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SOPHIA LYONS FUTURE.

A snoPLIYTER RESUMES HER ALMOST FORGOT
TEN ROLE AS MOTHER.
few days ago lady seated in a the Hudson
River Railroad, bound to this city might have excited
little sensation among hcrfslow passengers had
any Of them recognized her. Although at least
thirtynve years OF ago, she was strikingy handsome
woman. Her head was set grandy on her shou
ders may be In busts OF the Greek Juno. Hcr
whole bearing notably easy and dignincd; she
would inevitably have been singled out person Of
distinction, perhaps a woman with history worth
knowing. No one who saw her could fail TO notice,
either her piercing and observsnt eyes sparkling
under the back line OF her brow and turning every
side with restless circumspection. She took a hack
and OIL hurriedy the reached New
York. and her fellow travellers may never knos whom
thoy mad the honor Of accompanying on that day,
less tins paragraph chances to meet their eye This
elegant LADY was The notorious Sophia Lyons, who has
the reputation OF being the most dexterous and
cessful woman thief In this country and she was
bor way from Sing Sing Prison 10 her old home in this
city
RETURN TO QUIET LIYE.
The story OF the application by her counsel, James
Rdgeway, Tor her release, Oh the ground o illegal
decntion has been already told IN tho HERALD, and
how despondent Mrs. Lyons had become when she
informed OF the probability OF It's refusal When.
however, Judge Dykman fled hts opinion In her iavor
and the order for her release was transmitted to the
Warden OF tho State Prison, her good spirits returned
When the order reached the PRISON she was Just put
ting tho convict dress Of blue serge prcpara
tory to beginning work IN the women's shop for the
day, aud at hrst she refused to believe In her good
fortune. Whom she realized, Ut last, that sho
indeed free woman, she could hardly moderate
her Transports Hastily changing her hated prison
garb for the dress she when brought to the prison
last November she took tho first train to this city
forming plans and issuing directions with marked dc.
csion ana promptncss. After remaining a day or two
In tho arrange her affairs here and posses
ston Of what renamed to her credit IN bank she
Montreal where she has Ave children under careful
guardianship. There Is presumed shc Will stay for
some tmc while she can content herself IN matrony
duties and care Tor her children, Tor whom she has
always shown true mothers devotion. IL may be
supposed judging from his former career that her
husband, "Ned" Lyons, now Imprisoned at Auburn,
will 1nd means shortly to rcjoIn herr tor he Ia almost
q notorious In his department Of houscbrcaking as
she has shown herself IN the feminine and less
bilious profession Of pocketpckIng
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME Couxr-CuAxBgRs--Hcld by Judge Dono-
huc.-Nos 3, 81, G2, 49, &c. Is, 81, 90, 100 l0, 102
los ioo. lls is lae iS2 lSs is lSo: iel lee, l7s,
225 226 229, 23l, 1872 233, 235, 23s. 23y.
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Hcld by Judges
DAVIS, Brady ana Daniels 49, 90 So o. 1873, 137,
1885, 139, 140 ll6 12G 127 12S, 154 i46 154 1856 1871
1853, 100, lGl, lG2, 1t3 1914 lC5, lb6, 167.
SUPREME Cougr-srgcIAL TRx-heid by Judge
Lawrence c-Dcmurrer-No q Law and Fact--Nos
27s as 40 81 CO. g. GS 30 60 81, es o. 10, II. ~,
73, "a, 70. 10, II, SO, s3, So, &c. 81
SupRgxE CouRr-CRcUIr-Pnrt Held by Judge
y.a sss s d sss ssz aSs ss sss
ls25 1858, 2tl7 2577, 21oi 25ss 25s7 1859, 1891,
2595, 1891 Part 2-Hcd by Judge Van Brunt-Nos.
2sae, sS22 M Sito 2zao ltso iies' i!Ss, iSoo' ,so2
1926, 1928. $780, 1894, 1886. 1885, 1870 Part 3
Held by Judge Barrett Nos. Uy6 3O7j, 22o5, 27s,
2s s iS es 10 si a'is issS ssss
SUPERIOR CouRr-GExERAL TRRn--IIeid by Judges
Nos 10 8, inclusive General eaiendar-Nos 2s. 10,
surxRIoR CouRr-srkcrAL TxRx--HeId by Judge
speir Nos o, g. 81. 81, ~, 81, ~, 75
srrkRIoR Counr-TRIAL rERx-Part l--Hcld by
Judge SedgwickNos 359 205, 362 3Gl, 623, l5l, 40,
1862, 4oi tlb 4aS, soo. s.s 2cs co. 42S 4se, sol,
5O2 503 50s 358 4s5 All, 443 4s6, 323 340 3sl 3ia
Part Adjourned until January ID.
COMMON PLKAs-GESsRAL iKRx--hcd by Judges q.
T. Daily, Larrcmorc and Roblnson.-Noa q, ~. II, 50,
Coxxos PLrAs-EorIrr TxKx-Held by Judge J. r.
,-Dcmurrcr-No. L. Nos >, TO- IL IL, III, l.
COMMON pLHAs-TnlAL rsRs-psrt Held by
ssa ss4, os7 la. ia Sso ias 500 100 ST. ss 1904
$40, 5g3, gi5 Parts and Adjourned for the term.
MAINE CouRr-iMAL rksS--rar. HELD by
1856 7sa Sas1 Soac 1915, 2SS 4los slS7, Sls4 AIS
1851 1886 SasS ,iss s47a issl $500, 1sos isss sss
Nss sSs s rs'' is Y ISL i.afs s 1c ss
5533, 553B, 1882 55tO 55i4 5545
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THE HILDIsE BUND.

special Convention Of the Hidise Bund called BY
tho Bundes Rath was held yesterday at beethoven
Hail. Fifth street. John II. Beling presiding Jrhus
Amue, secretary. The object Of the meeting was to
devise for increasing the for the sick
relief fund OF the bund. President Loevy. Of the
Board OF Administration, presented detailed report
showing that tor 1876 the disbursements were S66 900.
whereas the receipts were only about $4,000. The
bund merely organized yesterday and proposal to
increase the OF each member by average of
eight per week discussed and will be
acted upon to-day. The Convention will last three
davs
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BOY BURGLARS.

At the Washington Place Cour: yesterday, borose
Justice Bixby Officer Thomas, OF the Sixteenth pre-
cnct, arraigned James Mack, aged eleven years. OF
No 2l2 West Twenty-sevcnth street, and Michael
Hogan, aged fourteen, charged with burglary. The
olccr found them coming out Of the hall door Of Mr.
Edward Richardsons residence, No 232 Wcst Twenty
second street, and ed them Both the boys havo
already been arrested similar charge. Ia their
possession the officer found two skeleton keys ana a
pawn ticket for an overcoat stolen from n house on
The same block last sunday. Both the boys pleaded
not guilty, but held tor trial IN 81, 900 bail
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s2.sO0.Ooo $40 PER CENT BONDS
CITY OF CINCINNATI.

CITY OF CINCINNATI.
Sesled proposals will be received at the American Ex-
change National Bank by the undersigned as az for
the authorities OF until
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TO- 1877,
st ocock NJ for tie whole any part Of the sum of
~, -OOOE Municipal Bonds OF the city ot Cincinnati
authorized by an actoft LEGISLATURE Of the State Of Ohio
entitled IAN act relating to the cities OF the first class
having popnJls,on exceeding 10000 inhabitants
passed May T. 1869 and AN act supplementary thereto
passed February "a 1875 Of the people the city
Of Cincinnati and resolution OF the City Council pre-
scrbed by the said act,
Said will Interest the Of per
annum the LIST day OF May and November In
each year. the principal will become In 906 both
principal and interest being payable Ut the American Ex-
change National Bank In New York.
Each proposal should be sealed and indorsed =
"Proposas for $40 cent bonds OF the city Of Gin
cnnnt and enclosed in second envelope to the
American Exchange National Bank Of Now York.
These bonds the last Of the issues authorized for tho
completion Of the southern Railroad owned by the nic
pRlity OF Cincinnati.
The right the part of the gned
reject any all Of 'the bids IT, In their Judgment the n
terests Of the city require it.
Awards will be made January II.
For full inform alton apply to the undersigned agents
KUHN. LOEB CO..
Bankers. No. 81 Nassau st.
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THO IoroIgn exchanges were strong and rates were
advanced, owing to the small supply oil bills and
increased demand arising ouf OF remtances Europe
tor January coupons ard called bonds; but toward
the close the demand subsded and rates were easier
THE MARKET
The speculation In gold has been anything but ia
vorablc To bulls owing to various Causes chief among
Which were the large payments by the Treasury, the
heavy rates for carrying and reported orders San
Francisco to SELL II is Improbable, however, that
In view OF considerable outstanding short interest
substantial parties will take hold of the market for
rise. especially when mouey becomes easier. The
price declined from 1918 to 1904. The following are
tho
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A CITY BURGLAR.

Thomas Moore, alias Owens, aged nineteen, who said
he lived at No. 2S Laght street, was held for trial
default OF 81 900 bail at the Washington Place Court
yesterday Tor breaking into tho picture OF
William II. Bailey, No. 329 Hudson street, and at
tempting to steal 500 worth Of property.
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ANOTHER BRUTE.

Potter Andrews young married man residing at No
10 Mulberry street. yesterday held In 600 bail
by Justice Duffy at the rombs Police Court n charge
Of committing oasrage on the person VI Mary Lyons,
aged eight yearh
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Total for the week.. .. 470, O34
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money during the week showed tho In uence of hard
ening rates in call loans, and was quoted at 7 per
cent TO gold interest, with exceptional figures as high
1872 pcr diem. Later, however, funds were accessi.
BILE al and per cent 1t is believed that hereafter
owing to the large January disbursements there will
be frecr supply OF capital ana love rates OF interest
The discount market was firm at and per cent for
prime business notes. The following are the latest
Quolations
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PROVIDENCE Jan. q. 1877
The printing cloths market closed firm 4ssc. Axe
Tor standard and 6ix6i goods ben
held above these rates III. sales o. the week foot vi
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KIRKPArRIcK-SMiTH -On December 27 at Patch.
ogue, l. l., by Rov. q. + Reeves JOHN j. KIRKPAr-
RcK. Of New York. to CARRIE L. SMITH, OF Patchogue,
l.. l.
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C!TIzENs' SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
OYork SO BOwery corner Canal stfnterest for the
months ending December 81 1876, payable and
January To- 1871 at the of per per
all entitled thereto the bylaws rules
bank Interest not Withdrawn will be credited org
nal deposit and entitled Interest from January
deposited before January 10 viii draw interest from
Janrsry Bank open every day from 10 to 3; Mondays
SEYMOUR A. BuNcE. Secretary.
EsTATE WILL LOAN ON FIRST CLASS CITY PROP.
Uerty $l750OO Principals address EXECUTOR, box l25
Herald Office.
7 ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE
New YORK city Property City Rrroad Stocks and onds
bought and sold. H. L. CIR mt, 145 Broadway.
nROPOSALS
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GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR rnx WEEK.

fUREIGN COMMERCE
Thc foreign commerce of the port for the week was
% foilows:-General merchandise imports, including
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Flour. 1000 bbs wheat 10000 bushels; corn. $1,000
do; oats, 900 do. barley 1900 do.
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dry goods IS. 700; produce exports, $osSs olo;
and specie EXPORTS s3os. e34
COINS AND BULLION.
The following the final quotations in gold for
coins and buor
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FINANCIAL.

r REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY IN LIFE AND
Abandonment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought assurances Of all kinds effected with
j. j. HAKBICH Co. 119 Broadway.
A LEX. FROTHINGHAM 4 co. BANKERS AND
Brokers' ~ all st. dealers In first Puts and Calls
buy and carry Stocks long desired margin three
to five cent.
Send for circulars and weekly reports. free
A FEW CHOICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE. STOCKS,
"A paying 10 to 30 per cent dividends,
for sale by X. y. BAILEY, o. Wall ST,
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No I'm, LOCb q OO..
Bankers. No. 81 Nassau st.

TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MORTGAGK-CITY
L brooklyn and Queens county. LEAVITI WOLCOTT
10 Pine St
WANTED TO BORROW $4,000 FOR FIVE YEARS.
w first improved city Principals only
address ID box 1874 Herald Uptown office
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MEDICINAL,
(. f. Mnkers Bitter Wine0f Iron.

E, F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will etfectually cure liver complaint.
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhoea, disease of the
kidneys and all diseases arising from q
disordered liver, stomach or intestines,
such a. constipation, flatulence: inward
piles, fullness Of blood to the head, acidity
Of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food fullness or weight in the stomach.
sore eructations, sinking or 1luttering at
the pit of the stomach. Swimming of the
head, hurried or difficult breathing. fiutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocating
sensation when in lying posture, dim mess
Of vision, dots or webs before the sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency of pres.
piratlon, yellowness OF the skin and ey.s.
pain in the side, back, head, chest, limbs,
ETC.. sudden fushes Of heat. burning in the
flesh, constant 1maginipgs Of evil and great
depression of spirits. Price 81 per bottle,
Beware Of cou0terfeits. Do not let your
druggist palm off some other preparation
Of iron he may say II q good. hut ask for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine. of Iron. Take no
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is not
sold in bulk k-onlv in 81 bottles. E. F. Kun
kel, Proprietor. No. $50 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all druggists.
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FROM THE EARLIEST AGES

SCROFULA has been the bane. ard as 1t
were, the curse of mankind. Moses. IN the
laLh chapter o. Leviticus, lays down very
exp icit rules On this disease. 70 terrible
and loathsome mad 1t been cOnsidered then
that q person known to be infected with 1t
would not be allowed to Xix with society.
The Jews regarded 1t asa divine infiiction
and believed there was no cure for II. IT
was then the sins of u youth or deviation
from the paths of virtue were punished as
long as lie lasted. Happily In our day,
the sci ence of m sdicine has been developed
the great storehouse Of Nature furnishes p
rem edy, The disease is stripped Of its Ter.
rOr by the use of the SAMAR1TAN'S ROOI
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim Of
Scrofula, Ulcers. Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
litter, etc., can be restored to sound health
in few weeks That there are thousands
now whose conditions al as bad as:those
Of the dark ages we are we'll aware Many
now fail to md a cure as We'll - they did
then. To all such the samaritanE Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from the blood, !,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove PIN
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ar powders, ROOT AND hERb
JUICES 81 25 per bottle. Sent by express
to any address. - 1
9l5 Race street Philadelphia, Pa
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E.E. Kunkers LushQ|&E. E.Km.
kePS ShQmb00 for the Hair. -.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
dandruff, allay irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling on, and promote the growth in q
very short time. They preserve and beau
tifs the haif and render 1t soft and glossy.
pearance to braid and wiry hair, and as q
hair dressing. they are uprivalled; eradi-
cate dandruf and prevent badness. The
shampoo cleans the hair, removes grease,
scurf, itching, eruption. Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. Kunkel's
Shampoo and Lustral restore hair to q nat.
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry.
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle ii
Ask your druggist for them or send to E..F.
kunke!, Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth
street. Philadelphia. Pa
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GEN Grants Departure-Ex.Pres
Grant Bids us Adieu To-day.

GEN Grants Departure-Ex.Presi
,ss Grant Bids us Adieu To-day.
Yesterday he held another levee in Inde.
pendence Hall to shake by the hand the
veteran soldiers and sailors of the war who
called upon him.
The party who will escort the ex-Presi-
dedt down the river to-day, when he sails
for Europe in the American line steamship
Indiana, will be large and distinguished
one. The steamer Twilight will contain the
majority of the company, but the ex-Presi-
dent and his immediate party will have the
use of the United States revenue cutter A.
Hamilton, which has, by direction of Presi-
dent Hayes, been rendered for that service.
The party on board win consist of fifty
persons and band. Lunch will be served.
The Indiana will anchor half an hour at
New Castle, where the party will be put on
board. As the cutter drops away from the
steamer q Presidential salute of twenty-one
guns will be fred, dip colors and give other
demonstrations of respect. The cutter will
be forced to leave by half-past 10 o'clock
A. N. A number Of distinguished gentle
men in and out of official life will come here
from Washington to participate in the part-
fng demonstration.
After the steamer Twilight leaves her
dock at Chestnut street wharf she will
proceed up as far as Cramps dockyard,
view the dry dock and the Russian corvette
Crayseer. She will then go down as far as
the Girard Point Elevator. At some con
vcnient point the ex-President will be trans
ferred to the Hamilton, which, In turn,
will transfer him to the Indiana at New
Castle. The Indiana will leave her moor
ings at Christian street precisely at one
O'Clock.
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A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

1he parties having failed to comH nv nu
according to con tract, I VIII oPSSn PSna al -!
scum and Ice Cream Garden, NH1' Ss;c on ss1
200 west Fourth street TO the R puU,iT IL. r. lsr1
nrday the 9th day of May; T9er T9'ssura al
addition being added to the MIti mt in fl.
the Ice Cream Garden y Delnt tvHisitors.
viii be found tho most pleasant III II y
family resort in the city: A sFo stsFo In u
being erected fora baad OF "'
evening; cuAnWICK
apr2b f93 WIN. H V
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nR. F1TLERs yEuErABLE RHEU-

DR. FITLER'1 VEGETABLE RHEU-
II MATIC REMEDY. lis the pefscrip-
tion OF one Of Philadelphia's oldest. physi-
clans, and Is guaranteed to cure rheuma-
matism, Neuralgia. Sciatica, Pain, Back.
ache, &C., or money refunded. by inyigora:.
ting the nerves, purify ing the blood, and
neutralizlng poisonous deposits IN , me ne
system. By merit 1t has become standard
medicine. Suffering and money saved by
using 1t in time. Remember that Do Fitle
Is the only physician In America devoting
40 years to this one line of practina: Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. 45South Fourth
street. i ,'.'',l - ~
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TT ~
Z, WSses LoesIs.
, rose It AL: sets at 7:12.

Z ~
d 1lEyses LeesIs.
Sun rose at AL; sets at 7:l2.
City Council viii meet this evening. i
Don't fail to 60 TO the Opera House this b
evening. FF'f &
Adair's furniture store is the place to buy
: furniture cheap for cash.
y Buy your coal and wood of Mills y Combs
Fourth snd Railroad avenue.
Everbody chews the Belle of Wilmington;
Chapman sells It at 8. W. corner Fourth
J and Shipley streets.
i beat the world. Coed IL inch twist,
Sound good chew, only 10 cents per plug
At Chapman's 8. E. Cor. Fourth and Ship"
Icy Streets,
Wanted; all to know that Chadwick's
Museum and Ice Cream Garden, is now open
for the season. For particulars see adver.
tisements. tt %
+! We have just received large assortment
of ladies' silk ties and bows, in all colors;
black silk lace scarfs, Meline laces, Swiss,
&c.; also ladies' and gents and chadren's
hosiery In al makes, Epglieh, German and
domestic, which are selling below Philadel-
phia prices. Call and be convinced: Wal"
ravens, 713 Market street.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
GhERlFF'S SALE.

ChERlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of writ tofvenditioni exponast to
me directed, W Ill be exposed 10 ublic SALE
at the Lafayette Hotel S4l Shipley street
kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city q
Wilmington. New Castle county, DeilWsrs
on ... ....r..
.s SATURDAY, May @, 1877,
at2 O'Clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece Of land, WIN
the three story brick dive ling tnefes.
erected, lying and being situated IN ,tas ss
city of Wilmington, bounded and descrlosa
as follows to wit: Beginning on ,asl ss
westerly side OF King street between Nu|
and l4th streets at q corner OF land Deisus7
ing to Lewis Zebley thence by SAID slasoj
King street northerly 20 feet S inches ne s.e, 70
corner of land now or formerly OF InoIss
y: Newlin, OF the city Of Philadelphia un !u5
State of Pennsylvania, thence by tne nu
of said Newlin westerly 90 feet to stsas
thence sOutherly and parallel Oklngsnv.
aforesaid 20 feet s inches to q corner Of nl7
belonging to Lewis Z-bley of the cn5
Wilmington, thence by land OF sald tLEv ~
ley easterly 80 feet to said side Of Az.
street and the place Of beginning, % m
contents Of said described lands Wnas'"
may. M
Seized and taken in execution o.
property Of Alexis J. Borrell, and
' ISAAC GRUBg, sherIi., 81, J
sherif's Office, New Castle. April ~ ''"
apr27-3twts .,
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7Qbe Worm Removed AHve,

Head and all complete, in two hours
No fee TIL head passes, Seat, nm and
29 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, pin
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for bottle Of Kunkei's Worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never 1ails. Common
sense teaches II tape worm be removed, all
The Morning herald., 1877-05-17
PHILADELPHIA ITEMp.

Pursuant to instructions from Sheriff
Wright, the scafold upon which Quigley is
to be executed to-day is finished. The gal
lows to be used ia. the old one of long SER
vice in the prison, which entered upon its
destructive career with the death of Arthur
Spring, and has meted out justice to nearly
all the convicts at Moysmensing upon whom
the death penalty has been imposed since
that time. This morning, prior to u O'Clock
no one but the Sheriff and his party will be
allowed to enter the prison; neither will
the prison-vans be admitted, and the In
spectors of the prison have resolved that no
one shall be admitted through their infn~
ence.
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Educational

Prof. Franklin, who has been holding
night school in Mr.. Crabb's Model School,
will no longer occupy those rooms, last night
being his last in that building. We have
not been informed whether the Prof. intends
leaving the city or not, or that he will open
his school again. 49, E,.-.r.-' .--7a''-f-' ?
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DEATHS.

McIMALL-In this city, suddenly OF con-
% yestion OF tho brain, on Saturday morn
ing, May 18th, 1877, Edward McInali, Sr.,
aged 81 year, months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his fun.
eral on Thursday morning next, May 18th
from the residence of his son, No. 9l2 West
al St. Peters Church:
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q. O. B1GGs, Rssis'@'
NOTICE,

All persons having claims agslnsnt N
estate OF the deceased 10 ust pIg,s9Iou p,w M d
50 me duly attested to the ExecutlaaAt ~ II ID
before May 3, 1873, or abide the saUv,dsd sUy,dsd
sembly in such case made ana IOOsntd.
ABBY DONAHUE, GAo'"
Address. Wilmington, Del.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
d EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May u lh" T..

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May o. w.
Upon the application NJ Abby DOLBY 9ats y
Wilmington Hundred in said county n n
ceased, It Is ordered and directed ,,1
Register that the Execut,ix aloresa,sn,nIsrj onIsrj
notice Of 9 ranting of Letters Ies.amSsuvIi IesaassS vIi
upon the the Estate OF the decease"s ii
the date Of granting thereof, by cans Causing ssI \
same to ,oe posted within fory of lb
from the date Of such letters, IN slA ~ y Ns
Gassiep' i p reqairing nees ali Il persons hsyins;
mands against the estate to, presehbiIv
same or abide by an act Of AsseMvdHd NJ d.
such case made and provided; utthin IN
cause the same to be inserted Wl.anIn LILLE
same period In the MoRNISG hrhADsp s1aS 81
newspaper published In Wllnlnks%od n %
to be continued therein three weeks;; !; S66s
Given under the hand and Sea- se, ., ~ nj
(-A,) OF the Register aforesald,. ,.Mtssm -
1sEAL Castle, in New Castle counva vabot
~ said, the day and year
wr1t'en. ar RIGGS. Rsgisa'
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Funeral;

), The funeral of our most respectful citi-
zen, Edward McInall, Sr., will take place
this morning, at 1920 O'Clock, from the
residence Of his son, No. 912 West street.
The remains will be borne to St. Peters
Church, where solemn High Mass will be
offered up for the repose of his sonl. Rel
atiyes and friends are invited to attend. "a,