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The bureau veritas. Of Paris. has Just
published It's general report OF the mer-
chant nayies Of the world for the years
1867. These navies are comprised In
5,77l steamers, representing in gross
5,GS6, ,342 tons met tonnage BIAS. .52g
tons, and 50, Dos sailing vessels, repre-
senting a tonnage Of 10, ,553, sss tons. In
these figures only seagoinP vessels are
included. The sailing vessels q the
merchant navies of the world are dis
tributcd as follows:
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the mouth uf tho Nllaea-ppi, shows that much
h,u,nt haB been already derived from the imr
url,,m,ut ...... Il consequence uf the war
rumurs from Europe, hryadauns lu New York
advanced u price ... Two vulurrd men CON
lined iu iau az Congress, ta., sot fire to the
place iu hope uf escaping during tho excite
mont. lut p,risA,i miayrahly before aid could
br rendered
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For ten cents Nc will send scientific
book ~ ul, hundred and -zty choice selections
fram tie purural UufAs - Byron. Moore and
Barns al-y. lfiy selected popular songs EHd
ulL,T uuillEr The poetry II Iurse authors Is
true O. nature ald thy Finest over written. ucs-
I-yal 4 Co.,, 80 Laea 81, lALladolpAla, Ia
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A friend of ours who is chief clerk in
the governmental dispcn7ary. saysthat 40 modi-
cine chest i- now complete without JDtusgu's
AHodJUc IipiJn,H. We always supposed Il was
prescribed by law If It is not, it ought TO be,
for certainly there Is nothing in the whole
u,0iGri0 nloiicd of such importance to the
soldier and the sailor as Johnson'S AnodyHc
LinimeUi
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Smoke, SCOT and coal gas, from defec-
tive drafts, prevented. No moro worry with
fires for cooking or heating Send stamp for
circular TO Henry Colford 726 Sansom street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Veterinary surgeons all over the conn
try are recommending Sb0tddn's Carg'ry CON
d,tioH POfrfTS for the following trouble iu
horses Loss Of appetite, ruughuoss of the hair.
stoppagc Of bowels or water thick water, coughs
and colds, swelling Of the glands, worms. horse
all thick wind and heavpg
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Noertshlr Pulmonary h1lsal. the great New
TaFlaud cure far caaeiF olids and cof.sImI'.
tuu CaurT Igus A Go b. lioslua, u4ly genuine.
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Rheumatism curri al once 10y Duraug's
iAramaue Kennedy Seal fur circular 90 Hell
l....l-.s s leul--N Ma.LIA-lun. y. {.
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IRRITATTON OF THE SCALP.

WATERvILLE, ME Sept rs.
purchased bottle only, for the purpose Of hair
dressing; but my surprise, IL has entirely removed
the irritation Of long standing l have recon-
nended il to several Of my friends who afflicted
in the same way, and il has wholly irradicated tho
disease JOSEPH HILL In.
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]. C. LEWIS
LOSS OF HAIR.

BANGOR, March I, 1858.
Your " Cocaine is the only dressing for the hair
used in nv family for the last eight years II not
only stopped my wife hair from coming out but in
creased its growth. | arm also under obligations TO
this same Cocaine fer saving my own hair, which
was very fast coming out previous to using this
valuable preparation. J. Z. MITCHELL.
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i positive cure tuT IAcumatlsm-Du-
g4a-s ILrlmAls Eoaols. Ssal Tor c-Tcllsf
90 HrIlAsl-i-lr s. Le-l,y, Washington. u. q.
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HAIR.DRESSlNG.

NEW YoRK, Sept. ss-
For some time past have been using your Cocoa>
inc and think it far preferable 70 anything have
ever used for the hair FRANK LESLIE.
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The total number Of persons who I'M
migrated from the United Kingdom TO
the United States from 1915 to 1876 was
>, ,467, 07j. The amount of money re-
mitted by settlers in the United States
and British North America 10 their
friends in the United Kingdom from 1848
to 1876, inclusive, was G19, ,6S5, 068, the
gre st amount in any one year being
e1, 1900 in 1854.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Ircms OF Iurcrc., from Homo aud Abroad.


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rr,ald,ut I,gio ... 4 powder mul near Santa
tTu.. California, containing. uIuo tuuus uf IaaNs
l.r ,Nrluarl With i.tflHt tuu-r kiIuur uur
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history uf Wu ~ Tweed y.gap, ttom Ludlow
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O. r.n.HH.t fss tae Nra ItF-us shore Arl,Hua
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p... aa4.ef. -f.t.4 face. he H,,l fsr tNr.,
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Durang's Rheumatic Remedy never
fails TO cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
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BuENErTs COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
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THE
NATIONAL DISEASE.
IS 1T DURABLE

frHnER who have suffered from The variqna and com
Il piieAtrd fuffna ~ disease assumed ~ IAtArFh,
hHa have tried usHay physicians and remedies wthuut
fuiuf OF cufo AWEA tha answer 20 thia question wih
considerable naniuty. And well thcy mATt for no
disease that rhu be mentioned ia unvefAay prpyR-
lent Acc dustructye 90 health En CAtAfTh. BTuns
fatal aureuuh ~ te luuFa follow, 40 nRaT rMara cah
u simple bus neglected CntGrrh. Other syBphthNth
Affections such as deafness. Impaired eygHeht mnh
9ss 0 scgse ~ smell may 10 referred tq a minor bni
ArFrFt serious results % neglected Ghtmfrh, bad
enough iB themselves. but nothing compared vita
tho dangerous affections u the throat and lnKn kdE
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100000 AGENTS WANTED /!

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CHICAGO, May "a, 1871.
Since the recent use Of your Cocaine" my pre-
viously bald head has been covered by a luxurfant
growth q hair. l had always esteemed your prepa-
ration as a dressing. knowing many persons who re-
carded IL very highly such, but never before knew
C. LEWIS
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Burnett's COCOaine,
Burnett's COCOaine,
Burnett's Cocaine,
DANDRUFF.
BADNESS.

hoSToN, Oct. 20
I have used less than bottle. The dandruf ana
the irritation which caused IT, have entirely diSar-
reared and my hair never before in 50 good
eandltioa. A A. FULLER
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SOLID STEEL HARROW TEETH

~GrcnEth CoEablnrd with IlEhtneNH.
rpan reccapt ~ Pcst-uaise naonts order wa vuI'l
deliver 10 the express railroad
~ Il inch square teeth. les lmchuH hong Far $40
90 A-inch square anath, lea inches lunF far g1h
NseEtN nuxNn
SWEETeg MFG 60 rRarr-rw n v
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Immigration.

The following table compiled from the
official report Of the British board Of
tradc), showing the immigration from
the United Kingdom to the United States,
British North America and Australasia,
during 1874, 1875 and 1876, is furnished
to the press by Dr. Edward Young, chief
Of the bureau Of statisticR:
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HALE -
HONEY OF HCRBHOUND AND TAR

Coughs, Colds, Induou7a, HoarsenesS, Difficult
Breathing, and al Affections Of the Throat
Froaohial Tubcs, and Lunrs, leading
70 Consumption.
This infall.hlc remedy is composed Of the
lIn~D Of the plant lIorchouud in chemical
union with IAE-EAIN, extracted from the
LuF TElNIuE uf the forest tree AulIs
EArsNvEN. or Balm of Gilcad.
The Honey Of liorohound sooTTrs ANn
sCAr1rgS 90 irritauonS audiufammalonS, and
the Iar-halm CIINNsrS AND HAAS the throat
End mir passages leading to the lungs. FIvF
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, an3 IN hral,hhl action. let no pre-
judiCe keep You from trying this great medi-
cine Of famous doctor who has saved thou
sands ofhvcs hvii in his large private practice.
N.E.-Ihc Tar Balm has no BAD TASTE or
smell.
rNCrS 50 CENTS AND 81 rFR HoTTtE.
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JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston,
MaRwfaotWrers and ProprJetOrs.
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EAeh package contains bf. ehnfoFdt Improved In
AAiins lube Nith fi diftetiona fog "a All cases
Price Nla fuFsain % All wholesale aud retail drug
Elats throughout she Unitsd states, WEEKS FOI
IEls General Area1 Ahd Nholstals DraEgiaias hos
taEs
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II. W. COLLENDER,
Tsg Rroasvav. n Y

wOOavSrd's Ornamental ana Fancy AlphabOts.
Four parts jus, pshlishcd so eou,. each. postpaid
W0ODWkRD'S ARTISTIC DRAWING STUDIES
Heads, Figares, Animals, Landscapes.
rwo parts iass Pahlishsd. 90 cents each pcstpbi
Woodward's Designs for the Fret Saw.
Two parts just published. so cents each pas,. .paid
ofaor IRE catalogue By Pstal card % Art Architec-
Lnfal and Rural bnokn. GEO. E. MOOngN Arm.
Publisher. 1856 Chambers Street. New York
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1T CAN BE CURED.

I 7 can be cured, ners 4 no doubt about a. Ths
u immediate Friiaf Afforded hY hAmFuhbin RADICAL
CuhH FuE GATAhHa "a bat sliRht evidence % what
iahT follow persistent 81 fhla remedy Tie hard
iuefusted matter that hns lodged in the nasal
b removed via few applications tho ulcsfatoa
sEd Inflammation snhdued and healed the entiFp
MeHIbfAaous lHiaea q the head are cleaned ard
paFihHd. Coustitatonaiiy its action II hat of pou.
efHl purifying HEent destroying ln s course thF5uFh
ts tgstrn the acid eiSuH, tie destructive agent IN
catarrhal disease.
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kest In Use Balls. Cloth. Cues
gnd escrythinr apfertainlnE q
lkllitsrat, Al lowest Prices. Hav.
lnE the laucvst stock and finest
fartiiises for manufnct nrinE.
orders can be prumptlY allied
6sssd second hand Tables cheap.
fHr BILLIARD CTR. an illns-
trated newspaper sent frcc on
application.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-24
local Affairs,
Board Of Education.

The Board of Education met in regular
session, last night, President Shortledge In
the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
! The adoption Of the amendment 10 the
Bylaws in reference to substitute to teach
ers was on motion postponed until the first
meeting In May.
. The amendment of Mr.. HeisIer's to re-
duce the Treasurer's salary 500 was then
discussed at length.
Mr.. Roberts opposed the reduction, as he
thought 1t was unjust for the old Board to
fix the salary 70 the Treasurer elected by
the new Board, and he moved the adoption
of the amendment be postponed until the
first meeting of the new Board.
Mr.. Heisler thought that the reduction
should be made before the new Treasurer is
elected.
The chair declared Mr.. Roberts motion
out of order. Mr.. Smith appealed, and af-
ter b,llot the Chairs decision was not
sustained. Ayes, Z; nays, Is.
Mr.. Roberts motion was lost. Ayes, 6;
nays 81. '
Mr.. Heisler's amendment was finally
passed. Ayes, 81; nays,5. g..
MI GCNCl obAG0U 0udt u kcAtlclAIA hNluk
some distance from the city. wished to OBJ
tain q seat in the High School for his daugh-
ter; he proposes to pay certain cum of
money greater than that required by the
Board.
The following resolution was presented ,and
after . lengthy and lively debate was lost.
Ayes, 8; nays, "a.
Resolved, That the committee on No. 1
School be authorized to admit the daugh-
ter of Mr.. E. D. Cleaver asa pupil in that
school upon payment OF such d sum OF
money a. may be deemed fair and just.
Mr.. Fraim presented petition from some
coloredc tizens of South Wilmington, ask
ing for school house. It was left on mo-
tion to be acted upon at the first regular
meeting in May.
Mr.. Belts moved that Mr.. Cleaver be
notified why the Boaod took that action.
Mr.. johnson thought that was useless as
the gentleman In his letter, plainly shows
that he knows the law in regard to 1t.
The resignation of Mr.. Sharp, was read
and accepted.
The President, as it was his last meeting
thanked the members very much for their
respect and good feelings toward him.
Mr.. Hiesler moved that vote Of thanks
be rendered the President, which received
the unanimous appreciation ofevery member.
The following orders were directed to be
drawn:
W. NJ. Kennard & Co., 81; James Brad
ford, $l.35; G. F. Rudolph, $1.75; II. F.
Pickles. 81 90; Mills n Combs, $40; j.
Il. Greenman, IS 2b; L. F. Adair, s. rs; P.
Chandler, IS 81; J. G. File, $3 81; 2. James
Belt, IS 81: F. g, Simpson, $1S 50; Glatts
Il Eokle, 81 .26; John johnson, $l325.
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OthrliO,

In the tragedy of Othello, Shakespeare
has given the strongest deltneations ofchar'
acter, and at the same time the fllosJ deli
cate touches that havs flowed from his ma
gic pen. We see Othello, as soldier bravo
and honorable, as man true, loving and
gentle; aud az Moor, Overpowered by u
passionate and jealous temperament. laso
forms the contrast and makes the foil TO
the heroic character Of Othelio. Ambitious
in the worst sense Of the word, reRenSeful,
suspicious and jealous. Dssdemous, the
wife of Olhello, is drawn with . deicacy
aud graceiulness not excol}ed BY any Of
SAakespeare's heroines. She 10 pictured
as amiable. talented and of high birth.
Her love seems to be deep, Intense feeling,
rather than passion. Not mesely youtn-
full enthusiasm, but pulc, genuine gold,
lying In the deepest foundations Of her own
character, rs we'll ns in the utmost nssure
of her beloved. She we'll shows this in her
choice OF Ovhello, who has not youth or
gal]antry In preference to the rich, young
Ueli,an noble. Emilia, the wife ii l. ~,
is contrsstcd with DesuemoIa. Sns Is
frivolous and weak, not knowing her ow,.'
mind. Meaning TO do good, but easily leu
astray. Around these four the other c1af-
acters move, each one. doing his part
towards the successful completion OF the
plot. . .', hF8
The beauty of harmonious arrangement 10
seen IN It's highest perfection in this play.
The plot beginning In the first scene, is kept
constantly before the spectator. Each act
makes an advance toward the final dcnoue-
ment; from every quarter is seen ku, oae
goal, and tho whole action elidce on wi.h>
out disturbance or force. DR.. Ulric!, tho
noted commentator ami critic, says that the
hnal development, the way Othello IL uEde
ceiyed and lago unmasked and brought 10
confession. is true masterpiece Of dramatic
composition.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-24

TURKS ASKING LEAVE TO OCCUPY TIL
sERvrAN FRoNrIBI.
The Russian Telegraphic Agencies tele.
gram, dated Sunday evening, says :.
1.-THE Porte calls on servia for leave to
occupy its frontier at Gladona, to prevent
the passage Of the Russians"
TIE MISSION or LAYARD.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, April 23.-1t is said
Mr.. Layard's instructions are to advise the
Porte to send q Minister to the Czar .,
Ktscheneff to treat Of the question Of stimuli.
txneous disarmament.
THE UNITED STATES As A MEDIATOR.
As to the question Of peace with Monte
negro, be is to advise Turkey to ask the
medition Of the United States.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE GAR At K1sonRsFF.
VIENNA, April 23.-There was great en-
thnsiasm among the soldiers upon the ar
rival Of the Gear at Kischeneff.
,. RUSSIAN ALLIES.
Primes Charles of Ronmania will assume
command of the Roumanian troops and
cooperate with the Russians. g
r ENGLAND.
The Russian press severely denounce the
action Of England In regard to the Eastern
question.
.,% ITALIAN CONTINGENT. ~
ROME, April 23.-The italian Govern
ment has issued an order calling out two
reserve contingents. :.
RoUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, April 23.-Returns from
the Senatorial elections show that % gov
ernmental and l opposition candidate have
been returned. '
. THE DANUBE,
Roumania will defend the Danube against
Turkish invasion, to prevent Roumanian
territory being made the seat of war.
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VOL: 2. NO. 1893.
DENTISTRY.
DENr1s1RY'
SHERlFE'S SALES.
cRERIFF's SALE.

CRERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue ofa writ Of Levari Faclasto me
directed. will be exposed to public sale, at
the Lafayette Hotel, Ml Shipley street,
kept by George w. Ortlip. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle Co.; Delaware on
WEDNESDAY, May 9th, 1877,
at 2 o'clock p, M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All nat certain lot or piece of land with
a 1--WE story brick house thereon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmington, bound
ed and described as follows. to wit: Begin
ming ut point on the nOrtherly side Of
Apple street at the distance or 2l3 feet
eas,er1y from the eastsrly side Of Head
street. thence northerly and parallel to
Heald street u feet to the southsrly side OF
q three feet wide alley, thence along the
said side of said alley westerly ~ feet to
the easterIy side of another 3 feet wide alley
leading from the fl st mentioned into APP
ple street, thence along said SIDE Of said
alley leading into Apple street southerly
" feet to the aforesaid northerly side OF
Appie street, and thence Herewith easter
" IL feet TO the place of beginning, be the
contents what they may, with free use OF
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF JatAes f. Brennan and Sarah
f., his wife and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff.
sherif's ofi1ce: New Castle April Il, 1877.
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THE EXTRA SESSION.
"A Washington dispatch states the procla-
nation convenipg the extra session of Con-
Rress will be issued this week.
FOREIGN.
HOSTILE FEELING IN sERv1A.

HOSTILE FEELING IN SERVIA.
A despatch from Berlin April %, says:
"The Servian semi-official press are again
exceedingly hostile. Turkey demands
servia to participate in the war" The
actual condition of the Russian money
market may be gathered from the st.
petersburg Panslavist journal, the Novoye
vremya, recommending the government to
raise heavy foreign loan, even at q less of
40 per cent, rather than multiply paper
money indefinitely.
TURKISH ARMY.
LONDON, April 23.-The Times corres-
pendent with the Turkish army states that
10000 men froIa Widden have gone east-
ward to the seat tyof war.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
: The Times Belgrade despatch has the
following:
"Despite the assertions Of the Russian
telegraphic agency that perfect under
standing has been arrived at between Rus
sia and Austria, relative to Eastern affaira,
there can be NO manner Of doubt that the
Austrian semi.official organs, which posi-
lively deny the existence of such under.
standing, are correct, and that Austria
reserves to itself absolute liberty of action.
THE OCCUPATION OF JAssY.
A despatch from Paris to the Times says
The occupation Of Jassy by Russian troops,
which was announced for Monday, is con,
nrmed BY later news. Every arrapeemen'
10 being made TO secure II s;sl:=.s sf..ructed
possesaion of the ROW "a HI reai- n
The Morning herald., 1877-04-24
Nlight Fire,

About 1.30 yesterday morning as come
workmen were passing Hilles 4 Jones'
machine shop, Ninth and Church, on their
way to work 1t Siedell & Hastings rolling
mills, they discovered that the boiler shop
was on fire.
They Immediately gave the alarm and
awakened an employee, Harry Jack, q
driver for the firm, who lives opposite the
shop. With the kindly assistance OF the
workmen and by quick application OF
water the flames were subdued before they
had chance to spread, and thereby large
conAagration was probably prevented. The
large door Of the shop was slightly burned.
It is supposed to be the work Of au
incendiary.