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CROPS.
ILLINOIS,.

Special Dispatch 70 The 7s45ua4.
Ia SALE, H., llay LITTLE Illinois bottom
lands In this Vicinity agnin drenchcd with water.
Tho rlvcr ia rising, and obscrvant river mon conf.
dcntly predict that the bottom lands from tho
mouth OF tho Mig Vcrmillion TO the confluence OF
the Illinois with the Mssssppi will bo destitute Of
crops this ycav In view OF the fact that tho boz
tom lands arc supposed 10 be about coo, 600 acrcs
III extent, and In favorable aeasous the most pro-
uctvo In the Statc, thcs failure may juaty be
Eardcl Us great calamity.
Special LHsposch TO To tribune. 49,.
PONTIAC Iii, May 1S.-Vcry heavy ratns hero
Inst hight, whici, extended ali over tic country.
The fuFt,era WILL II Is thought not be pul back In
planting corn. Everything Is growing hncly.
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Doh, PfDRO At ST, l}llEs.

the iron works at casondelet To-day, and while In
that suburb visited the Kindergarten nndsr the
charge Of Miss BLOW. daughter Of Henry r. Blow,
formerly United Statca Minister to Bfszl1. Lie Il.
prcYyaA great Interest In the school. This aftos.
iUou tho party took drive around the city, and
between s and o'clock embarked on board thu
Great Itepllfc. which, soou after, steamed away
for Few Orleans. A ggent crowd was On the lcyGo
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''Ava Maris, Which il ono of tho stand .bJa Of onr
Mr 4. r Barnes 1ssy effectively agaisrf u tho m.
lint manner Il which Tho loug- sustained pian's-
S e "ni ' Fit: : Ss 81 '"Ss:
III 4 s as. y ;' xs s f ":ca q sss %.Sss %l
great ecias ntfnnpt lefnrr II vent nlone.
The t'lnn. nanberr clcscd w,b iIaston's brisk sn,l
Qaarese nr'. intro5taeea here. hefe. Wv ~ wy
The colo fealnres Of tho concert were unnknally
e1ets e. IL, ;s s; a f SeI =: X:
conquered hrr audience, md upon each suhec7n.nt
sa. wth y;tsoos % hsa5ty
10 ap ovation. tIrt nnu,be5. wvre .he q m!o iior
nanlo' f'run.pofci',, and feaac's t.l1ad 'tnAt a.
Of Ga" which We beIlcso xere written for her, al,d
sn. = s.. ss' :ss :ds R; ot x'9 =:
:ons which TIT i strnascr to ~ u. 'fcr vo'se i ~
dsep eontrslto Of great i'Swei and resonance: q
nnnsaal warmth and breadth y t21es nnd bsr .tYle
!ng that si.e woali 30 a, hcI Lc:i in osu,ofIo ss
sssp ssa ns; H. ri dvsso ns 's, ssss
ssrioaSs q'a!lt sont hes tone, Sa. i i Of .s..
IF 81 sa hearer se ra i snref ' who '''a Sas eSci
Scsn her, w,s1bly e1sep.ing ineea. h. made r, r,
h.st hearing. Mt. Pease played With all and even
,nose than his ola btliancy md y.rys. md hGA
1t III laa, appearance hcIe, by living io nudones
something 10 which they w!shed u listen. Ills
numbers wcre Liszt's ithapsody M. II sthe one
cSep" soesu!ss e 1e "HHa maq4 Se
Ad 1ta' hrIlan. nan:er!rt!on Ct H. wa!,z from
ssen a. ~ tsfs to a Sc s IT, cnb
~ certainly To 10 congratulated upon the
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TIE pRESDYTERIANS.

TIE F1EESI8Y TEXANS.
NEW TonK, May 18-Tho seBston of the Presby.
tcrIan General Assembly began this morning In the
Brooklyn Tabernacle
The Rev. DR.. Primo. Of Now York. read por.
ton OF Scripture. and tho Rev. DE- Wells, Of
Washington, prayed that God might blcsa tbs de-
libcrnuonA.
The Rev. Dr.. c. D. Morris, Professor Of Lana
Theological semtnary, c'ncsnnntt preached the ID.
taken,
At the afternoon session tho Rev. Dr. Van Dyke
,sas elected Modcfator Of the Assembly. lie waa
welcomed on the platform by tho Roy. Mr Morris,
and made sultaGle reply, when adjournment for
tho day Waa had.
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STIR, Ita viii be supported by Mcvickert eorn4
pany from Chicago, and. altogether, she fepreasn:
hsion Of phys to bc performed will eo the must
try.
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THE HOMEOPATMS.
ctoas Of the Session Of the Illinois
Association
Election OF Officers md Members OF Ta.
rious Committees.

TnN SI4Ll lkOIUEHElAAA1C HkC'4llNA OUIlCLJ 4EEoA-
,cncl at o o'c1ock ycaterday mor'ltng, With Pres
lJcnt Mitchell IN The chair. The astcndancc wns
qn!to 1hrEn-
sccrctnry Duncan reu1 several cDmmuntca-
tione from p1tysiciaus, vino regretted their ina-
bllity to be present at thu sessions Of Tho Asso'
CATION
Dr. &. D. Bccbe then concluded his lecture
npon "Thc surgical remedies for prolapsc, Gt
yolvlng uterus, bladder, vagina, or rectum."
Tho explanation, With Illustrations, attracted
rrcat attention.
Drs. NJ. NJ. Eaton, bcchc, Hnti others, discussed
tho lecture, and the remedies rropuscd.
Thomas Il, Wine, NJ. D., Z. N. Hazclton, NJ
o., Morrison; A. L. Marcy, N. D., N. &. l3rag.
don. Evanston, nnd a Van Paticn, Mt. Carroll,
verc recommended by the Board OF Ccnsors and
ECrc elected mcnlbers OF tho Society.
pn. ,. H. FOSTER,
OK this cty, then read a payer IN Ear Dseaaca,h
in which 6e described tic disease or Inflammation
and adults Tile mpor described somc City cascs
which Ind conc Under tho Doe'os's observation.
nMatcria Medical"
pr. +: j. iioyno. Of this City; alto read paper
oivycd to advantage In certain dsrasos, Including
nsiingltis, eerebro.spna1 mrntngitia. vertigo. mud
sthcf dsseNae'' ,,s,rrro.,
pr, Small offered resolutions Df scapcct In memo.
Ham Of nEs. Anrou Porter Holt, Of Lyndon. Ill,
bt, ", W. Porter. Gnlesburg. ILL.,. and Henry
Pcarcc, GrcGn Bay. Wis.,, which wrte adopted
liter eu!o9as1tc tcmnrks uf DTs u. D. Ncthe, smuli.
md othsrs: ....
pe. ". u Burt tchn q paper on '0atrya V1r-
rnico1" showing Ia ETcnt remedial qualities,
". II. ~ E4!on offered resolution o. ihnn1s
70 Praf. 2. r Deebs tof ~ ttue given U the So
sety on the day pteTlouA, which Was unanimously
adopted.
III. ]. u. Tooket. OF Chicago. read paper on
'1he Pfogresa OF Electricity. and lts cnhncct!on
H.h certain disoAscs tsnhted in .hoMeUpathy.
TuMoHs.
p.s. G. D. Becbe, A. Hall, Mrs. E. q. Cooke
GuiYalo, N. II, Ds. Smith, i. a. smnll. ana
n. Dknforsh then d!rcussed Dt. naufo1tts paper
on tuMore, read on the previous day, and also the
remarkable caec reported by him:
tlo, NJ T.. was then allowed to read a paper on
preveat'on OF tnmors. Mrs Cook II mothorly.
looking, plcnsant-taced lady, who said that shc
" greatly ,ntcse.tcd II tic welfare Of hcr sex
y doctors Ignorance Of cetsaln h!acasce cauacd
thetr spttnd She held that prevention, was
tho physleian stu1ying tue laws Of pre-
tentlon. She .pteadud for better cdncatou
Of girls, md enllghtchn9 them upon tha!r tniaann
keeping tham tn ignorance until the birth Vt their
Arpt sh1ti
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THE WEATHER.,

WAsn1xoTon, D. c., May l0-1 a, m. .-1n the
Upper Lake region and Upper Miaassppi Valley
falling and low barometer. brisk and high cast 10
aoutt winds. generally warmer, cloudy wcathes,
and rain n,eAs. .
LOcAL pDaEnvAT1oNB~
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EADES' IE1TtEs.

EADES' JE1T1ES.
EEv OHLHARs, May 10. The steamship Hudson,
Gagcr, master, Of The Cromwell line passed through
South l'ars 5ctttcs, bonnl for New York, drawing
Ii feet 10 Inches md had no difficulty.
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CTNNAGE-FuRSITQNE. HUQ01ES. AND NEN.
= goAuuks 1tofxd In Gfs proof wAseluu4e, lao Wsst
AoMlos.st. Lowtst charges. Money sttaaccd On xs.y
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DIVORCES,

nlvUnCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ for sncompstibility etc. Fesidenca petsonal
after ttcres O. Il. sfMB ST Alhiand Bock, Chicago.
nIYoRcEs LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ n avery Stats CT the Uulan for ineompat1hty et.
Kehdencs unnecessary. Pes alter detrsa. Twelve
Jeats experience. Addreas Fost ui6es BoK lo9I Chi.
EExU. III
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VVASTED-T0 RENT-HY 4 PROMPT PAYING
w tenant. store fco0ter rrcfcrrrd) suitable for q
aEer herF sallnn: AddFA stating rent aud location
No. Tribune nilec.
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mIINICAEn.

BARGAINS IN PIANDS-WK ANH CONSTANTLY
- reeelyinf atrset ffvln NV i9tk. elexan1 new
il sstonshnRiy low psleca Our cash rurchnAcs E1Yo
4sEreat advantages. and a. " smpoy eEsuta, Guy
with Va Ptlce4 Awaya the lowest. Every Instrumenk
fully warranted fuz dyn ycasa- r. 7, MARTIN. lsA
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Suburban.
RIO RENT - DESIRABLE HOUSE AT RAVENS
L wood. s1J; houses at 6nmtncfdaic 41n each. A..
BENNETT. Agent. southeast cVruef OF Monroe and
Mlrkct.ktA,
TI'O HENT-AT OAR PARK AND RTDNKLANI)-
Coed houses very 10y, sl0 70 s23; faEnisnsd hyMsc
WAY. 1i3 La Sale II, Room 10.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
TEMPERANCE.

The usual Sunday Temperance meeting
was held yesterday at the Institute Hall,
and was we'll attended. Mr.. Enoch Martin
was made chairman, and the exercises
opened with the singing of hymn by Miss
Ella Pickels. Rev. Lafayette Marks, of
the Hanover Presbyterian church, then led
in prayer. ~ Need Thee," was sung by
the audience.
Mr.. Wells read his weekly report, which
stated thut he had now secured the names
Of 1922 persons, lis of whom were confer
ence members. The report was encour-
aging in other parts. Addresses were made
by Rev Mr.. Marks, Nelson j. Leo and j..
l.. Crouch.
On motion 10, 900 circulars setting forth
the temperance movement, were ordered to
be printed, and disturbed among the citi-
Zens.
The meeting concluded with singing by
the audience, and the benediction from
Rev. L. Marks.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
PostDOssed.

At an informal meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association, called by the
President, on Saturday evening, it was
thought best, owing to the opposition
evinced by several of the members, to en-
tirely withhold the Associations support
from the "Oratorio of Esther" as announ-
ced to be given by Prof. R. W. Sesger, in
these columns. on Saturday. The name Of
Thomas McCorkle, Jr., was affixed to the
circulars mailed to the different singers, b.
fore his consent was obtained. The singers
invited are notified that NO rehearsal will
be held this evening.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
Elopss,ts,,t of a Del0sC0re Lady.

fTOu) Jne HallSDufy ADVERTISER
Yesterday week, one Of our most popular
justices was called to Delmar, to attend to
some legal business. At the depot, on his
way home, he was introduced to Miss Kate
Conaway, a very pretty and interesting
Delaware lady. The lady being young and
supposed by her friends to be travelling
alone was(placed in his charge with instruc-
tions to see her safely to her destination in
Salisbury. The cars had barely started
when spruce young gentleman emerged
from the rear end of the car and came
down and occupied the vacant seat beside
Miss Kate. The Judge looked on and won
dered, but his astonishnent very visibly in
creased when he saw the young man had
ticket only to Salisbury, As they neared
this place, he told the lady that the next
station was Salisbury and that he would
see her to her house of visit. She now
thanked him kindly for past attention, but
said that the gentleman by her side-Mr.
Sheppard Tindal. would escort her up. His
judgeship smelled big "mice" but said
nothing The twain got into Stevens hack
and were carried to the Peninsula House.
After tea they proceeded to hunt up
divine to make them one. Rev. Mr.. Uric
offlciated, and soon satisfied them on that
score. The newly married pair left the
hotel on Saturday afternoon and proceeded
to the house of friend where the bride
still is, the husband who owns a nice farm
near Concord, going home the. early part of
the week. We understand that there was
no opposition to the match, but their ro-
mantle young hearts conld not resist the
temptation to create sensation.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
POLtoo NoWs,

The following persons have been arraign-
ed at the Police Court ON the various
charges named since our last report:
Robert Chambers, obstructing the streets
in violation of city ordinance, fined 80 and
costs.
Andrew Gordon, discharging firearms in
the streets, 81 and costs.
Amos Miller, drunk, fifty cents and costs.
Jacob Foulke for committing an assault
upon his wife and family, 81 and costs,
and 81 to keep the peace.
John and Elizabeth Schaefer, assaulting
two tax collectors, IS each and costs.
Joseph Emmet, sixty days, vagrancy.
One drunk with usual fines and costs
completes the record.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
Centennial Trains,

On and after Wednesday next, trains for
the Centennial grounds will leave the P.
W. & B. h. r. depot in this city, at $40,
0.25 and 9.52 A. M. Returning, leave the
grounds at 4, b.15 and 6.14 P. M. The
price of round trip tickets has not yet been
fixed upon, but there is strong probable
ity that the Company will make q reason
able reduction.
There will be an extra train run on the
Wilmington and Western Railroad on
Wednesday for the accommodation of pas
sengks along the route who wish to visit
the Centennial opening.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08

Burglars About Agais-Howss Clsant,s1-
The County Court -PsrsonaI-The Sloop
of War COngress-Sale Of Giles Las,tS'
son's Property.
Especial Correspondence of the HERALD.
NEW CASTLE, DEL, May 6.
Burglars are still plying their vocation in
New Castle. Last night they effected an
entrance into the mansion of Rev. DR..
Spotswood, on Delaware street, and stole
two overcoats. Nothing else was missed,
though there was evidence that the thieves
went into every room not occupied by the
family, who were not disturbed by their
univited visitors.
The Criminal Court will meet on Monday
next, the Sth inst, and New Castle will be
crowded with visitors. We hope our hotel
keepers will reap a rich harvest.
Attorney General John B. Pennington ar
rived this morning. He seems to be in good
health and ready for the keen encounter
of wits which is anticipated during the ap-
preaching term.
Crier Smith has been as busy asia bee In
tar-barrel," {" getting things in order for court,
and everything is in readiness-the court
room and appurtenances looking as "neat
as PIN"
The row of Usage orange bushes that
BORDER the front of DR.. Luley's property,
on South street, is being laid into hedge.
This change will not only improve the ap-
pearance of conspicuous property, but
will render the comfort and safety Of per-
sons passing greater, as the thorny limbs
which projected over part of the sidewalk
were not only nuisance, but constantly
menanced the eyes and clothing Of proEen-
aders.
The sloop-of-war Congress, 20 guns,
passed m route for Philadelphia, at half past
nine O'Clock this morning, under sail and
steam, with favoring wind and tide. She
is expected to participate in some way with
the opening ceremonies of the International
Centennial Exposition. A son Of ex-Sher-
if Armstrong, of your city, is an officer on
board of her.
Harry Frazer, the energetic and polite
clerk of Mr.. Eliason, is moving into his
new residence, recently erected on Union
street.
Sheriff Lamhson sold by auction at the
Gilpin House, at 2 O'Clock to-day, Deputy
Herbert, crier, the property of Giles Lamb
son, as follows: A two-story brick dwell
ing house in the block on Harmony, be-
tween Market and Orange streets, known
as Herbert's row, for 5000 the lumber
yard between Pearl and Vine streets, for
$500; and four lots in what is known as
Shswtown, for $500. John II. Rodney,
Esq, was the purchaser in each case.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
IN Usslssolty Desk.

Capt. j. M. Barr has desk in his Office
which has sort of an unlucky historical
record. It first owner was Colonel Wilmer,
the "loil" provost marshal Of Delaware
during the late unpleasantness, who was
convicted of some stealing operations and
became resident of government prison,
and subsequently Of New Jersey Peniten-
tiary; its next owner was VIM. B. Wiggins,
of Wilmington, who was convicted of for
gerry and sentenced to the county Jail for
term of several years. 1t then fell to the
lot Of Capt. Dougherty, who was arrested
on the charge of "irregularities" in the
Post-office of Wilmington. 1t is hoped that
it has now ceased to bring "ill-luck" to its
owners, and has at last fallen into hands
where it will no longer suffer disgrace.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
DOtc,s tho PessjsssSSlO.

Centennial, and he Is deaf.
Since Wicomico county has voted for To-
cal option the people down there are un-
commonly fond Of water.
Snow Hill welcomes the advent Of apples,
but never thinks of the boys who are fond
of them in a green state.
In the neighborhood of Salisbury the
far, and there is hardly a probability Of
their being hurt much now.
Cambridge will have q horse race this
week, while q lawyer of the same place ID
reported to have charged ten dollars for de-
livering an opinion on the weather.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
Atssos' LocOIs.

2SsOT AOO0sSs
Board Of Education meets this evening.
Court commences at New Castle to-day.
The amusement season is nearly over for
Wilmington.
The brick work on the new Market House
has been completed.
Railroad fare has been reduced between
Georgetown and Lewes.
G.. W. Bush & Son have . second hand
express wagon for sale cheap.
r. D. Roberts caught twenty-five pound
rock fish at Cedar Beech, last week.
The store Of John D. Carter, At Town
send, was robbed on Sunday night.
On Wednesday the same club viii 70 to
Reading and play the Reading Actives.
The grocerymen's meeting meets this
evening ct 7:30 o'clock in McDounell'S
hall.
On the Van Worst farm near Milford,
there 10 an orchard of thirty acres Of
standard pears.
The steamer FELTON, will commence regu-
lar trips between Philadelphia and VII
mington, to-day.
The rehearsal of Prof. Seagsr takes place
tonight in the rooms Of the Y. n. G. A.,
631 Market street.
Shenandoah and shamokin Goals have been
reduced fifty cents per ton, at George W.
Bush & Sons, French st. wharf.
The cells under the town hall at Middle
town are to be improved for the aceommo-
dation Of the summer army of tramps.
The candidate for the new Clerk Of the
Market, is Mr.. David Lemon, who IL spoken
of as qualified in every respect for the posi-
tion.
There will be important changes made
In the time table of the Junction and Break
water Railroad, some time during the COM
ing week.
Secretary of State, Ignatius Grubb, who
has been absent from the city fer several
days in Pennsylvania, returned home on
Saturday. ....
On Saturday, May 18th, A. w. Davis win
sell at public sale, some very hne building
lots situated between Maryland avenue and
jackson street.
Next Saturday Joshua Maris, Esq, trus-
tee for the Writ property, will dispose Of
the same at public sale, BY virtue Of tho
Orphans Court.
DR.. Pratt, Auditor of Accounts. will be ct
new CaStl0 To-Day, 10 6etCle Win ScnOOA
Districts, from No. l to so, and on Tuesday
from ~ upward.
Mr.. George G. Maris advertises stock for
sale in the Wilmington and Diamond State
Loans. Both of these associations are e.
tablished and paying.
This afternoon the Quicksteps, profss-
sionals, will play the Camels, professionals,
of Philadelphia, at the formers grounds.
Game called at three O'Clock.
Mr.. George Morgan, for some time city
editor of The MORNING HERALD, but now
of the Camden, N. j., Post, was In Will
mington on visit to his many friends.
Yesterday morning lady tainted in st.
Paul's Church, from the effects of tight
shoes. She was taken home and upon
restoratives being applied she soon recov-
cred,
Dom Pedro has not visited Wilmington
as was promised, and the people are Of
opinion that they must seek him out at the
Centennial, where he promises to be on the
day of the opening.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Mechanics Loan Association will
take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock in their
rooms, 3rd and Market street. The an.
nual election for directors will take place,
and other business will be transacted.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
Praise M0e1i4SN.

A Sabbath school praise meeting was
held last night in Scott M. E. church,
Seventh and Spruce streets. A largo num-
Der Of persons were present. The exercises
consisted of singing, music, and an address
by the pastor Rev. Mr.. Sypherd. Mr.. Nc
Cabe was present and during the evening
led in prayer. The music was under the
direction fMr. Aldred, and WAS very fine.
The meeting closed with the doxology and
benediction by the pastor.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
REGISTERS ORDER.
DEGISTER'S ORDER,
REGIsTER'S OFFICE

REGIsTER's OFFICE
New Castle County, April "a, 1875.
Upon the application of james Toy, Ad-
ministrator Of Owen Medallion, late of
Christiana Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator, afore-
said, ave notice of the G. anting of Letters
of Administration upon the estate of the
deceased with the date ofgranting thereof
by causing advertisements to be poste.i
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six Of the most public places of
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted. within the same period, in the
MORNING HERALD. a newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
in three weeks, e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal of Office
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in
New Castle County aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
3. G. BIGGs, Register.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
What Was He Doing at shs 6asss

Yesterday at one of the up town churches
young lady teacher took % the subject Of
thought for her class, "The Lame Nan,
Healed" who is represented as having
been placed at the gate called beautiful"
She asked very impressively what the lame
man was doing at the gate. Begging cold
bread" was the somewhat abnormal an
sWer of one of the class.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADTERTISEMENEO.

Death Notice.
Clothing-J. w. Canary.
COal-G. w. Bush 4 Son.
Base Ball Guides-kyan's
Boots and Shoes-M. Danahee.
Wood and Cual-Mills Il Combs.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup-The Best.
Cheap pShoes-Seventh and Poplar.
Stylish ClOthing-DeW Wolf, $40 Market,
Carpets-McBride's 728 Market street.
Baby COaches-6 and s East Fourth st.
Beds RenOvated-Fourth and King SITS.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
Tho Fruit Prospect

From the Dover Sentinel.l
The fruit prospect in this neighbo hAaod
10 hard to estimate at this time, as ~ 1t
of the cold and frost has not beep.xa VT
% yet. A large number Of gEr y
that they will get someps0Hy Ton, ~
others say that there are$
berries ars said 70 be inf 4 y 1-.
e: e: & sss.si n .1.e. s'se. p'as''
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
PrODea.tH RecSVeSod.

On Friday Mrs. George Bensall, residing
IRON MIN u varn sne week
had been purchased by q man at Toughken-
mon, in Chester county, for thirty dollars
from . negro. The COW stolen from the
atsd, Maa lpsn4 sIGsss u n = "
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
HOTELS,
TEFFERS N HOUSE,

TEFFERS N HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE.
This elegant and delightfully."- located
property, having gone intO new hands, has
been thoroughly and elegantly renovated
ing SHARED Deither pains nor expense in
furnishing and stocking it, will offer ac-
Communications and fac lities second to no
country Hot on the Peninsula.
Now attached to the properly is one of
the finest stables in the State, under the
efficient management of Messrs, Tuft and
Fox, who will offer every accommodation
of
FIRST CLASS LIVERY.
The Inspection and patronage of the
public is respectfully invited
my3.3m GEO. A. MILLINGT, IN.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
NOTICE!

All persons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested, to the Administrator, on or
before April "a, 1877 or abide the act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
JAMES TOY,
Administrator.
Addres, Henry Clay P. O., Del,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08
PersOssay.

Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee, D. D., Bishop ofthe
Niocese Of Delaware, Waited 6eal0Td yestsr.
N ard administere6 ~ right q eea0ls
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08

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nial period takes on sight.
The "North American Review" says 1t is
deserving of unqualified praise; we antici-
dubuque Times" says: "Just such work
af thousands of the American people will
be glad to possess" The Detroit Adver-
tiser" calls 1t preferable to any yet pub
lished." ANY ACTIVE MAN OR WOMAN of
good address insured large profits and
steady work for year. For full particu.
lars address
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ap24-8t. a Park Place, New York,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-08

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