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The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
A YOUNG THIEF.

Officer Donovan arrested Thomas Butcher
aged about II years, yesterday afternoon,
on Front street. for hicting man.. ,.who was
driving a wagon, on the head with stone
He was placed in cell in the Hall, and
after being there short time. an officer,
having occasion to visit the cell, discovered
two shawls under the bench, and, upon fur"
ther investigation, found, upon his person..
a red and white spotted silk handkerchief,
a pair of scissors, and paper Of pins and
needles. The shawls were small ones, one
was lowered and the other white. Any one
who has had anything stolen can have the
same by calling at the Police Station and
by proving property.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias 70
me directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC aie
at the Lafayette HOtel, 84l Sh pley A!Tee,'
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip 1n the City 81 VII
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of Sept, 1877
at 2 O'Clock, P. M.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ: J.,
All that certain lot or piece OF land, IN
a. two-story frame house thereon erectea'
81 .uate in The City Of Wilmington. OouHaa ~
ed IA follows, to wit: Beginning on the
westerly side of Claymont street, az the
distance of As #. from the nortllerly sac o.
K street: thence northeIlv along SAID sue
Of Claymont street, 81 feet. to staKs T;
thence ives terly and parallel 10 s9reer, er ", 20
H. to stake thence southerly ana para
ie1 to Claymont street. 81 IT,, to STAKE u
thence easterly and parallel to streeI, "a
f.. to the said side If Claymont street, anu ~
the place of beginning, be the &C contehs' 1 .
thereof what they may. BOOK W. Vol' o.
psS seized and taken in execution as me
nronertv ofPeier u. Griffith and Catharlne
A. Griffith, hi, wife, and t. IT, anu W ee
sold by ,n,rpp sbor,ft
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Aug lo' lo"
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PAYING FOR PEACHES.

During the embargo on freight while the
railroad was in operation, the P, W. & B.
R. R. transported to Gray's Ferry Number
of carloads of peaches and other perishable
articles consigned to New York. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company did not
feel disposed to accept this sort of freight at
that time, so the P, W. & B. officials,
through commission men, sold the consign-
ments here, and this week returned to the
shippers the net proceeds of the sales,
charging no freight, and returning the same
where it had been prepaid.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
Y. M. O. A.

There will be prayer meeting in the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
1927 Market street this evening at 8 clock
The public are earnestly invited to attend .
There will be two open air serdices under
the auspices of the Association to>morro W
Sunday evening, at 6 o'clock. One at Elm
and Jackson streets and another on the
lawn in front of Riddles chapel, at Brandys
wine Banks. Christian workers and mems
bers Of the Association are invited to at.
tend.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
ANOTHER STORY.

On Tuesday or Wednesday morning next
we will commence the publication of a most
exquisite and intensively interesting story,
called, "The Partisan Detective," by the
same author as the one, which has lately
appeared in our columns, called "Written
in Blood" 1t will be completed In about
two weeks, who ever wants first class
story, at about one fourth of publishers
prices, had better take the HERALD, during
the publication of the Partisan Detective"
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
TEL-ECRAMS.
The War in the. East.
GERMAN PRESS HOSTILE TO
TURKEY
TILE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
POLITICAL ARREST IN VIRGINIA.
SnICIDE AND POISONING.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
THE EASTERN WAR.

HOSTILE TONE OF THE GERMAN PRESS TO
TURKEY.
LONDON. Aug. M.-General special des>
patches remark the hostile tone OF the
German semi i-official press towards Turkey.
The Turkish embassy at Berlin having
through Berlin telegraphic agency. con-
tradicted the report that the perpetrators
of the Salonica massacre have been re-
leased, the ministerial "Nard Deutche" ex-
pressly begs TO observe that the statements
put forward by the Turkish Foreign De-
partmebt are notoriously untrustworthy.
SHERMAN AT HELENA-HE CAN MAKE
NOTHING OUT OF THE DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The following
was received at The War Department from
General Sherman late last night -
"HELENA, Montana, Aug. 2l.-Adjutant
General, Washington, d. c.. Il report my
arrival here. Accounts from the Indians
and General Howard are too confused for
me to make anything out. will ascertain
and report at the earliest notice.
"W. T. SHERMAN, General"
ARMY ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-By direction OF
the President First Lieutenant William +.
Van Ness, 1st Artillery, at his own request,
has been relieved from duty as Professor OF
Military Science and Tactics at Cornell
University, Ithaca, New York, and ordered
to ioin his regiment. By direction OF the
Secretary of War, First Lieutenant Chas.
Shaler, Ordinance Department, has been
relieved from duty at the West Point Mills
tary Academy, and ordered to report by lete
ter to the Chief OF Ordinance.
PROSPECT OF AN INDEPENDENT CAND1"
DATE FOR GOVERNOR.
A despatch from Harrisonburg, Va, is as
follows ;-'Great excitement prevails. In
this and many other portions OF Virginia In
reference to an independent candidate 1oi
Governor on the debt issue. The masses OF
the people are greatly dissatisfied with the
regular nominations, and strike is imml'
nent. The effort is to run Judge Stsples,o
the Supreme Court, or Franklin Stearne, o.
Richmond, both of whom have been writer
to by influential party leaders, and pressed
to come to the front. The readjusters
standing on General MaAone's platform, ,are
| powerful and determined.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
DOMESTIC.

THE REMOVAL OF CHIEF SMITH.
New YORK, Aug. pa special despatch
from Washington, dated yesterday, says Il.
W. Smith Chief of Division of Accounts In
the Indian Office was this day discharged
upou the findings of a committee appointed
by Secretary schurz to examine into the
hnsiness methods of the Indian Bureau.
Mr.. Smith was originally appointed in De-
cember, 1875, an $500 clerkship in that bu-
reau. Without passing through the inter-
mediate grades necessary to proper quail
fcation for the performance ofthe duties' ne
was made chief of this important division
IT, il understood that cumulative testimony
will further justify the removal. 1t is con"
sidered by the authorities of the Interior
Denartment that this and similar decisive
measures to be taken give assurance OF an
earlv reform in the Indian service.
CAPE MAY BREEzEs.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 24.-Th sea breezes
have come back again, driving the mosqui-
toes away before them, and the weather
never WAS fairer or more enjoyable than at
the present time. The surf bathing Is deli"
cons. tie water being at q adelightful tenn
neraturc, and vhis health restoring recrea"
tiop is daily participated in by large mum"
hers, The change in the weather is oring"
inc down fresh accessions OF visitors anu
many of the guests at the Stockton House Sc
hava returned to finish the season. which
ia now at its height.
SENATOR MORTON BETTER.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. Ex-senator Nor
Ton rested we'll last night. This morning al
| O'Clock the pain returned to bis rig NJ sue
but is rapidly subsiding. He is easier anu
com mparatively comfortable.
WIFE PoIsoNER.
CINCINNATI, Aug. M-Dr. VIZ. cooper
] wing near Charleston, West Virginia.
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vHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levarl Faclss 80 10
me directed, will be exposed to puDlic saae
at the Lafayette Hotel, Sal Sh1piey strEGtiI, uVti,
kept by Geo w. Ortlip, In the Cl1y OF WI
mington, New Castle County, Dela"ai0'
on
"WEDNESDAY the 5th day of Sept, lo"'
at 2 o'c ock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ
All that certain lot piece or narcei d o1
land situate in the City Of wilmington, anu IL
bounded as follows, to. wit: beglnnin,g at ~
the intersection OF the northeriy SIDE OF OF
Taylor street, with the westerly s1ue :, W "
Chu1ch street; thence with the nortnef'y or IL
side of Taylor street; westerly,n ~, ~ u"
easterly side of q ft. wide alley, ieauinS
into Taylor street; thence with said tnaei al,ey
side; northerlv parallel to Churcn strGeC I[G ~
Is it, to stake; thence eastery, para ~ ~ ~
Taylor stree ct, rs IT, to the westerly 81 ae a.
Church street aforesaid, and thence tneLe ,n
with southeriy lS #. to the place OF oeS nv
ming, be the contents thereon WhaU ''ioS
may =. tho
Seized and taken in execution as I,ie hi[
properly of Thomas CORY and Jahe' n''
wife, and terre and to be sold by ,e
''' ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Aug. IT, lo"'
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WILMINGTON. DEL. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25. 1877
'rrested yesterday for poisoning his third

arrested yesterday for poisoning his third
wife.
TIE VICE PRESIDENT AT TWIN MOUNTAIN
HOUSE.
TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, N. H., Aug.
24-Vice President Wheeler arrived here
last evening for short sojourn.
RE-OPENING OF RAILROAD.
RICHMOND, W., Aug. M-The Lebanon
Springs Railroad, from Bennington to Chat
ham Four Corners, which hos been operated
by the Central Vermont Railroad Company,
Tor several years, and thrown up by them
last Monday, since which time mo trains
have been run, will be opened for travel and
freight to. day.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieut.. John K. Winn, ordered to the re-
ceiving ship Wabash. Lieut.. L. 9. Logan,
to the Naval Academy. Lieut.. Commands
ers c. E. Chester and Samuel H. Baker de~
tached from the Naval Academy and placed
on waiting orders. Master Geo. W. Mentz
detached from the Huron, and ordered to
the Monongahela. Master H. r. Tyler de-
tached from the receiving ship Wabash, and
ordered to the Huron Ensign W. H. South
erland, detached from the Naval Academy,
and ordered to the Hartford.
u,,n ,o,r,rrocroNrpc ON THE DTsTRICT
WASHINGTON, Aug A-The new Cons
missioner of the District of Columbia is in
earnest in reforming the management of
district affairs. Previous to bis induction
into office it was impossible for newspapers
and citizens to obtain any information of
business of the commissioners, though it
was evident that corruption fully as great
as under the old Board of Public Works ex-
istcd.
SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT ALBANY
NEW YORK, Aug. ga special despatch
to the World says that frightful tragedy
was enacted at Ashley, Luzcrne county, Pa,
on Mondao night. A Mrs. Warner, whose
husband, Benjamin Warner, a fireman on
the Lehigh and susqVebanna Railway, was
killed some months ago, retired as usual on
Monday night, with her son, eight years
old, and an infant about year old. Inmates
of the house heard her get up in the night
and 90 out doors, returning in few min-
utes. She was fourd dead in bed with her
throat cut next morning., and her baby was
discovered in rain barrel at side OF the
side of the house, drowned. Mrs. Warner
had been in low spirits ever since her hus
bands death, but on the night of the trage-
dy bad returned from visit to relatives in
in Nantcoke in excellent spirits. By her
husbands death she came into possession OF
handsome property. 1t is supposed she
committed the crime while temporarily in
| sane.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
CITY NOTES.

The Republican nomination election, to"
day.
The excursion season is nearly over.
Third Ward Democratic nomination to~
day for City Council.
The Quickstep will play the Nathans club
on Monday.
The Quicksteps will play the Archer club
this afternoon.
The City Cornet Band left this city yes"
terday morning for the Harvest Home at
St. Georges.
On Thursday afternoon, IS the 4SO train
was passing Water and King streets, 1t nip
pc the tail of large New Foundland
dog, which moved too close to the track
The dog turned and flew at the passing car,
when his head was crushed under the
wheels and he was instantly killed.
The United Assembly pic-nic at Rosen-
dale Park to-day. And don't you forget it.
Work has been resumed at the locomoS
tive shops Of the P, W. & B. r. R. Com
pany. -
If you are in want of a nobby hat
D. McCloskey's next to the Oper|
Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
THE PENNYPACKER REUNION.

Henry G. Conrad, of this city, will deliv-
er an address at the Pennypacker Reunion,
which will take place on October 4th next.
The invitations read as follows:
It has been determined to hold a re@union
of the descendents of Heinrich and Eve
Pennepacker, together with the husbands
and wives of such descendants, upon the 4th
day of October, 1877, the one hundredth
anniversary of the battle of Germantown.
The site selected is the camp ground occu-
pied by Washington and the Revolutionary
army at "Pennypacker's Mills" on the Per-
kiomen creek (now schnwencksville, where
was held the council of war which resulted
in the battle, and whittier the army with It's
wounded retreated, the evening of the day
when the engagement occurred. Two huns
dred and four years have elapsed since the
birth of Heinrich, the founder of the family
in this country, and the purpose is to have
those who trace their lineage to him meet
together in pleasant picnic style, and give
one day to social intercourse upon these
historical intercourse.
Mr.. Samuel w. Penuypacker, of Trappe
Pennsylvania, will read a paper upon the
family history and exhibit some OF the
family bibles, one of which was published
in 1868, autographs of Heinrich, and other
interesting relics of the past.
In case of rain the ceremonies will be helt
IN the town Hall.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
DEATH OF PATRICK HOLLAND.

Patrick Holland, well>known livery.
stable keeper of this city, died yesterday
morning, at his residence, 2O4 West Front
street, in the 5sth year Of his age. Mr..
Holland has kept stable at Front and
Orange streets for the last twenty five years
and was well known and personally popular,
especially in his own ward, the First. He
took prominent part in city Republican
pOlitics
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SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS SATURDAY, EVENING.
Lenape tribe No. 6, 1. O. R. NJ, in Mcs
Clary Building. .
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I. O. O F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. 2, K. of p, at X. Of P.
Hall.
Jefferson Council, NO 10, O. U. A. M,
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Eden Division, No. 6, 8. of T., McClary
Building.
American Rifle Association, fourth story
saville Building Drilling every evening ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday.
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LIBERAL LEAGUE.

The Liberal League will meet as usual
tomorrow morning, at McClary Building,
third floor, and will continue the discussion
on "The exigencies of the times" DR.. j..
B. Welch will introduce the subject by q
short lecture after which any one desiring
may speak on the subject.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
POLICE CASES.

George Black for jumping on the railroad
cars, was fined IS and costs.
Mark Moore and William Brattewy, for
acting disorderly and fighting on the street
were each fined IS and costs.
James Devlin, Henry Longbotham and
Henry Loper, for disorderly conduct were
each fined and required 10 pay co SITS.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
PICNIC TO-DAY.

The United Assembly's picnic, to-day, at
the Rosendale Park, will be q grand affair.
Dancing commences at 2 O'Clock. Prof.
Ritchie's string band will be in attendance.
Ladies of responsibility only allowed on the
grounds. Go out and enjoy a good dance.
Tickets, so cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting of the city Democratic Asso-
citation was held in the Friendship Engine
House last evening. The attendance was
large and business of interest to the party
was transacted. The members of the As
sociation are determined to make good
fight In the September election.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

"sleep of the Soul" Rev. J. NJ. P. Otis
will preach on this subject second sermon
Tomorrow evening, in the West Presbyter-
ian church, in which he will give the
Scriptural evidence in proof of the Orthodox
faith.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25

(yOTO GEORGE FINCK'S N. W. OoH'
" I'd and King SITS. for your brooms. a. A
choice lot constantly on hand al inc eIy
lowest m manufacturers prices
!y3.2taw, I'm
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NOTICE..

Company G, will, hereafter, meet at Sam
uel A. Macallister's Law Office, I'd story of
the Exchange Building. Every member is
earnestly requested to attend the next two
meetings.
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pnst ost BeauttfuiSquare Of Ground
'or N0ld At PU blic Sale in the
Vlty Of Wilmington.

OF
r.. Ai'hT LOTs, EACH e6 BY IA FEET.
belumpllslng the entire square as located
betweenn tb,roome and Rodney streets, and
"sen A.. seventh and Eighth streets.
saturday, September LIST. 1877
o"t tciock'p NJ, on the premises, with
WI postponex ent, withdrawal, or
Tbsva J., underbidding.
ParI % iots are fronting on tho Public
Of NJ" "Aq on tho beautiful villa property
mansi.f fepper, and ere adjacent to the
tho Rn5 property of Mr.. Rowland, and to
hlnds tuney street Reservoir. with ample
IN. vias ees already grown. and with charm-
Rr. views of the Delaware river. of the
ton on 1ouyWlne hills. Of the city of Whining
petbsan and OF four States of the Union, alto
eity iSer or believed TO be unexcelled in this
sum- hnis sale, like every one made by the
of "var .oer "on the premises" for a period
tised an neTenty years, will be sold az adver-
tjtIs ,sii zig without reservation. A clear
pive,, WIN ~ taxes paid for 1877. will be
lhe n,,,n.ho aho The owners agree to join with
prou,ichascrs. at any time at the latters
bet,reoolon, IN the opening of Rodney street
sMeen we This and the Mansion SQUARE.
Honsah az omnibus will be at the CLAYTON
irom ~ az $50 p. IN to convey par lies TO and
HW nsrt; lhe sale. Terms of sale. piot and
p'ilicolars on posters.
ke,,pa. J. T. HEALD.
-"'aIe ana Mortgage Exchange,
sug,r-o. Clay ton House Building.
Agent to Effect the Sale
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LOST.

,TRAykD OR STOLEN.-FRnM THE
loi ' 9Th and Rodney Sts., Friday night.
,ngnst Nh. A Roen Horse. The Under
ii n be be- rewarded ii the horse is returned to
III W ''''' C.&L. WITSIL,
,up2 If Alb Shlpley st.
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T. ocal Affairs.
MAGISTR ATES' CASES.

John Sullivan, for assaulting his wife,
Catherine, was fired 81 and costs, by Squire
Brady and held in 5000 bail to keep the
peace.
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HERALD OFFICE.
NOTICES..

NOTICE. p. Jones is the author
" lied agent for receiving orders for the
dorless nxcavating Company" NO. l.
pffce No.G, West Tenth street.
aNg 5-f CHAS. JORDAN, Pres't.
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THE PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The following is the number of car loads
VI peaches over the Delaware road, yestero
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1NANTED-A middle aged woman wants
situation as Sedmstress. Apt ~
\ IA Esst bird street, aug6-tf
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TANTED.-Copies of the Morning Herald
torthe following dates: it75-Thursday,
v.B, Friday, Dec. 3, saturday. Dec Dec, T.
tonday, Dec. ~. tuesday. Dec. q. lo76-
friday, Feb. !, Monday, Feb 7, Tuesday,
pnI Il Thursday, April q, Monday. aug
Wednesday, K Jug. l6, Friday, Aug lS,
Eenesday, Aug. q.
e9,.d HERALD OFFICE.
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u,ygE OF hOURS.WILMlNGION
hANgSyT AMNgTSTERN Acknowledgements
! Thursday %nla Dec. 4. 1875, Trains will run
l0llOvWsi aSs Wilmington 1920 m, and II Sop.m
ave- ave- raandenburg " 6 45 a m and ~ Pm, ~
rive rES at at Wilmington 755 a M and . ~
|pm' ,.,donherp a. IL m, and 6 40
|%uuNECTIoNs.-Train leaving u Landen. n 1 n
NJ vsiIi al 6 Is a, m. with train for Philadel-
TEsin u Ts 0jt leaving Wilmington a 1920 m
: n istr trap leaving Philadelphia at 8.l0 a m
! Pennsylvania @ and Delaware train leav-
B iandenberg at l n%spiar 90 p; m: at 20 y. m.
II 'Ia pennsylva1ia and Delaware train, and
f,S N train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
Ersin leaving Wilmington at 5.W P m
In train leaving Philadelphia at 10 p.
y. CONNELL, Amp
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kE AyTED. UNITED STA Els PEN
Nv MES for the years 1901, 1913.
Address this office, A. b. u.
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SHERIFF SALES.
.HERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue of writ of ais. Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley
street. kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the City
of Wilmington, New Castle County, DEL,
on
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
the City of Wilmington, bounded as fol-
lows. to wit: Beg inning on the southerly
side of q 81 #. wide street. laid out parallel
with, and at the distance of l5O IT, north.
erly, from the northerly side of lobdell
street, and opening into Heald anu gay
mont streets, and at the distance OF lI2 IT,. !;
westerly from the westerly side OF Clay.
mont street; thence sOutheriy, parallel
with Claymont street Is # to q corDeri
thence westerly, .arallel with Lobdell
street, 25 It. to a corner; thence nOrtherly
psrallel with Claymont street 10 feet to the
aforesaid side Of the said SO #. wide street {;
thence thereby easterly 25 IT., to the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. Book G, vol. 8. page 43O, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William H. Farrier and Mary
f., his wife, and t. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sherif,s Office, New Castle, Aug. 16' 1877.
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RAILROADS.

~n01pHIA. WILMINGTON AND
HILADDhtniTT ~ MORE RAILROA
BAL June 10th. 1877. ..,,,,u.
Ill, leave Wilmington as 1ollows
,,o ond intermediate stations, q ~ ~
adssl lS pn'S soo, s 10 20, a. m. 2 3d. AGO. 7~'
\ AlIP.nb,s PHI and New York, ~ . At M
,;1,age u -; s;nd i Intermediate stations 80
n, 1l., ore and washington. o6' $780, a M
81, 2%, ~, 1'lsiI Deiaware Division leave TOR %
|. 1alns lGasile lie 500, 69O, $50, a M 1 w. o~
Eaning %; and intermediate stations ''~
i'ns1 1%' 'snd q Rfn%t's;rmediate %'; stations. {"
sm' SUNDAY TRAINS: ....,o,,,
,.,,nis and intermediate stations
y lvs SsaIn'hia m' = pG and New York, 2 u m.
eIa llaae,pam and Washington. W m.
llllu,tt n,rther information passengers arc
,,,eG o, ~ to the time tables posted az tne oe'
4 H.FKENNEY. supt.
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WANTS.

|uANTED-A CLHAN, TIDY GIRL, TO
' wait on table, Sl6 Market ST.; New
ork Restaurant, aug25-tf
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)lVIDEND-OFFICE or THE Will
y MlNGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.

WILMISGToN, August lat, 1877. =,
the Directors Of the Wilmington Coal
Pas Company have this day declared, a
Pvldend of three dollars per share for the
Pstslx months. payable on demand.
VIM. P. TAYLOR Treasurer.
aug2-tf 39 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25

&W. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
X. \, street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Elne streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Centiemen's Garments of every descrip
,oa Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath-
April 1877,
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

tVK ENT.-THE STORE, SOUTH.
Il 81 EAST . corner Of Market a nd Third Sts.
mn bhcn, .ne ne fl1tureS for sale. Possession given
f'0"' lhe l0th of September Apply to
,vn,oo VIM. MORROW.
"'s-z'bt sos Market st,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25

k0TICE,-R. Messlck. having removed
from his old stand, Fifth and King
treets,.to stalls Nos as and 4S. Second
'.set Market Honse, would inform ais Gus
Hmers that he Is ready to supply thm with
ae very, best fresh butter from Bradford
PouDty daries, wholesale and retail. Also
fssS and cheese as chcag as the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25

IfGh RENT.-A TWO STORY FRAME
|1non,nIu tIuse room at 81 Lord street. IS per
Guy. Guy .o'St% 329 f., STH ST.