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The Morning herald., 1876-01-19
NPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN q UESTs
y OF
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1875.

We, the undersigned, receivers of said
Taxes do hereby give notice to all such per-
sons as have not called or made some ar
rangcments, that we will send each one
Postal card requesting him or her to call
Having rendered theirblls, called time ana
again, and while many have called, great
many have no.; and the latter we most, re-
spectfuily ask to give this their attention,
believing as we do that we have done ooi
duty in trying to collect these taxes, and
while we have no desire to distress any one,
We have a responsibility resting on Us
The money Is due us, " ehave given hopns
to the city and we are responsible for II.
The CITY needs the money and is urging US
to collect II or pay it, and we propose TO 90
so We must therefore collect it. And fur
thermorc, we do not into to he two year,
collecting one years taxes. All persons Il
any there be- who have a dislike to benz
notified by Postal card, will please call ~
once; for we do not intend to make any eHI
cepti0ns, and when notified we expect al
to call, and if they do not they must eXpecs
the consequences.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours from A. N. ~
IL NJ, from to b and to s y. NJ.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District Qnclud!ng all
Ao' '' u '''N ' EDWARD FARMAR, =,
Receiver Southern District Qncluding all
south of Sixth street0
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNFEs,
Those who sell or transfer Real Isale
will obIige the undersigned by leavin2
notice thereof at our office, that we Il as
assess 1t to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FAkMAR,
ian4, '7Gtf Citv A sses' 0ls.
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TIE HOUSE.
ARRIVALS rP TO MIDNIGHT.

W. Courtenay, New York j; John caro-
mere. Boston John Bastian, Phila. l.
Smith, Syracuse, N. Y; W. Schuyler
Phila. s. L. Reumnel, New York -. A.
Wilson Baltimore Clarence Anderson:
Del Jos. 8. Lancaster, Md. Z. EDWIN
Pounds. Conn; James Todd, Phila. paul
Ivan Hook, Phila. A. R. Lawrence sar'
atoga Springs J. B. Morris, Mt, MOTIFS
Pa; Jas. n. Colwell, City Il. W. ROD
ertsOp BALTIC.
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NEW ADTERTISE Eli ENTS.

kindling wood.
DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
Wanted--h yOunC man.
Lost-Pair Of Spectacles.
Boots and shOeG-DOnanoe.
Farm for rent-W. +. Lodge.
Porter, ale Gc.-John F. Bel.
Peds kenovated-L. F. Adail
Fennessey-whitek KID slippers.
EducatiOnal-Nilla College.
Farm for sale or rent-D. Nulherin.
EducatiOnal-St. JOsepn's Academy.
knapp's Patent Sfadvs--1. Mcbride.
tIpntlemen'S fuil -ujtS-W D'COuOr.
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I AECR EXCHANGE.

Men desiring work may register their
names with the JanitOr Of the delaware In
-titute of Mechanic ArtS, SOU Invest cot her
n Third and King str.:t". EbEN EVERY
LVENING
Persons desiring work done will find
register OF unemployed men at the above
place.
Applications by postal card, specifying
Kind of work, etc. will receive attention.
Address THOMAS TURNER, Janitor.
Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts.
dec.24-im.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

'NHE HERALD L. FOR S;GA ,E---rvery
l. morning from O'Clock at the following z
uJaceS:
Ryans l23 Market street
Buffers, 40 Market Street.
Centennial News Store, 601 Market street.
TcEeiveYs. Ninth and Market streets.
Briit's, lN7 West Eighth street.
Chascs, New Castle.
Choate's, Newark.
Price one cent.
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Explaining the Finances.
From the atlanta Constitution.

From the AtlQ',tn Constitution.
Jake and Pete were met by Dan, sort Of
negro sharper, at the Capitol building yes
teruay, when general conversation took
place about the hard times.
'Dar now" said Pete, holding up a half
dollar note, 'dar Is fifty cents, and dat fifty
cents didn't git near huff fur me to reach
him until ia put iu half Of good squar
days work :"
''Dat's de feet Oh de dismanidzment Oh
be tinanshil condition of de country" said
Dan. wisely.
"How's dat ~ asked Jake; whats de
fnancihal condition got ter do wild mig
gers work Tell me dat ~
cts de con-tracshun OBJ de money ques-
ton, We see 'Sposen we 1is redooces de
matter down to de argument " urged
Dan.
"Lemne hear yer arguy dat pint" said
Jake, earnestly attentive.
"Well, now, dar is fifty cents in Pete's
hands, yer see''
'Yas said Doth the listeners.
"Den Pete lends dat to me dis way; yer
etl' taking the note.
'Yas ~ they answered.
"Now puts dat down in my flank dat
way, yer see ~ pocheJing the money.
''Yas ~ said Jake Pete is silent,
"Next, Pete wants his money back in his
own hand, yer see, an | doesn't glib it tc
him."
"Whar's de reason yer don'tF" demanded
Pete.
"Ease de finances am con-traclted BY dc
proceedin' operashun, yer see y explained
Dan.
"Well, den, how does ! git my money
back again Z" persisted Pete.
Oars wbar de argymint comes in - re.
piled Dan as he began to circulate
around the corner in a suspicously lively
way A few minutes after he sold the po
lice il was OILY IA joke, but Pete now has
the heel of the "argymint.'
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

DIANO AND ORGAN TUNING, Church
Il Organs, Cabinet Organs, Melodeons,
Pianos, and all kinds Of musical instru.
ments tuned and repaired; new Bellows and
deons 70 years experience. J. H. Bleyer
40 Orange street. OctS-tm
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

DELAWARE COUNTY, SIS:
1.-THE COMMONWEALTH OF
L. o. PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff of Delaware County, Greeting !:
We command you that you attach Fred
erick A. Churchman and George Church.
man. late of your county, by all and singu-
lar their goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, in whose hands or posses, ion
soever the same may be, so that they be
and appear before our Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Delaware, to be
holden at Media, in and for said county, the
lst MONDAY Of DECEMBER, 1875, next, 10
answer The First National Bank of Chester,
of plea of trespass on the case, &c.
And we also command you, that You sum-
mon -. and all persons in whose hands
or possession the said goods or chattels or
any of them may be attached. so that they
and every Of them he and appear before the
said Court, at the day and place aforesaid,
to answer what shall be objected against
them and abide the Judgment of the Court
therein; and have you Then there this
Writ.
Witness the Honorable Thomas j. Clay
ton, President of our said Court at Media,
the lst day OF December, in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-tiNe.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Prothonotary.
True and attested copy.
JOSEPH W WEBSTER, Sheriff. jand-2tw3w
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PROPOSALS..

PRoPoS AIS
TIE CITY II A L l. IN u.
prouosals will be received by the street
Committee at the Office OF the street Com
missioner. until
THURSDAY. JANUARY Goth, 1875,
at o'clock, p M,
For doing the City Hauling forthe year 1876
The teams needed are two horse carts ana
drivers. and one horse carts and drivers.
The bids for the two horse carts TO be Dy
the lnad and one horse carts by the day:
off3ca of tha street Commissioner by >
o'clock, p. IN otherwise they will not be
considered.
The Committee reserve the right TO re-
iect any Or ell bis.
WILLIAM lMrMENAMlN,
Chairman Of Street Committee.
IAN 70 ecd-t2O
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oct 10 ly
A HAPPY new YEAR TO ALL!

Nathan Lieberman returns bis heartfelt
thanks to the people for the increased
patronage that has been bestowed upon
him the past year of 1875, which has been
with us the best business year of that OF
any clothing housein delaware. Our prices
are still the lowest, and we shall continue
to use our great increasing business advan-
tages, and give the people the beneht OF IL,
as we have sold last year 81 per cent of the
ready made clothing that has been sold in
Wi n,ington. We can buy goods from Is to
Is per cent. lower than any other house in
the city, and on that account we can afford
to sell the people clothing at retail what
others have to pay wholesale, and for the
New y ear of 1875 we must swing clear OF all
combinations and customs,-with all de-
partments reconstructed, we anticipate
u marvellous and unprecedented inci ease
of business. Respectfully,
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

~ OTICE TO COUNT
~ Notice rs hereby g
indebted for County. -
for the year 1873, for the
District of Wilmington
and Settle the same. I
found at his office, COZ
Shipley streets, or IN
residence, sos West FOl
DUTY OF C LLECTON
or neglect tt, pay their
after this notice, the
and collect the san G 7
to law
Ifthe owner of any J.
reside in the Hundres
shall be the duty 0l u
and collect the same o'
"'v of the tenant IT, e:S
IatV.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

CT JOSEPH'S > ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care of the Sisters OF st, Joseph.
The course of instruction includes all the
branches Of useful and Christian cduca-
tion.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition,
$3.50. For further particulars, address,
MOTHER ST. JOHN,
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19
NOTICES.

NOTICE. The eth Annual Meeting of
~ the S, stockholders of the Union Loan
Association will be held Wednesday, the
18TH of January,a I SM O'Clock. p. N. The
report of the Auditors will be submitted,
and an election for officers for the ensuing
year will be held.
NJ. B LICHTENSTEIN,
janlS-2t Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

The amendment to House Rule No 100 Is
in eject to allow every member to say
sonnet hing about 'retrcncbment when the
appropriation bills are under consideration.
/. other words, the campaign is TO be be-
gun on the floor of the House, and the cry
of Economy matched against that of
rebels !"
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

, TAX rAiERs..-,.
zen that all persons y
tie and Poor ,, aM
lecond or No1tN.n'inI 'niI
hundred, lnus,l, ,,f cdn 40
e Collector %'la I'D nd
Ter of Eighth aps Via
le evenings ~ -"
til street. fo,I
AK within ten dayS ,a;,y
Dliector may ,i,,y lfyy
til cost accordins
" w. nis"sV Is a minor, II
, Collector ie to levy NE.
he personal proiRR.1
.,.-~~Essracs ~ from Wv
WIS McC CALL
Oollectory
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS OWNING DOGS
are hereby notified to cali at my office, ard
have tie same duly registered, on or beiole
the
Goth DAY OF JANUARY,
in accordance with an ordinance in suth
case made and provided.
JAMES O'TOOLE,
jan4-tjan20 High Constable.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,

OFFICE CITY WATER DEPATTMFNT(
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 8, 1875
The bills for 1875 are now ready ana Pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Malkttti
street. The law requires that all bills l,",T n
Oh or before January 3lst, 1876 the lare r, nf J
The bill, those paid during the moh,iti .to,e m
February, five per cent. additional, ,l'vJl ns,
Ten per cent, additional and an; any
amounts re naining unpaid after Ailll tIu, tne
1876, the Registrar il required to have ,nr ,.r
ferruIes withdrawn and SUIT institutes I'VE Ne
the recovery of tho amount cue, anu Nv. ~.
water will not again be let into such PVT
iscs until such arrears With asSess,'nI,t,it ~ o. o
and a. 90 for drawing ferrules are pa1d.oin'~
hours $ q. IN, to 4 pm.
EDWARD McINTIRL,,
dec Stf Registrnr,
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wEW ADVEtRTEsh,tsEsTS.

XylILANO"A COLLEG Il. .DELh WARE
Y COUNTY, PEN NSTLN ANA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges, is under the charge of the
AugustiIian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who deSir>, to make
a Thorough Classical, Scientific OF CommtS-
cial course. It's situated on the Pc. nsyl-
vnnia Central Railroad, eleven miles from
philadephia. Railroad Station ana Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, lin
adNauce,) 500.
For full particular send for Catalog e,
Very Rev. I. GALLERY.
dec. Is l-]vr, President.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

EOR RENT" Anchorage" " Property of
+ Iour acres, on newport Pike, in suburbs
of city. Large dwelling, good stable, ice
house, &c. j. A. BOND,
Real Estate Agt.,
dec3leOdtf 2l2 Market ST.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

li'Oit HENT.--A house situated in The cen.
/ trail portion of the city, one door from
Market street. suitable Tor large boarding
house, has ten rooms Up stairs Appiy,
No. West Fourth street, Ci,y. jan5tn,2j
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For RENT.

TNOR RENT--A fine DAIRY FARM of
{, one hundred acres OF good land; one
and a-half miles from CIaymont Del. on
the Grubb road, near Practical Farmer
The land is in excellent condition and is
we'll stocked with fruit and other trees. 10
a good party 1t will be rented at low rate
Apply on the premises TO
janI9- W&tf WILLIAM P. LODGE.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-19

NOR RENT.--A store and fixtures for
Il Dry Goods. and Dwelling No. l0y
Market ST., Wilmington. Del. Inquire OF
DIR. A. H. GRlMSHAW
ianl7.tf Cor. OF Eighth and Shipley SITS
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
New York Produce Market.

Nh" AohA' mug ~.
FLOUR Receipts 1888 barrels. The market
as being less active and more In buyers favor.
Sales % l2,2U0 barrels No. at 81 25a3 81 super.
line western and state at 50 I5as4 So; com
mon TO good extra western and state al
- 50di 70; good TO choice do. at - s0a5 80 I;
commos TO choice white wheat western extra
at s. 40a6 60; fancy white wheat western extra
at 10 6ia7 80; common to good extra ohio al
q 55nG So ; common to choice extra st. Louis
at 20 20 a S 81: Patent Minnesota extra good tC
prime 1T 50 3ad6 rs choice TO double extra
80 iOa9 90, the market closing quiet and
heavy.
WHEAT-Receipts $50 bushels. The market
IS about cents lower with very light inquiry.
Sales II 900 bushels at s5d90c for No. MIL
waukee soc Tor No and Milwaukee mixed ;
92d96c fJr steamer No milwaukee, 81 90 for
choice DO 81 90 fsr No. . Northwest 81 l6 for
steamer No | spring u 5a. 10 for No. Min
nesota 75a95c FOR inferior 10 good winter re
western; 95c Tor old winter red western In
store.
KYs-The market is dun 1T tOa66c for
western 65dI5c r state.
BARLEY-rhe market Is nominal,
BARLEY MALT The market is unsettled
: iles OF 1900 bush very choice Lake Shore al
81 10 cash ; 81 90 on time.
CoRN.-leceipts so, 1865 bushels. The market
Is firm. sales 4 Loon bush: at sGg5sc for for
graded No. 5i@56c for ungraded steamer
mixed s6a57c for ungraded sail mixed 56bc
Tor choice do. mixed; 5Ihc for high mixed
and yellow western 50a6lc for yellow south
crn Gle for white do.
OATs.-tecelpts 1874, l59 bushels. The market
Is quoted as being active ana n SnAue Hrmef.
Sales 5000 bushels at 30d4lc for mixed
western ana state ; 3ta47c for white do.
SIC for No. Chicago 2SG2sc for new western
mixed,
nAY-The market Is quoted nrm at 6os65c
for shipping.
HoP5.-Market Is quoted as being firm at S
"a l5c Tor eastern and western l0a7 New
York state; l5@lSc for nominal Callrornians
COFFER.--lne market for Rio Is quoted IA
being dun at l4&@l74c gold for cargoes l4b
G1slc gold for Job lots
suGAR.-The sugar market is quoted as being
| firm, quiet and easy al 9I9hc for fair to
good refining sac for prime.
| IL tirm fair demand at 3skc, 50 test grocery
| grades firm and ia moderate demand.
RICE.--'rhe market is quoted as being
quiet. New Ragooa at 81 SOAP 60 gold BOND.
PETRoLEUN.-The market rs quoted as being
| quiet and steady. sales OF crude ut lOc rehned
| at l79Ic. cases 2la2lAc.
| TALLow-rhe market quoted STEADY. sales OF
| o. 900 lbs at s@sslc for prime.
Edgs.--the market quoted dul ana lower
| at 10 lsc for Pennsylvania; l5a stor western
| PoRK-The market Is dull and lower. safes
OF new mess at $40 30.
| BEEF-The market Is quoted as being quiet
| LARD-'rhe market Is quoted as being dull
| sales of new prime steam az fll 22H.
| DUTrER-Tho market is quoted as being
| nrm for choice other grades heavy, at l3@25(
| Tor new western 1920, Tor do. state.
| CHEEsg-The market is urpted as benl
heavy and Irregular; at 30 We for common
| WnlsKY-The market is quoted as being
a shade lower at 81 1917.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
The Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, Aug. 10.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10.
The weather is very hot, and the track
dry and fast. The grand stand is well
filled. The first race, five furlongs, for
two year olds who had never won race,
had four entries, rating in the pools as tol-
lows: Poryears Narragansett FLY out OF
Minnie Minor, $500, $500; p. Lorillard's
Basil, 5000, 1866; Longstaff's Dreamer,
$685. $l05 McDaniels Sister to Dlsscit,
$50, $40. With good start Puryears
FLY took the lead and kept it. Time,
1904. Basil was second, two lengths be-
hind Dreamer third. In the second race
for the Kenner stakes, for three year Odds,
distance two miles, there are four stables
represented, on which pools were sold as
follows: Belmonts Sultana, 500, $3.50;
McDaniels' Brother to Basseit, SlS5, S225;
p. Lorillard's Barricade, S175, S225.
Harvey Fredericktown, $50, $Gj. Brother
to Bassett took the lead at the start, run
ming under a steady pull for mile and
half four to six lengths ahead Of Sui
tana, who went up then and tried to lap,
and, although whipped hard, never reached
his flank, and Brother to Bassett came in
four lengths ahead, running easy in 3;35-
Sultana second, Barricade third several
lengths behind. The excitement at the
pool stand has been very great since the
second race, and for the peXt mile and n
half dash for all ages, carrying 100 pounds,
with allowances for mares, pools were sold
as follows: McDaniels Madge and Matte
A., 81, 200, 1900, McGrath's Aaron Pen
nington, $3.50, $1,O25; Clabaugh's Picca-
10, 800, $40; Smiths Inspiration,
$3.50, S2S5; Fields Be,hunes Bougoo aud
Hitchcock Galway, $40, 1926 Madge
took the lead at the start and ran nearly
mile with Pennington on her flank. On
the back stretch Pennington gave place 10
Burgoo, who was passed by Piccolo at the
head of the home stretch, who came to the
front near the finish, winning the race by
length in 1881 Burgoo second, Inspi-
ration third.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
Rochester Races.
ROCHESTER,, n Y, 1

ROCHESTER,, n Y, Aug 10
The third day of the Rochester driving
park drew out large crowd, there being
from 10000 to ~ 900 persons present to
witness the free for all race.
After the . 32 contest Green appeared
with Lucille Golddust having chosen her
in preference to Lula. George Voor-
hees appeared behind Judge Fullerton.
Notification of Dan Mace's expulsion from
Buffalo track having been received by the
association ut / o'clock. Charles Marvin
drove Smugglcr and Peter Johnson, d =
dine. The first heat Bodine drew the pole
aud Smuggler second, Fullerton third and
Lucille GJlldust outside. Smuggler won
the frat heat. Tine, 2153
In the second heat, Smuggler was the
hot fsvorite in pools, selling at $50, while
the field only from $50 to $50. Smuggler
won the second heat, Fullerton second, and
Lucille Golddust third, Bodinc last Time,
2:1S.
The third heat was won by Smuggler.
Time. 2:l9 AT the conclusion of the race
SmuTgler was presented by Mr. Whitney,
on behalf Of the ladies' OF Rochester, with a
splendid wreath of flowers.
Purse of go O0O for o:32 class.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
Train Robbers.

SEDALIA, Mo, Aug. 10.
Gen. Montgomery, Larry Hazen, Gin
cinnati detective, Sheriff Rogers and others
who with Hobbs Kerry, the train robber,
went out on Monday to search for rapers
taken from the express safes, returned last
night. They found the place where the
robbers divided their booty, and discovered
a great quantity of papers, consisting OF
rlfled envelopes, checks, drafts, coupons,
etc., scattered over considerable space OF
ground, damaged by rain and exposure.
The drafts, checks, etc, amounted to many
thousands of dollars, which were mostly
drawn by Treasurer Jaynes, of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas ard Texas railroad, for pay
ment of employees. Kerry did not point
out the place where the papers were found
It was discovered accidentally by one of
the party. Kerry has been returned to
Cooper county Jail.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold l11s
Prompt to settle their bills-mosquitoes.
A. o. Cunningham is fitting up his Cen
ter street clothing store.
Proceedings of the democratic district
convention will be found on the second
page.
Attention is called to the advertisements
Of j. b. and G. p. Harris, and of Charles
=. Harris 81 Co.
The hour of Sabbath services at Lake
Bomoseen, Csstleton, have been changed
from 4 10 8 o'clock.
Vicinity items will be found on the out
side from Hubbardton, Pawlet, Pittsfeld
and South Londonderry.
Willard Guild has been appointed post
master at North Shrewsbury, in place Of
N. j. Aldrich, resigned.
Vicinity news and report of the dem
ocratic rally at Castleton, from corre-
spondent, will be found on the outside
pages.
Hon. d. Il. Nicholson will address the
republicans of South SALISBURY Saturday
evening, August 18th. A grand rally is
expected.
The town hall yesterday was decorated
with flags and political notices, present
ing fine appearance, which was credit
able to our democratic friends.
Mr.. Joseph Palmer, gentleman who
lived in his youth with d. L. Nicholson,
and has since trav eled nearly over the hab-
liable globe, is making that gentleman a
visit.
The Brandon cornet bend dscoursed ex-
cellent music during the democratic meet
ing yesterday and gave the GLOBE and Her.
aid offices the compliment of a serenade
during the evening.
Major Henry g. Hodges, quartermastcr,
has been promoted to deputy quartermas-
ter-general in the United States army, with
the rank of lieutenant colonel, May Goth,
1876, vice Tredwell Moore, deceased.
Hon. Thaddeus II. Walker, the liberal
republican candidate for governor of Kan
sas in 1872, former resident of Vermont,
and Clark Rude, esq, of Sandusky, Ohio,
were in town yesterday and gave the GLOBE
editorial rooms a call.
Albert Novack and ]. j. Murphy have
leased the Mccall building on Merchants
row, and will open custom clothing store
there about the first of September. Mr..
Novack is well known in Rutland, having
been cutter for Allen & Drew, and H..
w. Kingsley, and for the last year with
n Allen of Burlington. He is known as
an excellent workman, prepared to give
his friends and opponents fits"