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the State Savings Institution held a mass
meeting at the tabernacle this evening.
Inc gathering was very large one, mum,
oering not less than six thousand persons,
Only those were admitted at the doors who
exhibited depositors' books. Mr.. NJ. J,
wentworth read asdispatch just receivad
from New York confirming the report that
Spencer had left for Europe, and had a
large amount OF money deposited at Lon
don bank. The announcement was received
with groans and curses and cries OF &c Hang
him r. In the course of his remarks he
SAID that the law did not provide for the
public inspection of savings banks. A bill
TO that effect was defeated at the last term
of the Legislature.
A voice asked, "Who defeated it,"
A hundred voices replied, "John G.
Haines, President of the Fidelity"
Col. Taylor, the receiver, then reported
tne amount OF assets and the footing up Of
the liabilities. All the cash that could he
found was $4,000.
SENATOR MORTON IMPROVING.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Colonel Hollo-
way, in telegram to First Assistant POST
master General Tyner to-day, says: "sena>
tor Morton's condition is still favorable"
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CHEKIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias t.
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley street
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip. in the City of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of Sept, 1877
at2o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two lots, pieces, or parcels OF
l beginning on the westerly side of Tatnall
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets,
and at the distance of IA it, from the south
erly side of Ninth street, in the middle OF
an alley2 #. in. in width. separating this
from that of Robert II. Jones on the n.rth;
alley, and parallel to Ninth street, so #.
end in., to a stake; thence southerly par
allel to Tatnall street, Is it,, to q stake
thence easterly. passing through The south.
erly gable wall at the middle OF this house,
and parallel to Ninth street, 80 #. and in.,
to the said side of Tatnall street; and thence
northerly IS ft. to the place OF beginning,
with u lhree-story brick dwelling house
thereon erected.
No2 beginning at the northery side of
Seventh street: between Wilson GS aud Pop
easterly side of Wilson street. at H. Is Sci
del's line at the middle Of the division wall
between This and Seidels brick dive ling ;
thence northerly parallel with Wis n
street through the middle of said division
wall 50 #. to the southerly side ofa3 #.
wide alley, running easterly 26 f., to the
southerly end OF an alley 9 #. wide, run .
ming rOrtherly about Is #. into another 3
#. wide alley, running from Wilson to Pop
lar street; thence with the southerly side
of said first mentioned alley 26 it,, to Joseph
Lockwood's line; thence by the same south
erly parallel with Wilson street, and pass
ing through the middle Of the party wall
between the two houses 81 1T more or less,
to the aforesaid side of seventh street and
thence along the same, westerly, 26 IT,, to
the place Of beginning, with two brick
dwellings erected thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Moses Brinton and Margaret
Ann. his wife; Caleb G. Hood and Mary E.
his wife; jeremiah Starr, Jr; ana Reoecca
ii, his wife, and Joserh HalloWeil ami
Elizabeth A., his wife, and t. It's, and to be
sold by ,,,,,, c,ou,e
sherif's Office, New Castle, Aug. l6 1877.
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THE EASTERN WAR.

LONDON, SEPT. 2, 1877
THE BATTLE OF KARAHAssAN.
Later dispatches from the field of battle
at Karahassan, from eye witnesses, con-
firm in detail the serious Russian defeat on
the LON. Correspondents agree that
Papaskoi has been abandoned.
REVIEW OF TIE WEEK.
The week closes favorably for the Turks
over the whole theatre of war. As re-
CARDS shipka, although Sulleman Pacha
has not succeeded in driving out the garri-
son he has almost completely blockaded it.
The latest Russian bulletin almost admits
that be Is master of the situation for the
time, as 1t says the Russians are ignorant
whether he is about to retire and renew the
assault or attempt turning movement. 1t
is, therefore, apparent that he has bis
choice of action, and from the fact that he
has pushed reconnaissance to Keckila-
catch, which is on the northern slope of the
Balkans, he seems to have chosen turning
movement. The reconnaissance was proba-
bly, only made by small body.
AN IMPORTANT MOVE.
Mehemet ALPS advance from the east-
ward posses great Importance In view of
the fact that that the Russian position at
Tirnovai which is supposed to be the ol ject
of the Turkish movement, is comparatively
open to attack from the east by a road lead-
ing from Bebrova and Elena, which de-
bouches into the Tirnova and Drenova road
ten miles south of Tirnova, whereas Sulle-
man Pacha, even if he finally cleared Ship,
ka. would still be obliged to advance
through complicated series of defiles.
Before Mehemet Ali can advance in the di- |
rection of Tirnova it seems that he would |
have to clear the Russians from their po- |
sition at Pokoi from which they could |
threaten his flank.
: AUsTEIA INTERESTED.
A dispatch from Zara says that on the
30th some Turkish troops crossed the Aus
trian frontier yesterday, near Kanidabuka,
carried off some cattle, set fire to barn
full of hay and fired upon an Austrian
patrol.
A VALUABLE AID.
General Todleben, the great Russian en-
gineer who planned the defences of Sebas-
topol, has arrived at Bucharest.
STRIKE OF OPERATIVES.
A strike of 10000 cotton operatives COM
menced on Friday last.
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Albert Abbott, for breach of the peace,
was fined so cents and required to pay
costs by Squire Brady, on Saturday.
Henry G. Roller, for committing assault
and battery on Henry X. Lee, of Pencader
Hundred, on the 25th Of August last, was
fined $40 and required to pay costs. Roller
was found guilty of two other charges
First on charge of Mr.. Lee, for being drunk,
Tor which he was fined 50 cents and required
to pay costs. He was also charged by
Edward .. Layman, of Hare's Corner, with
having committed perjury, for which he
was held in $4,000 bail for his appearance
at the next term of court.
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LNHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of ais. Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to fupllc
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Sh1piey
street. kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the alty
of Wilmington, New Castle County, DEL,
on . ,o.r
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of Sept, 1877,
at z o'clock P. M,
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
All that certain lot Of land, and situate IN
tho City of Wilmington, bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning on the southerly
side OF q 50 it, wide street. laid out parallel
with, and at the distance OF, l5O #; north,
erly,' frsni the northerly side OF Lobdell
street, and opening into Heald ana ioz S'ay- q; .
westerly. from the westerly side OF Gay,
mont Street; thenee southeriy, parallel
with Claymont street 75 1T TO a corner; !;
thence westerly, uarallel with i.0pdell
st &c 25 IT. to a corner; thence northerly
psrallul with Claymont street 70 feet 10 lne
aorrpaid side of the said so #. vide street !;
thence herebysseesterl 26 IT,, to the place pa
OF BEGINNING, be the contents Thereon What
they may. Book G, vol. 8. page 43O, &c. -,
Seized and taken IN execution as lne
property OF William H. Farrier and Mary
f., his wife, and t. t and to be sold py z
~, = ISAAC GRUBB, sheria. !
eherif17s Office, New Castle, Aug. ~ soH'
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CITY NOTES.

The work on tho Columbia is nearly in-
ished, and she is expected to leave for Phil~
delphia in about ten days.
The steamer New York of the Morgan
Line, is now at Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co.'s yard. She is to have new deck put
on, which will increase her cap acity about
1 800 bales of cotton.
The steamer Agnes of the Morgan Line is
at Harlan's; and will receive q thorough
overhauling.
H. ". Morrow, of this city, gave sciop.
ticon exhibition, at Marshallton, this coun-
ty, for the benefit of the Union Sunday
School of that place.
The Central Presbyterian Church Sunday
School opened yesterday afternoon. Trinity
Sunday School opened in the morning,
There was good attendance at both.
The German Society will hold their pic.
nic today at Rosendale Park.
Prof. A. s. Webster will open bis classes
at his Academy in the Masonic Temple, on
September 10th.
The ravine, which is crossed by Smiths
bridge, on the Wilmington and Western
Railroad, has been ordered to he filed up BY
the officers of the company.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Wilmington Savings Bank for the
eldction of Directors, will be held this
morning.
The Board of Health meets this evening.
The election of nine Directors of the VII,
mington Coal Gas Company will take llace
this afternoon at the Company's office.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public >ale
at the Lafayette Hotel, S4l Sh pl ey street,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip 10 the City Of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY. the 5th s2av of Sept, 1877,
at o'clock, T. M,
The following described Heal Estate viz:
All that certaio lot or piece of land, W tn
q two-stOry frame house thereon erected,
81 uate in lhe City Of Wilmington, bound
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning on the
westerly side of Claymont street, at the
distance of As #. from the nOrtherly side Of
B street; thence northerl, along said side
Of Claymont street, 80 feet to a stake; !;
thence we.terly and parallel to B street. rs
IT,, 10 q stake; thence southerly and para =
lei to Claymont street, 81 it., to stake;
thence easterly and parallel 10 street, Is
it,. to the said side T Claymont street, and
the plare of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. Book w, vol. 8,
page 453 DC.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property ofpeier D. Griffith and Catharine
A. Griffith, hi, wife, and t. t., and to he
sold by
&c. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Aug. l6, 1877.
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kyGE OF HOURs--WILMINGTON
tWESrERN Acknowledgements
thursday Dec. 4, 1879, Trains will run
lows: ,o,o s E ,o,,.
! tandenburg 6 45 q m and 30 p. m.
e AT Wilmington ! IS 81 IN, and 3 ID
e at Landenberg at IL NJ. and 40
ENECTIONs.-Train leaving Landen-'
et645 q, M. with train for Philadel-
IN leaving Wilmington a 1920 a m
train leaving Philadelphia at 8. 10 10
Pennsylvaniaand Delawaretrain leav-'
|epdenberg at % p: N.
III Leaving Landenberg at ~ p. M
Pennsylvania and Delaware ira In and
|tyain leaving Wilmington for Phi'a.
p. n. ,,, - On >, -,
ttran leaving Philadelphia at l5 p"
]. CONNELL Sup
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pHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to
Public sale at the Hotel of HenryD Pau
Iene, at Odessa, in st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY, the Mth, day ofSeptember, 1877,
at | o'clock. P. M,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain tract of land situated in
Appoquinimink Hundred. New Castle
County, aforesaid, and particularly de
scrbed as follows. viz: Beginning at q
stake in the main branch OF Blackbird
Creek. corner for these premises and lands
Of Colen Ferguson, thence with said land
of said Ferguson north 40 4S>, west 1872
perches to a stak corner for land of said
Fers uson: thence with the same north 43o,
east las perches to black oak stump with
q stone in it corner for land of said Fergu
son and heirs Of Ann Weldin; thence with
land of said Weldin heirs north 3io, 81, east
so Il 10 perches to stake in the road lead
ing from BlacEbird to MlddletOwnj thence
with the middle of said road about 80
pei ches to the land of the heirs of j 1hn
q M, deceased; thence with the same
southwesterly about 80 perches to a stone
corner for land of said Ginn's heirs and
susan Wright; thence with said Wright's
land north sac, 81, wet 1872 ~ perches to q
stake: thence with land Of Gideon &. Bar.
low the following, three courses and dis
tances, south leo. 3O east lo2 2.l0 perches to
{. r.. stake, south IS, east l8perebes TO stone
and south 43o, 3G, west Is 4-j0 perches to a
stake OF the side ofthe delaware Railroad;
thence with said railroad ,u'h 2O0, 3',east
ls6 perches to the middle OF the road run
nipa trona Blaekbird to the Levels; tfence
vita the middle ofsaid road about l45 40
perches to stak Irner for land Of Will
liam E. Evans; thence north 2lo, l5. east
u3 E.lO perches and north $50, l5', east b
merchcs to the middle oftEo main branch
If 'liackbird Greek, and THENCE with the
sav oral courses thereof about 80 pcrches to
ifSe place of beginning, containing three
.saI ss dred and sixty two acres of land, more
.cI less. t,,o ,,ro-
/ ine}}iy }t Of Ann E. Lord Executrix or Jcseph
4 lord. dee .ssrd and survivi ng Mor,sasoI
Of insepb A. ord and Arm f.. h1sw'l' nne
II }oseph % Nlpheus Lori, Ne1;a ainia LORD, nos
3aIia 3oIi wife,f olan Ferguson; cara, we oi
oo.'"' 49,. Enbcits, Victor Lord, An,la l,nrn'
Emma Iora t" ar t"rd docsao n'z H'S ao"S son Of
Tn,anh A. LORD, deceased, dovisees nI 'Ile
sai Joseph defsaseS ;ssAG a9s Gab i bk ner ed
SGsh sherifs Office, New Castle septemseer sanss
lS77.
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BALTIMORE LETTER.

EDITOR MORNING HERALD The wealth.
er continues to be oppressively hot, and
owing to that and the four weeks dry spell,
vegetation in and around the city has be-
come thoroughly parched. Farmers ex-
press great: fears regarding the autumn
crops, unles the neighboring country is we'll
watered with penetrating rain, and that
very soon. Corn, in consequence of the
drouth is voted failure.
The city schools will open on Monday
next, and as the man who wrote the follows
ing sign, "Ice coal milk soal hear" needs
a little enlightment had better enroll him
self as pupil. The shipments of wheat
from Baltimore have been greater within
the past eight days than in the same periol
for years before. The supply of peaches
was much lighter to-day and yesterday
than earlier in the week, but grapes and
melons come in in large quantities.
The primary elections OF the Baltimore
County Democratic Conservative voters
were held Friday and to-day,'for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the convention
at 7 o wnstown on Monday
Archbishop Bayley, of Baltimore, is re,
garded to be in most critical condition
and prayers will be offered up for him to-
morrow in all the Catholic churches of the
city. On the 12 MIST, should providence
spare him, Mr.. Edward Burnham, of
Chestnut Ridge, will celebrate his one hun
dredth birthday.
A number of changes were made in tho
post Office yesterday.
George s. Knight and the Worrell Sisters
commence an engagement at Ford's on
Monday night, which will also be the open>
ing night of Gtlmore's Holiday Street Thea
tre. Yours.
BILL MINaToN,
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POLICE CASES.

The following cases were discharged since
our last issue:
Abraham vonholt, for exposing his per-
son on the street, was fined So and costs.
John Duckery, for coarse language, was
fined so cents and required to pay costs.
Levi Davis. for the larceny of $50, was
held ia $500 bail for his appearance at the
next term of Court.
There was also three drunks.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-03
THE BAPTISM,

Yesterday afternoon at 4.3O Elder George
R. Kramer, pastor of the Household of
Faith Church, baptized sixteen persons in
the Brandywine Creek, at the usual place
for such ceremonies, below Market street
bridge. At least 5000 persons witnessed
the baptizing, every available spot in the
vicinity being occupied.
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RAILROADS..
,.nE1pHIA. WILMINGTON AND
LIZA ARRAITIMORE RAILROA

,rAnEJ,PHIA, ,r WILMINGTON AND
Liza ARpAITIMORE RAILROA
June 10th. 1877.
,,s ui,l leave Wilmington as follows
ao1nhia and intermediate stations. 9 40
'Si Sl6. 500, 10 O0, a. m. 2 80, 4@, NV
.dRsipn,a RIpt and New York, 221, o47 al m,
n,o1e 11 "a And Intermediate stations, s SO
more and washington. los. 80, a m,
ine =. for G,' delaware Division leave for
lnu Castle 500, 620, s3O, m, l5o, 6@
hing and intermediate stations 600
mar ar' and d Intermediate stations. $50
Liz SUNDAY TRAINS.
do,nbia and intermediate stations
m s CO. 6 30 p m.
delphia and New YORK ~ o m.
wore and Washington. O8 u m.
fnrther Information passengers are
ed tn the time tables posted At the de-
h-,v KENNEY. Supt.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY SS.
THE STATE OF FDELAWARE.


THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
ITO THE SHERIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY.
i GREETING.
WHEREAS, Jane Sullivan, by her next
friend, James A. Atwell by her petition to
the Judges of our Superior court, filed in
the office of the Prothonotary of the said
Court IN and for the County of New Castle,
~ for the cau"e of complaint therein
I alleged, has made application to
: SEAL our said Judges that q decree may
be pronounced dissOlving the mar
w. rlage existing between the petit
toner and her husband John sullivan.
We therefore command you, as You have
been hereinbefore commanded, that YOU
summon JO1n Sullivan, so that he be and
appear before. the said Judges of our said
superior Court Of the next term thereof to
be held al New castle in and tor the COun-
ty Of New Castle, on Monday the 26Lh dav
of November next, to answer the allegations
of the sad petition, and also to show cause
II any he has, why decree Of The said
Court should not be made, dissolving the
marriage existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to the act If AS
sembly in such case made and provided.
Court shall then and there consider concern
ing him IN this behalfas othe Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the provi-
SiOnS of the said act oil Assembly,
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. Come
gys, Esq, at New Castle the 25th day of
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CHA RLES BEAsTON,
Issued Aug. 25h 1877. Prothonotary.
The above is a true copy of summon as
aug23.tf ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The Historical Society held special
meeting on Saturday afternoon relative to
the celebration of the Centennial Anniver-
sary of the Battle Of the BraEdywine. A
committee was appointed to consider and
report the propriety OF the society attending
III body.
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WILL NOT CELEBRATE.

The citizens of West Chester will not
celebrate the Centennial of the Battle of the
Brandywine on the l1th inst, but will duly
observe it and the massacre of Paol,
together, for which great preparations are
being made.
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COMPANY C,

Company G, of the First Delaware Regi>
ment, will hold their first regular meeting
this evening, for their election of officers,
both civil and military, at their armory, in
the Masonic Temple. The attendance of
every member is requested.
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SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS,

There will be solemn requiem mass
celebrated this morning in St. James
Church, at 8 O'Clock, for the repose of the
soul of the late Herman Ahrens. St. Peters
choir will sing the mass.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-03
BASE BALL,

The Red Stockings and Westerns played
a fine game on Saturday afternoon, on the
Adams street grounds. After an exciting
and close contest, the Red Stockings came
out victorious by score of five to four.
The Quicksteps played the Fleetfoot
Club, of Paschallville, at Suffolk Park,
near Philadelphia. The game was lost BY
our boys, the score being 9 to 4 in favor of
the Fleetfoot, Their defeat is not owing to
their batting, as they made some tre-
mendous hits, but the ball managed to hit
into some ones hand.
ho Eallorus.o. 10 La
The Morning herald., 1877-09-03

Base hits, Quickstcps 10; Fleetfoots.
This afternoon the Quicksteps play the
Ecktord Club, Of West Philadelphia. On
Thursday they play the Alerts, of German
town. Games are also being arranged with
the Excelsiors of Baltimore and the Ath-
letics.
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Local .AHa1ra-
PERSONAL.

The Rev. R, B. Cook, pastor of the secs
ond Baptist Church, having returned from
bis summer tour in Virginia, filled his pull.
pit yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-03

ADVERTISERS ought to bear in mind that
the HERALD is read extensively in the
cars, going both North and South in the
morning.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-03

THERE Is a GENTLEMAN IN
|lmington, named James W. Schoon-
j, acquainted with Miss A. Parker,
acquaintance was made in Walker
T., about 1862, he is earnestly re-
~ 10 cali at the House,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TNOR RENT -- A twO-story dwelling, S2l
Il Wollaston street. Inquire at Sl7 Wash
ington street. juDo-1
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ETED COPIES of the Morning Herald
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\. Feb. 4, Monday, Feb 7, TUESDAY,
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ednesday, sug. IS, Friday, Aug 10,
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fICE.-The members. of the Water
Witch Overcoat Association are re-
Ed 10 meet on Tuesday evening next
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kNTED-A middle aged woman wants
a situation rs Seamstress. Apply
East third street, augl6-tf
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kNTED, - UNITED STATES PEN
ENIES for the years 1904, 1873.
sdress This office. A. B. G.
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ECE.-Eobert P. Jones La the author
Eea agent for receiving orders for the
EeSa EXcavating Company NO l.
No.6, West Tcuth street.
Pau CHAS. JORDAN. PreS't.
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NOTICES..

kICE.-The members of the Pine Knot
lssociation are requested to meet on
lay evening next.
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be OF THE DFLAwARE STATE FIRE
! MARINE I,SURANCE COMPtNY,
ELAwARE CITY, DEL, Aug ~. 1877.
h will be meeting of the Stock ID
this Com pany at their Office, In Dela-
|Cily, at 10 a. m, Friday September
lS77. by order of the executive COM
JOS. H. MYERS,
Lit Secretary
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|trfn, "'H ,,h, ~, Fancy Dycrs, 432 N. From
Ynn,oh,,V h,Vhnch Office corner Ninth and
le,ne%,SSS w. Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Lyed ~ Sarlnents Of every descrip.
bd GlouSl Wr Sleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath-
hi Nv lS,'es Dyed or Oleansed.
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nfNb-OFFICE OF THE Will
iNGfoN COAL GAS COMPANY.
y, WILMINGTON, August 'st. 1877. :,
tnmliectors Of the Wilmington Coal
oLhlpatly have this day declared a
~ oi tlree dollars per share for the
luU0nths, payable on demand.
% VIM. P. TAYLOR Treasurer,
80 Shipley street.
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BOARDING..

DOAEDING.--Go board for $425 per
ID week, at 3O5 Shipley street.
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WANTS..

|NTEp.-A CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, TO
restaurant. aug25-tf
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oHE'71R. ~ Messlck. having removed
ot'l MS old stand, Fifth and King
NO 10 stalls Nos 4S and 48. Second
"dirket tiItet Honse. would inform nis Gus.
rv .''hn ha: ne Is ready to supply tlsta Witn
' oest fresh butter from BRAD fo;d
varies, wholesale and retail. Also
W. tlseese as cheap as the cheapest.
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A HORRIBL E CRIME.

SENATOR MORTON IMPROVING
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CHICAGO'S BROKEN BANK.

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