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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06

Thn sfamps maY Dc rC1ured De delivered By the
tractor in separate packages above provided for at tho
in where the
such other In the immediate vicinity OF the place OF
manufacture Gene direct in such
nJaiities al the PosOfc5 Department Washington ID. G.
Zach denomination and kind being kept sepdTate tho
Posuna,teT-G CneTal may dirtC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAyASA, Feb 5.-spansh God. l2ldl2le Exchange
firm. hugaIs
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully re2ortcii"r rHE rmnyVFl

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~ S9.th Rigfr yf>seis. AM RUr01ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06

STAMINA TO he transmitted by securely
pa ked hcnnetca TN cases wrapped in strong
nqn paper others either De packed in strong bind
a boXcs bound the edges ard It'll muslin,
and euyeOprd icknesses Of strong manila paper, or
ncs-d in strong manila envelopes the quantity 10 be-
transmitted may require all packages to be incosed 10
enable the agent Of the Department - 0mcay seal then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06

resident agent OF the Department VIII have supervision ct
and issue OF the stamps who shall
a. mn fines have full and nee the apartments
and vaults wheIc stamps MANUFACTURED and stored,
fr the purpose Inspecting the same and the contractor
shall him and ms clerks suitable Office and desk TOom,
for the transaction the business OF his agency without
10 the Government The POsmasterGenera sha also havo
The r at any time inspection TO be made by any
AGENT or gents he specially designate for the pur.
nose OF apartments safes and vaults used for the
ctyc storage Of stamps and OF the stamps VI
ma in stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06

CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
r-,' .'o v-af.-. ana Western ia iui... l.'''o
l...,. co.ypls .nriid -.uct f,b.ussy, loiJ.''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06

The contractor shall at all times keep on hand stock Of the
anrJ O. the POstOice Department. is regularly author.
led az Mt sor such other agents may be specially author.
l In te Postmaster General in all stages Of manufacture.
sufficient all orders Of the Department and 10 provide
AGAINST any and all contingencies that may be likely to
n e existence contract that each and every
order 0i the Department be promptly filed and the De-
the right require tho contractor at
lime In existence Of the contract TO furnish an extra
quantity Of stamps not eHceeaaE supply lOf thlee months
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
GRANGE PICNICS.

The 4cond annual basket picnic will
be held by the Elkton Grange on Thurs
day, Aug. 30th, 1877. ar IL o'clock a. In D.,
in Persons Grove, on The plank road
two miles north OF E kton. All patrons
and fArmers are invited TO be present.
Prominent speakers and band of music
will be in attendance.
A Grange picnic will be held un der
the dlrecti IN of Sunnyside Grange at
Bridgeville, Sussex county, on WedHes-
day, Septemb Der 55h. 1877. Patrons and
farmers are cordially invited to be
present.
The Pomona Oranges of Chester and
Delaware counties, will hold Orange
picnic at Chester Heights on Thursday
September Oh, 1877. Patrons and far
mers are invited to be present. Railroad
excursion rates can be had on applica,
tion 10 Chas. Peters, Concorvilie P. o.
Delaware Co., Pa.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
The ,sa.,i. ,oe.Brundywiner

=
Preparations are now actively going
on In this city for the centennial cele-
bratioh of the Battle Of Brandy wine, on
the battle grounds near Chadd's Ford,
Pa, ION Tuesday, September l1th, 1877
Isaac 8. Elliott, ESQ.,, of Brandy wine
Hundred, is at work on the arrange {.
ments for the affair, and is securing
speakers for the occasion having already
secured the grounds. That indefatig-
able old worker, Eli. Crozier, President
of eve the People" is busy at work on
the finadcial arrangements, and is meet
Ing with so much success that there is
now no doubt that the celebration will
be grand success. Notwithstandin ng
the slur cast upon him by an evening
paper, the old man is pushing right on
with his work, and the success Of the
celebration will be a conclusive refuta-
tion of the baseless charge that he is a
'.Iunatlc."
The complete programme of the cele-
bratioH has not yet been arranged, but it
will include number of addresses by
prominent speakers, among whom will
be Judge Comegys, Senator Bayard,
Charles B. Lore, Esq. Mayor Whiteley,
VIM. s. McCaulley, Esq, John G. Pat
terson, ESD. and others. Gov. Cochran
will also be present, and funds are being
collected to bear the expenses Of the
American Rifles, so as to give military
feature to the celebration, as far As
Delaware is concerned. OLD Eli Crozier
will do all that it is possible for man to
do, and he will be literally assisted by
| many citizens. No fears are therefore
| entertained that Delaware will fail to dc
her proper work for the success of the
celebration, and if Chester county will
aid in the good case the affair will bt
a grand and complete success.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
New Castle Letter.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. %.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. %.
Board of Education meets this even
ing.
lIs prisoners in the Jail and court a
good way off.
A pump on Water st. is in bad order
Now it seems that one party in that
neighborhood who has other ways of pro-
curing his supply would like to have it
done away with andtherefore the pairs
await the dying out Of his animpsity.
Advices have been received by the Ac-
tive b. b. C. that the Quickstep will be
compelled to go to Philadelphia on Sat-
urday and will visit this city on FRI
day.
A hand of gypsies have encamped at
Hare's Corner Woods
Q. S. Marshall Dunn paid our city a
visit at late hour last night bringing
with him "a prisoner, party with a
wooden leg, who had been selling liquor
without license near Port Penn.
Samuel Sandford will give one of his
entertainment, in the City Hall this
evening. Sam is favorite In this city
and we predict for HIM a big house.
Geo. Duncan will, in a few days begin
the erection Of a residence on Market
ST.. near Chestnut.
WIN. Ward offered at public sale yes
telday four building lots on Market st
AS only 1912 was offered tuey were with
drawn
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

4 kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. For
fe OF weak stomach general debility,
btl0n. disease of the nervous system,
BATON, acidity of the stomach, and
'ks requiring tonic
wine Includes the most agreeable and
t salt Of Iron we possess. Citrate of
Rtic Oxide, combined with the most
1tlc Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Pc
Bark.
efiect in many cases of debility, loss
tellte and general prostration, of an
nl Salt Of Iron combined with valu-
erve tonic, is most hrppy. 1t aug
lhe appetite, raises the pulse, takes
ocular habbiness. removes the pallor
lily, and gives a fiorid vigor TO the
InanCe.
you want something to strengthen
DO you want a good appetite? Do
|ant 10 build up your constitution
want to feel we'll? Do you want to
Oh nervousness? Do you want ener-
~ you want TO sleep well? Do you
pIisK and vigorous feelings? II you
hunkeIs Wine of Iron.
truly valuable tonic has been
pghly Tested by all classes of the com
Y, mat 1t is now deemed indispensa-
I0nlc medicine. Itcosts but little
I he blood and gives tone to the
", renovates the system and pro-
only ask n trial OF this valuable
rriceS 81 per bottle. Il. f. KUN
eole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
lguf druggist for Kunkel's Bitter
itoh ana take no other make. -
KY s IN IN 81 bottles. All others are coun.
SO beware of them.
SIX bottles for Il on
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
HOLDING THE PASS.
GALLANT FIGHT tOF TIE /, Rus,
SINS. S.InfE
The Scnipka Pass stu Held By tts Defenders
LONDON, August %.

'l. LONDON, August 2S. +,
The D,ily News CORES pondent at Sisto-
va telegraphs on Monday as follows +:
"Fightihg is still going on in front of the
Sch'pka Pass. Ut Gsneral Radetsky con
tinu. 8 to maintain his ground. although his
losses are serious. 1 hold to my position
that Schipka is safe and that thus Is de-
feated the great strategic scheme of the
Turkish leaders to hem the Russians with
IN the large tete du pont iu Bulgaria with
the ultimate intent of driving them over the
Danube. TIE next few days will be as full
OF interest as those past. l shall expect the
Russians 10 take the initiative in a vigorous
offensive policy on both fsnks, and so re-
lieve themselves from the existing pressure.
and having done SO, pursue their design OF
sweeping the country north Of the Balkans
clear of the Turkish armies.
"The spirit and condition Of the Russian
soldiers are high and satisfactory. They
may be relied upon to fight good fight.
The Russians have been passing through O
dangerous crisis. They had only so many
men to hold their ground in Bulgaria
pending the arrival of rem forcemsnts rem
deied necessary by the unexpected deyel-
opment Of the Turkish fighting strength.
These they have disposed, like q fence,
around the edge OF the large area which
they had been abIe to accupy owing to the
ina ,tivity Of the Turks in the early stages
{ che campaign.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
FIRST .:EBifIoN!.
% The school Board.
REGULAR MEETING-ADJoURNDD FOR
IN LACK OF A QUORUM. b q N

REGULAR MEETING-ADJ0URNDD FOR
80 LACK OF A QUORUM. n qlt
Last night being the time for the
regular meeting OF the Board of Edu-
cation, Messrs. Pyle, Reynolds. Heis-
Ter, Ferris, Baird. Eckel, Kendall and
Bette, together with the Secretary, jani
tor and reporters, assembled TO perform
their respective duties.
But II requires eleven members to
make quorum, and as on y eight were
present, 1t was necessary TO walt for
OTHERS. Alter waiting nearly three
quarters of an hour, and only receiv-
ing one addition their mum bers-Mr.
Lally the members present called Mr..
Baird to the chair. The chairman Or
dered the roll to be called, and rs only
nine members answered to their names
he declared the Board adjourned until
the next regular meeting night. -.
Nj. Belts suggested that special
meeting be called for Thursday night,
as there is business to claim the at
tention of the Board before the open
ing of the schools.
The suggestioa was generally agreed
to and the meeting will doubtless be
called.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
: StFRAY1WAIFst
The excursion season will soon be over

7 mn II
The excursion season will soon be over
The new billiard hall is well patronized
! The French soldier is the smallest in Eu-
rope. - -
success.
evening. '''''
from to-day. 49, "00'N
The red ribboners are taking fresh hold
In Michigan. =
Blaine wishes now that he hadn't called
him "His Excellency."
An 8 800 monument is to be erected over
The remains OF John G. Heenan. . :
Rehoboth and Ocean City are still large
~ patronized by pleasure-seekers.
The house of M. Theirs is watched by
Parisian policemen in plain clothes.
!Gs amsazing s how SO many good looking
girls In this city fail to obtain beaux.
1t is hard work to get a quorum OF the
School Board together these hot nights.
Merchants who wish to enjoy a big fall
trade should advertise In the GAZETTE.
The present City Council will hold but
Two more sessions-a regular and O special
The crack of the gun will soon be heard
IN the air. 1t means death to the little reed
birds.
THAT Husband OF Mine" has appeared in
Wilmington. Butler has him ior sale
cheap.
Tennyson has recently come into posses.
sion OF considerable estate in Lincoln
SHIRE England,
Business men in want of bill heads, cir
culars, cards, ETC., should call at the GA
zETTE job rooms.
George 8, Knightand the Worrell Sisters
appear at the Grand Opera House on Sat.
urday night next.
NJ ost of the very valuable articles lately
stolen from the British Museum nave beer
recovered in Belgium.
The bootblacks com plain of dull times
and light trade. The future, to them, does
not look rosy and shiney.
During the famous Constructive" debat,
Lord Beaconsfield entered the House o.
commons for the first time since he ceased
TO be a member,
Mr.. Pickles Is "out ofpolitics. :" but he 1.
blamed for the defeat of Mr. Stotsenburg
at The Fifth Ward Republican nomination
on Saturday afternoon.
The yacht Livad a, the Cars privat,
property, and the most elegantly appoint
| ed vessel in the Euxine, has ueen fitted III
as corvette and sent on q cruise.
The London Times of the 18th of Angus
contains a seven column EDITORIAL articl
on The Parliamentary session of 1877, beinj
the only editorial article In the paper.
A new lot of sun umbrellas at the 80 cen
store /; also the new and best fiy-trap made
| camp chairs, hammocks, window screens
| summer hats, pants and coats at sol Mar
ket street 2t
The Right Hon. w. II. Smith, the prom
inent English newsdealer, just apponte,
First Lord of the Admiralty, has been re
elected To Parliament from Westminste
| without opposition.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
MOVEMENTS OF THE HOSTILE IN
THER MASSACRE.

HELENA, MONTANA, Aug. 27.-The fol-
Lowing has just heeu received:
fort Ellis, Montana, August 27.-To
Gen. John Glbbon, Helena: Lieut.. Scho-
fed reports that he was on the top of
Mount Washburn yesterday. The In
dams appeared in Greser basin on the
81 instant. They struck the Helena and
L ,d.sburg party, killing seven men and
taking two women and one man prison-
ers. Just as he left Mount Washburn
Yesterday the Indians attacked another
party, killing nine of them. One escaped.
The Indians released Mrs. Cowan, her
field yesterday.
.'rhe main camp crossed the Yellow,
stons on the 25 n. The warriors went
b ,ck to fight Howard. White Bird and
Looking Glass remained within the
camp. Joseph went with the warriors.
They say they ara going to Wind river
Camp Brown to get supplies. Schoheld
thinks they are going to the lower Yel-
lowstone, via Clark's fork. They crossed
the river between Mt, Washburn and the
lakes. Schofeld does not say just where.
Will send a courier to Sturgis.
BoNHElM, Capt. 9TH Infantry,
A Herald special from Mammoth Hot
Springs, August 26, says: Our party
were attacked to-day about noon' am
the only one 30 far as known that es-
capped. Probably they will come in to-
night: I will give you the PARTICULARS
from Bozeman. FL FFIsTER.
The party consisted, among others, of
the following named persons, all resi-
d4nts of Helena; Joe Roberts, Andy
Weckert. Richard Kieliet and f. ). Pts
ter.
The following is from the Independent
extra: Hot Sprinvs, Gardner's River,
August 26.-To G. w. Carpenter, United
S ates assay office, Helena, Montana
Emma, Ida and myself alive. Cowan
anG Oldham killed. Stw Cowau and
Oldham shot. Balance MISSING | think
all are killed, but dou't know. Will send
particulars when L reach Bozeman
Helena party all gone except one-all
missing.
Indians forced into their camp. Joseph,
Looking lass and White Bird were the
chiefs. f. CARPENTER" R."
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Aug. IA report
from Bozeman, Montana, says Gen.
Sturgis has six companies on the Yellow
stone to meet Joseph's band.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
SHERMAN ON OHIO.
y telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, Aug 28.
Secretary Sherman in ronve' alton yes
terday alluding to visit to Ohio OBJ
served that he was cry m .cn sratified at
the prospects of the Republican party in
that state. That he had an opportunity
to converse with the leading men of the
party, and he had reached the conclusion
that the chances of Republican victory
were very favorable. That the Demo-
Gratis were much divided upon local is
sues, while the Republicans were organi-
zeu, and determined to lose no chances
of success.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
orms Removed Alive.

N, hnnkel's n4l' Worm Syrup never falls
{n"Gs {uVs IN Seat and Stomach worms.
4 Lc,"el, cn,,,e lhe only successful physician
ody oouh'ny lor the removal of worms
n"Nts lale worm with head and all
XII t'Jg' awe IN hours, and no fee until
.6rnao,S send for circular, or call on
s"sslsl, and get bottle of X unkel's
I syrup frce ST. 90 1t never fails.
Fine Nail Scissors.
.f.y H. and Straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
N Ma Files, Nail Brushes, etc. for
Coi f." BRlNGHURST d CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
FOR the nam.
Baih inhrEEshes, Es bath towels, Batn sponges
4 (;Io,ooa IN extensive variety. Also
4 bry biSS, Fri,o,al Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
leS y, friction ,t Gloves, and many Other
eS oi The same classes 0'
W.. bRlNGHURST & CO.,
ooraer Sixth and Market Sta.
EngIish mni'n""i"us Cnpe for Germs
Us IHriiS without pain.
L. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
Cor Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
Published by special request.
TO THE WORKINGMEN OF THE 9TH
WARD.
HaLafLca.ia.a.

TeTlttfle1L-
Having been nominated by the working
mems party, for the office of Assistant In
spector of the 9th Ward, on Saturday even
ing last, desire TO tender you my hearty
thanks for the honor conferred upon me but
believing as 1 do that the interest of the
workingmen of this Ward and in fact the
whole city may safely be entrusted to the
care of Col. Febiger. the Republican nomi-
nee for Council, respectfully decline the
profiered honor and ask that you all join
with me in supporting our true friend in
municipal affairs Col. Febiger and the 9TH
er candidates upon the Republican ticket.
WILLIAM HENRY FURROWH.
!. - 9th Ward. lcoll
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
Ao AL TIN E1ABIE.
TRAINS LEAVE VIZ,

"iNs LEAVE WILMINGTON,
a 4iHliaaaelphia; ia 2.21, $40, sos. $40. o 90,
4 a. aie aVieo a. m; 1887, 10 40, 2, 30, 4.30,
n. 5o, p m. On sundays: 2.2l. slOa
/ Now 90. y 46, p m.
! Is n m. ,"rk n,f 224, 947, a m, l2 81, 12 40,
4 BaIt,mmosoh M On sundays: 22l a m.
3 m, 70 "a e d ana Washington: 1 O6, g 80
b Oe m: q - os, O9. 8 55 p m; on Sundays
Ain. ror' Deposit; a So p m; no Sunday
IN new w Castle: 3, 6 20, 9 30 a m: / 30 G 40 n
In, no sunday train. w. '0 T.
no nWeUIaWare Utre h. R.: 8 Os. o 40 n m. q an nm
Hp SS,uAday train, w III oo y LII
|m; 5 Ibiirsoon IL ~ 5, Northern r. r.: 6 40 a
4 Delnwppn III; no unday train.
7 m. on "ie western r. r.: 10 20 a m; s 80
AAiNs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
ym nl, Philadelphia ,a 70 81, ,ss4 s94am. ,s
Sl5 q 9f,' ~ u 81, S55, 46l, ) ID g. 25. I 2b
lO0S n l ~ 10 p m on sundays; IL 56
bm Nm IN 80, 8 81. II ION m oo
54. =, ork II 5G, 8 "a a ma; 70 a 70 IS
s5i p , M n, p m; on Sundays: IL 66 a m
81 So baltimore a y 1s, o41 a m; 1877 70 "a
pm. nj On sundays: IS a m 0 81
s." " : saasshington: ~ 21s a m !; 1927. T. zss
pm. hi on Sundays; 2 Is m 9 4,
trains, Sr' Deposit: 800 m no sunda,
70 St% 6 ~ Castle: 7 55, so a m - On m
pom be1aU, 5V, o5 P m; no Sunday trains W Ill
m; no SSMaIe snare K. r.: s 90 a NJ; 4 20, 6 10 ,
am. ." 7i1malnglon N & Northern R. r.. IN .
pom a. i,eiS 30 !, p m; no unday trains. M; W. ~
$40 D m, mare ar Western r. Ri b5 a m
TOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHI,
ADELFHIA.
Aie; nf1sd : sd 5 street a and Washington av,
80, 5lS, { co. ~ * 19 80; 146 m; 80. 81
ION Tbr$300 20 m; o., Is, II II 50, m 0n Sun
rs. iuiiGGsy-s II econd and Market strao,,
on sun%dssyms ID m' Z 2 10, 3 50, 50, iii 4g p pm n
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH
A wOMEN's CONVENTION.

by telegraph 10 Lne GaZette. ..-. +,.t ''
.. CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. %.
Preparations are being made for a
Women's Congress, for Illinois, to con-
vene in this city, on the 4th of October.
The following is the list of subjects upon
which papers will be read: "Home Pro-
tection," "The Business Woman" "For-
eign Missionary Societies, their influence
direct and reflex" "Women's Clubs,''
"Women as Evangelists," "Wopen
as Conversers," "Household and decora-
tive art"
"aow to simplify housekeeping. ""The
available means of improvement to wo-
men in rural neighborhoods. "How to
secure sensible, social entertainment" !"
"Women in school boards" "Women
in Boards of Charity" and "Industral
Schools of Art"
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

The Triumph Truss Is a marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is warranted, and the Cure Guar
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book. to either office. tt.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
Permanent Exhibitio n,
A GRAND DISPLAY OF MELONS AND
FRUIT-DELAwARE INVITED TO
TAKE PART.

The managers of the Permanent Exhi-
bition at Philadelphia, give notice that
there will be grand display of fruit and
melons from the eastern section of the
United States, from September 4th to
9th inclusive. A liberal premium has
been prepared for those who exhibit.
Freights will be paid on all fruits shipped
for exhibition, and special inducements
will be offered to growers. Special ar
rangement for excursions from the peach
dis riots, will be made upon application
to Mr.. G. W. Greene general manager of
the Exhibition. 1t is TO be hoped that
the growers of this State will take part in
the display, as it will cost nothing TO ship
the fruit.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

A MIssTATEMENr.-We are truly sorry
to have made the statement regarding
the horse David Hennis drove GU the
fourth of July. According to his account
and no one could know better the horse
never fell at ali on Market street, the
fall that killed him was coming up from
the ce liar with heavy load of dirt.
Our Information was incorrect and we
hasten to rectify the mistake for no bet
ter driver exists. than the driver of the
Water Witch Engine. E. w.
SPECIAL MEFrING.-A special meeting OF
the Frusteei OF the Poor of this county will
be held at the Aims House to.m1rrow at
10 o'clock a. IN. iull attendance Is reqested
as business OF Importance will be transact
ed.
BASE BALL.-A match game OF base ball
will be played on Wednesday afternoon on
the Adams street ground between The Quick
steps and Pncific of Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
The Most Beautiful Square of Ground
Ever Sold at PubItc Sale IN the
city Of wilmington.
DUBLIC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
EIGHT LOTS, EACH &c BY 40 FEET,
Com prising the entire square as located be-
tween Broome and Rodney streets, and be-
tween Sc venth and Eighth streets.
ON s SATURDAY, September list, 1877,
At o'clock, p. M, on the premises, with
out postponemeht, withdrawal or
underbidding
These lots are fronting on the Public Park,
and on the beautiful villa property of Mr..
Pepper, and are adjacenttothe mansion pro-
perty of Mr.. Rowland, and to the Rodney
Street Reservoir. with ample shade trees al
ready grown, and with charming views of
the Delaware river of the Brandywine hills
of the city of Wilmington, and of four
States of the Unio1, altogether believed to
be uneXcelled in this city or vicinity.
This sale, like every one made by the sub
scriber "on the pre- nises," for period OF
over twenty yearswill be sold as advertised
and without reservation. A clear title.
with all taxes paid for 1871, will be given,
and the owners agree to join with the pur-
chasers, ,at any time at the latter's discretion
in the opening of Rodney street between
this and the Mansion Square.
HS-An omnibus will be at the Clayton
House at 8 80 p. m, to convey. parties to
and from e sale. Terms of sale, plot and
particulars on posters.
J.T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
Clayton House Building,
aug23 ,25,29,31 Agent to Effect the Sale.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28
A VALUABLE PICTURE STOLEN.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 2S.-rhe fine
painting of "Andromeda," valued at
$4,000, the property of DIR. ID. d. Tur-
ney, of Circleville. Ohio, was stolen on
Sunday night. The thieves broke open
his house and cut the picture from the
frame, and carried it off, There is no
clue to the robbers.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-28

THE WEST CHURCH EXCURSION
The postponed excursion of the West
Presbyterian church to Cape May left
this ty this morning on the steamer s
N. Felton for Camden, from which place
they viii take the cars for their destina-
ton. The excursion was very largely
attended there being between $50 and
400 persons on board. A large number
of tickets had been purchased by persons
who did not CO.