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HORSE HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A VERT 1z T. LIGHT, L;t lit; NICE. sIx-sEAT RocKAWAY
issS e. 3S*! fkzsifa e. sas
sa,aS,. sRAN g;rEARoLp II so9ER l5on HoRsEs
soae s9e on 5ssa s, fsss Sstxer ox to'
i @ S.ftast Is
uGTIoT c1e yts41 SALES OF HORSES. 7S ngco!Es ETC,
" aeFs stock wanted on commission I'll
A SGS1 ssa9 E = M0sE E a TS5ss / ES5E
A BEST BUSINESS WAGONS n TOWN CHEAP
ez Rssans sps 0s
ArsTrnnEE Lowest Lowest PRIcE-NEW AXp SEcoXP3:
wagons, At II E'drIdge e-couFt.
j CARLOAD OF HORSES JUST RECEIVED
Sc Gaii IA sss them. ,uss ss At some | priee I'll
FoK sALE-A FRESH WiLK COW. cALVED
about two weeks; and 5.year.old work horse.
sSsasy taii. xsis!s oser shs I'll !. eeod basiaes;
n mrs bug Tonia uaks geod road marc, she Is yssrs
g; ~ ~ sssa aSdsd e. sPssa r. saes bas
nsSs yR t !s 11 . III s
blood; She very rangy. Handsome and stylish: and
e 9s s 4 sSIf 4
@ 1ss M e. .d dy a nre ths Of xaoH
" nssd apply. Apply the barn tic
sa5!a s55 5d sF 81: II y5s S WA
esss esss asE easFss m9ss 55os
4 Co.: phaetons made by the best makes: top gro
ii o ne@ e apd epa
e MS, ), tS ~ i On
kf s,yc e asa
r Tor s sAlf@roE Al 5i: LESS THAN HALF fs.7zIUE=
4 conrc rockaway; side -spEtns buggy, only been
three. .sprins nhasfan' nadn nv pynnoSer r. co.Ine
harness. cost s1a5: set of double harness. rubber trim
med sec single DO: a Of the above tescrtbsd arc first
= il. Tribune Office. ,for three days: &C N~
good 1ocatfon South sde near coSrt House. xiti.
Or wi5hont stock. F, Z. WEIGH CO.. Room 2, IL
nm 1.sa,'es.. : = = 777=
Farane; can BE- seen rear Of lo93 ,!lchIeaa-ar. -
Tor sAtE-A LIGHT COVERED DELIVERY
TqEs2 %paGl aGS harness Searjy rev. very cheap S
rnK saE-s01,SD cFyTI = V1FF g wa FS
I Old r''st 50 Inquire :! = A!sas5
TOR SALE-A BREWSTEt: T0P-HUGGY BUT
nor, m1c ~ Ssef fn aTStGiqss 2reF n W SEX Cheap
Enn -: - =
|1oh, ,sALE1fGP AE. BUGGY, GoQp, As NEW: At
fiss me enA Oe seen At 40 infee
Tor sALE-E1GHT D1:AUGiIT HORSES. WEiGH-
ins fsom 2so 70 SO u.s. tos1 good single ,.rss5s
s S s9a'sc ca Il a
anA u SoEth Mel.,s.: ----------------
mHkx1 s;e oH p3sta GsSE
pos sALE5A FlSE. LARGE GRAY pKA1cHT
them and will sell at bargain Ipaure At STAFFORD
, 1877-11-04

Tf0R sALE-A LARGE BUSINESS BUILDING
on Staie.st-. near Washington.
"a, a good brick store Oh South Water-st-. neat Wa
Acood business building on C1arE-st.. Madison
-A9o ono on Clark-st.. north OF Lake.
1aSae. ~ " ~ =
Hhon: very cheap.
ane stone front building good corner :D1ue
son-st. r'' ~
4 good corner building on Milwausee.ay.; very
cheap - ~
number OF fine pieces OF vacant business property.
good barra3ns
"a, good a-sory frame. IN very good location West
very good framc-housc On 80 foot lot on avcnnc.
ground. ~
good stoue.front residence hne location on Micht
Ean-sv.> $40. COO.
a1xlos feet, excellent residence lot West Side for
h1lf present low value. '
MALLEK BROTHERS. a4 Nas1lnpton- st. =
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ITOPsEs WINTEHED At ATWOOD PLACE FARM.
Ill al mites from city lmits; boz saNs II tesrsh:
orders with D. j. WREN. 1856 aud 1sS East Washing
ton-st.: or address CutSELlus 5ULL1VAs' liver"
side, ILL.,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
Minor Locals.

City Council will meet tonight.
Sun rose this morning at $50, sets at 5.4S'
A lively time on shipley street Saturday
afternoon.
Mills & Combs keeps on hand good
screened coal.
Yerger 4O5 Shipley street, has full liIe
of harness OH hand, whips, blankets &c.
The reflection of a fire was seen about
O'Clock this morning, in the neighborhood
of New Castle.
The Board of Education meets this even
ing. The water in the Brandywine was very
high on Saturday.
Don't forget the Reliance Active Ball on
April Goth, for a good nights fun you
should attend. Tickets LOO.
Tho Buell. Family attracted, as usual, a
large audience last evening, at Grace N. d.
Church. The concert which was to have
taken place at Mt. Lebanon Church, satur-
day, was postponed until Thursday even
Ing.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
Carnival ON Ice.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. pa grand fancy
dress carnival on the Ice is now in progress
hereto, be given under the patronage of the
Governor General and Countess Dufferin.
Two bands of musicians were In attendance
and the skaters, embracing several hundred
of the best gentlemen and ladies of the Do
minion capital, were surrounded by other
hundreds of spectators, these latter not be-
ing in fancy attire. No language can de-
scribe to the average American mind the
beauty and wonder OF the brilliantspectacle.
1t is not alone gathering of Indians, Arabs,
Chinese, nuns, ghosts, soldiers, Milsrvas,
harlequins, pedlers, monkeys tied to hand
organs, queens, Morning, Night, peasants,
princesses and hundred other fantastic
conceptions; but all these changing like the
flashing colors of the kaleidoscope with
lightning like rapidity by the graceful
movements of the most artistic skaters in
the world.
No American ballroom ever witnessed
more graceful dancing in every style.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
a KOW.

There was lively time on shipley street,
between 5th and 9th street on Saturday al-
ternoon, arising out of matter which has
already appeared in our local columns. 1t
appears that a certain wellknown charac-
ter known as "Feanut Joe" had practiced
some of his pranks upon stranger from
Lynn, Massachusetts, some of the members
of the Water Witch Fire Company espsused
the cause of the stranger. A friend Of Pea
nut Joe's while endeavorlng to settle the
trouble lost his temper which resulted in
quarrel with the driver of the Water Witch.
The quarrel grew into pretty lively fight,
which resulted in both OF the parties tumb-
ling into an area OF tho house adjoining.
They had hearing on Saturday night be-
fore the Mayor and fine of 1925 each was
inflicted. As the stranger from Lynn did
not appear to prosecute "Peanuts" it is
quite evident he was bulldozed and sent
out of town.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber intend-
ing to quit farming, will sell At Public
Sale on the premises, situated IN branay. eH.
p. w. & B. Il. r., thre', miles from Will
mington on the Philadelphia Pike on
MONDAY, MARCH 5th, 1877,
at 10 o'clock a. M, The stock consists as
follows. five horses, good work and driving
horses, mostly young, one OF Wh1ch IL "a
Stallion, stanley and Moscow breed, slZ
years old, will work anywhere and has
trotted mile In 2-5O; two mares, DOM WIN
the mares has trotted 2-26 on the Westches.
ter Track. Two colts, one years old and l
one year old. Twenty-one Head OF Cows,
of Them will be in profit by day OF sale, the
rest milking; one two year o,d l'!1I.1 Darnam %
dozen fowls, s turkeys, Germantown wa.
gon and harness, top buggy, market
Dearborn, IL sleigh 2 two horse carts Droad
wheel Ox-cart. two or four morse wagon
near new, with hay bed attached, l2-horse
ness. double set of Dearborn harness, set
of cart harm. IS. 3 sets Of lead gears, wheel
barrow, plOws, harrOws, cultlvators, noes
shoyeis, j AIDES, rakes, l steel tooth horse
rake. Telegraph hay cutter, collars, brl.
dies, halters, lcder mill, ! corn shelier ier J. l.
Quick's patent with Two cy linders, 2shaK.
ers. belt and everything complete. large
iron roller, near new, cost sl25 Advance
moving machine, combined Champion
machine, No. 4, lot Of hot bed sashes ana an
covers, lot of milk pans and churns' 'aet OncRt
cts, strainers, measures, l5 acres or Wneat
in the ground, al 0 many other articles too
numerous to mention. ..o -,
TERMS:--All sums under $50 cash, all
sums of $50 aud upwards, purchaser can
have seven months by giving q Dans ape
nnie with approved tndorser, interest add
| Ell or deducted from the given time.
va y. JOHN OSBORNE.
l.. w. Stidham & Son, Auct's. feDl3-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
11OTICE-VALDOSTA INSTITUTE FoK
N BALE.

This valuable property. situated IN
hrlying town in southern Georgia, On tne
line of the railroad from Savannah 10 fiorl.
Do, Is offered at bargain, either Tor sale OF
exchange for property in city IN one OF
the Middle States.
The lot contains three acres, upon Wn!cn
stories high. having o schuolrOom, reclta-
ton, and music rooms, dining rooms. vide
halls, chambers and kitchen, servants,
house stable, barn and all necessary OUT
buldlDg, and vegetable garden.
Thelnstitute Is furnished. and the school
snow in operation with about sixty scnoi-
rs In attendance.
This property is offered for sale. because
the health Of the lady who owns 1t has
failed.
For particulars apply to
DIR. GEORGE TROUP MAXWELL.
dedl2.tf New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
WASHINGTON
THE ELECTORAL TRIBUNAL.
Tho Joint Session.

The Joint Session
At four o'clock the Senators entered the
hall and the joint meeting was resumed.
The action OF each House on the objection
to the decision In the case of Oregon hav-
ing been read the presiding officer announced
that the two houses not concurring other
wise the decision of the com mission would
stand unreversed, and that the counting of
the vote would now proceed. In conformi-
ty Herewith he directed the tellers to an
nounee the vote of Oregon.
Senator Ingalls, thereupon read the vote Of
Oregon as three votes for Hayes and
Wheeler.
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The certificates from the State Of Penn
sylvania giving twenty-eight votes for Hayes
and Wheeler having been read and the pre-.
siding officer having asked whether there
was any objection to the vote, Mr.. Stenger
of Pennsy .vania, rose and presented an OBJ
lection to the electoral vote of Mr.. Morrell,
Centennial Commissioner.
THE SENATE RET1RRs.
When the reading was finished (there be.
ing no further objection to the vote of
Pennsylvanla) the Senate retired.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE COMMISSION.
Mr.. Walling, (dem, of Ohio, asked leave
to offer q resolution instructing the Com
mittee on Priviles to inquire into aud re-
port, any unnecessary delay, what are the
powers and duties of the House In view OF
the rulings and decisions of the Electoral
Commission under the laws creating such
commission, which law authorized an in
quiry into the facts of the Presidential
election In Louisiana and Florida, but
which instruction had been partisanly dis
regarded and decided by said commission.
Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa, objected.
MOTION FOR A RECESS.
Mr.. Vance, (dem.) of Ohio, moved that
the House take recess until ten O'Clock
Monday. Agreed to-yeas 1872, nays III.
Just before the vote was announced there
was majority against a recess, but enough
Democrats, who had voted "No," changed
their votes to carry the recess.
| A democratic caucus was announced fol
this evening at twenty minutes past sever
o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
~ GLOOMY VIEWS AT BERLIN.

a.sA" GLOOMY VIEWS AT BERLIN.
The Herald correspondent ut Berlin tele--
graphs that the Emperor's speech has not
removed the prevalent anxiety. Tonight,
indeed, he says war on Turkey Is consid-
cred inevitable, but Berlin is always pessi-
mistic,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
T6napSrQnce Mectiss0.

About 300 persons were present at the
temperance meeting at the Institute Hall
yesterday afternoon. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Babcock,
District Secretary of the Penn Temperance
Society. Mr.. Wells then announced that
the Rev. gentleman would preach the same
evening at Grace ..Church. The chairman
then introduced the speaker who gave an
account of the temperance societies since
their formation.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

water, and few other surrounding prop
critics were slightly damaged. The library
although open on Sundays was closed all
day yesterday.
Jerry Lee, fireman, residing at No. 538
South Sixth street, while on the roof of
Rogers carriage establishment, fell through
skylight and received serious injuries.
Another fireman named Ed. Kelley, re-
siding at No. 500 South Sixth street, was
struck by splinters from the cornice of the
theatre when 1t fell, and was badly In
jured.
Charles Charlton, watchman, employed
OF the theatre, was the man who discovery
the the fire. He told Dispatch reporter
that he had just completed bis rounds of
the building, had set hi clock at half
past twelve O'Clock, and taken seat, when
he saw flames burst from the property-room
situated on the prompter's side, and on q
level with the "Aies." He was the only
man in the theatre, and at once turned on
the two fire plugs on the stage, and tried
to extingulsh the flames with q patent fire
extinguisher, but his efforts were in vain.
The purnt propertyis roped in and guard
ed by policemen.
The roof fell in about o'clock q. M,
yesterday, which save the other properties
from danger.
A general alarm, the first In Philadelphia
for several years was sounded, which
brought out the entire department.
An old fireman told the HERALD reporter
that In his experience 1t war the most hot
fire since the coal fire in 1861, at Ninth and
Washington. The smoke and cinders were
80 thick that Rogers building had been
burning for some time before 1t was dis.
covered, and that the flames spread SO rap
idly that they could not be checked.
There are very ugly rumors afloat about
the fire which can only be settled by an in
vestigation before the coroner.
Fox's American Theatre on Walnut st.,
above Eighth was burned on the evening of
June 10th 1867 while the "Black Crook"
was In the course of performance. Fortu-
Rately the audience was warned in time,
and vacated the building safely. But not
withstanding this happy circumstance
there was great loss Of life. While the
firemen were laboring faithfully, the front,
wall Of the theatre fell out into the street,
by which thirteen persons were killed and
sixteen wounded.
The fire was still smouldering at ten
O'CLOCK laeC night, ana water was being
played on the ruins.
This makes the twentieth theatre destroy
cd by fire in Philadelphia. The HERALD
reporter was informed that the theatre had
been ordered to either close or remodel, by
the building inspectors, Immediately after
the Brookly nf1re. A Agentlemen passing the
theatre shortly after that event, remarked
pointing to Fox's, "that will 60 next"
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
Change OF Basc,

The popular and we'll conducted tobacco
and cigar establishment of Mr.. F. E. Smith,
is removed to-day to more commodious
quarters at No. $40 Market street. The
change will undoubtedly prove to his sd.
vantage, RS any increase of his already long
list of friends will result in making Mr..
Smiths rooms, Wilmineton's favorite resorts
for the purchase Of goods In this line.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
CHROMOS. nns iinsst ssssssii st9ss in ahs 'hs

World. embracing over 100000 Chromos,
Paintings and Choice Prints, at our enlars-
ed Art Rooms. All tho new and popular
subjects at rock bottom prices, me rama
of ihe Rhine, size 20x2S-remantlc ana
grand: Scene on the Susqnehanna; one OF
1he hits of the season, size l9x27; Lake Luc-
erne. Switzerland, the most boautllul lake
in the world; Isolh Bella, acharmin. scene
in Northern Italy, csmpanion to tne pre-
,cedine: OFF Boston Light, beautiful ma
rine. size l4x2O, in great demand; Ola OAK
an Bucket. White Mountains, Niagra Fails,
Nswport. Saratoga, gathering Prlmroses,
At the Sea Shor e, Paddy in Dlhculty; also
Vir.in Vesta, Snow storm american q. f, Frnlu,
and other 24xAO subjects. Floral Business
Cards. Car Sunday school Cards, slatuary:
Motioes Black ground Panels. etc. Also the ne
tirest and most complete assortment or sx
n IIhromos, both on white mounts p1ue
line. and blbck mounts, gold ine. our
stock embraces everything desirable ior
Dealers. Agents or Premium purposes, ana
ali should test our prices anu quallty OF
work. The right parties can reanze an an ID,
agency for our stretched ana framed Chro-
NOS. Particulars free. lliustratgea sS Satais as
oure on re c.ipt Of stamp. send for y ers5
outfit. Address, j. LATHAM CO,
Tly, AIS Washington st., Boston, Mass.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
COrOner's INQUEST.

Coroner David G. Rose held an inquest
ct 8 O'Clock, last evening, over the remains
of Mr.. Isaac Adams, age 60 years, of Chris
tiapa hundred, who died very suddenly
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon while
with his son, who Is bridge tender at the
Christiana bridge, Delaware Railroad. The
jury rendered verdict of death from appo-
plexy.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
Over the Cable.
Russia,s Change OF Base,

LONDON, Feb. A.-The opinion prevails
here that Russia's base Corporations against
Turkey have been shifted from Europe to
Asia, and that the force from which the
best results are expected will operate
through Persia.
The Russian troops will march across
Asia Minor to the Bosphorus.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
:.or1cr TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.

!, y. ,as,aeuts of the City Of Wilmington
=. s ,seouesed to call and pay their s7s STATE, ~
gssds;av gunsy 1u or thew will be returned as de.
lInsnsnts and sirick en- from the assessment
linaosa'sv II, opa year ear Office 6ls Market street
iSs Ss,s Olg Ho;,rs from o'clock q. m: To- p m'
'o''1 A. GIVEN.
Collectors.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
GERMANY AND TIE UNITED STATES.

The Berlin papers continue to express
their alarm at the steady and unbroken de-
cline in German exports to the United States
amounting in 1876 to only onethird in
value of the exports Of 1878 whereas
American imports, especially since the
PhiladelphiA Exhibition, are steadily on the
increase.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

NOR RENT.-A CHANCE SELDOM
stands in the city known as the Fountain
Hotel and Museum, and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. I will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms. Apply to
WIN. 81. CHADWICK,
Nos. 2O7 and 200 w. Fourth street,
jan30-tf Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
n NcW Firm,

Mr.. Chas. Fritz and young friend have
been braking In skins for the last two weeks
with the intention of starting in the morocco
business, about the 25th Of March. Mr..
Fritz held the position of clerk, and his
friend as salesman for number Of years in
the firm of Bush g. Co.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
NOTICE.!

H., y ppon,cAr, SONS RETURN TO
~ HIS FATHERS HOUSE.
Rr,CHALFANT. Agent, has returned 1nes1
N NJ. West Second street.. third door
ttom mn Market where he formerly conducteo
the t Root and shoe Business Tor 10 year.,
Wnere he will be pleased TO see MS n oru
friends aud customers and the PuDnc gHn'
orally to all Of ,a whom Sim ne ca eH'e1s He has laid
inatn's IN y tnII sssoSlment @ OF spring Boots and
shoes n y i of excellaut auality, which he Is sell.
inr % at bottom prices, and expects In a short
time S to have the fatted calf killed, ana az aI
;he faast all will he invited. 1eb.l2-2W
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

"Punctualty lie the hinge of Business"
In families where DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is kept, there is never case of absence
from school or business on account of
Coughs Colds or Sore Throat.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

.>orcr-Allen has opened shaving
NOlNso.n At No, 604 Market street, where
y %v s,Sss work will be done. Shaving six
dflNIs..Iir s.ir emitting. twelve cents. JlStl
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
WANTS.
Irrn-A Girl to do General House
work. Apply :" THIS OFFICE.
H1N

correspondents IN
III MANarvy AtIerv village in the state, to write
" a evs'y and sayings Of the people and
w doln,sss Il prospects and attractions OF
hsbass1naGIiStSy The schools, the churches,
hsir locAt,csr tn,rcssrations, the character. OF the
Ne farm tbs advantages possessed, to be
oil. sn% ~ a. s1 for their CT communications.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

-,opv pvc1sTER NOTICE-ALL PER-
NY Ss'i. 'nwnin. or having dogs about
v SUM Ssv.Smises are required to have theni
taaI aalpsIy pis'IIite rnsistered, between the 1st and
!eSas,Iliys isrnsrv. ns After the latter date the
@h o. sanuii vii he strictly enforced against
ordlnsuvv ordl!l,arsd dogs. JAMES OTOOLE,
uareg's,ete0 "oe Chief of Police.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

NOR SALE.-The good will, stock aud
fixtures OF the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
10l West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
j24tf SOrreI Horse Hotel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

TOR SALE.-A lot of Drawers, Sash and
i Shelves, one Sign IA feet long, and enc
Swinging Coal Sigh; Inquire at =. W. cor.
of second and Market Street.
feb.l4-lw. j. X. BABCOCk.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

NOR RENT.-The mansion house. farm
ID and out-bui dings of John O'Byrne,
ESQ. situated on the Philadelphia turnpike
about four hundred yards from the city
limits. The fa,m contains about 70 acres,
and is in a high state Of cult,vation. The The
stablinx, shedding and sheep folds. Waite
of the fine st qualify, and superabundant r
quantity in the driest seasons. There Is
large and beautiful lawn full Of shade trees.
The house contaius six large rooms on the
first ioor, six tine bed rooms on the second
floor, and six attics. There Is o porch
in front of it about seventy feet long with
q full view of the Delaware river. Private
stables for five horses. TO a thrifty and
respectable farmer it would in addition to
his farm business one of the best places for
q summer boarding house In the State.
Fruit in abundance, of all kinds, and there
is about one-third Of an acre in choice
asparagus. twill not be rented on shares.
For q country residence It cannot pc sur
passed. Apply at THIS OFFlCE.
feh2 If
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT.-Villa-Nemus A mansion
II barn and four acres Of land, Seventh
and Maryland Avenue. A delightful place.
feb. M-tf. JOSHUA MARIS,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
EDUCATIONAL.
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,

--------..~>-~---~--
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care OF the Sisters OF st. Joseph
Vhe course OF instruction includes all tne
ofanchesof useful and Christian educa-
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
WV For further particulars. address,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
VlLLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
' COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
IT., Ihs institution, chartered with Univer-
wy Privileges Is under the charge OF the
Aaagastlnian Fathers, and offers superior
savantages TO students, who desire to make
sslt3oroush Classical, acientitic or CONNER
ual course. 1t is situated on the pennsyl'
nsa Mnla Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
1raaillaueIphia. Railroad Staten and Post
VICE M1 on the College grounds.
.duas: dtelms: Fer session Of 1--WE months, I'm
\MvanceO $3.50.
for full particulars, send for catalogue.
kew. I. a. MIDDLETON, ID. d.,
lecl-lyr President.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

--or,rr.-proiessor F. Becher will give
NVlVnf " hts fir q Concerts at the Clayton
@eut eu Thursday evening. Feb. ~. lS77.
mms.s m.s 20 cents. Aeo A7I'NS'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

TOR SALE.-The best Hand. made Brick
Il all kinds guaranteed full SIZE Paw
ing Brick as low us SIl 90. Address
jan25-lm M. T. PAGE, p. U. Box l6, City.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

The P. K. A. Ball, April 18th. Col
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
BOARDING.

you want good bed and
Q0AAss% for 81 rs per week, 60 to SO5
SRRplN street,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

mo A DAY AT HOME E.-.AgSnulasT e uaTT Wants0S y ts0
SlZ OUTFIT and terms free. TkUE TkUaH,GoeS q ~
augusta, Maine, "o'Aseo"
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

NEVND Ic. TO q. r. EOWELL & CO., Now
S,MrR, G iMorR, Tor pamphlet OF 100 pages, contain.
,ae,n,sNS amsS OF SO0O newspapers, and estilna tes
'uo~lng cost of advertising.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

A NEW PROCESS for Preserving q
a Corpse without using Ice or elnbal ming
auS ."s corpse can be placed to suit the family
Esnk lSu Kept week or more. Less expensive
IHp ice. Personal attention night or day.
mn kkihds Of furniture made to order. Here
ond 70 found large and good class of Sec
cSs,nn S nand me furniture, which will be sold
& w. ChAKLES U. PETERSON, Agent
W. cor. Fourth and shipley sts: jy3-Sno
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26

CALE.-Will be sold on Saturday March
y 10th, two very desirable stalls In Third
street Market, Nos. 70 and 80, at 8 O'Clock p.
m. feb G2-tR
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
NOTICES.

G..1rr THE Pine Knot Association Will
Noti.sag li. q grand ball on Friday, April 18Th,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-26
VlLLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
7 COUNTY. PEN
HEAP FLOUR! CHEAP FLOUR

AT THOMAS r. WEIR'S, 1909 Market
Reet. We are selling the veryebest coun.
hour at S75 and rs cents for the {, mpty
@fel, making 1t 81 so.
CURRITUCK FLOUR AT $3.50,
@y @ty cents for the empty barrel, making II
WV. IlVe 1t trial. febG-lm