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The Morning herald., 1876-10-21
Oct17-3t

NOTICE.-I, David Boulden, in com :.
N pliance with the requirements of the
act Of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court Of General
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, in and for the county
Of New Castle, upon Monday. the 10th day
Of November, A. D. 1876 being the first day
of the next November term of said Court,
for q license to sell intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to t,e drunk
on the premises, on Water st. In the city OF
New Castle, School District, No. As, New Cas-,
tie hundred county and State aforesaid and
the following freeholders recommend the
said application to wit:
James WilmOt' George Gray.
" I'D Jefferson, John Y Blouut,
VIM. Robinson, G. b. Weggenman.
w, Holschumaker, George Whitfield,
william Herbert, L. M. Chase,
II Fols, Ferd1nand LecRler,
M M Cleaver, AC Gray:
octl8-3t DAVID BOULDEN.
State for orincompatability, &c. Residence not
material, Fee after decree. Address It. II:
SIMS, 81 Ashland Block. Chicago. Ill.
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r sljqSOsss Mescs,

Asbul5 M. r. Church. Rev. George r.
WA 4 r SG. al ars invited. II
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NOR sALE.-One thousand cords cor % o.
4 Quantities to suit purchasers. also some
" white poplar trees, still standing. dn, which
could Utilized for lumber or for me manu-, ~,
ufacture paper. The wood can be seen on
any farm above 0laymont;; .,,roroNn
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NEW STORE.
NO. 1912 KING STREET.
Mrs. JOHN r. BAYL1S,
Raspectfully informs her friends and the
public in general that she has opened g
store at the abovs-named place, where Will
be found good stock of
DRYGOODS. TRT MINGSSTATIONEkY
ana MISCELI.ANEOUS GOODS.
She respectfully asks your patronage. Low
nrices and fair dealing Is my motto. Call
and be convinced. Don't forget the place,
octI4tf NO. 1917 KING ST.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE.-stallsS 81 and 50 in Third st.
Market House; will be sold THIS AFTER
nOOns
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DELAWARE DAY.

Dssoscars, ::Marylassd and TSrgtwta at
the Csntenntal-D Delaware Repressnsed
by ThoHs0,sds.
On Tuesday morning the sun arose under
cloud, but rs old probabilities had asserted
that the day would be clear and warm, our
citizens long before the rising of the sun
were to be seen vending their way to the
Philadelphia depot and the steamboat wharf
to take passage to the Centennial grounds,
to celebrate Delaware Day. The first train
left this city at $50, and from time until
late in the morning trains were run at inter-
walls of very few minutes, until the agent
refused to sell more tickets as there were
not cars enough to accommodate all who
desired to attend.
At 7:15 procession formed at the City
Hall and proceeded to the depot in the fol-
lowing order:
Policemen,
United Cornet Band,
American Rifles,
Gov. J. P. Cochran and staff,
Senator Bayard,
City Cornet Bani,
City Council,
Board of Education,
City Officers,
F1remen's Commission and German k1he6.
Arriving at the depot special train of
twelve cars was in waiting and immediate
ly started for the grounds, at which place
they arrived shortly after 10 O'Clock, prompt
ly at 1890 the procession formed in the
following order and marched to the Della
ware Bnilding:
Centennial Guards,
GermanlRifes,
United Cornet Band,
American Rifles,
Governor Cochran, accompanied by General
Hawley and Commissioner Welsh,
GovSrnor's staff,
Chief Justice Com eggs and Senator Bayard,
City Cernet Band,
Board of Education,
Christy's Senate,
Firemen's Commission,
Millard Club,
Citizens of Delaware with Badges.
In short time after the arrival at the
! State building, General Hawley, in the
namc of the Centennial Commission, opened
in cordial welcome to the Governor of
the Diamond State, being one of the origi.
| nal States who had laid the foundation Of
the Union and one who had right to cele-
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nIANOS AND ORGANS
New and second hand, at all prices
Also q large stock of COVERS and STOOLS
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State for fnCOm pAtAD1IICy, &C. NeBIU6HCe HOG
material. Fee after decree. Address &. II:
SIMS, 81 Ashland Block. Chicago. Ill.
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best currency that the people OF the
United States will ever have. Applause
But large portion of the people do re-
gard the actual convertibility Of the note
for coin as important, aud IN
that sense Mr.. Tilden is resumptionist.
But there are various methods oil re-
sumption. Mr.. Hayes method Is SHOWN
10 this Resumption law. 1t is the method
Of a sudden and enormous reduction OF
the currency and of all values, and the
absolute resumption, at any sacrihce' on
the lst of January, 1879. Mr.. Tilden
shows IN his letter of acceptance tnat
the business of the country should be
got ready for resumption and then nix
the day, and fix it so that instead OF
disturbing business 1t may increase the
public confidence, and promote the In
dustries of the people. Hayes policy
utterly disregards the sacritice that the
people will have to make to
reach resumption, and looks at
resumption as the main thing
to be considered, and the business OF the
country as something that will have to
take care of itself the best way II can.
Tilden's policy is to look at the busine ss
of the country first, and let resumption
wait until it will not harm, but rather
promote business. Mr.. Hayes policy IS
one that will increase our bonded debt
about S400, 00000 to reach resumption;
while Mr.. Tilden says the best method OF
acquiring fund for resumption is by
retrenchment and publication OF the
civil service, instead of by adding bur-
dens or the people. He expressly de-
clares, too, that resumption shall not be
attended by producing al artificial scar
city of money. Mr.. Tilden's policy, in
short, is policy that looks to the peoples
interests, while Mr.. Hayes policy is one
which utterly disregards and cUntemns
their interests. Applause.
| had intended To have discussed some
other issues of the campaign, but really
don't think that there is any other issue
of magnitude enough to justify the atten.
ton of the people MS compared with these
we have considered. Applause. Re-
trenchment is greatly needed, puriiica.
ton of the civil government is needed
still more, but if your town were on fire
in the dead Of night, would you not seek
to arouse the slum bering inhabitants, and
have them put out the fire, rather than
90 to discussing municipal reform7 APP
plause. These finance measures are
robbing workingmen of employment,
men of property of their accumulated
fortunes, and laying on the masses extra
burdens of thousands of millions of dol.
lars, and while that is being done, | have
not much heart for talking about small
savings. Applsuse. -.
Thanking you, therefore, fellow-citl'
zens, for your patient and apprecative
attention, | now bid you goodbye.
[ Loud and prolonged applause, followed
by three tremendous cheers for the
speaker.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
CHRISTIAN Stock YARDS,
Wheeling, Sept. IA.

The market is generally dull and heavy
and sympsthises with the depression in
other branches of business. Butchers do
not seem to need great deal for the de-
mand, and are therefore slow to buy.
Cattle-There has been no change in
prices since last week The market is
over supplied with poor took, but when
good fat cattle are brought in they readily
sell at 44c.
Hogs-There IS a decline of i@!c and
dull. Very few brought the higher
figure and that only in retail way.
Butchers hold out for a fall to SIC, ard
this morning some hogs were on the
market, but no offers were made above
sic. There is little demand yet for fat
hogs.
Good sheep and lambs only are in fair
demand at quotations.
Cows and coed calve. are in fair de-
msnd.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN, Jefferson

SHEPHERDSTOWN, Jefferson
county, | P. NJ, Sept. %.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, Nor
gan county, P. N, Sept. 26.
KEYSER, Mineral county, P.
NJ, Sept. ~.
ROMNEY, Hampshire county,
P. NJ, Sept. Is.
MOOREFIELD, Hardy county,
2 P. NJ, Sept. 90.
PETERSBURG, Grant county,
2 P. NJ. Sept. 80.
FRANKLIN, Pendleton coun-
ty, 1P. NJ, Oct. I'd.
UPPER TRACK, Pendleton
county, l P. NJ, Oct. Sd.
Everybody, without distinction
of party, is cordially invited to at
tend and hear candid discussion
of the questions to be decided at
the polls.
Our friends in these various To-
calities are requested to make all
necessary arrangements for these
meetings, and use every exertion
to get the people out to hear the
speaking.
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TiIden and Reform!
HON. BEN WILSON.

The Democratic nominee for
Congress in the First district, will
address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
SMITHVILLE, Richie Co.,
Friday, September 18th, at Up. m.
RICHIE C. H., Saturday,
September 10Th, at 2 p. m.
MOUNDSVILLE, Monday,
September 25th Court day.
FAIRVIEW, Hancock county,
Wednesday, September 9th, at
p. m.
NEW CUMBERLAND, We'd
nesday, September 9th, night,
BETHANY, Friday, September
29th.
WELLSBURG, Saturday, Sept.
3Oth, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, Wet
eel county, Thursday, October 9TH
(COurt.)
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HON. FRANK HEREFORD

The able member Of Congress
from the Third District in this
State. will address the people as
follows
PORTLAND, Friday, , P. NJ.
Sept. Is.
MANNINGTON, Saturday, 2
P. NJ. Sept. 10.
CLARkSBURG, Tuesday, 7 P.
NJ, Sept. 10.
PARKERSBURG, Wednesday
night, Sept. 20.
MARTiNsBURG, Thursday,
Sept. q.
HARPER's FERRY, Friday,
Sept. p.
CHARLESTOWN, Saturday,
Sept. %.
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SCHOOL OF LAW AND EQUITY,
Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF IS7 GIT.

FACULTY-Chas. A. Graves, ". A, B. J.,
Prof. Common and statute Lag, ana
Faulty Jurisprudence. VIM. Preston
Tshnston. Ii. D., Prot OF History and
science OF Law. J. Randolph Tucker,
IL. d Prof. Mercantile Law, Condlct OF
Laws. and Constitutional Law. Hon.
Fr.ncls T. Anderson Judge OF Court Of
Appeals OF w. Lee .urer on Common Car
~ and Insurance Hon. Walter y
S,anlss Judge OF Court OF Appeals Of Va
lecturer on Criminal Law. Hon. William
NcIau khiin Judge Of Circuit Court ~
Va Lecturer on Practice and Pleading IN
Courts OF Law and Equity. Hon. Hugh
W. Sheffey llats Judge OF C!EcCit Court Oi
Va Lecturer en WIS aud Probate Prsc.
tice. Bolivar Christian. Esl.. Lecturer on
ParIim entsry Law and Procedure.
The instruction is by text book aud
lectures, together with Moot Court aud 4
Parliament. The next session regins
September Il. The entire course may be
completed in one year. For iu!. .pfOrIA-
ton by catalogue or circular, address
WALTER BOWIE,
ag7h Clerk OF Faculty.
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HON. B. F. MARTINS APP
continents.

PORTLAND, Preston county,
Sept. -.
ty, Sept. 16.
PHILLIPT. Barbour county,
Sept. 10.
MARTINsBURG, Berkeley Co,
Sept. q.
HARPER'S FERRY, Jefferson
county, Sept. q.
CHARLESTOWN, Jefferson
county, Sept. %.
EPHERDSTOWN, Jefferson
county, P. NJ Sept. %.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, Nor
gan county, p. NJ, Sept. rs.
KEYSER. Mineral county, p.
NJ, Sept. q.
ROMNEY, Hampshire county,
| p. NJ, Sept. -.
MOOREFIELD, Hardy county,
2P. NJ, Sept. %.
PETERSBURG, Grant county,
2 p. NJ, Sept. 80.
FRANKLIN, Pendlcton coun-
tv, p. NJ, Oct. I'd.
UPPER TRACK. Pendleton
county, p. NJ, Oct Sd.
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HON. II. M. MATHEWS.

Democratic nominee for Cover
nor of the State, will address the
people as follows
MORGANTOWN, Friday, l5th.
MANNINGTON, Sat'day, 18th.
PHILIPPI, Tuesday, 18th.
MARTINSBURG, Thursday,
Sept. 81.
HARPER'S FERRY, Friday,
Sept. %.
CHARLsTOWN, Saturday,
Sept. %.
ANDERSON, Tuesday, Sept
ember Goth.
HINTON, Wednesday, Sept. q.
MERCER c. H., Friday, Sept
ember 18th.
CHARLESTON, Monday, Oct
ober I'd.
NICHOLAS c.. H., Wednesday,
Oct 4th.
BOONE C. H., Saturday, Octo-
Der eth.
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Democratic
BASKET DIN N E r S

The Democracy of Harrison
County will have Mass Meetings
and Basket Dinners ut
ROCKFORD, Tuesday, Octo-
Der 3rd.
MOUTH GRASS RUN, Thurs
day. October 9th.
BRIDGEPORT, Saturday, o.
tober 7th.
Distinguished speakers, good
music, and plenty of good cheer.
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REMARKS.

The market continues without serious
change. The quality is shade better,
but sales are made very slowly as far as
butcher sheep are concerned, and there is
no Eastern demand worthy of note.
There is fair demand for good open
wool stock sheep at former rates.
We quote fat sheep at 4@5c, as to
quality; lambs 81 5O@3 so perhesd, or a
G54c per h., and stock sheep at 81 OO9
8 80 per head, as TO quality.
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MT. DE CHANTAL.
FRENCH & MUSIC.
From the beginning of school,

Monday, September 4th,
A Class OF French vii be formed for FuPils
from Wheeling and the vicinity. with
the aid OF two Partisan Ladies, studying,
reading and conversing in French will be
alternately pursued IN Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS. Those DESTROYS OF acquiring
or periecting themselves in such accom-
plishments can leave town in the morn
ing train, dine at the Mount without extra
charge, and return In the evening Tram.
In had weather the ambulance will be in
waiting at the train TO carry the pupils TO
and from the Academy. Terms Ten Dol
lars per quarter, and for those who desire
10 take Music Lessons on the same days,
+ Felve Dollars per quarter Will D. charged
for Pi mo and Twenty tor Vocal Music.
For further particulars apply n
SISTER VI AIRY AGNES GtBERT.
Dircctress of the Academy.
au2s- MW&Fra
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HON. .. D. JOHNSON

l1O1N. L. ~ ~ AA1' ~ ~
Will address the people at the fol-
lowing places
RIVESVILLE, Marion county,
Tuesday. 2P. NJ, Sept. %.
WORTHINGTON, Saturday, ,
P. NJ, Sept. %.
MOUNDSVILLE, on Monday
night, Sept. p.
CAMERON, Tuesday night,
Sept. 26.
BURTON, Wednesday night,
Sept. q.
BENWOOD, Thursday night,
Sept. %.
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REMARKS.

There has been no noticeable change
in the activity of the market this week.
The supply has been generally about
equal to the demand, and the quality
about the same as last week. Heavier
hogs are becoming somewhat more IN
demand, in view of the advance in lard.
Prices are off full lc, no hogs being
quoted now over SIC, and from that
down to &c, against S@9c last week.
Prices are just now at a stand with no
immediate prospect of change.
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For business pursuits or GOV eminent posi-
tions secured AT Washington Business
College, in the national capital, tn" most
attractive city in America, aud on "i NE
least eIpensIv. for students. For free
circular, address II. &. SPENCER, Pres,
Washington, ID. {. dS'
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The wholesale market was tolerably
sctive this week, at about the same prices
as last week but the retail trade showed
but little if any life, even from the be-
ginning, and became more and more
sluggish as it progressed. Some dealers
thought there was decline on all grades
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Of s9tc, while others considered that the
lower figures were confined TO the medium
and common grades. There were more
good cattle on the market than last week
most OF which were resbipped East
early in the market.
Qaotat,0ns-2,05 2 sc.
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LIST OF pRoVERs.

The following are tho names of the
principal drovers, owners or consignees
of the principal drovers, ere the cat VIII
tie are reported from and their destlns-
ttnr
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gEMRAKs ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted TO 3,429 head, against 1882
last week, and 1904 head hecorresPond-
ing week of last year; and the sales dur
ing the week amounted 10 $50 head
against 2, O47 last week, and 2,3l9the cor
responding week of last year, and were
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EDUCATION Al.
Wheeling Female College.
rINHE FALL TERN OF THIS INsTITU-
TON will open on
Wednesday, September 9Th.

with full corps Of able and experienced
educators. The whole building has been
put in fine order during the vacation, and
no expense has been spared by The lTuS,
tees TO make the College attractive and
home like in every particular. The build
ing is now completely furnished, ligh ed
by gas. heated by warm air, and well sup
piled with water. The Institution IL well
furnished with Musical instruments,
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Maps. Charts, Cabinets. &c.
The Conservatory of Music offers very
SUPERIOR advantages nj moderate prices.
To this department a superior Pianist ana
Voc list has been adted. All the Depart
ments Of the College are in full working
order.
For terms or further Information send
for n Catalogue, OF call on the President OF
the College.
aug29Ta MISS A. TAYLOR.
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DRUGGISTS.
LAUGHLIN BROS. & co.
Wholesale Dealers in
drugs, Chemicals and Medicines

Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines
Paints, Oils, White Lead, Turpenune
Varnish, Window Glass and
Glassware,
No. 1881 MAIN st. WHEELING
~ cases Concentrated Lye,
100 Matches.
barrels CARROTS Snufis.
50 boxes CARROTS Packs.
900 pounds Dutch Madder Print.
500 Indigo Spanish Float.
y barrels Chip Logwood.
u Chip Fustic.
AT LAUGHJlN BROS. & CO.'S
leo ounces Quinine, Powers& W eIghtmsn
50 Sulphate Morphia.
81 Nitrate silver.
50 Strychnia. ,,,.,
For sale at LAUGHLlN BROS6'oS
50 pounds ChlorofOrm.
50 Bromide Potassium.
Is Calomel.
Is Iodide Potash.
80 Fluid Extracts, Tlldens.
~ 4" Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Fills.
- dozen Elixers.
% dozen Bakers cod Liver Oil.
25 Halls Lung Balsam.
q Jayne'S ENp"CtOrant.
% Ayers Cherry PeCtOIal.
1000 " Essences-CinnamOn &C.
so Bateman Drops.
500 Godfrey Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Genger,
Al LAUGHLIN BROS. & cos.
200 pounds Grain Pepper-Singapore.
SO " Cloves.
SO " Allspice.
200 egs-GOvcrnment.
500 Cream Tartar. pure & choice
5OO Mustard, In cans and in bulk
500 Ground Ginger, Fast india an
Jamaica. Cox's GeIatine, Arrow Root.
Tapioca and Sage. 1870,
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Accom- mOdatlOn tram leaves Bellaire at
~ p. NJ, and arrives At Steubebyille AT
SIj Pm.
special Accommodation trains leave
geIIaire at $50 a. m, and 1870 p. M;
Bridgeport 10 30 a. m and % p. IN arrive
AZ Martins Ferry at lO:i5 a. ~. aud lb p.
"a. Returning leave Martins Ferry al
II 20 a. M, and sis p. Ia; BridRepprt II :p
a. m, and 3:2J y. m; arrive AZ Be!iairs az
II IS a. m. E. and 3 80 .. m.
Tickets 10 all principal points In The
Fest and West can be procured Al the
Union Ticket once IN Mcclure House and
AZ the station At Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
% General Passenger q Ticket Agent.
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Atne Tinker House and Drore Yards.

/, .van MS Hotel and Drore Yard
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There is no issue between the parties
~ TO hard money and soft money, but
there is great issue whether our soft
money shall be National bank notes
costing the people per cent per annum
or Treasury notes, costing them nothing
To fasten the psnk money on this country
permsr emily has been the aim OF the he
publican party from the beginning. Tc
that policy the Democratic party mas
been always opposed, and its history is
history of repeated wars against the at
tempt TO establish National bank money
1t has fought it from the beginning oil
the war until now. Repeatedly IN Con,
gress the Democrats have offered and
supported bills to abolish the NationaI
bank circulation, and substitute Treasury
notes for them; and on every test ques
ton the Republican party has shown
itself in favor Of suppressIng green backs
and fastening system of National bani
issues on the people as their sole and per
msnent paper currency,
But we are told that Mr.. Tllden is tol
specie resumption. Well, it is true, and
l suppose that, in a modified sense, about
four.ittbs of the people are for specie re-
sumption. 1, myself, don't think that il
should be done in cur day and genera
ton. Applause.l l think that while
we have this national debt to pay w
have a right to have the government
furnish paper money as the wants OF tn
people !, eouire. Applsuse. And tina
- the extentof the needed volume 0
rs r,er money, to that extent the people
should be free from the interest oufdel
of the debt. Treasury notes, receivable
for all public and private debts, RESTING
on the national faith on which the oonS
rests-that is, on the faith that they sha!
always be receivable for public and pr
vate debts-thst is, that they shall Away
be money under the law believe Ii tn