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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
THE SUNDAY LAW.
IT'S ENFORCEMENT TO BE ATTEMPTED IN PHIL
ADELPHIA-THE MURPHY MOVEMENT.

ITS ENFORCEMENT TO BE ATTEMPTED IN PHIL
ADELPHIA-THE MURPHY MOVEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. 1871
Ono OF the good results of tho total abstinence
ment inauguraed here by Francis Murphy, tho item
perance apostle Is the renewal OF effort by the city
authorities to enforce the Sunday Liquor law, urged
thereto by number OF prominent citizens, as an
nounced in the HERALD recently. Mr.. Murphy has
holding daily public meetings here for several
weeks past the total abstinence cause, and by his
powerful arguments and moving, magnetic appeals,
has secured many converts and rescued hundreds OF
IRON over-ndulgence in drink. He has been
working day and night and the excessive labor viii
make necessary for him to take rest about the LIST
ofJune but he will take up the light again and will not
stop until. he says, the whole city saved. Mr.
Murphy Is plain, unletered iron worker from Pitts
burg. himself recent convert, with sublime earnest
the only secret OF his power.
DIFFICULTIES ~ ENFORCING THE LAW.
The effort that will be renewed tomorrow 10 carry
the almost obsolete law against selling liquors ON
the Sabbath Is bescI with many difficulties. Mayor
stoklcy states that be has given tho police captains
orders instruct their men obtain what evidence
they can tomorrow against the owners OF liquor
looms which may be open Sunday, and report the
same 10 him and the Chief OF Police The police Will
not be per IN TIED 10 enter tho drinking places for
sons ha, are easily apparent aud hence as tho Mayor
Says the work OF obtaining evidence Will manly rest
with private citizens. Difficulties have always at
tended the endeavors OF the police TO enforce this law.
Three times the Assembly has considered bills dccnr-
ing he simple opening OF saloons on Sunday 20 be
SulccuL eFlucHCe oi suics uui 40 many siincs ho'o
the bills failed to pass. consequently saloon Keepers
have perfect right to keep open doors and to keep
lights burning sunday. and this right they under
stand and themselves Of They hav, no right 10
pass liquor the counters, however, aud giving
away glass OF liqnor amounts to The Same thing as
sale IN the eye OF the law. person, therefore,
who Is witness The act OF drinking In public house
complain and the bartender can DO arrested and
held 10 answer.
LIQUORS xUsr BE TESTED Br
But, Their, tho difficulty Of securing conviction
arises. The courts always fail 10 convict unless wit
ness swears positively That he knows OF his own
knowledge that liquor drank Tho mere color Is not
proof enough as It might DO only molasscs and water
or some liquid not Intoxicating For conviction posi-
tive proof N gwen and that only be secured
by testing liquor. As the police officers are not
allowed do this II would seem that II only remains
for tho advocates abstinence TO visit the grog
shops call Tor drinks and taste them, or else 10
hire informers as was done Brooklyn. Such IS the
dilemma OF the crusaders
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CLAIM FOR A MILLION.

Some months ago John A. Merritt, a wealthy bache-
lor OF iart Chester, who had by spcculaons in cattle
accumulated personal property to tho amount Of
81 100 00o and real valued ut $40 co., died sud
denly without making will lie was represented as
having near relations Mr. Jared V. Peck and
others were appointed administrators or the estate.
Yesterday person known as Eliza Wilson, of the
vi Rye, gave notice through her counsel TO the
Surrogate that she Is the widow Of late John A.
Merritt and that her William IL the offspring OF
her union or relationship with Mr. Merritt. Shc there
fore moves TO have the present administrators super
sodcd ana TO show why letters OF administration
shall not TO granted her The is said 10 be
about nity years ola, ana has always signed his name
W lillian Wilson. lie now Gains tho name VI VIII
lam Merritt Some interesting Developments arc cx-
pectcd 10 come 10 light N The hearing before the SUR
rOgutc.
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THE LEWIS WILL CASE.

At Newerk, yesterday, before Chancellor Theodore
Ruuyon, the called OF the contested viii OF
Mr.. j. L. Lewis, the Hoboken millionaire, who devised
all his wealth toward the cancellation of tho national
debt The interested persons present formed quite an
array OF people. the case was really before the
Chancellor as Ordinary Surrogate General, and
the only question now IS whether the
document offered Tor probate as tho viii
OF Lewis IS TACT his last will aud testament,
anu except the right 10 his estate Is affected ~ tho
wi the destination OF bis property not before Tue
Chancellor IN THIS litigation The Chancellor mauc an
order that the testimony be taken before the Register
OF tho Prcrogavc court (hc secretary OF Stuc) nc-
cordng TO the practice NO day set That being let
TO be determined By the mutual convenience OF tho
parties in interest There was no argument whatever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
CLAFLIN'S CLERK COMMITTED.

The examination in the cases OF Bolton, the dis
homes, clerk Of H. b. Claain n Co.. and OF Hall and
Marsh the alleged receivers Of the stolen property,
was held ~ the rombs Police Court yesterday before
Judge smith, and resulted Beiton aud Hail being
held IN 1o06 bad each and Marsh IN S. 900. Captain
Murray gave testimony the hndng oil tho prop
erty IN tho possession oi the prisoners
In Marsh's case T.. N. Williams. OF No. les Broadway,
Brooklyn; Elizabeth q Crawford OF No ~ Eighth
avenue. and Moses A. Kccb, OF No $40 sixth avenue
placed on the stand experts 10 tho mott
radc TO prove that Marsh must have known the goods
stolen whcD he offered stock OF threads
sixty ~ We cents
The prisoners were all committed In default OF bail
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Tho closing prices at three p. N. were :

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices of the principal active stocks to-day
compared With those OF yesterday
MISUNDERSTANDING Mail. IL New York Central, *;
Lake Shore, n Union Pacific, 1; Northwestern, Ia:
Northwestern preferred, Ia; Rock Island. 1ss ST.
Paul. %; ST. Paul preferred ~; ONO and Mississippi.
Observation-Disclosures aud Lackawanna, u; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, u.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money call easy at ~ per CEN, and closed
very easy at Ia per cent The following tho
rates OF exchange New York at the aforementioned
cities to-day:-savannah, buying 3-l6 selling 5-l6;
Charleston, EASIER offering freely, 3-16 u premium;
st. Louis, lilo premium; CINCINNATI steady buying
par selling 10; New Orleans commercial Il, bank
u, and Chicago, nrm co TO Is premium. Foreign
exchange dull and steady, with actual business at
4s7h 4.s71S Tor bankers sixty days sterling, ant
l. S9M q 400 for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1861, declined to 1867 and closed
at 1864. The carrying rates were u and per cent
and tho borrowing rates fiat and 2 pcr cent Tho
actual specie shipments to Europe to-day amount to
x2lOo0 OF which $780, 600 is gold coin and the 70.
mnndcr silver
Gold clearngs at tho National Bank OF the State Of
Now York;
Gold balances. ...........'........... $40 2so
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,732SlI
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency Exchanges. ................. $5S0l6, 49l
currency oaahccs. -...................... 3loo,1u
Gold exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5g7l,772
OoIu pWahccS...... ............s........ vVio9o
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
currency exchanges $393, l6l, 900
CuIIcnoy oauhScs. .....s........ Su,ZVD,ooV
Gou exchanges. 43Vbo,9io
Cold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,650,O36
rnE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows increase in the surplus
OF $ll0s50, which raises the amount now held
by the banks In excess Of tho legal requirements 70
$l7,643550 The principal changes increase IN .
legal tenders oil ,37l 900 and decrease Of 81 40 300
in specie 1924 300 loans $3.50 600 in deposits
The following table shows the changes in tho New !
York city banks this week as compared with ast:-
May H. Nay 49, Differences.
Loans. $685. l9 800 $25os9t,7O0 Dec. 1924 200
Legal tenders 81, oe6 700 5a.as7, 200 Inc 1000
Deposits. 227 226 600 go Gas 400 Dec. $50 900
Circulation. l6.06s, 700 IL, 06y,900 Inc. ,2oo
GOVERNMENT
Governments bonds were strong the morning ana.
closed firm In spite OF the decline in gold The follow,
Ing were the last quotations : United States currency
sixcs, l25 1L55; do do, 1881, registered, li4H
n494 90 do do, coupon, 1l55s ll55s; 40. do. 1860
new, registered, 1l13s 1l1ss; do. do, do, coupon
INK 1ll do. do, 1867, registered ll4,f 1lls o.
do do. do coupon, 1lla a1IlS do do, 1868, rce'su
tered, Id; do do, do, coupon, l16; do, tcn-fortics
registered ian 127s do do, coupon, 1l3ss llSk"'
do nvcs, 1881, registered, lli AHA: do. DO. do y
an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
VISITORS AT SING SING.

Although Warden Clark, OF Sing Sing Prison, has
publicly denied the statement that he had issued an
order prohibiting tho relatives and friends OF convicts
IRON hereafter visiting them, there stu seems to be
some misunderstanding about the matter. Thomas
Fitzgerald, who gives has address No. 10 Catharino
slip, called nj the HERALD Office yesterday aud stated
that he his vito VISITED the PRISON last Monday Tor
the purpose OF seeing sister OF the latter wien thoy
we're refused the privilege OF doing by the Warden
Fitzgerald also added that his sister-naw has been
confined In the prison Tor year without seeing
friend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
"WES" ALLEN IN COURT.

Charles Wesley Allen, alias 'Wes' Allen, who
arrested on charge Of having picked the pocket of
william Taylor, Of Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, Of
gold watch cham valued at $50, arragned be-
ioro Police Justice Walsh yesterday. The Assistant
District Attorney Mr. Snell asked Tor adour
OF the Investigations the police making n
qur,es which Will doubtless provo valuable the
fer The people. Tho examination was adjourned till
Tuesday next
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NEPTUNh'S LETTER BOX.

A very strange report made within the last
twcniy-our hours 10 the police OF the Twenty-third
precinct. John g Gilmarun, or Throaas Point, W est
chester county, brought bottle TO the Captain, saying
he had lound the sound, near Fort Schuy Ter,
Friday. In this bottle n card, which the
following inscription Saiiboat capszcd Nav 3, 1877.
Charles Morgan Paul Decide aud William y. Lord, Jr. y
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MARRIED.

McMANus-CusKLEy. --On Tuesday. 18th inst, at the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. Henry
Pratt, WILLIAM j. MCMANus to MARY A. f., daughter
OF Mr. James Cusklcy
O'CoSNoR-HowEs In Brooklyn on Thursday,
May II 1877. by the Rev. John loughran, d. d., Of
st. Paus Roman Catholic Church, GEORGE A. OCoN-
NOR TO EMMA }. HowEs, both oil Brooklyn.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ENGAGED.
srERx--GoLrsMIrH On Thursday evening May II,
JUIus s. STERN to Miss Rosa GOLDSMITH, both OF this
city. No cards
Albany and San Francisco papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
AclTY AJcrioS MAXI AND NEW YORK latter
.,o oonSEE ,IS OF 3 Yroadwsy and se,h
RkGULAR SALES of Horses, Carriages &c.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY,
TWENTl,FuCR hours allowed for trial.
TIE ONLY Driving Ring III the state.
CATALOGUE 81 SALE RUS DAY.
cExrLxMASs h6hD hhHHH ra2noa. m"aocS isuDr,ur
speedy chestnut rotng Geding 1922, nigh years old
an an ca, ea na .r" mill m 10 either .agle Or 70
Wagon by 'rewnter Cos of 25ih 1t Harness Kobe.
Ok ACCuUST of owners ii health, = TOP side bar Road
Wagon siae spr'ng no top Wagons donblc Harness;
FINE TRIMMED Portland Sleigh good order
IuE HIGlI-BRED bay trotinv Geldlng fla agman. I5is
high foaled 1871 got by spragucs iambleonan BY
appearing niched In harness. is gned like
eockwok very stylish. and 80: also bar
Rg"a s"oT Ma,S@ ,WiY ,Yi"r"sS1 nnnsiv IS now
TOi SIDE bar Dad WAGON by vamdcrgaw
years uld prompt mandy aud reliable driver and the
perfect road OF family mare kr"wn o has tro,tcd
iu three minutes and Is warranted sound aud kind. Also
top Piny Phaeton. Harness. &c.
TOP PLAI FORM spring Groccr's Wagon.
LARGE LOT OF drnhlc ana single llatness.
81 PrilB COMBINED brown saddle and harness Geld
ing 1874 high years old; has elegant style grand a.
pearance ow 30 gait aud warranted and
TOR DEPOT Wagon nearly new.
FIFTEEN ufIihI Iiumd Wa.uns. Carriages &c
TlIhTEhS buSiN EOS ana Work Horses.
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
4 TOR wAGON. TOR rnAkrON AND HARNESS;
N he sld ut ule; they good i3S
Nrst yist aso thc fastest Road Mare IN city
A HANDSOME TOR pIAEroN AND HARNESS.
N nearly new and phacton Pony; has been driven 10y
. lady also very fat trotter ~ West 37h ~.
4 SPLENDID BnEWsrnR FAMILY CARRIAGE
N for the country Wood Brohcrs' Victoria; great
bargain No. b west l3th 81
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
THE TURF.

NILMORE's GARDEN
VI This Saturday evening, March Ia. 1877,
Trotting-Purse $40. mile, In g.
T.. A. Davdsons sr. 4. simon.
George Wrght's x. 4. Success.
William ). Lanes b. z. bay Boy.
William vokenbergs b. Y. Float.
William i. Weeks b. IN. Flora Il.
George licehert's Z. &. White Fnwn.
George Payne's b. IN. Lady D.
Il. H. Doty's b. T. Bay JAKE.
James Moran's b. " Orphan Boy.
GRAND TROTrING MATCH-S1Oo. mile. 8 in5
NJ. NJ smiths Z. IN. Nell
James Robins0n's blk. IN. Lady Burns.
SECOND TROrrING PURSE-$lOO, milo, 3 In s.
+. Canhed's ST. nj. Annie.
Leph. Dah.man's b. Y. Calico.
Abe Garson's X x. Butcher Bog
4. Matthews b. y. Little Dexter
SECOND GRAND TkOTTlNG MATCn-sioO mile, in s
\. Canhcid's b. r. Jack u alley.
J. Newman's b. &. Harvey.
.TROTTING GswEEPSrAKE-sl5o.m mile, sins.
i. Manccs br. III. Addie T.
L.. II. Doty's blk. x. old Bob.
NJ. Pettit's blk. 4. Charley.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
pROPOsALs,..,

BOSTON, REVERE BEACH AND Lynn RxfLR0AD.
Notice to Steamboat Buidcrs-scsed proposals will 10
received until Monday March TO- j.. NJ, for the
OF Ferry Boat according
specifications which the office Of the
company, $50 Atlantic xv, Boston.
separate proposals be mado for tho Hull and for tho
Engine and Boiler
Ali proposals be marked Proposals for steam ferry
boat"
The right 10 reserved reject any and all proposals.
EDW. II. WHORE, superintendent. 81
BosroS March 13. 1877.
TKOPOsAI.s WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO wEDNES-
day March ~ for grading aud masonry on Rverside
av between I'D aud S6th the oifcc ot DECKER
McENCROE. BroHdwav, between s4th aud 18th
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.
NHE MOkEAU-LkFEvRE CHAMpAGNES AitE FOE
i linvalids--Convenient and health. giving.
VICTOR h. MAuGER, New Yssh
The New York herald., 1877-03-17

CKIN DISEASES a SPECIALITY.
OrctteE-Symptoms- Crusty O scales form patches
different parts Of the body.
Prurigo Intense itching at night increased by wsrmth
o eruption but that caused by scratching.
Above aud nil skin diseases by Dr. VAN DYKE No.
q West 18th st. Hours, % to 7; Sundays. toa
rCAMAR INDlEN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOZENGER
l. agreeable to take; special remedy for conspat
its consequences f. GRILL LOT 81 Rue Rnnbuteau, Paris
Depot CASWELL, HAZARD CO., New York.
rrIlOs. STEVENSON ATTORNEY. &C, NO. 10 WALL
ST., will attend to collections the most favorable
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
MACIllN EIRY.

MACHlNEMG.
fNnE HERALD OFFERS TWO SINGLE BULLOCK
Perccting Presses for sale cheap They capable of
printing 900 copies each per hour Of eight page paper
and both sides ut and bc spcedcd 1000 IL
ss Ynr s 20 s. a a" % 9r % s" 10
70 Operate these two Is tour tor boys aud
these presses which are capable OF print
ing 1900 an hour, will throw in wetsng Machine
LIST or sTEEEoryTpE: MAclIINERY BELONGING
Furnace, with Metal Pot and ionnet:
z Casting Casting Boxes ono Of which s.l Is ribbed;
SHAVING Machines,
BIock ior turning plato, on and
u Knives Tor shaving machine
is $o.Upl These presses and machinery cost SIj OU
They can be seen every morning work daily ei
The price Of single press, withou. the Stereotype Ma
Tho motive for selling these presses Immense
circulation compels us 70 usc the improved double Bullock
These presses suitable printing paper tho Size OF
f SSf M Ss~ York msr
A s. cAMEEeS,s s.si Ell rArEsT 4 r. sTr NJ pr,r
Is the standard oi excellence at home aud abroad.
Works loot of East I'D ST. New YORK..
4 laX36 woODRrFr { BEACH LaGlNE FoR
n ,'HOrE& 4 Co. ia rast I4th st.
A ROPER cALoRIc ENGINE, THREE HORSE
70 %Ssw% %. sy5S spp "sA q s"sa a .naa"s M tor attaching
INNGINEs BOILERS AND MACHINERY BOUGHT
Csod aud exchanged; large stock hand ROBERTS
10 Liberty st.
sne with i5horse Boiler ~ perfect order aud nowsrun.
ming NJ ~ Murray 81, sccond floor
DOR sALE-EMPiRE WOOD sPitl1ERs; REST Iy
j. tae United states Tor splitting all kinds OF kndng wood
pine. oak aud hickory WILLIAM l.. WILLIAMS, iJi
East 2Jth ST.
CTEAM FIRL ENGlNE PARTIES HAVING SECOND
h)hand Steam Fire En- lines Tor sale requested
address a. &. BELL, Town Office. Ncw Glasgow. Nova
Scotia
WANTED -FIvE.iIORsE UPRIGHT ENGINE. IN
w good order. W. HUGHES. li3 Wooster ~.
WANrED, SECOND nAXD:;-A 7-roor scgtw CUT.
w thug Lathe. Lisht rprign, Drill. shaitlng PucyS 3c
Give fullest dcscriI bottom figure other
swcrs will be noticed. MACIIlNIsr box Ioi Herald Office
WANTED Engine AAD BOILER, ABOUT 10
w horse power. small for SALE 2Ohorsc
Lnginc, ~ horse hotter. Box I72 Pust Office
INSTRUCTION.
A YoUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES TO TEACH A
Ai-w pupils Ia herman ana piano. Address Miss DUiM.
~, Nnnuam ~.
MRS W q. BRyANis SEMINARY
lM Tor Young Ladies. Batavia, y. Y.
DRoFEssuR NATURAL SCIENCES WANTED Fol,
colegc. ~ 500 lady, for object lessons city. SCHER-
MB!iiiOkN. 30 Bast lith.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
ANISENlENTh.

A cADEMY or MUSIC. MATINEE THIS DAY
Aat 80
N R-is Is respectfully intmated that application
tor hes fickets can be attended to.s.s
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
EHERALp BRANCH OFFICE. PCS BRoApwAY
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

ERAasPpy psAYcH InE p soS "
4bvERTisEaESrsM M AND SAT SALES 1S' Of PArERs Pc T.
AMysEMENrs-ls rAcr-4,h sth and 9th coils
he 4 ASTEoL ~ LoGY-!rn a"T PAcE-a,h s,l col.
EsrxfE s1ia
sysISsss sa1,osy orSosyusIyIss-s r.sz s., -,
NJ a ss'
fAa fAe1A and 9th ''
fta4sa sS COL
MogsEs TS LET fs FURNISHED AND uS
fss1aa rAsI4 saS "a COL
ha SxssSkk1SS FtssIl.s p.as@ssA col COL
SSs asS APARTMENTS TO LET
ss p.ex,,. e %
od HfEt p4saes,S 'ss '1a'' coils
ay( M5nsEs, RooMs, &c. WxkrEp-7rn rAeE-sd col
Sfs RzE S aS CITY sD sE
;9g;43';;
ss.:. e: COL
5ss S$S5s
siTv4ffoss nHSJSio ss'
ouldt 7TH PACE-5th col.
- ~ TfROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
en4 RENT-7rH PACE-lst and I'd coils
nd REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-7TH PACR-2d COL
s!SiS F.d.@i. sss i ..
=, REWARDS 1sT PAcK-2d col.
nut 6ALES AT AUCTION-2 PAGk-lst col
rou SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGE- 18th col.
rs srEGfAE SoricKsHis7 P.oaNsd coll eois fA'A-''h co.,
ne STORAGE-7TH PACK-6th col.
THE TkADES-7ru PAGE-6th col
THE TORF-1sr PAGE I'd col.
ITO LET FOR BUSINESS PQRPOSES-7rH PAGE I'd col,
ITRAYEIL4ERs GUIDE-7rM PAcE--5th col.
NUNFuRNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
H.. PAGE-3d
10 WANTED TO PuRCHASE-2D PAcE-1st col.
q u WATCHES JEWELRY &C.-7TH PAGH-6th col.
~ WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-7rH PAoE-1st col.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-lsr PAGE-6th col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. kc.- 10Th PAGR-6th col,
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
POsT OFEICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-TiiE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
the week ending saturday. March II. 1877 will close
Wseonsin vita Qncensown; ON Wednesday, AZ II A. NJ Tor
Europe, by steamship Algeria, Via Queenstown: Tues
day. at 30 A. NJ for Europe by steamship order
plymouth, Chrrbourg and Hamburg; Saturday. at
A. M, Tor Europe, by steamship Ocrmanic Qneens-
town correspondence for Germany Scotland and North Of
lrcand 10 be forwarded by this steamer specially
addressed aud for scotland and North Of Ireland.
by steamship Victoria. via Moylis Glasgow. aud
II 40 A. NJ for Europe by steamship Wcser Southaup-
ton and Bremen Tie steamships Wisconsin. Algeria ana
Gcrmanic take malls Tor Denmark sweden aud
1hc mails for the West Indes via bermuda aud st.
Thomas. will leave New York March Is. The mails Tor
Rico direct viii, New York March 15 Tho
Tor Nassau ~ p will leave New Yok March H. The mails
for Australia, Xc will leave san rrancisco March ~ Tho
mails Tor China and Japan win leave francisco April
7. L. JAMES. Postmaster
NEW YORK. March 10 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17


THE WAGNER FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY
(60) vIkTuOSI.
TIE GREAT WAGNER CHORUS
Mr.. A. NEUENDORFF
- Matinee admission Including reserved seats, u so
MONDAl: 18th tirst time) )......... ,...TANNhAuSEK
III TMMuRsDAY. I'D lircokiyni PLYING DurCHMAN
FRIDAY, 2Jd O!rst time IN New York; DIE WALkURE
SATURDAY 2aih. urand Farewell Festival Matinee
prior to departure OF company tor Bostou.
General Admission 81 Reserved Seats 81 extra Family
Circle 5oc Reserved Family Circle sos extra Boxes. 81
and 1lo. Seats aud Tickets ut Academy Of Music Re-
served seats also at Schirmer No. 70i Ut Rulimans No.
Ill Broadway and Schuberths, No. II Union square.
TONY PASTORS TONY PASTOR'S.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

f)Ev. II W. KNAPP. p: D.: WILL PREACH IN TIL
lCFrst Mission Baptist Church. Lsght and Farick
sta At 10. 80 A. N. and 80 NJ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

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fall oufseielt. UNI ben 3ablrei6s
Wo&sli@ter brannten.
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nit hos satbo!ii@e Noli FOLDER Man.
ner, bic ibr Qeben i'm 0ienNe Der Rirde
"no berSa4e @ottes oufopfern, I'M 81.
@ebete eeosuten. (@fS.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

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