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The Morning herald., 1877-08-21
CHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facias. to
me directed will he exp 'sed 10 Public
sale at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Sh plev st.
kept by George w. Ort ip, i'll the city of
Wilmington on
WEDNESDAY the 22rd day of August 1877
at Z O'Clock +. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land having a
three-story brick dwelling house thereon
erected 81 tuate IN the city Gf Wilmington,
and al the westerly side Of Shipley 81. be-
tween second and Third stree"s, having q
front on Sh pey St. OF 27 It. and extending
westerly with That width between parallel
lines 86 fl. and inches more or less, to or
near the middle distance between Shtpley
and Orange streets, bounded on the SOUTH
erly side by land late Of Joun Ferris. now
of Daniel d !. Kent, and on he west by land
of Thomas McCatferty and on the norther-
side by lands late Of the heirs Of James
Brown, deceased, now Of VIM. Fl. Pierce,
being No. 24l of said >hipley st BE- the con-
tents thereof what hey may. BOOK T. VOL.
8 page 450&c.
Seized and taken in execution as the p O.
perty Of homas j. Giles and Martha A. his
wife and t t. al d to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif1s Office, New Castle,
Aug. lst A. D., 1877.
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SflERIFF SALES,
CHERIFF.. sac.

BY virtue of writ of I.evari Facias to
me directed VIII be exposed to Fubiic
Sale at the lafayette Hotel, No al Ship ey
street, Kept BY gorge W. Ortlip, in the
CITY OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
Del, on
WEDSESDA Y,the 2cnd doyfof August. 1877
at 2o'clock Z. NJ.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot Of land and tWo-story
br'ck dwelling house thereon situate in
the CITY of Wilmington, Bounded and de-
scrlbed as fouoWs to wit Beginning at the
westerly side of Dupont street at the dis
lance OF 65 feet S1a inches northelly from
the northerly side of Sixth street the ce
westerly parallel to Sixth street, and pass
Ing through and along the middle OF the
partition walls between the two dwellings
% feet to corner thence northerly parallel
to DUPONT street Is feet 81 inches to
another corner thence easLorly parallel
to Sixth street " feet to the Side Of Du-
Pont sreot aforesaid and thence thereby
ssoutherly Is fuet 3h inches to the place of
beginning be the contents thereof what
they, may. Book f. vol. 8 page 486 &c.
Seized d taken in execution as the
property of stephen L. Nichols and Anna
his wife and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle. Aug l, 1877.
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SIiLRIFFS SALES.
CHERIFFS SALE,

G. HERlFF'S SALE. ....
BY virtue of writ of Lavari Facias to
me directed Will be exposed to public sale
vt the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley street,
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware,
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST o, A, D., 1877,
at 2 O'CLOCK, p. IN,
Ghefpllowing described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot of land, with a brick
nessusge tn. reon, situate in said city OF
Wilmington, and particularly described as
follows TO wit: Beginning on the north
erly side OF Front st between Walnut and
t'ren cn streetssat about 3S #. 8 in. from the
westerly size of Walnut ST.. being the mid :
die of u partition wall, thence thereby
parallel with WALNUT st.. through said wall
about 69 it. to Ian d 0f-Smith. thence west
erly para lelwith Front st.. about IS IT. 3 in.
TO land OF Michael Lally, thence southe.ly
parallel with Walnut ST.. about sixty nine
1t. to the SAID northerIy side Of Front st.,
ana III nee thereby eAsterly about lS 1T. 3 in
to the place Of beginning, be the contents
there t " hat they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of William duffy, and Mar, his wife,
s.nd /. t. and to be sJld by
ISAAC GRUBR, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle August l, 1877
auE4-JS
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CITY NOTES.

James Lynch, vagrant, has been sent to
New Castle for 80 days.
Several cttizeds of Wilmington attended
the Permanent Exhibition on Sunday.
1920 baskets of Peaches were received
here yesterday.
The Brandywine Summit Camp meeting
is being well attended. On Sunday there
were about 5000 persons on the grounds,
and in spite of the crowd, the utmost order
prevailed.
Tie excursion of the West Church to
Cape May and Sea Grove, has been post
poned, owing to an accident happening to
the steamer "Keyport," from the 23d to
the 2Sth of August. Tickets already issued
will be good for the latter date.
Gouley's excursion to Ocean Grove, As
bury Park, and Long Branch, will leave the
P, W. & B. R. :R. depot, in this city, at S
a. NJ, to-day.
The Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and West
Minstrel troupe, drew crowd to our Opera
House, last evening.
The Quickstep boys beat the Baltimore
Club in Baltimore yesterday.
John McCafferty, a young man of this
city, while walking on Market street, satur-
day evening, was mysteriously dispossessed
of his silver watch valued at SIS.
Messrs. Hargis and Morrow will conduct
temperance meeting at the tent, Ninth
and Lombard streets, this evening.
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POLITICAL.

AT meeting of the Executive Commit
tee last evening the dispute in the Third
Ward was heard; on examining the proofs
and allegation from both the friends OF
Messrs. McGlinchy and Cooling, it was dea
clded that no nomination had been made,
and the committee directed the Ward Exec
uLive Committee to order new election sor
candidate for Council from the Third
Ward. Both parties are satisfied.
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CHEkIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF Levaria Faclas
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale, at The Lafayette Hotel al Shipley
street, kept by George W. Ortlip, in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware. en-
WEDNESDAY Y the 22nd day of August, 1877
at O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All tlat CT rtain lot of land with the
frame building thereon erected, situate III
,hristiAna hundred, county AID state
af ,resaid, bounde,. as 70 lows to wit: ie-
GIN, ing at the northwest corner of seventh
avenue and G, Strutt tn nee W ster Y
along the said northerly de Of . street.,
100 fl. to a corner, thei. ce no ther'y +nd
paralle to seventh aVanUe 10 IT. to anOFher
corner. thence easCerly and parallel to the
first mnnt rned lin1 and c. street l00 #. to
thc said weS rly side OF seventh avenue
and thence thereby sonther.y ~ IT. to the
place of beg n4iIg, be the contents thereo
what they may.
Seized ana t ken in execution sthe pro-
perty OF Thomas Galloway. trustee of NJ ry
Il, Coleman, and Nicolas Coleman ana
Mary Il. his wits and t. t., al ID to be sold
by
IsAACGRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. New Castle,
Aug lst lo77.
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

by virtue Of wit Of Levari Facias tc
| ne directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
| at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley street
| Kept bv George W. Ortlin. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, Augu.t q, A. D. 1877,
At o'clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot Of land with the
buildings thereon situate In the city of Will
mington, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Regiuring ut a point on the north
erly side of Front st., at 40 It. wide at the
distance of ll6 #. one inch from the vest
crly 81 C Of Walnut ST., lat 65 #. 6 in wide.)
and place of beginning. being al the mid
die distance between Walnut and french
streets, thence herewith north 32 degrees
east 81 IT,. to line OF land Of Mrs. Isabella
Hedrich, thence along line If said Iand
1orth So degrees. west 20 #. ! in. to line of
land now or formerly belougiugto he GeGrs,
of arsen Wilson, deceased, hence south
81 degrees. west IS # to the aforesaid >ide Of
Front ST., and thence thereby sG1lth s. d. =
grees, easl ~ tt. s in. TO the place OF begi ill.,
uing, bs the the con tel ts IT, ereof hat ,he7
may. Book X, Vol {, p-ge 3s7 &r.
Seized aud taken N eNe""tio' as the PR =
perty or William Uu1fy, ana May his vile,
and TO be sold b.
I!AAC GRUBR, Sheriff
Sheritf's Office, sew Castle, August l, 1877.
aug4.tS
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THE QUICKSTEPS.

VICTORY FOR THE WILMINGTON BOYS.
Special despatch to the HERALD.
BALTIMORE Aug. 90 The Quicksteps
defeated the Baltimore club this afternoon
by a score of 9 9to2.
Their victory was in great measure due
to their heavy batting in the last innings.
TIE TUG ExPLOsIoN-F1NDING THE BODIES
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2O.-The bodies
OF Engineer William James and Fireman
John Braxton, who were killed by the ex-
plosion of the tug Matt White, Saturday
morning, have been recovered.
THE PLYMOUTH HEARD FROM.
The United States steamer Plymouth
from Washington, with the battalion of
marines and sailors on board, passed here
ct 7 a. m. to-day, for Norfolk.
SAILING OF THE PowHATAN.
The United States steamer Powhatan
sailed at 8 q. m. tosday for the Narfolk Navy
Yard to receive some necessary repairs.
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RAILROADS.
>u,lADELPHlA, WILMINGTON AMI
I)n' RaLtIAUlSE hAlAkOA
.Juae 10th. 1871

Juae 10th. 1871
n,.,,. will leave Wilmington as folloWs
,or,,.de,oaia Or and intermediate stations 9 4l
falisSI aas SI6. 800, 10 10, a. m. 2 80, 4S, 7A'
~ sa as,ips'ua,a p.'ut and New York, 222, s47 am,
ol1,,,oarr n m ;, "a and intermcdiate stations, 8 80
baltimore q Il, and Washington, o6' $685. M
IIhI u 50, 5.9, p III.
mrons asoi, for nelaware Division leave for
Nav UxsLle 5OV, 62u. 80, a m, loo, 63o
wPvomlng on and intermediate stations sou
yNum,t % P m. n... ..o.,o,s sn
s"'"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
vD,,.de,uhta and intermediate stations
INA m. S % 6 80 p m.
pSo,IsdeIpnla and New York, 2 ~ a m.
: ~ acre and Washington. VT am.
vor furtner information Messengers are
...rred rm to .ue time tables posted at the de-
! pot a.FKENNRY supt.
| iun9''y
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FOBEIaN.
COLONEL GoRDoN's EXPEDITION.

COLONEL aoRDoN's EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Aug. 2o.-An Alexandria des~
patch in the Daily Mes says:
"Information from Massowah confirms
the report that Colonel Gordon has sup-
pressed the insurrection in Dariur without
bloodshed. Colonel Gordon is expected at
Sepnait (sennar) Immediately to negotiate
peace with Atsynnia. The King has sen
an araicable letter accepting an interview" !"
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GOULEY'S EXCURSION.

Gouley's excursion to the far famed re,
sorts of pleasure and beauty that attracts
thousands to the wooded Grove, with its
numerous tents and camps in full vigor,
and the long stretch Of Hotels and cottages
along the shore of Long Branch, when the
most timid stand and look with admiration
on the waves lashing the shore until they
are compelled to plunge beneath the briny
surface, all to be enjoyed for small sum,
to-day.
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HERALD NOTES.

The days are shortening.
The "lays" of hen are very nourishing.
A cross-eyed minister should never get up
and read the hymn, II will guide thee by
mine eye.
The expersence of many life-"Whst a
fool I've BEEN"
The experience of many wife-"What
fool I've got
Chicago Post: A dandy's debt-Eau de
Cologne.
Something likely to become woman-A
little girl.
A distressed maiden-One that has had
her hair cut.
A work, of supererogation-Advising q
negro % keep dark"
There are ten letters that ale never taken
out of the post office.
The Republican, on Saturday, speaks of
taking tramp up to the Reservoir. Now
what can be the motive in showing tramp
the city improvements. Better give him
bread or job of work.
Cool nights and mosquitoes.
Men who have made their mark-Those
who cant write.
Heavy showers, like heavy drinkers, be-
gan with little drops.
How cheap man could dress now, If he
didn't wear any more clothes than he really
needed.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION,

AT meeting of the Republicans of the
Sixth Ward, last evening, the following
nominations were made.
For Council, Joseph X. Adams, two years,
b. W. Downing, l year; First Precinct
Inspector, Frank G. Stidham ; Assistant,
David Stevenson : Second Precinct-In>
spector, Edward G. Moore; Assistant In
spector, John Runner.
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SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. %.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the McClary build
ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. of P, at X. of
T. Hall, 2ll Market street.
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CAK ID.
HERALD OFFICE,

| IT, aptI apputIrchased on the 18th of July
hes Im'tre ~ t, interest Of my son, Ed ward
|nv, ana Ine a business of Printing, Book
Sond%ntu nu sale of Stationery, which he
| es q tosed u under the firm name of
Sing,,n" "eD9,' at ga Market Street,
|the nn umh1; 1n;laWare, 7 respectfully in
IeSs n"lc npuoilc that l will continue the
|es 4 "W,.uer W,er the same name and title Ut
|of m "eoo.' l have secured the SER
lnev 9d said son, who will act as my
tets IN ,'uI - BUSINESS Manager, and will
ord as IN my employ, Mr.. John M. i.
iicit q as superintendent.
ke harovto ovtont'nuaDce OF the liberal pa
''oiofe bestowed ON the house.
mjnoto, HICKMAN JAMES, E
etou' DEL, July 2ist' 1877, ly2I
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NHERlFF'S SAi,r;

y
BY virtue of a writ ef Levari Facias
to me di. &c ed, viii lie exposed to public
%ale. atthc l,aterctte Hotel "a Ship!ey ST.
kept by George ". Ortlip, in the city "l
\ ilmiHyton, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, Augu t 22d, A. d. l.77,
at O'Clock, P NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz,
All iha' Ct rain lot or piece of laud, with
a three story brick house thereon erected
situate in tbs CITY Of Wilmingten, afore.
said, aud bs nl+d as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning at the corner formed by the inter.
Section of the westerly eide of Jackson st.,
with the southe'ly side OF Front st.. thence
" esterly along said SIDE OF Front st., so #.
10 the ea> teri. side OF u two IT, wids alley
thence soutllerly along said si0e OF said
alley parallel with jackson st. 20 # TO a
zinc Of land of N. Sinex, thence with his
,line easlcrly anu through the division wall
of the sdjoiuing h us on the south 6v #.
to the sail este, ly Side o! Jackson st. and
thence thereby northerly 20 #. to the place
Of beginning. be the contents tn reof what
they may. Book Z, Vol, y, page lz9 &C.
seized and tAs en- in execution as the pro-
pcrty Of Myles Burke. and Sarah, his wife,
and t. t., and to be sold bv
ISAAC GGURB, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office New Castle, August l, 1T
au gifts
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DOMESTIC.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.

| THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
WINDSOR, W., Aug 30.-The Presiden'
tial party, consisting of the President anG
Mrs. Hayes, Secretary Evarts and two
daughters, Postmaster General Key, Attor.
ney> General Devens, Whitelaw Reid, Mist
Foote and Miss Noyes, and the Presidents
two sons, left this morning at $50 for tht
White Mountains Ia ihe palace car "Belle.
vue." The President and Mrs. Hayes were
driven to the station where they were met
by very large and enthusiastic crowd Of
people. The inside Of the car had been
most tastefully trimmed with evergreens
and choice flowers, and an elaborate basA Ell
Of flower was presented to Mrs. Hayes. As
the car moved from the depot the President
and Mrs. Hayes stood on TIE rear platform,
and amid long and continued cheering from
the immense crowd of people, bade adieu to
the Green Mountain State.
SENTENCE OF BURGLARS.
WEST CHESTER, Aug. 20,-Judge Bu ler
this morning sentenced for seven years to
the Eastern Penitentiary, the GIenloch hur-
glars, Jack Connolly, alias George Weaver.
alias George Vapzant ; William Elliott,
alias Whitley. Sheriff Morrison and officers
Reeves and Alexander, of the Third Phila-
delphia Police district, leave with them for
Cherry Hill at 1880.
THE CHAUTAUQuA ASSEMBLY.
FArRpo1NT, Aug. 2O.-This is the last
day of the Chautauqus Sunday School
Assembly. At $50 O'Clock this morning
DR.. Vincent presided over conference on
the International lesson system. At this
conference 200 schools were represented.
At II o'clock Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D.,
of New York, editor Of the "Christian
Union," lectured on "Why do teach Sun
day -school?"
TbeScientidc Congress opens It's three
days session Tomorrow
sARAToGA RAoRs.
SARATOGA, Aug. N.-There were four
races on the programme to-day. Weather
fiae, track good, and the attendance fair.
The first race was for purse of $500, Of
which $40 was to the second horse, entrance
free, for maiden two year olds that quarters
o. mile. Pools sold as follows NC.
Daniels War Dance FLY, $500 Withsrs'
1nvereauld ally, t37s; Rice Il Bethunes'
Duncan F. Kennsr, $3.50 ; G. Reeds Eugene
n. Robinson, SIS. The race Vas won by|
Eugene N. Robinson. IN l.1o, McDanlel's
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sweet Forget Me Not,n

|withn . t'tIe of a new and magnificent
)omnnss.le .lemarkah'y pretty waltz cho,
|reI fus"o fa,na ~ BE BBY NgwCoMB," of
O. aine. Hn. IT Is s!ug by Primrose and
5englan" a"verlV's MlnsLrels: Delehanty
RIeh ~ OF The "rony Pastor Troupe: :
I'M ulamond, and other first class az
! be- VA nd,e me country. This song vii.
Sts nsr aoinlred anlred by everybody. Prios
dea,ar ,H, copy: can be. had from any
'"'er' of fIom the publisher,
N.Y., +. W. HELMICK,
West 4th st. Cincinnati. n.
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Den ntistry.

DR.. j. W. Stoughton g. Bro, No. 1117
Wine street, Philadelphia, excel all others
for their neatness, durability, cheapness,
and dispatch of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelled teeth, full sets, equal to any $25
set made elsewhere, for $10,. Filling, 15
cts. to 81. Teeth extracted, without pain.
Don't forget the Name nor the factthat this
Is the best place In the city for Dentistry.
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Local Affairs
POSTPONED,

Owing to the disabling of her machinery
the steamer "Keyport," will not be able to
to take the West Presbyterian Church Ex-
cprsion, to Cape May, on Thursday August
25d. But will 60 on the following Tuesday,
August 2Sth. Tickets already issued will
be good on that day.
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flly second, Duncan F. Kenner third.

The second race was for purse of $500
OF which $50 to the second horse, entrance
free, one mile. The starters Ia pool sold az
follows :-McDanie1s, Sister OF Mercy, and
Lady salyers, $3.50; Bowies Mary, $115
Madge, SS5 W. j. Higgins, $40; Mechanic,
$50.
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- 20 GtuHGr! =! FINCK'S n. W, OoR-
tJ I'd and King sts TOR your oro4ms at 9hs .rv "A
choice lot constantly on naaa ~ 'ns Wy
lowest II anufacturers pr'ces'
y3.2taW. I'm
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CHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Levart Fac1as, 10
me dire cted, will be exposed to public Sale,
at the GlIpin House, Kept by Geo Whit
field, In the city Oi New Castle, in New
asUle hundred an county d.. on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day Of August 1877, at
2o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain tract p zee or parcel OF
land slrua. @ ia New CaStlc h'hdr, u, in the
county and State afore'aid and b' unded
and described u 'llOWs to wit nn1ng
at stone GU the nth s'de OF CIr'stana
creek and running thence with lands now
of Benjamin =. Boo Ii sou II 40 degrees east
400 percntS to stone hence nOrth Al ue'
AreeS east rs perches % stone, rner lot
this aud lands of. the h"1's OF John NC
Irone, deceased, the ce with land OF the
heirs Of the said John , cCrOne, deceased
and lands of l. uis r.. bennington nOrth
40 deg ees west 4i}0 perches to a st0nJ on me
south side Of cald Chris'iana cteey thence
up said crtex the several courses thereon ~
pecches thence 30, In degrees west
PEI ches TO the place OF beg inning. Con tain :
ing wi,hin said bounds two hundred and
niue acres, one rood &0d five perches OF
laud, be the same more or less.
Seized and tax Ell ID execu ION as the pro-
perty OF George A Vand.grift and Han.
nah Vandegriit, hi vie, and t. t. and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Aug. 8. 1877.
AupA-tA
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'OR RENT - Handsomely furnished
Homs with or without board. Location
plTal. Address, -
Bl..u HERALD OFFICE,
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VilCE E.-Robert P. Jones is the aut hOr-
i Yea agent for receiving orders for the
orIrsi I rxcavaling tompany," NO. l..
~ No.6, West TeuLh street.
y 9'l IHAS. JORDAN, Pres't.
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LOST.

bTRAYsD OR STOLEN FROM THE
} lot, 9Th and Rodney -ts., Friday night.
iusust 7th. A Roen Horse. The finder
ill be lewAld ded ii the horse is rstnrned to
Gel. WITSIL,
bug! If Ais Shipiey st.
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4 thn ,,,I ,I,Iloples of the Morning Herald
|lS. AZ ~ ~ lowing dates: iS75-Thursday,
law fnrnuay, nany, Dec. 3, Saturday, Dec 4,
", Feh 'c' ~. tuesday, Dec. q. 1876
Ill Thra, Monday, Feb 7, Tuesday,
|e,lne udarsaay, d April Y. Monday. Aug.
lesdsyu ~, Aug. l6, FRIDAY, Aug lS,
|tf
HERALD OFFICE,
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

NoR RENT-A two-story dwelling, S2
WolIastOn street. Inquire at 8l7 Wash
eton street. jun8tf
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5NiEE ~ r. = UNITED STATES PEN
iore,s tb nhr the years 1901, 1873.
IHlS office. A. B. G.
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trsst rs,sytoHHES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
"eet, Branch Office corner Ninth and
n,.eets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
i9uad 1ushs Garments of every descrip
}9u or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, Feath.
n w,s-oVes ,s,1 Dyed or Oleansed.
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WANTS..

n yi,U iu-A middle sged woman wants
Eau, ua,lon az SeamAtress. Apply
hlrd street. auglG-tf
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NOTICES..

OrlCE.-TU The 1DEMOCR.CY OF
tie Third Ward. A meeting will be
tomorrow, Wednesday evenisg in the
l"r Witch Engine House, for the pur-
OF tiring a dty to hold the new cleo
p. ordered by the City Executive
lmttee. aug2l-2t
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WAR PREPARATIONS IN GREECE.

WAR PREPARATIONS IN GREECE.
The "Daily News" correspondent at
Vienna telegraphs as follows: IA tele-
gram from Athens states the Ministry have
sent out orders to fortyfy the chief forts
with all speed, 20 as to have them finished
by the end Of October at the latest. Similar
orders have been given, respecting the pre-
paration of men Of war. STU, nobody In
Athens believes In IN Immediate outbreak
OF war;"
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BOARDING..

board for S425 per
ID wees. at W3 Snipley street.
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"The Turks from silistria are said to be
marching against Tchernavsda, and the
Russians to be Fastening to Ismail where
reinforcements are expected"
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tiUE'IH. Messlck. having removed
tron MS old stand, Fifth and King
70 stalls Nos 46 and 48. Second
MarKet House, would inform nis Gus
as,, s ,hat ne IS ready to supply thm with
ery pest fresh butter from Bradford
~ uarles, wholesale and retail. Also
a"' cneese AZ cheap as the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-21
THE EASTERN WAR.

TURKS MARCHING ON TULTsCHA.
LONDON, Aug. 20.
A Vienna despatch to the "Daily News
has the following: "a telegram from
Galatz states that 1900 Turkish or Egypt
ian troops have disembarked at Sulini and
are marching on Tultscha, which is weakly
garrisoned.