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The High Honor Of This Appointment
to Rest Upon Gen. Harlan,
Of Kentucky.
Ex-SecretarJ Dristow To lfaso Tho 81.
james Mission II flo Shall
Wish It.
The 0pnlent 0f11ce Of Collector at Now
York Given to Theodore
Roosevelt.
Carpenters Allegation as 10 Dristows Prosctu.
lions Overwhelmed by Gs1lsy Con.
ftssloas.


IMPORTANT nuslHRss.
-, Special hspdtea 70 1he ch'elga Trfh.ns.
NAsa1So1os. ~ u, oet. "'-lhe cabinet TO-
u"y eone'as'eu tho esun'atea 1of henc1ehcY as'-
p1opnat'ons from INC several departments to 10
snbR1ltted TO Congress. further dtscufsed the
Fort Yuma matter, ns explained elscwhc ani
acted UPON some routine business. Neither t,,c
Ncw York annoirtmcnt. mr. nv a, lin forot',,
posl'ons we're sclc8lcu To- put II eau po consul
cred ~ settled, a. already stated In these dis
patches, that Theodore Hooscyclt ia Ia Iva Col.
lcctor and Gen. +. A. NcrrItt snrveyor of INV
vosl, 49, 49, @"''~'0 ~ 1'~"
Aosh' ..--.
THE MOST IMPORTANT ACT
which tho Cabinet did to-day was to settle tho
question IA To tho xucccssur Of ,Ju,lro Davis
,,no, Tho honch =, a.. aun..,a. re,.,-t - ..s
49,. 80 e.Nss e' ~ Wv e"p' 9ou'to " ',io
oh'teo otate8' 1he naHo OF LUG person 70 20
nominated for this ofilcc wns submitted by thu
President to the Cabinet, aud was immediately
unanimon.1v nnnroret1. Thn 1,reenlen,. ho,r.
ovo. .,oc,ni,v ron,,o.tod ooat, ,,,o,,,,o. =, ,,,.
s, opos'H'5 1t4"esSs" e"su u,c'n4c' u 1tnu
Cabinet TO make no mention OF the choice until
tho name ehall have been sent to the Senate.
There can be no doubt that the decision has bccn
radc thot tbo s,,,,o,no ro,,+ ,,,usttc, i. .ot.
.ta. sa"s ~. .o ~. 20 ~
seu' as1" t"at tno Hoa''las'ou VIII a. INC latest
DE- SENT TO THE sHNATa Vr TUESDAY
OF next week. There may be some doubt az to
TIM nerson ec1cete,1 Int Il NAV IN nj atctl 9Th
.s,..,. ,...s -, .. 49,. - ,%'.-
seuso'.ao'e oc*tt. u assurance tnns LUZ eao4ee
Los fallen upon 1cn. John NJ. aarian, Of hen7
tucky, former aw-partncr Of ex-scgretnry Kris.
tow, recently a member Of the Presidential
, 1877-10-10
NEW YORK,
i SQnE-NEAD CONVENTION.

8p+efaI D..patea u faS tnteago Tribune.
Nxw YoRK, Oct. 8.-Tho Democratic conyon,
ton Of The Ninth Senatorial Ustrtct, held at
Nyaek to-day, WAS oniiyenctl by 1 frea nuht.
Henry D. Purroy, President OF tho Board OF Al
1crmen Of this city, and Charles W. Jones, lead
Ct IL the Democratic gang In Rocklanl County,
were among the delegates. When tho roll wa
called Joncs presented tue name Of a substitute
In i1i4 district, to which puroy objected. Joucs
defenled bis motion sharply, and, After two or
th1ce roloIudcss, PurToy, who IL largo mud yjo-
1cnttempered mAn. approached Jones' aud.
having cursed hlm roundly, tuddeuly struck
him terrific blow, which knockel
lj1n down aud broke hi. tax hn1lx Thn,ns.
pnrr,v N. Al,cr,n,n,. h,,!.n. "I' .aou.ae
~ .1e.lLaa1 o!othes, tneu Joined 10,
aaa general N.ln"ase nst~eon the friends OF
s! ,he pafts. 10. followed, ~, Ihe Convention ~as
In charge. Business rss ae,sye,i N, ,ho sI,s.
-. ns.,.,... ..',s ..-. s.' ~" N'oes"
manic ffcsioen' conla arrange matters With the
'Just1ce, who bounu him over to keep the peace.
When the Convention rcassembled It Wa lit-
;.rsltv ma of .orah,ad. anil ~ ht.cs.'ns h,"- ~.
s... n'.Y :. 49, n1mE' ~
9ss' u!io5 ea.to4aao ~ soa ro'9'" sohn1-
TIE paxocaAr1o CONVENTION,
4 rnnsa our oun Corr.,nondsnL
N,w Yong 0rt. f.-Tha glorr If = ne,,or.,
,auvs,,Ion was ~, Tan n H. non,,ti,..n. -
this etatc to enjoy, or regret alone. Kelly
ruled nj Albany ~ absolutely - Conkljpe
a!l at Kochcster. Tbcro was ts1k bcforabsni
A .1'A. " ~ tr.'e "es - WV eusao
tnat Tue tammany Chef was to DO ses down
hard tn back seat, hut the thing did not hap.
pen. Thele was effort beforehand to secure
f,armony In the Convention. II I6crc,v for thu
.ss,a otsaa,ss.. 49, .ss -. a-s 49,. WV
eo =. ~' .h.s,,' w. ,ua sae1s 'SsaI,eo ~ hs
little a the talk. Indeed, New York Demo
cratic Convention without s4uabbles. aud COZ.
, 1877-10-10
NOTES AND NEWS.

", hoeeam Mfo1scn a. :, 70 r. r. c1!cdoo 1f'ohaf'
"AsHisafoS' u. u, oe1" Jan attefapt haa
been tnntc by eome or the minor candidates for
the Spcakersltp to ngrce 10 a combination
w1,cl, should rcsult In uniting all tartica or,-
,.,..,, T., Randall ~. all, ~, Mo-r,..,, sou.
ro's" ~ 10 '''a .''at 'o'Ilsoi' oai"
lett aad o'afkharn 'iasa alfeaay a9reca to IL
TINT Bsy1ef Eha placed lIa interests In tho hands
u friends hsro, aud that kilograms have bccu
sent to t,ooJe asking hts acrcntanrr. The
r,,.,-. .t,<, o,,,,no, II. fox ,rft., III. ,..,o.
:. ta''p.e "'oo soo"eet '.,' W. VISA 1o ina..et'
COX, however, asserts tl'at 10 mas entered Into
no such combtnadon, and does not intend to.
lie tt,tnks that tho talk OF combination among
thc ,thcr cop,i,1n,c. tn,1tco,-. tl,at th cI,oic.
~, vs' "'.e,,. 1...' -, r ne",, e.'.'Iu
VIII ti'al'Y haSa 70 oo n'aae oes"eea fahoal4
at>1 hlinscl1. .......-
FULLY T1Hp1cArhD.
PREVIOUS to the motion tnalc By ex-senator
cn,pentcr To tl;,ch.ree fhe defendant. n tho
Sv,,eat.,,. os,. .x,,t,,1, .ns,s.. ,t,a ~ ~
X. w., sAns ',,s SHk ,t ~. nattVs 10
NV tuay, W tIe ~. ~E,uaut ~ .uat ~ case naa oGea
as Gas ~ W sae ovGnnenr, s~0 o. ttose IN
s.en NC. 1-oetn;p nnu eaos1 G'ty - thq sasc
y, pnstar. ,htrt, H., ~ % tnu ounss s.c
lilly. 'atS. 1eie: LII" ua1.y ~ Lne lsauu WY
%ssoma"' % t,l.o sons't nasIR ,.i, ueem arrested III
f,1a,.i. ... ~ n.aau 1T .ul % eutGs'1a ~, " Luz
iast tit = ~ u.n a''1S;l'sGa ~ n,s pMiIoso
H. gia t. Fly tu,.o r,tons M ~ stt ana-
!:,''. t sas ., ~ ,xi ~ s usosc
" f, ~ H. noa, 1nrr.os Tnn ~, ~
vi 44ok I'VE PD1tlStA fHIFusebs l AG 1AGL tHAt
, 1877-10-10
WAR NOTES.

nrru,,v.r H.. q M,r,'a tr..t,,. h.xo ,.
,,s,n.i ,a-s,,e,. ~ p,ov,o nndar ~. .,,.a.,n a
to,da,,cs ~ Uer Tot,f,.,an
S a,o..s ~ ,o-,a,, .,,o,n
rh. bc.vy ,na..c. ~ from. ,s.,tc,, uro ,.,no
ann n n,g,rin cer,nin,v ,n,'tc.to thotr ,een.e
-, ,,.o.a.,ta sr,t~o .,r:r.tfas. -,r.tra ~
t,,.nn ~ ti's u..,.,s ~ ~, roo,, .ho. -. 49,
sa-aaa... y. so.sS,, t,s,s ..s..,. a.,.,s sso
o'~~A'~"'s " -, ss w.. e-.' ''o''''S''
,o.,ou ~. aTho t,,,n,o.,o, ,.,,o,,
,.1,.s ~. -, ~ ~ ~, -, uss.sH,.s. "uea
49,, .us.s,.. ~ -, n".,ha.,sn a ~ .ao WV
..n.,, .,,ro,,o, ~ ,vh',,s . -, 5 T"a..%, Va.
oa'.,.x ct"a s1 nsths.."s ,.o. ~. Ssa.s~ ano
ss.,,.s, .a -. !. 40 .hasa.t ~ ~ apt.a. w
tS..Ss ~ 80. h..tr . 'Ho w
..a* =. VI" ona a ~, .s ~ W. .'sasSsu1s'
ssa".,, frow o 10 as's. ha ~ o1acla' nnn w.
aspa.. ~" . h~s.s.a ~ ..' nn,t ,oev M-
,.s.'as a. a. -, no,ss,ar .s..s. H. w. st'' am
,,ttI.1 ~ .ennTo, - nj ,,+saans. r's .os@ $500 " ~
a.. ., ,.s,...,,o. s M 4.ans,sa .,,'
s 's"@' W.
'"s p'*' '"~1 -
r.,,o ~. n ~ ~" n..s1.,
zt.e. ttft.., .1s o. sesIa@Is a.. ~
ns.St.. y. a 40 ~ s"~ ~ N>'" ~ ~
,..
p., ~. . ns,
49,. -'. ~ 49, ~ 49,. ,sss, s.a .aav so'as'ponas
, 1877-10-10

LoulssnLs, KY, Oct. 9.--F. W. Gruhes, Pro-
fessos ot Modern Language In the uoys' High
School. was dismissed Tonight, having beep
charged with distributing circular defsmlug
tns President Of the School Board.
, 1877-10-10
SUICIDE.

EoRT WArxz, Ind, Oct. .>a.-Thl4 noEu,ng
German named uenEy Roester committed sui
dde By banging himself In hts stable. Deceassd
Sas ont Of employment and Ia financial troub1s,
Which probably caused tic rash act. ue waa Il
years old.
, 1877-10-10

JAcHsosv,LLE, Fla, Oct. 9.-Thrce new cases
Of yellow fever at Fernandina to-day and two
deaths. They are nearly out of funts, aud aux.
i1usly awaiting the arrival Of provisions aud
supplies In response TO their last appeal for
helm
, 1877-10-10

Arcnlsox. Kan., OFT. g.--The west abutment
OF the bridge over tle Missouri River at this
point, which fell last Friday Night, Is being re-
paired by q temporary approach re&tlug on piles.
THIS work Il - far advanced that 1t Is announced
that trains will bo ablc to puss over tho bridge
Tomorrow aud travel ACROSS the river fully re-
slnel. Track-layinR 0i tue Central Branch ot
the unfon Ph;dc latlway extension ls progress.
Ing ut tho rate of about mile per day.
, 1877-10-10

Snfctdl Dsspatch 10 The GAte.i1o Tribune,
BURLINGTON, In, OFT. 9.-Tho residence Of
Moses Banks, With its contents, was consumed
by lire. Tho building WIS valued at $10.0u0.
lunurcd In tho A;tna, of Aarttur.l, for 81, ,00o.
, 1877-10-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON. Oct 9.-Jhe steamship Cornwall
ashute IN the Avon, has been Ioated, aud pfo-
cceaed 70 her destination. a.,
NHs YoAx, Oct 9,-Arsive1, steanahtps
Bothnia, from Liverpool, Mlrlaad. t1am Aa'a'
bufH,
, 1877-10-10
CASUALTIES.

Special nt.nueh 10 TAs cAtcago 7stsAas.
LEAvzNwoaTu, Kan., Oef. IA terrible
accident occurred to freight tsa!n on tho CHI
cage. Rock Island Il Pacific Railroad, four miles
cast OF Natte CITY, about 10 o'elosk tonight.
Tie accident was causel by the rails spreading,
and tht engine and four freight cars weru pre-
cIpitatcl down Ill enbaaklnet,t forty feet. Thp
engineer, Ike Smith, waa fatally injured, an,i
the ire,i,nn William klsslrt, severely hurt
about tho head nnd shuu!aers, and Will not
probably recover.
, 1877-10-10
DROWNED,

Nxw Yoax, Oet. 0.-Dudng tho storm last
night trama houae was waaheal into Newark
Bay, aud three persons were drowned.
, 1877-10-10


PsTEsuuRo, pa-, Oct. "a eoiItson, happily
unattended by fasa! results, occurred between
two freight trains this morning on tho lau-
Uandle itailroad At Bu'gcitstoWu, = few miles
from this city. IA'th engines were badly dam
a4ed. Fireman RtAigvss, In jumping M hIs en-
gus, Has severely but not fatally Injured. The
Collision drlaYcl both trains lwo hours.
, 1877-10-10
FRANCE.
ttFNf fTfrhf,

T0LtEICAL.
PANS, Oct. 0.-Ths Ministerial papers m.
nounce That Of tho BD Republican Seats the
winning by tho Government OF III Is almost
certain, while forty mosn arc favorable, 50 that
the Government will have majority Of at least
twenty. Tho Left, however still feckons conf
IDENTIFY on 100 scate.
oAMDKTrA
Is prosecuted for placariing his manifesto to The
electors Of tho Twentieth ACCOMPLISHMENT on The
streets, and not for its publication. The printer
of Tho manifesto tas been summoned before tho
Correctional Tribunal.
REPUBLICAN MkETrNo.
rAnts. Oct. !t-tiatnbetta will aldrcss great
meeting this evening. Six thousand cards have
By tho organizers VI tho meeting 10 prevent dis.
turbancc. The military authorities on their
part have taken special measures. They have
stationed dttachmenis OF tronps In tho Place
Chateau Eau close to tic place Of meeting,
and posted guard Of police III tho neszhbor'
FAR1s, Oct Q.-The great kcpublican meet.
tnE passed. oil Without disturbance. In Ills
epcecfl, uambctta said tha cxiatenco OF uuivcr-
danger which that Institution would incur II,
after having ut the Inst elections pronounced Iii
favor OF Republic, IL should now give ttsctf
tho Ito 10 consequence Of governmental prca-
sure. In TINT case the public peace would TO
compromised, for universal suffrage was p0sst-
bly, its only defense. Its fall wousl Involve the
decadcnce and death OF the country. uanbctta
culoglzcd Greyy as the man best fitted for con-
ttuuing tbs work Of concord, cone[lIstton, and
respect for tue law. lie dIseIaimcl any dcsfru
for power fur himself. and concluded With q
violent attack On tue cericals, who, he said, ,ex.
cited the fears nf Europe by tho presence Of an
Rts~nepablicaa coalition.
PARIS, Oct, D.-(aambetta, IN his speech, re.
tctrcl to Republican prospccts, and sail
"Attcr sitting thu Information which rcaclics
me from all quarters, assurc you tho 8G3 viii
return to Versailles reinforced to 400.
, 1877-10-10
EVANGELICAL KNowLEp6E.

BosToN, Miss, Oct. D.-'rho tsicnntal ecssion
Of tho Evangelical knowledge Society began
to-sAy. Two prominent Causes ot comparative
inactivity were held to bo the financial embar-
rsasment oi tho country aud tho unsettled
orate argument against to te,ency to M etror sa Of
tho Church. In ita ecclea!asticiatIi II WAS be-
coming hardly inferior 10 that Of tile Church of
Kotuc.
, 1877-10-10

KILLED By 4 MACHINE.
Spec4as MspaacA Ia 7As Ente.ga TStevss.
WlxoHA, Miuu., Oct. 9.--Jo''n BrasI, \ worthy
citizen Of this place, was killed last night by
board which lew tark fsoi, NJ ed,1ug ri achlpe
tn Youman's mill and struck him III sGe s!dc.
, 1877-10-10
DAGGED.
Gen. Miles Overtakes and Has An,
other Battle with Joseph.
The Chic and His Entire Command, gnr.
render Alter q Three-Days'
Fight.
Additional Facts Concerning tho
Battle OF Sept. 80.


JOSEPH sURRENnERs.
The following dispatch has been received II
tho military headquarters In this city:
1lxApquAnTkna D1sTnfer or rax Yttlovs.oxe
cAxr on EAnLx CHEEK, II. r., Oct. &, 1s77,.
Gen. 4. u. 7trry, Commanding Department of
.Datosa-DEAn QsNknAL: We hsrs hhd opr usuat
SUCCESS. We msde vcrI rapid and direct march
across tia country, and. after esvera ensaRs.
uont, and being kept under dna
for three days, the hostile tann
Of Nez Perccs under Chief Joseph surrendered At
: o'clock to-day. intend 10 start ths Second
Cavalry towaFd Denton On tho 7th inst, Cannot
supplies b sent ont On tho denton I'oad to mts
them, and tofurn with The remainder OF tho com.
saand to the Yellowstonef llcaf that shera T.
trouble between The soox and the Canada,
authorities. remain. acacral. yours very truly,
NzLsox A. Mills,
Colonel Drevet Mator-GcnerAt U. 8. 4. Conmsudoe
A. soon a. the companies Of the Second Cavalry
OF which Gan. Miles speaks. arrive h4rc, tho Com
mission win start for For Walsh.
ALrnEp Il. TERRY. Dsicadicr- General,
, 1877-10-10

lie ports very large, trade has lecn nvcrlnno for
tho arrival Of 4o,o} 10 5000 quarters ot Amer
pointing M Tie demand. iioilcrs hava
made concession carh nafkettlsy,
and prices arc from three tn four sshtlinEs
psr quarter lower thsn three. wccka ago.
Whether this state ot things will continue r.
mains to be seen. The. Immense shipments at
80 carly period would seer, 10 coisptonanco
the highest estimates a. to tho expnrttng power
OF the Atlnntsc States ths4 ytsr, hut With snc!1
al,ove not only resale here, bnt Tho value IN any
Of our n,atkets,i Il seems quite incredible That
Hhloments shoutl continue. on anything like
the same scalo as during the past month. 1t
much, cspeets1ly as forward contracts were NOT
made 70 anything like tho same extent for Octu-
bur AMI November shinn,cnt As for Sep
,sb: ss.Rs ,,rx se f for h,,a the cdms Int ,ra s1
tns sss a,hsf sf sae " All FIT. as cers" saess.ts tns
idea that aldpmcnts may now fur sotne time bc
on mucl, it,ore moderate scale. AnT sign Of
this would tell Immediately on trn.'e, for Tho
IL nearly ovcs, while tho condition will room be-
come very hal. 4 vcry large demand mar there
fore he expected for American wheat, for a.
Nsa snts T soS 70 eaa oil Tor rne
tton of the country to 20 upon. Another tn1u-
cncc to affect The trn,tc fnvorAbIy tnay come
from France. Trade there lsas not gone "a vas
expected. AN active Aemnnd on the part
uf French buycrs womlI hare seemed
to be f,lily justified. lMe this
may be changed. Like ourselves, they have had
i'ne weather, improved condition, aud, IN con-
sequence. home supplies. II IL difficult for us
restricted throughout France especially in
Paris, by tho dangers nnd anxiety OF the polit-
teal slttaallot. Should fhis crisis be happily
passed there would Immediately bc revival of
AAA.f $FtSf1n fVA
should then prpf,ai,ly sec Tho present 1allncss
give piaeu to avlislty. the French buycrs pro-
trelng At III. G to supply the necessities which
MI admit exist this ycart but which hitherto
Tic stuck OF oats IN London Is very heavy,
about ii0 COO quarters, against 2lo 0 last year.
The stock o[ wheat Ia about U0,oQ quarters,
against 400, ,0oo last rear.
, 1877-10-10

SOUTHERN PACIFIC,
THE Eokr YUMA CONTROVERSY.
8pSctaI L4Gp4&eA 10 TA3 CAicogo Tftbuxs.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Oct. 9.-The Fort Yuma
bridge subject Was again discussed BY the Cab
, 1877-10-10
SULEIMAN'S TASK.

The Work Laid Out for the
New Commander In
Bulgaria.
He Is to Commence Opera
tions at Once Against
.Biela.
And Will Encounter the Strongest
Part Of the Russian
Line.
The Russians Also Preparing
for an Active Fall
Campaign.
Conclusion of the Russo
Servian Negotiations
at Belgrade.
Servia VIII Enter the Fioll
|. Some Timo in Novcm-
Der.
Greece Again Assumes a War.
like Attitude Toward
the Porte.
Garnbetta Addresses an Inn
naense Republican Meet-
ing in Paris.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only 81.

STATE LOrTEKY COM
/. PANY.
This institution was regularly 1nc0rpo-
rated by the Lesislaturo OF the State for Ed
uca ion i Purposes In 1853, with capital
B. o 4, COO. To which 1t has sirco added re.
serve iund OF 9s6O,0lO. Its GRAND SINGLE
NUN BER DRAWINGSswill take place
monthly. The season OF lS7 opens win
the following schemes
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
TERNs-POsTA4E PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, one year, $3.50; SIX
months, s, three months, $3.50.
Daily. without Sundays, one year. &8,six
months, A25, three months. s2.25. less than
three months, 81 month.
The semi-weekly WORKD Tuesdays and
Fridayee$2 a year. To Club Agents-an
extra cory Tor q club Of ten-the daily for
club of twenty-five.
The weekly World (WednesdayseSl o
a club Of ten. the semi-Veekly for club
of twenty. the daily for club OF fifty.
Specimen number sent o, application.
Terms-Cash. invariably In advance.
All communications should be addressed
to THE WORLD,
Corner of Park Row and Beck man street,
ian5tf New York.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
The r. A. b. Soeistu.

The annual meeting of the T. A. B. So
ciety, for the election Of officers for the
ensuing year will be held in the basement
of St. Msry's Church, on Thursday evening
next.
Only one "snowballing cassH was before
the Mayor last evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
Ee WotSr Renters.

Weagain call the attention of our citizens
to the fact, that but few days remain in
which to pay water rents, as after Wednes-
day, the 31st inst. q renalty of 5 per cent.
will be added to all bills paid during the
month of February, and 10 per cent. on all
bills paid during the month of March.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24

CEND &c. to g. p. ROWELL 4 co New
y York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages, contain.
ing lists Of 1000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost Of advertising,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24

Have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
pronounce it the hest medicine In use. 4
case Of consumption WAS cured here BY its
use. We cheerfully recommend 1t to al
sufferers s-Jeffress, Roberts & Co. South
Boston, Va, November nth, 1878.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
$722,243.andn mo NO snAN4s. s.l1sR

W ~~y~ ~.O4uO M o00 ~ ~S~~'
Greatest single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United states.
~ authority of an act of the Legislature
the ne It All Prize Drawing will tsAe place
public at Cheyenne. Wyoming positive
ly January s. 1875 and 10 be conduc. ed Dy
sworn commissioners.
S722,2A3 TO he distributed.
Ali prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach OF any one 10 ootaln
4 rtune far only a small outlay.
To oe drawn the 18th and S0th ofeach month.
Prizes payable in full, without deduction
ON presentation at this ONCE Immediately
Grand cash Prize. $75,OlO
an do do 2,DW
do do do 2O.0O
4Grand Cash Prizes, lO,WV
do do do 500
I'M Cash PRICES. each l,N
Tickets, 81 each, or packages Of 10 ticke,r
$40. and the salance to be deducted only
rom the prizes drawn. Information fur
nished. Or,,ers filled. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery. and all legalized
lotteries IL roughout the world. orders
solicited. Apply 10 or address EMORY 4
civ. d8 I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24
DIED.

DIED.
O'DONTELL,-In this city, on Sunday, 2lst
inst. Mary ODonnell.
The relatives and friends Of he family are
respectfully invited to attend lhe funeral
from her late residence. No. 8i3 Bennett
sire I, Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock.
High Mass at 81. Nary's Church.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-24

NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMIN0TO
~ 4 WES FERN RAILROAD-Comm mmeno-
Ing Thurtday Dec. 4. 1870, Trains will rum
as follows: -
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, and s SOD m.
Leave Landenburg 9 As m and l 20 m.
Arrive at Wilmington 7 IS m, and 8 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg al IL m. and 9 40
p. m.
CONNECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen.
berg ~ % .. m. with train for Philsdel.
phia at 8 10 am.
Train leaving Wilmington at 10 20 m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 8. 10 M
ana aud Delaware train leay.
Ing Landenberg at 90 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenbere 1t a n. m
with PennsylvaniA and Delaware trsii1 and
WI, h train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at 81 p. m.
Train leaving WILMINGTON ut $50 m
with train leaving Pnilu)'l.h'a Il i-Isn.
m.
aus2s.0 DAVID C0NNELL, supt,
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,oooooTICKErs AT ONE DOLLAR EASE
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

|. % Prizes, amounting to 10 90
Write ,or Circulars or tend orders to
F CHARLES r. II WARD,
rIH New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUAA ERLY DRAWING
on February 4. 1877. Tickets $l0eacn zap
ita' nrize 81 0NO
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Kmi0hts Of RNthi0s.

The reception ball of the Uniform Corps
Rights of Pythias, takes place to- night a
Prof. Wehster's rooms, Masonic Temple
Grand march at 8 O'Clock. see
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xEW lDvEKrIs sME1rs

Death.
Marriage.
Henry Ward Beecher.
Notice to Wat r enters.
DR., Ru II 9 Cough sy up.
GOOD VIII and Fixtures for sale.
Notice-P!ne K.o, Association.
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PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
Which may be done with one-fourth
the usual expense, by using our
PATENT SLATE PA|NT,|
MIXED READY FOR USE.
Fire. .Pre0f, WATERPROOF, Durable,
Economical and Ornamental.
roof may be c.vered with very cheap
stingle, and by application Of this slats be
made to last from 70 to IS years: Old loois
can be patched and coated, looking much
better, and lasting longer than new shin
sies without the slste' for for,
The expense Of stating new shingles is
only about the cost of simply laying Them.
The paint is'FIRE-PRoor against sparks or
fiving embers, Is may be easily tested by
any one.
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and for tin or iron has no equal, as 1t ex
nands by heat, contracts by cold. and NEVER
CRACKs nor scales. Roofs covered with Tar
Sheathipr Felt can be made water-tight at
a small expense, and preserved for many
years.
ln'' ''@ ExTKEMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover hundred square
feet Of shinkle roof, while on tin, iron, felt,
mq etched boards, or any smooth surface.
rom two quarts to one gallon are required
To lO0 souave feet of surface, and although
tho Paint has heavy body II is easily ap-
piled with brush.
No Tar is used in this Composition
therefore 1t neither cracks in Winter, nor
runs in Summer.
On decayed shingles it flls up the hole.
tnat WI last for years. CURLED or WARPED
shingles it brings 10 their places, and
keeps them there. 1t fills up all holes in
Felt roofs, stops the leaks-ano although
slow dryer, rain does not enect ~ lew
hours after applying. As nearly all paints
that are black contain TAR, be sure you OBJ
tain our GENUINE article, which (for shin
gle roofs)is
CHOCOLATE COLOR.
when flrst applied. changing in about 2
month to uniform slate color. and Is TO all
intents and purposes SLATE. On
TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred. a. one
coat 10 equal to I'VE Of any OF dinary paint
For
BRICK WALLS
Paint ever introduced that will effeetually
prevent dampnesS from penetrating aud
discOloring the plaster.
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as q priming coat on
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED,
BR1GHT RED, and ORANGE.
NEW YORK CASH PRIZE LIST.
Gallons, can and box $50
20 hsff barrel 1906
~ one barrel 900
tu,e, roofing materials. etc, .t the follow.
i6oo rolls extra Rubber Roofing at 5 cents
per square foot. Or We will furnish Rubber
soo,ng Nails, Caps; az and a.s,s Slate paint for
S6o rolls 2-ply Tarrsd Roofing Felt. At ~
cents per so uare foot.
500 roils sply Tarred Roofing Felt. at ~
100 rolls Tarred sheathing, At n cent per
300 gallons fne Enamel Paint, mixed
ready Tor use, on inside or outside work, at
send for sample card of colors. All or
ders must be accompanied with the money
or satisfactory city references. No goods
shipped G. o. D., unless express charges Gre
guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited.
Il. SLATE PAINT COMPAHY,
lo2 2AlA MAIDEN LANE, New York
CEND sc. to G. P. ROWELL 4 co New
y York, for pamphlet Of 100 pages. contain.
ing lists OF 1000 newspapers, and e0tima tea
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NJ AR RI T. ID.

MARRIED..
JuSTIs-YOUNG.-'n the 18th by the Re Y
W. Ciusb-, at Ascension Church. Bal
more, F. -. Justis ofJe'sey City to Miss
Eva Young. Of st. Msry's county, Md.