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The Morning herald., 1877-07-13
NHEkIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the Lafayette Hotel. 84l Shipley street,
kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF iand, sit
uated in the city of Wilmington. and
uounded and described as follows, to wit;
BEGINNING at the Intersection of southery
side of t.ix xhth street with The westerly side
of Poplar street, thence souiheriy along
sad side of Poplar street 10 feet. more or
lie s. to land Of Jacob karch, thence west
erly slorg z SAID Karch land aud paral el
wi Eighth street Is feet 10 stak g, thence
northerly and parallel with Poplar streei,
by n line dividing th S from other lands of
the SAID John b. oleyer, sky feet, more or
H. d Renee thereby easteriy alongside OF
r ighJil street eizh leen feet to the mace Of
beginning, pe the contents thereof what
they may.
No. z All that certain Lot of land, situ-
ats d in the said City of w lining on. afoi e.
said, and de crlbed rs fellows, I" wit ne
girning on the southerly side Of Eighth
street az q distance of eIsh cen - from
the westerly side of Poplar street, themes
with h. gh.h street westerly SIXTEEN feet,
IN nc sOutheriy and parallel with Poplar
easter y "a anel with Elgoth St cetsixteen
f5 t, thence nprtherly sixty feet to the
place of beginning, be the coutenls thereof
what they may
seized and aker in execution as the pro.
peTty OF Jonn Carney. and saran, his wife,
''''>' y W ' isAAC GRUB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office. New Castle, July 8, LII.
jy lis
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Local Affairs.
NOTICE TO cLERGYMEN.

Clergynnen wishing Church notices pub
lished, should send them 80 as to reach US
BY Friday afternoon, that they may appear
in Saturdays issue.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-13
GARDEN SEEDS.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
A large lot o, ~ kind from the Cambridge
Valley ~ cd Garden. These garden seeds
are selected with great care, and are Tor
sale at Guthrie's Grocery Store, corner oi
Front street and Mary land avenus. He
also has the best quality offlour constant
ly on hand. 800
The Morning herald., 1877-07-13

r ~ W. JONE-, ailcy Dyers. 4oI N. From
y street, tranch Office corner Ninth and
Vine streets, Philadelphia. adie.' aud
(lentlemeu's Garments OF every descriD-
lion py cd or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath-
trs and Gloves Dyed or Cleansed.
l emb"-
The Morning herald., 1877-07-13
BASE BALL.

The Red Stockings defeated the Olympic
yesterday afternoon, on the Quickstep's
grounds, by score Of II to 5, in favor OF
the Red Stockings.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-13
HER liz.

T- T77N 7a1 III jgV 87rlWa1EFW
,y yirtns w NJ Writ of Levari Facias to
! sdiresa<d fWtft be exposed to Pub'lc
le Ut the l44ylSX&tte Hotel, NO a4l ship ey
I et. keRt W. ortlip In the
6aATURQAY, July 2Sth, 1877.
@ III oeiock r. NJ.
he folIoWfrx deecr bed Real Estate viz:
10. ~ Al qH6t oSrL.in Lot of La d, stu
fin the city 6f tN ilmlngt IN, New astle
luty. u efs. bY4Gde ana described as fol-
IA f3efiUnf1&f4t tn corner tOrIne1 BY
,int< HI ecCiH Itt the easteriy side If Du-
ut street III 4XNe southerly slue ct sixth
eet. theu0tyNIpHg sad soutderiy eide of
:sh ffS6Eya& MY about sixty-eight feet
\ astak !. xh6Dc6 Boutheriy para lei w tn
DPony afre&t, about ei.hty-siA and a T. alf
ttOI& 6txto S06hce In a. n0rthwesterly
eOtitSu a60itt pAyenty ttr q all u hail
n o. Nv ~ n &aAte ly SIDE IF Dupont st :,
u'ncs ~ / f1E5F FHtfeet nDrtherly about tif'y
h To I'M u {~8#0f bes innihg be tue con-
10, 3.7 4 Il {ct of Land, with a Frame
use I'M ~ ~ tua In the City of WI.
NJ gtO w IN dc aware, beginning on
. uOrtb6x{ N Df Front street, between
ofarsOn and &disOn streets, t 81 feet
N the easy lde of Madison street at
' mldaio f410f the party wall,
,lnce mortimer par llrl with Mad son
eet 81 feet ~ tnohes to a corner lad for
rly u ihQmaS1surley, tncnce ther- with
sterly p0t0tiHIwilh Fr.nt street rs feet d
'heSs u y ~ NJ I. .tnence nor heriy parallel
Ill 2lfk i&0t feet 2 inc"es. passing
. 0lAxl n ~ ajfdle OF par y wall OF this
Ih0uXS M 3&ejy OF Jacob Loyd to said
,Ne 0f frpfly ftfeet. and thence westerly
leet B u6}t84{ ts the place of beginning.
tix6d 0xff f&fKfen in eX. cutiOn as tne
',perty w @fEk Ltlly, and to bs sold by
J.EI sStsF sss} IA AZ URUBB Sh. riff.
tl1exii& New Castle, July 8, 49,
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,HERIFl SALE,

BY vlrtne of swIit of Lsvari Facias to
q directed VII lftB exposed to Publ c Sale
the Lafayette Hotel, 81 shipley st ee'.
'pt by 9eOIgeaW. critic. in the city OF
llmingt0n, New Iastle County, Delaware
HATURsSAYsJuly 2s, A. D. 1871,
" Assfsl Az zGSClock. p. NJ,
The following Inscribed heal Estate, viz:
III that certain Lat OF Land. 81 uale in The
" 6f NJ hmiDgt0D, Bounded AID described
follows, to WI; Beg,nning at the north
~ stde Of 4tspin av-nue. bet~ cen Rod
BY asad ClAStt G{frtts, and At the disianc
Que htNd 4tS6 twenty feet from tue
'tsterly s6N6 ~ Rodney street, thence
,rtrefly pAT&1 no R9dnty stree enc
lndred feeL t0 y xCorner thence westerly
.rallel tOl9tspiNNNrnu5 fifty feet to the
sterly sid Qf n ty-two fee t d five ins;
de s6teeG Hmm &f1pntnt rly aOng said side
d said street gp1 I&ralIel to the iirst men-
,ned line as d1k5dpe street onehundrea
.st 10 the sHid Aidapf Gil in avenue, aud
Nencs thu reb eA6tefly fifty fe u tutne place
! bt ginning h0 me coutenls whist they
,sized and AIKEN in execution as the pro-
rty OF WtillnimT WesLhrook, and Anna
v eBtbroOx /. hiS w, fv, ana t. L., and 20 be
~ N IhAA AC GaUBB, sheriff.
,herifrsO Ofic6 New castle, July 8, 1877.
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WANTS.

- AID WAN tEl3 A lady with five
- children, d sires board 10 the cnuntry,
for the summer. Must be within two miles
of this city. Term. moderate Addrss
je2i-tf HERALD OFFICE
The Morning herald., 1877-07-13

eIf ROW ELL & co New
billet Of LOO pages, contain.
Eewsnanara. and estimates
(dv r. &Er 2 -
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The Morning herald., 1877-07-13

PER TOY.
LAYTON,
Id Water
Fout.l
The Morning herald., 1877-07-13

For further information passengers arr
referred to the time tables posted at the de
pot.
jup9-!y q. F KENNEY. Supt'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
Letter frOii, Fairfax,

Correspondence OF the AlcGandria Gezctte.]
FAIRFAX {. H., VA, Feb. 222.-Ihc Couuly
Court Judge James Saugslet presiding, was
opened L; II o'clock Oh Monday last, and al.
jour1eI un:il the court in course 90 Weducs-
day, bcior an unusually obg session for
County Court here TIC following embraces
is more Important proceedings:
Thirty.oue deeds aGi other writings, received
in the clerks Office since the last court, were
certified of record.
The last will Of Susanah II. Storm vas
proved and admitted to record, and John 5.
Croker and John y. Storm executors named
therein qualified.
J. &. DcPutrou executed new bond as No,
tary Public.
Robert Wiley was appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Fanny B. &. Wilson.
Thomas Il. Love was appoiuted admluitra-
tor Of the estate Of Paul Mckenna.
Com. vs.. Benz. Trammell; for assault; jury
and verdict guilty; damages one cent.
Same W. George W. Gunnell; for assault;
dismissed upor payment Of costs by defendant.
James ". Borden executor vs. r. Nj. Lave,
| &c.; upon scita; judgment for $l32.43.
! Assessments OF the ands Of VIM. Halls es
tate, and Isaac Hall, were corrected.
On John 4. Marshairs motion for road Is.
Skinner, j. E. Marks and j. ". Harrison
| we're appointed commissioners to view the way
for the proposed road from the gate near
Burk' 5 mill to where the Mt, lernan road
| crosses the railroad.
On John PowcIrs motion loT road L. {.
Fit2hugh and Alincr Thompson were appointed
commissioners to view the Way for the proposed
| road from Johnson's crossing to the Lawyers
! road.
Thomas Moore, attorney, VS.. n. Gee; torcl-
| bic deta;ncr; jury, and verdict for plaintiff.
Com. OF Va, relation of John II. Chichester
against G. ~ l.andslree; suit on bond as tax
collector for Mt. Vernon district. 10 this case
the judge Of the court being so situated as to
render it improper tor him to preside, Q. W.
| WatlIes by consent was invited to come up and
hear these cases, (two) which after an all day
session and continueiOg far toto the night Of
Tuesday resulted in verdict for the plaintiff
10 the sum of 81 l5424 The plaintiffs de-
mand amounted to over $500. This judg
meat being, however, Tor five hundred dollar:
more than that rendered at December cour
last. Motion for new trial overrulcd, and lbt
case goes TO the Circuit Court.
After making some llnimp3rtaut orders the
court adjourned. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

The Supreme Court

In concluding lis argument il the Oregon
case before Ike Electoral Commission, ycstcr-
day, Mr.. Mcrrick said -
These OPTIONS will be accepted or rejected
by the people Of the United States according
to their estimate Of their wisdom and their
souudness but they will pot pass beyond the
scrutiuy Of their characters and their merits,
unless they are first challenged by the men by
whom they we're prooounced. Consistent ad.
hesion to the solemn conclusions reached by
those great mcr to whom the people lave COM
mtted the settlement of their rights, is essen
tal to the preservation Of l loyal respect for
authority and character; and while mitigating
the pauga of disappointment, often secures an
acquiescccca in Judgment seemingly the hasticst
add NEST unjust. But when these judgments
antagonze one another, and in their very con-
hct and autaeonism are combined in operative
effect to accomplish one ADD the same result and
tina! result is one with which individual sympa-
thics are closely and warmly connected, un-
pleasant thoughts will stir within the public
mind, aud angry emotions will swell the popu
lar heart. The Supreme Court Of the United
States is one Of the idols Of the people. They
have, in tier estimate Of its character, invest
ed i! with sanctity and dignity beyond that
of any other tribunal on the tao1 OF the earth
They believe that all other departments OF tht
government are liable 10 deterioration aud pos
sibc dcGcmrnt, but they look IL the Suprem:
Court az lifted above The current OF the impure
air that floats upon the surface ot the aarif
aud 81 still moved by the virtues and speaking
with the wisdom Of the fathers Of the republic
When this faith is destroyed the night vi!
have conc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
Foreign News.

The German Parliament met at Bera yes
terdaY. Emperor William, 10 a speech from
the throne, referred to Eastern affairs, aud ez-
pressed the opinion that the peace OF LuroPe
would not be broken. The proceedings OF the
Conference, he said, had led to the Christian
Powers arriving at common understanding
among themselves respecting the guarantees
to be demanded from the Porte. Should their
hope with regard to its action be disappointed,
Germany will continue 10 exert It's Influence in
behalf of the Christians 10 Turkey, OF the
preservation Of the peace of Europe aud 10 cul-
tiyating good relations with friendly govern.
ments. The debate upon Eastern affairs in the
House Of Commons, yesterday, was indefinitely
postponed In the House of Lords Lord Bea-
consGeId said he did not yet despair OF the
common sense of the Porte. and had great con-
fdeDce in the wise magnanlmlty OF the Powers.
So much favorable progress has been made 10
tho peace negotiations between Turkey and
Seroia that it is thought formal pro!onGation
of the armistice will be unnecessary. Diplo-
matte relations between Turkey and the Powers
will probably be resumed Immediately alter
peace is concluded with Montenegro and Servla.
This, it is hoped, will lead to some direct step
that may still avert q conflict
a uiSpatGG from vienna 10 Gay says ii.It
Gortschakoff is expected to issue circular lie
failing the reasons for the Russian armament,
and announcing declaration Of war. This III
NOR has created profound sensation through
out all the European diplomatic circles, and il
is generally believed that this will be the be.
ginning Ola long and bloody conflict, which
will convuse the whole of Europe, and such &
one as the world has never yet witnessed.
Cardinal Cullen has refused TO allow tie ic'
mains Of Col. John O'Mahony to liz in state il
the Cathedral at Dublin.
There are apprchensi7ns Of disturbances al
Port au Prince.
4Adelina Patti has applied for 4 separation
from her husband.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
MONETARY and C0mMEnc7s,

The condition Of financial affairs is uncasroc}
the political situation remaining in such o. -,
settled state That business OF a!l descrip:jo., ::
protracted to the Lowest obb, and, co:scugoc,,,.
tho money market is dvll. In the p.iac:ns'
monetary centres there is very little demand =.
money, and call loans are negotiated 8. :::s3 =.
cent, while prime mercantile paper Soc. 2. "a
5per cent. While the banks are in E coad;jor
to meet all the requirements Of business ma,
on the street and among tho people mcncr ,,7
er was scsrcer and tho lack Of employment ~.
er so perceptible Government bonds Al?,ro,
but little, and gold continues 10, ran3c =; -
figures Of the past two weeks; the rat, i, ~.
York to-day WAS lDi5. State secur,ia. =,
steady, with sales Of Virginia con:ols n, 5.oa-.
In local railroad shares there is nothing 1,;r,,
and we quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
News OF the bay.

The Ohio prohibition convention met in TO-
lumbus yesterday and adopted platform
against the employment 10 public service OF
persous who sell liquor or arc addicted to drink
ing lauor; demanding female suffrage and COM
pulsoly education; favoTing the use OF OF the
Bible as text book 10 public schools and obSerV-
apco Of the Christian Sabbath. The following
ticket was nominated For Governor, Il. A.
Thompson; Lieut.. Governor, Geo II. jenkins;
State Treasurer, OrZo Alderman; Attorney
General D. ". Gage; Supreme Judge D. {.
Montg 0lnCry
The Martha Washington reception at the
Academy of Musc 10 New York last night in
aid Of St. John Guild is described as the most
brilliant eveut OF many seasons. The deeoTa
tons were superb and OF oriental magnlhcence;
The Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine, and
suite, President Lerdo and suite OF Mexico, Mr.
YuDg Ding. imperial envoy from china, Mayor
Ely, city officials, Judges, and every one O
prominence 10 the city we're present.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, Mr. Welsh
President Of the Centennial Board Of Finance,
vas presented, sin grateful commemoratiou O
his services to the Centennial with $4,000
| Tor the endowment Of the John Welsh Cen
tenuial Professorship' in the University. MIR
| Welsh banded the amount over to Gov. Hart
ranft, who accepted it on behalfof the Univer
sity for the purpose for which Mr.. Welsh ha'
determined to devote it.
John 5. Young, who was at one time chic
of detectives in New York, is dead, Durln
the war he arrested Captain John Yates Beall
! OF Virginia, an alleged Confederate spy, WIZ
4 y, I,lo
Mrs. Martha T. Tyree, aged eighty one, wa
ou Tuesday burned to death in Hanover couu
ty. She was very feeble, and either fell int
the FIRE or set her clothes aGre, aud was uaabI
10 call for help,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
DAILY AND TRIWEEKLi By
EDGAR SNOWDEN-
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY q.
Verily are our hearts made glad by the sol

Verify are our hearts made glad by the sore
discontinue to which the carpet-baggcrs are
to be subjected ia the event Of the luaugura
ton of Mr. Hayes, aud OF truth do We rejoice
while they g1ash their teeth aud tear them
selves with vain rage az they read that their
heretofore trusted organ and eager mouthplece
has deserted them 10 this, their hour ct trouble
and when there is none to save them from the
loss of the lucrative aud comfortable Offices they
have occupied for so long timo that they had
begun to Thick they were settled for lite. No.
none to prevent the coming doom, which, By a
strange fatality which renders it the more gall
ing, is inhctea by those whom they have elo-
waited. The Washington Republican OF this
morning thus announces the fatal cdict;
$50 now we iod The North aud the South
opposcd in sentiment, Or SEEMINGLY SO, diVlded
into parties bounded by section lines, and IN
everything, but 10 Damc, tTo peoples. we hnd
the colored peono retired as an element otpoWer,
and RENTED to their former condition, except
as to bonds. We know the cause OF this uutor-
tuuate, and if not remcdied, fatal state CT aifal5S
1t IS the n1ischievouS existence o. an dlten ee'
n,ent in some of the Southern States seeking to
sustain ats crumblRg fortunes By fcoteral dad'
This is the sole cause Of the existing estrange'
ment between the two sections, and OF the pres
ent deplorabe subsection Of the colored people
And is it right is it reasonable. to persist 10
maintaining such unnatural relations by any
meaus more effective than the simple. Tecog
milton of legally existing governments, when the
sole effect is to widen the breach between the
two sections? 1t is wropg 10 itself. and mad;
ness as a matter of policy. 1t has been urged
that this element is the obly protection OF the
coored race. Do we not see it is otherwise
the very reverse? That, whether willing or
not, that race has been reduced to vas;alaga by
the warfare it has cngepdered and continued
All this is plain. What, then, is the remedy
Leave these struggling governments to depend
upon their Own strength or weakness, and to
stand or fall as they may, giving them only the
aid of couutenaDcc. lavte representative men
of the South into The counsels Of the party,
thus attracting to IS support the original To-
habitaots OF that section, and producing q
healthy action CT political sentiment, by LEGAL
divisions among the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
Foreign News.

PARIS, Feb. 23.-The Figaro names dis
t1guished prima dona, whom it charges with
having clopcd from ST. Petersburg with the
tenor Nicolini. 1t states further that the
Marquis OF Caux followed them. ard that ju-
dicial proceedings for separation have been
commenced.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 23.-lhc steamer Da.
kola, from New York, arrived here at 0 clock
this morning, bringing The remains Of John
OMahony. Ga the arrival OF TIE steamer
local committee, appointed Tor the purpose.
proceeded out in 4 tender, and received the
remains of John D MahoIy, and presented 40
address to the American deputation accompany.
ing them. The coffin was conveyed to the Pro-
Cathedral, where mass for the dead vas coe
brated at eight o'clock. Owing TO the carly
hour OF andng there was 10 demonstration.
LONDON, Feb. GA Lloyd s dispatch from
Constaptlnopic says THE Russian consulate
here warns shipping that torpedoc5 are being
COON X ate aud Fort Saint Nicholas. Guard
ships are stationed at Poti and Lookgoom Kate
roadstcads TO indicate the course BalakIaV.l
must not be entered before communicating.
\ statement is published here that a league
has been formed By ritualists for the purpose
Of apitalins in favor CT the disastab!lshmcnt Of
Inc Eogsh Church.
LONDON, Feb. ga special dispatch from
Queenstown to the Pail Mail Gazette says
O'Mahony's remains will be taken to Cork at
o'clock this evening. The Nationalist there
Intend having torchlight procession. The
body will lie in the democratic club room un-
til Sunday, when it will be taken to Dublin.
The Feuiaas arc Indignant at Cardinal Cullen 8
refusal to allow the remains to lie 10 state in
the Dublin Cathedral, ard say it they had
anticipated it OMahony should have been
buried in New York.
HAMBURG. Feb. %. A telegram received
here from ST Thomas says the steamer Fran
conia reported wrecked at Cape San Bias, got
off and is safe at Aspinwa.
BANKRUPT CAsEs.-lu the u. $. District
Court at Richmond, yesterday, il the matter
Of oliu [. Hicks Order authorizing the a.
sienec 20 advertise the sale OF properly IN this
cause in SOMA nowspapc: published IN Cuipepcr
as we'll as by hand bills.
| Ia the case OF ! ]. Stoitr. Commissioners
| y. 7. Stalard was ordered to take md report
an account Of the property Of the bankrupt aud
| the liens thereon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

At the annual commencement OF the Wash
ington University School Of Medicine, in Bal
timore, yesterday. Oliver Cooley, W. t. Hen
derson, Hugh Nelson, Geo. w. Stark and F.
Leigh Voolfolk, Of Virginia, were among
those who took the degree Of NJ. d. The
degrees were conferred by Prof Charles W.
Chancellor, president of the faculty, who was
formerly resident of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

We have received the New York Herald
Almanac and Register for 1877, full CT statis-
tical information, given, not as is customary, to
June 3Oth, tut to the close Of the year. 1t is
an exceedingly valuable publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

In the u. S. Senate, yesterday, IA bill was
passed approprialng $3.50 900 for the erection
in Washington city Of firc-rrooi building for
tho National museum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

The walk into my parlor, said the spider to
the fg," policy is being prosecuted With Vigor
by the radicals, with regard to the Southern
democrats, but, As 4 burned child breads the
fire, we should suppose chat the Litter could
not be caught b, a1y such chail as radical
promises. If they bu: recoIIect how often they
have been cheated aod deceived By the same
party, even as late as in the law authorizing
the Electoral Commission, We don't sec how
they can we'll trust them again. The war, how
ever, demoral;zad the whole country, and as
the influence Of money waa rcvcr greater than
at present, some few Southern men may be IN
duced to racoguiza fraud. but their followers
will be but few, and their Influence, nothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

SoUTHERH RADGcALs.-Thc Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun CT this
morning says
As to Southern republicans there are Il batch
Of them who will be only TOO glad to take Cabi-
net positions. Col. Mosby Informs me- that he
does not want any Office himself, but he cOnsd.
crS that the South is entitled to and will prob
ably get at least Two Cabinet appointments. t
can be stated as very nearly positively determ-
iucl upon that Judge Settle, OF North Carolina,
who has lately been confirmed as United States
District Judge Of Florida, will GO in the Cabi-
net. Senator Alcoro, Of Mississippi, will take
place in the Cabinet il be can get it, SO will
cx Senator Pool, Of North Carolina, but he GER
tainly will uor. ExCOHgressman Mckenzie,
Of Virginia, is spoken Of Tor Postmaster Gene
raj, as ia also Representative kasson, CT Iowa.
An ilIici: whskey distiIIlery was seized BY
revenue officers yesterday in Williamsburg, \.
Y. The workmen fed at TIE approach of
the officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
DIED }.

Or tho morning of tho 23d inst, MICHAEL
native Of Longford, ireland, but had beon a ros.
idont Of this city for the last thirty years.
HIS funeral TO which tho friends Of the family
ara invited, will take place nj halt-past nine
clock 10. morrow morning from his late resi-.
dencc, on the corner Of FaycLLo and Prince sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23

Noursc & Brooks, cotton commission rer
chauts Of New ork, have failed with liabilities
CT upward Of 100000. They dealt principally
10 spot cotton. \ member 81 the firm said
that the tliIurc would probably be only tempo
rary aGd that arrangements were in progress
for q satisfactory settlement with the creditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-23
III ARRIE.D.

On Thursday evening, by Rev. d. +. Sprigg
Nr. FRANK LARMAh and Miss MEDO
RAH N. JONES.