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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09

"lrcutyi PLEs Is one OF the most annoying
diseases 10 the world. and all can find prompt
and certain relief By the use Of "Swayne's Oint-
mcut." The symptoms moisture. like persp-
ration. intense itching. particularly at night
Wm. ?. Grove, T.. ! Marshalps Office Harrison
burg, y o., writes | suffered twenty years from
this terrible disease, consulted many physicians,
bU; found no permanent relief until | used
SVayuc's Ointment. IL also cures letter, PIN
pies, all crusty, sca,y, itchy skin diseases, leay-
ing the skin clear aud smooth without a blemish
sent by mail 20 any address on receip, Of price,
5U cents a box, 9 boxes Sl25 Address letters to
DIR. Swlyne son, $50 North ; ixth St, Phla-
delphia. Sold By Batter AisQuith, Charlestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
Church Notes.

Services appropriate to the beginning OF the
lenten season were held In Zion Church. this
place on Wednesday morning-Ash- Wednes-
day. ..-e
The Lutheran Church at Unionvil'e, in this
county, will be dedicated on Sunday, March
18th. The sermon will be preached by Rev.
J /. Miller Of Staunton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
Schedule OF Trains
Harper's Ferry& Valley Brancf
IL. AZ o. IL. IL.
Taking effect November 18th, 1871.
WESTWARD ROUND.
EASTWARD BOUNI

Train passing Charestown at so A. NJ, has
passenger car attached, and runs Sunday, Monday,
TUESDAY. Thursday aud Saturday. All other
trains daily except Sunday.
Nov "a 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
The Virginia Free Press,
Tn, "Old Family JOurn1l i.
Cu.r1rsrowN. MABcu @, 1873.
Mere Mention.

tNr'-
thanks 10 Hon. b. T. Martin Tor bound
,,umcs fPubuc Documents.
Marshall son Of Mr.. John Burns, has rooov-
-,,l from the effects Of the fall from horse
noticed BY us last week.
The chimney Of The suQ,riuterdeuts house
,to EDGE UM Cemetery burned on; on Fri
law oi.l. aud created an alarm but did no
harm
Mr. John E. HHber, has jus, 6aj hel at his
,,,-s factory light. durable, handsome Jer-
ry Wa.oa for use By The Aims House super
in'cnlc,..
The DBres T5.i" 10. Of Mr. J. b. Neil
containing tro acres, was saldby Mcssrs.
- White ana Cleou Moore, Special Con-
r,...i,o,rs on Friday Of last week at Sl55 per
s.,s-N,s Jas. Law. UocG purchaser.
1,p.rse,cy county the hens lay eggs at ten
cents dozen. Here they deprecia,e the cur
rsn,y Of the country or appreciate tacir OWE
products. n75 ~ cents per dozen is the low
-, for which :hey viii SHE'LL them out.
Rev. w. A. Wade, Tor the past year on the
9-gs.t5wu Circuit, spent Monday blight 10
tsis place. en- route to Conference at baltimore.
Ills family. inolulio. Mrs Dr.Duacan aud
,t,'o daughter. ere visiting Cbar'1s.owo.
Nj, Gustav Brown coutemp'a;es great im-
pr5vemeuts 10 bis store-r0om, ty JOS or'arSe-
nept aud by addition O. the rear building ioT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
Commissioners Sale.
l. a II d.

LOT NO. l, con tanning By estimate. Ga acres
bounded on the North partly BY the Opcquon and
partly by the lands Of Joseph GorrelPs Heirs on
The West by the lands OF Jacob Evans, on the
East by the Leetown road, and on the South by
Lot No. 2.
LOT no. 2. containing, by estimate, C acres.
bounded on the North by Lot No. |, on the South
by the Burns Ford Road. on the West by the land
OF Jacob Evans, aud on the East by the Leetown
Road.
LOT No. 3, containing, by estimate, ? acres,
bounded on the North and East by the lands Of
the Gorrell Heirs, on the West by the Leetown
road, and on the South BY the laad Of Joseph II.
Wagelcy.
LOT no. !, containing, by estimate, acres,
bounded on the East by the Leetown road, on the
South by The Baker Mill Road, or the West by the
land Of \. j. Johnson, and on the North BY Lot
No.5.
LOTNO. ;, containing, by estimate, acres,
bounded on the South by Lot No. 4, on the West
By the land of \. j. johnson, on the East by the
Leetown Road, and on the North by the land of
Joseph II. Wageley.
Lots and ? are improved with
DWELLING HOUSE
on each.
TERMS. -One-Third Cash; residue in two G.
quail annual payments, bearing interest, aud Sc
cured by lien upon the land.
\ plat of the property can be seen at my Office.
George w, Henson, Auctioneer
J. NJ MASON,
Feb. ., 1915. Special Commissioner.
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Public Renting.

NY virtue Of q Decree Of The Circuit Court Of
~ Jefferson County, West .rginia, rendered
at the November Term. 1877, Of said Court. the
undersigned. Sheriff of Jefferson county. State
aforesaid, will offer At Public Renting, front q
Court Horse IN CkGrlcstorn,
OY FIRST DAY or CIRCUIT COURT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
The Goth Day Of March, 1878
at y NJ, to the highest bidder,
The Dwelling House

On Main street, in Charlcs;own, occupied by Mr.
Jacob b. Brown; also the DRICk STORE
HOUSE, occupied By the same and hy John 7.
CoNley. The upper and lower rooms OF the Store
IIcese will be rented separately, if desired
TERMS.-One-Iourt Cash the residue in
three, six aRd nine Months, equal payments-the
deferred payments 70 be secured By the Bond Of
the tenant or tenants with good personal security
EUGENE BAKER,
George W. Henson, AuciiOncer.
Feb. - lS7S-jt Slerf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09

The Stanton Spectator thus refers to Col.
Dan D-clcr,. editor Of the Rockingham Re-
g's'.r
ale IS OF Mrs, f-aue, AMI il he can get IS
much sIa.- tlg % eat as his appetite viii
crave. De viii weigh about 1000 los. avoirdu-
p.is 10 sbau, SIX mouths from this time, II
bus digestion lccVs good.
Slacr- Enu.-2. 900 l5e.-sooA digestion
Ugh, Tbnu % or the Spioe-Jox, ~ aud be
tie best card ia the Dec-bort.
C.9sty5 Org 40 HAGlEY's.-lu order to make
room lo7 Ncx Goods, Oiil make special bargains
daring. this month. Calf Boots at s., 81, I, and
So. Lar-cl.tof Ladies' shoes very low. All
persons ind bt.d are requested TO make no further
g. llr i1 settlement Of their bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
NOTICE.

1 It las been falsely reported that we ir.end
\ to leave Halltown, We take this method o:
informing our customers and the public generally
that we do not intend % leave, nor do We intend
q De out done ia prices or workmanship.
Resp, y. STEPHENS d son,
Feb. p. ls75-3t Blacksmiths.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09

TIIRE Crackers and Torpedoes for sale by
". EPY.
DISING sun Stove Polish for sale by
* ". EBY-
CALT PETRE. Ground andWnole Pepper, and
- Pure Cider Vinegar, By w. EBY.
n o. MOLASSES-New Crop Just received.
y. for sale b. W. EBT.
Foreign and Domestic, for sale by
y W. EBY.
Dec. L, ls77.
NTINDOW GLASS. Putty, yarni,hes, Oils
w White Lead ard Colors
Flb. O.. ISIS. BUTLER x AISQUITn.
DRAYDY Peaebcs. Tor family use, for .5is by
d ". Ely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
Il ACRES. ; FOODS AEl Is PERGHES.

IF the above named tracts or parcels shall net
sell for sufficient 10 pay the unpaid purchase
money as above set forth and costs Of sale, they
will SELL
THIRDLYs The tract or parcel Of said realty
first sold by said James W. q lem and wife to EF-
elina Moher, by Deed Of Septe nber 2G, 1868, and
containing 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
90 hF9ES. | Rood AID % PERGEES.

All OF said tracts arG part Of that valuable
farm Of which the late william Grove died siczed,
and arc Of very superior quality Of land.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- thirdCash on the day
Of sale The balance in two equal annual pay
ments with interest from the dag Of sale, taking
the purchasers bonds FOR the deferred payments,
with notice Of confirmation Of sale a Deed or
Deeds will be made 20 the purchasers, reserving a
lien thereon TO secure deferred payments. If not
sold public sale, the Commissioners viii sell at
private saie.
ISAAC FOUKE.
II. II. BLACKBURN,
Special Commissioners.
W. Z. ASDEEsoS, Auciioneer.
Feb. &c. 1878.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant II otel has been re-
Gently fitted In the most exquisite style by
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises q PER- onal supervis' on
over every Iarttcle Of food which comes
into the stewards department. before 1t Is
aiven out to the cooks Milk and other ar
ttcles Of dietlare regularly inspected hence
otwithstantiing 6 the large number of guests
not q single olse of disc ase has occurred,
and the invalid recovers with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
a irht.class Hotel into sanctuary Of
health instead OF p pest-house of disease,
as is frequently the case with Hotels. He
has the mott experienced Managers, al
tentive Waile and tclentific Cooks. who
cater to the comfort, health and happiness
morbid sppetites. I he charges are in keep
ing with tne .imes, being 81 per day fyr q
room and three meals Rooms without
b,ard, from 5 cents to 81. Weekly board,
from IS to $l2 Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. Seven meal tickets for 81.
Open day and pight-the cars run ming
past the doorconvey passengers to or from
any Of the depots, or any pat Of the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
SHERIFF SALES.


OH kRIFF'S SA.G.
BY virtue Of writ Of Levari sS;a FaSias s. 70 70
me directed, VIII Dc cHins6f 10 pupilc saio
at the Lafayette iiD,e y Shlpley street,
kept by George =. Ort'l:n, In the CITY OF
wilmington rArT Castle ounty. Delaware.
on E.r.4t
WEDNEsD4Y. the 10 h day of March, 1878
: at 'c. cs p M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
-ssAll that certain lct Or rarce' Of land Win
q two sto,y frame bnusc III, reon erected,
situatetlilsthe city OF WiImingt2r bounded
to the ll$Ahward b! iAe middle distance
between tHteen Hanover streets, to .tge
westward Dt Tatnail street 10 The north.
ward by Hanover strfea, aud 10 The ea61S
sard snd nrr Inward by q lok Ntld by J0hn
Flitsher o., srouEd rent,~JS lhe eovtents ve .
page 42i a&c. ...
pelty of Patr.ck Campbell and Caroline E.,
his wife, and t +, and to be sold by
ISAAC GkUBB, Sheriff.
Sheritf-s Office, New Castle. Feb. 20, 1873.
Feb 2J-ts.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
EROOK NOTICES.

RoBINsoN's EpIToME OF LITERATURE,
: for March Under the head Of 'REv1Ews''
are, Democracy in Europe" "Compari-
tive Psychology" History Of the English
People," Dictionary OF English Litera-
ture," Orthodoxy" Ancient Life History
of the Earth, /" Through Need e's Eye ;"
"Aua tony of Inverterated Animals, ,"Bio-
graphical sketch of "Francis Hodgson
Burnett" The Library of Fairman Rods
gers, ESQ.,, Of Philadelphia" list of the
latest Frendh, German and English books,
and other articles of interest.
TIE NUH HsERY.-The February number
has called forth so many praises on all
hands, that it is no easy matter to surp4ss
it; but we think that the present number
will be found quite up to the standard.
It's contents'are all SO good-both reading
matter and illustrations-that we hardly
know what 10 specify. "Nobody's Dog
will be sure to attract attention Grand
pas Watch cannot fail to delight the
little ones. All children will be glad to
make the acqualntenance of "The Girl
who is always good" Small boys will
take hint from the story "Pow my boys
helped their mother" Helen's Bird"
"The Street Player" "In the SWING" &C.,
&C., will all be read with interest. You
may learn in very simple and amusing
way "How to draw Cat" If you want
to read story that is vouched for as a
true one, read "How Boy caught Fish
with his Nose;;" but we don advise any
boys to try the experiment.
y n We must not forget to call atten-
tion also to the song of "The Froggie's
Party" by Mr.. Champion. These little
songs are in such demand, that Mr.. Shorey
thinks of publishing them by and by in a
volume by themselves.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Levari Facias,
to me direc ed, will be exposed to public
sac; atthe l,aiay cite Hotel. GAL Shipley st.,
kept by George ". Ortip, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county. Delaware
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of March, 1878,
at2 O'Clock. P. M,
Tie fo'towisg & described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with two
story brick dwelling house thereon, sit
uate in the city of Wi mington, bounded
an0 described as follows. to wit: Beginning
at the we terry side of Jackson street be.
tween Linden aud Manle streets at the CEN
ire OF the party wall b tween this and the
adjoining house on the south and at the
distance of G6 feet fIom the northeriy side
OF Maple rect. thence ives erly through
the centre nf SAID wall and parallel to
Maple street, 65 ieet inches u corner,
thence northerly parallel to Jackson street
~ feet TO co ner thence easierly parallel
to the first mentioned line and Maple street
through the centre of an alley between this
and the adj dining dwelli G of John s.
Crossley on the north 65 feet inches to the
Aforesaid we>terly side of Jackson street,
and thence thereby southerly l6 feet to the
Lace Of be+innipg, be the contents thereof
what they may.
SEIZED and taken in execution as the p o.
perty of Charles Manuel aud Elizabeth his
wife, and tits, and to be sod by
ISAAC GRUBR. Sheriff.
SheflHs btllce, New Castle Feb 90, 1877.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
sNaEkIFF'S SALA

BY virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
sale, at the lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley
ret, Kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, In the City
OF 't1lmington, New Castle County, Del,
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of March, 1878.
at O'clock, z, NJ, the following d dtscribed
Real Esta Viz. All those two certain lots
or eces OF land ituate in the city OF Will
mington, coupty aud state aforesaid
bounded as describen as follows. to wit: Re-
ginning at a corner stake on he west side
Of Market ST., at 40 IT., 6 IN. broad, Ihe same
Dgihg corner ot lot .r part OF g lot
Vayed Wn Cd 100 TO Id% IlveH y Hnd wife sod and con
Chandler th"' CO with his line north IS
degYees W, st. AMI passing throu n the mid
al OF tie gable end wall IT The said
~ Crnndtel's rick e.suage GG feet 10
10 t',C i0 David Chad e1's st3ke in the
m'h4 distance hetw In Market and
.s1pley sts,, .hen"e with The said middle
hlstancr ana Il ne OF lAud formerly of
mar II rvey, deceased. north % degrees,
.tast .t nlut % IL 10 IN TO IL co ner stake of q
lot OF past o. lot Which Bob Isrvey and
wife so anu conveyed 10 John Higgins
and now of c. Green, theH ce wife that line
s. u II 2nd passln@ thr ush the IHiddle Of
the +oIi east gable erd w.ll CT the said G,
Gron' Brick NJ ssuRg4 Sc # 10 Msrket si
III Sn2e dtwn Ma st st., suu h 70 degrees
w5si lh II . # 10. Ia. t. the ;larg ofbsgiu-
ming, cpntainsnT within said bour ds by
coIhpu'a' ION lG5 t>rL o Land, be the same
more or lcss, vita L foI.r story brick store
there O.; rectrd.
Also,. No, ? Rcg,0n'ns Nt& stoDe On the
east side OF Shi AIry St, " corner cflot fnr-
merry OF John HaytS ara nov af y. Chan
,!ler, thence north 81 'fgrccS, east 10 # 6
in, by ship.eS st. 80 a S,R'ie, tbei CO eonth
81 degrees east to the NihoiU distance be-
tween Market and ShNlry sts., thence
with t, am'dd'e dis'@nce uth 80 degrees
Wa. - r 6 IN by the line f rmor,y ofJohn
stake thence with tho same nor h 58 de-
sfess West IT, The Hce oi beginning. be the
contents Wi!lln said bnuGls wDa1 thew
luay, WIN ,hr e st"r, ,ri X house there
on erected. Book l., vol pa 0 IS DC.
Seized and token in execution % the
proherty or William Silver aud Eliza !
ms wife, and Eobert Py e and VIM. Il. Os,
Mond, It's, and 70 b5 sold by
e.. ISAAC GROBR Sheriff.
sherln Office, New Castle, February 20.
A. d., 1873 '''
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12

BY virtue Of writ of Lavari Tacias tn
me directed, will be exposed TO pu Il ic ale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shiplty street
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip in the city of vii.
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of MARCH
1875
at O'clock, p m,
The following described ReaI Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece o / land with
three story brick house thereon erected
known as the "W sshiIgton House" situ-
ate "a III" Citytf Wilmington, county and
state. aforesaid. bounded and described as
follows, to VT: BEGINNING onNiha west
erly side of Market St., at tn. distance or
43 feet 10 inches fro "a the nortterly side
of Second street thence passing by the
outside OF the outherly gable wall Of the
BRICK Messuage or Tavern House about 30
feet Inches to the back corner OF the
house AZ feet inches from ii north side
OF Second street, thence westerly and par.
al'el to second street about ~ feet to the
ca ,tei'y 81 eof ShtntyHtreet, thence with
The same northerly 2 eet6l% In cnes thence
easterly parallel to ccond street, III feet7
inches to the aforesaid side of Market st.,
thence down the same toptherly " +. ct AZ
inches to the place Of beginning be the con-
ttents thereof what they may Book 2, vol.
8, page I56, &c
Sc Ztd ald taken iu execution as the pro
perty of William Silver and Eliza j., his
wife, and JOS Hopes and Annie Hopes.
I. It's, aid to be sold by
ISAAC GRUB, Sheriff.
fhertff's ONCE, New Castle, Feb 20, 1878.
feb26-tS
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
SHERIFFS SALES
CHEkIFFS SALE.

/, By virtue off writ Of AR. Levar,Foo,..
to me directed will be exposed at rs acias
sale at the hotel of John D. Paulin ~ piupiic .,lc
Georges hundred, In New Castle countn' ~ Ss'
THURsDAY, the 2Ist day of March. 1877 ~
The following described Real Estate v,u
AL those @ tNopts M Or pieces ofland, situate
Castle, and, State Of Delaware, bonndieHT nd rev
follows, ~ wit: No, l. Beginning ~ ~
cornex The lands OF the heirs of samua1 at .
ThoN deceased, On the Main street ueI el
roadithence with said Thomas land sonth n
AZ 10 degrees. west perches thence nortil o,tn
40 l-2 degrees. eest q perches to The Man Main
street, or road afOresaid, thence with tha
same south 48 IL deg ees, east 4 perches Io 10
the place of beginning. coutsintng one acro w
aud eight square perches of land, more oe or
less. VI
No. 2-Beginning at corner for land y,
Jacob Vandegrift, on osborne street VI y,
said village thence north IL l-2 dgreea east
20 pc ches, thence with lands of Jams,
Kogers, ESQ. north 1884 degrees, easr
q 210 rerches to the lands Of II. Croft ds.
ceased, thence with the same south "a do.
grees, west Is $40 perches to q stone thence
north II Ia degrees. west $40 of u perch
thence south Al degrees, west Q 80 perchas
10 me Salu osporne stTeeJ, tn6nCe with the
said street north 48 10 degrees, west IH On
perches to The place OF beginning, contain
ing I.2acres more or less Book 3, Vol
7, page 251, &c. Upon NO / is erected
two-sto'y house and kitchen; = lso, build.
Ing used as school house e'story high.
alEo barn With stable under il. wood
house. corn house, hog house, and NECESSARY
buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken INFO execution as the
property of Ann Il. Lord. txecutrix Of
s-ph i.ord deceased, ard surviving
bis wife, and Joserh Alpheus Lord, viz.
ginia Lord, Cordella, wife Of Colen Fere.
uson, Clara. wif5 Of Roberts, Victor
ord, anna IIoid, NINA Lors. LA Lord
deceased, n son of Joseph A. / ORD deceased
de 1i.,e,s Of Joseph "A. Lord, and I. t., and to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUeR,' Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, New Castle. Msrch l, 1877
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12

| IN regard to the appointment of additional
commissioners to the Paris Exhibition, and
It was indefinitely postponed.
BILLS INTRODUCED IN TIE SENATE.
Bills were introduced and referred % fols
lows: ,yb0Tu4M
By Mr.. Gordon lGa. to prevent the In
PRODUCTION Of contagious o.. infections dis
eases ipto the United States, Rsf@red Il,
the Committee On Commerce.. d. a. ~
By Mr.. Booth (Cal.) to establish Court
of Patents and for other purposes. Referred
to the Committee on Patents.
Mr.. Hamlin submitted . resolution ap
pointing Gen. William T. Sher m
Der of the Board of Regents ofthe smithso-
nisn Institution in place of George Bancroft,
resigned. Agreed to-. ...
Mr.. Morrill, (Vt.) from the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, reported Q
bill to provide fre-proof building for the
use of the Bureau of Engraving and Print-
Ing and the mechanical branches of the
Treasury and other departments. Placed
on the calendar.
Mr.. Matthews (Ohio,) from the Commits
toe on Railroads, reported, with an amend
ment in the nature Of q substitute, the bill
recently introduced by Mr.. Dorsey (Ark. }
in relation to the establishment ofa..sinking
fund for the liquidation of the indebtness
due the Government by Pacific Railway
Companies. Placed on the calendar,
ACTS APPRovED BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President
has approved an act amending the laws
granting pensions to the soldiers and sailors
of the war of 1919 and their widows.
Also, an act making appropriations for
the payment of claims reported to Congress-
under Section 2 Of the act approved June
10, 1874. by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
ENGLISH AND ROMAN CATHOLIC

-rArAl ovrnrunrs TO THE CHURCH OF ENG.
LAND.
Mr.. E. D. Conway writes thus from London
to the Cincinnati Commercial:
Father Nugee has just made tender
appeal to the Church Of England on the
solemn occasion of the Pope's death. This
eminent London priest was personal friend
of the late Pope, and he softens the matter OF
infallibility. No one could talk with Plus
TX, he says, but must t's IA it was
not to human but vim, infal!iollity that
he looked! The late Pvpe yeArued for the
reunion Of the English and Roman
churches. On one occasion when Father
Nugee was talking to him on this
subject, the Pope taking the priests left
hand over his (Nugee's) shoulder, and
joining it 70 his (Pius) right hand on his
(the Pope'e) breast, said with characteristic
energy, i give you my free and hearty
concurrence" Archbishop Manning also,
Father Nugee declares, feels the same way,
and "woun u make any sacrifice for the unity
except that of Christian love-" Father
Nugee saya the Cardinal said to him. ''You
know how 4 differed from my predecessor
Cardinal Wiseman, on the subject of corpo-
rate reunion. now admit that the circuma
stances have altered, and this I will say-if
any well directed system of reunion; backed
by body Of English clergy, is submitted to
me, so far from opposing It, / assure you
VIII promote It to the utmost of mypower."
Father Npgee expresses the fervent hope
that Cardina al Manning may prove the Divine
instrument for the uniacatien of the Church
In the west! o. -.t.. .tra' .-H II
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
ROMANCE OF ALASKA.

The Portland Transcript tells of of a
very interesting romance of Alaska A
young man who was in Alaska, some four
years ago. fell in love with the only young
lady on the island, a girl of Is, who was
possessed Of extraordinary beauty, and
whose hair fell below her knees, But he
was unable to communicate the "old, old
story" to her, for she did not understand a
word OF English, nor did he speak Rus
sian. In his dilemma the arrival Of the
priest In his once-in- two years visit was
god-send, and to him he made known his
The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON.

THD WEST POINT APPROPRIATION BILL.
WARRINGTON, March 1--Mr. Window,
Of Minnesota, from the Committee on Ap~
proprhtions, reported, with amendments,
the West Point appropriation bill, ard gave
notice that he would call 1t up for consider.
alton tomorrow.
PARIS EXPOSITION ooMxSssIoNERs.
He also reported from the same COM
mittee adversely on the resolution recently
introduced by Mr.. Saunders, Of Nebraska,