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Warranted for Five year
CAUTION! !

All persons are cautioned my h,bins "
deal in or use. any sswips make n the W
W wi b our needle, anu ~, natent selt
stich, or that have the new ',e ara pur,1
at. acumeut, unless the sainoi heir = AZ eLH
from this Company, Or .n onr psteD.
censes, and stamped upyn upn" W. and unS
ware of worthless tmitauoIissd isd our ciN'
mlous parties who have coPi.ua uanly ~
odveriisements. &C. and D"y '''''
sh,re man ufaciured by u.s. xood ptl
s.rhe wonder is how 80 eWv [GlOt
can he sold at 80 low price ID copd
I'VE have the machine az (TpF
q ,ms,as" IN ever, respect" resN
I've can recommend 1t 10 o''
lchr's,ian, ,,a,,;s inaex' NsIrlvea n: 4 safely: yy:,
more than pleased WIN We shall,
claim for 1t and more, y, it."-lh'
ate ,tion of our reaoe'' ,n
Christian. ros,onsible W
prompt in all their aeaiaddsrs aeaadsrs "-A
we commend " cur fe~U .,y
Gamble machines with tab'e TAB evSs1ii sl
forwarded 70 any part OF 'N'
ceiptof ,,,rrEN DULLAKS'
s,.,,., terms and e.trs, s.,aps! !9aqSssssfP. a!SssP.,
sPec,adi nd IemsIe agents, storst sart psFy
Scnnty f'savs ~ Sewing, descIiPII,se epp
psi,,o Ssnpin;i " terms, test moni"se sent
etc, sent free a.. a.. drafts. o. o,,,st ~
otIlte money or es'' safe dell'''
goods guaranteed. r. nications' t.
An orders, com
be add essed ~ the .,N
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THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR
AND THEIR NEEDS.

The appeals, already beginning to be
heard from the various societies interested
in the welfare Of children, point to the fact
that the winter promises to be busy sea
son with charitable institutions. The so
cieties in New York for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, and for the Preven-
tion of crime, have called attention to the
act that there is grea. want existing now
among the poor, and particularly in fami,
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| NOTtCE.-I, Daniel Melara ey in compli.
IN ance with the requireDe Dents ofthe Act Of
Assembly, in such cases made ana prOvld-
ed do here by give notice that shall apply
TO the Judges of the Court of General ses
siuns OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
State If Delaware. in and TOR the County
Of New Gas tie on Monday the 10th day Of
November next, being the first day of the
November Term, A. D., 1877. for license to
keep an Grocery & Liquor Store at No. lOU
W est front street, 8 ". cor OF Front and
Shipley ST. in tbs First Ward, in the CIT,
of Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating ii nq-
uors In not less quantities than one % GAL
lon not to be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens econ
mel d this said appnca.ion to wit:
Augustus Aschenbach Joseph Hopes
Edward Gormen Edward Haggerty
Beury Brad ey Francis n, Kelly,
Maurice Fagen Friedrich Danz
Juliu. Guen her James Corrigan
JOhn Kelley X. W. Evans
Henry Ward uther W. Palmer
Daniel McCusker John Green
Patrick Lally John H. Yetter
David s, Higgins Fr. derrick Stab
Jos. 4 HUM John Madden.
James w. King Patrick McQuaid
William Kvne John Murphy
EdWa. d Rogers John PlunR. tt
DANIEL MELARKEY.
Nov. 3rd 81 pd.
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/ TNTOTICE.-I, Timotby Mcf,arron IN com On,
| IN pliancA with the reqniremen1 OF tns
Actor .ssambly, in such g. mace sI SnH
provided dosere y give lotlca 'hat pa, pa,
anply IN writing toIthc conrt q = TT, :,
sessions OF the Peace and "a. delF IVY oi
! the STATE o DEL .ware In and for ne county
of >ew G ,stls, upon Monday. me lstn : aN
Of November, A, y. 1877, being the nrst nt.t
dav of to n. 1t November term of the sal"
Cur, lor a licerse 70 keep IN Inn ,o.S Gr
Tavern. ct No. ,7O5 West, I'd siresi. ~ 2
ward. Of |hs Citf nf Wilmlhst II. NoH
t,s atle County, in the State OF DHi-"are, M
and to sell intoxlcating liquors IN less
Quantities than one 4uarI 10 be drunk on
reoommend the said application, TO VIII:
Alexander Boon. Artemas Wilhelm,
IB.J Mooney. John " carey,
fa "a Murphy. And W. Kennedy,
Iemuel Hitch, Edw. J hsys, .
|P,H Noon. John McAteer..
CHARLES Carr. James O'Dnnnell.
Jos. W. Wilhelm. Geo. W. Starietl,
John Guthrie, Thomas Maolon'
John Ward, DAVID d. baIH o.
I g W,ggIesworth, Patrick ahill,
tn mas Hngtn. u. McAteer,
william walsh, Michael McAteer,
Hugh Shields.
noy79t TIMOTHY MGCARRON.
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WILMINGTON. Del. nov. 16 1872

Is there no possibility Of preventing
boys from riding on freight cars through
the streets, as is the common but danger
us practice in the city! Numbers Of
them seek transportation by that means,
and some of them are occasionally killed
There should be Waterman in charge of
all freight trains that pass through the
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THIS MACHINE

Is the most simple and compacGis; dGs, 'otS] o' ID
durable and economical m9 ussuIy
bine,l simplicity, strength ana vsaJS vtsrhnsl|
New and NUN erOu patented s..sNi w is I'd
No complicated machinery "
stantly getting out OF ordei;h IA ran lalI
50 easy to learn that W. trom thetD
will do al kind OF sewing, ~ lin inck, m
to the cosrsest; will hem. 'e.t' usei
co-d. gather, embroider. sII sT',d ,descryi1
Adjusting straight needles, ~ Mare
Gotten silks and thresu ulotn will
s .olgest stitch known; the nsas S,o the hl
{ eto.e the seam will rip; rhs Ise' mach %
G ect from the spool. W Ib;vhly a
oeautl ully finisued anu N
meoted. and
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THE HERALD
the Murnlnx Herald

NOTICE TO SUBscRBRRs.-Those of oui
eubecrlbers who are indebted to the MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
snittance.
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A1OTIuE.-I, Jos H Richards. In com oil.
" ance with the requirements OF the acl
Of Assembly In sucn cases made ana pro,
vided, do hereby give notice that snail
apply in writing to the Court o, Genera
Session of the Peace and Jail Delivery cl
the stale Of Delaware, in and or the county
Of New Castle. upon Monday the 18th day
of November, A. D. 1877. being the first Day
of the next November term Of the said
Cour, for a license to keep an Inn or Tavern
known as the Atlantic Garden, 2A King
street, in the second Ward. Of the City OF
v ilmington, in the State of Delaware to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart. TO be drunk on he Prenl.
ses, and the following respectable cit zens
recommend the said application, to wit:
Jos Sickle, VIM beckiey,.
N Melchoir, John B Elliott,
John Parker. Chas Sparks,
Bernard Row, Michael Kenny,
VIM L Gilbert, Jacob sroWn,
L e File, Martin 4 liott,
Chas Weyl, N Melchoir. or
VIM Brennan, r w Kirby.
Z9 Dennis, Anthony Willis,
Nicholas Jenny, Jacob Scheller.
john F taylor, Jane. M SWeeten,
VIM r Tush, Jos $ Brown
Patrick Long, JOS Brsdf I'd,
nOy2-3t JOSEPH b. RICHARDS.
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$2OO WATCH - CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD. SENT FkE8 60 AGENTS.

q And the pubic en- orally should send :
Il for the Larg cat. most ExtenM ve 9
aud Complete lliUs,ra ed Cats. =
z lOEur, with Ereatest variety OF q
= are, ever published Buy direct OF s
- manufacturers and save money Send .
three cents for our new catalogue. .
q o. q Rryana AO2 Wash. ~. ChiO. Il
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New Castle County. &C oper 4 Isl

REaIsTEE's OFFICE,
New Castle County. &C oper 1871.
Upon the application OF &C Grubb, Ad-
minislrstor c. T. A OF R'se uxbaum ate
of wilmington Hundred IN said county
d ceased, IL & ordered and directed by the
Register tn at the Administrator af .resaid,
give notice of the granting Of Letters OF
administration Z. 4. 4. upon the Estate
of the dec ,ased, with The granting thereof.
by caus,ng advertis. m. nts to ue posi- ed
within 1Oity days from the date of such
etters in SIX of the mo I pubic Ilaces OF
the County of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands again be Estate
to present the same, or ab'ne by an Act
of assembly In such case made and pro.
vlded. And also cau~e the same u be in.
serted within The same period in the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper publish.
ed in WilmlngtOl, and TO be continued
therein three weeks [e. o. d.
Given under the hand and zeal of Office
of The Register afore AID. at New
[sEAL Castle. in New Castle county sfore.
said, the day and year above writ
ten.
e. 9. RIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
against the Estate Of the deceased mus1
present the same dnlv ate ted to tn. Ad.
mi q ulstratOr on or be ore the 9,h day OF
OCTOBER, A. D 1873, or abide the Act o.
| Assembly in such cases m de and proyi.
| ded. ISAAC GRUB.
AdIninistr alor, C. T. A.
Address New Castle, Del.
octl5-3weod
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And invite a call th at our prices may bt
compared with the prices Of others.
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C HERMAN, AUCTfoNEER
O.scils THIS DAY "wednesday, November %. a. 1OA
O'clock Nos. I5ts and II Bowcry,
by order Of al porter and wholesale liquor dealer.
choice Liquors in barrels casks aud dem johns.
bourbon hhiskoy Rum, fort and sherry
Braudies, Gin Cordial, Bttors KimneI, Champagne.
Cigars, safos. &c. sale positive
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERa
ADJUSTMENTS ID PAcR-4th. 9Th and 6sh eols
AsTRoLoGY-2D PAcs- 9Th col.
BnaR6ERs wsN snsnsS Pa Paes-ad and sd col.
GEaE EsASh FOX
Psi
S eI1h ksA asb srs1E sS
GLorhING-2p pAcK-0th col: :,
sss s
SSo aseSs ASabESIss-s sai p;o.o.A col.
Tuss 70 es AND us
lunp 5HkSSsfoaR rrssi. Fl fAorsA
EE;xcURSIoNso-iiT. PAcE-eth COL
ROOFS nsS f' APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAcR--lst and I'd coils.
ASsEES'MSasTN3Ss- r4sss.A COL
H G . ss 4.h eo
HH9 9sss sn asss sS col col
LOST AND FOUND-Isr PAdK-ist col.
M AsBEk sAen q Fae col COL
rtss4s s
M!soEIL Sl%NEous-llrH PAGr-e.h col
NEW PGsLic AT TS5s.A s1'' pAon-e.h COL
ff xsoFohTEs, d ps1s' &C., rAer-e.n col
3d.
PRofEHry A SGT Of ~ THE CITY ron SALE OH TO
RENTED PAGE LIST col.
RIAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D rAcE-lst COL
ssa MaEs1nie :s COL
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-1st COL
SALES AT AUCrION-1sr PAcE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-1st, I'd,
3D. 4th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-1aTu PAGE-5th and
9Th coils.
sPECIAL NOTICEs-lsr PAGE-lst I'd coils
s6TORAGE--1sr PAGE-4th COL
THE TRADEs-12TH PAGE-6th col.
TAR TURF-IsT PAcE-3d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcx-1st
ME- col.
IRAvkLLERS GUIDE-11TH PAcE-6th col.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
2D PAGE-2d col.
WANTED TO PUHCHASE-lsr PAGE-4th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRy, &C-1sr PAGE-4th col.
WINTER RESOkTs-2D PAGE-3d col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1OrH PAGK-6th col.
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THE TURF.

7 WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERSEY CITY,
Arhursday. November % at 80 M 3S class hled
with six entres running ed with hye entries Adj
mission 80 cents w. VAN kEUKEN,JL
L,REE FOR ALA PURSE OF S25 WILL BE GIVEN
by the proprietor OF It. Nicholas lots corner Of HON
9Th be trotted the ROAD to wagons, ON
IN sgiving Day 80 NJ SIS first. $40 to
ond; tree and open until time Of starting
ID. j. SHARE
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EOR sALE-Ar NASSAU. NEW PRoviDEACE.
BAHAMAS. by public auction unless an advantageous
Offer Is In the meantime made). Monday, February
H. 1873. ut noon tho premises In accordance with
of the Bahamas Legislature all tho Lands Buildings
and Appurtenances known Us tho ROYAL VICTORIA
HOTEL. erected In 1861 bv the Bahama o
Of Eo0UDl The building il unequaed by struc.
kind Ia the West Indies,
existing lease, which expires In 1850.
condition the premises sh all used by the purc
til. keeping and maintaining hotel the lst
November each until the 3ls OF May
ecding least. and other
during period during period Of
the year One.alf OF the purchase Is be paid In
the other moicty II desired ia Ave years.
given the security and interest
payable the OF SIX The Royal
Victoria Hot substantial stone building, four stories
high three OF which surrounded Ny paxSt ten feet
wide forming covered ado 100 feet long u
III double aud single with LOFTY ceilings
.Jp guests IL IS situated an Gle
which view commanded OF the wh"io
oil Nassau the tho ocean
lies before II. studded with numerous isl.ts.
further viii be Ia nished by ae UNDER
Chairman of the Board PabIc Works OF the Island
ot New Providence.
Il. H. A. TAYLOR.
NASSAU, n. r., bahamas.
Sept. %, 1877.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 90.


,u c9RNEh or B,o.aayay and tG sssS sS,
REGULAk SALES every Wednesday and saturday
TWENTY EouR hours allowed rsa, for ,s,s
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT TOP Pony Pnaeton. by George II. Close
:s "Hs a rim "
high Kentucky black Trotting Mare, l5k high.
years old got by Basil Duke dam thoroughbred an ex
nearly top sidebar Windsor Wagon bv J. brewster
ELEGANr ROAD establishment. consisting OF tho mag
ncent fancy mached team Of dark dupple and bay
seldings Harry Dcsinson and 6ouinion Boy lo,s hsh
ton the ndest and handsomest pair OF trotg
horse. produced wen as the extraordinary
track q to 40 to the pos well known the road
the Bruntz will DO sold separately together
side bur Road Wagon Pole and Shas by Brewster
and Co. Of Broome st. Harness. Clothing Bear Robe, &c
Potess. 1873 high old got by OF Alexandors
Pilot Jy prompt. easy driver has record OF 2af will
rot close TO 80 next season. and sound and
THE FINE. large brown rro.tng Colt West Liberty. laA
high, years old got by Independent dam by American
Star stylish drivers has shown trial OF 40 and IS
hay MAKE le high years old easy and safe driver;
ROAD OUTFlT, comprising a bay Mare. ls,4 high. 10
years old got by General Knox; dnc driver: war.
~
Troing Gslding, l5h nigh. years old, got by Henry
G" ..S % sad n a sni A Also os
riGhr coTiE, Polo and Shafts; good order fu'!
TWENTY Portland seish
Blankets, large lot Double and Single Harness. Whips.
TWENIYrouR road, family, business and work Aorsos.
SALES NKyEK Dostponod account of weather.
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HORSES. CAnKIAGEs. sc.

MAksHALS sALE.-RlCHARD WALTERS SONS,
IVA Anctoneers, will sell by virtue Of an execution TINS
Clarence. Coupe and one Express Wagon. LOUIS
LEUBUsCHEk. Marshal
NoricE-PoR SALE. BREWSTER OF BRooME 81.
bargain price s3sO ~ FRfs Stable. : East 5sd 81.
GOLD TO PAY ADvANCEs-Two WELL BRED
DM"fes misunderstanding aad z. perfectly sound ana
gusre for Paul ccrd mares At Club Stable iss York ST..
Jersey City.
CrABL.s. WITH SUFFICIENT CARRIAGE ROOM.
and 1879 West l7th aud l4i West Jth between 9Th and
ush avs Apply to or ADDRESS JAMES SrlkEMAN. 10
Observation-Disclosures IGHs.-rINE Ass0HT.
sleigh. ). GoLyEa 4 CO.. ssi Broadway
CrABLE TO LEr.-HALF OF PiHsr CLASS STABLE
Oilo West 4oth ST. Apply ON premises
CAcRIFlcE-NEw AND SECOND HAND roP EN-
Cpress Grocery Wagons, $40 800; Canadian Pony. $50
rNO LET-THk PRIVATE STABLE i55 WEST 18TH
ST. Apply ut 1893 6thav.
INANTED-A Two-WilEEL DOCTORS GIG. AD-
w cross BLANCHE BROS, lit Broad st.
VNANTED-A BERLIN CLARENCE AND FIVE
w glass Landau or Coupe Address f. N. s. Grand Con-
Office.
w ANrED-Two SETS or MOUNTED DOUBLE
mnn9ss mIs be in good N or family use
WANTED THE RUNNING GEAR FOR ONE HORSE
Ea%1s y Il 70 t iss. long Call
WANTED TO ExcnANGh-A MARE REcoRD 81,
kind no palers and show 40 over Fleetwood r. Herald
Uptown olfce.
onN sLEIGHs, sLEIuus. sLEIGHs
OUUaoo Robes Bells and Blankets
$50 Carriages, NIL styles. Few and second hand.
The Target as,or.mens Of new md second hand Car
city lowest prices. WM H. GRAY 10 aud - Wooster
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PRICE THREE CENTS
SALES Az AUCTION.

r. MAkBURG. AucrIuNEEk SELLS, 10 o'cLOCk.
O.lI7 East 80 St. Stove aud House Furnishing Goods
store about 81 800 stock consisting Of Cooking and Heat
Ing stoves Fras Copper aud Tin Kettles aud Pans
assortment Shc Goods sale positive. Housckeepors and
de Nlers Invited
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.2s5 BkoADWAY..
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERA
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POsT OFElCE NOYICE.

tor the week ending saturday December 1877, will
close a. TINS Office Tuesday at A. NJ tor Europe. by
"a ~ for Europc W .ssamshD Ably. snis. via Queens
correspondence Tor France be forwarded TINS
must be specially Addrcssed). and at "a Tor
France direct by steamship Labrador Havre Thurs
day ut II NJ, for Europe by steamship Pommerania via
Plymouth CnsroourE and Hamburg; Or saturday q. u
for Germany Scotland and North of
Ireland BIO forwarded by this be specially
addressc and IL A. NJ tor Scotland and North OF Ire
land BY steamship Dsvonia via Neville and Gla;sow and
via Southampton aud Bremen G.sat
Britain and France Ia BE- forwarded by this stsser
be specially addressed The steamships Montana Abys
s'na and Adriac do not take mails for penmak sWe-
and ST. Thomas. leave New York November -. The
mails for Nassau n y, leave New York december The
mails for Kingston, leave Now York November % The
mails tor Australia &c. leave San Francisco December
The mails China and leave Francisco Deem
Dor ID THOS. l.. JAMES Postmaster.
NEw YORK, Nov. "a. 1877
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DAWNBROKBR'S SAL.E-R FIELD GENEfsAL AUG.
tonccr salesroom 152 Canal Bowory will sell
this day ut O'Clock TOO lots Mems aud Womcns Coth
Ing consisting OF Ladies' Dresses vi tho finest quality Ball.
Parior aud Wedding Dresscs Broche and other shaws;
Remnants bEe Undertaking: Quilts Sc, &c. Also 40
Lots OF Mems Clothing VI superior quxty Oyercoats sack
aad prock Coats Pants Vests Remnants OF Cloth Ac &c
by order Henry hcAicensn, l9I eth av N. B-Dealers
and others requiring fine goods would do we'll to attend this
sula
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NINE DEMoREsT's RELIABLE PATTERNS OF
l tho useful and Designs tor
holiday fashions ready IL East nth 81. aud all
tthe agencies In EuroDe and Amorias-
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pAwxDnoKERs' sALE-wArcnEs AND JEW

THOMAS J. McGRATH, Auctionocr,
1853 Chatham st Mulberry. will sell this day II
o'clock sharp OJ lots gold and silver Watches Diamonds
gold Jewolry. Pins. Rings bracelets, chains Opera
Glasses, Gums Pistols. MusicnI Instruments, &C.
Bv order. l.. Cohn. Canal Ut, and
Is. Cohen. Delaney st.
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BUTLER, STILLMAN h HUBBARD.
Attorneys Tor Receiver.
Ill broadway. New YoPh.

pAwNBRoKERs sALE.-rliis DAY. JAMES AGAR,
j Auciioneer. will sell. 81 NcM Bowery, $40 lots
Dresses shAwis. Remnants. fus Table Lincn. Under.
clothing Sheets spreads Blankets Quilts, Bods Boots.
shoes also Coats antsl0ons Vests 10Y o'clock.
BY order OF NJ =. adigan oo7 I'd NV,
pAWNBRoKERs' sALK-s FIRUsKI. GENERAL.
i Auctionecr, i22 Fulton Brooklyn will sell
November 81, Ut IL A. NJ, 100 lots gold and silver
Watches, solitaire, Cluster and Diamond Rngs. gold
Chins Necklaces LocKets, Plus Rings, Sets, bracelets
solid Silver ana Plated Ware, Books, bibles, Guns. pis-
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l.OOU.UUU. LOTTERY: 400 tickets Tor sale at Whole
sale prices soNNEBERG n CO.. New Haven. Conn.
81 900 9yy 1nK1Sr SosSI,. srA "a LOTTERY
eisnths 81 ~ J. DUFF Geo. BANKERS. ~ Nassau cor.
Liberty Il.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-24

If, as Mr.. Hayes says in his letter to
Hampton and Chamberlain, ''It is the
earnest desire of the President 10 be able
to put an end, as speedily as possible, TO
all appearance of the Intervention of the
military authority of the United States in
the political arrangements which affects
the government and and afflict the people
of South Carolina" his desire can be cas-
lily gratifed. Let him withdraw the troops
''as speedily as possible" from the State
Capitol, which they now hold in utter
disregard of every law, and the political
arrangements of the State will right them
selves at once. The proposal to have the
rival claimants of the Governorship come
to Washington and talk the matter over
is pure impertinence. What have they
to do with the President or the President
with them, except SO far as one of them
gains from the Presidents meddling the
semblance OF claim that he could get in
no other way?-Iimes.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-24
A Heavy Bank Robbery.

George l.. Whiting, hea / bookkeeper
in the Brooklyn Bank, New York. has
been arrested charged with robbing the
bank Of 100000 in greenbacks. When
arrested he had $4,000 of the funds
with him. Wednesday evening he re-
manned in the bank till the other officers
had gone, and then walked off with va
lise containing the plunder. He left a
note to the president of the bank stating
that he had taken the funds and if the
bank wanted it compromise" on one
half the money would be necessary, 9th,
erwise he should burn the negotiable
bills and depart with the cash. When
arrested his valise was captured, and all
the negotiable bills were recovered, but
$4,000 in greenbacks were missing
Whiting subsequently confessed that the
missing money was concealed in closet
at the Vandyke House, where all except
S10, 900 was afterwards discovered. He
says he spent the rest but this is not be.
lieved. Whiting has been connected
with the bank twelve years, and has al.
ways been regarded as reliable and able
Previous curious conduct and complaints
of headache leads to the theory that Whit
ing is insane. Mr.. Hall, the teller, was
the only one who had the combination Of
the safe lock. Whiting one day asked to
look at 1t, and quickly copied it and han
ded back he book in which it was writ
ten. There was s'method in his mad
ness" certainly. -s %
The daily gazette., 1877-03-24

Sixteen years is long, very long,
period for any statesman in any coun-
try to hold very high effice without
interruption. In the United States,
James Madison, John Quincy Adams,
William H. Seward, and Hamilton
Fish are the only persons who, be-
tween 1889 and 1877, respectively and
consecutively, were Secretaries of
State during two Presidential terms.
In Europe, with the exception of Eng
land (and the notable one of Bismarck,
who has been the head of the Prus-
sian government since September,
1862, it may be said that office-hold-
ing statesmen, for two centuries at
least, have "come like shadows, so de-
part!" Lord North was Chief Minis
ter in England from ITO to the close
of the American War, nearly thir-
teen years. William Pitt had seven
teen years highest Office December,
1888, to March, 1900; Lord Liverpool's
reign lasted for nearly eighteen years
and was closed only by decay of mind
and body. Peel guided the helm of
the state vessel twice-four months in
1S34-35, and five years in 1S41-46. Mr..
Gladstone, one of the ablest Of modern
statesmen, was Prince Minister only
once from December, 1868, to Febru-
ary, 1874. So much FOR duration to
office in "civilized" countries.