THE HERALD
- 1878 .
democratic ticket.
Stole Tie***.
roB SOTXBNOB
[JOHN W. HALL,
OP OUT.
FOB CONOR***]
JEDWARD L. MARTIN,
OX BC88BX.
County fftM.
FOB KKMKtTT,
JOHN PYLE.
FOB OOBONBR,
JACOB BUTL.
FOB STATE SENATORS.
J. Wilkins Coocb, of Pencader, Hd.
Charles H. McWhorter, of Red Lion.
FOB BEPRESENTATIVES.
James W- Ware, of Wilmington.
Dr. Swithin Chandler, of Mill Creek.
William Dean, of White Clay Creek.
Johi Doran, of Christiana.
Giles Lambson,ofNew Castle.
Edwin R- Cochran, of_St. George*.
William E. Riggs, Sr., of Blackbird.
FSB LEVY BOHRTS COMMISSIONERS.
William R. Bright, of Red Lion.
William Polk, of St. George's.
William A. Morrison, cf Mill Creek.
William L. Wier, of White Clay Creek.
James T. Taylor, of Appoquinimink.
Henry H. Wells, of Blackbird.
Nonas TO subscribers.—T hose of our
subscribers who are indebted to the Morn
in* Herald, will oblige by an early re
mittance.
a
The Horning Herald
is published every morning, (Sunday ex
empted ]T and delivered In the city ol Wil
mington and surrounding places for six
sent* per week, payable to carriers. Mall
subscriptions, postage free, three dollars
per annum.
Oeo. O'Btbkk & Co.," Publl'hers.
No 508 Shipley street,
Wllmlngtoy Del.
WILHUrUTOH, Del- Oct. 83,1178.
On Friday last a butcher near Washir.
ton had the carcass of a cow that had drop*
ped dead on t he road conveyed to his
■laaghter-house, promising the owner of
tha beaat that ha wauld pay him the val
ue of the hide and tallow. The intention
apparently was to cut cut up the carcass
for the market, but the infamous project
was frustrated by the police and the in
spector of meats. The sale of meals con
demned by the inspector can be punished
only by a small fine. It ought to be made
a criminal aet and punished by imprison
ment; and tha same penalty should attach
to the sale ofthe flesh of any diseased ani
mal, whether the meat may have been
condemned or not. The sale ( of milk
from diseased cows should be similarly
dealt with.
Americans have no rightful cause for
complaint, so far as the award of prize* at
the Paris exhibition are concerned. They
will carry away seven hundred and fifty el
them, whieh, all things considered, is as
many as they could reasonably have hoped
for. Of these ten ar* grand prizes, one
hundred and thirty four gold medals, two
hundred silver medals, diplomas, honorable
mention, etc They have fared admirably
well, no *ther nation having received so
many tokens of appreciation for a like
number of exhibits.
The rowing championship having been
decided in Hanlan's favor, the next thing
of national importance to be settled is,
whether Hopeful or R&rus is the speedier
hone. There is a difference of a second or
two in the tim« made by them respectively
but no true turfman will sleep soundly
until the problem is solved.
The total number of deaths from yel
low fever up to last Wednesday night is
estimated at 11,464. Frosts are now an
nounced from various points, and it ia
hoped that the terrible pestilesce will
soon abate its ravages.
HERALD NOTES.
Erie Is to have a fire alarm telegraph.
Just Erie It.
Brutus was an honorable man, but In the
end he contrived to stick poor Caiaar.
Baltimore has a character knows as
"Kicking Kate," alias Kate the Miner.
Rev. Gilbert De La Martyr, a M; E.
mlnUter, has been elected to Congress from
Indianapolis, by the Greenback Labor
Party.
A farmer living In North Severn, about
two miles from Annapolis, Md., named
Cept. Edward Tours, died recently. He
was supposed to have money secreted, as
he was so miserly that he denied his family
tbe necessaries of life. This morning, In
an old aah barrel in his cern crib, $10,000
in gold, silver sod government bonds were
found.
Butterley c<l copy anything In the shape
sofa picture.
The Pine Knot Association will give a
grand ball Friday evening November 8th.
DELAWARE AND THE EASTERN
SHORE.
Court la going on In Oheetertown.
Wheat look* well around Smyrna.
Chestnuts are scarce around Seaford.
Georgetown was thronged all last week.
Pocomoke City would like to have a lock
The Queen Anne's Court commences Not
up.
4th.
The last estimated loss by Easton's fire is
960 , 000 .
There Is a little talk of a "reading circle
In Seaford.
Cecil county's chestnut crop Is of some
Importance.
Lyman, the Wilmington trotter, came
from Cecil county.
Some Sussex county people will start for
Kentucky this week.
Down In Worcester county everybody Is
busy and times are good.
Greeiibacker8 in the lower courty were to
nominate a ticket yesterday.
The chairman of the Democratic Central
Committee for Sussex county is Dr. Hugh
Martin.
The editor of the Cambridge Chronicle
who advertised for a wife three weeks ago
hasjust been married.
A fifty year old passenger list of the
"Maryland," the first steamer that ever
msde her appearance In the Choptank, has
just bees found.
Samuel ;Snowden, a colored hand on a
wrecking schooner, at Lewes, has just been
cleared of the charge of murdering his cap
tain named Brown.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
Snow fell in Ltncaster on Friday night
last.
PhffiRixvllle Iron Company has discharged
a number of hands.
The Pottsvllle School Board expels all
pupils found chewing tobacco.
The railroad bridge at Costesvllle was on
fire on Thursday night, but was extinguish
ed before any damage was done.
The Young Men's Literary Union, of
Phoenlxvtlle, have an old Latin Bible, In
two volumes, which was published In Lon
don In 1780.
PROPOSALS:
pROPOSALS FOR C DINO
Proposals for grading VarBaren street
from Eighth to Ninth street will be re
ceived at the office of the Street Com mis
sloner until 3 o'clockp. m, Thursday Octo
tober 24th 1»78,
Tne amount of grading required will be
about 2500 cubic yards.
The material excavated from the bed of
said street will be deposited as directed by
the Street Commissioner.
The Committee reserve the right to re
ject any or all bids
E. H. Hogland
Street Com.
James iJcGltnchey
ch Openling sts. Com
SB
NOTICES.
N OTICE—Will the scoundrel that stole
the oysters from No. 4 W, 4th street
be kind enougb to return tbe basket.
kTOTICE—The Citizen s' Loan Association,
..X New stock for sale, no back payments
Apply to GEO, C. MaRIS, Sec y., 601 Snip
ley street. _ sep 11.1m
OTICE—Special attention paid to clean
ing. repairing and adjusting sewing
machines by John Kamo, No. 606 West 8th
street, Wilmington Del, Findings and
attachments for alt sewing machines
needles, oils, Ac.>1 ways on hand.
:s
PUBLIC SALES.
so
jpCBLIC SALE
OF
New and second-hand Pianos and Organs
at Robelen A Bro's., 710 Market street, Wll
mlngton Del,, on Wednesday, Oct.. 80ih,
1878, at 2% o'clock.
S
oi
MERRICK A DRAKE,
Auctioneers.
Parties seeking bargains in Musical In*
struments, should not fail to attend the
sale, as we are selling 6ut our entire stock
to close busxne s. Our entire stock oi over
thousand copies of sheet music, at
price. Extra discouut tor large quan
8. .Music Books at cost; also a large
stockmusical instrumenis of all kinds,
strings, Will be sold regardless of costs
octS3-7t
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ROBELIN A BRO.
is,
or
DANCING.
DANCING
Reopening of A, S. Webster's
Select Dancing A ca( ^ em y»
is
ia
Monday Eve'ng Sept 9th 78
-ATTHE—
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In
Masonic Temple, HUtnington, Delaware,
Ladles and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing to become proficient In all the
dances of the day and lo learn the r ew and
more fashionable ones will find to their ad
vantage to begin with the opening of the
season.
EVENING CLASSES,
Commencing Monday September 9th,
Gentlemen's c ass Monday and Thursday
evenings from 8 to 10 o'clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES,
Commencing October 5tb. Ladles aad
Mis-es and Masters class Thursdays from 5
o 6 and Saturday's lrom 3.3) to 5.30- Prl
vate lessons given at any hour to suit con
venience.
Slide Walla Taught in a Few Lessons
Special arrangements for Schools and
Seminaries and for private classes of ladles
or gentlemen, can be made by applying
the Academy, a' Bobelin & Bro's, No.
Market Street or by mall to
at
710
dL
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A- S WEBSTER
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Sept 231 f
STEAMSHIP LINES.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
STATE OF ALABAMA
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
STATE OF NEVADA,
STATE OF INDIANA
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Sail Weeltly,
BETWEEN
In
In
New York & Belfast,
Glasaow & Liverpool,
729
on
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The shortest, safest and most expeditions
route to all points In
GREAT BRIAIN. IRELAND
THE CONTINENT
THROUGH TICKETS ISSUED AT LOW
EST RATES.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & GO
•»
GENERAL AGENTS,
72 Broadway, New York.
GEO. O'BYRNE & CO., Agt's,
5C9 8 PLEY STREET.
Wllmln tor Del
MEDICAL.
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S ECOND SIGHT.—Mrs. Barns, gifted
with second sight, maybe consulted
upon all matters pertalnlDg to the welfare
oi hun aDity at her rooms at the Washing,
ton Hours. octl54t
HALE'S
HOE! OF HOKEHODND S TAB
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, and all AiTections of the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, leading
to Consumption.
This infallible remedy is composed of
the 1 foNLLV of th? plant Horehound, in
chemical union with Tar-Balm, extracted
from the Life Principle of the forest
tree Abies Balsamea, or Balm of Gilead.
The Honey of Horehound soothes and
all irritations and inflamma
SCATTERS
tions, and the Tar-Balm cleanses AND
HEALS the throat and air-passages leading
to the lungs. Five additional ingredients
keep the organs cool, moist, and in health
ful action. Let no prejudice keep you from
trying this great medicine of a famous
Doctor, who has saved thousands of lives
by it in his large private practice.
N.B.—The Tar Balm has no bad TASTE
or smell.
PRICES 50 CENTS AND $1 PER BOTTLE.
Great saving to buy large size.
" Pike's Toothache Drops" Cure in
1 Minuto.
5
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Sold by all Druggists.
C. N. CRITTENm Prop,. N.Y,
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pHILAD.
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Philadelphia and Intermediate atatl
7.06, 610, f 00, *47, 10 00, a. m.
4 . 00 , rao, 0 41p.m.
Philadelphia and New York, S4»,AMaae,
UW, 12 40,6 46pm. , „„
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, 8 89
811
am,
Baltimore and Washington, 18 51,1 If, 8 8V,
Trains ft»rf)3awtfe*i)i'vision leave lor
New Castle 830
.815, am, 106, 8 80 p.m.
Intermediate stations 915
am.105,8 90em.
Delmar and intermediate
A m. 105, P.m.
and
an
stations, 8 15,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
810am.5 00.8 80 pm.
PhUadelpnlaand New York. 200,6 <ram.
Baltimore and Washington.1361,118am.
For further Information passengers
referred to the time tables posted at the
H. 7 KENNEY. Bnpt.
are
pot.
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)un8-ly
professional.
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pianos
' RGANS,
AND SHEET MUSIC.
FOB SALE AT
r. BECUER'B, MUSIC STORE, MO,
OX1 MARKET STREET,
A GOOD VA OCTAVE RO8EWOOD
PIANO FOR 1185 CASH
Ail Instruments guaranteed f-r five
years. aprI8-lyr
JOHN
Attorney and Consellwr at Law
O'BYRNE,
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814 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Oltlaensoi Delaware having law bnslneaa
Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
Pennsylvania, will have It promptly
attended to, by communlca
ian.
In
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In
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and properly
ting with him
D BS. JORDAN, LATE DB8. JORDAN
DAVIE480N, sole principal and pro
prietor of the
GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM,
729 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, has Jnst
issued a new medical work,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS,
on mental, nervons and acquired debility
a pamphlet of great importance. In whlcn
on Indisputably is shown bowlost health
can be regained, also a essay on marriage,
should be read by alL Can be had, price 25
cents In postage stamps, post dee, by
addressing tne anther,
Dr. JORDAN,
1625 Filbrrt street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Where he may becandllv suited.
EDUCATIONAL
T rinity hall,
BEVERLY, NEW
Established 1887. English and French Hom<
School for Young Ladles. Varied advan
tages of the highest order. Number olpu
oils limited. Fall term begins Sept. I9tb.
G. Hunt
JERSEY.
For circular, address Miss. R.
Principal.
gT.JOBKl U'B ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Under the ears ol the Sisters of Ot, Jo tab
The course of. utrnctlon include* at he
branohesof a use.nl and Christian ed «•
Uon.
Annual
8200. For
sepl-ly
pension for Board nd
rartber particulars, address,
MOTHER MARI JOHN
Tuition
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or
acADj
reopens September 2nd, lor tbe 37Lb term.
For Information, write orcall In business
hoars from 8 lo 9 a. m or 4 to 5 p. m
ODEL INSTITUTE.
26,40.50,75 and 1.00 per week for a thor
ough education, at the
MODEL INSTITUTE.
Ase'ect, Primary, Middle and Senior
school for both sexes,taught on a new and
original plan. The handsomest school
room In the city. Office hours from 9 to
12 a. m , 2 to 4 and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m. Vecal
must > taught free. Books free.
JaMKSH.CRABB, Principal.
Office No. 2. Raville Building.
M
RANDYWINE SEMINAR5'.
B
INSTITUTE BUILDING.
Opens MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1878
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.,
W. S. McNAIR, Principal.
ang!3-tf
ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLI I E,
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WiLMINGTGN, DELAWARE.
At the opening or tne fall term, MuN
DAY, Sept. 9,h 1878, tbeie wilt be a NEW
President, NEW furniture NEW tepairs
throughout ibe building. NEW pianos, the
medern conveniences NEWLY lntlod'H«d
to add to the comfort of the young ladles
both In the public and private looms, and
ali this at the OLD prices.
For catolcgues, address the Prezldem.
REV. J. M. WILLIAMS. A M,
Jylfl 8 t
RE-OPENING
OF
F. BECHER'S MUSIC SCHOOL,
No. 921 MARKET STREET,
MBIK 9th
Beginners on Plano or Vlo
18,00
o 810 to 812
sept-l-lw
WILMINGTON DEL.,
Terms;
lln, per quarter, (3 months.)
Advanced Scholars
HAVE YOUR
CLOTHING
CLEANSED AND REPAIRED BY
ALFRED LSJJISOy,
No. 2 E. 5th. STREET
(Lleberman Building.)
Custom Work done Mtlsfketorl ly. Low
Price and good work guaranteed.
augl9-3m.
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D9YAJL HAVANA JLORKBY,
„ mMOO drawn every w days.
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28,000
l Prise of
1 Prise of
! 1 Prise of
Prises of *8,000 each 50,000
Prises of 81,000 each 121,000
Prises of 9500 each 841,000
811 Prises, amounting to (Spanish) 8760,000
Information tarnished ms. Orders
filled. Prises cashed. Spanish Bank bills
d Govemmenupurckased.
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TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers
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Main Office, No. 2 East Second Street.
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Coal put in Cellars free of charge,
J. B. CONROW & SON. Proprietors.
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The Best Coal ever Sold in the
City
Put in Cellars Free of oUarge
ALSO
OAk AND PINE klNDL!N3 WOOD
ENOCH H.00RE, Jr
Fourth Street Wharf.
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JUST RECEIVED
THE
Singer Manuf'g Co.
HAVE JUST SENT TO THEIR OFFICE,
No. 424 MARKET Street,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
The largest Invoice of the Light Running, Latest improved FAMILY MACHINE3
ever brought to this market, notwithstanding thejtlmes are bard, o ver 70 families ere
made happy within the last month by baying the
World Renowned Singer.
If you want a MACHINE, don't fall to secure a SINGER.
Hundreds ef people who have other kinds that do not salt for various reasons, have
exchang-d them for tbe WINGER.
The SINGER M kcHINE Is now se.l'ng for J
or on easy terms for monthly payments. Don't
list onehalftheoriginal price for cash
fail to see tbe SINGER at
No. 424 MARKET Street,
A. J. VAN DUZEE, Agent.
NEW FALL STOCK 1S78!
NOW if AS
LARGE AND
COMPLETE.
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at the;
MODEL TAILOR STORE
As any other Tailoriog Establishment in Wilmington. We adhere strictly to 0r«
der Work, and do not carry oa a Raady Made Tailoring Bj-uqcjj. Our Prices are as
Low, Material, Fit and Workmanship considered as are to be found anywhere.
Heaatily thanking the Public and our friends for their patronage. I a3k the con*
tinuance of ihe same. I guarantee no one shall be ashamed or dissatisfied with the
Yours Truly,
Luits we turn out.
FERD. CARSON, No. 223 Market Str't
NOW ON HAND,
A FULL LINE OF THE LATEST IMPROVED
Stoves, Heaters and Ranges.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE LARGE
STOCK OF
SECOND - HAND OFFICE ANJ PARLOR
STOVES.
In good condition which is being sold CHEAP
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House Furnishing Goods.
AT THE STOVE AND HEATER EMPORIUM 0
H. F. PICKELS,
7 & 9 E. FOURTH STREET,
**pe8.3m
Stoves taken lwjexcbange.
OYSTERS.
Oysters, Oysters,
1 he beet In the market to be aold at the
lowest profit for oash. n *
OYSTERS by the
OYSTERS "
OYSrERS " «
OYSTERS "
OYSTERS *•
QUART,
GALLON,
HUNDRED,
thousand,
BUSHEL,
OYSTERS ■*, •• BARREL,
Wholesale and retail. Yon can order anv
amount from one oyster to the above
numbers.
J. T. GARDNER,
B. W. Oor. 7th A Shipley street