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MISUNDERSTANDING. Ae:
observation-disclosures

NNftKESHINtI.MyAIf rss' 80 4 }: !
We ana manufscsnrtng our rHREslHelEhs ~. ~.
~. "a NERs al two sizes, heisg Tor four anu ~
borse-powes. and ueant them on sso or four s A
as nay be desired ...,,, easiest.
u,aeb,nes are The iightsss, in The
nIanaseG THRESHEKS and ~ soxks5es. thress
countTy, ard Ante g ", ~ ~ srairt tosupehly
INK sesn TSess as os espss sy
ehina spa are fuiy ysrr GshiiIRsIai;WELL & Coz.
/ - 49, -: ~. Is 1o1A Richmond, va.
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ID ETIREMENT HOME SCHOOL,
~ ~, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.


>, desire to take into my family limited number
OF BOARDERS as PUPILS, to be educated with my
children.
The location is healthy and attractive, and very
convenient 10 the Danrlle railroadand county
Competent teachers viii 10 employed AMI best
care and instruction Will be bestowed upon The
scholars ~ Hs-.'
The session Of niue months will begin The lsT or
OCTOBER NEXT. - = Isr-.f .--.. '.'.
For ter ms, apply to The undersigned.
, MRS. COLONEL HENRY CARRlSGTON.
I3.2w SmilhviIlc, Charlotte county. Va.
: AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUSTON, VA. ji'@
The largest frst-class institution for yonns ladies
II, Virginia, with an able corps oftwcnty-fre teach.
Opens the FIRST WEDNESDAY In September.
For catalogues containing full particulars app!
to Miss II. j. BALDWIN, Principal,
ie 22-2m $50 Staunton. Va.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NJ" - n HEGUENOT SPRINGS
a On the lTH SEPTEMBER NEXT / SHAH or.,
a SELECT SCHOOL for u Limited number .,
BOYS at Hngncnot Springs, Powhatan comfy. Y,
For particulars apply 10 or address
MRS. ROBERT RANSOM,
Is Grove Road post-ot!ice, Richmond. "a
3r = ' ~
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pEV. PIKE POWERS'S SCHOOL FOR
LIZ GIRLS, ut No. 8 Second street. between M,In
and Cary; residence, Gil west Cary. Teachers:
Rev. Pike Powers, Miss Anna II. Powers. and
Miss T.. G.. Powers. Matron: Mrs. Pike Power,
Tuition, $50 aud $40, payable half yearly In st.
vance. Latin and French 1cithout extra chnrc..
GERMAN, French ,oith conservation, AMI MUSE
mt professor charges. Caisthenlcs, By Miss Anna
IL, Powers, at slO per annual session. Addr,,
80 - :,'1 Rev. PIKE POWERS
|. IL 16-eod1m* GIL west Cary street;
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITTTF
~ ~, No. 8 EAST GRACE srRErr
:DICHM0ND, COLLEGE.
RICHMOND. yI.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER corn and
closes June 20TH. The college complies EIGiIr
INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and |,
SCHOOL OFLAW. ht@ ~
Expenses per session Of pine months, embrarir,
atiiculation and tuition fees. fuel, lights, andwa.
Ing, Sl16.f -Y5..,a
Good board IN messing clubs, about $40 u,
month !: at the College boarding. houses Ala. ,"
7 For catalogues and circulars OF Law School ,r,l
at the bookstores, or address is. PURYEhR.
Chairman Faculty.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

GOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENuEh'
e We have for sale complete set Of this valuable
work also, volumes and Nos. OF various years.
We Will pay csc. each for March, May, and Az
gust, 1895; 5, 10, or zoe. per No for ls43' 1910,
1s47, Is4s, 1S49, 1852, and 1862; or u to Is
each for the same years, complete.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, Booksellers
~ 1s-d&w 1902 and 1904 Main street
DOX PAPER, IN GREAT VARIETY
ID ut Is, 30, rs. and sec. a box. sent 10 any aa'
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF the price oy
- go : - j. Il. iELLYSON. bookseller,
iv1o i.-I.. l1l2 Main street.
4 Il THE NEW NOVELS FOR SALE
~ Inv 1T. ELLYSUN, bookseller,
~ - ii. - lily Maiu street.
DOCKS FOR SUMMER READING, in
ID great variety, for sale by
90 10 Z! .a = llI2 Main street.
GHEA'P1' SUMMER READING !, A
- J.;T. ELLYsON, BOOKSELLER.
,:g,s,t sfrts 1I12 MAIN STREET.
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TNHE UNE-HUNURED-A NU-SECOND
Il SESSION OF IIASfPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
will begin SEPTEMBER 6, 1877. and end JUNE
IS. 1878.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEYr retains the curriculum. hui
permits students 10 pass from lower to higher
class only upon thorough examinations.
The Ordinary cost 10 those who pay tuition j. from
1878 to $500; but this may b. considerably re-.
duced by Joining well-condictcd mess IN college
Besides the examination hitherto required OF eau
ddates for admission to the several classes all who
desire to enter college must he examined on Spell
Ing, Geography, and English Grammar.
For catalogue or further particulars apply IN the
President, Rev. J. VI. r. ATKINSON, u. D., or 20
l.. J.. HULLADAY. Clerk OF Faculty.
HAMpDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE. Prince Edward
county, Va. jy Augit
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

y. THE SEASIDE LiDhhhb
will introduce 70 the public the novels wIneh naIs
been approved by the best critics 81 boli HILL
'snlpres The SEASIDE LIBRARY viii CONTAIN M ir
matter for the money than any Other Du6icalios
The following numbers are NOW ready. Mhsn q.
dered By mall three cents each for postage mus"
added. New numbers received every week.
Fast LYNNE. double nunlberl. zoe.
John HALIFAX. GENTLEMAN. zoe. x.n
A WOMAN HATER., lCharles Readrs last ho'e'r
RI ACK INDIES. tJnles vefnes new book) lCe
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII. lOc.
T Ths : ARuNDEI MOTTO. BY May Cecil Hay!
WOMAN IN WHITE. ny wflkle Collins. 2 g,,
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. BS, George In'''
THE AMERICAN SENATOR: By A. Troll0pe'
A PEN IS CESS Or THULE. By william Black; 2cc'
THE DEAD SECRET. By Wilkfe Collins. AVG
!! .'et = - y r. ELLYsog, Bookseller,
'T'HE MARVELLOUS PEN Whllh'
WITHOUT INK. AND ls ALWAYS
'i',r.-,.s::- y READY FOE USE.
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rCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

- Mrs. f. j. PLEaSANTS
:, - assisted by Miss Al. BRLLE PLEAsANTsl
WILL RESUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL
AT No. 1904 FRANKLIN STREET,
- on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
Besides tie usual ENGLISH BRANCHES. Mr.
SIC, LATIN, and FRENCH viii be taught.
,.jy 16-2w+ 49,. ...-
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: The Ink which It generates In moment Is 'ei'
umpid, Cries rapidly, and remains fixed and uhAi'e
rabIe on the paper. The chemical preparatoh- ~
eink are 10 highly concentrated that one Fen VIII
last several months. 40, nrp
PEN and REVERSIBLE P0ChET-hohDf-"
sent to any addresJ on receipt Of Is cents
Directions for use accompany each Pen.
1A'Ni - = = j. 7. EL.LYs0S, Bookseller.
~ 17-I1ot&sw&w3t III. aan -
TAYDKERCHTEFS GIVEN AWAIn;I,
HI A box OF PAPER containing 2t sheets ., En- In
PER, "a ENyELOPES, and q CAhbh ~ az s5c.
s's'. - - j. T. ELLfSOS,,
go,: a. :. bookseller, III 2 Main s'rse''
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THE STRIKE GENERAL; EXTENDING FROM MAD
:.TISsBURG TO CHICAGO. = 2 !, ~

-J,y Another Railroad Strike. ,.f
THE FREIGHT.TRAlNME ON THE 'PENNsYLyA-
MA Road REFUSE TO GO OUT. -.
PITTSBURGH; July 19.-Atnoon to-day the
freight-train men on the western division
OF the Pennsylvania railroad refused TO go
out with their trains. IL - : =. ].
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I'd a tl saIadH
MN
I'D ii MA
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ystSs00 IN MI Ne SOdi LIhiu tASt5 eWitHNU,
4angfns, left as t8:14 o'clock. Z As it moved
Eoffsseverai strikers coupled the hill aiong-
side the track, W hich was tcoyeredssWith
Eroeks. 1.-THE military presented arms, and
there was ,demonstration d Engine No.
4aa, with aftrain at house-Gsrsy is Just im0y7
ling out, and gall lis dssiet. MOI 4 took:aiyle,
tachments 0s ten MEM under Lieutenant
Lewis. No. 423 took also ten men. Those
on No. 4 will go as far as Harper's Ferry,
and on 1hess west.hound train the troops
win go:as fur as Keyser. tit isi thOhghtll hs
tdeparture Of these trains VIII break The
hack OF fthesstrake. tss. Esd
81 Warrants have been issued Tor tha,arrest
fof ten of the ring leaders OF; sie.strike hl,t
fthe authoritiesswiil met disclose their names
|iat present. i
aBRASE Fs8eNAN CHIEF or TffE sTalKERs
sft ~ E. IS ARRESTED.
|sss 4:4R Basaore the train drawn BY
Engine 422 reached the city limits the ara
EfifsN daSartefi and tsie train remained sta
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Nv -
I TnE FiRE4sss srRisE ! ..,.,..,.,
as ii il were d mere refusal on, the part Of
Certain ems oyes 'of the baltimore and Ohio
Company to perform their ccustemed dl-
ties. We recognize the right OF every man
With his wages: But this IS. bot a mere
ihssats 81 t s ia iioteas Demon
STATIONS fheVV prevent the employees Of the
company from moving its trains. This puts
the stSikerslip thep position of la w-bEeakers
and, listurbers ,pf the peace.s d iss-isa4is:s
SThere can Be- no iastif ton or excuse
Tor, such wanson disregard stor the, rights
of their assoc in the empt9y sos tne
Balfimore and Ohio Gpmpa4y as has been
exhibited by. the ariking fremen at Mar.
ansbnTe. Whenever strikers 60 about
from .eiIon to- shop compel ling men TO quit
Es,Wsark nv threats of. violence fhey, become
epInmon doters, and ought 70 sbe dealt with u.
ais such. stsssssaf SIT .isistss. Ill
TIE CALI FOB UNITED STATES TROaTs. q
IasFhas following is. The geographic corre-
spondenee in selatie nitot the cali fnE troops
|}hyshe GoEernoa nf nv est Virgil iasf All I
H WHEELING, WI vi July 1Ss "a bikSsSEg,
|iCs,tsYcri 81 Hfyea PreSident,1 f9tAt
United States Il 0nings sa Eniasirf Eombi-
nations end domestic i0ienceMDW existing
and at other lnts along
she line OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Etc is Impossible with amy forise at my COM
mand To execute the laws OF the State. ]
therefore EaiinnSniis your Excel hcy for sac
ASSISTANCE of IT'D United fEtatea military to
|,prbtest the lawsabfdtng people of. ehs, State
Against a meatic yieisne s.and 60 faSiAtasla
pgsmaa iis u: LssisIa,
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The Opera House 1o.ssSsht.

Tho Opera House Io-s14ht.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Everett will hold
forth at the Opera House tonight, with
their wonderful entertainment entitled CAD
Evening with the Spirits" During our in
tsrcourse with the public yesterday, we find
that much interest Is taken In the exhibition
and they will doubtless have large audi
ence composed of the most intelligent ladies
and gentlemen Of our city Judging from the
number of seats already sold. Mr.. Everett
has just returned from an extended trip
through the Southern States, where he has
met with decided success as appears by the
newspapers of the di6erant cities In which
they have exhibited. They will, We predict
not only interest all spiritualists, but do =
great deal that is astonishing as we'll as
wonderful. If they do but half as much as
he assures us they can do, the audience will
be entertained beyond the expectation Of
their most enthusiastic desire. Those wish.
ing seats near the stage will do well to pro
cure them to-day at Boughman, Thomas Il
Co.'S, as there will probably be . rush at
the door.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
Death Of George 3, Roe


Mr.. George E. Rice, member Of the
firm of Pusey & Rice, ice dealers, died q
his late residence, 5OS east Tenth street, on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Rice was confined
to his bed for ten days previous to hia
death with acute rheumatism and pneumo~
mia, diseases which be contracted by ex-
posure during the gathering Of the ice
crop. Mr.. Rice at the time Of his death
was in the 41st year Of his age. We believe
that>he was born at Manchester, N. II. He
came to this city about 20 years ago, and
connected himself with the P. W. & B. r.
R., under which company he has held q
number of responsible positions, one Of
which was the important one of Roadmas-
ter. A few years ago he resigned his posi-.
tion and engaged in the ice business, under
the firm name Of George E. Rice & Co.,
Shortly thereafter he consolidated his bus
iness with that of Jacob Pusey, Jr., the firm
name becoming Pusey & Rice.
He leaves q wife and four small children
to mourn bis loss. ..
His funeral will take place o-morrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and will he under
the auspices of Eureka Lodge No. %, A. F.
A. NJ, Of which he was member.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
d3tomarl
NoT1CE-vAI4DOsTA INSTITUTE + OR
~ SALE.

thr,nni;s th.,nis valuable property, situated in .
in. nt& town in southern Georgia, on the
ss.h - offered at q bargain, either for sale or
tthHs9MSinES ths Mi1E for properly in = city in one OF
AZ rhe \. lot contains three acres, upon which
sto,;n me institute Building n by A feet, two
Ssl: SSSn: and music rooms, dining rooms wide
honls. chambers and Kitchen, servants,
hn,asc. staDle, barn and all necessary out.
MSl ng, ana vegetable garden.
ia Nc! 1ne !nsutute y furnished, and the school
in attendance.
~ ms h property ID offered for sale, because
fasIsss ssaltn OF the lady who owns 1t has
For particulars apply to
a. pr. GEORGE fkOJJP MAXWELL.
v%" New castle, Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
Splinters.

SPAAHtSrS.
Colfax is lecturing.
Where's Jim. Bennett!
Tilton is going to Texas.
As winter this is a success.
Lake Champlain ia frozen over.
A potato famine is next in order.
"Me.huselah" is Strauss new opera.
Coal sold lower yesterday at auction.
Long waists for ladies are fashionable.
Red gold is the fashionable tint for hair.
Religious meetings daily in Wall street
Major Whittle succeeds Moody in
Chicago.
The New York Times pitches into Ben.
Butler.
Paris used $4,000 Holsters on New
Years day.
A Florida lemon tree last year bore
5000 lemons.
Tweed says he will refund if his lawyers
will.
Both Hayes and Wheeler are non-com-
initial.
It is said that General Augur drills the
,oldiers himself
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
Cos'e,sss's 1,sQsssse.

NOVVsos~e xHQWoees
The Coroner's inquest, sitting ON the body
OF Robert Fec, was held before Coroner
Rose on Saturday. Stephen h. Hill, fore
man of that department Of Harlan, Hol-
lingsworth 4 Cos in which Mr.. Fec was
emPloyey, testified: Saw the deceased At
work at half past nine on Friday morning;
he complainedl lsomewhat Of fatigue; sud-
denly, while in STOPPING position he fell;
ne was taken up unconscious and borne to
the office, where he laid until half-past one;
he was then removed to his home. sat
up with him during the night, accompanied
by Mr.. John G. Morse. He died at quarter
before two, Saturday morning. Tho de-
ceased showedgreat signs Of distress An hour
previous to his death.
Mrs. Mary Ann Fee, wife Of the deceased,
testified: My husband had been comdlain-
Ing Of his head for some time past, but did
Lot specially complain yesterday morning.
He bid me good bye twice before going to
work, something unusual, and told me to
take care Of myself.
DR.. West, the attending physician, testi-
fed: I was called and arrived here At about
halfpast two yesterday afternoon, ard
found deceased in = very critical situation;
he could not speak; eyes largely opened:
breathing, heavy; cause, apoplexy.
In accordance with the testimony YER
dict was rendered that the said Robert Fee
came to his death by apoplexy.
Immediately after the inquest upon the
body of Robert Fee, the Coroner impanelel
q new jury in case of Walter Hoagland, .
eolored child, five months Of age, the son
Of Anna Hoagland. The house in which
the inquest was held, is situated in South
Wilmington, next door to the African Church
As 1t Was IN illegitimate child, and died in
= very mysterious manner during Friday
night, the Coroner deemed an inquest neces-
sary. By the aid Of Dr.. Vests professional
knowledge, the jury were enabled to lind the
following verdict: "That the said Walter
Hoagland came to his death, by infantile
consumption superinduced 'y neglect, and
want Of proper care"
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
ONE CENT.
StstS.

Ihs. 'Stsas.
Vol. George B. Dickson has h..r .r,.,-.
"a alderman BY the Town Conmi,sionsr.
me !. M amount Of pork slaughtered In smxr,.
1875. ''' poonds In
The Clerk Of the Peace Of Kan. .o,,,.,,
disposed Of, during the year 1870. tvo huc
oreo ana nve marriage licenses. sh,u,d the
present cold snap continue much lou,sr ths .s
number in 1877 win far exceed tb.t ~ w.. ..e
year. VI iast
croakers about the fruit crop .r. .,,..u.
ou'y' One says that the hard vin..r =.
nipped the buds, while another aasert. ,s.. ~.
Inc covering of sleet that has ham .,....
constantly on the trees has acted a . s c,o.r
TO Keep them from being frost bitten 80 80
hence tho buds are all right. Na,.h.- ~
tnen Know anything about Il.
Mr.. John Kemp Of the arm Of L,nd,.v a,
Kemp Of hiddletown, met with !. n.,.,,' ~
accident last Friday. He was IN II. ~. =.
examining revolverwhich had been bronst.
~ nlm 'or repairs, when by some accident y
.sf'''oee which had been left in one Of the
eu"" oers wasexploded and the bullet passed
snlooRn Mr.. Kemp's hand and lodged in his
"r"' 'onicting : painful wound. The wound
was promptly dressed and 10 RAPIDLY healing.
lrof. W. A. Reynolds has received sn
invitation from J. h. Groves. State Super
'n'enaent Of Public Schools, to be present
a. tne Sussex County Teachers Institute,
ID 'eorgeto"n, on LIST. ID and Sd Of Febru-
sry. Ihe invitation has been accepted and
rrof. Reynolds will attend the Institute.
On Thursday afternoon, William West. of
Lewes, while cunning near Life Saving
station No. 2, was accidentally shot in his
LETT arm. The wound was very severe
one, and rendered smputation necessary.
which was done in the same evening by
DR.. Hall.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
WATER DEPARTMENT. !
w NO. 1910 Market Street,
no,, Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERa

ahIa Inc .. oils for 1877 are how ready, and pay
strssa .e a. tEe @ Registrars ONCE, 1000 Market
on ,o"t; 90 me law requires that all bills paid
maIs me fee ef he bill; those paia during ths
~. %1ont1 q February, Ave per cent. addition.
M..so sno those paid during the month OF
NIL hiH.cn, zen per cent. additional, and all
Xnr;' s remaining unpaid ON the first day Of
barua bra; !n7, the Registrar is required to
anH aa,,HSuted y. l0r the recovery of the amount due
nrsr nru .ne water will not be let into sucn
pp,omlses ps,..es until such lrrears with assesh-
are paid.
6-Ottice hours from 0 A. M. to 4P. M.
IN, WILLIAM =. HAYES,
u<o-tomarl Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
A Tumble.

About o'clock on Saturday afternoon
two young ladies driving horse and buggy
down Marketstrest At rapid rate, when
near the Union Rational Bank the buggy
canted, and one of the occupants was thrown
to the earth. She however quickly regained
her feet apparently unharmed, and over
took her companion on Fifth street near
shipley, when she again got into the buggy
aud the pair drove OF.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29

The Academy Of Music at Indian
apOlis in Ashes.
At about ten O'Clock tonight fire broke
out in the Academy of Music, at the corner
Of Illinois and Ohio streets In this city, des
troyiog the entire building, together with
q. F Lees tea store, Lewth Il Potts gro
cery, J. A. Lyons stove store, Joseph Pane.
sett's confectionery and Held's liquor saloon.
Fortunately there was no entertainment in
the Academy Of Music tonight. The loss
will aggregate from s15o,00 to $9oo, ,000'
The amount of insurance IL not yet known
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
Ay Assvlsssd,

Three mea of Snow Hill, who had re-
mained away from home the previous night
on little "spree," were each collared by
their respective wives, on Sunday morning
OF last week, and marched homeward. 10
1t love in cottsges
The Md. 4 Del. Railroad, from CLAYTON
to Easton, A miles, IL to be sold under
the Sherif's hammer. A decree to that
eject has been obtained from the U. 8.
Court Of both Maryland and Delaware.
This suit is made at the instance of the
first mortgage bondholders. Twelve miles
OF the railroad, to Marydel, lies in Delaware
the balance, thirty-two miles, in Maryland.
The road is to be placed in the hands of .
receiver at once.
The fishermen of Cambridge are making
more than their usual efforts for fishing
this spring. This is the best point in
Maryland for shad and several other ysrie-
ties Of the best fish found in American
rivers.
James Grant. alias James Henry Haridon
was committed to jail, on Thursday last.
by B. F. Terry, Of Cecilton, charged with ~
assault and attempt to commit rape upon
"a old white woman living near that town,
named Eliza Fortner. Grant went to her
house on Wednesday, about 10 O'Clock, and
finding the old lady, who is about seventy
years of age, alone, is said to have attempt
el tho crime as above stated.
Adaline Berry (colored), living near
Rising Sun, was committed to jail, on Tues
day, charged with the crime of child mur.
der. The dead body Of her infant was found
beneath the porch Of the house. At the in
quest tho medical men testified that 1t had
been living child.
Mr.. James Banning was crossing Shoal
creek on Wednesday at = place where he
thought the water was not over foot deep,
but when the ice broke in with him he found
The water up to his neck, and 1t was with
great difficulty that ae got out.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29

NOTICE. Family story Paper, pub
~ nshed by Norman L. Munro 4 Co, "a
Sbeekman st N. Y, one Of the most readable
nome journals that reach Office, Every
we xeek IT u brimful Of choice reading mat
Tel. and is mail d to any address IN the re-
voPt Nnlp'; OF The subscription price, $500 The
to tHsubscr bers. . asplendidly pr nted illuylra-
sI sgu edition OF hhakespeare's worn being
Even away. Each numb~r OF the paper will
1t Is finished, it0.f
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
OF REAL ESrAI e.

Under decree Of the Chancellor, will be
sold. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80. ls77,
AT 10 O'Clock. .. m.
At tie Washington Hotel. 205 Market st.,
the following Real Estate. viz
No. IA lot ON south side of Sixth street,
between walnut and Poplar sire ts, 1904
feet from Walnut. lS1< feet by l03h feel, with
= frame house thereon.
No. "A lot on the west side of 'shipley
street between Front and Second str cts,
It lO2 feet 4 inches from south side Of
second street It's feet II inches BY Mx feet,
ffonting on both Hhipley and Orange sts.,
v tn two story brick dwelling house
No ga lot on west side Of Orange st.,
between Front and Second. Ak feet from
second ST. cot, 30H by 45 feet, with two
story fran. house thereon.
No. IA triangul riot at "; corner of
ahipley and Water streets, ~ feet on
water street by 1888 feet on Shipley, with
several frame dwellings thereon
No. -Three acres 2 rods, perches Of
high marsh on the Wilmington and New
Castle Causeway, near the city.
The above are all very desirable proper.
ties: titles unouestionable. 10 per cent: to
be py,jd on the day of sale; balance ON I7th
Of February next. Other c0nai Ions ~
sale. JOHN 9. PATIErnrvN, r.,
1926 1fuS'ee'
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
Drifting About in On Open Bon

Drifting About In IN open Boat.
SAN FRANo15co, Jan. 26.-The schooner
John Bright arrived here this evening, hav
Ing on board Captain Stewart, of the shir
Iredale, and three apprentice boys. The
latter ship was destroyed by fire, and the
survivors were picked up after having spent
days in an open boat, with food enough to
keep them alive up to the time Of their res
cue.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-29
TEE DsxooRAT1o CONVENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The passage Of the Compromise bill has
caused change Of programme with the
Democrats. After . conference between
Mr.. Hewitt and other members Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee, It has been
determined to revoke the call for meeting
OF the National Committee IN this city on
February .. Mr.. Hewitt ssys that the
adoption Of the Compromise bill BY 20 de-
cisive majority in both houses Of Congress
removes all occasion for national convent
ion.