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no,onr. MNs. MEXICO, MAY 81.


", Ge. p ~. n,"iny.ts
NY lrNH HfNih.t Ne arc not niericroi lih
here ft 4'r bands. excepting ~ the Indirect vi1
fhtttlr laNoun- population sre now an tlueyc,
newer gave the beast ur,iit 10 the periodical state
urni- u' u" l'irt, about tie negotiation, with McN
ico l.l.vc THAT II vast maioniy OF the McNicans
would he slal ~. fat.i No. no,ti a,,, MI NJ Hrri,.
hut 100 governments of tbs. country dare lnopo,. such
u'u,, asst word ne the prcteNt OF revolution Vs. the
rlcfiDN or some other faction
The proposed independent republic seems to have
fallen uIrou-h Con the rro sent The present GoNcrnoi
hi, state Is hourly expected m Nalcciilo on visit al
utoi ass
Lowry
This correspondence establishes beyond
all doubt that n plan had been formed to
bring about the secession of several of the
northern States Of McXco, and that Coy.
crnnr- of them and other officials were cor
rupilr tempted with money That scheme
had II, secret agents at Washington, and
thr Army Ring were concerned in the plot.
We find Grn. llElNrZElM largely inter
cotri Ia nin'7 in McNicp. near tine border
hing the cprrcsp undcuro Of his Supcrin-
'nnd"ui, Major Lowry. an eX-lnny officer,
IN tho War Department, and then commune
eating extracts Of these letters to Gen. Oln
commanding on the Rio Grandr, with no
other object than TO iniiane hostility against
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Nicholas Minturn,
BY DR.. Holland, the Editor.

whose story of "Sevenoaks" gave the hlg :
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Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel Is laid OIL
the banks OF The Hudson. The hero il
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plele In iLself.
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SICK HEADACHE

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ASH the recovered
dyspeptl's, bilious
sufferer, victims Of
fever and ague, The
meclIrial Olsen
tient, how they recov
cred health, cheerful
,plrits, and good ap-
petitei they will tel
you BY tai Ing SIM
mons LIVER Prg1
latOr.
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BAD BREATH

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as bad breath, and in nearly every case 1t come.
from the stomach, and can be 50 easily correct
ed If you will take simmons Liver Regulator
DO not neglect SO suTe 4 remedy for tlis re-.
pUltive di,Crd-r. it will ais, improve y0tu
AnnniItr. rnm nile ION and GtrEr al upalltl
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Foreign Travol,'

we have "a Winter on the Nile" by Gen
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nople," by Charles Dudley Warner "Oul
Of My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
Schuyler! "An American In 1urkistan,' >
etc. Three serial stories are announced
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'The Bulletin.
POLITICAL.

Address Of the AniI.IIayes Executive
committee OF Obi0- Hayes Accused
Of Treacaery 10 the Republican
Party.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
FUNERAL OF PATRICK HOLLAND.

The funeral services OF the late Patrick
Holland were largely attended yesterday
morning from St. Peters Catholic Church,
SIKH and West Streets. High Mass was
celebrated at 10 o'clock, after the body WIS
inferred In St.. Mar,'s Catholic Cemetery.
Tho body was encssed in handsome Stein
csskes, covered with black silk velvet, snd
very heavily mounted. The casket was
placed IN the second story front room. Tho
body WAS clothed In brown elk shroud.
At the head Of the coffin wss pillow nads
of tea and moss roses, in the centre of which
was the word "Rest." in cardinal flowers.
A very handsome cross made Of the ssu.c
kind Of flowers, was laid on the body aear
the feet. Several bouquets IN vases were
also placed on Esrd near the foot Of h.
conn. Messrs. Philip Plunksti, H. q.
Plunkstt, Henry Brady, P. Monogan, !.
Green and William Bows actod u pall
bearers. ..
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
YESTERDAYS GAME,

Tho Quickstsps play An excellent gamt
With the Nathan's Club of Philadelphia, and
defeated them BY score of 10 70 after On
interesting and exiting contest. Tho playing
on both sides, was good but the Quickstepa
showed themselves far superior both at the
bat and In the field. Butler's playing at
second bafe was particularly nne. The same
can be said Of Blogg & Carl, who all played
without an error and put out among them
sslves twenty nve men.
In the 4th inning, the Nsthan's, by max
Ing three base hits, scored three runs which
tied the score; causing great exitement, snd
looked Is II our boys were 20 ng to be bea-
ten, but they played fine, and did not allow
their opponents, 10 score another run. In
the beginning Of the 7sh inning Banker, the
pitcher retired, having very sore finger,
and bis place was filed BY Mr.. Jacoby of
Philadelphia.
The following is the score.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
lCnmunioa:edJ g.
FREE MARKETS.
To THE ED11oR OF The HERALD.

To THE Ep1roB OF THE HERALD.
Is 1t possible that the people OF Whining.
ton are 90 lost TO every senss Of manic ID,
every sense Of justice, and every idea Of
self-protection, % to lot the coming election
pass without uttering . word of protest
against ono Of the most outrageous sales Of
their rights that was ever msde 10 t.is city 7
! refer to tho nefarious bargain and sale OF
the taxpayers, AMI voters of the last fall
election TO tho bloody butchers OF this city,
BY which every man woman and child was
most grossly wronsed. Tho busiBss of
the city was injured, and the price Of ii,
necessaries Of ufe WAS increased, and ous
ability to obtain them, bo'h % TO pries sd
place diminished. 1t 10 time tbe psopl Q
sloald move in this matter Of free ma 80
or they will ind that another chain xiu
soon be foraed and rivetsd upon their bsdy's
which will BE- s,in more grievIous to bssy.
Every Ward should call . puolic:neetine ssd
appoint = committee to interrogats the mon
Who arc or will Be up for Council, u the
coming election, and II neither psrsy men
will pledge Themselves to give us Tree nsr-
kets, then 1t once nomiurea nan who win,
and my word for II he will 20 in with rush
that will make those partialists opss their
tyes. ......
Glass legislation is wrong ct any ami al
times In matters whore free eompsuition
ought to regulate prices. 1t upjust had
odious, and u . part Of the terrible oppres>
sion which is causing such fearful sprssise
blooashed, and dtCrustioa up and
down In the land. Tho sooasr eur Cny
Council begins to undo and csss ef the iess.
ful loads Of injustice under which tho poos
sre groaniDg and whose prayers srs soips
up to the eternal God Of Mercy and justice,
the less danger will there bs otjour beautiful :
ci'y becoming heap Of snouldsrlnE ruins.
VIII the people move before It 10 too lsest
Let free markets be inscribed on your ban.
era and success will b yours; who wfll
champion shs cause ~ tas poor and -
ps''.'A NSlxy1A ),
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

BY virtue Of writ Of Lsvari Facfas Il
me Il ire CT cd, will be EXPOSED 10 Public sal'
at the Lafayet Hotel, Sil ship!ey street
kept by SEQ W. Ortltp, in the Cl Y Of VIII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, the 5'h day OF Sept. 1877
at2 o'clock. z. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, w:
All that ceriatn lot piece, or pa eel ol
lard VITA q two-stOry brick house thereon
erected, situate in the City OF Wilmi0gto on
buu dNd as follows, to wit: FegInn ng at
a corner stake In line OF land OF John
smith, at the distance of lib ~ ~ In,
w.s,wardlv, from Lombard street. and 7s
#. nnr,hward y from Sixth street; thence
along said line rOrthwardly, parallel with
Lombard street, 50 II. TO 3 corner stake In
the SOU htrly de Of q Is 1T VIDE tire ct
recently laid out through the Aforesaid
land thence a'Ong the sOuthe-ly side II
sain street wesiwa. dly, parallel with Sixth
and seventh leets II IT,. TO . conner OF
Ia d granted to Dav d BardsIev; thence by
a II no vi that land, south 80 deg-tes west
parallel with the first mentioned line 81
It TO thu northerly ride Of q IT. wids . !.
lev: al d thence along tho tam south 81
degrees east, parallel ilh Six h street ID
It. to the piace of beginning. contain ng
wi hin i'd bounds 700 #. OF land, be the
kame more or le 8.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property 0f Thomas Antcliff and Rachael
Antcllff, his wife. and t. t.'s, and TO be
'0'" ~ ISAAC GRUBB, Sheifr..
Sheriff Office, New Castle, Aug. IS, 1877:
aug'7.ts
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
SHERIFF SALES,
HEhItt'S SALE.

& HEhItF'S SALE.
Py vi 'ue Of writ of Lev ri F,tias, tn
me din cted, will be exposed to Public sale,
at the g pin HOuse, Kept by Geo Whit
field. In tns city Oi New Castle. In New
rs Ie hur drcd an county ID J., on
TU SlAY, the 2sth day NJ August lS77, at
2o'clock p. M.
The fOl'owipg describ d real estate. viz.
Al that certain tract p ece or parcel OF
land situate in New Castle h1' dr. d, In the
county and state aforesaid and b unde,l
md described a. FLOWS to wit. Besinniog
nj s,One on the nth de OF Christ ana
creeR and running thence with lands now
VI Benjamin ). BOO h sou'h 40 degrees eas t
400 perchts to stone thence north Al da-
xrees east rs perches 20 a stone, rner for
this aud lands Of the heirs nf John Nc
,rone, deces sed, thence with land Of tho
heirs Of the said John n cCrone, deceased.
and lands Of luis n. Pennington north
40 deg ees west 40 perches to aston on tha
south side of said Christ lana c. 'ees thence
up said cr ex the several courses thereof A'
perches thence south Is degrees west ~
perches thence sonlh degrees west
percnes thence south SO degrees wes'-
pei ches to the p see "f bsg'nnine. Contain,
ing i'hin said bounds tive hundred anh
ni,e acres, one rood ard five perches Of
laod be the kame more or less.
perly OF George A. Vandagrin ana HIM
ns h vandegrift, his vile, and t. t. and to be
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
ONCE, New Castle, Aug. 8. 1877
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
rHERlFF'S SALE.

5 hh"'fss eADN
Nv virtue of a writ of Levari Tacias TO
me directed, wi be exposed to Pubic sale.
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l ShipIey street.
kept by Geo. W. OrL'ip, in the C,y OF Will
mington, New tastie County, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, tho sth dsy Of Sept, lS7,
Al 3 O'c ock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
ALI that certain lot piece or 'arcel 81
land slluate in the City of Wilmington, ana
bound as follows, TO wit: !eegin' Ing a.
the Intersection OF the northerly side OF
ray'or street, with the westerly eide OF
Church street; thence with the r0.thtr'y
r. de Of baylor street; westerly, 76 ~ 10
caste IL side of q 1 IT. wide alley. leading
i"to Taylor street; thence with .aid alley
side; nOrtherlv parallel to Church street
8ft. to a stake; thence easterly, parali iel %
! aylOr sire ct, 7G II. to the westerly site OF
Chu G street aforesaid, and thence there
with souther Y IS h. to the place Ct b.yin-
ming, be The contents thereof What they
may
=, lied and taken In execution IS the
,rnper Y Of Thomas orry and 1npe, his
wile, aud terre i, and 10 be sold ny
ISAAC GRUBb. sheriff
sheritI's Office, New Castle, Aug, 10, ls77.
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