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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GLOBE THEATRE
Nos. 72s and 73o Broadway.-yARlErY atsPA
Tvsp.y.hirS street and sixth ayenae-JULIUs CESAR,
al SP M Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
THEATRE comoUE,
No. 5l4 Broadway.-VARIETi, at ; p NJ
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Third avenue between Threth and Thryhrst streets
Thirty fourth street and Broadway siege OF
fA6is iSS Open from p M to p and from $50 p NJ
Eighth street near Third avenue.-vARIErY. AtsP N.
wALLAcE's THEATRE
EFsas"sy and , e NJ n HASTE
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
Sixteenth street, near Broadway.-VARlETY, AT + NJ
BROOKLYN THEATRE,
wsshinrtou street Brooklyn -oUR BOYS, ASP Mr.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Brosd~~ aud Fourteenth stres@-RosE MICHEL at 8
OLYMPIC THEATRE
No GA 4Broadway.-vARIETY, atsP NJ
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty eighth street. near Broadway -PIoUE EsP NJ
Fanny Davenport
ASSOCIATION HALL.
PhIDlAS-GREEK ART. Dr. John Lord.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
Nos. 5S5 and AS7 Broadway.-vARIErY att r. NJ
PARK THEATRE
Broadway snd Twenty second street THE WIDOW HUNT,
At f. A. John Dillon
EAGLE THEATRE.
Broadway and Thirty third street-VARIETY. at z. ".
GERMANIA THEATRE.
tou'teenth street.-coMTEssE HELENE At p.
-.
BOWERY THEATRE
WORCESTERSHIRE, at 8 p. NJ. Lille Wilkenson
LYCEUM THEATRE
Fourteenth street. Sixth French Pays-IES
OOMESTlQUES, at p NJ
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
New Opera House Broadway of twenty ninth street
ASP. NJ.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway of Thirteth street.-rHE CUT GLOVE,
Z. M. closes 10 As r. NJ julie Keen. Matinee
Ppm.
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The SENATE was occupied yesterday IN
propounding and answering queries respect
ing at least fifty aspects of the con- IN
gehcy in which the President pro temporei
of the Senate might be called on to act as
President of the United States. There
seemed to be no very definite rule or law
governing the majority of these ingenious
supposititious cases, and Mr.. Stevensons
suggestion, to refer the matter to the Judici-
airy Committee for thorough examination, is
sensible
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The HERzEGovINA is reported tranquil,
except where the patriots are. In the
enumeration of these places the Turkish
commander has probably forgotten few of
the unpronounceable names.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

THE DAILY HERALD, published erery
day in the gear. -Four cents per copy.
Twelve dollars per year, or one dollar per
month, free of postage.
All business, news letters or telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
HERALD.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO as FLEET STREET
PARIS OFFICE AVENUE DE L'OPERA
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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The ASrI-CoRRUPTIoN RESOLUTIONS over
which the Assembly lost its time yesterday
might have had humorous side if they
had been debated in Tweeds time, for
then nobody would have believed they meant
anything, as the stealing was all done by rule.
Now, however, that plunder is not we'll or
ganized, it is rather a puzzle to know what
all these professions of honesty mean.
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ABOUT THE TIME that Richmond and Porto
Rico were playing at earthquakes whole
town was shaken to its foundations in Peru.
Thus perished Abancay. The loss of life is
not stated
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From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the lOeather to-day scM be partly cloudy
and colder
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway, corner of Thrtieth street-rHE CUT GLOVE
Z. M; closes a, 10 ;45 Z. NJ julie Keen. Matinee
2P NJ
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REAL ESTATE for the ladies is the latest
ALBANY idea on the womans rights question.
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WITH SU PPLE M Z n T

NEW YORK. THURSDAY. JANUARY IS, 1876.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
New Opera House Broadway of twenty ninth
y l.. NJ
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GLOBE THEATRE.
Nos 72S and 73o Broadway ay.-YARlETY. at p. ".
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VOLUME XLI........................ 10
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
Twenty-third street and Sixth avenueJ ULIUS CESAR,
al L. M. Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
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COLOSSEUM.
Thirty fourth and wayPRU USSIAN SIEGE OF
PARIS. Open from p. NJ. to r. NJ aid from 80 r. NJ
10 Z. NJ
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue-French Plays-IE
OOMESTlQUES At p. NJ.
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Third avenue Thirtieth and Thirty first
PANORAMA a =
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AZ Old ONsssdsr.

Tuesday afternoon quite IN excitement
was occasioned BY the appearance Of Phil
adelphia detective on the streets with man
in his custody who, 1t was said, was accused
of committing heinous assault on little
girl aged IL yerrs, at Port Richmond. The
deed was committed several weeks ago, and
William NJ. Luton, the perpetrator OF tho
crime, was traced to Chester. Luton y .
carpenter, in the employ Of the Eddystone
Print Works, is married and has been living
on Gallatin street for . few weeks. Tho
prisoner was taken to Philadelphis On the
4.SO train. The victim has been In hts ever
since the horrible deed. Luton, It was said
yesterday afternoon BY party who recog-
nized him, had served four years In New
Castle jail for similar offence. Wednesday
afternoon he was questioned BY the ofllcer
regarding the truth Of this statement and hs
did not deny It. ..8. .g,j
The offence for which he was committed
to New Castle Jail, was committed near tho
Old Union Church, at Second and Washing-
ton streets, some years ago. elT .0 j
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The NssgAbori,ss Ssssss.

!
Lancaster smacks its lips over peaeheS q
forty cents basket. ~ 4a s8 .f$
The funeral of Edwin Ba$eman, the
Recorder of Deeds OF Chester county, ct The
time of his death, took place to-day.
Some tramps on Friday night, turned the
peustock of bridge 81, on the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad, midway over the track. The
deviltry was discovered in time to avert .
Tfrightful accident. i.'aa :.
A son of John F. Delamy, lock.keeper q
No. 80, Chesapeake and Ohio canal, fel
from q stumbling mule into the canal and
was drowned last Monday.
The Democrats of West Chester INST on
the 3Oth and formed Tilden and Hendricks
club. Hon. r. e. Monaghan WAS chosen
president. Among the members OF thn
club are many prominent Liberal Republa-
cans of the borough and county.
A correspondent of the SlatingtoA
"News" writes to that paper from Wealth
erly that man named Buck, while out
berrying, near that place, came across
rattiesnake which he killed, and which
upon being measured was found to be ssv-
enteen feet and three-quarter inches long.
That beats the Welsh Mountain snakes.
West Chester proposes the building OF
new monument on the Paoli battle ground.
Sixteen of the Wayne Fencibles, Of West
Chester. voted to 60 and fight Sitting bDA.
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FOOD FOE THE REPUBLICAN,
NTOAACHS.
Let 1Asns Digest tt-AsS Then Soy Hoss
ThsN Feel.

Let TAs,,s Digest tt-AsS Then Soy Ho'o
Thsv Feel.
Considerable has been said concerning the
Fifty Dollar contract for opening streets.
The present chairman Of the Committee on
Opening Streets has been arrained by GER
tain evening papers for causing great sums
Of money to be expended s for IN TINS purpose
to much more than the contract called for,
The following is the weekly pay roll from
June until after the city election, during
Mr.. Febiger's term Of craftsmanship of the
same committee, in 1873:
June 81, 500; June 2s, go; July 5, e74.25;
July 70, sa a.s4; July 1s, s11oeS; July % %,
Sl5S. rs; Aug. 8, $l9S; Aug. 13, e16S.S7;
Aug. Is, s174.75; Aug. IS, s10s.75; Aug
80, S19s.5O; Sep. 6, $3.50; Sep. IS, $50 so
Mark the increase Of each week as the cleo.
tion approaches, and also how much It ex-
ceeds the limit of the contracts.
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Personal.

Mr.. Lewis G. Hnles, city editor Of TIE
MORNING HERALD, 10 now visiting at Ian
denburg, Chester county, Pa. ..7[s
Levi G. Bird has returned to the city from
Long Branch.
Hon. Ignatius g. Grubb has returned
from the Greenbrisr White Sulphur Springs,
Virginia.
ton yesterday.
There was . rumor current in the VII
mington political circle yesterday, that this
month . large Democratic Mass Nesting
will take place at the Grand Opera HOUSE,
and addresses will be delivered BY Hon. =.
F. Bayard, Hon. s. 8. Cox, Hon. Ell ssuls-
bury, and others.
The editor of the Macon, Ca, "Tele.
graph" and messenger" an influential
daily paper, Col. Henry H. Jones 10 spend-
ing . few days with his brother-in law,
Dr.. Maxwell, ct New Castle. He ID on his
way to Niagara Falls.
Anthony Higgins, Esq, has returnsd
from the coast Of Maine.
We are sorry to report that Auditor
Beggs was no better yesterday.
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main In that ward, ~ the shove mentioned
oct provided for. the same, which was before
the passage Of the said oct, authorizing the
city to charge 80 cents per foot for laying
The following petitions were read and re-
ferred TO the proper committees:
From e. P. 6hortledge, asking TO have
sidewalk on Third near Harrison streets,
and on Fourth street paved, adopted. I
w. Turner asking for lamp on Third
street. 1a, M, ..t,
6. Il. Bedford asking to have nuisance
at Third and VanBuren streets abated.
T. D. Gibson, making complaint against
P. Springer for maintaining nuisance at
his house on Fourth street.
d. N. Gambrill, asking for . hre plug on
the north side Of Vandever avenue, near
| La Mott street, in the Ninth ward.
L. R. Springer, asking to have . cast iron
water pipe on jefferson street to connect
with the pipe on Ninth street.
John Hamilton asking for Q crossing at
Taylor and Ninth streets, also paving to be
done.
John Kirkman & Son asked for 4 cross
ing at Tatnall and Tenth street.
A. Gillespie asking for certain repairs to
prevent the water ranning into his cellar.
II. Mckinley asking for sewer on Mon
roe street, extended 20 as to remove nui-
sance.
A report of damage to property at Bird
street, belonging to N. MeSorley, amount
ing to $50, was made by committee sp-
pointed to assess damages.
Petition of Water Witch Fire Company
asking for full amount of annual appropra-
tion of $1,000. Adopted.
| Wm. Forrest-for opening Decatur street
from Buttonwood to Railroad, estimated
cost $40. Adopted.
| H. F. Pickles asking to have Tenth street
brought to grade from Railroad to Heald
street. Adopted.
The clerk was ordered to have cancelled
the checks for the State tax.
On motion the proper officers were In
structed to draw note Of &c, 600 for three
months, to part pay note Of $4,000, dut
September 8.
The following deductions were made from
the tax list of VIM. j. Stilley, because of in
ability to collect them: For the year 1879
$13s 80; 1878, $2e6.30; 1874, 81, ,279.Ss.
During tho evening orders % follows wer'
drawn: Favor John Peoples to pay mott
due Sept. Sd, of $15, 900; 8. Davis, $149 .93
John Hammond, $40; J. Flanagan, 500
R. Bruce, $130.34.
On motion adjourned until Monday even
ing.
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.

Board for the collegiate year Of SO weeks.
at g per week, $ll4; tuition: S6oi room rdt rent
students are required to provide their own
books, and fuel for their private rooms will
be furnished AT COST. Students who receive
scholarship appointments are relieved from
the charge for tuition. and the above esli-
mate is thereby reduced from 8l94 to $l34.
Scholarships may be obtained by applying
to members of the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted to the class rooms.
The timetable Of the r. w. d B. Railroad
and its connections Is now such that stu
dents residing within q convenient distance
NAV attend the daily sessions OF the College
and return home at night. Weekly car fare
from Wilmington to Newark Sl.06
catalogues and further information may be
had by addressing the President.
NEWARK. DEL, Aug. 10, 1876. au12-lm
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THE vIPERs Vicious.

One of the most scurrilous and low toned
lecals we have seen for many years, ap-
peared in the "Commerciaw Of yesterday.
It-was foul, filthy and slanderous attack
upon Mr.. McMenamin, without the shadow
Of fact to sustain it. It was cowardly,
because not having the moral sustainment
Of TRUTH attempted 10 indirectly do by
query and inuendo, that which it dare not
do by honest, fair. manly statement. Mr.
McMenamin has less to do with the notori.
GUS woman calumniously linked to hia
cause than have the people Of the "Com-
mercial," for by fair inference the black
partner Of the woman in question is more
likely to be an attache or shouter for the
Commercial, and hence band Of con.
nection between that Journal and the
woman in question.
Mr.. McMenamin, the member from the
Sixth ward is engaged in an open, fair con-
test for position he has hitherto we'll and
worthily filled, and one that he has never
abused by the august fayoritism shown BY
one Of his Republican predecessors, in the
famous Fourth street Macadamizine
swindle. If municipal contest cannot bt
conducted without casting filth at q man
of as stainless reputation as Mr.. McMena-
min, reputation which is the fruitage o.
threescore years Of industry and pure
morality, it is high time that persons
who cannot otherwise conduct campaign
sheuld retire from politics, or go to some
other place where character counts fol
naught. -
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BLOWS FROM THE sHOULDER.

A PyJse Fight Yesterday at Ps's'ssvtsIe,
ossd tho Crowd.
Yesterday morning the prize fight which
was announced to take place on Du Points
Pier came off short distance below Penns-
vile, N. j. The puEilists with large
number of lockers on came from Philadel-
phia in boats. When the crowd arrived at
the place of action, about 1000 spectators
were present. At 7.15 =. M, all things
being ready, Weeden, with his second,
Mike Donovan, took his position In the
arena, followed by Walker. with Billy Mad
den as second. At the close of the fourth
round the principals were thoroughly
warmed up, Walker was credited with
having drawn the first blood, and Weeden
the honor of the first knock down: Two
hours had elapsed and sixty-three rounds
fought when Weeden was declared the VIC
/ tor, Walker being very much punished.
Upon the first appearance OF ths
crowd, word WAS sent to the
Sheriff at Salem. He arrived
on the scene about the close Of the light and
strongly protested against further violation
of the laws of the State: The crowd invi-
ted him to see the remainder Of the fight,
but he declined, and summoned posse Of
eight men and proceeded to the pier to lock
the boats. The fight was now over, and the
crowd rushed to the boat, broke the fasten-
ings, and were soon stesming up the river.
The sheriff with his party opened brisk
fire upon them 1t being returned just as
lively by the parties on board, but whether
suy accident occurred to either side, we
were unable to learn. It is stated that one
of the men on the boat was seen to fall and
is supposed to have been shot.
A skiff load came to Wilmington, another
went to New Castle, they finally oil met at
the depot in this city, and took the noon
| train for Philadelphia.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
OFFICE,

REa1sTER's OFFICE. =
New Castle County, August 30, lS7o.
Upon the application Of Marie ,,Ef Newell "
Administrative Of PATRICK NEWELL,
late Of Wilmington Hundred in the said
County, deceased it is ordered and direct.
ed by the Register that the Aamlsirasr,1 ntnH II
a1Saes Letters Of administration upon the estate
Of the deceased, with .he date Of granting 3d he
nnsted within forty days from the date Of
such letters, in six Of the most public place;
of the County of New Castle, requiring a. al
persons having demands against the Es. Ess.
tate to present the same or abide by an act
Of Assembly in such case made a. and 81 pro. i1.
sartsd within the same period In the
MORNING HERALD, q newspaper pub!isneo
in Wilmington, and to be continued there'
in three weeks, E. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal Of once
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, N
New Castle County, Aforesaid the day anu
yes'f ""0'' s. G. BIGGs, Register.
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Sesaess0Io,

Mr.. John Thomas, residing in Lombard
street near Seventh street, was serenaded
last evening by the members Of the Water
Witch Fire Company, and the night was
made hideous for awhile by the changing
of bells and scraping Of rosined boards.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas . few days
since was the cause Of the gathering, there
being no less than one hundred and fifty
persons present. The singing BY 2 quartette
was excellent. II is to be hoped Mr.. Thomas
was not awakened by the noise.
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Cape May Noees.

It is stated that the directors Of the
Stockton Hotel Company, Cape May, intend
to add one hundred and any single rooms
to that already immense establishplent; also
to erect ballroom to be used exclusivsly
for chops" and similar gatherings, A letter
from Cape May also says: a.ss,
~ understand that the immense Globe
Hotel. now situated on Belmont avenue,
near the Centennial Buildings, In Philadel-
phia, VIII be removed to Cape Nay and
erected on the ocean front, midway D.
tween Sea Breeze Hotel and the new thriving
settlement of Sea Grove. The ground has
been donated to the Globe Company, and
the railroad company has offered 70 trans-
port the freight over the road ffee."
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ONE CENT j
Ms,ses xsssss.

NSmes Lsesls.
Opera House tonight.
Prize 6ghts are becoming numerous.
Try Bush's free burning shamolin cal.
The nominations for city ofaesfs ~
nearly all made. &
United States District Court opens this
morning 1t ten o'clock.
A great many people could be seen along
the Brandywine yesterday.
A Democratic meeting Of the votsts Of the
Seventh Ward this evening.
Pleasure seekers continue to visit our eity
from Philadelphia.
The lot at the N. W. corner Of Front and
Adams streets has been filed up TO grads.
Forty-one car loads Of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware railroad on
Wednesday. Il
Henry Ferguson 10 building two thrse
story brick houses on the South side q
Third street. near Madison.
The hon railing around the Friends
Meeting House and Buryfng Ground e
Fourth and West streets, makes decided
Improvement to the place.
The Schooner Bee, of Laurel, Del., Uape.
Jas. D. Floyd, loaded with coal, which sunk
at Annapolis, Md :, last week, u now beang
raised
The Quickstep Jr., will play the Western
B. B. c., on the Adams street grounds ~
Saturday, September 2nd. Game called as
8 o'clock sharp.
Bare heads protruding from windows at
all times Of night is common oecurre1ee
on Harrison street near the Avenue N con-
sequence of loose horses running around.
The statement made In THE HB1AkD
Yesterday that the Committee appointed =
investigate the nomination Of Mr.. Farren
would make report favorable to him y
denied. The Committee reports this sfse1-
noon when ito ultimatum will be maoe
known. .af Fshla t5h.
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OPENING OF THE SECOND YEAR
#. BECHKR'S MUSIC SCHOOL.

The term consists of ten months, begin
ming with first Monday Of September, end
ing with the last day Of June
Terms for beginners, 10 months, $50; i've
months SIS. Advanced scholars whole
tsrm) 10 months, 80; half term, s months,
$50. All the necessary music furnished
gratis by the school.
All scholars entering the school meet for
classification at the music room. McClary's
building. No. sos shipley street, on first and
second day Of September. from to 4
o'clock. aug18.1m
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COLLEGE.

nELAwARE COLLEGE.
The next collegiate year will commence
on WEDNESDAY evening, september 9Th.
There are three courses Of study
I, The Classical.
II. The Scientific and Agricultural.
III. The Literary.
A selection of studies, howev or, may be
made, but regular course Ii strongly re-
commended
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CARD

Ia
|loMe electors Of New Castle County:
ckNfLEMEN:-Permit me to return you
|@y sincere thanks for your continued con-
Eusnce ss.1 and generous support at the NOM
RasLon election, held on Saturday last,
|Npavng received the nomination az the
|vSsmocratic candidate for the Office of Sher-
~ i;a;, 81 new Castle county, respectfully so
lectlon In November next, and should
~ slected to the office, pledge myself to
Perform the duties in such q manner as to
pseyou no cause to regret having given
u' your support. am respectfully yours.
MILL, ISAAC GRUBB.
"nlte Clay Creek Hundred, June ~, '78.
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NOTICE! !!

All persons having claims against tht the
same. duly attested, to the AdministrIat3;la Ia ~.
on or before August 8Oth, 1877. OF aDiae aS ~;
Act Of Assembly in such case m"ue s'n>
pE0viu~' MARIA NEWELL,
5ib' Administratrix Z.
Address, Wilmington, Del,
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NOTICE.

STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Delaware,a a State Democratic
Convention, composed of sixty do egates
rom each County, will be held in Dover,
THURSDAY, September 7, 1875,
at2o'clock P. M.
pesdepp and Wee ~ Presiasnf of tSe United
|states; and also for the purpose of nomi'
|oating a candidate for Representative In
congress for the State of Delaware.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS. Chrm'n
Dover, Aug. 5, 1876. au2l.tm.
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FpjI,sre at RSsjssS 0ss,s,

Began 4 Conner, doing general grocery
and dry goods business at Rising Sun, on
the Drandywine, have been closed up, they
being unable to meet oil the demands made
upon them, had TO succumb. ss
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AIOTICE,-SUNDAY TRAIN.

\ IoTlcE'-sONDAf i"AiN'
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN r. r..
An Excursion Train will leave depot, Wa
Ter and Market streets, on
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,
for Mt. Cuba and Landenburg, at two
o'clock P. NJ. returning leave Landen-
burg at 43O P. NJ, and Mt. Cuba at $40 T.
Mr arriving in Wilmington at $40 P. M.
Excursion tickets 50 cents.
au3l.St d. C0NNELL, Supt.
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FEMALE COLLEGE,
VTYE0LYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The next session will begin
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1875:
aug9O-tsepll JOHN WILSON, Pres.
TINIVERslTY OF VIRGINIA.

Opens October l; continues through nine
months It is organized in schools on the
elective system with full courses In Classics,
Litera ature. Science with practice In Chem
ical and Physical Laboratories). in Law,
Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and Agri-
culture. Apply for Catalogues to
JAMES F. HARRISON, Chairman,
P.O. University Of Virginia,
augl8.lmeod Albemarle Co., We.
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h1OTICE.-The Democrats of the Seventh
I'M Ward will hold meeting on FRIDAY
EVENING, September lst, at 8 o'clock. ia
fhe Friendship Engine House, to nominate
candidate for City Council, Inspector ana
assistant Inspector.
| BY order Of Chairman, o,r
sepl-lt THUS. ). DOW EN.
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Mrs. Custer VIM make Aonros, Michigan,
her home, a
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nT0TJCE.-A meeting of the stockholders
ofthe WILMINGTON LOAN ASSO-
fiATION, will be held on Tuesday evening
next, August %, at O'Clock, TO acI on an an
amendment to the Bylaws 70 re IeanGe nIs 'he
fines. 0LO' W annn+n,, "
au2.tf. ooOlotoly.
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The Most Thorough and popular Institu-
tion In the State.
students are fitted to enter any College,
or Literally advanced in the Natural
Sciences.
The Most Practical Business Education.
The Best Primary SchoOl.
(TU1TIoN. So. g, 90. u Sl6, $as y
PEE TERN sooK n,ST e 5 etsi % So .g sts xsst q
students now admitted daily from 8 to
Q. q. M, and 4 to s, p. m.
Thirty-nrst Term begins ct 3 O'Clock en-
Monday, Septsmber 4th, lS7e. ause0
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A Collegiate School for Boys,
In three departments.
PRIMARY, JUNIOR AND SENIOR.
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
DIR. SAM'L w. MURPHY, A. M.
PRINCIPAL.

Assisted by faithful and experienced
teachers.
The Fall Term will begin MONDAY, Sep.
tember4th. Catalogues and circulars can
be obtained from Messrs. Boughman
Thomas & Co., No. 421 Market street, or on
application to the Principal, at the school
Edav- jy26-lm