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, 1877-07-07
A leTTER WORTH REMEMBERING.

The subjoincd letter, from one Of tho most
responsible firms In Maine, and probably the
largest clothing manufacturer in tho Eaat, was
received yesterday BY q prominent gentleman
OF this city. lie had written to the drm in qucs-
tlon asklug them to inform him whit soTlng.
machine they, In their large and long expo
r.ence, tal fund to he the very best. Their
answer-gEven bciow-uas pertinent, intereat-
lug, and valuable:
MECHANIC FALLS, Me-, Juiy Q, 1877.--DAar
Sr: We have beun selling the Davis Vertical
Feed Sowing Machine four ycara, previous to
which we sold thc Singer almost exclusively for
fifteen ycars, and wo do not hesitate to state
that We consider Tho Davis far superior 70 aay
untlcr-fced naehiuo in every essential particular.
We have used them IN o,tr shops slnee We hrst
commenced selling them. and arc constantly
Furnishing clothing 70 70 mado ~ several hun,
know positively that they sasar tonger than the
Singer, or any other machlue We hayc cycr used
cause less trouble to keep In order, md give
much better satlafactlon to the purchaser: Truly
yours, j. A. HucKHAN q Co.
, 1877-07-07
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho COMMITTEES on Education 9oos to the Normal
School 1t Ens1ewood Tuesday.
Prof. Pike, the murderer OF Jones, 10 breaking
down in health iron, confinement lie waa on tho
sick list yesterday, and had to DO taken from bis
cell to tho debtors department.
The Assessors books shontd. BY law, all bd In
the hands Of the County Clerk Tuesday, bnt they
Will not. The Asscssor for South Chlcago Will not
be ready to return bis books bofuee the 10th.
Yesterday was arrAignment day In tho Criminal
Court. About nft1 entered pleas, and more In
nocont lot was never seen: Tho most important
Ptisones who pleaded -. v +; oshsrns' egg1lorsa.
not guilty, ~ matter OF rourse.
Cant. Walker, the supposed custodian OF the boz
taken from the old Coart.liouae stone, has
turned up aealn. na says 10 has she boz y aafe
chase 4 Of h'u1 he knows we'll. II ho taasiked
y. $40 for Il, and agreed to gtve thr comu,s.on.
na no sospe n aspo.nE q t. IL Il now
1n1tous 10 be arrested for larceny, and saya ho
be found At his house at hny tlme. Whcn the ctsy
building he expects to dispose Of his trophy.
The work on tho Court: tlouse Is nearly At n
stand d.stt. Sexton IL working one third ls.s men
ss p III. a." %ol s
several reasons for the dropping aohinl In tho
work. Ono IL that the contractors arg waiting for
wort. and anotScr, th.t walker i on ths point of
clos!ng down uhlcss tho coveted extras aro forth.
coming. HaatofGf may % Inc C4H6G, b(lsnRe arc
tagging, and It IL prcdIctod that fewet men will be
employed NEXT week than aya!. Sexton saJs ho az
ppca 10 closo down entlsoly but gives no intaIll.
gent reason therefor
M'UAY8AEY ON THR WAR PATH.
The stand that Architect Egap has taken In ref.
erenca to Walkers extras aud tho letting OF the
work on the foundation for tho Court lfouso dunno
has raised great comn,otion with tho - Hing. :"
McCuFroy 10 showing his taath very plainly, md
bas x|rra1y goun tar ~ 10 threaten Esan NTH
dismisaal. Hs sttAckod htu, ThursdAy and wanted
to know why he had not done thus and so In the
| matters above mentioned. KRsp replied lhat he
had refused to award Walker tho amount Of extras
ho claimed. hecausa he did not beliovs he was en-.
tttpd to any such suln. and. furthermore, ho had
mol concluded 10 esrttfy 10 his bctnx entitled to
| anything. About The foundation fnr tho dome. he
saM 10 he'd not Eoas E @ On Nth, wtth, shss shs
tried 70 shit tho responsibility on 70 bis shouldors
himseli, hs hid iavited nav bids, and lasy would
| bs laid bofore tho HoHFd Monday. AcCaffreJ re-.
toxed BY thtestenng to SEQ that ho WAs ditnfssea.
and that mors plant tool was put In biz place.
which had tbs effect to put En.o on tho dcfenstre
| lIealarrd McG&Grey aud donod him. kgan, from
what could be learned. CAME Unt sheao: Mt 1aass
he satlsted AcEaursy. and Holden, who WAS look.
Ing on Tint he could not hs driven to doing thetf
| Will and to heing party to their deep.iato
schemes. The bkht IL likely 10 10 renewed it tbs
nc1t meeting Of the 3oard snd It promises 10 b. .
| hittcr one. Egnn has boen in tho why Of the
/ ''R!nx" for lung whllo, ind It II to ba hoped
that hd will remain there.
, 1877-07-07
UpA School.

According to theso agurcs, Asds1onal rooms will
he needed ~ followa: Ona Ii. fas North Bido High
Stfuo. lwo tu tho south Skss High 6chuoi, aud
not ss1 than Ave In tho WeAt Htde lli9h School. II
Will bu noticed that tho Division High schools,
where tie IL hut two yeats hare tho dscldsl
p.efetvuCg.
HOTEL ARR1yALs.
5:;s':; s..;f;Ss 2s $&.fsi'sy Z ~
+ eS4tss t:s::SafE i,Ss 4i%sieS :st: 4; II. E
msH asd nus Il f. %eax;oa s asp.,cs 6 E,ss
IT, Z. s;aoSd5 eiae'sa.us ". u. Hssst.
un,t A. !, French. Albany, q. u; 0tcstty. MAlns'
haIn'uE. lpws: T. 4. sntth. q. Fsnl; :. u frews
lHks .G.aaa 3leG,-! II. !; Sloan. y; y. All
MEe ,'us " ya' jugs ..;,, al..ns: w,Gs; ,..
;sS: ;S tss., ill.,, j. + fst. ii: Se,li
LAW, ,urc,, ban Frsnf!ava; ~. IL, slnihsnct. A.
i4Ts;. all. Tex. .ltdt..tr Yu.eJ 4. HrjKxs Enrrkx,
ID; 1hs t!ob Thunlsa u, Matd Lafayette; ti,pna "
iorefI Ssx fH5S ! nsu T. y! naF1s's 01lyes.oa vo
@sa' sas Sf@ .t1.' tts .siop
i. +. Wsiers, D4ltlHlusrs u Aluo!e. Nav York; Il.
y II dIard, Duruiti tyl. hl!aa T. Miller, Lonsstlu
i! T,tsr'nsn; u; Loa!ss !s'1ss H. sni!h. naaaloi
rlHi- HHrFllt :tilngas.; !: o. Gllnan. uelyl.
i. ;. iakss. Gl.hsol W. j. Morton. l:aclns
, 1877-07-07

n. 7. Crane. for tho manufacturers. 81; NJ u.
$aS. siayor Heath received lie following dispatch
Yesterday In acknowledgment Of tho $40, ooo aent
to ". .1nhn July2:
n.st, tsr :s .';Hs r Mon!rs. ,csf,s
Yens Sr: Ttaslsiis sef.ee. .etc iavalasbls sui "
sxsfz ad H% nnsras '
THE CoMMlrTKK ON GAS
mel n the City ctcrk'a office yesterday afternoon
with Mayor Heath, and d!.cnstea lhc present sta!o
soo o 'ds ds.i md n.ii, s.n dseaed to nsvo Chat
With tho rreatdents q both q thc con,nsn!eA
Watkins al j 81 clock. The Committee are Of the
Stio" ,sat tic, s99a e arns the ss e.
small nstcs TINT no money con ID ID made y tho
t'lnmina!n. eorposasons; has the5 ats af"o of tlo
jta!. Thc COMPANIES, Pasltcnlar1y TINT one over
which Nr: Wniktns pre.iles fear eamretitlon; and
roa @ INC fr III baye hs :, e
10 use their qns III iii, and extend lhr hand Of val
come to any new corporation Tint might knock ane
The Committee DO not wani to '.aqueeze " the eas
men liz the honr OF their even thourh they think
III oas GsRssy G. ~
tnent, and 10 thu. end. brfore taking action is 10
BY and Tor "a. to used ii nights 10 come. They
tecldtd to confer 'drat with s!c gas.men them
selves.
They arc Of the optnlon, however, that Mr.. Wat.
kins should be allowed ubnu. 81: q per !. 600
cubic feet md Mt. Billings 81 per 900. Thnsc
prices stand In shout The same rnko ~ the prices
Under the old contracts recently declared void. The
price 10 be paid for the Caa ntcd r1ncc the com,
mcnctWent OF the Easwaf was OF littlc bnt
the Committee canc to no conrMEfon. fhoy cx.
prrsscd, however. tlesfrc to hnvc that price md
tin price 10 bo allowed for insure c"naumptlon Tho
same. Therc was tome discussion as to when the
warfare commenced: that L, a. what time ln tho
past the city would be justified in enytng that tho
West Side gas concern wan no longer entitled to
the 81 Per !. 600 feet. The city has paid nothing
to Mr.. billings company for nbout one year md a
half, and fhrtc!orc il cnuid not well DO said that
Tho refusal to pay the bill. amounted 10 tepud-
alton. The general belief IL that the act Of repu:
dinliun wns taken Oct. 2R when The Cornell passed
| resolution 10 tho effect that ths Department
Of Public Works bc instructed to notify tho Billings
Gas Company that after that month tuct1be.j the
city refused 10 paJ fnolc than 81. 80 ncs !. COZ
cubic feet for gas. The Mayor sent certified copy
| ever received,
, 1877-07-07
CANADIAN NEWS.
The Ofnn Gemen---Ltbe1.--Tho zouave Dis.
tuFbance--.LtQuor.s Selling

The oranremen---Ltbca---rh zouaye pts.
.,,.h.,,c...r s.t,,rvy
sn.stn, usotuo ,....,.a ~ r.. r,.1.s.
spee'a, M Lss0ofe" ~ 70 1ae 1r.0as a.s..,, :. ..
MONTREAL 'nly o.-Ihe nfms wh'en II Wa
Of Inlv. turn out to be intended for tho Govern.
80. ..I... ~. ~. .,d.. len, rrto
various military bands in the CITY nave oeen hnti-
dsd that II they arc engaged for tho 18th OF July
procession they mnst appear without uniforms.
;nroo r.tor ~ ~, rgrr.r ~. -vnar,sd rrnn M
.",ko nu.'o'' VI ~ ~ ~. ~" -
lawn AND several Mtetesh sownsto taRc part ~ inc
procession. Tho Secretary Of the Orange Society
has asked The Trustees of Zion Church for divine
, 1877-07-07
nAY-FEvER SUFFERERS.

HAF.FEVER SUFFERERS.
THEY CoMAUHY WITH our AFFLICTED RkFoRTKR
festerday was Tbs time Gxcd upon fot the meet.
Ing al the hay fever sufferer, and tho hoaf Of
meeting sst down for e:30 In tho afternoon, 10 thu
ottics Of Murray A.. Tuisy, 174 Lasslle stFuet
At the hour named = tsw Of the suffering ones
began IN strag2is In. The hAy.fesef Il ! peculiar
dsssxA. which comes u IT. victims ssch year se =
certain time. This u : lhtka early for IL, hancu
lhs su1srets can meet With aoms degree Ut COM
fort, which u not to bs tneexcd Ut. The hay
fever season generally an increase In the pfes
VI hanakcsch!cfs. They arc then In great demand.
The volastra-that IL, those VINO dance arUuua tho
hAy fever AltaT4Iu generally alh ctsu with yose
ttnged prohvsclA. badly I'M ollan eJss~ hAeKtn2
cough, aud III thr !Is thu, poor human flesh eAH
we'll bear. To got u lot VI THESE victims SUketaer
wa4 The Dbjnct Of thu meeting, Ito 1neexu tnguthur
TO blow noses fogttLet, and have = yenural good
Tine In syMpAthHtaV MlLh one another, tu state
remedies whsnsseF they lava been fvunl. and
atsu " aH1 place where thn dreaded
vlsltos uayus enisf4. IL may not - gsHarally
kuuwn to tho wotld u large. but In Chicago sIone
throughout tao ralled States thsrs nre IN the
AstshGoEho0d Of 81, uO0, for whom yss Ah4o-
luts RELIEF has been dixossfed. 1hu l!&ea4o
n4kes lts appeataacc from the 1T to the aOth Ut
! august generally of each year. IT. symptoms ass
very nr4r1y alike In ali caacs, Aud though II il not
eunstds1eI uanzsruI.. ltAse* tue patient dcuilt.
talel aud pfostrated when nat1Is weArs her
swretes, xall. mud the world LII gcaeEal
enjoys ltsalf. Tue c4uxs Ut tais IlAease 10 uAo
LaA yet ti.cuvesed 1t taurlshss lasxety whsee Tbs
| Eag.@ssd gtows In psafaaloa. Tas saa-aasss "
, 1877-07-07

CpastanH4spts GesrsspuAdeacs Eoados 7tmtA
Tv rua4spra himsklf - 10 the stAtc OF Husea chs
deuoxaI SultAu). and to sra ehsts MlXht 10
danger Of any successful Intsigusa BY the Sofas
and others In tAtor Vt the invalid tne Sultan ts-
cxuLly ecal Dsu4d aud Chamberlain. osuAabsy,
TO see kuF4d4 .... ...., =,
Tha unhappy * Sultan stestrsd tAaoa vaty Hsll,
, 1877-07-07

received the highest award st the Centennial EEhl-
hilton. 1t il altad In slsgaut bottss-, glass and
cork s.oppsred And basket covered, aud u Tor sale
BY ali 6tys. .claas groesst aud dtugYsn.
, 1877-07-07
m HtfS1cAl PS0pt +.

|. Remember that LewIs 4 Newell, Of the Chicago
Music Company. 152 Stats street, srs practical
meu In ths music huslnets. Musical msschAudiae
VI syeFy description At lowest pfteas.
, 1877-07-07

.Multum Ia parvo" ts tho rule Of wtto literary
caterers today. For this ruason 'Anasewa' In
xAf" monthly Journal Of hshlun, literature. at,
and society mstlsrs. IL taking tho lead. Ladies'
who Wish to make thar own Eat1ncn!d, 10 = fa.n-
{onAbls and elegant manner. can dispense with
dresamAkers and big bulls. Send 10 cpnts Tor ypscl.
men copy 10 W. Il. Andrews, Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-07-07

DuNhAA-Jnlyl J. 1t Colorado Springs, COL,
u. II. Dunhau. q Chicago, .,
please copy.
JoEEs-Ju1y s, Emma osa, wIfe Of L, 3. Jones.
Funeral from resilcacs. 1b38 lutltxhed.st:.
Sunday Ut o'clock D. m.. by carriages to oAkwoods
Cemetery. Frieuds will attend without further
nottcs. ..---
ETB Buffalo aud Rochester papsra plcsso copy.
TKACY-July I, In Adrian, Mich. Of congeAtion
OF the lungs, Luke ]. Tracy, aged 20 vcafs
Funeral from the rcsiaouce Of Michael o'b31e9,
ages 10 H. Pstfek's Church, thencc to tslraSy
CcnstaEy. Friends Of tho family arc invited 10
attend.
, 1877-07-07
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

----- -----
GENERAL NEWS.
.....1,u,. cn,rx r.c.nt.
nnor n, po,.s SEALING nesr i,apl civ, u. r.,
huns W. ,o''vrt.".'t n ~, ~ - ~. ,,.- -
ronpce,cd with The Bu,Ine,s Mems un,on.
1Atl. Annie Coles was yesterday in a condition
Ing mich more rasils. and IN e.cr7 way teemed
greatly improved nnhn has been admitted 10
-. ooo oa' "n''' 'ao is'a ,ns" ,.v.
The temperature yesterday, as Observed ~ ma
l wni,a,,., 3' ws, =, q. m "a aeor,c,: 10 a. ru.,
,s. 20 49, '", 20, - =, -. - -, n. mar.
an am,,er a. q. IN So % n 40 m :o,: ,:' ~ D. r,,. so:ca.
Robert to.h. co,orcd. II ycats o.. sec, while vis-
~ t Nv ~, ronr,h avsrne. fol, ,ud
denly dead at o'clock yesterday nfternoon: !ne
ot W. removed hn e In lac m !"esf Wi b. hed
'o:Sss. .iss's'N <S'' ""|''
a. rs',nyr mut N NJ Ill VII Rsndniph atfeet, fell
III Tho oek ncnr State street hssEe into tho river.
iie was i'shei unt bY MI Casey the bridge. tender,
and taken honc by Mr. Kcr[oot, hut lttte Tho woafs
Tor the hath. -
William ntn'dTood 10 Seafs q nHG o. sn1anea
md NV va. "thslwi.e .eroa.y Injured, Iy ia1l,ns OF
I1ra,n"ns o. nn1ssna 10 anS n, I5ukc. iorpi.al.
!sf II KSsPs r g. TiSS 1SS;
s"tH 1 ..SA ~ n.n,s st,rnt nni Fifth nyrnnc
sohn,on ss % hsJ bis ra ,ay enl and was taken for
1ta1mcnt 10 ma no''e' ~. =. - eHs'" III
Tho North sitlc street. Hallway " Comn9ny vaat Mat
lire tbis morning. The Inns runs along Weats
r,rcct from tsandolpn. 10 tho upper entrance Of
l.tncnn pnsK. Tie cars heretofore running on
Wells anil scdgsick hase hccn Withdrawn.
M. fo, thc iron x,ork for tie roof OF tho now
e. y r. 1s e an he Geo eonract nsa
-. i; by se 1rcssury Is Il, nep"rtn,tnt The union Foun
T} .f},rc 1nmn,nY ~ th,s civ. made proposals. FOR
"ae II .e,L avrern ill., tsye also bacn received
" ~ ".m 9.n. ,n,siis n Thtcs1o Tic contract viii
>,',,aIy HUI H.. III within ii" next len iays,
''ooop'' ~ 'es "''A 'A
Mr.. Ell Smith the Well:known anu anab'e chiet '
elIusy OF The Circuit Couft - cahalante lof tho
ltr&Fhip u the new hppeliate Gnnit Me ttas s ~
comnlsndhtlon OF tnc Ghure Juh'cias1 y souN ti
onnty. ana of over .oo lawyers, 70 r. pei. H..
tdn md II thns flr tho stsonteSt tan"iun1o. Hp
y.Ars having nlfed every position IN tttfT! ahh
, 1877-07-07
INDIAN OUEEN CHEWING TOBACCO

is the beat tobacco In Chicago. salss ass !ncEess.
Tag every day. Fresh receipts Of Tbs celebrated
..lndlan Qussn" sse continually arriving. You
eau buy II only as q. Lusrsssn b ca. q. Randolph
, 1877-07-07
t;o,Ee1 Go.NG:! e0)NG,il

On Monday William A. Cutters 4 Co. will odef
u public sals some very daslsablo property.
Parties ahlu to take advantage Of the low priced Vt
r.ui state will da iu tbi4 sale saru chancs,
tho sale will be peremptory one.
, 1877-07-07

told they will RIB ont nn1tss rsrnlshed This me
artlet eondescends 20 20 ,fp fapon aSaa paymsene NJ
ht voTk By putting Fl! tana y .e0ns .he Sre.
tho ptetnrea go iofth tney Mnse sost nGrf @ nan
Wontd nha tha Cnstpnst RonS ~ y "tS
ThGrc are 1am5 ~ mose :" rs III ma, ~ 1Sem
when miens PC enumeFa'ea' 'u' Tue ''''' " 'Ae'"
ssbsel witch iny!'t. tea..s !. ss,esten; m Hon:
see. s. g 'ss
h'm nam' Of .,7,p,r. a zpRns7os,'
Ko1 T; IT, :o1a "a ~, .nsr thrce recEs
ago. my : Sses sfterw.ra they srnoanssd @ ,S 's.s
tI tn S;d o s
them beat. the nnme Of r l. IN anno'ny ah ~
IL ns"imsd II, yis,tor th.t be W. ketny ah.h.
ing Tor whtIe then he wa going to IT.. r.; ~ ~
siye IL; ;tes ~H,sS sssn1 70 is
S''sHss Ss ": pssfss,iy s @ ..t!sssa :. i .,-..,
qf 5s 70
AZ I'D s,G tf..si:f,sd e %s' S,a III II hss
!sd asit dens nssh Ss.t.f ssan se s.P;sted: lie ssa
been in ,sns;s three wseke. Hs hsd na! not gotten
e. +: s;s';: s y the y; i. s:s
teach him the trnde in: all tta perfection N tWo
dnyp and there were w{ptc barrels OF money IN IL.
Ss::9 G: !1 nut know '1'' h. wa ..'*'a. to re-.
eo1sry: Ths*e patt'ss e.il j 10 :,
nhotoo,,,, rnoro.G e1eevted IN o and
he following frse eadycrttssent from tho Practical
iHofo0rdphrr for March, published In st. Louis,
phanthropie Dbl @ bic iabors of thls Staples Edeiston:
or attention hs. teen called to smother prose.: ID:
JHC~ Ia
, 1877-07-07
4 Fine SALOON

4 FINE SALOON ......
will bo opened to-day At 1e0 Clark street. BY n.
D.. Boardman, who will carry stock Of the
choicest Of uquore, wines, cigars, etc. Give
him n call
, 1877-07-07

DEtpLER-0nE0ORY-J 5. 1877, ut tho
aestdanco OF the brides parents. No. eco Weat
Monros.st., by tbs Nev. ". II. Hopkins, Af-
William II, Beitlcf and Miss Ada II. Gregory
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15

ArPLEToN's JOURNAL for December
cnn'aias The Head Waters Of the Rhine.
with Eight IIlusrations) By Celia,
Arbor. A Novel. By Waller Besan
and James Rice, Authors of Ready. Money
Mortibov," The Golden Butterfly" etc.
with Two lllustrations) At the Door
A Poem. BY Mary Keely BoutelIe.
A Night in the Mountains. A Shor,
Story, complete. BY Rebecca Harding
Davis. Twilight. A Poem. From the
French Of Victor Hugo, by Florence A
Kendrick. Observation and Imagination
An Essay. BY Julius Henri Browne.
A Trip to the Bernudas BY $ G. W
Benjamin. In the Ar-GAllery. A Poem
By Edward Remand. Mountain Harry
A Charac'er-Skelch. By Ernest Ingersol.
A Morning-Call on the Inkerman Cave.
Folk. By David Ker. The Master of
!Rushen. A short Story, complete. By
Ayoelia E, Barr. Lillian. A Poem. By
Richard Henry Stoddart. An Artist On
Art. A Colloquy with Daniel Huntington
New Egypt, A Descriptive Sketch OF
Egypt "as it is To day. Bv Charles Fl
Woodman Cherry Ripe!" A Novel
By Helen B Ma.hers. Chaps. XXXu.
XII. His Western Katharine. A Short
Story. complete By Ella Rodman hurch
A Puzzled Ghost in Florida. A Poem
By Sydnay IHnier. Editors Table: and
Books of the Day.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15

AN order has at last been issued from the
post Office department that unsealed pack
ages from Europe, arriving in New York
by mail, which contain dutiable goods
shall be returned TO the foreign forwarding
postotce, marked Subject to custom
duties" and suspected sealed packages
shall only be delivered when the receiver
consents to the opening of the package in
the presence of q customs officer. Millions
of dollars worth of gloves, jewelry, laces,
and costly trinkets and goods Of every dis
cription have been smuggled into this
country through the mails, and heretofore
nothing has been done to check it. Th.
practice of getting friends in Europe to
send dutiable goods of the smaller sort
through the mails ia universal, and gift
from abroad are almost always sent in thai
way. So successful has this sort of traf4ic
been that tradesman are now smugglin,
large varieties and quantities Of goods in
this W y, and hence the order. If customs
are t. lie collect ted, there should he n,
possible way Of avoiding them successfully
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
versational circle there is a chance 70
every kind of ability.

versational circle there is chance for
every kind Of ability.
The wit, the scholar. the reader. who has
nothing but his braips-all have an oppor-
tunity for the exercise Of their talents. In
getting 'ogether such literary or social
circle care should be taken to seek variety
in unity-people of different talents and
characteristics who are alike in their bent
towards Intellectual pleasures. There
should he about an equal number Of men
and women. The meetings should be held
at the residences Of the various members
in turn, and no refreshments should ever
be tolerated at them, for even the cake and
cold water ola frugal Italian conversations
inevitably lead, in our climate and with
onr habits, to elaborate suppers and the for
getfulnessof everything but eating. Love,
of course, laughs at locksmitbs, but the
perils of filtration may be conjured away
from such circle by devices which il
should be care of the sagest and most ex-
perienced members to invent.
These once applied, the opportunities
which conversational club must necessa-
rily offer to bright bachelors and clever
girls for forming correct notions about each
other ought to make such club safe and
delightful vestbule 10 marriage. Consider
what bathybiss did for Miss Macglllicuddy
and the Professor, ye autterers, and be
wise! A winters c mpanionship in ra-
tional conversation will be worth year of
cursory gable at receptions" and on thu
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
THE NEW NOBILITY.

The people before long will find out t.
their sorrow, and when it is too late to re
pair the error, that they have given coun
tenance to the establishment of titlef
and privileged aristocracy by increasing
the army, that years Of future Legislation,
will not enable them to gel rid Of. Every
member of Congress who helped to faster
a military aristocracy on the people should
be allowed to retire into private life wher
his present term of Office expires.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-15
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY So.
THE STATE of DELA WARE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY So.
THE STATE of DELAWARE
INo THE sH eR1FF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
lGREETIsG.
WHEREAS, lane Sullivan, by her pext
fr lend, James A Atwcll by her petition to
the Judges Of our Superior Court, filed IN
the office Of the Pr0thonotary If the said
Court n and for the County Of New 'astlc.
~ trt le eau Of ccmpla mt tn rein
al eyed. as made apple It on to
( SEAL our said Judges that decree n av
be pronounced dissOlving the mar.
~ riage existing between the pet :.
t1Oner and her husband John ulliyan
We therefore command you, AS You have
been hereinbefOre commanded, that Won
summon 10 Sullivan. so that he be and
appear before the said Judges of our said
superior Ourt of the next term thereon. to
ne he'd Al New castle in and ior The Coun-
ty Of New Castle. on Monday the 70 h da
Of the sa d petition and also to show cause
II any he has, why q decree of The said
Court should not be made, dissolving the
marriage existing between him and the
said Petitioner. according to the act AS
sepbly in such case made and Or vided
and also to do and receive what the i'd
Court shall then and there consider concern
Ing him IN this behalfas to the Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the proyi-
, Witness the Honorable joseph p. Come.
gys, E.q., at New astle the 25th day OF
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy.
seven. CHAKLES BEAsTON.
Issued Aug. Is h lH77. ProthonOtary.
The above is true copy of summon ar
aug28-tf ISAAC GRnRB. Sheriff.
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WILMINGTON, Del. Dec Is, 1877.