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Parish of Ascension.

~ r. :. Gloster Fl. Hill,
Parish Judge, Henry o. Maher,
lpsr;sh ttornev Fredcrick Duffcl
frIarl of the Court. ....L Z. Bentley,
RECORDER, Z. ;. :. I. 1855 Nv. "; buIora'
Secretary and Treasurer +. tlckhalr;
hsoassor Felix Brand,
r. Cnileetor ..R p. Landry.
Si'o,;E Peter A. Jones,
Tnrnna,. ! q j. j. Sullivan, Dr.,
III ID, t.si.;an W. Nj McGalliard,
Super visor of Registration, Louis i1eioft,
PoLIcEJURoRs.-R 7, Hanson, President;
UnnrJ Ufyman. 4fIlerv Rice, p. A. Alleman,
Arthur burnett. Joseph Terrier, Joseph l.;
Brent, William King, Henry AfGan ana
IsernaFd Lemana.
Board OF School, DIREcToRs.--Dr. Is. r.
ConneH. President; +. n. Pngh, Secretary
+ Vfcknair. Treasurer; H. ID. Minor, c. D.
Bionip, Augustus Knight, b. Claverie. Louis
Iefort, j. g. Warner andSolomon Harmon.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
A Romantic Tragedy.

An enia Won Appenig came to this coun
iry from Germany accompanied by her
brother, to whom she was greatly attached.
The brother fell overheard from thcsteamer
and was rescued by Christopher Josophson.
During the rest Of the voyage, and on their
way across the continent to California, Jo-
-ephson became suitor Of Antonia's. She
did not desire to marry him, bat he was
very grateful, and her brother urged her
10 consent. She said that she would be
miserable as his wife, because she did NJ
love him, but that she would marry him if
he insisted upon il, as recompense for
saving her brothers life. He took her on
those tercls, and they were married in San
Francisco. Her show of rerugnance was
noticed BY the clergyman, and be asked
her if the ceremony was against her will
She said that she had of her own accord
consented. On the following morning
Josepbson was found dead in his bed, hav.
ing been shot, and Antonia's BODY was
saken out of a dock where she had
drowned herself. The superstition is that,
frenzied by the hateful union, she killed
him, and then hurried to the water to kill
nerself
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,h.. Gen. chi. .aisins ~ sotd-
u. end Dssid W. 1ellsns p - 20
eesof the D6noe sie Csav@ m DID
with Jay Goal4 on Sands last a
.1ta1ref Of money was oa Hard At The
Convention TO nominate . City Solicitor;
Dclesates we're openly tesght q bsll;
dosed BY ses Of men, Who have lived
upon the sale Of the party for generation,
and Jay Gould candidate Was nominated.
From the high character Of Mr.. Sellers.
We are quite sure that he would not know
ingly be party to an irregular arrange
ment such - according to Common ru-
NOR, led to his nominaiiop. What hope
is there for the Democracy in . city 70
corrupt? ses
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
Here and There.

1t is said that the hat and cap trade
suffers more than any other branch of bus
aess BY the general depression.
The fact has been established tina, fully
1000 illegal votes were cast ir San Fran
cisco at the Presidential election, all Re.
publican.
During the year 1876 the total ship
uen's Of oil from the wells in Pennsylva-
MIA amounted to l0,000, 900 barrels.
A writer in "scribner' says the New
England exclamation, 81 swany' is a
condensed classic, meaning II will swear
by all the gods" .... ...
Many sheep are dying in San Diego
county. California, for want of feed. One
farmer is said to have lost 1000 within
two weeks.
George H. Corliss is talked of for Re
publican candidate for Governor in Rhode
Island. He ought to know how to run
the machine.
Senator Christiancy is credited with
saying, "a young wife il like a skittish
colt--there is no telling when and where
| ~ WA AlCh. .,
A Vermont mother remarked: "Yes, l
| want my daughter to study rhetoric, for
she can't fry pancakes now without smok.
ing all the house up.
In 1874 in England one death was caused
by the bite OF rat, one by the scratch of a
cat, one from the sting of hornet and two
from wasp.
The largest music box iu the world has
just been finished for the Khedive of Egypl
That ought 10 be cheaper than the sub
vention Of opera. .
Marshal Sharpe's son and the Presi.
dents nephew, who couldn't pass exami-
nation for the Naval Academy, has been
provided for by the Government.
A man lately inquiring for letters at a
country post.office, was told there was
none, upon which he asked if there was
not another post Office in the place.
Said Jones, sweepingly, when you are
in Rome, do as the Romans do;" and
johnson replied, "When you are in gin,
do as the Injins DON. Y. Herald.
1t is mentioned az curious fact that
Messrs. Arthur A. Beckett and F. 9. Bur.
nand, the tive principal editors of the Lon
don Punch" are both Roman Catholics.
A wealthy resident of Lndianola, Iowa,
allows his aged mother to take in knitting,
that she may have the wherswithal to keep
t'rsr'. N ''""s .sIy srioking tobacco.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
mADvEBElsUA.

TIE HnAxD now circulases. by carrier
and newsboys. q - papefs daily, within
the city e WilnsDgton, which il, we be
Neve. Q eseaser city calculation than that
of any other paper. It y extensively read
ON theeandurins the mosnins hours; about
~ bslng sold at the depot, II y the only
paper In Whining certain 70 be read In this
way. IT gives the news of the world up u
~ prssfous midnight in Europe to its
readers at5 O'Clock tire following morning;
everything that happens in v flmington at
nisht II chronicled IN THE H.RALD the
next morning. which coupeis the evenins
papers to copy from THE HERALD. or re-
hash its news half day old. Buy THE HER
AI.D-read II. and il you want TO sell any
thing, Of Abyene 10 know what you want,
advertise in it Remember it Is read by
nore peoplein Wilmington than any cthei
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
the CLOvEN F00T IN PMILADEL.
PdIA.

The Mosaic ticket nominated ON We'd
resday last in Philadelphia, cannot win, il
was ush cred into life, by coven and trick,
The Western Union Telegraph Company
must control the Office Of City Solicitor Of
Philadelphia, else their poles come down,
in conscnance with the decision of Judge
Thayer. The Pilgrim Democrats, loving
brothers Of the Pilgrim Republicans, fixed
up ticket TO suit themselves. Caven was
q necessity, Craycroft for Receiver Of Taxes
was man to ensure Pilgrim rule there,
~ it now riots in the Sherif's Office The
Hon. e. R. Worrall fairly carried three
four,Ls Of the Delegates. 1t is publicly esi /
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
TERMs-POsTAGE PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, one year, $3.50; six
months, S. three months, $3.50.
Daily. v ithOu. Sundays, one year. e8,six
months, 81 70, three mos this, &225, less than
three months, 81 a month.
The semj-weekly WoRKD Tuesdays and
Fridays}-S2 year. To Club Asents-an
extra cosy Tor q club of ten-the daily for
club of twenty-five,
year To Cub igentsEan extra copy for
a CLUB of ten the semi eekly for club
of twenty, the daily for club OF fifty
Specimen number ,tnt o application,
Terms-Cash. invariably in advance.
All communication should be addressed
TO THE WORLD,
Corner Of Park Row and Beck man street,
jan5tf New York.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
TIME SUN
1877.
1877.
NE W YORK.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions OF the Sun during
the next year will be the same as during
l. e year that has just passed. The daily
edition willon week days be a sheet OF four
pages, and on sundays sheet feie ht pa.
edition will be sheet Of eight pages of the
same dimensions and character that are
already famiii liar TO our readers.
The Sun will continue w be the strenuous
advocate Of reform and retrenchment, and
of the substitution OF statesmenship, wis
dom and integrity fer hollow pre- ence, i'm
becility and fraud In the ad Illustration of
pubic affairs. " will contend for the gov
eminent of tine people BY the people and for
the people: a, opposed to government by
ing of votes enforced by military violence.
1t will enoeavOr 10 supply its readers-a
body now not far from a million Of souls
with the most careful, complete and trust
worthy accounts OF current events, and
will employ for this purposs numerous and
careful y se ected sts II OF reporters and cor
respondents. Its reports from Washing ton
especially, will be full. accurate and fear
less; and IT Will doubtless continue to se.
serve; nd enjoy the hatred Of those who
thrive by plundering the Treasury or by
asurplng hat the law does not give Them,
while it will endeavOr 70 merit the conf.
dence Ofthe public by defending the rights
Of the people against the entertainments OF
uDJustlncQ power.
The price Of the daily SUN will be 55
cents a month or Sc. 50 a year, post paid,
or with the Sunday edition e7,7O year.
The Sunday edition alone, eight pages,
81 20 year post paid.
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages of So broad
columns will be furnished during the year
1877 at the rate Of el year post paid,
The benefit of tDis large redu ;tiOn from
| the previous rate for the WEEKLY can
be enjoyed by indiyidua! subscribers with
/ out the necessity Of making up clubs. At
the same time, ifany Of ~ur friends choose
TO aid in extending our circulation, we
shall be grateful 10 them, and every such
person who shall send US ten or more sub
scribers from one place will be en- tiled to
one copy Of the ps er for himself free OF
charge. At one dollar a year postage paid.
the expenses of paper and printing are
barely repaid: and, considering the size OF
the sheet and the quality Of It's contents. we
are confident the people will consider The
WEEKLY SUN the cheapest newspaper pu D.
lished in the world, and we trust also one
Of the very best. Address,
decl5t tt THE SUN, New York City, N, Y.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Debility, q depressed irritable state o.
mind. . weak, nervous, exh austed feeling.
no en- ergy or animation. confused beao,
weak mc mory, the consequences OF exceS'
ses. mental overwork. This nervous debi!-
lily fiLds q sovereign cure in Z. +. kunkePs
Bitter Wihe oi Iron II tones the system,
dispeis the mental gloom and dependency
and rejuv mates theentlre system. Sold
only in 81 bott es. 0etthe genuine sold
by all druggists. Ask for + r. Kunkels
Bitter Wine Of Iron, and Jtake no other.
Genuine sold only In 81 bottles. or six bot
ties for t5. All ask is trial Of this valuac
BILE medicine. 1t will convince The most
sk optical oftts merits. E
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP.
Eff. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never Ails
to destroy PIN, seat and Stomach .W0rm1.
DR.. Kunkel is the only successful physi-
clan who removes Tape Worm in two hours
Head and all complies. ali ses- and no lee
tiA head passes. Common sense teaches 7
Tape Worms can be removed, all Other
Worms can be readily des. rOyed. Send for
circular to DR.. Il. f. KunkeI, 20 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa, or ash your
druggist for q bottle of Kunkle's Worm
s, rup. Price 81 per bottle. 1t never falls.
Used Dy children or grown persons with
perfect safety.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
EDITORIAL vAxIETIn.

The Prussian aa,hor.ties have just got
hrough making out their little bills against
II. Courbet, the Communist painter, for
he overthrow o! the Vendome Column.
Turing the rule of the Commune in Paiis.
fhe amount in round figures comes TO some
s65, 600. 10 say nothing Of sundry odd Gen.
times. NJ. CUuIbet, through his lawyer,
protests against this charge as excessive,
and wishes to have the separate items ex-
Amined by an expert of his own choosing.
This fact looks as the reclactirant artist
meant to accept the situation and pay of
his Indebtedness, thus putting himself in
a position to return to France. His works
still command high prices even in the
Partisan markets.
The San Francisco Bulletin" insists
that the battle of New Orleans was fought
IN the British side by waterloo veterans"
The Alta corrects its local contemporary
oy stating, wha. is true, that the battle Of
Waterloo was fought on the 18TH Of June,
1915, and the battle of New Orleans on
the ST.. of January Of the same year-only
i've months before. The British must
nave hurried the Waterloo soldiers away
from Belgium and across the ocean right
promptly, and the ''vets," if they were at
New Orleans, must have been sorry that
they came.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
v111isgesa, Jassasy =, 1877.

) Van1pa-rsliable In every
vlIlaanin The etate, 70 vrits the doings and
sayines u ths peopas and thsbssisss pros
peets and attraetionS Of their locality. The
schools, the churche the farm opeEations
the chArac4er Of the soil, and the advan-
taees psssessed, 10 be the themes for their
% n umuniestjs De.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27

A NEW PROCESS Tor Preserving q
n Corpse without using ice or embalming
The corpse can be placed to suit the family
and kept WEI or more. Less expensive
than ice. Personal attention night or day.
All kinds Of furniture made TO order. Here
can be found large and good class Of sc.
ond hand furniture, which will be SOLD
d. W. cor Fourth and Rhipley sta. iyG-6m
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
oNkEL's s- MAGIC HAIR REsroRER.

X HAIR REsroRER.
Restores gray mixed, red. light, or faded
b. ads of hair, boards or mOustaches 70 .
beauti ifui brown or black, in +, ON one to
four applications. 1t is free from sulphur,
lead, acids, me rcury. silver. or anything
injurious to either hair or beard.
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt OF one
dollar. or six bottles for 1--WE dollars. At
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 9l6
Vine street, Philadelphia. de Ally
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
ESTABLISHED 1869.
R. S. & A. P. LACEY,
Attorneys-at-Law,

$50 Seventh Street. Washington, ID. 9.
INVENTORS.
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unless the patent is granted. No fec, for
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Extensions before Congress, Infringement
suits In differenL States, and all litigation
to Inventions or Patents
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DIRECTIONS,
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OF commissioners Of Alabama Claims,
Southern Claims Commission and
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tive Departments.
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OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
late war, or their heirs are in ma y cases
entitled to m "ney from the Government Of
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PENSIONS
All OFFICEBss sOLDIEBs and sAILOPs
wounded ruptured or injured in the late
war however slightly, ara entitled to
ana can obtain pension.
UNITED sTATEs GENERAL l. AND OFFICE.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land
Claims, Mining, Preemtion and Homestead
| Gases, prosecuted before the General Land
Office and Department of the Interior.
LAND WARRANTS:
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants
and We invite correspondence with all Par.
ti-s having any for sale. and give full and
explicit instructions where assignments
are imperfect. str
"econduct our business In separate Blu.
reaus, having therein the assistance of able
and experienced lawyers. and give oul
osest perso al supervision to every i'm
portant paper prepared In each case
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business entrusted to us. Address
r. S. q A. P. LACEY, Attorneys,
| Washing ton, D. c
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the standing and responsibility of th,
members OF the firm will, on request b,
furnished with a satisfactory reference IL
his vicinity or Congressional district.
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||l{|||!8Hsf|S||'1!ll|!S

Easily digested by dyspeptic and weak
ali that is necessary to nourish every part
part OF the human body. After being thor.
Oughly tested by gentlemen of high reputa
tion in the medical profession, 1t was pro-
nnunced superior to any other prepara tion
febl7 8m WOOLRICH 4 co Mfrs.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
The Hafdar the Timslths Lower the P1i.
AT NO. . WEST THIRD sT.
AND

AT lOo4 MAJ KET STREE r.
,Tenth and Market kts.)
will be found the stores Of the
TEA COMPANY, which are now
selling g.,od tea and coffee cheap
o. thanAAyshopke In this city.
We mean Just Whst We say. All
We ask is . tslAl o. urgOoO . W.
have O good Yosaa ed cOl1te ~ 9oc
per pound, and Jeva c04ee stFiet-
" pure aDdsOf the very 6n. st
QusItty, snd al grAdtS Of tess
from ~ cents TO Sl.Co per pound.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
LIGHT AT LAST.

"Peaoe rules the day, when reason rules
the mind" COLLINS.
The first step has been taken towards a
settlement of the Presidential question.
The Senate has spoken in favor Of fair play.
and an honest count. 1t is a good omeL
thas party. when confronted with supreme
danger, sank out Of sight and country, and
its needs we're alone considered. 1t was a
temperance Of the grand and sublime
vinuuee, Of the old Roman Commonwealth,
as painted by Macsnley in one Of bis
lays of ancient Rome: i-ta @%-l--
Then none was for party;
Then all we're for the State;
Then the great man helped the poor
And The poor man loved the great:
It is doubtful if ever in the history q
civilized man, great and prosperous peo-
pie, were brought face to face with as awful
danger, - We have been confronting since
Novenber Last. Many Of our business
men refused to acknowledge the greatness
of our peril, and blindly adhered to their
party prejudices. When such cold, i'm
passable man as Senator Edmonds, meta
phorically points out the dreadful danger
by comparing the country to mountain
tumbling into an unfathomable sea; how
can any one fail to recognize our actual
condition,and fail beseech God to avert the
impending evils. There are a number q
constitutionalists, who spat upon the organic
law in the past, that now invoke its pro-
visions asainst the compromise measures,
hoping 70 prolong the power Of their
party, by their new found devotion to a
strict construction of cur Commonwealth 3
charter. Such men are hypocritical pre-
tenders, and deserve to be classed with the
Canaille Of Jerusalem who
''Took branches of palm trees and went
Forth to meet him; and cried: Hosanna,
Blessed Is he, that cometh in the name of the
Lord, King Of Israel"
In q little while Caiphas, and Annsnias
and Judas 1scariot, put their heads to.
gether, the bargain was made-apd il
four little days the same people whe
shouted Hosanna! cried out in the judg,
ment hall of Plate '..
"Away with this man; and release
Unto us Barrabas;
Z 7THT 4
But they cried out saying: Cruelty him
Cruelty him."
We have our Annaniases, Iscariots, and
Caiphases, in the sanhedrim and street
now as then. The men who oppose thu
compromise, prefer civil war to civil lib
erty, and they ought to be marked a,
lovers Of disorder. The compromise bill
is the only way to satisfy the people, th'
Democracy, potent in political and physi
cal power, in the latter respect, the gian,'
of the republic, will accept the conclusion
of the commission, and if adverse, go Il
work 10 reverse the decision four year
hence. We want peace, and let Us hav'
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27

HING-PRACTICAL UMBRELLA ~ n
n MAKER, Repairing Specially ~
Any one having q good frame OF ~
mbreilR can have the same made as
good as new at half price, at
ap26f q. W. Corner Fourth d Waln.,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-27
MEnICAL..

k1.K.skssss Ditssr wisS q Iss..
! II his never bosn known % fail In 0e
eure 0f VeaknS0 attended with eymptoms.
indisposttiOn to exeFti"n, loss II memory,
djmcnlty OF breath ng. weakness, borI0s o.
disease, nisht sweat, cold feets weAkness'
dinns:: q yisio l.9En"s, snn1noss =
psiite With cyspeptic symptoms hot bands
ilushipg of the body, dryness or the skiA:
pallid cOuntenance and eruptions on tne
face. purify ing the hood. pain in the back.
heevfnes Of the eyelids, frequent black sp0ts
flying before the eyes, with sunnsion a1d ,d
onIy iu Sl bottles Get the genuine: Dep9s
and once, 80 North Ninth street Phiiadel'
Dhia. Advice free Ask for Z. r. Kun.
ksis Bitter Wine Of iron. and take no other
make. Genuine sold only In 81 bottles.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-02-06
Y SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.

REVIVAL IN LIBERTY-REv. G. M.
HowARD.-The revival meetings COM
mcnced by Rev. C. M. Howard, in the
Presbyterian Church in Liberty, Bed
ford County, few weeks since, contin-
ue with undated interest. In these
meetings, all denominations join. The
Bedford Sentinel says:
Ellis sermons are so simple that a
child may easily understand them.
They abound in striking illustrations
illustrations which will be remembered
perhaps long after the sermons are for
gotten. In their delivery there is nc
oratorical display, and very little gesti-
culation. Gospel truths are told in a
plain, simple, conversational style, with
occasional bursts of eloquent language,
accompanied 10y forcible gesture. Evil
IDENTIFY the secret of Mr.. Towards sue
cess is not to be found in the great abili.
ty ofhis sermons, for they are not what
theologians would term able sermons
They are, however. well a adapted to
make powerful impression ON an audi
ence. His powerful earnestness, mani
fest piety, and unfaltering confidence
in the efficacy of impoytunate prayer
contribute greatly to his successful worh
in bringing sinners to a knowledge O
Jesus,'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-02-06
BY TELEGRAPH!
ARG JMENT BEFORE ELECTO-
RAJ COMMISSION!
Speeches by w. NJ. Evarts and Charles
0'COnnOr.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 9Th, 1877.
The argument on the Florida case was
concluded this evening. Evarts spoke
against going behind the Governors
certificate, and in this he made as strong
an argument for Tilden as for the Hayes
electors. His reasoning will hold just
as coed on the Oregon as on the Florida
vote. Chas. O'Connor concluded debate
before the commission for Tilden in a
scathing review of the corruption of the
returning board of Fla. He uttered with
bitter invective that there was not in this
fair land man, woman or child capa-
BILE of blushing, who could look another
in the face, and assert that the Florida
electors were elected foi Hayes. His
words produced suppressed sensation
in court, which in the amount of brains
represented, has rarely been equaled in
any assembly of its scope.
The commission may not come to o
decisian before Thursday::
1t is generally conceded that the grand
tribunal will go behind the Governors
certificates and that the Hayes electors
Ego up in a balloon, boys" According
ly you may as well get ready for Tilden's
Inauguration, and secure your excursion
tickets in time; sMYFH,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-02-06

DEATH FROM HYnRoPHoBIA.-C
cINNATr, January 2S.-Charles P. Wet
more, aged twenty-six years, died at 5
O'Clock this morning of hydrophobia
after suffering fearfully from the attack
since Thursday last. Deceased was bit
ten last summer three times by one dog
and once by another. The symptoms
first manifested themselves on Thursday
but a physician was not summoned I'M
til Friday, and he did not fully COM
prehend the case. The case developing
more fully Friday night another physi-
clan was called, but the patient at this
time could only be relieved by hypoder-
mic injections. Mr.. Wetmore was a
native of St. Johns, N. B., and had rel.
atives in San Francisco.