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IadOrsiMg Mrs. Ray,s.

>, The Women's Christian Temperance
Uhton at Newark, N. j., have resolved that
"she thanks ofall true women are due Mr..
Hayes, the wife of the President Of the
united states, for her firm stand for God
ana the hight In her refusal to partake OF
vine at the late Russian banquet, and the
earnest taanks OF this Union are hereby
rendered her." -.s,.-''-,
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FMnsr0l,

The American Rifles, headed by the City
Cornet Band, attended the funeral, yester.
day afternoon, OF their fellow member
Thomas Hart, from bis late residence No
800 Pine Street. At tho grave the Nation.
al colors were wrapped around the coffin
and with them 1t was lowered into It's last
resting place. The company with due mill
itary honsrs fired salute over the grave
while the band played appropriate music
It was solemn and imposing scene and nc
doubt deserving.
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A CARD TO TaE PUBLIC.

|. The parties having failed TO come forth,
according to cor tract, I will open NV Nh. ~.
scum and Ice Cream Garden, Nos. I7 ana
200 west Fourth street to the public on Sat.
nrday the 6th day Of May. There is q large
addition being added to the Museum and
class ersler for the reception al Waters r. r.
VIII pc fonnd the most ple&sant and cooi
family resort In the city. a gtaso ~ sisn
ssing crested Sor. = band of hansic a the
sssi y \ WI AtRlrcK. q
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WEDNESDAY, May Q, 1877,
at 2O'clock p. m,

he following described Real Estate, viz
u that certain lot or piece of land with
20 story frame house thereon erecte0.
pate In the city of Wilmington aforesaid
ndeG aud describedas follows, to wit:
e'lnning on the southerly side of a 5!
wide street, (laid Out parallel with and
distance of $50 feet northerly from the
the sly side OF Lobde l street aud open
Heald and Claymont streets) at the
Iance Of rs teet Easterly from the easier
lde Of Heald street. thence southerly and
allel with Head street IS feet tl a corner
nce easterly and parallel with Lobdell
eI 70 feet to the westerly side of q 2 l-2
VIDE alley: thence norlherly along said
side parable! with Hea' d street. " feet
ne aforesaid side Of said of said GO feet
e street, thence thereby westerly J5feef
ae place Of beginning, be the contents
eol wnat they may, with use of alley
pied and taken in execution as the
ReCty O. James F. Brennan and Barak
nls wife and t. t.. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. sheriff.
FMS o1nce' New Castle, April q, 1877.
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Notice to Deltnqssst>vv Water Remters.

Notice to Delinquency Water Remtess.
The time having expired for the payment
OF water rents for the year 1877, notice is
hereby given, that unless they are paid, or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth day Of May next, then,
on ana ait that date, the Fcrrules of all
delinquent water renters will be drawn and
the supply cut off.
W. s. HAYES,
apl7.myl Rec ister.
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NOTICE.-TOA ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ CLAIMS AGAINST NEW .CASTLF
COUNTY-William Herbert, County Trea !.
and Carpenter, Collectors, No. 8l8 Mari tef
street, on TUESDAY, May l, 1877, from Ii, ia
IL o'clock Q. M, for the purpose Of ,pay in .
all bills passed at tho March session of tI,e
Levy Court; alfO appropriations made To-
Sunday schools. ~
WILLIAM HERBERT.
apl9llt County Treasurer.
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DELAWARE HOUSE,
MtMOs: Locals.
Latt day of the month.

Latt day of the month,
Sun rose at 4.59}l sets ct 6.54.
Fragrant smoking tobacco-Flower a z
virginia. smoke no other, A. A. Chapman,
agent ior Wilmington, Fourth and shipl ,
The members Of the Moral Suasitn n Club
attended Union NJ. E. Church IN a b. dy il ct
evening, to listen 10 Rev. Mr.. Mara's etr-
mon on temperance.
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RUssIA's HOPE.

LONDON, April 2S.-1n.ense enthusiasm
prevails throughout the Czar's dominious
Russia has 800, 900 men on the Danube and
125, 900 men In the Caucasus: while the op-
posing forces of the Turks are 100, 900 along
the Danube and $4,000 or less 10 Asia MI
nor. Both sides exhibit q weakness in
skilled generals an the position in Rou-
mania is unfortunate. Austria and Russia
are contemplating and agreement whereby
Bosnia will be ceded to Austria. =.
The main invasion is expected to take
place via Glurgevo and Rustchuk, which,
unitiDgwith the Dobrudscha column, would
threaten sbumia, previously capturing Or
mask ng silistrias!
The Turks have not yet crossed the Dam
ube. The occupation of Giurgevo by the
Russians is denied. ..
1t is rumored that the Sultan proceeds
next week to shumia; his brother Eschad
goes to Kars.
The Turkish fleet is ordered to block
ade the Russian ports. Hobart Pacha sails
shortly for Crete. The Ottoman troops
now occupy the whole Miridte district
The Turkish budget shows deficit of $50,
600.
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DeMttstrN.

Great achievements in Dentistry, full
aet of teeth IN three hours. Teeth that took
the prize Of the vienna Exposition, Is,
-, e1O, per set. Filling teeth . specially.
m. .. VI. Atoughton, No. 1i99 Vine
T. M Hhils aslrnias &. ~ 8 s y sssl7 y
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LOOK Our For CHEAP SHoEs-At Nj
Clancy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, In Second, the cheapest
place In the city. Shoes either ready-msde
or made to order,
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DEATHS.

GRTEVEa-On the 9th inst Margaret j.
wife OF flames 0rieves, in the 67th year of
her age
The relatives and friends of the family
from her late residence, 1N,8 Washington
street. Services at ~ o'clock: funeral at
2 O'Clock on Monday, to proceed to the
Mount Salem cemetery.
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NOTICE.-Paris M: Mitchell. CARPENTER
~ and Builder, has REMOVED from XII
Orange street. to shop No. 7ls Shipley st..
Wilmington. Bel. Jobbing In the city Of
rates. Residence,
mS0.1m lo5 JEFFERSON 81.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
UHEsTN UT HILL. PHILADELPHIA.
Under the care Of the Sisters OF St, Joseph
The course OF instruction includes all the
DranCheSO of q useful and Christian educa.
ton. -
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
500. For further particulars, address,
sepl.]y MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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NOTICE.-Go to Wilson l. Halls new
~ store, No. 5O7 Market street, and buy
your Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes. Our motto is
quick sales and low profits.
m&e3m WILSON d HALL,
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
>.
DOMESTIC.

ARREST OF couNTERFE1TERs.
CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Fred Starrberg
and John Schwarz, notorious counterfeiters
were arrested on Lock street, this city, last
night, and eleven moulds, several hundred
dollars in counterfeit half dollars, electric
batteries, ETC., were seized.
sMUaGLED OPIUM SEIZED. "
SAN Francisco, April 2S.-Last night
the revenue officers seized in the Chinese
quarter about $1,000 worth of smuggled
opium. 1t was found on the premises Of
Yo Ho, prominent Chinese dealer In gen.
eral merchandise. No claimant to the
property has appeared.
BRIDGE BURNED.
COLUMBUS, o., April 2s.-The long bridge
of the Columbus, Springfield and Ctncln-
natl Railroad Company over scioto River,
west of this city, was destroyed by fire this
evening, The loss is about ten thousand
dollars.
A MoNsTRous CRIME.
BosToN, April 2S.-Sam Freeman, COL,
committed an indecent assault on girl
aged twelve years named Barrett, while on
her way home from school at Lancaster,
Mass, which rel ulted in the death of the
victim.
PEDkSTRIANISM. .
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 2S.-Bertha
Won Hillern, completed at forty-nine min
utes past ten tonight her walk Of 145 milss
in 50 hours, with eleven minutes ito spare,
her last mile was made in II min lbs. The
hall was densely packed and there was great
enthusiasm. " .. .,. D
EASTWARD FREIGHT.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The managers of
Eastern lines of railroad met here to day,
nd, incidentally to do other business, in
structed freight agents to increase rates on
Estern business on basis of forty cents |
to New York for fourth class freight. This
Is an advance of five cents,
DISASTER ON LAKE HURON. !
DET1o1T, April 2S.-A despatch from
Apena reports that the Steamer c. s. Bald
win, iroo laden, is ashore on the ree.r near
Bay Light. She is full of ster,
but lies easy, and hopes are entertained of
saving her.
HAIL storm.
CINCINNATI, April 2s-Reports indlc' ste
hat the hail and snow atorm of last Mig ht
md this morning was very general throug
'ut Iowa and In the greater part of Illinois,
The damage was not very great. Il
SNOW IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, April ss.-Passengers who arri. =
ed from. the east this morning report sew. j
raj inches Of snow at Avo and Creston, Q
owa. It showed hard here all this after- j.
oon, but is now Clear The storm h gen.
raj throughout this section. Ii
INDIAN ouTRAaEs,
LEAvENWoRTn, April 2S.-Reports from
be Texas Pan Handle corroborate the sto-
les Of Indian raids In that locality. The
ApAches have been troublesome for about
wo months. A party Of hunters who came
ITO Wichita yesterday, say they wer at-
lcked and had to defend themselves. ! fill
q companies have been ordered out to
uiet them, anti band of100 hunters Il 'om
ouble Mountain has been organized to
ght them. l.
TBE NEVADA BANK.
SAN FRANe,Isoo, April Is 20. +. ChrisA \
nsoen, of 3 .G.krnold y Co., New York;
ae to-day AIectaa cas]nier AZ Tia n NSsv.aAs 3
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RUSSIA AND AMERICA.

LONDON, April 2S.-Americans are ex-
ceedingly popular at present in Russia
There is wide expectation that America
will declare war with England in case the
latter attacks Russia. 1t is supposed that
America would gladly seize the opportunity y
to destroy English commerce.. If this op.
ision is absurd, still it permeates Russian
society.
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Hotel Afrlva,s,
CLAYTON HOUSE.

night:
9. II. French, Camden, N. J.
Alfred SOUL, Albany, N. Y. > a
Il. G. Finsham, Toledo, o.
A. G. Lindsay, Phila.
N. Morris, N. Y. g., l5fs4
P. F. z johnson. lola, Kansas.
A. J. Hanschon, Delaware City, Del.
9. B. Gristc, Phila.
DELAWARE HOUSE,
Richard Pelling and wife, city,
Il. Duval. Baltimore, Md.
James Hildreth, city.
]. A. Wright, Dover; Del.
b. Fl. Miller and wife, Avonlale, Pa.
Matte and Carrie Coornr, AyondaIe. p.
J. Mc1ntire, Elkton, Md. 80
F. M. Furbcr, Phlla.
s: E. Frame, Media, Pa.
Z. s. Perkins, city.
W. Murphy, city.
": r. Turner. N. Y.
C.1. Weirman, N. Y.
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VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
v COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
o thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t Is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelph Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of i've months, lin
advance $50.
For fuii particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. d.,
decl.1yr President.
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FOL. 2. NO. 2o2.
ENTIIsTRY.
lENT1srRY.

n. Gilkyson, has taken the ofice
{eiy occupied by Dr.. Emmer Jefferis,
~ the determinstioI to do nrst.class
(rk. and abstraction TO al who favor
very Inoderste. The old stand. 6th and
lpley streets. e,.
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WE OFFER

| WE OFFER
BLANKETS.
pslsis psries, ,';fs s size Blankets atss o. former
pni5s pl'es s1,fa ,a size Blankets, at s4so former
50 pairs I; ali iV wool Blankets from 20 to .,s,
A splendid line Of ali wool long
PAISLEY sHAWLs,
At $l2, always soldbefore for 80, Beautiful
green and black plaid Shawls for $o.5O
BLACK SILKS
From rs cents to $3.50. -
r BLACK CAsHMEREs.
Good quality of Black Cashmeres at s71St.
Al % wool Cashmeres at ez]]ac.; &c., 75c. size.
BLACK ALPACAs,
In great variety. from 25c. to sl.oo.
HANDKERCa1EFs.
An elegant assortment of Ladies' and
Cents plain and hemmed Handk erch,anF.~
Special Bargains in Silk Handkerci,
/: P. CAMPBELL.
sl2-Sm 2lo MARKET ST.
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orr nj ec. 3. to q. P. ROWENL q CO Na~,
|lsts ~ ~ soR pamphlet Of 100 PAGES, oortsin.
Iin"~ - ossyU scU newspaperS. MI SsfiSa -
sS dvetti6an1 Is, a1Is 4
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WILMIN GT0N. DEL, MONDAY, APRIL 30. 1871.
CONVICTED OF xANsLxuaHrER.

H
WARRINGTON, April 2s.-The jury in
the case of Samuel Morris and William
start, indicted for the murder Of Charlie.
Boyee, pencil peddler, on the night ol
February last, this afternoon returned q
verdict Of manslaughter.
PEACE IN MEXICO.
! Dispatches received at tho Navy Depart.
ment from Commander Selkreg, of the
United States steamer Essex, dated off
Vera Cruz, April IS, reports that tranquil
ity exists throughout the Republic Of Mex.
leo, that peace and confidence seemed re-
stored with tho acknowledged election Of
General Dtaz, and that the interests of our
countrymen on the coast. are in no way
menaced. S. .ct ..s.H.
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MURDERED,

NORFOLK, April 2s.-A negro woman
named Jeanette Wilson, living in Nanse-
mond county, five miles from Suffolk, mur-
dered her husband in his sleep the night
before last by attacking him with an axe.
She completely severed the head from the
body, and then fled with paramour, who
had melted her to the inhuman deed. The
woman was arrested and committed to jail
and has made full confession.
TOREIGN,
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NOTICES..

NOTICE.-Joshua Marle, Attorney
~ Law, as removed to Office N. w. cor
Sixth and Shipley street.
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} ERIFF'3 SALE.

(y virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
directed will be exposed to public sale
fhe Lafayette Hotel, 841 Shipley street,
y by George W. Ortlip in the city of
|mington, New Castle county, Delaware
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Threeg girls and one stout toy
at Chadwick's Museum and Ice Cream
Garden. Reference required.
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'ASNs OF WILMINGTON. ROCK IT
ZAP SHOE STORE
aud CHEAP BOOT STORE
NO. Gil e. SIXTH STREET,

Chi,ddrnsa., hi dna Shoes for Ladies, Gentlemen.
bthar 81 az prices far below those oil
FBoottss snoe dealer in town.
|dinr n.nn ana shoes made TO order and
nronnntlv attended 70. - 80
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ARREST OF oouNrERFE1TERs.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Fred starrberg
and John schwarz, notorious counterfeiters
were arrested on Lock street, this city, last
night, and eleven moulds, several hundred
dollars in counterfeit half dollars, electric
batteries, ETC., were seized.
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TB q NEVADA BANK.

SAN FRANeIsoo, April Is 20. T. ChrisA
tIonsoen, of , .G.Arnold y CO., New York.
kas to-day elected cashier Of the. NsSyysda,
IAant; 49, M ~ ilsis s)elgsli@, h 9Th
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PEDkSTRIANISM. :.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 2S.-Bertha
Won Hillern, completed at forty-nine min
utes past ten tonight her walk Of 145 milss
in 50 hours, with eleven minutes Ito spare,
her last mile was made in II min lbs. The
hall was densely packed and there was great
enthusiasm. .. p
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EASTWARD FREIGHT.

EASTWARD FREIGHT.
CHICAGO, April 28.-The managers ot
Eastern lines of railroad met here to day,
q nd, incidentally to do other business, in
structed freight agents to increase rates on
Eastern business on basis of forty cents
to New York for fourth class freight. This
is an advance of five cents,
, 1877-03-28

The Chfcaso prol,.rr Inarseta wera Irregular yea
tcrday. wErat Ennr and pr,ylslo,,s being nctivc,
the reA qnet. Mess pusk closud .Oc per bri high.
or. ut Sl COZ. 1JD5 for April and SIT. 7:ife13. TN
for May. Lard c'ossd 1:'ic fcr 1o0 lba higher, at
81 l.0ts!i23 for April and ~. 1Os0. 3!!i for May.
Mcat- tlorcd stcndy, at 4+ic for loosc shoulder,
7aac 70, do shirt r., AMI INC fur tin shnrt ccars.
llt:h" quiet. ut st. perEa1lo,. Flour was
Moderately active and rn,. Wheat clodca 5.c lower
ut s1."i3t fur March and u. 27si for AurII. Torn
close s'eay, n: IT, for April n1ll lasic for May.
Oats cio4ed NC o*rs, ut 81 !ic fur April and HING
for May. Rye wal steady, ut t41G 1GeliJ,4c. Dnslcy
ciorcd fser. ut :'t!ic ior MnFch and :ysEH5ic for
April. l1ols wcf" fairly ncivc. ut 80 1oc decline,
closlng steady at s. G0at $50 fnr ronr to chuice.
TVS sastls marict was aes,e aua ifsevniassy lover,
with hnlrs Il. ~. 5oGt5. ~, Sheep were weak, at
VI. ho9Ib. III fur co,nnnn to cilnee graIcs. I.aat
. Saturday evening shrtp wa, III store In this city
sssA, 1:D Gu "iras, ,. a5s, :@4 ba corn, III, 7s0
t oat-, lf7. Biz bn rye. and 607. EjG tu barley In
ld{itson 10 :, f;4' b wheat> , 90! l,t cos,,, aud
~, 47p lit tyr uoat. fltn hundred dollars Et gold
Sou'd buy sl04. IA III gypenbacii Ut the close.
, 1877-03-28

Senate. 1eagsxsox is said to hayo gone
back on Lis own bili, or at 1oaat grown cold
OH It. Wo allude to tho bill he prepared aud
introduced authorizing the people Of Cook
County to elect the Commissioners on a gen.
eral ticket, whcroby the present thievish
ring can bo brokon mp, aud tho affairs Of tho
Board reformed. Tho Thing for senator
KEuoE TO do Is to tako hold OF the bill will, bis
accustomed vigor and ability md put 1t
through. It would bo q tail feather in his
cal' to do SO. md the most popular net of
his legislative career. It Ia sail tllat the
sovon-thousand.slo1la attorney Of the ring
las "Gxc.1" sonator DELANEY and pledged
him 10 fight tho bill in tho interests Of the
rascaIly ring; but KEs1oE is not so easily
captured by the rascals or their attorney.
Worcpeat that KrHoE should 40 to work In
boha1f Of tho taxpayers OF Cook County anil
shoulder tlas bill through. All tho Cook
County Senators who care button for their
oouatituenta' interest will help him nli i1
tloir power. Tho frionds of Senator Ron,x-
hon had hoped mud expected TINT Ito would
roap tho honor Of securing tho passage OF
that reform bill 40 greatly needed, but ho
Inns !. weakened Under tho influence of tho
ring, md can't 10 depended upon, acoorI-
Ing to tho reports TIM: como mp from Spring-
tlo1l, to 'lo anything moro for tho bill. Lot
stronger 1sen take hold OF s1o bill md 500
Tint 1t becomes Inv, a,ul tho people ot
cook County will heartily thanl; them, md
not forget tie tlono..
, 1877-03-28

The hi1l pending before tho Legislature 10
rcorganize the Circuit Courts Of this State
was ordered to a third reading In tho House
yesterday. Tho bill VIVA amended on motion
Of Air. MATTHEW'S 20 as to create outside of
Cook County thirteen circuits, in each Of
which there arp to DO elected three Judges.
The number Of circuits In tho State outside
Of this county ia twenty-five. This bill will
increaso tic whole nu,nber of Judges, aud
provide sufficient number to supply the
new Appellate Conrts These Judges aro to
arrango their business In their several cir
cults 80 ~ TO close It up without de!ny, and
they may bo assigned to hold courts In other
circuits which may need additional Judges
10 expedite business. Tho bill was nmend-
eli after long dobate by providing TINT at
caol, election at Judges each voter may vote
three votes, ono for each Of three candidates,
or may oufnulnto Ills votes for any one caa-
dilatc. The object OF this Is to prevent
partisan judiciary, and to leave to tho people
Of all parties entire freedom In all parts and
sections of tho State to choose Judges FREQ
Of partisan dictation.
, 1877-03-28

most interest In the matter, first, because
The now Gctnnnio Union Inns incorporated
fourteen millions Of lson,nn Catholics, moro
than onc-thir1l Of tito population Of tho
Empire, under Tho rulo of tho Emperor;
mud, second. because tho dogma Of infalli.
llisy forced nm Issue between the Pope and
D1suAscK which las been fought tl.ua far
will, oxtromo bitterness on cnch side. 1',s-
MAnoK has entered too fnr into this struggle to
Withdraw from It. II tho notion Of tho con.
cfavo TINT elects tue popo should 10 inimical
to Germany,-if they should Relect q auc-
cessor hostile to DtsMAncK, or determined to
enforce tic policy which BISMARCK has fought
so long, It would be impossible for lin to
pass IT by without notice.
There Is possibility, Of course, TINT tho
new occupant Of tho Vatican may DO quietly
elected md consccrntct1 aud entcr upon Ills
duties without disturbing tho current Of
political and religions events in Europe but
ancll = contamination does not scem prob
nble in view Of the <'e1icato relations betweon
tho papal Power md the Italian Government,
nnt1 tho present mutual hostility Of the
Vatican md tho Imperial Power Of Germany.
II Is mora liko1y tint Europe Is on tho verge
of series Of an.ltlcn md startling changes
Which will dwarf the political complications
Of tho Eastern question aat1 continc 1t with
In very narrow limits. airy disturbance over
tho paral question must directly involve
Italy, spnin, A,,stria, aut1 Germany. aud In
directly England aud France, thus leaving
tho snar1 between 1sussin md Turkey to bc
unraveled by Themselves, until the greater
question Of the two is settled. It can bc but
short time a& best before tho cnrtafn will
be rung up for tho performance Of very
stirring drama, fraugllt will, paramount i'm.
portnnce to tho interests Of millions Of pso-
s,fe
, 1877-03-28
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

lRsomf. ocrupaet
!. CHATTER OAK LIFE Insurance Dtpt.)
.. To isf:NT.
J. HtfsTfN 4 WALLACE. !. r. DALE.
4. nEEDEE WArCff.CAHE MANF'3 CO.
j. RONniSH d ArrLEruS.
9. To RENT.
7. LCEDkEls 4 tll1TCf1ISs. '.......
7. WM. &. E}t.X. \. ). Nls0NS. W. ROphtS$.
y. WRIGHT T. TrRRELL.
lu CHATTER OAk LIFE tLonn nep't.}
ll.13. rAll.Caili.t r HLACKMAS.
i, l4-ts. JAMES MUfsbAH. II. ". HI!lbGE.
ih HENRY r. SEEIYE. ". u. cU0FEit.
III n. u. HAHDIN.
49, IL. u. Il. rEAIsSUSA II TO.
~. HUTCHINSON LGFF.
~. u. l.. nASKtN d Gtt
1T. ASSOCIATE Ei'1Tt5is.
II, EptTUn-lN.C1fiEF.
~. MANAGING EDITOR.
2I ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
~. l.. Z. EARLE
u. ". !. BARNEY & CO.
h. WILLIAM l't;USs.
nj. II. +. SOllCRO2S i. 4. MtEfD0WSEY.
~. NEDPATlf i.ft:El}M HtI.EAu.
ii. COMMERCIAL EnlTUls
u. y. y. pEyTEll. ........--..
j.: III. HEh. l.. TIATCtEtL 4. +. STEVENSON.
> IL. Nlt.tIr EDITOR.
, IT, CITY EDITOR.
: o,n,c. in the Building to rent hy IF. c. DOW.
1e,.,tn Il.
, 1877-03-28

The rival Governors Of Soutl, Caro!sna wilt
robAbly appsar before tho President a,,l
is advisers Tomorrow, aud ench enslcnvor
- show causo why tho other sl,onl,l b.
cemel an ,1;urper and trrated accordingly.
!. is believed Tint boil, hnyo ,,ala every
,rcparation Ia tlefond their rcspectiyc claims
thu Goveruorsl.ip, and that CllAMnEAr.AlS
i'll hasc 'ia argument upou the alleged
:uu.la iu Edgalclll and La',rens Counties, MIL
10 fact TINT thu State Doard Of Cauyasscrs
+, avo him ahont lOu t,aJorityi whjlo HAAp-
; y; wilt declare Tint thu County cauvassers,
pom wEose count the Stata WAS dsclnrest for
!, ArEs, returned majority for the HAMPTON
) s.lht
, 1877-03-28

competent md reliable men, md those for
Cons.ab!ea present strong contrast to tho
mob of bun,mcrs aud loafera nominated on
the Democratic ticket. The Republican
Convention did graceful md crcli.ab1e
thing in tho unanimous adoption Of q resolu-
tion, offcrad by n gentleman WHO had labored
hard fer Mr.. Wn1onr, indorsing the nomina-
tion Of AfoxnoE HEATH for Mayor, md
pledging the best efforts Of the Convention
to sncrlru his nlectiotl