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The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
ONE CENT.

ported BY the Clerk Of tn. s.,...
saopseo oy that body, was takan nm, nr "a "a
tne report adopted. Up ana
Mr.. Aessick gave notice az :, A.. =.
a.,s. aMe.u On Act supplement- 10 An ~ ~ ~
reisttOn to free schoo Z. ~ Aes u
The Clerk Of the Senate ,.,,,..s =,
SENATE had concurred IN 81. 1 t., sGss me
House bills: :, INC !ouow1ng
As ACT to amend sec, ?. Chan ~
Tea - of f -. pod. rnis Act relsses 70 tie Trus-
,,aa An = Aet prohibiting live stock from ,u,
New g. c.stIss lss CANS. 10 School District No. Il in
.a;o,,s VIZ moved that when thu. Hon..
Q o'clock. "0E1ow morning ct
. \ Mr: e. Bird y, introduced an Ae. - .,..,.
SSnSp'el S'. oT, OF the Revised statutss AZ ti tSs
Hssso sss ., Delaware. (This M rsi.ts. y. ~ ~
tne T.est1emant ofpersonsl eetata. "
At nooinson offered an amanAu.,. =.
nule lS, ~ striking out ali Chat M rsI.t;e.' :.
10 smena aments of bills. 's's''o" " :,
M noicomb offered IN amsndm.,t y.
ue ~ srmdment r,% to make certain aIterstiors
~. NJ nooison then moved the sdopt,on of
ols resolution. Mr.. Holcomb nnvsd ~.
sa, sJVp'Ua OF the smendthent onersd hv nv
sel!; vote taken and lost. M. war n,cv y
sns Posfponement OF the subject nntiI e.
oy" m morning. Mr.. Ro6inson thsr
'nHve0 ~" tne adoption of his Amendment
Inc yoas and nays were calIed snd -.
su!seu Id yeas and 6 nays. Thers h.srs,
% not . two thirds vote, the smendmsnt t1.s ws.
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WATER DEPARTMENT.
W NO. 1910 Marx ct Street,
.. r,n, Wilmington, Dol.
NUIlCE TO WATER RENTERs.

,tIi The bills for 1877 are how ready. and nav.
:tas sois at TIE kegiAtrar's once. i00O NarS 3,
an snest; ~ inc law requires that eli bills paid
IN ths " Ssa Ue!ofe the 3,st day of January 1vI7,
ra"ntS tSe ~ " me bill; those pail during the
a. lad and " Feoruary, five per cent. addition.
NsroSu r%u tnose paid during the month OF
6i,Is' 6iI'r, H. zen per cent. additional, and I'll
Anr;I s remaining iaaI unpaid on the first day Of
hav. hH,.' ;ha ao.a. the Registrar Is required to
sttntsdde sde ,as asrrules Withdrawn ana suit in
sea Srsa tne water will not be lei into sucn Ho
manu- tp,sMsses until such lrrears with assess
sfe paid. y A01 ut"wAnS Asrruies
"omce hours from . A. N. to 4P. N.
dN-.or,., WILLIAM 3. HAYES,
-@fi -u@fi Registrar.
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EOR RENT.-The mansion house. farm
and out-bui dinRs Of John O'Byrne,
Esq. situated on the Philadelphia turnpike
about four hundred yards lfom the city
limits. The n m c0ntai"4 about 20 acres
and 10 In Q high ktate Of cult vation. The
Out-buildings are In Perfect order with
stablins. sheddi G and sheep iolds Waler
Of the Nm st qualify, and superabu n da0t in
quantity In the driest seasons. There is u
Large end beautiful lawn full Of shade trees
frst d 'or, six nne bed rooms on the second
door. and six satttcs. There Il. q porch
In front OF II abput seventy feet long " itb
. ful view OF the Delaware river. Friva' .
stables for five horses To q thrifty and
respectable farmer IL wonld in addition to
his farm business one Of the best places for
. summer boarding house Ia the state.
Fruit in abundance, Of all kinds, and there
10 Ab-ut one.third Of a. acre in choice
asparagus. twill not be rented on shares.
For country residence " cannot 90 sur
passed. Apply At THIS OFFICE.
fsb2 tt ...
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NoTCE;.The Family story Paper, pub
~ nshed by Norman L. Munro q Co. "A
Sa SSeeKman 1t N. Y, one Of the most readable
nome journals that reach o Office. every
week II Is brimful Of choice reading mat
@t. and is mail d tn any address IN the re-
~nE ~T'Pt q we subscription price, $500 The
puU,isners TINS year offer great Ind, cemen, q
.ea .ae edition Of hakespeare's Wori be,ne
k.vsa away. Each numbSr OF the paper viii
y 4. accompanied by part OF the work until
'''' Anlsned. jlOf
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60s't0Sce9 k'l,S1veeuua

one naunts away down Market street With
..s,1e.' .ha ~, 10 oer bonnet, weaving ~ bravely
~ sne pune OF Henry Of Navarro her
nsme nsu. ~ ~ss Su,la, "whst nice feathers you
unve nhn ~ your oonnet," said IN acquaintsuce
DUO puo met a ner, where did you buy them"i
~, Ddy tnem ssid Julia smlliag quizicaly, l
IN IN not ooy tnen-they are home growth,
1ae Proouet Of rsp's farm. The long ones
my dear, plucked from . rooster last Sat-
urdsy, the short light colored ones, which
set Nettie 3. 90 mad in church, was the
breast plumsge of the same old fellows
orest, he looks little odd sdmit-but /
think they are success In nv hat.
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scINIs At rzu CAPITOL.

d.
At an early hour this morning the en-
frances to the Capitol were bessigsd By an
eager throng rssortise 70 all sorts Of
ms'hods Of edsctisg admission. About 10
o'clock the galleries begsn TO an, and BY
hsIf.past ~ every available ssat WAS
occupied. n -'''
In the Diplomatic gallery, Sir Edward and
Lady Thornton, Mr.. Fish, Senior Freyre and
lady. Other galleries are dlled BY the
ladies Of high officers Of the Government,
and Senators and Representatives.
The Speaker named Mr.. Cook, Of Gsor.
gle, an ex-Rebel General, and Mr.. Stone,
Of Missouri, - Tellers, both Democrsts.
There 10 evident anxiety on all counten-
ances. l,5 - .
At l2:45 tho House took recess until
two minutes before 1.
Alabama and Arkansas have been count
ed for Tildsn without objection. California
was couutsd for Hayes without objection
Colorado was counted for Hayes withou'
objection. Connecticut wss counted for
Tldsn without objection. Delaware va.
counted for Tildeu without objection. Ger
tidcates from Florida are now being read.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

n 1lOTiCE.-Advertiseme OF Boarding
u For sac. For Rent. Lost and Found,
are published In the HERALD At
Scents per line Que ime:
scents per line for two mes.
ii cents p, line for three tunes.
Aoents per line for four lines,
II cents per line for five times.
accents yer line for six times.
Marriages Deaths aud Births will here
after be Inserted free Of charge Wants,
under three lines, for 25 cen . week.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
NSse Ztssps.

| At0eo xesssss.
Thecold weather has killed thescelery beds
|-froze and rotted the stalks.
Petitions in favor of . work house are
being pretty generally signed In Smyrna.
A new post Office has been established ct
Downs Chapel, in Kenton Hd., with Jas.
B. Mesker 10 postmaster.
An engine house is nearly completed at
Clay ton for the Smyrna branch locomotive
and engineer McConsughy will have to
make bis headquarters there also.
The wheat crop in the neighborhood Of
Smyrna, seems to have stood tho cold
weather very we'll, and 1t looks thrifty for
the most part. The slset has not caused
the disadvantages here that some sections
are complaining of. s..
Jos. Wells, ono of our most substantial
farmers died early Tuesday morning, ct hts
residence near Green Spring station, ~
miles from Smyrna. ,.n.
A man named Webb, in Milford Neck,
came near drowning himself ons day laat
week whilst trying to keep dog from
drowning that had broken through the ice
on, the creek. A man fortunately came
along In time to rescue them both.
z william Fisk Townsend, lately from the
State of Maryland, now Editor Of the ''sux-
sex Journal, has been appointed Clerk of
The Peace fot Sussex county BY the Cover
NOR.
The protrscted meetings, now In progress
In tho N. Z. church, 10 Dover, arc growing
In interest. The meetings, noon and oven
ing, are attended by large ooncourse Of
serious people. .'H%g 'fI
VIM. West, Jr. on Thursday night Last, at
Lewes, was pulling bis gun from boat
when it exploded, blowing his left arm Oh.
He 10 poor msu and has large family.
Amos Turner, living near Milford, has
shipl,ed this winter, 400 barrels Of sweet po-
tstoes, to New York, for which he received
over twelve hundred dollars, net returns.
VIM. Cleaver, Of St. Georges Hundred, 10
making arrangements to remove 70 Florida,
where he will engage IN the culture of
oranges, vegetables, &c., for the Northern
market. Il, ..,.-stt aNgGa
Rev. Mr.. Gibson, of tho Episcopal church
Dover, was too III on Sunday to fll his pul-
Dit, Rev. Mr.. Huntington, Of the Presby-
ferian church, is out again after being cons
fined to the house two or three. months with
The rheumatism.
Two or three town meetings have been
held In Milford to take action to procure
from the Legislature law consolidating
he public schools of the town under .
Board of Education, like Dover. A law has
,een framed and 10 to be submitted to the
Legislature. ..,
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ASssoss L,ooa4s.

A wonderful little machine for ironinr
can be seen ct 80 Market street.
Duprez q Benedict's Minstrel Troupe VIII
give performance at the Opera House. ON
wednesday evening, February 7th.
The person who failed in business some
time ago, and paid not one cent to his cred.
TORS, Who was letting ais tongue run freely
ABOUT the HERALD at the corner of Second
and Shipley last evening, would oblige us
oy coming and settling bill of over $50 he
owes US.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Tho GOvernOr's Reception.
HARRIsBuRa, Feb. 1.-Judge Hanna 10
at Harrisburg a. guest Of Hon. G. w. Hall,
and he aud . number Of other prominent
Philsdelphians will attend the Governors
reception of the season.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,
PROTECTION TAX.

The attention of residents ofthe SECOND
and NINTH WaIds,and Others Whose prop.
e.ty Is located within three squares Or
blocks Of . firA plug, 10 called TO The fact
mat they are liable to tax of one dollar
On each building 80 located. The sbsve tax
sst day OfJanuary per cent. will be add
sa; and II payment be further delayed until
inarcn, ~ per cent. will be added 10 the bill.
!sul WILLIAM 8. HAYES, Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Award Of Sinking Fund Bonds
New York Feb. The "a, ,9o0, 900 Chica-
60, Burlington, and Quincy s per cent.
Sinking fund bonds have been awarded to
Morton, Bliss II Lee and Hoffman " Co.,
on their Joint bill for the whole or none at
4e75.O5 per bond.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
Robbery In q Horse Car.

BO000fy IN . HOt00 C0t.
New York. Feb. 1.-Professor ]. Il. Hi.
yard, of the United States Coast Survey,
Washington, was robbed last night ofs gold
watch and chain, valued At $3.50, on Uni.
versity Place car.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
Dramatic EmssrssS~s,,sns.

A grand dramatic entertainment and
exhibition drill, for the benefit of St. Msry's
7. A. B. Pioneer Corps, will be given in the
Sunday school hall Of st. Mary's Church,
sixth and Pine streets, on Wednesday
evening next, February 7th. Tickets 25
cents. ALL persons favorable to the cause
Of temperance should patronize these young
men, a. they are highly deserving of support.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
NOTICE.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON-
'-'' PANY. 'esf

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
ofthis company for the election ofDiSectots
and for the tran sactiOn Of such other busi-
ness Of the Company ss may be nece ssary
o. proper. will be held at the principal OF.
Zoe Of the Company, NO. lN O. eenwich
street In the city OF New Y0rR ON T gESDAY
FEBRUARY 18th, 1877, between the hours
oil o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p N.
JStflS W. a. STANFUKD, Secretary.
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C~uweevTsl.er Ncnt.ncea.

CWuneepGslsar Ncntsncea.
WEST CHEsTs1, Feb. 1.-Frank Steward
convicted yrsterday In the Criminal Cour.
now In session here Of pacing counterfeit,
United States notes, was this morning sen.
fenced to pay . hne of $500 and imprison.
ment for term Of i've years. ..,. NJ
mN HARDENED oFTBND1a. ie-e
Nathaniel KIRBY, thirty yesr of age,
fifteen years of which have been spent 10
prison, was convicted Of burglary and SEN
tenced to pay dne of $500 and imprison-
m. Mt for term of ten years In the Eastern
Peuitentiary. r ..as..-ull. IA
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
STRAYED AWAY,

CTRAYED away. or was stolen, white
y spiiE pup. A suitable reward will be
paid by returning him or any info, nation
kindly received at 7l1 King street,
Jan <ls8t JOSEPH N. COOLING.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

found Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup to bs
most eftectual remedy, and feel sure that
the mt . stubborn cough aud cold WI yield
to it's healing innuence:-Frank 8. Price'
New Orleans, August ., 1870.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

TIC kO011000 8u0t u0tWeN0-lOQWtFy
in 0UvermOr 'tVo.lss COnau0a.
NEW YoRx, Feb. 1.-THE "World's New
Orleans special says regarding the develop.
mems before the House Committee .,
wsshiuatou,. Judge Whitaker, Of the su-
peiior Crimmipsl Court, yesterday, ordered
the Grand Jury to come before him this
morning, whsn be will charge them In re-
lstion 10 Governor Wells proceedings, and
instruct them TO iDdict ment for forgery.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
CANDLES.

Friday next being Candlemas Day, those
in need Of sperm candles can buy them in
any quantity, and at prices to suit the
times, at GUTHRIE's STORE, corner OF
Front and Maryland avenues. jan30-it
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
NoI4cE-VAI.DOsTA INSTITUTE FOL
NJ, SALE. - 9

VollcE-vAI.DosTA INSTITUTE ! OR
NJ, SALE Il { y
thrivinsv vssluaoie property, situated In q
linz of H. sown In southern Georgia, on the
d, il .f1s, tES ssilroad from Savannah ~ Flori-
e1chsnpe i1% ~. at bargain. either for sale or
'9s TGs Gaitdle States. ''' ~ 'lv Al ONO u
aO tbs syt H0ntai ns three acres, upon which
stories h'ah h1ns.itute Building ~ BY b feet. two
tion, and m,s;a I;aving 2 schoolroom, recita-
houss. Chambers 6, and Kitchen, servants,
buldinr auie a.'ls Darn and all necessary out
The eI Insaitu, anu vegetable garden.
" now in .tute IL turuishs,d. aud tho school
n III" in . ~ Operation with about stxty schol-
lhe hsIPIt IPItISSperty 10 offered for sale. because
|lsllsd. oi the lady ,whv owns it has
'Gs RI Particulars apply to
|dsdlltf "HohGR TROUP MAXWELL.
New CAstle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
LULLEGE. DkLAWAR
COUNTY, PENNoYLVANlA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge OF tn.
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages 10 II udents, who desire t.. mase
q thorough Classical. cientlfic or Commer-
cial course. 1t is ituated on The PennAVl'
vania Genital + abroad. eleven miles rom
Philadviphia railroad station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of i've months, In
advance $50.
For full particulars, send for cataloS ne.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLE1O ON, D. D..
dscl-lyr President.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
COUNTING TEE VOTE.

in full to consume the hour which must
elspse before the counting of the votes AM
to prevent vote being taken on the reso
luton reported from the special Committed
on the Election In Florida. f .
The chair appointed as tellers on the par
of the House in counting the electoral vo,e'
Mrssrs. Cook, (Ga.) and Stone CMo.) Mr.
Kssson Qows) called the Chairs attention
to the fact that both tellers had been chosrr
from the majority, and it was customary ID
such cases to have representative of the
minority appointed.
The Speaker-The gentlemen have been
appointed by the Chair under authority Of
the House, and that fact has been COM
muuicsted to tho President of the seDa Q
and the Chair understands he Will appoint
two Of the majority Of the Senate.
Mr.. Kasson That will have been done on
account Of the action Of the Speak y.
The speaker-The Chair do.s not feel Of
Tended. He has simply done bis duty.
Mr.. Cox (N.Y.)-Nsverthelsss it 10 an in
science. .. ..Y
The Speaker laid before the House com.
municstion from Justice Clifford, President
oil the Electoral Commission, stating thst
the members thereof had taken the pre-
ecribed oath, and that the commission was
ready 10 perform its duties.
The Senate resolution was agreed for the
publication Of the proceedings Of the Com
mission. @
MI. Payne (ohio) offered . resolution d.
rec.ing the Clerk Of the House to inform
the Senate that it was ready to receive that
body for the purpose Of opssing and tount-
iup The Electoral vote for President AID
Vice President. Adop'e.l.
TIE PUBLIC PRocEEDrNos TO ~ PRIrTsD
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-hr. Edmuods, Of
Vermont, submitted . concurrent resolution
providing that the public proceedings ofths
commission authoriss by the Elsctorsl0 0oun!
bill. a. taken down under the direction o.
he commission, shall be printed in the
Congressional Record" snd an extra
lumber of copies bs printed for the use u
hs commission and Two Houses ofcoog.ess.
Agreed 70.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
NY Maryland.

CrObS tuo CSutICOh0 TIVoS uOoI Ato AoVOo.
from Wicomico to Dorchester Co., In an old
boat. When about half across the boat sanA
and two of the men were drowned.
Thos. Wright, of 81. Michaels. Talbot Co.
and all of hts children, five in number, have
recently died Of diptherta. The mother ID
the only one that survives: she has recovered
from the disease and 10 out Of danger.
A man in St. Michaels, last week, in mis-
take, gave bis little child . dose Of sugar
lead iDs, cad OF dose of cough medicine.
The result was that the parents were fright
ened out of their wits, but the child was not
"pbxysd." -r---
Tho Easton National Bank reports for
the last quarter loans and discounts amount.
lug to nearly $500, 0,0OtD. Individual deposits
tor the sam ttme, 95Se, ,2l0 81, capital stock
S9OO, 900, surplus fund, $lO0, QUO.
Adsltne Berry, COL, living near Rising
Sun, Cecil CO., was committed to jail, on
Tuesday, charged with the crime Of child
murder. The dead body Of her infant was
found beneath the poarch of tho house. At
the Inquest the medical men testified that 1t
had been living child.
A man nearly frozen to death, was found
In be stackyard Of J. N. Usilton, NEAR Chss.
Iertow0, Que day last week. He hsd made
his way froia the oyster bssts down the
Chess peske, and to keep from Starving to
dss, b on bis boat be became nearly frozen
to death on tramp for food. He wsA dis
covered barely In time to save bis life.
A young man from Newton professed con
version at rival meeting held in this town,
on Saturday night last. His shouts of gl0-
~ %, onisl.sd those present, and when be
stated that b1 hsd been converted seventy
i've times and had the recsipts In bis pocket
they sll knew that he had some whiskey IN
bio make up. -
On Thursdsy morning last. negro man
named James henry Haridan, sltas jim
Grsnt, entered the house Of Mrs. Elisabeth
woman more than seventy years
" ho lives alone 10 dwelling In the suburbs
Df Ceciltop, and committed m assault With
intent to outrage. Tue screams Of Mrs II.
caused the wretch 10 deeist and mske his
.sca p.,. But hs was subsequently arrested
aud iOdg+d in Elk,on jail. The excitement
! .mone the people was great wnen the fact
pec.me Known. and threats Of lyncAing !
we're lnduls.d in. |
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

ZTrests Last Month.
The Police record shows that there were
fifty. three arrests made by our police during
the month of January.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
EDUCATIONAL.

CT. JOsEPA's ACADEMY.
.HESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care OF the Sisters OF st, Joseph
The course OF instruction includes all the
DranchesOf useful and Christian educa-
ti0n.
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
S2OO. For further particulars. address,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

ENOR RENT.-A CHANCE sELu)M
MET WITH. One Of the best bust nees
Hotel and Museum. and the only Ire
Cream and Bear Garden in the city. will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliabl.
person on reasonable terms Apply to
WIN. n. Oh ADW1CK,
jan0O- II Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

@lZ nntrA. AT TAVME.--Agents wanted
Augusta WI III. and terms free. TkUE 4 90
AAne. me-lyood
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
WASHINGTON.
Cong REssIoNAL NEWS
COUNTING THE VOTE.
PROCEEDINGS TO BE
PRINTED.
Scenes at the Capitol.
ROBBERY IN A HORSE CAR
The Louisiana Business,
COUNTERFEITER SENTENCED
GDNHRALPREss DISPATCHES
>~>--
wAsnlHaT0A.
Xiv Congress -asoona osssien.
wAsnlH9TOA.
Xiv Congross-Aooona Dssslop.
Senate.

DOm0t0s
WASHINGTON, Feb. LIN the Senate the
Chair appointed Messrs Sargent and Allison
tellers on the part Of the Senate to count
the votes for President and Vice. President Of
the United States.
Subsequently Mr.. Sargent declined. and
Mr.. Ingalls,. Of Kansas, was appointed iu
bis place. In making the appointments the
President pro tenn. said 1t was bis intention
to appoint one teller from tho Republican
and one from the Democratic side Of the
chamber, bat on noticing the appointments
BY the House Of Representative bs had do
termined to appoint two Republicans.
Mr.. Mitchell, of Oregon, from the sub
committee Of the Committee on Privileges
aud Elections, to which was assigned The
duty Of lsquiring into tho eligibility to ofacp
under the Consultation of any person al
legged to have been ineligible .ss Presiden-
tial elector, submitted report in regard to
tho cases IN New Jersey, Missouri, and vlr-
ginis, which he began to read, but Mr..
Merriman IN. C) raised the point Of order
that sub'ccmmitpe could not report to
the senats, but must report to the full COM
mittee, which should make the report to the
Senate
Mr.. Sargent said under resolution Of the
Senate Of December II, 1870, the several
Sub committees of the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections were authorized to act
% Committees Of the Senate. :
Pending discussion on the point Of order,
at O'Clock P. NJ. the Senate proceeded
to the hall of the House Of Representatives
to take part in the count Of the Electoral
vote. .t... .,.r .-rag~ .al
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02
Nv. . DOWNING'S
'N'A AURANT AND SAMPLE ROOMS
0oR' SIXTH AND MARK Er SITS.

Good h,II;s hnes ana liquors always on hand
tsched t'aso tn th tables and shnfns board at.
MAI. i.: N The city served up BIN in every @ style.
,l0Sm Oil hours. Gail ard see me,
w ~ lNNWNtN(3
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

LrOR SAL E.-The GOOD viii, stock and
nxturee OF the Horr.I Horse Hotel. No
lOi West Front street; Apply to
..LFfrfl ~ HkNRY BkADL Y,
JAZZ Orr0l -rrse Hoiel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

Mr.. Bird introduced and bad read, An Act
to amend Chapter Ito of the Revised Sat-
u'es. This Act prescribes way for nom
residen 10 obtain Judgments.
The Clerk Of the Senate reported that
the Senate had passed and asked the con-
currsnce Of the House In the following bills:
An Act to incorporate the Pocomoks River
Improvement Company. An Act to lay out
q privse road Ia Milford Hundred.
He also reported concurrence In the follow
ing btlls: AL
An not relating to the Trustees of the
Poor Of Murderkill hundred; su act to Gre.
ate an additional school district in Sussex
county; IN act supplement to the act to
incorporate the Masonic Hall Company Of
Wilmington; he also reported number Of
bills for the signature Of the Speaker.
Mr.. Robinson had read the third time
an oct 70 incorporate the Georgetewn man
ufacturing and Fruit Preserving Com psny,
which was passed.
Mr.. Burnite gave notice Of . bill TO
amend chspter IS, vol. n, Delaware Laws
The report Of Q ConferSucs committee ou
the disagreement Of the two Houses y b
amendments to the bill to amend chapter
5 Of the revised code, which had been re-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ENUR AALE -lhe best Ham made Brick
E-all kinds guaranteed full s,xe. Paw
Ing Brics as low ss { 90. Address
jan26lm N T. PAGE, r. u. Box 10, City
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WANTS.

WANTS'-WaHN under three Iines foi
w " cents Q week. -
The Morning herald., 1877-02-02

WANYED.-Fiye.s shares Of Central. and
n'st series Apply at THIS OFFICE. 1866