oh the Fourth OF July next, as
the escort of President Grant 1t will be
composed of one company from each OF the
original States. Delaware will be repre-
sented by the American Rifles, who will it
is understood be well accoutred and uni
formed. To each member will be presented
q medal commemorative of the occasion.
Like all other delegations, the Rifles will
carry the flag of their State.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
D,~r,r< Out Charred Rem aims.

BY American itess association.
NORWICH, c., March 1.-THE work Of
removing the debris from the ruins Of the
Poor House fire, which occurred on sunday
night, and by which about fourteen persons
were burned to death was begun tbls morh-
ing by gang of laborers. Up to noon to-
day the remains of five persons were taken
from the ruins making the total number
recovered twelve. 1t is believed there are
several more bodies to be found
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
Another COMMITTEE.
By American Press Association.

BRooKLNN, March IA special COM
mittce of Plymouth Church, appointed to
try Bowen's Case, met at Mr.. Pratt's resi-
dence to night. The committee say Bow
ems sons carefully evaded the principal
questions asked, but acknowledged that
their father visited South Brooklyn fire.
quently, searching for witnesses to sustain
his chargessgainst Beecher.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
ROTRL ARRlTAL6.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Samuel Morris, Chester Co, Pa
c H Browning, Cincinnati, o
H Froehlich, New Bork
Sames Power, Boston ..r q
OIL Baker, Cleveland, o
JF Roberts, Jersey City,
G g Mariner, City
J F johnson, Boston
Col Derinon, New York t,
II G Beck, 500.
W ] Thompson, T" - .'.
CITY HOTEL. ~. m-
Enoch Walters, schr Harry Clay.
Peter Arnold, Somers Point, N J
Edgar Thompson, Millville, N ] ,
w T Showslter, Delmar.
Amos Watson, Fair Hill
w Pierce Whitcraft, Strickersville
Robert NJ Gibson, city
] Hyde Trol, St Louis, Mo j.
Samuel Sidney, Petersburg, w
3 D Whitcraft, Strickersville
Bawrence Fernan, Newark, Del
W H Steel, Lewisville, Pa .s
CIR Biles, Fair Hill, Md
John Thompson, Fair Hill Md
Samuel Weldie, Lewisville, Pa
R Shannon, Reading -.
h McCahrey, Reading r.
Edward Hawk, Reading
Milton Nichols, Unionville.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
Attempted Assassination.
Wy the American Press Association.

PoTTsv,LLE, Pa, March 14.-Last night
while Polish Priest, of Shamokin, was in
bed an attack was IS ade on his house, and
several shots fired into his room, two Of the
shots entering the headboard of the bed.
The woud.be assassins escaped without
Identification.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
A Marquis Protests.

LONDON, March 14.-The Marquis of
Harrington, the leader of the Liberals gave
notice in the House of Commons this even
ing that he would oppose the assumption
by the Queen of the title of Empress Of
India.