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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
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As soon as my legs could take me to the police station, made known my loss to the authorities. and force of detectives was instantly put upon the track of tha false Ms Buffins but she had availed herself of my brief interview with Mir. Dorle, and, in the interim, had made good her escape with her i'll gotten booty.
 I never heard from her or missing prop erty again but I consoled myself for this treEle disaster by summarily dis. charging my genteel man-servant, ''Jenks'' who, l suspected, laughed in his sleeve at my simplicity and credulity. I don't know whether could positively prove it ; but it was enough to see that I was the laughing-stock of every middling lawyer and petifogger, from Chambers Street to the purlieus of the Tombs and though l strove manfully against the torrent of rldicule which engulfed me, it proved too much for young man of my slender le- gal attainments and in a few weeks I quietly hauled down my sign and became brokers clerk, with no lingering ambi- tion to figure as. a "notary public" or even to enroll my name among the dusty files of the police court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06
stormy interview her guardian, hastened

stormy interview her guardian, hastened to announce my presence. asf3ef Il. A dirty faced seryant-girl presented her l self, Tn answer to my summons. Mir. Ralph Dorle was In. Handing the maid kmy caz1SI Isarepts inkes ed dark parlpA where l sat in solitude and gloom. amusing my self by drawing fancy picture of the artful Mir. Dorle- whom I imagined to bs an ugly old gentleman on the shady side of fifty, with cunning, evil expression on his wrinkled features, but was somewhat confused, when the door opened, to con- front pleasant. benevolent-face old gentleman, who bowed in the most genial manner possible. ' -, '1,
 "Mr. Ralph Dorle, stammered, he's itatingly. @Q a baa .taI
 "That's my name, MT. Belgrove," said Eleanor's guardian, smiling, as he threw open the blinds, and waved me to a seat. ''You must excuse this hermit-looking ] apartment my house looks like tomb since Eleanor left us. Poor girl-s1e is 1 yet to learn the sad news of her mothers death. '' As < F. ,
 "Mrs Buhins IS dead, then 9'' I said witha start. a H .fsg 8,lia
 :'Yes, sir, she died yesterday morning. at four o'clock, quite peacefully, so II learned from the attendant physicians. distressing malady which had afflicted her for several years took fatal turn, as we all feared. Poor Eleanor is now an l orphan" l g I was quite chop-fallen by this unek- ] pected and startling news. 1t had upset all my calculations at one fell blow. I was unable to realize it. 3 To ease myself of an unpleasant suspi- cion. I inquired. f.A alA asstss% 4 B 'sWhen did Eleanor leave home ?"o o.4
 "Abont six months ago. replied Mir. Dorle, staring at me with an odd express sion of surprise. 4o' 4''Se0 A'iS lAills'7t' | His'reply mystified me more than ever.. Why, :" reioined I, ':she assured me that she escaped from your house this very morning" .
 "You speak in enigmas, MT. Belgrave. Are you aware that my ward; Miss Eleah- or, is no now in Paris, where she is com pleting her rudimentary education ?''
 was aghast. ''--
 "Good Heaven ]" I exclaimed, at last !; there is some mystery that needs clearing up, and without hesitation I rapidly re- capitulated how and where I had become acquainted with Miss BuAirs. aH- S'." i 'I regret to say that you have been l duped and deceived by willy and artfnl impostor. n said MT. Dorle. gravely, ''The genuine Miss Buffins is e tittle girl, but ssine years old. ''aa as9 ais. 5s'a' r If thunderbolt had fallen at my feet I could not have been more amazed. ,,s gazed like one in dream at Mr. Dorle, and slowly reason began to dawn on my mind. jh ef@. s#
 Mechanically placed my hand to my fob, and found my watch gone. Then I dived desperately into my brooches pocket, and discovered that my wallet, containing fifty dollars, was also missing so that my whele losss by this adventure might be summed up ts follows .-s. ..I.f
 Amount on Forged Check, $45c 0O Value of Watch and Chain, 2f'lf $50 % Cash, s3 50 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-01-06

The earliest art students made arrow heads. Some of the latest art students make chuckleheads.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
(6srtieBune.)

Del Meier Ebaute i'm srna uni
fCrl9enc an. ~6eiui" laste er emo.
LID. mas Dir aud eelheben iei tn rte.
len Sebn 5abren, Der plas, 100 Du jeBt
biz, il Dein DlnB ; feines meiner eise,
men Sinner bat ras 8edt paraut oae
Du bait, penn Define fincIi9e Danf.
bartlett, Define alusbsit bat i'm una
Aufn erbaltsn, uaO ib penfs, Du bleit1
firoer BET uns"
"Sp bat Der bo5wiroise 6err Nbt
WOrt S;ebaIteu 2" laste Der Burl1s
nun rObl, er mar Gin erler bsrr, abel
i'd. Batter, bteibe BOD enis in Cure,
SbuIc. Nein Ders bat mir oft sss
brannt Dor Sebnludt mad Guh all 81,
Sabre, unp s!idielis wabrlib bin
tb in iclbem Wisperleben, atel
peiIen fam ib Ieiper nu,
furs bel Gub; ib babe su tbun
Oiel su tbun", fiste er laelmil6 Ia&slnt
birsa, umtr msin sisenss oaus 3u grin.
Gen."
aGsin tiesn 6aus 2" frus Mass aus
etnem Wunpe ; Gle @rstbe ater, pic
ndber eefOmmen mar, t.at betrofea eis
nen S9ritt sutlf.
vSa, mein eiesn 6aus", fubr be,
5inSlina better fort 10 SOFT mill, ein'
ihSne Burg auf meiner GrbtbsiL fur
ale 3s,lsn @lsIsn 3u Rug unp Grpm
men,"
so it es Dir sslunssn," REF Die
Meiertn, Die bdnpe bod erbebeno.
upirtItd Define 8srpanrtlGaft ausfn.
dig su MAIDEN, uni mir baden nieuetbt
Die Gbre, einen epIen Rittsr tisr unite,
uns su lsbsn ?-Sale, bort Sbr'5, Sbr
bait es cod i'm { selaet, 9retbe
bSrfi GUS Cine Burg baut t,
fiji"
GQts rrdnsis tsusisris ndbsr, aud
Die NIts fam berbsiesbumpslt.
80 ihlimm IFS ni@t Mittsr'
Iein !" Iadie Ger 8uri9e (; nwibt 3br
was Id asrsisn, mas Id sereresn ttr
in bsn Ianscn Subren ; Elm pivtenbul
mar th, Elm 0irisnbub tltsb i'd! Be
ab fdnfssbu @uIrsn Usrpisnts NIT let
nsm 6lttsniab r.
Die FROZEN Na9en sldnsten. ols {
eos laate. maater in al bic enttdulb
ten @sidvr binsin ; @retbe mar ri
Gin5iae, tie ibm babel trob sunidte.
rNaria, Soispb Elm Dirt nur J!
iaste ris Msierin unp lief Die arm
iinfen uabsr mas fherssf 1u cen
BON elmer Burg unc einem Grttbeil
SaB Dir cod ionf pte 3unSe 70 lo|
niat!" fsBts fe %unmutbis btnsu.
"sabl's gut iein, Wltterlsin", b
ldwldtiste Der 6sini LID weree i&O
: eu6 Nues ertldren !; eas Slid freilit
! bat mib Elm bishsn iibermitbis a
. madt, aSer labt sud niscer unO ID
meine @eidi6te nit an, ,pie Der 6el
MID punnsrbar ssfabrt bat, Dteaetd
erTodvmt Fl aud Gure 6srsen fir me-
nc Sahe.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
n.
iOinter.

Mt0ionen Gloden f&wsben
Can't sur falten grbe nteber,
llnb bebedt III aaes 0eben
Mit benz Qei&enfu1e pieber.
RaIter NOrb beult @~rabseeiGnse,
Die mir tisf Das Sers burGl6netSen
S&aurts srnfe Srauerfldnss,
0Cdt or aus ben bOblen Weiben.
2obt iinb ale Griibliusstinber
Grit ben, tpeiB uno rOtben 3Ieiee,
l1nb bic blau unb grim -ni@t mttnber
Starb nun aud Der gSsIein Greube.
Starr sefrpren Tne bic Auslen
Die ben Wanbrer oft e~rfreaten,
l1nb bic eisbepeften Weusu
aSnnen i'm ui6t beimssIeitsn.
SGlumm're fanft, 0 Wutter Grbe,
Bis Der Zen, bid miro erwedsn ;
WsiH baB 60 einf @intsr sperbe,
unb mein Grab bu pirlf bebeden.
Nleranber Sereholb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
BnuerG6t.

Giel tauienb Sterne blinten
Im bIanen 6immelssslt,
Sie blifen unb fe erG6en
Eernieter auf bic Welt.
Gle iGau'n pte @~uttesausen
Sn unire GrbennaGt
1nb bergen cimmftsfrieten
Sn ibrer bebren Yra9t.
Drum, penu Dein Sera. belaeen,
Writ 9etpea, aast unb bebt,
Bebenfe, bab Elm Batter
Ob ienen 5tsrnen lebt,
1nb baB bon allen Musen,
Die Ut bort aufsefeQt,
@Dbl zines aud in Ireue
Sir bid bic Wade b1lt!
Suta Sertben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-12
Aeinrifh fimdelkimd.

Gr3dblung aus Der Spr3eit
Bon
TerninanOs Sreiin non Sradet.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
HEDGTILLIANS AT WORK.

A MA Wight Rasd- EyJaA Joh~so,s's
House BsORsess OpeNs--Other Ravages
Done. ,-og.,. ,l,.tt, 2 moi ss,E''
On Wednesday evening, number of young
men disguised themselves, effectually. con-
cealing their faces beneath thick covering
of burnt cork, and at 10 o'clock proceeded
to the residence of o negro named Elijah
johnson, on Bird street. The family with.
in the fated building were soundly wrapped
In slumber when these ruff1ans began their
attack, and they were rudely awakened by
the sound of falling doors, followed BY
heavy footsteps on the stairs. The intrud-
ers made for Elijah, who, with fear left the
house as quickly as possible to his avengers.
After maltreating the other inmates, and
driving them from the house, they varied
their amusement by wrenching the shutters
from their fastenipgs, tearing weather.
boarding off the house, breaking furniture,
rage was pre-arranged, for the lamps In the
instance lamp had been taken from the
post and demolished, leaving the scene of
their transactions ln utter darkness.
They also broke Id the door Of james
Temple, sftef which they proceeded to 107
Bird street and smashed IN the doorI and
windows of the house Of Absslom Caulk,
and causing u loss Of quits \ large sun Of
money 10 parties VINO ire not Sble' to- bear
the same. There was no pfovocStlon for
the outrage other M9h. B number Or houses
in whichEaUah ID Interested n thht Vicinity
do not bear very good name, ind these
young men delight themselves by this ex-
II avsgant amusement. 'NH y .5,,.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
Z. Ons ~ Ons tie Rosss Fall.,

Tho 'sCommercial,' Of yesterday says;
"Constable Pritchett opened the doors OF
the somewhat notorious Clayton, Fire Insu-
rance Company, at Seventh and Market
streets for business, this morning. This is
the first time the doors have been open dur
ing the warm months and the hinges were
pretty rusty. The constable called in y
crowd Of lawyers, reporters, etc.. TO assist
in the operation to be performed, viz: the
closing out, under the hammer, Of the wish
BILE effects Of the late company. Il These con-
sisted Of . spittoon, stove, . chair, . steol,
q desk, Q counter, and cocoa mating. The,
reporters bought nothing, being too poor TO-
buy, but the lawyers bid freely. Every ar
ticle sold was fully insured In the Clayton,
without cost. We suppose i, WAS, ''policyD
for Pritchett to 60 on as hc did, but II 90 It
issued, and that's saying ! good deal. Only.
last December this company, had assets
worth over $2OO, 900 and now they bring
$45! Who says these are not hard timess
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
UDITOR's SALE.

a
By virtue of q warrant of the Mayor of
the city OF Wilmington, to me directed. will
be sold at public sale, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
SATURDAY, septer'ber I'd. 1870. d
At the Auditors Office. No. 81 East Sixth
street. second story,in city Of Wilmington.
Ali that lot, piece, or parcel OF land, with
house thereon erected, situated at the SOUTH
west corner of Fifteenth and King streets
Siezed and taken in execution as the
property Of Charles H. Gallagher, and to be
soid by j. L. BEGGS,
S1'T''' ~ t2r. City Auditor.
NIB. The above named property is to be
sold to satisfy . lien thereon for gaving
etc. 6uglV-ts.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
sATURDAY, sEPTEMBER ., 1879,
A UDITOR's SALE.

By virtue Of warrant of the Mayor of
the city of Wilmington, to me directed, will
be exposed at public sale at 10 O'Clock A. M.
THURSDAY, August 81, 1876. ''
At,the Auditors ONCE, No. So East Sixth
street, second story in the city of Whining
ton, State of Delaware, 3D.
! All that lot, piece, or parcel Of land situ-
ated at the 8. e. corner OF Third and Adams
. Ali that lot. piece or parcel of land with
house thereon erected, situated at the north
west corner of Eleventh and french sts.
( Siezed and taken In execution as the
sold by j. L. BEGGS.
- f City Auditor.
NIB, The abeve named property is to be
sold to satisfy q lien thereon for paving
bed of street, water pipe and sidewalks
au02l.tR ......
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
SnsyssN sssd TSctsstty. s999i
IVrom the Smyrne TimeS,ll Z

|, ,fe,!ol. /. From the Smyrne Nmes.lA a4fR
l DR.. Swain, of Smyrna, has gone to the
" White \, l| SULPHUR Springs ", t9r the ihspeat
The Presbyterian Church In Smyrna il TO
undergo y thorough repair inside and out
new roof, fresh pxfnt, &c??'toa w ,Eaih : :
Rev. Joseph Z. Wright, TIE Rector Of st.
Peter'6 Episcopal Chnrch,p Smyrna, has
rendered his resignation, 70 taxi eject Nov.
1sEu4 ,,lB 10 lis6ot ads ,llinpo9 9Viihd ~
The Kent County Railroad VIII make It's
final excursion of the season from Smyrna
to Cape May On Wednesday next, August
9flth i1,f..g n assrb os bue quot W1i2 @ogii'
Rev. Mr., whitford, Of the Presbyterian
Church Ut Smyrna, has closed hiS ministry
for the present 10 finish his studies II Prince
tnn.T 1851 10 81 y III Y %suSITa p' W.
The closing patty ,atI Collin, BsaSh WI
be given; On Thursday Of nSxt week. The
31st. "A special band Of music has been en-
gagged, and an immense big supper Wtpg M
eprasd. aei 8 iiSf ,51n S! - 1S!5l tlofne
lWorkmsn have commenced Z lrsdinR tSs
Z stnaA- A-iroupc4nt lot, I" 4EmytHts, pteDaE1toky'
% building the new depot 1s0 long 'proMtt4d
that tcwnv the Delaxats Rsilread elf Com "a,
panyx tgbSq SAi NI 1SoioiIl2 fiAts'F CIR w
Tie train men on thu ESnt o0dnty Rsiis
road a1e goihk to run 81 excursion train 10
tho Millingtcn (Se4af ~ Woody Gmp ,Hsxt
sSncsy tSs a,:,,,. I'D g|HoS n 7seAs sa sm 1HSs BIB n
]. b. Massr, UsgiPsaaa6de xyssGat nom
Washington, has bss4frS rSmyfpS lnysetigs,
itink s ffandalento openkD0h Slsjms IND f6U6Rh
no stsps have NsSf saten afli fhS WV 6f
legal indi6knsnt, ~ = Itfxliy tiIdsrSkood
that the ohicer has struck : very importsut
trail.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
Ps,.so1sol,.'1

Mr.. James G.. Aiken has returned from
several weeks sojourn ia Pennsylvania I'd
Or. Hiram Burton, Deputy Inspeetorl o
Customs ct Lewes, was In town yesterday
Horace Rudolph, clerk In tho Post
ONCE went TO Rehoboth yesterday for !
weeks recre9tlOn. IA glIrAG ans3hs hNEH !
Mr.. g. A. G.. Smith, superintendent Of the
new Government building atDover paid this
city short visit yesterday. ,ot .f9i q ,@Av. i
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25

i AerscNlepsral Nsiss onk PsmSsss0lA.Si &
q These institutions becoming numerous
ON the Peninsnlaa No1ess than flve are to
take place this fall, q fcll6ws:S a9tI& sc1
a Middletown,J October 4thy '5th and 8ttl..sa
Laurel, SUSSEX county, October I7th, 18th,
10th and 2Oth. ysaasp lty. do'd ts ~
Bridge,flle, Sussex county, Sep: 2sth, ,ssth
and Goth. tsii, tlnts f'tH# 33S4 27eH -
Cambridge, Nd, October 20th, 91st' and
22d. ~ % 9 g -s~.,.c
Salisbury, Md, September 11th,. 1Sth and
11th.tiai ofl}p aaeo =. n liSn f" ,A1"4t1 va, -
10 And 1t is very probable one win Be held
at Worton, Kent county, Nd, during the
TaH.5J II -. ee yT4 ibH Stsaato HtiH y - '''
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
Ur[D1Tons SALE.

A~UOlTOU6 BALE. --.--..t 80 s~s g'es y
By virtue of warrant OF the Mayor Of
viii be- exposed at Public Sale, ct 10 O'Clock
e. m, on a. sssssN $1,000
SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER 2, 1870,
at the AUDITORS oflce. .No.sK tsscond stmy)
East sixth street, In the city Of Wtl9ing-
ton, New Castle county, State Of Delaware.
building thereon erected, situated on south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue between
Franklin and Harrison streets.
Seized and taken in execution AZ the pro-
perty of Henry Grant. and TO be sold by
j. L. BEGGS, City Auditor.
N, B.-The above named property ID to be
sold to satisfy Hen thereon for paving and
curbing. auglSts
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
Minor. locals.

Peaches are getting better all the time. 4
Try Bust's free burning 6hamokin coal. !.
The rolling mill over Third street bridge
is soon 10 start again. ~
exty-eieht car loads ~ ,peAcAsa, paased
over the Delaware r. RI, y, " WedHsGd ,piekt.
Tue great Canton and Japan tea store has
the finest favored coffee 70 b found any
where IN the city. +
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25

NVAKE NOTICE.-Notlce is hereby given
to about one hundred delinquentS that
have not paid their City and School taxes
1876, If said taxes are not paid on or before
goods md chatte1s Of said delinquents for
the tA1 es Of 1876 and l878.
Having settled with the Finance Com
mittee for 1875 we do not pro Jose to pay 1875
taxes; and furthermore we do not intend
70 oe Z wears collecting one years taxes.
I lIfise No. 10 East sixth street., between
Market and King, 3ipG@
Hours fr0m O'Clock q. m. to u M, and
from q to s and to 8 p. no: ~...., -. -
~ ~. : nor'i sa't :. $50 g. EDWARD FARMER ~
Receiver of Southern District, uncluding
all sOuth sixth street. l9.Sal ,fi2 3SflHl. "
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
NOTICES.

AIOrtCE The Democratic citizens Of the
IA Ftfth Ward are invited to attend an
Adjournedi haeeting to be held at 62l Madi-
18Th, 1870. at 8 O'Clock. BY order
81. 9. 6NITCHER, Chairman.
H. 0. HOoRE, Secretary. augI-lt
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
iPSg,csaNsssc,S..

{ Charles Kelly w tiled sbe{ore ths Mayor
.yesterdsy morning, charged With rQbbtng
the till 81 Thomas Hsughey, In, t6ae Tenth
Ward, {HSdgevhle,) of ~, He Was held
In the sum Of 500 for his appearance p s q
!. 5Edvsrd Kelley VII rent over for 80 dl.ys
for vagrancy. NJ, .',,l5:,, ls,.,, \. lsss3
6 VIM. Trusty and wife for disorderly con-
duct, fined costs. !t5.,,a,a ~ LII
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
,Qp1ors6 OgylpaS0ss O1ssS

4, 4 u, Qpeors4 0qsspatG~ aO1ssS. rs s9i
4 The coloredy yRepublicsns or the Seventh
Ward, met4on " Wednssday 2eisning osaId
organized Q campaign club. The following
officers were elected: Rrestd lent gGsWaikef,
Vics-P PresidenteaR .hS. aBiake3 Secretary g.
W. NJ. Wood Assistant Secretary Theodore
Purnell, Treasurer Alfred Bsyatd.'s oAf
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
EletesSS Hasssad1yroi III

n 33.9a.sT Asegssll0 s1s4sEsEiOI .'s q
A delegation of ,thA WAship4toA 1 diyi9on
OF Knfghts of fYthias, Of Woshipgtonv UC @.
wsfs i5tki6Sfty visiting " ashing gfonDiviSon
They yiskpd Clay ytonlIsodke, NospA, yestbr-
Z dsy; ~ M and rstnsnsd toa Rh4adslphia on the
$50 train lAet evening. So.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
A9veesl ~ sHc,1 Jseefre1a .

\ Cd 7.lg,ssA Alaverle1'sn1 GyssArsss 4 ri
VIII gtAs a. enter. .iFpsnt M q re Gs.ed e a
viii bs pfesentedla iine stray 81 istsfs lin
specialtieso neM to5Wilmingtony and The
entertainment pFonises "a b. IN every way
highly satisfactory. - WI, .s..,
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
IAsrss ] Resa' RspM1stpssls

inoll i iaherd Ra4s R9psSsecsNSsf III
AT meeting last evening ss tho iRspuhh-
casns 81 the Third Ward, nominstiops wsre
mads city officers. They resulted ~ follows:
For City Council, Caleb T.. Windie': for ln-
spector, John W. Johnson, and for Assis-
tant InspectQr, Mil2isns sFraDsiG ~
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
'777'' WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDA AY.sAUGUST 25. 1876
Opsf ef Haeviee;

4lsa, Ere 5snscllssafE ~ sfs s4!!nfssae; ID IIal.9
The Fdendship steamer y ont sof ,eqytice
Became of repairs being d6hs 6n n. They
atehaiing almw IRON axletresT put IL, And
other necessary, repairs. They Isxpsctd to
b In service again g few days, III ,oi
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
| UDfTOEs SAI.E, !

BY virtue of q warrantof the Mayor of
the City Of Wilmington, TO me- directed
will be exposed at Public Sale, at 10 o'clock.
q. M, on 5tirff Z EL
\ SATURDAY, AUGUST u. 1870,
at the Auditors once, No. 81 "a story e.
sixth street., In the City Of Wilmington,
following described Real Estate:
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land with
houses thereon erected. eituated ct the
southeast corner OF Ninth and Windsor
streets. Z ,:sy.s u. "a .5E, "a T.{
property OF Cornelius McGrennary, alias
Cornelius Green, and TO BE- sold BY e
i'll. BEGGS, City Auditor.
N. B. The aboye-naned property Is to be
sold to satisfy q lien thereon for paving end
curbing. sytf l5e-si ssgsR augi6-ts
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
RSssIS sIS,eo'e ste9gr,' ]:

T(I I.]TT1NJ F.ItFtlEN3 w
rss We have received thai Areb qnunb1ra pf
"Thea Evening atar," = new da1ly. .innRsad-
Ing /, With ,its scolamps repletsd vihAual0cAl
matter, Which, eannqt fail to baof flntsst 10
the general yaadeE. sN 1s,e penny sheet and
surely ought 70 hare bHght and prosper
Gus future, !, Suocess. 3isuatl1 sasilfIis
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25

"A CornWs. CmW PROCESS for, Preserving q
1he cpse corppse without using ice Or embalnii Ing
dan ia nfispt week oF % more " Leas tnS expsnaiGe
All liNSS: iICS: Personal Attention Tirht 81 IN.
an be- bSSs Sns .! furniture made to order. Hofo
|sSSa hand fifSggss9 iisfsgs s9d E9Sd a3f e q ~ ~
wesi. fH1Ss foa1sSss " ! eIS1|ss1 IS.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
MONDAY, September 4, 1875, ].

MONOA 0ePS0AAU0l = Ao'V, ~
at the Auditors ,onice, No. 81 East Sixth
street, second story. In, the city of VIII
mingten, State Of, Delaware. b ~ 81 3!
tfd atthe north side0f Ninth street between
KEkwood and Spruce atr6ots. ii ~ aufa
All that lot, piece or parcel of land situa.
ted ct the northwest corner OF Ninth and
Of land situated on the north side Of Spruce
between Ninth and Tenth streefs. .anda1l
that lot. piece or parcel of land. south side
OF Tentn street between Church and Spruce
streets, at.d all that lot, piece or parcel Of
Tenth and Lombard Streets
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty Of Thomas j. Jordan and 70 he, sold
py r. ~ -. = bNeSSs
N. B. The above named property 10 to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for curbing
and water pipe. a. l,a aug24ts
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
mAX PAYNRs, TAKE NOTICEi l5}t. :
CITY AND SCHOOL 4 TAX FOR ia7s. 81
! 1ha uri,,,,diaarsisred Receivers Of Taxes for
the city q Wilmington. will be at !s,tr ''-t
No. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.

hetween Market and King streets, on ana
sSfar the first day OF July. 1870 between the
hnnrs OF and u in the morning, and nom
It'd in the afternoon. for the purpose OF
reET, En aii faxSs pafd during the month Of
Jniy there will Be q Reduction Of ays cents
Sn sverv dollar: and all taxes paid on or
TSS2his STxr 2hss iifSf,day OF, August, including the
Srst Tuesday of beptem6 m6er, shall be Pax. X
ablS without deduction or adaiMon as y
nSxS 2ftSf I'd drst Tuesday Of 6eptember
.hsif 81 Increased BY the addition OK nve
~ " S5ntu a tue amonnt I tnsrsc@A; & q sSc@A;sr ys d
KScsYSSr N6arthsrn District, including al
40rth y q sI;E fatEth y 1tseiswS5 3sSswS5ARD FARMAR,,..
sezlg \ SasAssas ~! bi'srios, inoludinEe Y E.s =
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
PUBLIC SALES.

I'LL TSWHEl TWELFTH PUBLIC SALE OF
Donds, Loans and Real Estate.
al the Clayton House Building, Whining
ton, Del.sY
SATURDAY, August 70, 1875,
Il q. Il. sttTf Yat LA. m, sharp. So
shares stock Masonic Hsii Co.
Z % shares stock Masonic Hall Co.
Frame dwelling, 18th street, near Orange.
Terms Of sale. and particu!ars on posters.
tI1a Z E III VI 1T HEALD,
ct Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-25

NOTICE-The Democratic voters Of
ANs NoSth 0hristiana Hundred viii meet
et the house Of Daniel Mulherin, on eatur-
DAY, August Goth, lS70, betweeH the hours Of
sissS9as 9aclssk q .na 81 ses HIos. .Ss q
susie and County Conventions. Also, for
tor, one 1or Hssess6f, knT 1ne Tor Road
Commissioner far said hundred.
&+.er-e4AARRR1ApMHE ARR2R1pHps EpsIMfRe.A IhMEfSeANps. ! eFpt.
DANIEL MULHEkIN,
NJ OTlcE.- meeting Of the stockholde}s
lTdnS Fl sSe WIZ %w4SSsT9N SsIs Is Loan .saS Ass6, e.
asa ASssss e. fs ssnss e IS
fines. GEO. g. MARIS.
au28-tf ,,,t,,rt ,,.., Secretary.
MOTION !. The DIP cIacy q Brandy vine
hs Ssasi pscss uSon e ssss sssnlasg. :.
sAugnit 26th, from to O'Clock, n. NJ, D
vote Tor the following: Three delegates to
the st4ts and Comfy Conventions; Road
sa S1 ssssGs ToEs f9S ISIRssS IF4ssSctor.
sug2l-6t Chairman Last Humid Meeting.
eisosIon pEhsdH1s of ths bsm.
odpDA voters Of New Castle Hundred, will
- NED at the Court House, in the city OF
New Castle. on -, La At
SATURDAY August 28.
to elect Five Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, and Five to the County
Convention.
Polls open from u to O'Clock.
,-sa,R7a n,yt ALBERT III. SILVER,
,41g. ~ GEORGE WHITE, Z
i.sent .n,4 WILLIAM HERBERT,
augl0-6 ct Judges.