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National Republican., 1877-12-05

has been at the head of his Department that
the Indian Bureau is not like CRsAR's
wile-"above suspicion
The remaining subjects of the report are
treated very intelligently in business
point OF view. The Secretary is evidently
devoting close attention to the multifarious
interests of his Department, though he
seems to aot under the impression that he
should make haste slowly. This is especially
the case In the matter of the rebuilding OF
the Patent-Oflice, which was in part de-
stroycd by fire in September last. He now
discusses the subject of its reconstruction
as q matter Of prompt necessity, and pro-
poses TO ask Congress for the means Of
prosecuting the work at the earliest prac-
teal moment
The report of the Secretary of War,
which wo were unable to give only in a
synoptical form, Is very straightforward,
business-like paper. He refers to the i'm
portance OF stationing strong Federal
force in the vicinity of our populous
cities as safeguard against mobs
and violence. Such recommendation will
of course DO regarded as an invasion Of
Southern rights, should 1t take effect in amy
of the cities of the South; and there is a
possibility that it will be looked upon as a
violation of the Southern policy of the Ex-
ecutive.
We regret our inability yesterday
to give the report Of the Postmaster Gem
eral at length, but the pressure of other
National Republican., 1877-12-05

dozen other notable poets, and prose tributes
from such men as Richard II. Dana, Bryant,
Bancroft, Parkman and others.
SENATOR SHARON says that he has sent only
a simple dispatch, saying that he will be in
Washington during the latter part of Decem-
ber. The real reason for his remaining in
California Is that lawyer from the East, a
Mr.. Anne, is investigating the Ralston af-
fairs, on authority from Mrs. 'Ralston, and
Mr.. Sharon, who shouldered great responsible
ity for his old friend, Is kept at home.
Col. EPHRAIM TwEEDy, of Augusta, Ga,
accompanied by several prominent Georgians,
has been received by the President. Col.
Tweedy enjoys tho confidence and respect of
all classes In his State, and has always been a
champion of honest government In the South.
1t is said that he is strongly recommended by
many merchants and business men Of Augusta
for the Office Of postmaster Of that city, with a
probability OF success.
Mr.. CHARLES A. Crosby, so long aud favor
ably known rs the business manager for Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg, Is sojourning at the
Arlington with his accomplished young wife.
Mr.. Crosby Is the manager of the Kellogg
Gary concerts, and, with MAX Strakosoh, will
present to tho public here first-class opera
company, who are going to give their enter
winter just begun.
THE Philadelphia Times roughly says
STANLEY Matthews 'roso above party long
enough TO help Fitzsimmous through, This
looks well. II he keeps on in this way he
may be formidable candidate for tho Ohio
Senatorship yet, notwithstanding tho Demo.
cratic majority In tho Legislature Haye,
can write to Ewing to stand aside aud BE-
elected Speaker"
A SPECIAL from Rome December 4, says
at was thought that tho Pope was dead on
Sunday night, the rumor to that effect being
beloved even In tho Vatican. In conse
quenee Of the report an immense crowd gath,
cred 1t st. Peters to-day. The truth Is thai
the Pope 10 slighsiy bstssS A hlvsr call hAl
will aot as a safety-yafve, and may prolons
his life for some days" '.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
C!;!A|5ROMOS. !;!|5 Hns lns.t t!:sssss}i :sSsss in fss I'D

ss,a1' ss%,,a' embracing over 5000, 600 Chromos,
\ Ss'ash ~, Is and Choice Prints. at our enlarx.
mh,..! nj A.! Rooms. All the new and popular
%v;Sc% ySc Ia q rock bottom prices, The Falls
mu ae Khine, size 20x2S-romantic and
S.b! S:hG! scene on the Susquehanna, one Of
w. sSaM SL 81 the season, size 1877; Lake Luc-
NIX ts soNltzerland, tho most beautiful lake
SNu,W SM0 world; 1s0la Bella, q charming scene
vMIel!1ern vIs!1 Italy. companion to the pre-
SuE IN boston Light, q beautiful ma
sSn.!lze a!ze l4x20, in great demand; Old Oak
kSuckt. kkDucket. White Mountains, Niagra Falls,
NsMpo[t, Saratoga, uathering Primroses.
Mise MMe Sea - Shore, Paddy in Difficulty, also
M nS.a "a. vesta, ,Snsw Storm A merican Fruit.
Clsss Clssmer s Nxa0 subjects. Floral Business
iciio,.. sunday School Cards, Statuary.
alst ~ 5lack ground Panels, etc. Also the
lItS,ssameu most complete assortment Of OK
lnA .nhos, both on white mounts, blue
Ma" ".a Dlsck mounts, gold line, Our
DaiI.,.s snoreces everything desirable ,or
llsSoSn,,h agents or Premium purposes, and
SorI orI0u1o ~ teAt our prices and Quality OF
d.MSn,d. Ine right parties can realize an in
.fescsu ;n IN every locality by taking an
SS ,Or our stretched and framed Chro-
aurc AZ PARTICULARS free. Illustrated Catal-
suss,o sussou receipt Of stamp. send for 81 or Is
liz. Au11earess, J: LATHAM d CO.,
aN Washington st., Boston, Mass.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber intend
I ing to quit farming, will sell at Public
Sale on the premises, situated IN Brandy
=. wv ", o' 3 B. R. r.. '1 tire miles from viii.
mington on the Philadelphia Pike on
MONDAY, MARCH 5th, 1877,
at 10 o'clock q. m., The stock consists as
follows: five horses, good work and driving
horses, mostly young, one OF Wnlcn IL S
Stallion, stanley and Moscow breed, siz
years old, will work anywhere and has
trotted mile in 2-5O; two mares, both with
foal to The above named Stallion; one G o OF
ter Track. Two colts, one years old and
one year old. Twenty-one Head OF Cows, 7
of them will be in profit by day OF sale, the
rest milking; one two year old Durnam ~
Bull, two heifers, years old this spring; IL
dozen fowls, 5 turkeys, Germantown wv wa, 2.
Dearborn:l sleigh,2 two horse carts broad
wheel OK cart, [ two or four horse wagon
near new, with hay bed attached, 2-horse
spring wagon, SET of heavy Dearborn mar.
ness, double set of Dearborn harness, set
of cart harnt S. 3 sets of lead gears,l wheel
barrow, plows, harrows, cultlvators' noes:
shovels, s. ,ades, rakes, steel tooth morse
rake, telegraph hay cutter, collars, bri-
dies, halters, cider mill, corn shcller
grain fan, threshing machine, MeilicK q
Quicks patent with TWO cyiinders' shaKa inaka
iron roller, near new, cost sl25, / Advance
moving machine, combined Champion
machine, No. 4, )ol of hot bed sashes and
covers, lot Of milk pans and churns, buck.
cts, strainers, measures, 10 acres o. wneae ~
in the ground, al o many other aftlcles 'oo
numerous to mention. ~
TERMS.--All sums under $50 cash, all
sums of $50 and upwards, purchaser can
have seven months by giving bankabie
note with approved endorser, interest," ADD
ed or deducted from the given time.
w. ~- JOHN OSBORNE.
L.W. stidham & Son, Auct's. feblS-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
Board Of Education.

A regular meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation was held last evening, President
Shortlidge In the chair.
The roll was called and the minutes of
tho previous meeting were read and adopt
ed.
On motion, Mr.. Jeffries was sworn in.
The Committee on accounts reported tho
following bill: A. Wilson, $50.
Committee on Night Schools said that
they were closed on Tuesday last, and that
they would give full report next meeting.
Special Committee presentedthe bill of Mr.,
Lugren, to be drawn, President Shortlidgv
objected, said 1t must take regular course.
Mr.. Fraim presented q resolution in
regard to tho pay of teacher, who was
not allowed to teach on account Of scarlet
fever In the family, and that she should
rec eive full pay.
After considerable discussion on this
subject, Mr.. Fraim withdrew his resolution
and corrected 1t.
After which it was adoped. Objection
was made to 1t, and after much discussion
1t was carried.
The President presented the resignation
Of H. J. Jenkins, which was read and on
motion accepted.
CI&lm uOUluAbCN LII LIZ AltUluKOTs
The ballot was taken and resulted as fol-
lows: Messrs. Fraim and Ferris tellers: DR..
Kittinger IS, DR.. Wales 2, blank i. DR..
Kittinger was declared elected.
DR.. Buck presented the following resolu-
tion:
REsoLvED-That the board unqualiaedly
disapprove of the bill now before the Lsgis-
lature, and known as Senator Rays bill,
for the reorganization of the Board of Pub
lie Education as unpolitic and calculated to
retard the progress and usefulness of tho
pubic school system In this city,
REsoLvED-That the Committee on Leg
islation bs and are hereby instructed to prs>
sent these resolutions to the Legislature as
expressing our disapprobation and opposi-
tion to the bill.
On molten 1t was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Pierce said he was unjustly accused
by = gentlemen on tho Com mittee, as pre-.
senting bills for building material which,
the committee said was never received, and
that he intended to resign very soon. as he
had been badly treated.
On motion Of Mr.. Frain the newly cleo
ted member of the Sixth Ward was sworn
IN.
Dr.. Kittinger was appointed on the Com
mittee of No. Is school to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Mr.. Jenkins.
On motion meeting adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
.RSlj0iows Nc,Us.

Five years ago there were no Catholics In
the vicinity Of .McComb City. Miss ; now
there are more Catholics than members of
any other sect. Recently Rev. Fathers
Enright and Lamy gave mission there
with abundant fruits.
English Ritualists continue to prepare ne
ophytes for tho Catholic Church In Rome,
and the conversion of four English clergy
men, who have courageously renounced
their rich livipgs to enter the Church, lis ana
nounced by the Unita Cattolica.
The conversion to Catholicism is an
nounced of Rev. Mr.. Cochrane, of Cupar,
Scotland q renowned theologian of the
Presbyterian Church.
There are over $4,000 colored Baptists in
North Carolina, and many of them can re-
peat as much Scripture as many of their
educated brethren North or West, and sing
the song of Zion with more of the spirit and
understanding than any choir in Am erica.
Thousands of them are Methodists, but
they are immersed Methodtsts.
St. Paul's conference of the Society of st.
Vincent de Paul, Brooklyn, reports = pc
culiar collection in their poor box for last
year-01 $50 pennies. Their total receipts
were 81, ,075 Al, all of which they expended
save the sum Of $657 40, which they have
on hand.
The Rev. Mr.. Colleth, Baptist Minister at
Eingstead England, well known for his lee
lures on Spirituallsm, has become Catho-
lie.
The Methodists of Darlington in England,
lately gave religious drawing in their
church, oil Joseph and his Brethren, It was
great success.
A. Heddiug Methodist Episcopal Church,
Jersey City, nincty-two converts have united
with the church on probation, and the re-
vival continues undated At Port Chester,
N. Y, twenty have recently been converted,
and at Stamford, Conn.,, during tho last
three weeks, ninety have entered on proba.
tion in DR.. j. H. Buckley's church.
At Nesquehoning, Pa, two Sundays ago,
1fty.six recent converts were received. In
Port Richmond church, Philadelphia, Sc re-
cent converts are on probation at Mount
Holly, N. j., so; at Bloomingdale, N. j.,
% s; At South Vineland, N. j., % at Wood
stock, N. T., 50.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
An ASS9ult.

I've strangers from New York, and under
the influence OF liquor, made an assault on
one OF our citizens last night, at the corner
of Fourth and Walnut street. Tho assault
ed party had companion, but left on hear
ing one of the men remark will blow your
brains out, and that he didn't care d-n
for the Wilmington cops, for he had often
resisted the New York cops, when two po-
licemen, who are generally on hand, sud.
denly appeared and arrested them. They
will have hearing thi> morning At
Q O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
CytH Council.

An adjourned meeting of the City Coun-
ell WAS held last evening. In the absence
of the President, Col. Febiger was called
to the chair.
Col. Febiger presented to the considers
tion of the body communication protesting
against the passage of bill now pending
before the Legislature In regard to the tax
atien of the City Of Wilmington for the
maintenance of bridges in Wilmington
Hundred. The protest received the unani-
nous support of the Council, and It was
ordered that the City Solicitor be instruct
ed to lay 1t before the two Houses.
The Committee on Legislation reported
bill to amend an Act for the benefit of our
public schools. This is the "Board Of
Education bilp' familiar to the citizens of
Wilmington, having been extensively dis
cussed during the last few weeks.
One clause of the proposed Act did not
meet the favor of several members, inas-
much as 1t demanded that all members of
the Board of Education should possess a
freeholders fortune of one thousand dollars.
Considerable time was spent, with no great
amount Of wise sayings, in relation to
monetary qualifications, and resulted
finally In confirmation of the Act, striking
out Zone thousand dollars" leaving it 90 II
only demands freehold qualification.
An Act to amend the city charter In re-
lation to the qualifications of voters In the
city Of Wilmington, was reported upon by 9
majority vote Of the Committee on Legisla.
tion and confirmed by q "strict party VOTE
An Act in relation to taxation in certain
parts of the Second, Sixth and Ninth Wards
also reported, evoked considerable discus
sion 1t being claimed by opponents of tht
bill, that 1t WAS an act of special legislation
in the interest of few, and as such, die
not merit their support.
The bill refers to certain Marsh lands
within the borders of the above wards
which are at present taxed to an exten
greatly exceeding their rental value, ant
calls for . lower rate of taxation. Til,
property in question Is subjected to over
flows that render 1t almost worthless TO
farming purposes, and a. lthe greater por'
tion receives no city privileges, . differen
rate of taxation should be established from
that on property otherwise situated, wer,
the main arguments offered in support o
the bill. After lively debate, the act wa
confirmed, and on motion the council aa'
journed.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
NOTICE -VALDOSTA INSTITUTE FOR
N SALE.

This valuable property, situated in q
thriving town In southern Georgia, on the
line oftbe railroad from Savannah to Flori-
da, Is offered at bargain. either for sale or
exchange for property in city In one OF
tho Middle States.
IRE the Institute Building u by "a feet. two
rtories high, having q schoolrOOm, recita-
ton, and music rooms, dining rooms. wide
halls. chambers and kitchen, servants,
louse. stable, barn and all necessary out
Miding and vegetable garden. ,
The Institute Ia furnished, and the school
snow in operation with about sixty schol-
sin attendance.
This property is offered for sale, because
hehealth Of the lady who owns 1t has
failed
Forparticulars apply to
DR.. GEORGE fR0UP MAXWELL.
dMln New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
TheLu1ury Of Law was exemplided few

TheLuxury Of Law was exemplided few
days ago in New York.
Dantorth r. Onley: was appointed receiver
of the Excelsior Gas Machine company In
q suit brought against the company by 4. C.
Tolles. Mr.. Onley sent In . petition to
Judge Davis giving an account Of his re-.
csivership and asking to be discharged
from further duties In the case. He SAYS
that there came into bis possession a. such
receiver assets amounting to $94S So. He
then sums up his expenses, including $500
for counsel fee, and says that this item,
with the costs Of plaintiff, tho commissions
due him as receiver, will moro than exhaust
the receipts.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
WASHINGTON
THE ELECTORAL TRIBUNAL.
The Joint Convention.


WARRINGTON, Feb. 24.-At 11:55 O'Clock
the presence of the Senate was announced
and the members of the House, az usual,
rose and remained standing while the 6ena-
tors came down the main aisle of the hall
and took the places assigned them on the
eastern (the Democratic side of the cham
ber.)
Tho presiding officer Of the Senate having
taken the Speakers chair, called the joint
meeting to order, and all having taken their
seats, said: The joint meeting of Congress
for counting the electoral votes resumed its
session. The two Houses having separated
pending submission to the commission of
objections to the certificates from the State
OF Oregon have reassembled to receive and
to coincide Cor otherwise) with the decision
OF that tribunal. 1t is by majority of the
commission, in writing, and Is signed by
the members agreeing thereto. It was read
by the Secretary of the Senate.
RESOLUTION FOR 4 RECESS OF THE HOUSE
DEFEATED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. M.-Representati
Clymer, Of Pennsylvania, as soon as tho
Senate separated from House, offered res
olution for . recess until Monday to ena-
bio the Democrats to more carefully exam
inc the objection to counting tho vote of
Oregon.
Mr.. Hancock, of Texas, raised the point
Of order the law providing for the tribunal
1t was not competent fer tho House to
take recess. The Speaker overuled tho
point and the question was put, shall tho
House take = recessi The Speaker
announced that one hundred and six were
for and one hundred and thirty.two against
the motion. Among the prominent Demo-
Gratis acting with the Republicans was
Hewitt, Fernando Wood, Willis and Ward,
all of New York, and Payne of Ohio. The
Democrats then demanded the yeas and
nays.
Tho number and prominence Of the
Democrats who are voting with the
Republicans shows clearly that there are
enough of them to defeat any unnecessary
dilatory motions. The recess WAS defeated
by vote standing 1855 to 115.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
,AEAe FLOUR! CMEAP FL0UR !

n,,ee,s TMEsOMAs R. WEIR's, 1909 Market
ity A.. We aro sci. ing the yery.best coun.
h,,. .Hur At F75 and 2S cents fOr the, mptv
~''s, making it s. 60, '' 'o' '"e : Ap''
nv, v0RR1TUCK FLOUR AT $3.50.
kN. civ Giva lor the empty barrel, making 1t
N'0 " tr1Al, (eb6.lm
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
Accident.

A very serious accident happened yester.
day afternoon at Harlan, Hollingsworth &
Co. yard, which may probably result In the
death of one of the employees. Three men
were engaged inrepairing the wheel of the
"City of Bridgcton," and were standing
upon = plank, which gave way and two Of
the men were precipated below. One re-
ceiving very serious wounds.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

a NEW PROCESS for Preserving =
"A Corpse without using ice or empa!ml,ng
and kent = week OF more. Less expensive
than Ice. Personal attention night or gay:
All kinds Of furniture made TO 0rder. dele
can bs found q large and good class OF sec sec,
ond hand furniture. which WI 20 sout so.t
& ", cor, Fourth and ehiplsy sts: jy0'sA
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

1Mur ~ pRoDIGAL SONS RETURN TO
HIS FATHERS HOUSE.
pECHALFANT. Agent, has returned
N N, / West Second street, third door
rom Market where he formerly conducted
avD ,Ss Root % and shoe Business for l3 years,
vSsrs he will be pleased to see bis old
fIsrd, aud customers and the public gen.
arslly, TO all Of whom he extends Q cord1a!
invitation to give him q call. He mas laid
ip.iuIl assortment Of Spring, Boots an q
AhOesoi excellant quality. which ne 10 sell.
inS a. hottom prices, and expects in o short
tIms IA have the fatted calf killed, and at
theasst all will be invited. feb.lZ.IW
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
arrivals at tho, Olavtsa HOUSE.

The following are the arrivals up to NIL
night.
A. Larkins, Baltimore.
10. Carpenter, New York.
]. F. Merrill, Havsrtvill, Mass.
Oscar Fern, Milford, Del.
Frank Bowman, New York.
G. G. Veltz, Buffalo, N. Y.
A. SCHNEIDER, New York,
Azariah Carpenter,
S.H. Weeks, Jr. Mt. Kisco, N. 7.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
LnniVe es'SaTU,

The Sunday School Of Scott N. E. Church
will hold their anniversary this evening
The exercise will commence at 7:S0 O'Clock.
The Rev. j. Howard and Rev, y. II R.bristor,
will deliver addresses.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
!: .:o11cE 10 COUNTY TAX PAYERS.

J. ,..,d.nts of the City Of Wilmington.
y !uv u,v."nssted tO call and pay their State,
~ c.,u;y and Poor Tax, for the year 1875 I'm. :.
uaNy u.ai.'.v or they will be returned az de-
MssSt; MHA.u.st; md slrick en- from the assessment
nns.s.~y y. .ns wear. Office 8lS Market street.
Sas ~ III Honrs from o'clock .. NJ, to 9 p. m.
wv" ''' JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER Jk.
A. GIVEN.
I'm. NoA'oe'O1"'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
PROFESSIONAL.
WALTER ouMhlNs'
ATTORNEY AT Jaw,
Ovrror-No 6l3 King street, next door TO
the Po1t once; Wilmington. Del au98 7'o
1OHN o'BYRNE,
TOHN O'BYRNE,
Attorney and Conseller at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

Citizens of Delaware having law business
in Philadelph or the adjoining counties
in Pennsylyania. w haVe ia bv oommun ica
80" ttns ptv,tR him janSt
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
Lvccus,s'

The Lyceum of the 7. M. G. L., will be
held in their rooms this Tuesday evening,
at 7.30. to which all persons are cordially
invited. This will be very pleasant oc-
casion. Reserved seats for ladies.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
jNtf

EOR RENT.-A CHANCE SELDOM
II MET WITH. One Of the best business
stands in the city known as the Fountain
Hotel and Museum. and the only Ice
Cream and Beer Garden in the city. will
rent the whole, or part, to some reliable
person on reasonable terms. Apply to
WIN. H. CHADWICK,
Nos. N7 and 200 w. Fourth street.
jan3etf Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

VlLLANOVA COLLEGE. DELAWARE
CoUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
Inis institution, chartered with Univer-
NY rllVlIeges Is under the charge of the
Asa1gastlnian Fathers, and offers superior
ssu,SSaatages = ,Solgs to students, who desire to make
ss,l1olough ~ Classical, = cientiflc or CONNER.
s.M saa, course. 1t Is situated on the Pennsyl.
msns nsna Centlal Railroad, eleven miles from
nMM.tsaelphia. Railroad Station and Post
oiaCson the College grounds.
.d"aas: dtvlms: per session of five months, IN
fof iul PARTICULARS, send for q catalogue.
hVT. A. MIDDLETON, d. D.,
aoV''lT President.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

nor RENT.-The mansion house, farm
E and out.buiidings Of John O'Byrne,
ESQ, situated on the Philadelphia turnpike
about four hundred yards from the city
limits. The fill m contains about 70 acres,
and is in a high state Of cultivation. The
out-buildings are in perfect order with
stabling, sheddiog and sheep folds. Water
Of the fnt st qualify, and superabundanti
quantity in the driest seasons. There is n
large and beautiful lawn full of shade trees.
The house contains six large rooms on the
first floor, six fine bed rooms on the second
floor, and six attics. There Is porch
in front OF 1t about seventy feet long with
q full view of the Delaware river. Private
stables for five horses. To a thrifty and
respectable farmer 1t would in addition to
his farm business one Of the best places for
q summer boarding house in the State.
Fruit in abundance, of all kinds, and there
Is abeut one-third of an acre In choice
asparagus. twill not be rented on shares.
For a country residence 1t cannot be sur
passed. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
feb2 tt
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR Menus. A mansion
Il barn and four acres Of land, Seventh
and Maryland Avenue. A delightful place
feb. M-tf. JOSHUA MARIS.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

EOR SALE.-The best Hand. made Brick
Il ALI kinds guaranteed full slze' Paw.
ing Brick as low as $ll 90. Address
jan25.lm NJ. T. FACE, p. o. Box 16, City
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
SATURDAY EVE, MARCH 80, 1877
NICK ROBERTS'
Humpty Dumpty Pantominae
Company,
yHH GREAT GRIMALDI. CLOWN
CHAs. H. ADAMS. PANTAIOON
WIN. EUNICE, HARLEOUIN
LOUISA BosHELL. COLUMRINE
Supported by large and talented Troupe
Of 1fantomlmists and Speciality Artists.
Admission IS Il 50 cents. Reserved seats
% cents. to be had at Boughman. Thomas 4
Co, days In advance.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
MATINEE for the accommodation Of
Ladies and Children at reduced prices.
Children Is cents; Adults, 25 cents, to all
parts OF the House feb.57-5t
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27
EDUCATIONAL.
". J0sEPH'S ACADEMY,

CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA.
Under the care Of the Sisters OF St, Joseph
inc course Of Instruction includes all tho
ton,
A annual pension for Board and Tuition
sA". FOR further particulars, address,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-27

LNOR SALE.-The good will, stock aud
T. fixtures Of the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
l04 West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
jNtf Sorrel Horse Hotel.