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Aliens Pile OINTMENT,

The Original and Genuine Preparation.
The reputation of this Medicine Is now 80
well established that liberal minded men In
the medical profession throughout the IN
ion recommend It to their patients as tne
very best of all remedies for Piles. Hun
have been cured by Its use in very short
time,
No medicine has ever obtained a higher
or more deserving reputation than Aliens
Pile Ointment.
Aliens Pile Ointment is a remedy OF uni
versal usefulness whenever an oil ceraIe
salve ointment or embrocatIon is required,
in cases of Burns, Scalds, Blisters. Sprains,
Bruises, Abrasions, Cuts, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum. Tetter, Eczema, Ring Worm, Bar
ber's Itch, Frosted Limbs, Chilblains. Chap
ped Skin, Fever Blisters, Bed Sores, Sore
Feet, Bunions, Vegetable Poisoning, Bites
of Insects, &c,
There Is no known remedy that gives
such lasting relief as Aliens Pile Ointment.
1t is O new, delightful and wonderful reme-
dy, designed and warranted to supersede all
other Ointments yet discovered.
Aliens Pile Ointment Is entirely different
from any other. Ointment in the whole
world, perfectly harmless for the infant or
aged; 1t is cooling and grateful to the burn
ing brow, throbbing temples and lever
parched system; II Will Danish pain and al
lay Inflammation more rapidly than any
curative compound In this or any other
country.
n your druggist or store keep does nothay,e
1t, we will forward half dozen TO any ad-
dress on receipt OF price.
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.
For sale by all Druggists. janG-lyd&w
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for local option which were, referaed
\ Mr.. Morris introduced bill defininl
the duties OF Hundred collectors il
receiving bad duplicates. e,
MIR. Messick, introduced bill tC
pay the State Treasurer u salary oi
$1,000 per annum clear Of all inciden-
tails.
Mr.. Cochran, presented petition
from citizens Of Black Bird Hundred
asking that the tax collector in thai
Hundred receive 8 instead of 6 per cen
tum.
Mr.. Holeomb, introduced an act to
incorporate the Enterprise Building
and Loan Association in the city OF
New Castle.
Upon motion of Mr.. Robinson, the
Senate bill to repeal chapter 445 vol
ume IA Delaware Laws, was read a
third time and passed.
Mr.. Wright presented suDdry petit
tions for local option which were re-
ferrcd.
MIR. Holcemb, introduced bill to
amend section 10 chapter 108 of the
Revised code.
Mr.. Ware, introduced an act to amend
the charter of the city of Wilmington.
This is the bill to authorize the con-
stables of Wilmington to make arrests
outside of its limits. i.. ...
Mr.. Holcomb gave notice of an act
to amend chapter 44e volume 18 Della
ware Laws. also al act to amend
chapter 54 volume 10 Delaware Laws.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at O'Clock p. m.Speak-
er Martin in the chair.
The special order an act reincorporat.
ing the town of Dover, was read third
time and passed, after adopting an amend
ment thereto,
The clerk of the Senate presented for
School Districts Nos. AZ, 43, 5S and 20, in
Kent county. t'
He also returned the following bills and
Joint resolutions as concurred in: An act
live stock from running at
large in school district No. 81, New Cas-
tie county; an act to amend chapter 100,
current volume, Delaware laws; an act
to amend an act incorporating the town
of Lewes Sc; an act to divorce A. n.
Southland from his wife; an act to incor-
porate the Immaculate Conception Bene-
fetal Society of Wilmington, and joint
resolution appointing bank directors of
the Farmers bank.
The following resolutions were read on
motion and passed:
An act authorizing the Levy Court of
New Castle county to pay Benz. +, Town
send $500.
An act to amend chapter "a Revised
Statute, concerning constables, with an
This act authorizes the
of two constables for Will
ton.
Senate act authorizing the laying out of
county.
A sugglement to an act regulating the
of wharves in the city of Will
mington.
An act to amend chapter "a Revised
Code.
Adjourned,
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PUBLIC SALE

NHE subscriber, intending to relinouisb
4 tne farming business. will sell nj Pnh-
iic sale at his residence, in Christiana
Cbei Campbeii,,e ON sine. tne kennett Pike, between
1hree miles from Wilmington, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH HTH. 1877.
at IL o'clock. m
erty, to wit: iop-
2esrs 2sSed ols farm Sa%R an%GRrTsssxNo1,Kate ssv s ~
sound, gentle, good odys w6TSer sGSa s11e and N8'
tThyeller; No. 2. Fanny, 12 years old. bIacir
Canadian, sound, kind and good ~ yxorS
F35 anywhere; young cows, all in pro- :
AH NJ except one, which will be in the
1iAnA1spring; 2 of them first-ciass cows e
one of them with calf by her side. f,ns
shoat, a lot of good hens, two-borse wan' ne
On, l one-horse wagon, dearborn. / horse
cart, OK cart, wheel-barrow, roller. M0deI
tontb t6ucReye YEN mower, in complete order, steel
corn basket, half bushel, half peck % srni,
Dags, morse blankets, steel plow not 90 sii,,
eXeeiled, either for sod or stalk ground
s;sd swih marrow. cultivator, double trees and
csnlne; post auger. mortising axe. broad aTa
IRON IRON oog, adze. chopping axe. saws mon
Key wrench, pair OF wagon and plo,v hor
ness Sh,a Art harness, pair of dearborn har-
lines, collars, brides, haIteTs. COW Oh pin p;o"
sDI, solhs, rakes, shovels spades, iron most
spade. grubbing hoe and other hoes iod Pos' dSoS
grlhdstone, grain cradle, moving scr,,ha
and sneads, hay knife, axle jiftar iS ines
square, lot of casks, old iron . ~ iron Ni
voal, nay by the ton, AZ acres of vvbaot W W
tne ground; Household and Kitchen f,,rni IN
,uIe-3 leather beds and bedding pairn
oeusteaos, oe eu ABOUT 25 yards of carpetinp stajr
carpet ana rods, bureaus 4 mirrors ,naI,t SAT
sIanas ,a and wash bowls and pitchers hrasa
Slock ;I ~ cane seat chairs. 8 cane seat roois
ing chairs, Windsor chairs sofo can, ~ rotk .k
PIE, dining tables, child's cradle eYna,it- "a
coal COOK stove, 10 plate stove sonSaoe a.,.
t;a, ter, bianchard churn No. Z. in good cond; MI
t,on, ho, outter scales weights, bntter nr,nti
Dusier ,,ss,I canoe, cream cans. butter cpoin.s'
hn,,n hh pans, Kitchen safe grindstono 20.
Jouse nha.e use, lantern Doty's Washina 10, ior
ie nnili @ anu Wrlnger. clothes horse. cotfao
i,si.i coai on lamps, buckets Kettles am
variety OF glass, stone and other 49, ai.u ~,
insny otner articles not here ennm 90 anu tiis
SoSDiTIoNS OF SALE-All snnao ,,,ass.. ia.su.
and uU,iars nnm cash all sums of ten doiiors
airo anu upwards, eight months credit viii he
SsSn WIN Oy purchaser giving a bankable nnte
I'LL I'LL approved endorser navahIe ot ~
M Snloh National Bank of Wilmineton naI srie
40 40 interest will be charged If paid Ivbe,,
oas: 0ag: four per cent. will be deincted 'iSn so.
e"Sa Sn, On al sums OF so and upwaniS Aoi
- oou SUE positive and no postponemant -,
account ot weather. oh
T. " s.r-., ANTHONY CONRAD
H. "'ST;pH>N M 4 son, Auct's, feb, 30,
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Madame, did you ever lift dog by the
tail? "Why, no, you cruel thing, you"
didn't know, because just saw you car
ry your little child across gutter by one
arm. A dogs tail is a good deal stronger
than the ligaments of baby's shoulder.
-TDr. L. L, Dean.
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Lifting a child by In. Arm.

Madame, did you ever lift dog by the
tail? why, no, you cruel thing you"
1 didn't know, because I Just saw you
carry your little child across gutter BY
one arm. A dogs tail is a COED deal
stronger than the hgament Of a baby's
shoulder, said humane observer.
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CARD.

The undersigned successor TO and M.
ner In the late firm OF e. B'inghurst "A. Z
wholesale and Retail Druggists, viii NJ
tinue the business at the old stand n
Wnile returning his sincere thanks Ia. n
such gratifying appreciation, viii VIA \.
AID OF q fnll corps OF competent and stii
full assistants, who have had nraaiS
training In this establishment in ibeI, !,
perience respectively, of from five n i
years each and three Of whom are Gyat
dtes of TIE Philadelphia College Of Phgwo, T
endeavor by faithful and careful attenijr
70 the highly responsible duties Of N
APotnecary IN his manifold dealings Vii
eral patronage SO long extended to MI Nm
u. JAMES BELT, Apotbecary
eco-u Cor. Sixth and Market Stiess
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Professor John Moffitt calculates:
"Heaven help the clearinghouse
keepers if persons appetites for food
increased as fast as the appetite for
strong drink grows on a man."
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Public sale.

TI1HE subscriber, having determined 10
quit farming will sell at Public safe
at his residence, In st. Georges hundred,
on the road leading from Delaware CITY 70
Isaac Cleaver's Corner, on the bianoy iarH,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH srH, 1877,
at 10 o'clock, a. m,
The following Personal Property, to wit
5head of horses and colts, pairs
- of mules, 10 head of good ,va~r..
lcows, one yoke OF good
work oxen, one Durham W&@X
bull two years old, two fine heif.aak4uz9ks
ers. two small calves, large brood SOW,
-x> with pigs, 8 farm wagons, OF
M,A them iron axle, IN good 0raer:
30 baskets, large peach bed with springs,
will carry 60 baskets, 2 OK carts, truck wa
gon in good order. rockaway carriage IN
good order, sleigh and bells, hay riggings,
reaper and moving machine combined,
l Pitts threshing machine, 36-inch cylin-
der. in good order, / 1S-inch circular saw,
in good order, Pennock corn shelter.
grain fan, 1 hay rake, potato separator.
VIII Gull 1000 bushels per day, carriage
BILE blacksmith forge, In good order twin
harrows, A harrow, / Randle harrow In
good order, 3 No. and concave plows, 1
No. 10, No. II, concave, 2No. 10 Hecken-
tors, 15 single trees, 9 double trees, 4 OK
yolxes, neck yokes. shovels, / spade,
barn shovels, half bushel, about 800 peach
baskets, Is grain bags, OK chains, small
chains, harrow chains, 4 sets of wagon
harness, 10 set Of plow gears, l set OF single
harness, set of double carriage harness, 10
plow collars, 8 brides, riding saddle, meat
bench, lot of barrels, 8 dung forks, IL hay
forks, 2hand rakes. 3 axes, maui, now
ing and one briar scythe, IL corn knives, 3
corn hoes, grubbing hoe, 8 hog hooks, 8
dung drags, lot of hog CANDLES, 2 ditch
drags, wood saw, long ladder and short
ladder, 2 sets OF hens nests, chicken coops.
TERMs.-All sums of $40, and under,
months will be given by the purchaser Civ
ing bankable note with an approved en-
dorser. Interest from date.
No postponement on account of weather.
JOHN A. CLEAvER.
s. N. ENos, Auctioneer. feb2i-w2t
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w farm of George w. Savage, on the
Christiana river, one mile above George G..
Lobdell's, and two aid half miles from
Wilmington, on the Hare's Corner road,
lane at the railroad leads TO the place,) on
TUESDAY, MARCH THE 9TH, 1877,
at 10 O'Clock a m
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DRU6 STORES.
TRUSS and Brace Den.-,
ment.

AACMUs
HAYING stock OF TRIrssrs
IL CES, SUPPORTERS, s fJspEEss, BRA
ana other mechanical Appliance NDERs
passed In extent and variety bv ~ .. unsutI
other similar establishment in ~ %aa. OF any
and with upwards OF Ne country
1scessty Years' Erpe,4.,
In applying them, we feel conadar,
aolll!y 10 give entire satisfaction ~ ant, q ou
requiring our services In this dlrec,aialIh ~ al hoz
-All OUR INSTRUMENTS
are constructed In the best mann
best materials, and of various si1ss o. A
all cases, from the smallest infsn,' Mas % seg|
largest adult. 'iiiaht 70 hs
WE HAVE A PRIVATE poo,.
FOR their adjustment, while our 'Uva I'm
SO moderate and so varied by on onr price PIG, AL
as 10 suit the pockets ~ ooff.nnslNl IN
Hundreds Of ne,So,.
,s,s..,h after trying the Is,,a
81 -.JafM@SA cities have ernrss!.
- their gratjfication os,s.
S( kkRn - WIacilities and econom.
\AAyyzI with which they Sss
Q.HS been suited at our !.
Z. BhiNGHURST 4 CO.
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Market EStsScssia, stsssiaa
wilmington, Da
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PUBLIC SALE,
.... OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

The subscribers, intending to Quit the
dairy business and remove to q small farm
viii sell at public sale, at his residences. on
The road leading from Centreville to Chadds
FORD, three quarters OF mile from Pyle's
Nil, IN Pennsbury township. Chester
county, Pa, on
TUESDAY, the 9th of FEBRUARY, 1877.
The following described Personal Prom
erty, to wit: up
Head OF Horseshoe. 1, q good brood
O mare, years old, sound and gem
LIN tie In all kinds of harness. No
NS 2, bay mare coming three wears
---.= old, partly broken, Tom Brown
STOCK. NO. 8, bay horse, coming four
years old. II Head of Superior IssRlls.-1
Mich Cows all OF which will bekMW
In profit by the day of sale. FiveH
NG Superior Shoat Pigs, i Brood
MA, Sow with Pig of good stock. i
41A---nt3 good Boar Pig of extra stock.
Farming implements, consisting OF OK.
cart, hay bed, two-horse wagon plows
Germantown wagon, harrows. union NOW
er, grain cradles and scythes, sleigh bav
cutter, horse rake. forks, rakes, sboveIs
&C. Dairy Fixtures, such as churn. but,
ter worker, butter tub, cream cans. mill
pans, straining kettle, butter scales and
weights, buckets, &c. 1 wardrobe.
sale TO commence at O'Clock. n m on
SAID day. Conditions-all sums of S25 and
upwards credit of six months will he
given by the purchaser giving bankabIe
note with approved endorser. All sums
under $25, cash. sums
JESSE GRAVES,
LEWIS j. GRAVES
WEBB A. NICHOLS, Auc't feba xvts
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a good driving mare, good work
Y> horse, ! extra Dur-S~n
HN ham COW. two extra
--Ak4- fresh cows, / cow, O ~
springer. % shoats, fat hogs, ---A--A
>w 80 pairs of chickens, 21 pairs
OF ducks, night cart, nearly
kkzao / dump cart, nearly
~ g. new, dug out wagon, farm
wagon. as good as new. 1
market dearborn. with pole and shafts, /
set OF double harness, l set OF single har-
ness, l good riding saddle, American cider
mill IN complete order, moving machine,
and single harrows, IA harrow, roller,
piows, cultivators. rakes, &C.. work bench
23 hot bed sash in good order, 7 hot bed
frames, lot OF strawberry crates, and nu-
merous other articles appertaining to farm
ing; also, household furniture. Consisting
OF NO. 10 Farmer cook stove, nearly new,
sewing machines in good order.
TERMS.-Al sums of $40, and under,
cash; all sums over that amount a credit
of 6 months will be given by the purchaser
giving bankable note with an approved
endorsor.
WILLIAM BRIGHT.
DRAKE & CoYLE, Auctioneers. feb22- WITS
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AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.
For sale by all Druggists. jan6-iyd@w
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
CIVIL SUIT.

Yesterday afternoon before Squire Frazer
civil suit was tried. H. G. Turner ap"
peared for the defendant, and J. c. Patter-
son for plaintiff. The facts are as follows:
About year ago last September, Capt. w.
Hunter, of New Castle, T. L. Trust. and J..
G. Cranston, Of Newport, owners of the
sloop Marion, employed the schooner M. E.
Smith to raise their vessel which had sunk
at DuPont's pier, near Edge Moor. The M.
E. Smith proceeded there, and It was
stated to the captain that the Estella would
be sent to help her. After waiting two
days the Captain of the M. E. Smith was
notified that he was not wanted.
Mr.. Smith thus brought suit for the re-
covery of $50 for work done.
On hearing the arguments, the case was
ecided in favor of the plaintiff.
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MEHEMET ALHs REPORTED VIC
TORY.
GREAT FIRE IN WASHINGTON -
PATENT OFFICE IN FLAMES.
ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK FAIL
URE.
ETC..
ETC.
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE ATTACK ON osMAN PASTA.
New YORK, Sept. z4.-A shuma special
saws: 'Osman Pasha was attacked by the
Russians on last Sunday, the Russians were
replused with great loss"
THE WAR IN MONTENEGRO.
RAeusA, Sept. M.-The principal Monte"
negrin army now surrounds Gatschko.
TROUBLE BREWING BETWEEN TURKEY AND
GREECE.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Special dispatches to
the Times from Athens gives an idea Of &C.
rious trouble brewing between Turkey ana
Greece. The Porte has requested the
French Government, as guaranteeing
Power, to advise Greece to abstain from her
hostile attitude.
MAHEMET ALI's REPORTED VICTORY.
Mehemet Ali's reported victory on Friday
over the Czarewith turns out to have been
defeat. But the Russians do not seem tc
make much Of the affair. Their official Dull
letip merely announces the following
cat the close of the engagement we helc
all our positions. A renewal Of the attack
is expected.
"There is no estimate of the losses, ane
none BY the Turkish bulletins either"
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
DOMESTIC.

THE INDIAN ouTBREAK-wHAT sTuRd1s
IS DOING.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-A telegram was
received here last night from General sher-
idan saying that Howard's cavalry, OTIS
battery and company scouts Joined sturgis
on the 18th.
sturgis' last report is dated Mussleshel],
as foliows:-"We kept close on the heels OF
the enemy yesterday, making thirty-eight
miles, killing five Indians and wounding
many mere. So far have compelled them
to drop over 600 horses, and think they
will abandon nearly their whole herd to-
day."
ANOTHER CHICAGO SAVINGS BANK CLOSED.
NEW YORK, Sept. PA Chicago des'
patch says the Fidelity Savings Bank has
closed.
AN OHIO COUNTY TREASURER SHORT IN
HIS ACCOUNTS.
CINCINNATI, Sept PA Defiance, Ohio,
despatch states that A. Shaw, County Trea>
suror, Is short" between $1,000 and $780,
900. The State Auditor has appointed q
special inspector, who has taken charge OF
the Treasurer's office.
THE FIRE IN THE PATENT OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. M.-The fire in the
Patent Office broke out in the model room
of the building. The flames have burned
through the floor are raging furiously. All
the engines in the District have gone to the
scene.
THE FLAMES RAGING IN THE LAND OFFICE
WING.
The fire at 12k O'Clock is still raging,
particularly in the Land Office wing OF the
the Interior Office building. The heat is 80
intense that it was with difficulty the scene
can be approached. Doubtless valuable
papers and records will be destroyed, many
being slowed in the attic. !.
THE FIRE SPREADING THROUGH THE EN-
TIRE UPPER FLOOR.
The fire seems to be spreading through
), the entire upper floor. The model room,
facing Ninth street and extending from + TO
lG streets, is completely burned out.
The entire Fire Department was on the
ground at an early hour, but has so Tar
been unable to make any impression on the
fire. Assistance has been asked from baltl"
more.
The firemen are working vigorously, ano
have succeeded in getting their hose through
the windows of the upper story OF the main
building, but in spite of their efforts the hre
seems to be making headway, and is creep
ino along between the ceiling and the main
building facing on F street.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE FLAMES
| SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
The flames first appeared in conserva'
torv near the roof. There were a large
number of rejected models packed IN Il I
:, attic above the model room, and 1t is be-
>, lieved that spontaneous combustion tool
place. s, ,ro 81, .+orod !,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
NARYLA

The corn crop in Wicomico, this year, is
less than an average yield
The Asbury M. E. Church, colored, of
Easton, was dedicated last Sunday week.
The M. E. Church at Ridgeley, Caroline
County, will soon be finished. 1t is hand
some building.
DR.. Joseph E. NJ. Chamberlaine, Of East
on, has purchased the fine farm, 'Bellvoir,"
near Cambridge, for $11 900 cash.
Captain Noah Sterling, of Crisfield, caught
shark eight feet long and 800 pounds
weight with q small crocus" line.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
WILMINGTON DEL. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1877.

rooms two stories beneath the fire. The
measures taken to save them will be un-
successful, and 1t is not prob"
able that any valuable papers, excepting
records that were on file In the model room,
will be lost. While there is great excite
m at, the crowd in the neigh 'rhood is very
orderly.
THE MASONIC TEMPLE
is Immediately opposite the burning build
ing, but the wind bearing in southwesterly
direction, It is not thought to be in danger
The wind also carries the flames away
from
THE POST OFFICE
building, which is opposite the Patent Office
on the street side.
HELP FROM BALTIMORE.
Several fire companies arrived from Balti-
more about 12H o'clock. The time con-
sumed in making application to them foz
help and the trip to this city-distance Al
miles, was less than an hour.
UNDER CONTROL.
At this writing the fire is under control
Most of the damage has been confined u
the upper stories.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
CLOTHING.
The STATE OF MAN.

"This ia the state of man: to-day ne puts
forth
The te lder leaves of hope, tomorrow BIOS
SONS
And pears his blush ng honors thick upon
him."
Is any one "borrowlng trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase conlor'-
able Clolhlpg? Let him 90 to the
u.Or HING HOUSE OF A. U. YATES
CN 30, Ledg BUILDING. Cor. si4tn
and Chestnut. .'
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with people from morning t,sil un -
night, doing a successful and large asL pasi,
ness already and 9n1y IN 'tS tSe Westhe is
" ,rl.i and rainy, yet our sales are SO lat Il
four III times larger than last year Why y ut II
tnat we are doing such large business oe'
yond all others?
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.

On Sunday evening, young nam named
Andrew Dougherty, while in state Of semi
intoxication, attempted to shoot his cousin,
Miss Kate .Dougherty, who, at the time,
was standing In the doorway of her fathers
residence, Madison street, near Eighth.
After the yonng man had taken aim Miss
Dougherty, threw up bis arm, thus saving
her life, and receiving only slight scratch.
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The Reasons Why.

:. 1. Our clothing is made superior to any IN
WIS . The re sty'e and shape of our garments
cannO, be equaled. o+,r.
3. We are large, experienced manulactur-
ers. ,. and oive
our customers the benent. ,11n rr oTg-
s. WE SELL NoIAlN9 DoA o
F;na, We have about sixty clever sales
man The low prices the people 40 app[e-
ciate, Come one, come an gnu M,,,,or az
YOU. self our large stock OF tall anu w im,e ,,u
i,lothiI q, We have already la1d IN as
Sart nf 6,1r stock one half million dollars,
IA .nufacIured by rs, open for lnsl lecton'
Our Motto:
1--WE LEAD-NEv1R FOLLOW"
We have brought low prices and stylish
goods into Philadelphia.
TO THE BOYS. TO THE CHlLDkEN'
We would say thot never has our stocR
of school sui's and chlldren's sults peen ~
complete as this season.
small Profits! Quick Sales! Bear IN
mind,
WE ARE THE LEADING AND POPU'
LAR CLOTHING HOUSE IN fHlAA'
A. {. YATES & Gu,
LEDGER BUILDING.
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-25
PHILADELPHIA NOTES.

Master j. Harry Shannon. the wonderful
boy orator, appears this week at Concert
Hall.
The trial at Norristo wn Of Heinrich Wsh-
len for the murder Of Max Hugo Hoehne,
at Elm Station, still continues.
Col. John W. Forney lectured On Sunday
afternoon in the Permanent Exhibition
Building on "The Pleasure Of Work."
The managers of the Permanent Exhibi>
tion set aside Saturday as Children's Day,
and admitted all under fifteen years old free
of cost.
The Philadelphia Museum, Ninth and
Arch streets, will reopen for the fall and
winter session on Monday, Oct. 1, Mr.. Dion
Boncicault and company appearing in the
new play of ga Bridal Tour"
A row of unfinished brick buildings on
Norris street, east of Trenton avenue, were
demolished on Saturday under the direction
of the Building Inspector. They had be.
come dangerous, and the owner could not be
found.
Three men, who acted suspiciously on
Saturday morning, werel chased by Officer
Wright, Of the Fourth district. They drop"
ped two bundles, a coat and two bunches of
KEYS. The bundles had cigars in them, and
one was marked VIM. Casperry, s31 Arch
street the other, s. W. Wells, Bridgeton,
N. j.