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LoszEs AND GAISs-And nov the New York
Tribune Publishes sc = matter Of news the feet
that war in Europe Is already aiding American
shipnasters- Just Is though the scarcity OF beei
would not create demand for that commodity.
or The withdrawal OF foreign vessels demand
FOR Auencan ones.
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DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHhORO CD YIN II
IsTHE oRIeINAI Ann oNIYEGEEUIEE


yH,HE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
II the unfounded statements eueutiy made, that The
composition Of CHLoRoBTNE Is known Chemists aud the
Medical profession.' The fast ChOroyne discovered
and invented by j. COILS BROWNE lex Army Meieal
Stanl and named b. him. and 10 has baed al atsmpts
analysis by first Chemists q the ay. The nsths
and Of the preparation have been pute IL
obvious therefore, anything sad under the nAas
DIT. J. COILS BROWNIES ciiLORoDXNE. u sP1Ei-
CAUTION- sir W. P wosd stated that
Or. Coils Browne undoubtedly the Inventor u Choso
dyne.
This invaluable remedy prouees quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the SYSTEM restores the dsrangrd func
tions. and stimulates healthy action q The q
body. without creating Of those unpleasant r-as
tending the OPIUM Old and yoang nay take
and times when requisite Thousands % rcras
tfy marvellous good effects and wonderful eures uhs
medical its virtues extensively uaHx Il IA
great quantities in the following diseasrs:-ChosE Dysgn
terry Diarrhoea Colles Coughs, Asthma Rhenaats Nsu-
rAlgia, whoopiRg Cough, CrAmP HysteriA, Ae-
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated to the coleEs
Of Physicians, and J. T. Davenport that b. had rvis
formation tie that remedy srrius
in Cholera CHIOR0DYNE--Ses Lancef Dee n sseI
Love- Medical Missionary 10 India reports Dee 1881
that in nearly ,very Cholera which Dr. J. COILS
BROWNIES cHLoRoDYNE was administered the patient
recovered.
Extract from Medical jan IL ls6S- Chlorsyns
Is prescribed by q orthodox medical Praetton-Fs
would thus BE- siBgulaIy popular dd uat
supply and all place-f
Extract from the General Board q Health Louoa o
its efficacy Cholera strongly cauviuc. = the
value Of this remedy cannot TO- ffciby
urge the necessity Of adopting It in all cases"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words Dr.. J.
COILS BlIOwNE" on the Government stamp over
wheming medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer Ut. DAVESPORF
%. Greet Russell 81 Bloonisbary Lo1aou-
ARsnts in New Yora, ". u. ScHIEExiulS CO Nn J. c.
Wills. aaas-sm
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NEW BOOKS.
To Arrive by Next Steamer,
From BOndon.)

To Arrive by Next Steamer,
From LOndon-)
AWsoNS TRAVELS IN NEW GUINEA.
IL Hz-aos's Malay ArchipeSso- ssito1,
MS Birds HAWAIIAN srchipzl1Eo.
Sozzs's Treatise Manufacture Of S-Esr
Eszlas Z4luf=cl1rs Of SaEz- sad Cine PlSnEizr,
BlrEh On sugar Mis- and S1EzE Manufacture.
Gai On the ClN-i1czti1a Ct Cane Juice.
Gil or Ee6uinE Sugar
WAYS Practical Sugar Planter.
Ch1-ch q E1Easnd EyarnAl ffu-ss and hy-nsl
Ch1rcA o. Eugizod Prayer Books
Lis1[ SF-E's Cruise q he - CaAle1ger,7
LzlEs-'s Ros-z-se stamp AIlu-n.
Nuli-e45ris Postage S.zrup Alum
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Aa1So Parks Life and Travels B5inh1Tsi nd
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Men q History.
Women q Ek-orE
o3s We-.d N0-Lhies-
Epoch Mel- AID tie rss1l1 Of heir lives
Tie Mirror a Cha-zc-sr
Ps1 AID Pe1cl tacf1-ss from he Ruz.s-
Book & EieEzzt Ezr-zczx
Gems az Llssrx-1re,
Roszlc2l WORKS q z A. Poe
Ia AZ Tie ADORE Grs sEPer5ly i1sssfr1ssI, and
CIR b engaged 5.1ors GTTiraL
&c n h n. WHITNEY.
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Stockholm Tar, in Bbls.
DECEIVED PER KA MOL
~ FIR Ssis by BoLLES CO.
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TooNBs on HAYEs-IIayes Is President de
fdc:o. paid little attention to his promises,
but he has taken his post and carried them out.
He has done all that 'iildeu could have done so
far as Louisiana and South Carolina are con-
cerned. He has given them back that heart Of
great price, he has given back that jewel. that
hfeblood OF good government which makes all
else possible-State self-government. He has
brought back the ark of the Government aud
placed it where it belongs. He has commenced
Civil Service Reform he has ordered his officers
to turn out bad men, and to turn out useless Of
fciaIs. who feed upon the people as drones in the
hives and applaud him for these things. | will
approve OF whatever good he does. and will con-
denim whatever he does of evil. This is the duty
Of every parriOtic.-From His Speech at Hot
Springs, Ark.
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Glen. Inger.oll ON :. tsho-t..'

A late San Francisco paper says: After
listening TO this gentleman's address for nearly
two hours the other evening. We are again con-
strained to believe that his religion. which he
says is " the religion Ct liberty" is like an ar
COSY ireghted with the weight OF nations which
drifts about the ocean of time without captain,
compass. or cook, sailing the black flag, feared
not loved. which can not put into single friend
ly port to provision or COAL Whether firing a
broadsde or rounding period with the beauti-
fui Units of rainbow. be is supreme master OF
his subject, which above oil else is destruction.
As an cnsoclast he is incompatible. but Us a
builder seeking the welfare Of the race he leaves
not even so much as a foundation for the struc-
ture he has racked. sacked and demolished"
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All New Articles of Fancy Stationery Recaved hv tb
eariest arrivals from London and New York
AOCUNi BUCKS FOR BANKS PLANTATIONS
Ere, MADE TO ORDER DESPATCH ~ '
PRINTING of Bill Heads Circulars card IT, T..
EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH A LOWEST RArEs - -
Kew STOCK Received by every ssta.,n,x.v.
; 10S S Merchants and Dealers @ for their 1uss 10 cal and
pOnPhpes and dsspath - 'A' OraeFs HiE De pSsa T'Is
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Children's Sets Tenpins
Childrens Drawing Cards and Toys in ersa. rsr;sty
copying Presses. Oil Sheets and Brushes
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z'O'JOo envelopes Of all sizes aud variety. from No.
Eyelsts and EyeIst Machines
Herbariums aud Scrap Books
Autograph Albums. Of al sizes aud priess
Initial Paper aud Envelopes
LEATHER GOODS
large and more complete assortment than ear b
iound at any other establishment, such As
Memorandum Books, Postage sta,ny Alma.
Pocket Books, Wallets aud Portmonaies
Travelling Desks. Reticules
Bankers Wallets. folio and cap sizes
Ladies and Gents Portfolios etc ets
Colorsd Morocco Skins
sheep Skins, Morocco Cloth, etc.
BLANK BOOKS.
very full aud extensive assortment sf rvp.-;or
quality, comprising every variety Of f,r "a 49,.
s'aF'ed 70 All Kinds Of business. namely:
Ledgers. journals. Day Books Cash Bookr sal.r
Books. waste Books. Invoices Books. Note Bsoks,
os ana bili Books, Letter Books etc. ETC.
broad, quarto form
Quarto Account Books
Blank Drawing Books
Albums. great variety Of elegant stvi..
atne heeord Books. for Societies, CIshs. etc
"'rA"ens Tine Books. Weekly and Moz.kly.
PHOTOGRAPH PICTURES
tnsinding stereseoPes Of Hawafau. Amsrieas. Enz-
Isn and Earopean Scenery. cabinet and al siss
Photographs Of P1blis ueH and soisd places
always De found wortk Inspecting.
PICTURE FRAMEs.
In great variety, from cabinet sirs ~ inches 10
heavy gilt 6-inch mou5iszs srlarr.rr Ire ssvr,s
ha'tis and e0Val Frames. Of ali sIss sss prises.
stationery Received by the
london and New York.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
sHERIFFs SALE.

|SHERIFF'S SALE.-Ry virtue of a wri,
~ o. venditioni -xronas, to me directed
VIII De exposed TO public sale on the prem.
;ses q Thomas ]. foard. near McDon. ugn,
n 81. Georges hundr-d New Castle county
1,ei;; = !: on FRIDAY, the SECOND DAY or
rrEDnUAEY 1877. at II o'clock A. M, the
following described personal property. VIZ
horses, three year-old coils, one year
oio colt yoke of oxen. 7 cows, s one year
old calves, 9 calves, II pigs, engine and
thresher, farm wagons. . TX carts, reaper
combined. grain drill, p'ows. harrows and
OF pl0w and wagon harness. 10, Of corn.
ABOUT ABOUT l6OO bushels; lot ofpouliry. household
Seized and taken into execution as the
property cfThomss J. Foard, and to be sold
G 9, IsA &C GRUBB, Sheriff
~ erif's Office. New Castle Jan O. A D, 1877,
Pats 80 ~
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
Over the Gable.
A CONSPIRACY IN FRANCE.

CONSPIRACY IN FRANCE.
NEW YORK, Jan. pa cable special
from Vienna says: Semi. official letters have
been received in that city from Berlin which
state that the German Government possesses
ample proofs of the existence Of a large
monastic conspiracy 10 France to endeavor
to gain power in that country for purposes
hostile to Germany.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
PARIS, Jan. 22.-The Chinese Govern.
ment have given official lotice of their in
tention to participate in the French Exhi-
bition of 1878.
DEPARTURE OF LORD SALISBURY FROM
CoNsTANTINOPLB.
BR1NsD1, Jan. 22.-The Marquis Of Sails
bury, with his family and secretaries, will
leave Constantinople to-day for this place
by the Austrian Lloyds steamer Ceres,
calling at the Pirmus and Corinth. HIS
lordship will 20 to Mentone until shortly
before the opening oi Parliament, when he
will return to London.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
The Board of Revision,

This farce which is annually enacted ct
the Clerk Office, in the City Hall, opened
an engagement last evening. They will
probably appear each evening Sundays ex7
ccpted, for seventy-fve consecutive nights!
The tax paying citizens have to pay the
bills. The performers-beg pardon, we
mean the members-are 't&
President Col. G. Febiger. i-..
Secretary-Col. r. H. Taylor.
stock Actors 1--WE mean private members)
Thomas johnson, G. T. Windle, John g.
Baker, H. F. Pickles, Joseph Adams, John
Jones, G. Kendall, L. P. Lynch.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

lish for the information of the public the
wards and their boundaries comprising the
Assessment Districts '.,
FIRST OR SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
This district comprises the First, Second,
Third, Fourth and Tenth Wards. The
boundaries of which are, viz: a,Gae'5
FIRST Wa.d.-All that part of the city
west OF the centre Of Market street, between
said street and the centre of Madison affect.
Second Ward.-All that part of the city
east of the centre of Market street and
south of the centre OF Third street.
Third Ward.-All that part of the city
west of the centre of Market street, between
the centre OF Third and the centre of Sixth
streets.
Fourth Ward.-All that part Of the city
east of the centre of Market street, between
the centre of Third and centre of Sixth
streets.
Tenth Ward.-All that part of the city
west of the centre of Madison street and
south of the centre of Third street.
SECOND OR WESTERN DISTRICT.
This district comprises the Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards, the
boundaries of which are az follows:
Fifth Ward-All that part of the city west
OF the centre of Market street between the
centre OF Sixth street and centre of Ninth
street.. ..g.
Sixth Ward-All that part of the city east
of the centre of Market street, and between
the centre of Sixth and centre of Ninth
streets.
Seventh Ward-All that part of the city
west of the centre OF Market street, between
the centre Of Ninth street and the Brandy.
wine creek.
Eighth Ward-All that part Of the city
east Of the centre OF Market street between
Ninth street and the Brandywine creek.
Ninth Ward-AIl th't part of the city
north of the Brandywine creek.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
Killed On the Rsilroadk

= BANGOR. Me, Jan. 22.-Herbert H.
Young, an employee Of the Maine Central
Railroad, was run over and killed by a
shifting engine on Saturday afternoon.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan Woodbury. B.
Jackman, brakeman on the Grand Trunk
hallway, fell between two cars, was run
over and killed, near Oxford, on Saturday
evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
The Election Bill.

Mr.. Willis, of New York, has made q
personal explanation in regard to sn edL
torial In the New York "Herald' of Sun
day, stating that in his speech of Satur-
day he had raised his voice against the bill
of the joint committee. He denied having
done so, and said that he was In favor OF
the bill.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
R0AC ned 10 Die.

UTICA, N. T., Jan. 22.-Charles Wooli-
yer, who was buried in quicksand of 4
forty-foot we'll, ct Mohawk, at noon on
Saturday, was rescued at midnight. He was
alive and apparently well but died within an
hour and half and WAS conscious to the
last. BE leaves widow and four chill
dren.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
DEPARTURE OF LORD SALISBURY TRol
CoNsTANTINOPLH.
A Physicians Death.
New York "Herald," yesterday.

New York "Herald," yesterday.
DR.. Frank W. Fisher, we'll known ply
sician, residing at No. 40 South Washing
ton Square, on Friday night called at
drug sore on his way home and, being ir
i'll health, he had a prescription made up fol
himself, which was 10 contain two drops OF
tincture Of aconite and two drops of tincture
of digttalis. Yesterday morning he was
suddenly taken Ill and expressed belief
that the drug clerk had made mistake In
the prescription and had put ten drops OF
the tincture of acOnite. Dr.. STEPHEN J..
Clark, Of No. 14S West Houston street, was
called in, aud found Dr.. Fisher still cou-
sctOue, but very weak and breathing heavi
". The case had been represented to be
one Of poisoning by sconite, but Dr.. Phelps
failed to discover the symptoms peculiar to
1t.
However he administered the: proper
antidotes and called In DR. Knox to consult
with him, but the patient sank rapidly, and
q little after nine O'Clock be expired. Owing
to the peculiarly of the case DR.. Clark
thought he was not at liberty 10 give a
Of death, and notified the Coroner
post mortem examination was to have
heen held yesterday afternoon, but was
postponed till ten O'Clock to day.
Drs. Clark and Knox say that In their
opinion Dr.. Fisher died from complication
of deceases Of the heart and kidneys, and
believe that even had he been given ten
1rops of aconite such q quantity was not |
likely to prove fatal. DR.. Fisher Is well !
Known resident of the Fifteenth ward. He |
vrmerly resided at the Grand Central
Hotel, and he will bc remembered a. the
'hysicisn who attended James Fisk, Jr.,
' hen he was shot and remained with him
Ill his death.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
ONE CENT.
TIE LE0ISLATURE
ny our special Correspondent.
Senate. .ss s.
Dov1R, Jan. ~.
Dov1R, Jan. ~.
YEsTERDAY's PRocEEDINas

l VS0NS Vous ~~s
YEsTERDAY's PROCEEDINGS.
Senate met at 8 O'Clock.
Absent: Messrs. Causey, Ray and Mr..
Speaker. -I'.71
On motion of Mr.. Davis, Mr. Fiddeman
was elected Speaker, pro tenn. aJd
Mr.. Hopkins introduced bill to amend
the act to incorporate the Milton Academy,
which was read ..t..... 49,
Several bills were read y second time and
! referred. &sp&
On motion adjourned. !,,.
House.
The House met at O'Clock, P. M.
Mr.. HOlcOmb offered Joint Resolution
appropriattng $500 for the purchase of
books for the State Library. Read in con-
ntc'ion with a petition of the members of
7 he New Castle bar, and referred to the
Committee on that subject. 7l
The following bills were given notice of
by Mr.. Holcomb a7g9L IA
A supplement to an act to incorporate
company to cut canal between Chesapeake
Bay, Delaware Bay or River, and an Act to
make parti 8 to suits competent witnesses.
By Mr.. Ware, an Act to amend the char
ter of the Masonic Hall Company, Of VIII
mingron, Delaware. ~rlj
Mr.. Bird introduced an, Act In relation to
Silver Run Marsh Company, which was
cad. ''7"4 -1aE}- 4t!
On motion of Mr.. Holcomb, the Act 70
incorporate the Newark Grage Store COM
paDy was read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Bird, the Act to incor-
porate the United Children of the Light, of
Summit Bridge, New Castle county, was
read third time and passed.
Mr.. Ware offered a series of joint resolu~
tions, instructiDg our Senators and Members
of Congress to vote for and use their indu-
ence to have adopted the report of the Joint
Coma ittee to vote for President, approving
the course Of Mr.. Bayard as one Of said
committee, and instructed the Clerk to
forward copy to our Senators and Member
of Congress, which we're read and referred
to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Wright offered a joint resolution re-
ques ing the Treasurer OF the colored schools
to report to this General Assembly, what
disposition he has made of the money raised
for school purposes, under an act passed at
the last session. Read and adopted.
Mr.. Bird presented a petition of A. N.
Sou hard for divorce, which was read and
referred to the Committee on Divorces.
Mr.. Speaker presented the report of the
Centennial Commissioners of this State
which was read. p.Ir
Mr.. Holcomb offered joint resolution re-
ferring the report just read to . joint Com
mittee of three on the part of the House,
and two on the part of the Senate, which
was read and adopted. . .....
Mr.. Ware presented petition of the citi~
zpns Of Wilmington, for the election. of
General Superintendent of the Schools of
the City of Wilmington, read and referred.
Several bills were read second time by
title and adjourned. rE
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
The Molly Maguires,

PoTTsv1LLE, Pa, Jan. 22.-The Court
this morning overruled the motion for a
new trial in the case of Thomas Duffy, the
Molly Mcguire, convicted for the murder oi
Policeman Yost at Tamaqua. The prisoner
persists in asserting his innocence of the
crime.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

WOrkmen Waiting for GOod Weather
4 CHESTER, Pa, Jan. .2s.-2,500 men are
kept out OF employment at the shipyard in
this place, owing to the inclement weather.
There are nine new steamships under con-
tract.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
Mr.. Hendricks Favors the Bill.


INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-The Sentinel o
o.msrrow will contain an interview witt
nr. Hendricks upon the report of the john
committee on the electoral count. He says
Il am gratif1ed that 80 fair a bill has beer
reported. IL may not satisfy those who de-
mand success in advance, but think 1t will
BE- accepted by the country. Certainly the
commissioners may make q proper and
rig ghteous decision under 1t. It. will allow
such latitude on investigation and judgment
as will compel them to decide the right. II
passed In its present shape the bill will not
allow the commission to consider all mat
tiers Of evidence as fully as the two houses
of Congress could do in considering the
question directly. The necessary amend.
ments can easily be made, but its provis~
ions appear ample in that respect" Upon
the constitutionality of the proposed meas.
ure, Mr.. Hendricks says the power of
Congress to count the vote and to decide
upon all the questions that arise in the pro-
gress of the count is exercised directly by
Itself and through the agency which it cre-
ates. with final supervision and control by
agreement of both houses.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

oLuiGE..The Family story Paper, pub
keo,, alshed by Norman L. Munro 4 Co. "A
nA,Ian oma ian st N. Y. one Of the most readable
ra.Is journals that reach O office. Every
er rea ani ~ Is brimful of choice reading mat
eIn1 anG a9 Is |, mail ts any address n the re-
ubIish bhiJ 1na .me - nsubscrip ion price, $500 The
sSiuoscr aa bels, Ienoidl, pr nted illus, ras
iyen ou'n,oa au Of rhakespeares wors being
M aco'y. away. zach number OF the paper will
isfiipanled is fnii by part OF the work until
u'sheu' jlOLf
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

Paper Mills Near Erie Burned.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-An Erie, Pa, de-
spatch says: ..;
"The Walnut Creek paper mills, twelve
miles west of Erie, were destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. Loss about $4,000. ?
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
.A19steSee1ae1sk9.
HENRY WARD BEEoHER's LECTURE

HENRY WARD BEEoHER's LECTURE.
We anticipate that the Opera House will
be crowded to its full capacity next Thurs
day evening, in anticipation of the appear
ance of Henry Ward Beecher. The subject
of bis lecture is announced - "Hsrd
Times" and Is regarded by those who have
listened to It as one Of the most pleasing
efforts of this celebrated orator.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

Robbery i'm an Eating Saloon.
BosToN, Jan. 22.-J. N. Farrar, cashier
Of the Abingdon National Bank, bad S.
600 belonging to the bank stolen from him
in an eating saloon. No clue to the thief.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
Another Lucretia Borgla,

HARRISBURG, Jan. 22.-Kate Stemler, 10
years Of age, was arrested here this morn
ing on suspicion Of having poisoned her step
mother and four children. The patients
will probably recover.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

Life is full Of sorrows and disappointments
but the most sanguine hopes Of all those who
Try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup are always re-
allied. It never disappoints.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

NORONER's NOTICF-I hereby give
" notice that have moved to Whining
ton, NO. 825 East Sixth street, where my
once will be located, and that will per
sonally attend to- all business connected
deputy in the city, all in ormation LETT with
Daniel Fox, sixth and Shipley streets will
be promptly attended to.
D. Y. ROSE,
janl9-lm Coroner,