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U. 8. DISTRICT COURT.

In the U. s. District Court, yesterday
morning, Judge Bradford presiding, the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
In the case of Hamilton g. Cummings, in
bankruptcy, the hearing upon the petition
of Van Gasker g. Katts was had, and upon
motion of George V. Massey, Esq, the rule
against the assignee was made absolute, and
the assignee was ordered to pay the judg-
ment debt of said petitioners with interest
and costs accrued.
In the same case, rule against assignee of
Sarah Bailey, was upon motion of Walter
Cummins, Esq, continued until October
9th, at 10 O'Clock, 4. m.
Cases of +. A. Churchman & Co., bank
rupts, the hearing upon petition of W. R.
Hazard, having been continued until this
day, upon motion of Benz. Nields, Esq ,
rule against assignee, was made absolute,
and be was directed to pay the claim with
interest and costs accrued.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08

that the President after the Cabinet meeting
yesterday, authorized Secretary schurz to
offer to Commissioner Smith an inn ortant
and agreeable position.
TERRIBLE STORM AT MARTHA's VINEYARD.
MARTHA's VINEYARD, Mass, Sept. IA
terrible northeast storm began here last
night aud s III continues.
The surf is breaking over both Highland
and Oak Bluff wharves. Vessels passing
mp the Sound are running under bare poles.
TIE RIOT CASES.
HARRISBURG, Sept. Sin ten cases tried
in the Court in this city during the past
two days for riot growing out of the present
strike, the prisoners were released and the
county ordered to pay the costs. The evil
dence against the men was very meagre,
and the Court considered that the imprison-
ment since arrest Was sufficient punishment
for the disorderly conduct indulged in. The
prisoners have been in Jail about forty
days.
PARDONs.
The Board of Pardons this morning re-.
commended several persons for pardon by
the Governor, some of which were refused
and others'held under advisement.
T.@~n1 Ta17Ss
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AMMO Nit NDI 563S.

OPENING Or TIE tLM WISH NEW YEAE.
'i'ha jewish \ oH Yea ,GtS, Ammo n ,siIi,,
began last evening", &4t! ali IybIivals VIA ",
kept up lrOm the evening by the lsrse!ltCo
on account of the passage from GeDesiS,
"the evening and morning. were one day"
at the time OF the creation The origin of
the festival is found in Levi,icus xxili, G',
"a, and 25:-" And the Lord spoke unto the
children of Israel, saying:-In the seventh
month, on the first day of the month, ye
shall have Sabbath, memorial of blow
ing the cornet, holy convocation. Ye
shall do no servile work.
"Ahhough actually occurring in the first
month of the year, the anniversary of the
creation of Heaven and earth, yet 1t is
called the seventh month, because at the In
stitution OF the Pass over, just prior to the de-
parture from the land of Egypt, their deliv-
erance from rigors of cruel servilude was
deemed by the Almighty so Important that
the month of redemption was in future to
be kept by the House of Israel "as begin
ning of months, even the first month of the
year."
There will be no special observance in
this city except that the stores kept by
Jewish people were closed last night, and
will remain closed during the day in honor
of the occasion. 'r-.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
SHERIFF SALES.
HERIFF'S SALE,

~ dEhlFF = SALE,
BY virtue of writ of ais. Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to public 'ale
nj the Hotel of Jacob Hyatt, in Newport,
in ChriStiana Hundred, New Castle county,
Del on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER'2S, A, D., 1877,
at 2 O'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All their right, title, and interest, being
fve undivided sixth parts of, in, ana 10 all
that certain Tract or Lot OF Ground situate
in Mill Creek Hundred Ne q Caste County
and State Of Delaware. and according to q
Deed herein rected. bounded ~ follows ::
Beginning at q corner in the middle of the
new Public Read leading from the old Will
mingLon Road at the foot of HOOK esSin
Hin to CARROTS Snuff Mill. at the point
where the old line of Pusey Wilson's land
intersects the esa me, thence alOngthe,Old line
of said Wilson's land, the old sethereof
being east TO corner stone in the line OF
lands of Samuel Sharpless, thence by line
of said Sharplesss land, according to re-
cent survey, north 81 deg; and min. west
10 chains and 26 links to q one. and north
rs deg, and % min. W st until IL inter- ects
the Middle Of the Public Road aforesaid,
thence along the middle Of sold road to tt 9
place of beginning, be the co Atents thereof
more or less. Book W, VOLT, page 457, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Trucks and Joseph K.
Parker, Jr., and Annie G., his wife, mort
earors, and the Diamond 'rtate Kaolin
Company t, t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, New Castle, Sept. 6, 1877.
penS-ta
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias
tn me directed, will be exposed to
Public sale at the Hotel of HenryD Pau
lene. at Odessa, in ST. Georges Hundred.
New Castle County, Delaware, on ,o--
MONDAY, the oath, day oISeptemDer, 1877,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain tract of land situated In
Appoouinimink Hundred. New Castle
County, aforesaid, and particularly de
scribed as follows. viz: Beglnnlng az q
stake in the main branch of Blackbird
Creek, corner for these premise and lands.
of ,.Olen Ferguson thence witn said land
of said Ferguson uOrth 40 4S', west l9Z
perchcs to a stas e corner f'r lana OF sai AZ
Fer. uson: tfence with lbe same north f3o',
east l4S perches 10 d black OAK stump WIN
a stone in it corner tor land of 81 d Fergl-
son and heirs o. Ann Weldin; thence win
land of said W Weldin heirs north 3i0, east
10 10 perches to y stake IN the f0ad leao-
ing from Blackbird to Aldd.eloWh; tnehce
with the middle OF said roc ABOUT oV
percheS to the land OF the helis cl M
& ma dt deceased; :hcnce with the same
southw. sieily about iSJ percnes 70 q Stone
corner for Ia, d Of SAID f'rp'S $ hnlls anu
Susap Wright; thence VIA Said wright
land nor,b $40, a. west II ~ parches 70
stake. thence with 'nu& O. Gi!eDn Il. bar
low the tuijowlng tnt"" rn'tFI1S ~ anu w.. ~. r
tnmces, south y67, 80, Gt> T. 10 peirhrS tc
n stake. sou,'l 10, east s":i"hHs TO slohe
ani south 30, So. wet 3 l.'H percnes 10 >
stake GA the side Of'Ne Delaware Railt
| thence with satt railroad H. Il w, ,eaS
Ia ncrches to the mddl" oc The road run
ming from Blackbird to the Levels; tnehce !,
with the middle o! sdid road about I'D ~ !,
mcrohes to q stab G c rner for land OF WI
liam b, Evans; thence north r.; 10, cas-
Il $40 perches and north $50, 10, east j j
nerchcs to the middle Of The main branci f
of Biackhiri Creek, and thence with ,n' 1t
several courses thereof about W pcrches u
the place of ofginnlog. containing ,nrs, ar'
hundred and siXty-two aces OF land, ho''
| or less. Aha nro
perly Of ann D. Lord EH,GrS %ortSag" %t SSsep
nf jossnh A. Lord and Ann IT,, his Wlie, M an.
Jossph Arh;s%J hotS Fa,sgn wssy 'a ara 9'u wife o
- RnboIts, Nic,or Loru, Anna LoIu
Emma i ard ;" 4ord ar aeeea,ef E'z@ eo'S asus sa"
In.enb A Lord. deceased, devisees ni tn'
said Joseph deisased az Gf1bh + IS sheri nea 70
,e~I ~nerih soin'o' A'" sep3-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
NHERlFF'S SALE,

by virtue OF 8 writ Of Lcvari Tarias, 10
nt nt . ullected, will be exposed to Public sale
Z. III ,le the hetel Of Thomas y. Br,dWay, In
CDelahware City, in Rcd Lion Hundred, New
nd, TEaSre We county, Del. on
AhofSDAY, the 10th day OfSeptembcr, 1877,
r, at2 O'Clock, J. NJ,
1ne nloloWing described Real Estate. VIZ
cst,! hii mat lot ofland situattd d in Delaware
Coyn,t CClIy, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
nthouh1y and State Of Delaware, marked on
Si, te plan Of the town aforesaid No. T.,
StIuate on the southeast side Of McL;LnH
ffelttet foot and beginning at the distance of GO
SidO sidC north-eastward from the rorth-rast
sn't so"e ol Fourth street, and extending thence
ifbbuu..h.eaStward fbu. l0D feet to Green street;
ttnTlce tn north eastward along Green street
W. NJ point in this intersection Of Green and
oISI wv canal street; thence u ,rth west iwnrd
CamnIi CuI ahe WeHlwaldly sae Of sud Yves
~ahal soia street to point in theintersectiOn of
t%on inv west Canal and McLane s>re.t and
iH,nce sout uth-WestWard along the said Me-
hsa,e hi"ue street about $50 teet 10 the place Of
tbssihnlnE, containing - suuarc feet be
'ie same more or less,
mnlHeo and taken in execution asthe p"o"
pw;tCy OF Jacob r.. FetterS. nrh Sarah his
viz, wi,nu, ,Mor'gagors. Rebecca Fetters, survi
tarps tms Mortg agor of John ,lud Reb-cca IL .
Fot Mortgagors, and the hrirs of John
''is' deceased, ard and TO be so d by
shor,e,u ISAAC GRUnB, Sher,r.
ls7T'1hs IVY Office, New Castle, Sci lclnter, l.
scp'-t.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFF'o SALE.

N Nv virtue of a writ Of venditioni expo
NO., n' tn me directed will be exposed 10
pub,ic 5~l ic Sale at the Hotel OF Henry d. fau,-
one at odessa, in St. Georges huhdred'
New Castle county, Del, on ,oo-
Ne" MONDAY. S ptember 9th. 1867,
at o'clock, P. M,
The following a. scrlbed Real Estate VIZ
III that plantation or tract OF land, slI
ute al in nAnpoouinimink huudred, New cas-,
tIe ronntv. and STATE of Delaware; bounded
| nv lands Of naniel Corbit. by lhe Thomas
Jsndin" road. by the road leading rom
rWlor's Bridge to Matthews co,ner, by th%
ro9d leading from smyrna TO Odessa, ana
/ hy lands late of James '. Moore; contain
| 10 Iu Acres and 50 Perches, more or less,
win A frame dwelling house, barn, and
other improvements thereon erected:
! No.2, All that lot or parcel OF land, sltu-
ate in the illage of ofOdessa, In ~. Gcorse
HUNDRED, New Castle county, and state Oh
| Delaware bounded on the norlheast py
| Main street, and on the southeast, south-
F west ana northwest by land OF Danlei cor,
| bit, being abont $50 ieet in front on sald
Main street, and extending of the same
width about S3G feet deep, with o tWo-stofy
/ dwelling thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the o.
| perty of Joseph W, Vandergrift, nd to DC
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriffs Office, New Castle, September l
Sen3-lH
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CITY NOTES.

Drizzling weather.
The ball and bat will soon be laid aside.
Therewere no magistrates cases yesterday.
There are bright prospects of good fall
trade.
Mock turtle soup to night at Babcock's,
cor. 5th and Orange.
Three cases of drunkness were bued before
the Mayor, yesterday.
Come early for your luuch to light at
Babcock's, cor 5th and Orange.
One hundred car loads of sheep and Cat
tie from Verginia and West Verginia, passed
through this city last night, for PbiJadel>
phia.
The Christy Senate meets this evening at
8 O'Clock, to consider whether they will at.
tend the anniversary of the Battle of Bran-
dywine.
Republican City Executive Committee
will meet at the headquarters in the Masonic
Temple on Wednesday evening next at eight
o'clock.
The store occupied by W. NJ. Kennard g.
Co., has been rented by Connecticut man,
who will open a dry good store as soon as
he gets possession.
We are requested to say that the child,
Mary Duffy, upon whom Patrick Mcbride
committed an indecent assault, recently, is
not the daughter of William Duffy, No. 215
E. Front street.
At Coles, 2O2 Market street, Mems Fur
ntshing goods are marked down lower than
ever-for example, Gentlemen's fine merino
undershirts, for so cents; beautiful striped
hosiery, 25 cents pair; plain,S pairs for
rs cents 2 handkerchiefs for a quarter
neckties, from 10 cents up, and all other
things in proportion. The "Cabinet" fine
white shirt, linen bosom, only $1.25.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
NHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Faclas,
| to me directed. will be exposed TO Pubic
| Sale, al The Hotel of Henry d. Paulene, al
Odessa, st. Georges hundred, New Cast'e
county, Delaware, on ,s--
/ MONDAY, the oath day of September, 1877,
att o'clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
AL those two lots or pieces OF lahn, sltu, :
| ate in The village of Odessa, county OF
| New Castle. and State of Delaware. bouu
ded as follows to wit: No. |. Beginning at
F acorner of the lands of the heirs OF SamuGl
Thomas, dec d., on the main street or rOaQ,
thence with said Thomas land south DH
degrees. west Il perches thence north 4SH
degrees, west 9 perches, thence norm 4ol2
degrees. east q perches to the main stfeet
or road aforesaid, thence with the same
south 4S15 degrees east 8 pcrches 10 Tn"
place of beginning, containing acre anu
osqnare perches of land, more orieSs.
No.2. Beginning at a corner for lana OF
Jacob Vandergrif, on Osborne street, IN
said village, thence Horth Az degrees, east
y perches, thence with lands OF James
Rogers, esquire orth 3?A degrees, east u
6lD percheS, thence south Al dekrees, east
= 20 percheS to the lands Of F.. Croft, a. CO:
thence with the same south 81 degrees. WeSt
33-lO perches 10 stone. thence north ~
degrees, west so of perch: thence, SCUM
Al deyieeS, west 2 $40 perches to the said
Osborn street, thence wi h he said street
north 4I degrees, west 10 2 0 perches to
lhepIace OF beginning, containil AZ acres
more Or less. Book l.. Vol. 7, page 257, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry OF ann II. Lord, Fxecutrix or joseph
sasor ofJ0snph 4. Lord ard Ann r LORD
hswiie and Joseph Alpheus Lord, Virgil
"a "a Lord. Cordr Ia, wife of Colen Ferguson
EEara; EI1n L. wife of---- Roberts, Victor log
EIla T,,M, Ann Lord, Emma Lord, Eliza a
horl, dangh'er Of Theodore Lcrd,. dec'd.
@ 'Soh OF Joseph "a. Lord, deed, d, VlSeeS %
Joseph A. Lord and t. l.. and to be SOLD bS
ISAAC GKtTBk. Sheriff,
Sep}.ta
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DOMESTIC.
REPORT CONTRADICTED.

REPORT CONTRADICTED,
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ut has been as
serted by several papers that a sister of
Senator Conkling has been dropped from
her place among the lady examiners at the
New York Custom House. Secretary Sher-
m an says this is not true.
NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS.
A Cabinet officer. in speaking this morn-
ing of the action in regard to the New York
Custom House officials, said that it was be-
cause of the practices which had grown up
I here, and the dissensions consequent there
on, which were the cause of the Republican
defeats in that State. He further stated
that it was now proposed to carry New
York, and means would be taken to restore
harmony. That in delaying action for
six weeks the Governments object was to
give the whole cOmmuuity an opportunity
to select their own meu !; mat it will NOS be
point with thc Government whether the
new appointecs are Coukling or Morgan
men, so that they are persons satisfactory
to all interested.
THE MEXICAN VETERANS.
Fearing the action to be taken in regard
to pensions by the Mexican veterans assem>
bled at Chicago, the Secretary of the Ma
tion Association Mexican Veterans, states
that the latter society will continue to petit
ton Congress until a final decision is
reached.
PREVENTING "HAz1NG' AT WEST POINT.
1sHINGToN, Sept. 7.-Anticipating a
cont nuance of the practice Of hazing
" plsbs" at the Military Academy, the Secs
rctary of War has addressed p letter to Gen.
schofeld, commanding the department at
West Point, approving bis order expressing
firm determination to break up the prac-
ttces mentioned, in violation of acade mic
regulations. The general orders to General
schcield make it the duty of cadet officers
to rrotcct new cadets from iil-trcatment,
and those who fail will be punished to the
fu1l extent of the regulations, which is trial
hv court martial and dismissal, or less, ac''
cording to the degree of the ofense.
NEW COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA Washington des.
match says new Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs will be appointed in few days, and
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
COMPANY "C".

Company &c" held their first drill last
night, at the Armory in the Masonic Tenn
pie There were thirty one men in line, the
inclemency of the weather OBTAINING many
from attendency. The drill was gone
through with spirit, and Captain Macallls>
ter, acknowledged himself well pleased in
the manner in which the manevers we're
executed,
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TELECRAMS.
The War in the East.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
PARDONS AT HARRISBURG.
PREVENTING HAZING AT WEST
POINT.
THE BATTLE OF KIZILTEPE.
DISTRUST OF GREECE AND
SERVIA.
THE PORTE READY FOR PEACE.
TERRIBLE STORM IN ..MARTHA's
VINEYARD.
ETC. ETC. ETC
THE PORTE READY FOR PEACE.
TERRIBLE STORM IN ..MARTHA's
VINEYARD.
ETC,
ETC.
THE EASTERN WAR.
TIE BATTLE OF KIZILTEPE.

TIE BATTLE OF KIZILTEPE.
LONDON, Sept. IA despatch to the
"Times," dated Erzeroum, September 4,
says: "The battle of Kiziltepe, which re-
suited in the Russians being completely
driven from their position at Kadalar, cost
the Turks 43o in killed and !, 400 in wound
ed. Kiziltepe Hill, which was held by five
battalions of Russian infantry, the remain-
der having withdrawn to Kardeck on the
23d of August, was attacked at O'Clock
on the morning of the oath by two divi-
sions under Ali Pashi and Mehemet Bey
They were both wounded. The Russians
outnumbered by ten to one, fought bravely,
but were driven off from their main camp.
They came up about O'Clock and made
three unsuccessful attempts to carry the
hill by storm. These were most gallantly
repulsed by the Turks, who finally remain
ed masters of the field and have now
strongly entrenched Kiziltepe hill.
AN ARMY FOR NIsCH.
The Turkish Ragded army, $4,000 men is
going to Nisch.
DIsTRUsT OF GREECE AND sERvIA.
The uneasiness at Constantinople about
the attitude of Greece has subsidized, but
there is still great distrust of Servla. A
further issue of 100000 piastres, paper
money, has been determined on.
TWO DAYS FIGHTING AT LoFTCHA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. IA despatch
from Loftcha, dated Thursday, from Osman
Pasha, reports incessant fighting for two
days. 1t is impossible to foretel the result.
THE PORTE READY FOR PEACE.
LONDON, Sept. r. A despatch from
Vienna says the Porte, through Count
Andrassy, now, offers to negotiate for peace.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
GOSPEL MEETING.

The first of a series of Union Gospel
Meetings, will be held tomorrow afternoon,
at o'clock, in the Opera House. Addresses
will be delivered by Mr.. L, P. Rowland,
late Secretary of the Philadelphia Associa-
tion, Rev. j. W. Stevenson and others.
Prof. Allen will have charge Of the singing.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
A NEW HOTEL.

A new hotel will be built at Ocean City by
Mr.. T. B. Merritt, proprietor of the United
States Hotel, of this city. This will make
the fourth hotel at that place.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
RAILROADS.
aIAnELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
lhABBALTfMOkE hAILRoA

=.Du,pHJA. WILMINGTON AND
HlhARRAiTfMORE KAILRoA
! June 10th. 1877: .o,,ous
or o,nn,a and intermediate stations, 8 - 20
P:lls'ssiipS Psss 5 ip 800, 10 co. a. m 2 w. 4'0' ~
o. s',a'adp:1nna PM and New York, 22a,97am'
Hs7. ~ ss'nd o o10 Intermediate I stations, 8 80
.s,,i an, more and Washington, oe' $685. a M
ha, ~ i@r Ss V''i ,eiaware Division leave for ~
Naw avSltl Castle 500, ea' s"' ILL., A'"' y"
. npnn,,ns pm; and intermediate stations 500
Ssoa M 'anS . % i intermediate stations, s 90
s%sm' SUNDAY TRAINs:
n,,sde,uhia and intermediate sIatlohs
wam . u 10 .nd p New e W; York, 22am.
phi,""I phli,tV'"re and Washington. 10 d III.
bI.un,rt ,,rther Information passengers are
frod 70, ,'t to The time tables posted at the de-
pot ,o,v a.FKENNEY. .supt.
-,.xcr oF HOURS--WILMIEG
AWNpLr rERN KAILROAn-C Commenc-
~ y, = Thursday Dec, 4, 1876, Trains WILL run
o. n"r loiloT'i Wilmington 10 70 m, and II Mp.m
LhSo ,nondenhnrg 6 As g. III and ~ p. m.
,rrtu arrive al at Wilmington 755 a M ana ~
lprlua pm. at Landenberg at IL m. and . 40
pp.;m,N'yECTIoNs.-Train P; M leaving Landen-
OusIriaH5 NJ Il a. 10. with train for Philadel-
parIs rt.Tn ~ 0ity leaving Wilmington n 1920 m
Ita,n ,noi 'o'I - lsaylng Philadelphia at $40 m
VIII WI, ppaennm,MsvlvaniaanG an,M Delaware train leav-
nup Ins Iandenberg at 0O p. e. ,o
ri,h ai"I,f Ip,efnnsylyania and Delaware train ,snd
WIN WIN trair leaving Wilmington for Phlla.
Train Al r leaving Wilmington at 5.@ P p m
uith train leaving Philadelnhta 81 u p.
WIN u"i" D. CONNELL. Sup
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WANTS..
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w NIfS for the years 1901, lSAo.. , r.
Address this Office, a. ID. -

WANTED copies of the Morning Hera;o 1a;s
" for the following dates: i,75-IhuTsaayx n )
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Monday, Dec. ~. tuesday, Dec. y: 2osSs .sIo1T sv
Friday. Feb. 4, Monday, Feb !. nuesa"S a%y
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PERSONALS.
Local Affairs.

The Rev Isaac M. Halderman, pastor of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
occupy his pulpit Tomorrow, after eight
weeks recreation.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
= = ''' - - :
FOB SALE AND RENT.

inytNWno Woliaston street. Inquire at Si7 Wash
junS-tt
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
CLOTHING.
GREAT EXHIBITION
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.

We have already laid IN rs part of our
heavy stock ODa hnlf Million .'"lIar,' worth
nf Fall rnd Winter ;la'thing, which is now
open to the inSpc ;tiOn OF the public.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08

Go get some mock turtle soup to- uight
at Babcock's, 5th and Orange.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08
OUR MOTTO,

I'VE Lend-Nerer FOilOr,'' has not been
lost sight of In getting up this great $. ock
'chtch Tepresents the Best, the nOst
Stylish, and the Latest for Little Money.
We haze brought io'c prices and stylish
goods into Philadelphia, and IRE ,riN con-
tinue to do so, and the people are shotcinO
heir t,slt appreciation as o"r efforts. We
haze no old shop. ,corm stool; 10 offer yoW
at so cents on the dollar. Our goods are
all ne,v, this summers make, and ace can
sell then. so toe, haUin0 bought the ma
terial IN immense lots TOR cash.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-08

A good lunch Tonight at Barnum Hotel,
cor. 9TH and Orange.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-16
PettengiIl's Newspaper Direc'
tory.

A very useful and interesting volume
Of 376 pages has Just been issued by the
old and well-known advertising agency
Arm of s. NJ. Pettengill & Co, New YORK.
entitled Pettengill's Newspaper Direc-
tory and Advertisers Handbook ior
1877. The preparation of the work mas
involved much careful labor, informa-
tiop having been sought from every CITY,
town, and village where even the small
est newspaper Is published. The leading
facts are given respecting SOFA separate
publications, designating the poiiticai OF
other distinctive character, the frequency
of issue, the names of publishers, etc,
and showing how many OF each edition
fdaIlv. weekly, monthly, etc., are pub
SIshed in each State and Territory in the
limited States and Province of British
America. 49,,
The book Is elegantly printed from
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