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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
VOLUNTEERING.

A Burglar surrenders Himself and Tells
on His Pal.
John Boylan, wishing to go to The Penitentiary
for fourteen years, yesterday repaired to the Sec
ond Precinct Station and surrendered himself to
Sergeant Calvin, stating that he was the party
who had burglarized the residence of Mrs. Nc.
Quade on the night of the 18th instant.
Roylau. at the same time wishing to have COM
pany when he went to Baton Rouge, gave the
Sergeant the name Of Henry Michael as the par
ty who assisted him in the burglary.
John Boylan made clean breast OF the whole
affair. and stated that Michael took him to his
house and made him drunk, and then forced him
10 commit the burglary. He said the augur used
in the lob was given 70 him by Michael.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
THE COURTS.


N. A. southworth has entered suit against the
city of New Orleans, claiming 5000 for rent OF
building used as Office Of the Recorder OF Mort
United states Circuit Egurt.
In the case OF johnson vs.. Jnmel, in the United
States Circuit Court, on both the law and equity
si les therelwere flied, yesterday, a demurrer and
grounds taken are against the jurisdiction OF the
court and the right OF Federal court to pass
mp n q CONTEXT for State Offices. A number of
grounds OF exception are also made, denying the
legality OF the action filed and application OF the
statu to contest in State for State officers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
A sad Accident.

About O'Clock last evening, at house on Dor
genois street, between Customhouse and Bien-
vile, while Joseph Maroni WAS cleaning his re-
voyer, one OF the chambers exploded and took
effect In the breast Of boy named Kelly, who
was standing near him. The wounded boy was
conveyed to the Charity Hospital, where hig
wound was examined and pronounced dangerous.
:. sMaroni surrendered himself to Capt. Bachernin
at the Fourth Precinct Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
The pIyurpusl, or.

Saturday morning, uuder salute from shore
and the blowing OF whistles from the steamboats,.
the United States steamship Plymouth headed
down the river and proceeded TO sea- She passed
the city about half-pa II O'Clock, and thousands
OF eyes followed her az she disappeared around
tho frYrn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20
h position Of Supervising Inspector 4 Steam

boxtg.
4 ,avv c.rd,a.ta far tho position OF United
q n0w oanu'ua.e io' 80 s.-sa - 49, -
States District Attorney mas appeaEou ~ '1s p0a
son Of Col. VIM. II. Hunt, the Republican candi.
4. - ~ Attt,rrav f.eneral at the last election
~, & ~, Zee r,ant - a. i. a s.v thai
Mr.. Hunt could have the position II ne made IN
ann,ica.ion FIR IL.
- raor.ra late ~ ina Surname CouYf
suose novA - .....s !.
and Mr. Aioer1 Aeonalo slo Aiso lepslsa =
candidates. and while the former returned from
q. a,;r,,or oriv /. d.v ar tvo since. the latter
..,,, .or,.;u. a. ia National f,an;t.l.
s'n. y, - cn..-..... j
IDe ngnI IoE w Nssha unoo ~ III ~ ~.
there is now menloneo ~ tne Arrsy " T.
lor .nss posiion youpeIs Dufous no ~ ME-; =
packed ~ we 1etuInans DoAlul, - Alo111'
ohes'e1' ahu '"s'' guy NY ''A'y
OLD UNCLE JIM LEWIS,
the individual who claims 10 have been elected
to the United states Benate for the short term by
the Kellogg. Packard Legislature.
or these candidates Jonbert relies somewhat
upon packard's strength and his own status az !
representative colored Republican. Bursh gets
his influence. 40 ii ID said principally from biz
being d native Ok Massachusetts and graduate
Of Oberin College, Ohio.
Kelso hinges his claims upon the fact, first.
Tint he was one OF two colored men who
vorrn ron uAvrs
~ ,,.....,. ra.-s....e. -, ~ h.,.na.
~ tMe OInolnnaI O 1..ns LN,a III - ~,
Oh the Louisiana leIeRaHpn nelu g0o W eno
ass 49, or rarrassn.ative coIorad man
ana il hsckad hv wells a 90.
S1ssa~ In rnrs fnr irfluann no rnon the fant that
ones.sr " a;a.inass,a .a divison sns
" oIo ~ s,.ts; aauna t,a, ,,naar KalIngs
a ,os sha, bacansa ha has fnrsivn
aan aa esn ,,sad toi aat state Honse
e n. :, Nv. ,. au T., !, A. hnsaif siet
dpnnnsat;n, wtI ths aaI;cata Y,,rse, os Fad.
aral nan il ID statad That Allain has thrown him
self
INTO THE BREACH
as d champion of Riard's claims, and not only
urges bis retention TO the Federal officials here,
bu1 Yesterday sel1t the following telegram, which
reflects Somewhat upon the ability liz well as in
1uenee OF the roaming candidates. The dis
patch was 10 the President, as follows
p'''o-' Nv 1,urr.ra Nav 10 1877
pras;dart T4aves waah;nptun. Is. OF.
yonr r,nl;cy in T,nnisiana has brought about
paace and GOOD win TO ell. The laboring people
Ia the country parishes have gone to work and
the sugar helds are looking green. q cnange 10
tne Naval oco psoe VIZ -. - sn..
the Office 10 Washington. VIII not pc CONSIDERED
~ compiimentto ING ooiofeo poopie WIZ f"so
sugar ana COTTON. m Arr1n
tSignedl . 1 =. =. q n.s,,.,n.
- nenssoI roufteen IN, D,ssIloe.
This little PIT o. iniormsMon Will q course IN !.
pe shown ny inc fresiaen' W Dulon' oouDoiS +"
Co., and
MAY MAKE THEM HOWL,
but they will try aud overcome that by rsking up
something against Adams record 10 bolster their
claims.
From well-informed Oustom-H House official. IT
is learned that the candldates mere ano III warn
ingt1n are resonK " ~ gs, :" - shsy sva ~
nIeam sn0 a;rt - asch othar II The
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Lawrence & 20. advertise in another column .
lot OF butter aud cheese, consisting OF Straght's
new creamery. new gilt edge Goshen, old gilt
edge Goshen. fancy tub Western creamery and
Western choice medium. Also supply of new
factors cheese, all Of which are offered ct the
lowest market price.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

To TAxpAYERs.--We call the attention OF the
public to the advertisement Of Messrs. John Klein
Il Co., SO Carondelet street. They sre prepared
to pay the taxes OF 1875 and previous years on
the most favorable terms. and also to remit the
interest on those Of 1873 and prior years. They
are enabled to do this by an act of the Lepis's~
ture. authorizing the city to receive scrip Fl
large portion Oh the taxes OF these years. ~,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. A novel and
pleasant entertainment, consisting OF music
under the leader ship OF Prof. Gruellng, tabeaux
and refreshments, will be given on Thursday ana
Friday Evenings next at st. Patrick's Hall. The
committee OF arrangements, consisting OF many
well known ladies' aud gentlemen, have msde
preparations for the entertainment in regal styles
conse quently delightful time may DO safely an
benefit OF the parochal residence OF st. Patrseks
MAJ h
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Now that the warm westher IL upon us ~
earnest. We naturally look round for suitable
eiothing 10 meet the change. One OF the most
fashionable clothing establishments In the city is
The elegant store OF MIR. II. B. Stevens, situated
At the corner OF Cana AMI Exchange Place. Hero
person can get anything they wish, from >
very cheap article OF dress 10 the most fashionable
and expensive otbing. ALL Of which are sold 81
greatly reduced prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

We are obliged to +. Grunewald, l8 Baronne
street, for the 'tWbite League March," dedi-
Gated to Col. W. T. Vau1ry. The piece il orna-
mented with very good portrait Of the gsiiant
Colonel, which makes it musicai to the eye 90
well az to the ear,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Dry GooDs. BY reference to the advertisements
Of B. Il W. Croner it will b. seeu that on account
Of the advanced rate OF rent these merchants are
compelled to sell their entire stock OF legans
good at ruinous prices sff riding 10 the pubic
rare chance to purchase goods at bargain.
Their place Of business il lat Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

A larger reduction has been made on Grover b
Baker and Domestic tnew} machines than any
other, Call and see them at Chartres street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

New BUrrER.-Messrs. E. s. Keep & Sons have
Just received supply Of new butter and cheese,
which they offer TO the trade at low prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Hor SPRINGS, ARK.-Round trip tickets, good
for sixty days, to the famous Hot Springs of
Arkansas are now on sale ct the jackson Rail-
road ticket office, corner Camp and Common
streets, under the City Hotel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

WANTED Everybody to know where they can
nurnnase the best msafs and vegetables, and ut
the lowest prices. Martin Lannes' stalls, 81, 81
and "a Magazine Market, ia the place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

The Singer is the only sewing machire nm
acrimonious men have ever attempted TO initiate
What better proof 10 wanted Of its superiority?
Office, 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

The best aud cheapest hats are to be found at
/ Jno. U. Adams, &c st. Charles street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Cheap sewing machines are guaranteed ZOE I.
few We Ire; the Singer is guaranteed forever, u
uroperIy cared for. Office, 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

The Singer iDaugurated the reduction In prices
and she uid receive the patronage. ONCE. VI
Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

The Singer is acknowledged by all to be the
heat sewing- machine in the market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

About IL o'clock Friday morning burglars ef-
fected an entrance into the residence OF M. d.
Isaacs, and succeeded in stealing and carrying
away s25 and one bunch OF keys. The bunch nf
keys was found on the banquette. The entrance
Was effected by climbing the gallery post.
BURGLARY NO. 2.
At an early hour Saturday morning burglars
made their way into the residence Of MI. p.
aevaris, No. 442 Btrronne street, and stole the
following articles One gold watch, pocket-book.
two breastpins, smaii amount of currency. 4
lot Of wearing apparel and one set OF studs. Tne
entrance effected by climbing the gallery post,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

Mems and boys hats, in straw and felt, at 70
Et. Charles street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

The place to buy tbs cheapest hats Jno O.
| Adams, 26 Ht. Charles street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

| Jno. q. Adams, rs 81. Charles street, has
| large and varied assortment OF hats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

and he consequently will be compelled to make
that list, which he can with come trouble do
with the records now in the possession OF the
present Superintendent of Public Education.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
Local Affairs.
Police NeNs.

Foltcs Neus.
Edmund Pierson was charged that he did
become drunk and was incapaeitated oftak'
ing care of himself. Being unable to ans
wer how 1t was he lost his equilibrium, he
was fined 50 cents and costs, which he re-
lustantly paid, animadverting, after his lib
Grafton, upon the hckleness of human ma.
ture.
Whether Charles Agnott was interested
In talking man to death, or bulldozlng
some intimate friend that he had not seen
before for twenty years, did not appear
clear to the mind of the Judge. However,
Charles was charged with leaving his wags
on too long in the street snd:for which mis-
demeauor, he was compelled to pay costs.
We are again startled at the rt Rrt OF an
attempt to shoot down an innocent man in
cold blood. It appears man named Grant
was leaning on post la.t night at the cor.
ner of Reed and Van Buren streets, cog
itating upon the transitory things of this
world, when he was startled to lunary
sense Of bis existence by the whizzlng Of q
bullet past his ear, but 1t fortunately lodged
10 the post without doing more serious in
jury. Grant reported the matter last night
to the captain and police who, how
ever, think 1t more imagination than
reality.
Edward Redden was another of those who
occasionally make night hideous by disor-
derly conduct, much to the annoyance Of
his more peaceable neighbors. But the
Judge taking lenient viewof his case, die-
missed him.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
The HislOricnl Society.

The Historical Society met last night at
their rooms, in the Opera House. John H.
Adams, Esq, in the chair. After some
prelimary business, Caesar A. Rodney ESQ,
was introduced, and read most intensely
interesting paper, upon the Battles of Tren'
ton and Princeton, which was listened to
with intense interest. A vote of thanks to
Mr.. Rodney was given. most heartily.
Dr.. Bush rendered the resignation of the
Rev. DR.. .Latiuer, and upon its acceptance,
he was elected . corresponding member.
Gen'l Holcomb, to when the credit Of
pushing an appropriation through the Leg
islature, to publish Mr.. Rodney's paper,
was on motion elected an honorary member.
Messers. shortledge and Almond were
elected active members.
The meeting adjourned, and general
Interchange of civilities and conversation
took place. Ts
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
News ~ Tslsgrspa.

F.3ffftF ~ 80
The jury in the cases Of W. H. Ottmap,
on trial for completely in the "a, 900 Treas
ury robbery reported their inability to
agree, hut Judge Macarthur declined as vt
to discharged them, and sent them back for
further deliberation. 4
The Government has ,fof several days past
had under considerationithe course Of the
Venezuelan Government in giving Minister
Russell his passports. That gentleman 10
now in Washington. He Is still Minister.
There is no warrant whatever for the re.
port that he will be appointed to another
South American mission. I
The Postmaster General says he has no
authority to contract with the Pacific Mail
Company fl the China tervice.
The law compels American vessels 10
carry the United States mails whenever Of
fered, receiving as compensation. the sea-
postage. This, on the China, service,
amounts 10 about $15, 900 per annum.
Yesterday morning, f1re broke out in
the dye-house of the Hamilton mill, owned
by Solomon Buckman, of New York. It
was one of the principal woolen shawl
mills, In the country. The burning chemi-
calls ran over the ground communicating
fire to the main building and in one hour
the entire place was In ruins. The Dan
forth Locomotive Works took fire, but the
flames were promptly extiugulshed. The
Hamilton Mill was very busy and large
number of hands were employed, all Of
whom escaped. But little stock was saved
The loss on the building and stock Is near
~ 100000. -.,e,---.--~- 4
In London, business on the Stock Ex-
change is quiet, but there is no recovery II
prices. Everything is greatly depressed.
A Berlin despatch states that the alarm
ing aspect Of the situation is apparent, not
real. Both parties are anxious for peace,
but the Russian wishes to derive some ben.
eft from rehabilitation by Representing
that the Porte is acting under pressure, and
the Turks desire to avoid semblance oi
submies.on Thus the Russians threaten
war, while the Turks favor their concession
Of disarmament with an admixture Of inde.
pendent language.
A despatch from st. Petersburg says bal
the Russian Government has commenced
marching troops to the frontier.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
RAtIsSelphta Itessss.

The main Office ofthe Western Union Tel.
egraph Company II this city has been trane-
ferred from its old location at the southeast
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets,to tie
new apartments in the New York Mutual
Insurance building ct Tenth and Chestnut
streets. The old Office will be continued a.
= branch. ,s si. i,.y,,. .s.s..,.-,
The'stand off between the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and the Reading
railroad stu continues, although there has
not - yet been any inconven1ence expe-
rienced BY the managers Of the:road IN con-
sequence Of It. =
The appointment Of Mr.. L. r. Farmer, By
President Thomas A. Scott, as Genera
Passenger Agent Of the Pennsylvauia rail-
road company, TO succeed D. n. BOYD, Jr.,
deceased, wss approved yesterday " the
Board Of Directors, and the new ipcumbent
who. since the sickness Of Mr.. Boyd, has
acted In that capacity with great efficiency,
was notified Of hh promotion.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
Red Men.

The Chippewa Tribe, No. 81 I. 0. R. M,
Of Philadelphia, last evening visited the
Keokuk Tribe No. 8 of this city. The visit
ing Tribe was met at the depot by the Keo-
kuk and headed by the United Cornet Band
they marched through our streets and pro-
ceeded to the Warrington House where .
bountiful repast was awaiting them, after
which they went to the Keokuk Lodge
room and enjoyed themselves until about
midnight when they started homeward, feel
ing much delighted with their little trip.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
NOTICES.

NOTICE. The Pire Knot Association will
~ give grand ball on Friday, ,Apri! 18th,
1877. j2i-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
ONE. CENT.
=. =. 4. q.

The 7. N. q. A.hsld ansstin9 last night
in their rooms s37 Market street. The only
business that WAS transacted was 70 elect
some new members and ! General 6eeretsry.
They have. chosen ". 8. WisshAw, Of
Niahtowp, Indians, who will b. iatro-
duced At public needing, which ths asso-
ciaton will have very soon. Dus notice
will be given.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
The Net0hbos'tn1 Oosssssv.

1"0 "es1nO0Sess0 OoWNse.
jonathan Kratz was found drowned IN
the wheel house of bis m III It Rothyille,
Lancaster county. short time ago. A
broken plank told that he attempted to cross
near the wheel and went down.
The Phillips family-the descendants of
Joseph Phillips, who came to this country
from Wales in 175s-will have q reunionat
the Vincent Baptist Church. Chester coun-
", on Wednesday, May 80, 1877. ,.s IL.
The Oxford church bell II heard plainly
At Zion, Nd, on Sabbath mornings-A dis
tance of eight miles. ,.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
NJ,sos' Lscals:
!; 6.25: eets 6,S7.

NJsor LecaJs:
Sun sose At 5.25; sets 6.S7.
The Swan Hotel on Fourth street nesr
Market Is being newly painted.
The American Rlehs will have seci.b'e
this evening. .g5.i
The auction sale ofgold and silver watcha
Is at the corner Of Market and Seventh
streets, still continues and nightly attracts
many purchasers. The greatest, Satisfaction
10 guaranteed and Ill Representations Of ar
ticles sold are genuine.
Mr.. Samuel Hawkins, cigar Manufacture
er, corner of Market aud Seventh streets.
is having bis Indian Chief ornamented with
aspiring suit, and when completed, Il will
be an attractive sign that no bstter 3 or 10
cent cigar caa be procured than It this es-
tablishmeat. A call h necessary to prove
this. trqr. es'ge ety's fess
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13

Masked burglars entered Micheal Dolau's
farm house In Watervliet, and during =
struggle with them Dolan and his aon were
severely injured. The burglars secured 30
md sscaped, 81.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13

$l3. 10, Water Witch 6S 20, G Curnell 80, N,
H Curry 2o,P Lynch s5s.ls, B Haughey
$s7 10, j McKendrick $s.sS, Scott Crozier
Il Co s2.7s, J Mcintyre es9l.ee, CONNER
cisl Printing Co $I.7l, James & Bro $14,
E E Co t1.7l, G P Johnson 81. 9s, J H Me-
Kiegh ses.oe, U Pattan $3.50, M Real
$2e.S1, r Bradford $46.11, G w Vernon \
Son %, J Flanagan $e.7s. N B Culbert
$1.50, Heisler Il Mcbride 4 Co $7S, whites
head g. Bro ss2.5o, T Pickles s11, G v
Stone t13.75, W Hayes $1l.20, E Frazer
2,w W Simmons 4a.s4, b T Taiuall 7o.41
z A Eansworth 2l.75, Hilles 4 Jones 1918,
H Gsmbill 11.5o, Pw & B r r 69c, Haughey
&Ferry 4s.ee,G Bright 1,J Almond& Colo. %
a Beggs, 50, James and Bro, Q o3, 9 war.
ner & Co 247 "A, W 8 Bullock, SO 97, Ferris
and Garrett, 26 43, Jefiers and Son, 80 %,
F Simpson, 81 Al, Gawthrop and Bro, rs II
E stotsenburg 403 02, City Auditor II, L
Zebly s "a, J File 65 10, Pusey and Jones
1884 10, Wilmington Coal Gas 70 1l3, VIII
mlngton and Nothern R co 10 80, War;
uer and co 2s 90, Krauspe IS, Adams
and Bro $50, Wilmington coal Gas co II
Gawthrop and Bro 275, VS. Bullock 9 40
D Ireland 10, E Frazer s, H F Pickles 9o5
James Lang, 10. las.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
PEUINSULA ITEMS.

PEN xNNULA1 1TEx1.
Hon BENZ T Biggs Il going to build hne
residence in Middletown. He now resides
on his farm, four or i've miles above Md
dletown. tH4iYa aj Asrt 4afe "
A correspondent writes from Hillsborough
to the Centreville Observer: One day lat
week Mrs Kate Roe, on the Hopper farm.
was visited by hawk Of large size and un-
usual daring. He swooped down into the
poultry yard and commenced desperate
struggle with an old duck, whereupon Mrs
R. went boldly forth to its rescue. After
laying the intruder low with club, she re-
turned in triumph, rejoicing over the down.
fall of her feathered enemy. But who can.
describe her surprise, few moments later,
on beholdiug that tho hawk was alive ard
unsubdued. This time she sallied forth
with still greater determination than before
and after killing II . second time, went back
again to the house. When 10 ! upon looking
back she found that the hawk was ready for
another battle. This time she took the Ak
and split the hawk in twain from top to bet.
tom and from one end to the other.
Major Richard smytb, prominent citi~
zen Of Kent county, died last Friday morn-'
ipg, after protracted Illness, in the Seth year
of his age. Mr.. smyth was . soldier In the
war Of 1912, and served with distinction At
the battle of Caulk's Field on the Chess.
peake, near Chestertown. He did more to i'm
prove Chestertown than any one.of IT, citi.
Ssns' -aa33H g4a' e 500 5a d,
The Sussex journal says "Jaeob h
Hawker, a citizen Of Baltimore hundred,
near Ocean View, foil heir to large fortune
lately by the death Of his father and broth
or. The fortune (his patti is sstinated At
about $250,0 Hawker married some
years ago against tho wishes Of his relstives,
and has been living poor farmers life in
Baltimore hundred ever since. His father
and relatives lived in Philadelphia ''
The partners OF Delaware City have kind.
ly prohered TO paint the M. e. parsonag
that town free Of chargs. s + IN
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
Ds,ssI'sss'sssy.

OeMt5eerv. .y
Great achievements y Dentistry, = full
set of teeth in three hours. Teeth that
took tho prize ct tho Wilma Exposition, s5,
Is, $40, per sst. Filling teeth specialty.
DR.. J. W. stoughton, No. 1la9 North Sixth
street, Philadelphis.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13

n1OTlCE.-Go to Wilson + Halls new
IN Store, No. 507 Mark ct street, and buy
your Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods
Notions, Boots and Shoes. Our motto Is
Quick sales and low profits.
m30 3n WILSON & HALL,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13

The Spanish Cortes has been convoked
for April rs. '" c.e&
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13
EDUCATIONAL,

COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge Of the
advantages to students, who desire to make
q thorough Classical Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl-
vania Centla Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
advance $50.
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. d.,
decl-lyr President.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-13

Observation-Disclosures Maris,
~ Attorney at Law. Geo Q. Maris, Con.
veyar Ger; Joserh A. Bond. Zeal Estate and
Insurance Agent to N. w, corner of Sixth
and ShtpleY streets. apr5't1