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TOMS, $50. 7 6. Npenue Stem 0orf. Siu'S
Saar nrlo Sartz Sdrbu19Smtttel, ldparS ooer
braun, so Gents.
Die erpbc Gntbecfun9.
y. s. &unfeP8 8tttereientpeir II,
FUR Die &ur elneS Ifipaden Dfa9eus, algea
melne Sdruahe, unueroaulicbfett, Granfs
pelten eeS JterueuiDltenlS, 8erltopfung, Wiaa
9%enldure ulo ale Safe, Die ELL toniites
Wtlttel erforoern -nnibertrefflid .
8teler gSetu erltb0lt baS angenebmlte uno
iu9let6 mlrtiamlte aler @iienjalSe, Die mir
%tenner, cttroneniaure Maaueiia, conbirirt
nut Dem %ltarflten auer YflanSensSonifs: 9els
Der, p~erllplanild]er Hluoe. 9ie gSirtlno
e!lleS trdtti9en GlIeulal5S s, 3uiammen nit
ettlem fra1tlsen NerpeIl=Sonif lit IN TO pielerl
6dlen bon Shpd6e, @ppetitlolefeit uno
au9emetntr@rld0pflNg mahrbaft punoerbQr.
SIS pernebrt ben Appatit, iteiaert brn Yuls,
lflaHt Die Wusfeln ltramrn, treibt alle
SAipade aus uuo glbt benz Int(ib ullb Dem
Qan3en Sorper etn bliibeuoes Nusleben.
Sa8 mout SIR? @tuaS Sur St6rfuno ?
@uten Appetit? Neuaufbau @urer Sorper.
Contribution? @obIbefinben Sefreiuno
BON Neruoittat? Gne:9le? @uten sShlof?
iSrllte unb &ebeuSfraft?- Weun SIR all
OaS tpolt, sebt btu uno periudt Shutters
entertainment
OieieS ipabrbaft !pertboo1e toniIdle Wittet
1T bon alien &lafieu Der @eleulhalt qritnb,
ltd erprobt noroeu, unD bat lih Jest in ieoer
palSapotbete, III ieoem Nal8balt aerQoeiu
,lnentbCbrl!d gfmadt. IS foltet nidyt ptel,
relnlQt oaS Silt, ltartt ben Wta9en, ~erneuert
oen Sr9anlsrHus, perldngert oaS 2eben.-
Wfadt nur eirlen Geriub bamlt! DaS 1T
4ueS, mas i'd perlange. YretS: $1.00 Die
Nlalfe. Y. 5. &unfeI, aleiniQer @ilen.
tbltner, Bbtlaoelpbio, Ya. 6ro9t bel Gurem
4potleter nad &ulfePS Bitter Wine of
IRON" uno laBt Sud f in anoeres Wiatiuert
anfldpasen. SIS miro mi in 81 6lalAen
o%ertaltt. NueS Nnoere lit Sdlidung, Dor Der
Slr GuI gu bitten babt. Dian betommt 6
6lalben fiir So.
SSitrnier tebeitoig entfernt.
8. s. &uutel'S Nurnr.S prup uertreibt nit
Std)erbeit giabel', Sib= uno Wtaoetz2Sitrler,
Or. &untel lit Der etnsi9e Arst in 2aupe, Der
@iirlner aus5utretben ueritebt unb lmmer
9letdlcn @riol9 bat, @r ~eutfernt ben Souos
lpurm, Sopf uno allies lebeuoia in . Stuus
Den, uao ulmnlt teiue Se,eblu q, che bleS |
9elelitet lit. Sdidt nm elm G,rcular, ODER |
predt bel @nrent Ipotbefer Dor uub falft |
gnh I'M 81 cine Slai6e bon &uufePS gSurnl.
Sprip. Gr thut itetS Ieine SirtunQ.
Salamtc Sprnp 1T feline gSQtent.
%ionbern Elm altes Brdparat mad Der
Standardization GtaatS. YbarmacopDa, uuo
lptro in 3eutlhlano BON alsn Ier,ten BET.
orbnct. sc 1T oaS iiherlte Wtittel fir Grtdl.
leoei art, Seiierteit, &ebltopfent;iiu,
oun9, Srritatlon Der Stiunne &C. Sebe Gr.
lptro fiber 9ebeilt, wenu Seitle 0enua
letomnen, Inn alen ihlimmen Nplocn Dor.
@ebraut]t mn cine Nloide, nm
Sud 81 iiberSeu9en. @lrb iiberaa hin Der.
,flft. YreiS so Gts. unb Die 9roBe Slolde
Sl.0O. Sober Gpotbefer miro e8 fir @ud
ipenn SIR eS nld)t birett 0elhldt
mout BON 80. @iSner, otutl6cr Apo.
hefcr. 2 0 9ol1lnlbin 9loe. Bbiln. 9snopioye
~ y bis $40 per Sag 3m @auie
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Wffu" plattorm.

S@ns auttr StIen. 6ra8tt IL 9tltapaatea.2aaSluu-
5tn nc \. etrculart sraIls p~tritapt.. aprslttteI
lM24nfi Atnr NLntIprra 81 l1ae
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D9 ytae.n II BE srsg. Dersaatte bu R5rpsrs. Or
va Ebdlt has sants SsRe1a @abrans uaS &raft. Wenl
va Waseu xne anbsrf 9erpaaaaespr9aat na&laFen, tbn
ssue zt&ttssstt su entptdeln, mus Der GAME RSrper ID
ha. Dte franfbettsn, rel&t aus sefSrtr dtdtietett 10
9ub2ssassersane ~sarftees, Fnb ser[&ttbmsr Hrt, aba
~ tAuyturfaAt bldbt thinner btefeIbs. Dies ii bu
0sssb. ssb1 ~ se&webii& 1ttters." ha u als Stdr.
nssnUtstd wtrft, III 9erbauansssrsaat rseelt anb tbys
esaslt Ebktts,ei ttrasat, r stele Rran,betttn balt, IL
ssfsetarsS. sast ssrlAtseau Ratar fsA gDir xeauea
assaSAg hdsasS4
e@vinhfn@e
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80 etsrunssn Der Naetnttdtisieit ai Sur@ erbltSs
An!a8t sbtr btftise G~rtaltuns. QSsnn bic Spstis hid
Sseerta streaIet unp Der R6rper in 5pIse ss6ta niat tls.
!A1slta. nuabrt rire, rub abnaStans ~sintrtten I'm.
- Ss&pd$t. SYasm sr!isst BEN fetatehea aufaa dine
ssthltuna BE bd ansr Ttriun son trdftisa Sslunbbet
nt&t Y eetra@t tdme. DIE syibmttfen Merit.
ss.s 4. Saas seI e$%Dinsia3t ia sta srRsu stasisa h.
tsa at sk RssrItrans Der s5srbsuunassrsant samit 81
Skeiss, sel$. be- Patient % TO ninat. ltsu at4s isuat.
IA sab tbm eutsebtr ear ltae seu In aNsaisss asn
ssas1 xas iAlt&ts Rabruss ~ bsssea.
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Sieber uEo fales Nieber.

Tieber uno gpeb5a.5=eber liz so Geuts furirt. "a
9i'bt tein beilmitteI II Der Sslt, tpelbes Sieber unS
seetleltieber nne a.; %ioniael permanotm0 9rantbei.
Sieber {oeuen Duetb 3labl aO's 'piQes obo.s pISsn
lpirol 10 raid beieiiiat qls .apsus's yasiOp ItIiefs
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C<hrn I9enten perIal9t. Cute Oeleeengelt, Gelo
Jul gu ~perplelleu Tur Seul., lpelpe iyte ,Selt ooer
esueI 2Dell o9Don pen Strtaul ulle.et
2geelprttn lpIollell. &iberaie 9onlull loneI. SUrelUl
llaD ott Seoul9uII8tI. ". y. SpI oo45, area
American Aei Co., 81 ullo 80 Selep StraBe,
9tttU 9Ott. 4lUzOOlt
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y aae ~ aasIa6feltsfes xraafstttex, teHeu sss ~
lAtassi<&t untsrwprfea IA, axb Irlea aamentub| al
..en saraa. Die uria&ea, sel&t eefa f&rsdiatr f.
tNnelxssspdt maS tmmu siefIbe ida, aSuiid Biz
bsrd etsrtaaesattsei bas Rupeufsasm. be b. lax
sasssrsan, xne baeara sen sanisa 4srper ~ nd ~
DAs ~S&wtetfa Stttert" ftps aaerr,i1t " a1 L.6r.
a~aatnben bic edanbhht ,ur2dsetben, hsl6t 5dpn Il.
sah tuttftlttn i trteer @ssus am Qebss ~ Gnbta.
acknowledgement,
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0Np<htH RittsrA

Nttfs Uttess IA itt xxb fAsn felt kaeea Sssra sx
UaaberSsles &t6rsuaeS- anb Observation-Disclosures aMts.
Asxt ia y iebes auhert 3tlmttttl eefsr art Eel ns.:p
~ uurhe u Bon bex RaGfommen ba ~rHnee.s far ets
iat trltab Suaanb auta ben Jtsl thinner bas SSft'
~ r6&wsbti4 Dtn.rs" senus. oba ~ q gta nHta'tt
aa&atnen uai fhts&t stuus Hns, he S,ahtbstt ibss
nnneu ~ luhsrrn, p.ltt dbnItH e~usfessu urD itm,dts
pte So edit reApsbtf& Btttrs" sbn br @ennbbtt
fAItlt& fab, rdbrtnb bas eSentlt&e uns e4ts -etps
ia DttterSA WtGipneH Gefunsbst uus eebu erbaltea
ut. "a bts befpsbas ut&tts 4, -sS bt. aafntrffans
ut IN publitunas tasauf ~tinetf..tt bae ssu 8laf&s
pel&t haI ehte .Snm.hifa 1itters- uttdlt, bic Rautus
uxtef&stft bts Stsasrttass q &C. eae Aaita v
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Dnssrbsnts bIat N ss 3sustxrfsAs ~ esEasaAbs
mi fsaas dGbaftu 4rsniedstA.
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60 4rpse,it.

@HteH A9ellten WtrO etlle @%onlnltllton be3ahlt
Tur Den SertauT ppn lleueH Ino leDrpopularer SuUern
ppll elller oer Deoeuleiipltet lcrlptlDns=Drm IN
Salpe. " Suler Tur ou 0ellts 20 SuDer Iur s1.2u.
Stel1 bunlou9. Man Lane lly unlere 0lreMlare tom.
llsil Allo iDeraeu3e rU lelolt. %orele ". y. SpI 5zs.
ulU NDhl 49D.oueS
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9@meDifD 8itters.
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3@asO41 1itstsA

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~ f&pebtf4u drat Sci tsx wtHenf& affIi&en 8orf&nnS
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%sntansfAI6sA

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AA@sA
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Dsrft&tl--Da s Gats eds.std
Dtttsrs NTH ausf&liesltA bersitst sss
Dentel u. Co.,
AsS Rsrs Dritts Straes,

I'm ~ esbItsam ssr F~aeaemRaseu sul pstrr.
eAua, Y BIZ yiameassnttsi@rtfI hAs frlssrsa 9is,rtb2
MFRS .Gx$tas e&ssssas" hsG SsI&x II ~ ~
Sttess sastkit rasssissa-
eStrasAtasr stfas ga ta eseffses sas ssstfAs ssrs
q, " 7atert uEttrjsrt5 sS0Sa T. Ca tsatx. ~
bses fsfHs ssistfasI
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1essfssSs sxs zxsssesa ~ aasSrAess GSssis -
E~&A
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~ bis $40 per Sag 3m Squire
Yeoinsunaen tret. Aorelle:
'3sln4l u. Sttnipn II. 60, @ortlamb, We.
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Steifbett unb Sdmers Ser g e.
nub WuSfeIu, peruriabt burh
RbeumatismuS ober @idt, nirb prompt cilrirt
ourb @lenrS nShmefelieiie." 4ud Sauts
.ranfbelten unb Mauael bes Geint, Ausidlag,
olaiie @elihtSfarbe etc. werben ourd oiejes
Rablfalmltlel sebobeu. Oepot: @rittens
:on'S, $50. Z 6. Npenue Stem Norf. Slq'S
paar uno Sart>Sdrbuu9Smittel, i6luarS ooer
1rQl1l, so &ents.
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Railways Ready Relief,

on 8eilenbe ioaten tets eina Slaide ppn Rao>pap's
ReGog ytelief bel ltb ta9ren. s8eniss 9ropfsn in WaI.
oes S9alers berriibren, oorbd9en. Gs lit beISer enfs
tral5oli@er @ranop Ootr Nitcrs als Elm TeiimittsI
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ess nsest!spIs Eranfsetes Rus BITE ratsietutf1s p,bsnA.
!anne etrlabsn tanu ateraals N frab ~bsssnaen usrS.n
2taa steraaat sst rS&stbiiA Saitrs- stasu aa9 hr
Stre s.ri&ptneta. Dem patituttx piri n%nf,blhsr
s%sahaails. Ssisssb.tt iuraGsss.sta xxS t,sss IL esssn
etst1tstt atA I'D hals pieser eia. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Death of a Del0trare Lady.

We are informed that Mrs. Mary Read,
one of of the wealthiest ladies in Dover,
died at her residence, in that town, last
week. She was daughter of the late
Judge Stout, and the widow of John Read
who was in his day. prominent and we'll
known citizen, and one Of the largest YES
sci owners, and most eminent merchants in
the State. He was the only citizen, we
believe, of Kent county, who sent his YES
sells on foreign voyages. She was the
moth erin law of ex Congressman Nichol-
son, who resides at Dover. Her age was 50
years.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Land DtVjded,

The Chancellor has given notice in the
case of VIM. Bush and others, that any per-
son having lien against the estate of VIM.
Bush, George W. Bush, Lewis P. Bush,
Martha P. Taylor, Mary Jane Buck, Anna
Thurston, Henry Bush, Elizabeth D. Lock-
wood, Elizabeth McComb, David P. Bush,
Charles Bush and William G. Bush, heirs
of the late Mr.. Bush, formerly of the firm
of Bush & Lobdell, shall appear before the
Register in Chancery on the the Sd of Sep
tember next.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Minor Locals.


Sun rises 5.3s sets 6.2s.
Council meets this evening.
The last quarter Of the moon Tonight
The Citizens Loan will meet this evening
at Sixth and shipiey streets.
Look out for the great shuttle board
match to night at Ryan's 104 Market street.
St. Mary's Sunday School will give
orona entertainment this evening In the
hasement of the church.
Mr.. Henry Morrow will give a sciopt'co
entertainment at Calvary Church this eve
ming, for the benefit Of the Sunday School.
Mugglns says that in these hard times'
a five dollar :greenoack looks as big a.
o'Brien's circus posters. .'.o
To circus managers: How to keep your
audience cool during the Summer season
engage (n) ice company-Exchangs.
O'Brien beats that he runs fountain OF
living water by steam, and the thermome-
ter trots zerowards In the warmest days.
The "Woman's Journal" Boston, has
captured q Massachusetts girl who walked
forty miles In two daysto attend oBrien's
ak shows
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
ONE CENT.
BrSess's Circus.

Mr.. John O'Brien, the well-known Circus
Manager, has during the past winter pre-
pared an entirely new outfit as his head
quarters, in Philadslphis, and his big show
will appear in Wilmington. Tuesday, April
II, exhibiting both afternoon and evening.
His menagerie has been greatly enlarged BY
the importation of many rare and valuable
making It equal in size to many Of
the geological gardens under royal patron
age abroad. The circus company consists
almost entirely Of new faces; the partici-
pants In the sports of the arena. being ac-
knowledged artistes, excelling in their sew
eral specialties, and engaged for their su.
perlatiye excellence in their exhibitions Of
physical perfection. The ring amusements
are thrilling and marvellous, but in no in
stance exceeding the bounds of prcpriety.
Mr.. O'Brien aims to both amuse and in
struct. In his museum and menagerie tents
you can gaze upon Unique curiosities and
mechanical marvels, propelled by sta
tionary steam engine, and wonder at the
myriads of untamable beasts in their native
ferocity, captive in n-girded ornately
decorated dens, inscribed with beautiful
scriptural paintings, in the highest style of
art.
The entree of O'Brien's Six Shows is an
event. A gorgeous pageant or dress parade
Of the entire company, exhibiting its vast
ness and wealth, and convincing the behold
er of its magnitude-which is second to
none in the country. The procession is
headed by squadron of mounted knights
and ladies, followed by three golden cars
bearing therein three full bands richly uni
formed and dlscoursing martial music
Their coming announced by outriders,
heralds, trumpeters and banner-bearcrs.
FIfty-three animal lairs bring up the rear,
while the great baggage train, drawn by
two hundred Spanish mules, makes its way
to the place of exhibition with the great
canvas, seats, wardrobe and paraphernslia
belonging to to the big show. Mr.: 0'Brien
estimates that his risk during the twenty
six weeks summer season is no less than tho
startling amount of $1,2OO,000 which be
cheerlully puts at stake, relying on the
size and merit of bis united shows for
profitable return.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
U. 3. Prisoners.

On board the two o'clock train, yester-
day morning, thirteen prisoners in charge
of United States detective, who was
taking them from Washington, where they
had been convicted of various crimes agains
the Government, to the State Prison at Al
bany, NY. Most of the number were
counterfeiters of silver pieces. The names
of the prisoners could not be ascertained,
nor the number of years that each one had
been sentenced.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
EsOLtJTIONS OF RESPECT.
Wilmington, Del April 2,

EsOLuTIONs OF RESPECT.
Wilmington, Del April 2, lH7;
Il a regular stated meeting OF the WASH.
kton s. F. f. Il H, and l.. Company, No.
Reid in their Hall on the above date, the
lowing preamble and resolutions were
hnim ously adopted:
Whereas, The Company have learned
III Jeep regret of the death of our late
low member VIM. G. F, Poulson, and
|iIe we how with humble submission to
DEGREES of an All.wise Providence: we
fire 10 mlngle our sympathies with those
his relatives and friends. Therefore be II
Resolved, hat in the death o. our late
low member, VIM, G. f, POulson, this
Snpany has lost n worthy member, one
Ro was identified with and devotedly at
Shed to its interests and prosperity. he
Is always genial and pleasant as man
d was universally esteemed as fireman
Resolved, That the Company regretting
: loss of our late companion, join with
family and friends in expressing their
kr0W at his demise.
Resolved, That the apparatus be placed
mourning for the space Of thirty days,
ID that q copy of these Reso. utions be
and presented to the family OF
9 deceased. and BE- published IN two city
pers. JOS ID. GREENMAN, Tres'
IL '''f> P, J. BABCOCK,
]. 7, WEST.
HIS. KYLE,
Committee.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Police Nescs.

The following cases were disposed Of at
the Police Court last night:
John Leary, James Harvey, Patrick Win
dish, Harry Lohman, and Thomas Kelley
were fined fifty cents and costs for disor-
derly conduct. 81.
Frederick Klund, for violating ci y ordi-
nance, by blockading the street, vs. fined
and had to pay costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
,OLIJTIONS OF RESPECT.

EsOLUTIONB OF RESPECT.
! WILMINGTON, April 2, 1877.
II q regular stated meeting of the Wash
ton S. F. f. & H. and L. Company, No.
I'D in their Hall on the above date. the
wing preamble and resolutions were
himously adopted, ..
HEREAs. This Company having learn.
nth sincere regret Of the sudden and
kpected death Of our late fellow member
brother fireman, Thomas J, Massey,
hereas, The announcement OF his un.
ected death, occurring as 1t did, just In
prime of life. "he being but twnety.
years of age" greatly shocked and
prised his many comrades and friends,
ticularly those oflhis Company. There.
Eesolved, That we as Company shall
er hold in grateful remembrance his
kn, while memory lasts aud reason holds
j sway.
ved, That in the death Of the late
|uch esteemed Thomas j. Massey, this
)mpapy has lost most valuable member
|e community useful and highly hon
led citizen.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
lth the family of the deceased In the ir
d bel eavement and irreparable loss.
Resolved, That the apparatus be placed
mourning Tor the space of thirty days,
|ossed and presented to the family of the
Icea sed, and also published in two city
(pers. JOS. II. GREENMAN, Pres.
d. slNe'iPes, =. !. fes BHBBcocK, BBctocK Chairman
HENRY 8. KYLE,
Committee.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Mrs. LSser,ssore's Lectssre.

ITO A<eVOHNsVBOO AsVVS~sVs
A fair and appreciative audience greeted
Mrs. Livermore last night ct the Opera
House. Her theme was, "What shall we
do with our Daughters9'' She adverted to
Margaret Fuller as the one who first assert
ed the right of woman to own herself, and
with a witching wit, painted the condition
of the sex. She is only neasurably free in
Christendom, and this said Mrs. L., com.
prises only three tenths of the world and
even in this limited portion Of the earth, If
. woman is self reliant, she 10 under fire,
and If not. she is merely thing to hang
millinary on. AS . consequence of the
failure of fathers and mothers to properly
educate their daughters. great woe and
misery are entailed upon many persons.
The lecturess graphically described the
heart rending scenes which often take place,
when mother who has been well raised, is
stricken down with poverty and compelled
to part with her children. The cream of
the lecture, was that part of 1t which related
to the physical training of children, advos
eating as she did, reform in dress for girls,
and the entire disuse Of the health destroy:
ing corset. Her comments were pungent
upon the abomination of women's trails
sweeping the sidewalks. What would you
think Of man, said Mrs. L., who would
wear pants and coat long enough to gather
a swaith of tobacco and orange peels on the
side walk as he passed along. Her views
about the necessity of educating our daugh-
ters in such way as to enable them to earn
living, was commendable, but there was
total absence of any new thought upon
the subject. Mrs. Livermore is an easy,
pleasant and eloquent speaker, with q
choice, but very limited vocabulary. she is
totally deficient in imagination and origi-
nality, and to our mind irreverant in her
familiar arrangement of the God as deficient
In creative knowledge.
Her oft repeated assertion that she was
born in Boston, and Yankee of the
Yankees, was uncalled for, and in this city
out of place. To boast of being such, is
rather out of place, when the fact is beyond
doubt, that the "Yankee of the Yankees"
is fading away, as If stricken with simeon,
and their places taken by the "riff raft of
Europe" as the lady both inelegantly and
improperly described the foreign born
citizens of America. Mrs. Livermore is
pleasant looking woman, with ability
enough to speak part well written, in
stilted and limited English, but she Is inno'
cent of original thought, or clear practical
advice, beyond some hints on dress. A
Yankee talking machine, and no more
withall we'll worth fifty cents to hear at
any time. If 1t had been man who spoke
the piece last night we would go for his
hair. As 1t was lady, and no doubt an
amiable and excellent one-we end.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05

VILLANOVA COLLEGE. DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge OF tne
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t Is situated on The Pennsyl'
vania Cent? al Railroad. eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, I'm
advance,) $3.50.
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. 4. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
decl-1yr PRESIDENT.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
temperance Meeting,

The temperance meeting last night was
largely attended. DR.. Bigelow and .Mr.
Boughton addressed the meeting. The Ju-
venile Temple, No.7, numbering about 60
members, were present in full regalia. The
number of persons who signed the pledge
was reported as 565.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Gleo Club.

The 8. P. Q. R. Glee Club will sing sev,,
eral of their choice selections during the
sciopticen exhibition at Calvary Church to-
night. They were highly complimeted for
their efforts at the exhibition, at the same
place some two weeks ago.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
NNgerS Cut OFF,

Peter Cooper, farm-h hand on Isaac Nay
lor's farm, in Brandywine Hundred, had
his fingers almost cut off, while cutting hay
yesterday with hay cutter. He was sent
to the City Hospital, when three of bis
fingers had to be amputated.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
Floral Eras,,tssati0,s.

Prof. Webster's Floral Examination last
night was success. The children were
dressed elegantly, and showed off to great
advantage. The dancing was also very fine
which showed that the Professors teaching
was not in vain.
The peach bud gently swells.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
american kifeS,

The American Rifles will give full dress
uniform inspection on Monday evening next
April ., at their new armory, in the fourth
story of the Saville Building, Sixth and
Market streets.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
VT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,

CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care of the Sisters OF st, Joseph.
The course Of instruction includes all the
branches of useful and Christian educa'
ton.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
82VO. For further particulars, address,
sepl.1y MOTHER NARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
FOB SALE AND RENT.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MISS ROBERTSON,
Having removed her School for Young
Ladies and Little Girls,
FROM 8B MARKET STREET TO 9O7
TATNALL STREET.,
arrangements, to reopen for the Spring
Term. mh2i-1m
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05
WANTS.

1ANTED,-A tenant for farm Of 100
acres, close to Wilmington. He must
kve rood references, and ability to stock
Address by letter, 'Owner," BOX l4o,
psf Office, Wilmington. mhl4W6s
M ANTED, Reliable correspondents IN IN
nv every village in the State, TO, Wrlts
e deings and sayings of the people an% y,
e business prospects and attracuons " VI
eir locality. The schools, tho cnurc1es,
farm operations. the character oI the
) themes for their G mrlunications.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05

MIaSING BOY, by the name OF VIM.
A. Ruthvin, from the house Of Miss
b Teat, at McCIellandsville, Del. ten
Ira Old the 18th of December, with short
Swn hair, dark eyes with scar On his
N thigh. Information Of him Will be
{nkfully received by his adopted moth
IN Justison street, below Front. A lib.
Il reward will also be paid.
Inr9.tf SARAH II. HYATT.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-05

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ork, for pamphlet of 100 pages, contaia.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-09
NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.

A PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
~ CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers Of
said Company The Stockholders Of the Pancake Coal
Company Corporation of Nevada, are hereby notified
that meeting of the Stockholders of said Company will he
held at the Court Room Of the District Court OF the Sec
ond Judicial District of the Of Nevada in and for the
MAYA ID Is77 at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. of said day, to
consider the removal OF the Officers Of said Company
S. Ii. WRIGHT District Judge.
April g. 1877. myltd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-09
NOTICE.

w Reno Nevada having used the celebrated b. r.
Brummers Insect and Nermin Destroyer, procured Oh "A
H. BARNES at Reno do cheerlully recommend the sule
as being speedy safe and reliable remedy for the removal
of BED BUGS. We look upon it Godsend TO our
county has given entire satisfaction and we ceer
fully subscribe to the above DO not want our money
back USE NO OTHER.
I 8 ToIes r D. Pollard (HoteD
Y g Hamnersmth L. Wintermantel do
C. n. McLenore, X. Leeper, DO
a " Aver A. c. Anderson, do
W. H. Treadway, Dr. Dawson,
A R Leeper T. X. Hymers,
VIM Young Dep Sheffs Ii. Phillips,
l. Chamberlain For Co Jail.
Reno, May 2, 1877. i'm