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The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
7Qbe Worm Removed Alive,

Head and all complete, in two hours
No fee I'LL head p.sses. Seat. lin and
80 North Ninth street. thiladel, hia, Pa
send for circular. For removing seat, pin
or stomach worms cali on your druggist
and ask for bottle OF Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, price 81. It never tails. Common
sense teaches II tape worm he removed, all
other woi ms Q IN be readily removed,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
REGISTERS ORDER
ID EGISTER'H ORDER.
REa1srER's OFFICE, ..
Nrw CAsrrE COUNTY, May a1

Upon the application Il Anoy y.ns n Is|
Executrix OF Cornelius 'Donan%sn aan,'nt,, n
WiImlDg'on Bundred In sal sa!,,s c0apbSi ~ y
ceased. Il is ordered and direc,ea irscresad, d
notice Of 9 srantiDg Of Letters T.s,,ss.s Tess.ssss
upon the the Estate Of the a., nrcoaIps c,oa,,sIps
the date Of granting thersnf; Dy torts sa d
nom the 1 date of such letters, IN nv r,1 q <
most public places Of the County t:yr,"r %
Castle, requiring al pss," persons - n"s! nn'essS!
mands against the estate 80 -, ssenbyl
such case made and provided. vHitbia Hi
cause the same to be 1nserIra ET.RlL
same period 10 the MoESlSa \. :; g ,n,t n tsa
newspaper published In mlnuksN Ns
Given under the hand and Sea- Sea = 4
(-~) OF the Register sss,,unlJi.
srAL Castle, in New csstdio snd cuaS ysS "
L. said, tho day ana wv -.
written SO. Blca,, Rs'
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NOTICE,

All persons having claims aExT@spt
estate Of the deceased nse nspptriI ".
" me duly attosted to the he sotd
before May 3, l870, or s0ide ~ nroyidt!aL
sembly in suoh case made ~ gPu xecutha
ABBY DON HuE' Law
Address, Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
SATURDAY, May %, M
o'clock, p. M,

The following described Real Ests~, w,
All that certain lot or piece OF lspG, s.,. W
the three story brick dwelling 'ns'it1 ~
erected, lying and being sitaateGa G.!sds ~
city of Wilmington, bounded ana oes,ns y
as follows to wit: Beginning w
westerly side Of King street petw,t., .'d s.,.s
and Nth streets at q corner Of lana s! V.S IA
ing 10 Lewis Zebley. thence by ssla ssh"U ~
King street northerly 20 feet l9CTS Tsns
corner Of land now OF formerly uh,s u X
s: Newlin, o: the ci y OF PhiladelPnt,SS.h y.
state Of PennxylvaDia, thence oy W. III
of said Newiin " westerly 30 feet y W,S,tn
thence souther y and parallel oh.rs;11
aforesaid N feet inches to co!hsi COLI. ii,
belonging to Lewis Z'hley OF tnGM tMI ~
Wilmington, thence by lard Of ssiu y ri ri
ley easterly 90 feet to said sias rs y -
street and the place Of b.ginnings,b ngs,bstu2
contents of said described lasos W."
may. ..,or II
ssized and taken in execution o. = /,
property Of Alexis ]. Borreil' an'
sold by n,,,,op sheriff
sherif1's ONCE, New Castle APP" ~"
apv27- -3twts
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

N. B. Ladies are specially invited to call
and l"ok through our immense stick Of
Boys and Children's Clothing,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
W1LSiINGTON QUOTATIONS.
DEATHS.

EARLY.-nn the 18th inst mt. Mary Early
aged 20years.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited tc attend the fun
eral, which Will AXE pia'e on Monday
morning, at 8 O'Clock, Mass at st. PAu!'s
Catholic Church. 1.,terment at New Cath.
O,ic Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

MALES. has rsturned 10 .n,s al.
&SstiT oor. Eighth and King strt ets.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
FINANCIAL.

WILMINGTON, May 49,
Reported by Elliott. Johnson Co.: BANK
nra and Rrokore. sixth and Mark ct ats.
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SHFRIFFS SALES.
CukRlFT'S SALE.

GukRlFE'S SALE.
By virtue of writ of venditioni exponsn, y,
ne directed, will be exposed TO fuDnes.
at the Lafayette Hotel e4l Shipiey n sa1
kept by George W. Ortlip. IN 'nsGg 'u.
Wilmington, New Castle County, DeA''
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

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lonen 9et0btet porben iein.
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Wiobat Yal@a gum g5renmitsIisbe er.
tudblt.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26

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14en) Siuilion 1T infolse Der 5bron.
belteisuns beg prin5en 2ubwis (oes
bisberisen Gommanbeurs) Dem Yrin3er
Seinri@ BON 9eHsn ubertrasen NOR
Den.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
CONGRATULATIONS
Charleston Fires Thirteen Guns lin Honor
Of the Order to Remove the Troops
From New Orleans.
A Return of the Compliment Promised
by Our Washington Artillery
on Tuesday.

The following telegram was received
from Charleston yesterday morning by
Col. Owen, OF the Washington Artillery
CHARLESTON, 4. O., April 2l, 1877.
To Col. ". III. Ower, Comma 4diug Officer Wash
ington Artillery, New Orleans:
The Washington Artillery OF Charleston, on
the receipt at midnight OF the news of the ORDER
cd withdrawal OF troops from your Stale House,
fred salute of thirteen guns in honor of the de-
hversnce of Louisiana.
ELLISON A. SMYTH,
Captain Commanding.
Whereupon our Washington Artillery
Immediately replied in the following
telegram
NEW ORLEANS, April 81, 1877.
To Ellison A. Smytb, Cap ain Commanding Wash
ington Artillery, Charleston, :. o..
The Washington Artillery" Of New Orleans
return thanks TO it's namesake OF Charleston f9f
is generous sympathy.
Wears with the rear guard OF the old column,
and wi'lpark our guns on tn. sday.
VIM. NJ OWN, Colonel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

themselves, and thus give the Republi-
cans majority of two or four on ballot
in open House.
This programme might have worked,
but some OF Fosters friends, who hate
Garfield, found it out, and lost no time
in promulgating it. All the South
ern men now here say that 1T will be
impossible for any Southern Democrat
to face his constituency after having
contributed, In such sneaking man
ner, to the election of Garfield, particu-
larly after such general publication oi
the scheme as Is now being made.
BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, APRIL 22 1877.

President In 1880, should extend the courtesieH
OF the United States to His Holiness Pic Nino,
just as would extend them to any other dis
tinguished eufferer--public or private. assur-
edly never should invite cur holy father to place
his sacred person in the insupportsbie and arid
wilds OF Mexico. should invite him to settle in
New York: or should secure for him residence
in some Western State Illinois being preferred,
etc.
see nothing of 8 "disturbing character" in
this, but our zealots are talking about 1t.
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Speaking of religious matters reminds me that
the Methodist Conference, at their session just
ended, warmly entertsined the proposition to
"evangelizs the South" "The field" as one ol
the brethren remarked, sis white for the harvest
If we do not go in and possess it, the Bapists
will" ETC. only state this as q part Of the his.
tory Of the times.
TRADE IMPROVING.
The now more than probable war in Europe ID
sending breadstuffs up as high as a kite here
Flour has risen 25o per barrel euerg day This
,eeeki Cotton and the kindred fabrics only re.
main within reaching distance of poor people.
Business of all kinds remains fearfuly depress
ed. Men and women walk the streets wifi BEN
forms, wsiing for the "good times after the
election"
Yours truly, W.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
The Russian army Crosses the
prutil Into R0umania.
A Relief that Turkey Will Ask the Other
Powers to Intereede for An
Armistiee.
The Turks Uaprepared, Unarmed, I'M
organized and Scattered.
The War Certainly Soon to Bsgln.
Special to the N. O. Democrat.l

Especial to the N o. Democrat.l
WASHINGTON, April 21.-It Is the i'm
preston at the State Department and
in diplomatic circles generally, that i'm
mediately upon the publication of the
Czar's manifesto at Bucharest yester-
day, a rigid censorship over military
news was established in the Russian
lines. It is thought that the long ex-
peoted movement Of Russian troops
across the Pruth really began this morn
ing, but that in consequence Of this
censorship of the press the news is kept
secret.
Private dispatches received at one OF
the European legations this evening in
dicates that the Turks will take advan-
tage Of the Russian violation Of the neu-
trality Of Roumania to address another
circular to the Western powers, request
ing them to demand an armistice from
Russia for the purpose 81 reopening ne
gotiations; but those well informed as
to the views which prevail at the Russian
Embassy, say that such a movement
on the part of Turkey would be only a
plausible pretext to gain time; they say
further that the Turks are anxious to
fight, but that the Gar has moved
north earlier than they expected, thus
catching them in an incomplete state Of
preparation. Their hotilla in the
Danube needs more men and more am
munition, and IL under the pro-
cess Of being armed with new
guns. Their army is scattered
through Western Turkey, and on
account Of the deficient transportation
could not be massed along the Danube
in time to meet the Russians, should
the latter push forward rapidly through
Roumania. On this account Russia will
reject any application for armistice,
and will not listen to any overtures
from Turkey or from the other Powers
until the Russian army is quartered in
Bulgaria. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

minent There will be no ultimatum, but simply
q declaration OF war.
Italy Intends to Remain Neutral.
will remain strictly neutral ss long as the war is
confined to Russia and Turkey.
Money, stocks, Etc.
LONDON, April 20, / p. m.-Erie 65s.
130 p. m.--Uonsuls 95 BIG
PARIS, April al, 130 p m.-Rentes 104f. 5ec
New YoRK, April 2i.-Gold opened st 1867.
Gold 67s. Exehange-long 4.88, short 30. Gov
ernments active and strong. State bonds dull,
steady and nomit al.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK. April N.-Noon. dtll; Up
lands ii 516c; Orleans IL 7-l6c.
Futures opened steadier; April 1140011 43c;
May II 43@t1.4 .45o; June 1153@ l1.5ie; July
l1.64DI1.65e; August 11.740t1 7Sc.
Flour advancing. Wheat shade frmer. Corn
advancing. Pork dull at si6. Lard heavy, steam
10.25c. Spirits turpehti time dull at 321s6D33c.
Hosin dull. 81 90@1 95 for strained. Ereights
steady.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 2i, Noon - Cotton active
and fsmer; Midding Uplands 61sd, Middli0g
Orleans 6ast. Sales IA 900 bales, speculation
and export 1000. Receip 5000. American 5000.
Futures 1-34d better; Uplands, Low Middling
clause, April and May delivery, 6 1-16d, May
and June 6 l.t6DG 3-32d, June and July 6 3-16d,
shipped March and April, by sail 65ld.
D, m.-Cot on - UpIanis Low Middling
1880 p. m.-Uplanas Low hiiddliug clause, May
and June delivery, 52d, August and septem-
Der 1921. sales-Amerlcan $500 bales. Beel
Cos
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
LOUIsIANA's DELsVERANCE.
The Removal Of tho Troops to Take
Place Tuesday.
The President Well Pleased With the Conn
missions Work.
Its Report VIII Completely yindicate His
Action.
Especial to the N. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The order for
the removal OF the troops next Tuesday,
az foreshadowed in your dispatches yes
terday, was telegraphed to Sheridan
this morning, and will reach Augur to-
night. The Presidents letter to the
Secretary OF War was an almost YER
batim copy Of his former communica-
kon directing the removal Of the troops
from Columbia.
The President expresses himself as
delighted with the success Of the Com
missioners. and says their report will
leave no doubt in any fair mind as to the
expediency OF his action, while its le-
gality Is abundantly attested by the
plain letter of the constitution.
RuFIIl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
GNstlT OratorY.
New York Times. ]

Pennsylvania pays for the printing Of
the speeches Of her Legislators. At the
last session OF the Legislature she had
to pay $186 for what one Jones, OF Phil
adelphia, said; $196 for the utterances
of one Yerkes; $130 for the phospho-
resent generalities OF Mr.. Ermentrout !,
$3.50 for the elaborations OF Senator
Herr; $118 for the honey distilled by
Mr.. Lawrence, and smaller sums for
the eloquenee OF other less loquacious
statesmen. Five Senators were 80 mer-
ciful as to hold their tongues during
the session, and thus saved several hum
dred dollars to the State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
How the Republicans Hope to
Elect Garfield Speaker at the
Extra Session.
They Seek to Win Over Southern Demo
crats with the Texas Pacific Railroad.
The Democrats TO Absent Themselves from
Caucus and Congres
The Republican Schemes Exposed and
Exploded.
Especial to N. O. Democrat. !

WASHINGTON, April q. 21.-Notwithstand-
ing the repeated denials from Southern
Democrats of alleged completely in the
bargain to allow Garfield to be elected
Speaker through the absence Of enough
Democrats to break the caucus majority
during balloting for Speakership, the
friends of Garfield still insist that he
has chances of being elected.
This, taken together with the fact
that all talk of Fosters candidacy has
lately ceased in Republican circles, may
be regarded as an indication that Gar
feld knows exactly what men he can
depend on, and calculates his chances
to a nicety.
The recent visit OF Stanley Matthews
to Washington and thence to Philadel-
phia was to fix the Tom Scott end Of the
scheme. The reason for the abandon
ment Of Foster as candidate was this
It was discovered that while some of the
Democrats were willing to talk about
such q programme, they could not be
brought to the point OF personally pledg.
ing themselves to leave the Democratic
caucus and vote for the Rebuplican
caucus candidate. They are willing
to vote for Foster, provided the
contest could be taken out OF
both caucuses and and thrown into
the open House; but it was discovered
that il this were done Foster could not
get Republican support enough to give
him majority. along with the Demo
Gratis who would vote for him neithe,
eould he get the Republican caucus
nomination, unless he could show Dem
ocratic pledged votes enough to elect
him.
In this dilemma another scheme oc-
surred to Matthews fertile mind. This
was to give Garfield the Republican
caucus nomination. and then employ
the Texas Pacific influence to induce
ten or twelve Democrats to absent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
THE wHIG.KEPURLICAN PARTY.
Hayes New Party Organ and Its Plat.
form.
IN. Y. Tribune |

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Daily
Nation, which has heretofore been an
independent journal, announces, this
morning, that it will hereafter be an
organ OF the Whig- Republican party
under the following platform
1. A national currency founded on a
bi-metalic standard and sufficient for
the wants Of healthy trade.
q. A system OF internal improvements
such as private capital is powerless to
construct, but which Is essential to the
development Of the country's resources.
8. A tariff sufficient to keep employed
such manufacturing establishments as
are already in operation, and to put In
operation such new industries as will
tend to develop the natural wealth o1
the country and to create q balance o1
trade In our favor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

Rhode Island has 2019 manufacturing
establishments, with an invested capital.
OF nearly S5O,000.0 900, and employing
56, ,450 hands, to whom are paid in wages
yearly the sum OF $23,707 ,513, or an
average OF about 1920 each. The raw
material used is valued at SIG $40.
and the value OF products yearly Id
$126, ,875. There has been large
increase during the .passs year in the
number OF establishments engaged in
manufacturing, and In the results Of
their business. There are 1876 cotton
factories, with capital OF $24 .034 200,
employing. ~ 574 hands, and yielding
goods worth $33 ,9z7 $3.50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE TROOPS.
The order Already TeIegraphcd to Gen.
| Augur.


The order Already TeIegraphcd to Gen.
Augur.
WASHINGTON, Ap il 21.-Gen. Sherman, on &C.
count OF the shorthess OF time, telegraphed the
erder for the removal Of the troops direct to Gen.
Ausur at New Orleans, instead Of to Gen. Sheri
dan.
KELLOGG's VIEWS.
HE Thinks Packard will withdraw with
out any Fight.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The following in an
extract from sn interview with Kellogg:
Reporter Admitting that Packard Is the legal
Governor can he any longer hold 0ut2
Gov. X No, think not; the force against
him is too great, and besides, he is much ex-
hausted after his long continued efforts
Reporter-W What, then, will be his course?
Gov. K.-I cannot tell exactly just what will be
his course. uf c urse, under the circumstances,
it is possible for him to do many things, but IN.
less am disappointed in the man, think he will
quietly withdraw at the proper time, without any
provooation of battle or bloodshed. But this is
only my opinion know nothing positive.
A Georgian Claim.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Ths Attorney General
has accepted Senator Gordon's construction OF
the law to pay the State OF Georgia for over
charge on the Western and Atlantic Railroad.
master General Meigs to compute the amount
cue the state on this construction.
The amount is something over $500, 600. This
&C cunt has yet TO pass through the hands OF the
Attorney General, and will accompany bis report
to the secretary of War. which will doubtless
govern the Secretary and secure the payment of
the money to the state.
Appointments.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-- Ex-Congre ssmau j.
Wiley Wells, tf Mississippi, has been appointed
solicitor Of the Treasury 10 place OF Mr.. Talbot.
FOREIGN.
ROumanta's Manifest0-R0unlania will
occupy Bulgaria as a Guarantee for
Reforms.
LONDON. April 2l--It is claimed that Prince
Cha les OF Roumsna has already received the
following manifesto from RUSSIA. TIE document
has other veriicatoD:
Whereas, every endeavor by the Emperor OF
Russia 70 preserve the peace has failed, owing to
the stubbornness OF the Porte, while the condi-
ton OF the Christians in the East is unimproved,
their laws and property being menaced:
Therefore, his majesty, in the name of hrmaa.
isy, and the full consciousness OF his sovereign
duty Ss the natural protector OF the SIavo nic na
tons in the Easf, has been comp lied To resolve
on obtaining by force Of arms Euch Quaraptees
for his distressed fellow. believers on Turkish
soil as appear absolutely necessary for securing
their future welfare"
The manifesto disavows desire of conauast.
but will hold Bulgaria natural guarantee for
reforms.
war In the East Imminent.
PANS. AariI 2I--The Russian teleeraphic
agency repor:s thai tee declaration Of war Ii i'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

into the safe and substantial structure OF the only
thea re in that city, and of other public ediiees,
and the newspapers clamor violently ever the
discovery OF the dangerous and unsafe structure
Of these buildings.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

A German editor remarks that in
America thieves are so scarce that reg
wards are offered for them. He might
have added though, that it's not until
make themselves scarce.-E New York
Commercial.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

Get your hats 81 tho s.5sonewaiI Jackson cor.
ner OF Royal and st. Louis streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

GET your hats at the fston8wali jackson, Y cora
ner III Ecsal and III. Louis g,rsa~a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

J.R. walker, D. D. .. 10 Delerd sweet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

WASHINGTON, Ap il N.-Gen. Sherman, on .
count of the shortness OF time, telegraphed Il
erder for the removal of the troops direct to Ge
Ausur at New Orleans, instead Of to Gen. shei
dan.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
2 osG IGoney Orders

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sur llebericnrunN Won @c!c unp fpllz
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70 iOllte rer betrefenre 9tgcnt fopie
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rt0ti9t iperpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

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su taufen iei paB tit fatbplilden 2dn&
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