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The daily gazette., 1876-01-07
RaitrOGd Gossip. !

ANOTHER TRAIN FOR THE DHLAWABR
RAtLKoAD-THE TARIFF ON GRAIN
ETC.
The Smyrna Times has the following
railroad gossip.
There is rumor that third pss.
'enger train will be put on the Dela~
ware road very early in the Spring.
md we are inclined to think there is
something in it, in view of the Cen.
tennial and diso of the fact that Supt.
Mills, of the Delaware Division has
been agitating for it for some time, it
is said. 1t IS to leave here or Clayton,
.bout o'clock in the morning for
Philadelphia, and leave Philadelphia
tbout 3 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
if it is put on.
Claytoa is to be made q water sta
lion, and preparations are being made
10 put a tank house just below where
the Kent r. II. crosses the main
track.
The freight tariff on grain has beon
reduced about one-third, recently
from 10 cents to seven per one hun
dred. 1t formerly cost six cents per
bushel from Clayton to Philadelphia:
W 40 nv" q iioCtiOu ltoS budn q CcuJ8.
Farmers along the line of the Kent
road, between Chestertown and Clay
ton, can ship grain to New York
without extra charge on that road
This has caused about $4,000 bushels
to come to Clayton over this road in
the four weeks that the reduction has
been in force. Hardly a bushel ever
came that way way before.
The Kent road, it now seems, may
run permanently to Clayton, though It
is said the Queen Anne's road is fight.
ing hard against such a plan. When
it only run to Massey's it was never
able to pay running expenses, we are
told. Now the train men aud other
employees are paid promptly, and Mr..
Gerker, the lessee, seems to have it
under successful control.
Now, If the P. w. & B. Company
would only put the Delaware passen-
gers ON Though trains between Will
mington and Philadelphia, and give
us detent waiting room here in town,
we would be much better fixed.
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Registers Order.
RHaIsTER,s OPYICH.

kR0ISTER'S OPPICE.
h CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 9th. 1875.
the application of Geo. w. Humphrey
|nes Head, executors of James Hum
late OF " ilmington Hundred, in said
4, deceased; it is ordered and directed
Register that the Executors aforesaid.
notice Of the granting of Letters
keutary upon the Estate of the
td, with the date of granting thereof.
hing advertisements to be posted within
hys from the date of such Letters, in
the most public places Of the County OF
nstle. requiring all persons having
Us against the Estate. to pl esent the
br abide by an Act Of Assembly in such
|hde and provided. And also cause the
, be inserted within the same period in
laware Gazette. a newspaper published
lmington, and to be continued therein
pnths.
~ Given under the hand and Seal
II \o! Office of the Register aforesaid.
< lai New Castle, In New Castle Coun.
ty aforesaid. the day and year abo We
IS; 9: BlGdS. Register.
ersons having claims against the Es-
<he deceased must present the same
ested TO the Executors, on or be.
ember 9th. 1876. or abide the Act Of
D in such case made and provided.
GEO W. HUMPHREY,
JAMES HEALD.
Lss-Wilmington. Del.
lb-2mw
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Public MeetinO.
The u. NJ. G. A., at Hanover Presby-
terrain Church

The Y. NJ. G. A., at Hanover Prcsby-
terrain Church.
At the Hanover P Presbyterian Church
last evening before large audience,
the first public meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held.
Harry G. Conrad, President of the As
sociation presided.
The musical exercises of the services
which were conducted by Mr.. Bond,
were very fine, and included the sing.
ing Of Sankey's famous hymn, "Hold
the Fort"
After an opening prayer by Rev. L.
Marks, pastor of Hanover, Mr.. George
Mears, Vice-President of the Y. N. Q.
A, Philadelphia, was introduced and
delivered pleasing address.
j, I'll. Shearman was next introduced
and spoke in an interesting manner.
m. L. B. Rowland, Superintendent
of the Philadelphia Y. M. G. A., un-
der whose management the meeting,
last evening, was conducted, came
forward and made an address filed
with pleasing anecdotes and many in
teresting remarks.
Mr.. Edward Reed, Of Philadelphia,
was next introduced and related his
personal experience in a touching
manner.
Two stanzas of the "Prodigal Son"
were then sung by Mr.. Bond. MIR.
Rowland next offered a prayer for the
Christian Association, hoping that
their irtiuence would be felt by all in
the house.
The meeting then adjourned with a
benediction by Rev. l.. Marks.
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il BAL
TlMORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave Wilmington as follows tor
Philadelphia md intermediate stations, 100,
$40, 900, a52, 1870, o. m. 200, 40 1920 $50,
y. IN.
Philadelpnla and New York. L3l. a. m /;
l2.14, 1881, GAG p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.52,
o. OF a. m. 5.20, p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 50, Los. 9.O5,
u. m. /; l2.56, l.23, $40, 7.l0, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 500, 6.2o, $50, a. m. l26, go
pm
Harrington and intermediate stations, 6Oo
$50, a. m. $40 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 900. a.SO,
a m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, $40
n. m., Las, $50, p. m.
philadelphia and New York, Isl, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1252, 1.55
q. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred TO the time tables posted at the depot.
H y. KENNEY. Superintendent
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Marriage OF Jefferson Davis, Daughter

The Memphis Appeal furnishes the fol.
lowing particulars of the marriage in
that city, on New Years morning, of
Miss Margaret H. Davis, daughter of
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, to Mr.. J. A. Hayes,
cashier of the State National Bank, Of
that city:
Before the hour of half past nine st.
Lazarus Church was filled to overflow
ing, and there was not standing room
scarcely in the small inclosure around
ed by Rev. DIR. George White, Of Calva-
ry, assisted by Rev. Churchill Eastin, of
ST. Lazarus Church. There were many
handsome wedding presents, some Of
them from abroad. After the ceremony
the bridal party returned to the resi-
dencee of the brides father, where they
remained short time, the bride and
groom receiving the congratulations of
their relatives and friends, after which
they left for st. Louis"
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The knocking down of the Rev

The knocking down of the Rev.
Beecher's pews to the highest bidder.
on Tuesday evening, did not quite
come up to the expectations of the
fold. Tie total amount realized was
$63, $50, while one year ago the auc-
tioneer footed it up at $71.165. This
falling from grace Is attributed entire
ly to the hard times, but it ought to
be said that the rental is considerably
above the average of other years. On
$63,6S0 Plymouth certainly should
manage to keep its head above water.
II. B, Claflin, the merchant prince,
we commemmorate,g got the first choice
for a trifile of $3.50.
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MILLS & COMBS
Patent Dump Wagon.

Weare now using our Dump Coal Wagon
ior to any wagon ever introduced in this or
other cities for dumping coal into cellars
W c do not back on the pavement or curb. as
is somet time es the case with other wagons. but
the pavement. and chute the coal into he
cellar without any trouble. Attached to tho
wagon il an extension frame. and the body
which rests on wheels. can be run back upon
the frame six or eight feet. al the same time
the front OIL he wagon ,unning up an inclin-
ed plain gives it sufficient elevation as to
cause the coal TO run by its own gravity into
the liar when the shoot is attached.
These wagons can be seen on the streets or
at our
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GISTER'S ORDE RI.
tGasTs;a,,i ,, skp EEs.
RrarsTgR's OPrIog.

RfGtsTIR's OPrToE,
! Cattle County. December -. 1S70
|the application of evils X. SprrR-
q Z A. OF Peter Springer
! silmington Hundred. in said County
!, it il ordered and directed by tho
That the Administrator aforesaid, give
1.-The granting of Letters OF Admins.
hpon the Esta,e Of the deceased, with
5of granting thereof, by causing ad-
bents to be posted within forty days
! date of such Letters, in six Of the
bblic places of the County .oi New
all persons having demands
the Estate. TO present the same, or
an Act of Assembly in such case made
vided. And also cause tho same 70 be
within tn same period in the Daily
|. newspaper published III VIII
and 70 be continued therein three
lE. D. ID
Given under tho hand and Seal OF
0hce of the Register aforesaid. at
Nsw Castle, in Now Castle County
H.. .tns day and yea. sbovewrittep.
S. G. BIGGS. Register.
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New Merchant
Establishment

The undersigned has opened new merch.
Tailoring establishment
AT NO. 406 KING STREET.
lie has laid IN stock OF seasonable goods.
and cut prices down to the lowest figure
Call and examine my stock and learn my
prices No trouble to show goods or answe
questions.
oct-lh6m. PHILLIP BONNER.s'
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Rev. D. g. Ridgway, M. E. pastor at
Laurel, Sussex county, had donation
visit on Christmas eve. In addition to
provisions, he was presented with nice
suit of black cloth, and his wife with O
purse and writing desk.
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To SUPFRRING LADIEs-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrasfix Posoders, for ali female
Complaints. By mail, 81. Address, DF.
Rogerson. r. o. Box. 256S N. y. Iity
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NlTInE

e:song having claims against the Es-
the deceased must present the sGne
TESTED to the Administrator. on or
december 29th. 1876 or abide the ACT
mhly in such case made and provided.
LEWIS X. SPRINGER,
Adm. c L. A.
-lhird aud Orange streets, Whining
h. dec3leOd3w
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M ATTINGS--We have now In stock white
Iva anu check canton mattings, by the pieo
mad. at the lowest prioes-
W. b.. SHARP,
Fourth aud Market stree
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CKEkBUCh EkS.-We have now IN
N stock n complete assortment OF thee
fashionable goods. com mprising all the newest
coiorings and styles in plain. plaids and
stripes. W. b. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth and Market streets
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AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices.

S. E. CORNER NINTH & SPRUCE SITS
"E have on hand full assortment OF
w Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Gal Z.
ters, Ladies'. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes
an Caters, made Of the best material and
in the best and latest style. which we are
selling at prices that defy competi ion. We
cordially invite the public To call and exam
enc our stock and learn our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We mean business,
and in order to do it we eeu cheap-very
cheap.
novl9-3m. WIN. H0UCK.
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Coal and Wood Yard.
+ Fourth st. and Railroad Avenue

We purpose selling these wagons. and have
no fear of success. as We claim for them su-
periority over any yet made or likely to be
mado TOR the purposes intended.
These wagons will be exhibited at the Cen
tennial exhibition. an we bespeak for them
a careful inspectioe.
dec2 -2m MILLS r. COMBS
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COAL.

ordn u 4, fUpT T has again opened @ Coz
sorks Mest street, opposite the II. Il,
Il 4 WIN witn his other yard, Persons in want
WA oti can get the Enterprise by order
s,.end gr rss and Water streets o y ORANGE and
ID JOSEPH FOUT.
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40 Husiness MCn.

Mex week there will be- thousands
ofvlsitors to the Dallas Fair. MANY Of
these people will come to trade. IL is
safe to assume that nearly every one
OF them will purchase something while
In our city. The man in any particu.
lar line Of trade who DISPLAYS the
greatest I fort to secure patronage will
be the most likely to get IT, Advertise.
Newspapers offer the hest medium,
Thousands Of newspapers viii be sold,
because men and women win want 10
read reports Of the Fair, aud those
who have something TO sell can thus
reach those who want to buy some
thing better than 10y any other method.
Advertise in the newspapers. In or
der to accommodate those who may
lhus wish to reach the public THE
HERALD he's made special rates for a
weeks advertising during the Fair.
Call and examine our prices. Our
FAR directory offers very cheap plan
To point strangers to your location.
And we have also reduced rate for
those who wish to display their wares
through our columns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-21

Tenne ,see 10 stndiue about MY elnl'
plnnts yer day 10 TeAas'-- LOUISVILLE
i p rr-lcWnal
.ir. ,r.tr States are sending IN u
..... ..,o,or. .on, the majority oi whom
rol. 1850 Nrhh rrSas, The garden Tpol
ofJuu Stale DALLAS HERALD d,
"A prominent rsu on Tor ile ron
iupp Immigrant remaining IN Noilh
resas !a. lFcy get stuck IN Tie hlach
urri.ig mud and can't get away
Another n, the Dallasile- tell them
Inc Indiana will scalp them II ihty Ep
Wa.t of Font Worth. They have emil
grunt mans. we are tOld, INIT rGiH lhr
I Mexican luc uLout sixty miles wet o'
Dallas. me letert editions represent
. Austin npi Son Antonio q, about hNe
mites apart, ma lucouslderaule VIZ
! lagos pccped with greaser-, Indians
IaLd Democratic boilers. or course
| there r. nothing grown bGt ,oyo't3s'
chgppaTels aud horned frogs, no
doubt tho more intelligent people OF
/ Dallas. on being closely cross CUES
( toned. viii admit that there isa Ne-'
/ Texas thnt is sure enough garden
suo,. Audwhilr North TeAns ie dliNeu
within doors from win'ry slrots me
wla. Be- pgrucIng !'s crops l' a per-
'reurial yymurl uusgNthci ~ lhe ttn..t
Eiag That wet, and not Nollh
t,,u4, hay us winter grasses on when
FARM stock tutsi,lH without e&ll. ietd'
II has i.4 gushing spring. rivers nj
Itbeir riso from the WUUnmlns Qtsr
catpeicl with cress that would grace q
royal banquet, aud border,d hy me
majestic pecan, whose rich iruii yields
ils tens Of thousands 30 those VINO
take the trouble lopick them from u =
bosom OF Mother Earth. The crrrn.s
ARE nearly everywhere produced ~
DOuutiuly as in frigid North IeNH-,
while cotton and sugar L. grown I"
much greater advantage. ihrgr.uHds
cultivated In corn have u natural
/ growth Of Texas mil!et experimenting
lno crop, ulieutim.s Of greater value
10 The huBbaudmau than the crop IT.
self. 40 chills no fever, no iHlnW-
faced, tow. headed youths, requiring a
blister plaster on the hnck Of ih II
nccks 10 draw their BREATH az ON TIC
trinity. Austin ia the queen tiiy
built Of solid marble aud rock hQm
whose towering heights the Gttut
West looms ~ us the garden spot
vi She world. Take urcrleys adyiy,
labout the only good thing he ever
.aii): 500 West, young man, anC
make your everlasting ior,Hnc.'-
Austin Gazette,
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AMcnd 81 Nh Von,pc.,,tDn.

This is very applicable to an enter.
prlsing establishment in thin city,
which IN justly entitled to that appel.
lation First aud foremost to open the
present campaign 10y the introduction
Of IN immense stock OF fashionable
clothing for mems, boys youths and
childrens wear, To suit the desire OF
all, in style, superior in workmanship,
and perfect tit guaranteed, Mrssrs
II, NJ. Kahn Il Bro, with their usual
nlarcity, have now II stock complete
and ready for inspection The tlrm be-
Ing represented in the Eastern market,
the greatest care is exercised in select.
lug the latest and most approved
styles. BY untiriug efforts this house
has established trade second Co none.
We recommend this reliable clothing
house to the public, where those con.
temphting buying can save at least
fifteen per cent We simply sey, visit
this popular emporium, examine their
stock, aud, our word for it, You will bc
amply repaid. Remember Il. NJ. Kahn
" Bro, the clothiers, corner Of Lamar
and Elm streeta.
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A gentleman asked for q DAuY
HERALD yesterday moruing. IT was
handed to him, and no stated to walk
out, lie was reminded tEUt tie price
Of the paper was Ave cents, when he
replied, "Oh! ! didn't think you
charged for them,' or course, OF.
We pay nothing for rent; cur print
crs live on air; the telegraph company
send us dispatches gratis; papcrhouses
contribute paper; our families require
no food nor clothing; it doesn' cost
us cent to 20 to the circus; or chill
drcn 10 not have to be cducn;ed; the
farmers haul US wooi for the love of
the tAing; and so on. As IL costs us
nothing only aNoU, ten Hous1Ht
doiiars month ia publish Tua lIER-
AID, Of course We give papers away
and publish'Ph Of men Tor holhing
OF course.
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To-day ia set apart by Mr. a, A,
Pearson for his grand opouug Of la-
dies suin, millinery clooka etc Our
lady readers VIII find nt N PouH1n's
a iN .u. '#.Iy selected "ocb OF
goods. mlpa examination viii con-
vince thnl there ui5 me sold at
p,ioes that DEFY competition CoIi on
Nr Pearson, SOS Main sts.et tydal
aud satisfy yourselves.
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me Armenian photographer from
Conslantinoplc, Turkey, Mr.. George
N. shishmanian, is the cheapest pho.
tographer In the city for any style Of
work known in the art, and who guar
antees satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage during his
limited stay In the city, Give him a
call and see specimens of work and A
collection OF Oriental lie pictures, cor.
ner Lamar wagon yard, Maiu street.
I'D.
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Bong enabled at present to purchase
goods N my line at a reduction of 20
per cent, deem it due my patrons TO
give them the benefit thereof and |
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION op 20 PER CENT.
On former prices, am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as.
sortmrnt OF goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders 10y telegraph
promptly attended TO- Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city.
A, W. MoRroN,
Undertaken, rs Cochran street Dallas,
ieNas' jy22-tf
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ITRusrEEsALEor RpA1 ,,sr mn ~,

'RUSrEESALEO OF REAL, ESTATE. nh q
a olowlng described real estate will be
Sm MN Ny me- a. r. Barry, trustee, on Tuesday,
nVniS ot sale, at the courthouse door in he
Guy anu county OF Dalla state OF Texas M
puzzle cutlery, for cash. To the highest III y
ISt; to.wit' \ lot ofland situate in The civ
VI LalloN, being the rorth half OF block M.
=, fronting 100 feet on East Harwood streo,
anu running 40 feet bacS between Live On n
ana Bryan streets, and being the norm b"is
MAY MAYS TO Mary \. Hammond. said nroperi ~,
VIII ne sold AT the request OF tho benef,riary
VI nnu under the power OF sale contsine al IN
nceitaih decd of trust recorded In hook A
paiins ,9unty office OF records, pages Sso'kSi
anu made ON March 20, lS7a, to ma. snid N ~
larry, ny trustee, by Y NJ. Hammond n,i
o mf"ry c ~; hammond, tc secure the payment
DATE, made BY them payable N w s"u,e
~ hS,on,us or order, six months after date IN
da All sa u, ol soou, and bearing interest nom
w 4. p. "a RliY, Trustee.
" w'eoLnEn'VAirS, Attorney. S.wft
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W. are informed that Mcssrs HlHEr'
and Tnrockmorion viii hold a JOINT
discretion nj the COu!thon.e la baIln'
to-day, at , p. M.
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Commercial.
50, LOUIS, October ~ Hogs dull nnd lowcr
PREFGRRED SPECIALS.


Wanted an active, encrgcrtc and
honest man to act as IN agrntm Dallas,
for the sale Of Austin lime. Address
with references, W.WAlsM
Manufacturer of Limo, Austin, Texas
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Page advertise bis bog,saHd SHOES
In to.days Herald. He 1'ci' "''
kind4, oil size, all qualitios, "" mana
nive HIM call.
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Copies Of lIIE WEEKLY HERALD
reody for mailing, n desired, can be
Ind nj our counting room this morn
ing. Price, Ave cents.
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An Mues' engine SOhorse power, and
steam pump and pipes, all in good work
ing order Apply 20
PAT MULLINS,
Opposite the city MINIS, Dallas, Texas.
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A beautiful and highly improved IN
diana farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses, orchards, eto; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lanes.
Address, Editor Herald
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HpRAIp trusts that di merchants "ii
close on that day, toraii "ou'o ''
highly uujlat for nnJ one 'e'''f 3" ''
main 0pcu.
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"AcurilI."

The Instantaneous and iniallitIc
remedy for Neuralgia AT lIo,kins d
Ilowupa drug store, pallas, 40.
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In quantities. from LOCO to 100000
Arply at Thomas yard, opposite City
Mills ortSdu
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hat ana Geld Baths at Wilson's, No
an Gln strsCt decy adj
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NEw YORK, October 20.--RuSsiu bought
thr,e.quprters ota million gold coin making
u, il1,OOl for the week..
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The | rgeet and most refined Minstrel or
ganiaatIon in the world
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its use. During the last seven years have de.
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The most marked was case which was under
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SEND you this for the purpose of making what
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