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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
THE WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.

THEIR STATE 1ICKET AND PLA1FORM-H0PE THAT
TIE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN POLICY WILL BIZ
Is APPRECIATED-THE SILVER DOLLAR FAVORED.
MADISON. Wis., Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention, which met in this city to-day, noml-
mated the following tcket
For Gorcrnor-Wm. F.. smith. Of Milwaukee.
Lieutenant GOrertiOr-J. ". Bingham, Of Chippewa.
Scercfarg Of State-Ians b. Warner. Of Pierce.
Siqfe TgSqsurer-Richard Guenther. OF WinneDaSo.
AHorHey- GencraI-Wm. f.. Carter, 81 Grant.
Of Rock.
The following resolutions adopted:
That VIC rcalrm thc principles which have guided the
National Republican party hitherto thlt we decaTe
To be the steadast pnrpos9 OF the KtIanIca Ui vs.
in letter ami spirit the Constitutional amendments
framed 20 secure equal rights ana projection 10 an III
rainaiaiug Tie pisutcd ltb Of the nation and prono
g reforms TO secure economy ana efficiency Ill every
branch Of thc Government
Southern section OF our Union ana its speedy return 10
ma eria pf3sFeTl we a. are M mro rec 81 an IN
every right by careful Regard Tor hai cass oil cI,s
least able t. protect themselves. I'm the cOris Oh le
present Administration 10 restore peace ana concord to
t I'VE eve y stul!pcc OF lawlessnc,s and violence
we hone that taIs agldunniy VIII D. duy appreciated,
and me r,ciugCc Il pie. gcs male hy prominent ptIts
rG me snuin will Jc faithfully Kept Wcsha
rejoice if tie sOuthCn policy of toe president produces
tie or results of order and peace, bn II III So re-
sur. snail not follow this experiment. we d.maua mat
zn without distinction ~ race or Color the lle5t en-
io-. .oiit of trer Constitutional 2. -Its
rat tbe determination OF ,hc National Executive to
r.ul.r The civil service more efficient aHd ic obrON
ION, 40 crit ,ism meets approval Tho perfection Of
ann - sem al roycrncut in every detail OF admul,tr
don Is one OF Inc inrorton duuos Of the hour.
All 'rfs i'm tlat direction Cn0ud he fairly considered;
neither hastily approve d, nor c'nDemaci
T5at i'm tle puruo,s and patriotism OF President
Hl,es We decaieou uDsnaLcn confidence.
T.al tl attention Of Congress be called o the uecess-
ms OF such mobilization OF tne Pat ut laws as shall
ble l NJ adequate rccoulpensc 10 the inventor, at
The same tIinc secure compete protection ol the uco
pc from uudu eX.ciOns ir iGc u-c ol tr "a al 'l'ic
4 at We r. ioce tAJt o.. hlcIty Ca the Henubican
I al. III 10 a
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THE RUSSIANS TO ENTER sERvIA.

LONDON, Wednesday, sept IL, 1877.
Belgrade dispatch to The Iincs dated Tuesday,
says information has been received from Turn
SEVERN that tie Project has been ordered 10 have
everything in readiness for 10000 Russians, who
will march through Turn-Seyerin on their way TO
cross the Danube and enter Seryian territory. On
the Seryan bank everything is prepared for the
crossing OF the Russians. The Scryian brigade OF
Belgrade will leave tomorrow for the frontier.
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TIE DONCAsTER RACES.

LONDON, Tuesday, sept IL, 1877.
The Doncaster September meeting COM
menced to-day, the principal event on Ito programme
being the great Yorkshire handicap. OF the seventyfour
subscribers to this race field Of thirteen faced the
starter OF these, blr. Cartwrights colt Albert Ell
ward who started with eight laid against him,
carried off the honors with Mr. Jardnes Hilarious with
five 10 two against him. IN the second place. and Mr..
Wnittakers Mrs Pond with four to one against her,
lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
INSURANCE PoLIcY-HoLDERs ORGANIZING.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE second meet
ing of holders Of policies In the various life insurance
companies was neld at the Board OF Trade rooms last
night where an organization for mutual protection was
formed Another ing viii be held to elect perma-
uen officers IL is proposed have similar organiza
oos in AL large cities. They will be requested 10 send
delegates 20 convention be held here during Win
Ter at which some kind of law protect the insured
win be drafted. and Congress urged 70 pass IL.
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RIsuop RAPPE,s Funeral

ST. ALBANs, VT, Sept. 1.-THE remains Of
Bishop Rape have laid in state in St. Mays Catholic
Church here sunday evening" and have been viewed
by thousands OF people. The funeral, which took place
nj . o'clock thl. morning, very imposing. The
Bishop of Montreal celebrated High Mass which was fol-
lowed by the usual burial service OF the Catholic Church.
The remains VIII be taken To Cleveland, ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


TIE MEETING TO BE HELD AT Albany, OCTOBER B..
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
state Central Committee met lie Deleyan House 10
d,yat3p. m. After paying appropriate tribute to-
The memory Of the late Joseph Warren, OF Buffalo, "A
member OF the committee, vote taken on the place
for holding tho Democratic state Convention, with this
result: Albany, 81; Syracuse, 81 Rochester g Brook
lyn J. Albany declared to be the place for holding
the Convention The following is the vote in detail:
Far AlLang-Pearsall, Veeder, Fowler. Nolan Clhil,
Murray BoWe Chlld.. Evans. Latin, Manning, Gleason,
Finch MigOne, Buell. Gordon, Barnard fdirchids,
Agar GIowackl and Maxwe-2l
IOr SQr0cHSe-JOhn Kelly, Watmar, Reilly, DOnneIy,
Allen C. Beach, W. A. Beach, Stowcll ana Malkef-o.
FOR R0chester-FaulKner ana Purcell.
Y0r ErOOEiyH-Lewi5 Beach,.
vote was then taken The time for holding the Con-
veutiou and October 3 was named by twenty-one
members and September p by eleven members. The
following gentlemen were named committee to
issue the call for the Convention which is to consist Of
three delegates from each Assembly District: Measrs.
Purcell Manning, Apgar, Glowach and Latin. Tue
committee then adjourned.
The following Is the call for the convention:
ALBANY, Sent. II. 1877.
The Democratic Republican electors OF Ncw-GOrk, and
III others who approve the results OF three years OF Dim
ocratic administration in purifying the public service
eleyaung standard OF Official character, and reducing
the burdens OF taxation requested to elect three del
crates from each Assembly District, TO represent them
Convention, to be held at Albany on Ncdncs
day October g. at L. o'clock, 10 nominate candidates
state offices be elected at the ensuing election ana to
transact other business may pro- ery come bo
fore the convention.
BY order Of the state Committee.
j. MAGOSE, JR, Chairman.
Secretary.
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THE FIELD OF POLITICS.
-. rnNNnR,s MAIoRITY ABOUT 6,OOO.

GOV CONNOKS MAJUI1IIl ADVUI o'OVV'
,uE WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN TICKET AND PLATFORM
Mr.. cox EXPECTS To De ELECTED SPEAKER
CAL FOR THE NEw-YoRK DEMOCRATIC CoNNEN-
TION. ~. .,o .ho+ Gov
con,o,,s majority over all candidates will
not fan far below G,OOO. The Republicans
.orroa every County except two. The Democrats
s,octod three Senators and twenty-six Representa-
- Tho Wisconsin Republicans Yesterday noln-
nnotci state ticket, headed by Wm l.. smith,
Cor Governor, and adopted platform fayciing
,be Silver Dollar, and expressing the hope
that the Presidents policy will be prop
,rv received in the South. Tho Newborn
s,ote Democratic Convention will meet at Albany
October 3. Mr. Cox thinks he will be elected
Sneaker.
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WHY THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN FAILED.

An interesting parallel between Russian and
German strategy Is made in Financial opiMlon-a new
London puDlcation-by Herr Won Dunhem. The Rus
sian entry into Armenia, lie says which effected on
the cath OF April OF the present year four points
in many respects resembles the entry OF the Prussans
into Bohemia 1866 II illustrates that principle OF
strategy TO which Field Marshal Won Moltke owes so
",any Victories, and such decisive successes VIZ tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
DIR. DALE'S ARRIVAL.

The Rev. Dr. Dale, of Birmingham, England,
who Is 10 deliver the FAN course OF Lectures. tn Yale
theological Seminary, arrived in NewYolk IRON Liver
Xq-
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THE WAR IN BULGARIA.
ACTIVE HosTnUIEs AT PLEvNA.

THE OTTOMAN LEFT AND RIGHT BoMBARDED By Tus
RUSSIANS.
II appears from details Of the fighting at Plevna,
that On Friday. the Russian guns played on the
Grivitza redoubt-the key Of the Ottoman position.
Next day the Russians brought heavy siege guns
into play, which made admirable practice.
While these operations were going on against
Griyitza-thc Ottoman left-the artillery on either
side actively engaged at and beyond the village
of Radshova SHELLS being sent by the Russian guns
into Plevna. The infantry were in position, and
ready for the assault, which was fixed Tor Sunday.
when, according 70 the Slstova telegram. published
Monday, the Turks were routed. Part Of the Rus
sian Imperial guard has arrived at Bucharest.
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsR.1

1IARRIsBURG, Penn, Sept. 1.-The meeting Of
tie Democratic State Committee in this city, today
sugurs poorly for the successful prosecution OF the
campaign Out Of fifty members only seventeen
were present, besides Messrs. Sehell and Noyes the
candidates for AuditOr-General and State Treasurer
The committee met at o'clock, and an effort was
made TO increase its members by the addition of
number Of substitutes for absent members This
attempt Occasoned a wrangle in the committee,
during which the anti-Catholic clique showed its
hand The ght substitutes withdrew in disgust, and
that settled the matter. leaving the committee with
out majority of its members Mr.. Mcclellan decided
that the members present were sufficient to map out
a line Of policy 10 be pursued but from what can be
learned no attempt was made to define the manner
IN which the campaign should be conducted. Be-
yond the assessment Of the candidates for campaign
funds, and tho election Of VIM V. McGrath. OF Phil
sdelphia. as Treasurer. little was done. The election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
BROOKLYN OFFICE HOLDERS REsGGNING.
At n meeting of tie First Ward Republican

Association Brooklyn. last evening, the rcsn1oni II
SIX Federal Office holders accep ed. sixie Office
holsrs med their pO>i's rs N U1'fS ~ we nN'h
Ward Republican Association III btOOAlj IL AZ ihce'ihS
| IDI ~ r
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THE HEAD OF THE MORMON CHURCH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 1l.-JOhn
TAYLOR President OF the Twelve Mormon Apostles, and
Acting President OF the Mormon Church. will retain that
position until new President IL elected. He shot
at Nauyoo the time Joseph smith was killed. and is
bitter Mormon.
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THE IMPERIAL GUARD MARCHING on.

LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. H. 1871
A telegram from Bucharest. Tuesday, says 1900
Of the Imperial Guard passed through Bucharest on
Monday, 1000 more are expected day and 5000
on Wednesday,
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ley TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUxE.l

COLUMBUS, UhlO, Stpt. ia RItdI UIscIIs-
SION has been arranged to take place between Gen Ewing
and Stanley Matthews at Dayton Chicothe, Shelby and
Alliance on the afternoons OF the l7th 18th, 20th and
Dist of September, in the order named The Repub-
can state Executive Committee to-day sent letter 10
The Democratic state Committee challenging the Hon
Geo H. Pendeton to meet Gen. Garfield In joint discus
sjons The challenge has not been accepted yet, but no
dnnht VIII be.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS UNEASY.

TIE STATE COMMITTEE MEETING POORLY ATTENDED
a QUIET CAMPAIGN DEsIRED-FEARs THAT
DEMOCRATS WILL SUPPORT THE GREENBACK
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PATTERSON NOT EXEMPT FROM ARREST.

1t was expected tndt Ic4ulsIlloh "ouIu
have been received here to-day from Gov. Hampton
upon the Chef Justice Of the Supreme Court OF this
District for the aud delivery Of Senator Patterson
To officers Of the State OF South Carolina hotwith-
standing numerous rumors to the contrary which
have been circulated for time past, 1t can now
be safety said that in such requstion is pre-
sened to Chief Justice Cartier. 1t VIII be respected
The lawyers here think that the offence Tor "hieh
Senator Patterson Is indicted is felony under the
laws Of South Carolina In which hr Patterson VIII
NOT be able plead his Senatorial privilege from arrest
on the tna he In here for tue purpose ol atlehd
ing the approaching session Of Congress.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

A BRIFF ONE TO BE SENT IN AT THE EXTRA SESSION
ESTIMATES FOR THE ARMY ONLY To ACCOM-
PANY THE MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE estimates for
the support Of the Army for the present fiscal year. hav"
been prepared BY the War Department. and sent to the
Treasury Department. which viii transmit them to Con
gress at the extra session THESE the only estimates
to be sent session having been called IN consequence
OF the failure of the Army Appropriation bill at the
close OF the last Congress, aud the President
based his proclamation that fact, adding. however,
that il was tor the consideration OF such measures as IN
the wisdom and duty OF Congress the welfare OF the peo-
pe might seem To demand The question OF send
ing the usual annual message and reports oil
the Executive Departments TO the extra session
was considered not long ago IN Cabinet meeting, when
il was agreed 10 thai in Of all the circumstances
and Of precedent the message aud accompanying d0cl-
menis should relate only To the business for when CON
gress Il TO csDecaly convened, and not u general
gubprg Of legislation II Thought, therefore, tHt inc
message will be brief The Senate Will IN lts ENeoi-
tive sessions, act upon the Nominations OF PERSONS WHO
have been placed Ia office since the adOufnmtut U! tue
last Congress.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CUSTOM HOUSE.
SEVERAL OFF Frs ENGAGED IS PRIVATE BUSINESS
IN COMMISSION REPORT HE SERVICE As M
PROVED.
WAsnIXGroN, Sept 1.-THE Philadelphia
Custom House C.nmiss reports that il found that GER
tain " the officers have been aud are ENGAGED III some
other business as follows:
J I'm \. He.land. Nayal Oli,cr. has been since III,
appointment. May !. 1871, editor and proprietor of
weekly aud dty cW'nturTs nns,el =. i,ng'' ~ 7,
aaliae' and He~ald and The Lancaster E49"''iF ana
Erlrcss. r.. ...-.,-.
mont tApu 3. 1st. aui Is PROB eto 81 ne hrGaiora
TegorEr "a weekly newspaper published az Io"ahdH,
bradford County. Penn ru states that though ms name
nerred editorial duy since his appointment, and has
~ ~ WSorr Local Appraiser, has been since Lis mp
poinfmeui G'chruary J, $50. and - PROPRIETOR ana
but now a >cmi-wcchlY Mc"opdp-i, pu"hsh'd ~ west
Chrs,cr. Chester County, Pom
ms anpo n'mcnt and j., engaged IN the clio hing bust
mss both in the cities ~ Philadelphia ana New-lork
Grirrc c. u. EicIoi.Z Examiner, mas hccn since MA
mont proprietor drug store at DownngtoWn,
Penn hut states tua docs not carry the business
himself aud Is trJ Iug To dispose OF he Store
linn H. Bnly,.r C..p anu of ibe N.ht Watch carries
on the bus II or butcher IN Philadelphia
Dau.c 3. Better Ddlly Inspector keeps hoicl III
Philadelphia.
II was charged that Others of the Inspector force
were IN private business but this was denied By them
Tie comm says mat Members If Congress and other
politicians have generally controlled Tie appointments
The commission further reports that tho whole the
condition Of the at the present time Is reasonably
satisfactory that conducted to the general appro
bafon Of the business community; that corruption Is
apparently unknOwn and that tie irregularities which
have prevailed have sprung from loose con
struction OF the law, and erroneous views OF
duty; that the force, TO character and ca
pacty, il OF a very far average; that the work,
with such exceptions have been noted, Is efficiently
in all hrquc
improved within the past year, and that the tendency
and tone of its conduct at present generally healthiu
ard in tie right direction
Secretary Sherman has addressed letter to the com
mission IN which ne promises to out lis recommcn-
tatons 80 far possible. He believes the puboa-
ton Of the report viii tend to remedy the minor abuses
pointed out.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL
ANXIETY FOR BECHLER's PARTY.
wAsmNGGos, Tuesday. Sept. II. 1s7


There is still "A great deal of anxiety shown
at the Hayden headquarters here relative to the fate OF
Bechler's division OF the Hayden Survey No definite
news yet been received in regard to IT, and there are
apprehcnsons that the division have been destroyed
by the Indians. The latest information is dispatch re-
ceiyed from Fort Hal, as follows:
FORT HALL, Idaho. Sept. !, 1871
Hecher L. II here JUS - Tor the Teton country intend
ing 10 be- gone several weeks. Expect him by the 0tI
Have heard nothing OF INN since he left
I.L.I .L-IL.. L-LLll.I IN IDInI
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EDGAR h. Agar,
JOTyT DISCUSSIONS IN OHIO.

FOUR MEETINGS ARRANGED FOR MATTHEWS AND
KwING-A CHALLENGE TO PENDLEIoS TO MEET
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THE PHILADELPHIA CUSTOM HOUsr.
SEVERAL OFF. Frs ENGAGED Is PRIVATE BUSINESS
-rHr COMMISSION REPORT HE SERVICE As M
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AUCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY,
iio , AND ~ EAST 18TH ST: NEAR 4fii Az
KEGCLA SALES OF HORSES AND CAN
RACES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Every horse that Is warranted sound or kind aud true
In harness. from to three given 10 test war
| raEtees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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sEsISssss 9pESnyys,.IEs,s1s * s.sr
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SS3s#HHS aSb sS r.e. - e.: e.
S9SeISa risF .sa col
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suRdF HSSsHE2s fss s.e 81 COL coils
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FINANCIAL 9rH PAGE.
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p.s.a g.
HORSES, CARRIAcEs. xC.-lsT PAer-ad and ID coils
Housks ESoH Hs1Ss .. %AxrED-aD rAcr-5th COL
SENy GIpS psoN CITY AND BER
'A dhN o REAL G GsfaTE FOR sSiE-isr PAGE. 4.h
fSS4t SoTi%Hs1sP yIes"ad col
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MIscELLANEoUs-loru PAGE
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soaErs1 d PsGrss' rAer-ssA col
POOL SELLING-1sr PAGE-2d COL
rRof 1shGE
rsoFEs! f4e sur Of THE CITY FOR SALE OR
RENT.-lsT PAcE-<th col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIANGE-1sr PAcE-4th col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-1sr PAGE-4th cob
REWARDS-1sT TAGE-1st COL
SALES At AUCTION-7rH PAGE 9th COL
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE-lst, I'd,
10 and 4th coils.
ELEVATIONS WAXTEp-MALus-7rn Pacr,4sh col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-Isr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
GUNNER KESORTS-2D PAGK-4th col
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TRAVELLERS tiUlDE-2D PAGE ID col.
UNFCRNISIIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
1sr PAGE Jth col
WANTED TO pURCli AsE-2p PAcx-5th col
WATCHES. JEWEI,RY, &C 2p PAGK-3d col.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET--1sr PAGE-4th col.
WINES. LIQUORS. kt.-2D PAGE-5th COL
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-iorH PAGs-6th col.
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FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND EXTENDED PEDI
GREES OF HORSES SEE OUR CATALOGUE

BLACK MARE. AK HANDS HIGH, 7 years old:
sound.
BAY HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH. o years old extra
saddle horse: warranted kind and truc.
SORktL MARE, l4s HANDS HILL warranted kind
In harness and uuder saddle.
STYLISH BAY HORSE, IL HANDS HIGH. 8 years old;
kind Ia harness and under saddle; warranted sound.
BAY liAMBLETONIAN MARI. 1874 hands high, years
double.
ROAM HORSE, rs HIGH years old; good worker;
rantcd kind, single ana double.
SOkRtL HORSE I5hs HIGU o years old: good worker;
warranted kind, single and double.
used 10 truck. single and double.
HANDSOME BAY MARE, sired by ALEXANDER'S NOR
MAN. I51s high q years old; warranted sound and
BROWN GELDING, 1874 HIGH. years old warranted
sound and kind IN harness and under snddc.
BAY HAMBLErONIAN GEIDTNG, l5lt high, years
old; rot in three minutes: kind in harness and
under saddle ard ted sound.
BAY TkOTTiNG GkLDiNG, 15z high. years old
record Of 49, can pull top in 80 and warranted
sound and kind.
FIVE LIVERY HORSES. all sound and kind; q sets of
Double Harness. and ONE CLAkENCE, in good order
HANDSOME AND STYLISH BAY COUPE HORSE.
~ high years old warranted kind and true single and
BAY GELDING FOALED 1871; got by son of RVS
DfkS iAMBLETONIAN, dam by New York Black Hawk:
can trot In 45; ALted kind. single ana double
BAY MARE, 15I HIGH years cid; warranted kind
and true, single and dorh'r
BAY HORSE, 13hF :" IS old trot
in minutes
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Brc wsscr .... 49,.
.eton. Pony Phactons top, side bar and iu
CONS, Jump seat Beach Wagon. Double and single
OF all descriptions. top Grocery Wagon, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK
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L HENRY l.. ABBEY Lessee and Manager
WEEK or
BABY.
owing to existing tho piece will be
produced with The principal members Of the cast tho
Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia
MONDAY. August II.
Tho theatre will therefore be closed that week for
thorough renovation.
The regular Fall and winter will
MONDAY september 3, with
MIR SOruERN.
In THE CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN.
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PRICE THREE CENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE ----------->--
VJPOOLE DONNEI.LY I.s,... ana u.n.~.,.
kEsEkVED SEATS ONLY SOC.
Last of
MR.. JOSEPH MURPHY
In Marsden's beautiful Play,
THE KERRY Cow.
enthu 81 asticay received by
full and fashionable audiencel
MATiNEES WEDNESDAY AND sSTrRDAY
FRIDAY EVENING.
benefit Of Mr. Joseph Murphy
GRAND DOUBLE BILL.
MONDAY, SEPT. g. opening of the vi,tsv
senson, with Mr. y. T. CtiANFRAU in "kIr.r '
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


b. MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 Wall ST.. basement. 4
Spanish Gold ana Havana Bank Bills bought and sold
Drafts O Havana issued.
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N,HEATRE COMIQUE. 5i4 BROADWAY
HAkKtGAN HART...... .Proprie Tors
NJ W. HANLEY Manager
Decided triumph Of HARRIGAN a HART. Christmas
Joys and The Excise Law. Firrt
America Of the great modern ventriloqus,. VAL vOSE
VAL vOSE The Big T. smith. Wadron. Morton and Mas.
ter Martin Adams and Lee. Nellie 81. John, Amcnte
Brothers, Jennie yenmans. Clark Gibbs q host o.
others. Wednesday, and SMtnrlMy u atinces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21

NIBLO'n GARDEN.
~ FIFTH WEEK FIFTH,
of the Glorious Success,
POOR OF NEW YORK.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Pronounced by 5000
people tho best
entert anmeut in
New York.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-19
'PRIRONi lSIsTINCTIOns.

1t may, indeed, be avery proper, moral
and socisl question to determine whether
who commit crime after having moved c,
among religious and social influences.
where they ought to have learned better,
should be more tenderly dealt with than
those who havs not enjoyed their moral
advantages in the world. Will not the
practice of making distinctions in prison
favorable to more cultivated and refined
telons eventually lead to- the establishment
OF punitory institutions where none but
polite and polished outlaws shall be incar.
cerated, and where they will not be ex.
posed to contact with vulgar violators Of
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