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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE Hours.
For delivery of letters, from 730 A. NJ. 10 $50
On Sundays from s.l5 A. NJ. to lO.l5A.M.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland and West, 23O A. M. 4.O5 and
500 F. NJ '' --'"
Lewiston and Auburn, 405, and 500 Pm.
Bath and Rockland, 405 snd s 90 +. Nj.
Rockard stage, via Washington. P M
Waicoboro stage, via Jefferson, p NJ
belgrade, West Waterville, Norridgewock and
Nj idison, l.30 2. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth. p NJ
Farnlngton stage via Readheld, l.30 PM
Belfast, 1912 A. M. and 1888 p NJ
Belfast stage, 1000 A. Mt
SSowhegan, 1912 A. NJ.
Grand Trunk X. Il. and Canada, 40j and 500
soldiers Home 1000 A. NJ. and 7.oOP.M
MAILS CLOSE.
l0P NJ. So i
Lewiston and Auburn, $50, $50, 1000 Al
D 'th and Rockiand, $50, and 1000 A. NJ.
R'ckland stage, via Washington, 700 A. NJ.
Waldoboro' stage, via Jefferson, 100 A. NJ.
Belgrade. West Wateryille, Norridge ewock and
III idIson, 30 L. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 AN
Farmington stage via Readfeld 80 p. M
L = Vi. Nj.
Belfast stage, $40 z. NJ.
Skowhegan, 3.45 Z. NJ.
G.and Trunk X. r. and Canada 80, l0.O0A.M.
Soluers' Home, A. NJ. and 3.45 p. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE
Drop Letters, per IL OF. | cent
Mail Letters per l-2 OF. cents.
Books, transient newspapers, and othe transient
printed matter Except unseaed circulars) in pack
ages not exceeding lbs. in weight, per = ounces,
| cent.
Unsealed circulars, merchandise, and samples
packages not exceeding lbs. in weight, per
ounce cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that 1t can be examined and must con-
tain no writing whatever, except as follows:
The sender of any article of third class mail
matter may write his or her name or address
therein. or on the outside thereof, with the word
from above or preceding the same, or may
write briefly or print on any package the number
and names of the articles inclosed
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex.
cluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
-lEspecial attention is called to the Money Order
system as a safe and cheap method of transmitting
small sums OF money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RATES
Orders not exceeding Sl5, l0cents.
N' over Sl5 and not exceeding $50, Is
~. " we I" "' $40, 20
Money orders are also drawn by this Office on
canada, Gfeat Britain, Germany, and dSwitzerland
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, NAV be
registered to any post-oAice in the United States
on the payment of letter postage and a fee Of ten
cents. HORACE Ii, HANIEN PM
June IL. 1877.
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COLLINS
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS

Weakness, Numbness and Inflammation of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Bow els
Bladder, Heart and Muscles, are equal to an
army of doc ors, and acres of plants and
shrubs. Even in Paralysis. Epilepsy. or
Fits, and Nervous and Involuntary Muscu-
lar AeuoD, this Plaster, by Rallying the
Nervous orces, has effected Cures when
every other remedy has failed.
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Aennfbft yournal.

ublishe at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street,
OF Court by sPRAGUE, OWEN II NASH.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
HERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of . writ Of Levari Facias. to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
ct the Hotel of Henry b, Paulin, In ODESSA
~ vt. Georges Hundred, New Castle COun-
", Delaware on
TUESDAY, 3lst Siay Of JULY, AID. 1877,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain Tract or piece of L and,
situated In ADpOquinimink Hundred New
Castle County, and State OF Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to-wit !;
beginning at the north edge of NOxantown
Mill Pond, Q corner for these premises and
for land Of John Appleton, thence with said
AppletOn'S north one and ha degrees
west thirteen and one tenth perches to the
middle Of the road leading from Middle
town to FteldsborOngh, thence with the
said road south eighty.nine degrees ca at
eleven and three.tenth perches, thenNe
partly with this said road and partly With
other lands Of the said Edward Sllcox south
soyenty.six and one-quarter degrees east
twenty four and dve tsnths perchsa to the
AppoQuinimink Creek and the said Mill
Pond. to the place Of BEGINNING, contain
ing ten acres Of land. be the same more or
leSs, with Frame Grist Mill, Frame DWELL
inE House, and Stable, thereon erected and
ALDO the mill dam, mill pond, and the rights
and privileges appertaining to the said mill
Seiaed and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Jonathan s. Hand, and Mary Jane
Hand, his wife, and t, is, and to he q. Id by
.. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff. =
9herins ONCE, New Castle. July ., 1857.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs, George McCorckle and family are
rusticatipg q Cape May. II s.I - ~
DR.. r. v. Pierce, the greatest living med
icsl advertiser, 10 Aatteriugly mentioned 10
q candidate for the office Of Mayor Of Buffas
10, the Queen City Of the Lakes. ii Il oaA
About tho time when James and John
Harper set up for themselves, 4 younger
brother. Wesley, slso wished 70 become q
printer. The father removed from Newton
to New York, % his sons might have . home
with him, and Wesley was set to work in
tho office Of his brothers, 1t first - CONF
positot, then ~ proof reader. All tho time
bis father charged him for board, TO the
boys surprise, for his father had no special
need OF the money. Soon. after arriving ct
ago the reason; Of this apparent harshness
sppears. 81 think you should 60 into busi>
ness soon, J" said the father, sst6e money you
have been paying me for your hoard for eix
years hiss been ,ssved ior, You. II y your
cspital to start with. ~ l,'s' r.!S,'''snl
EIenateus Grubb, Secretary Of State, ana
Henry DUPONT, both of this city, are regi1A
|tTs Is ~ omcs of the M r "Hstslds''
~ SUyN5A
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HHERIFF'S SALE.

2HERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue Of q writ OF Levari Facias. to
me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale, at the Hotel Of Henry d. Pau,in, In.
Odessa, In st. Georges Hundred, New Castle
County, DEL, on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day Of JULY, 1877.
at O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, Wis.,,
All that Farm or Tract of Land, situate,
lying, and being In App0quinimink HID,
ID the county Of New Castle, and State Of
Delaware. being part. of the original tract
called Poplar Hill, and which part Is bound
cd and described as follows, to-wit: Begin.
ming at q stake or stone in the State Road
at Matthew'S corner and at the Junction OF
the road leading from said road to Taylors
Bridge, thence along said State road south
g degrees west lS a 10 perches to = stone,
thence by land of the heirs of.John Lyman,
decd, south rs degrees east Al percheS to a
stake, thence by line dividing the Origi-
nal tract south S91°rees east to sstake In
the public road leading to Tsylor's Bridge,
thence up said road north 33H deg. west
said road north 43N deg west 7l.2O perches
TO . stake, thence up said road north 81
deg west 28 $40 psrcnes to stone opposite
10 the road leading to Thomas Landing,
thence still up said road north 47A deg.
west S. 8-l0 perches to q stake in the State
road aforesaid, and the place Of beginning,
acres, two quarters, and twelve perches of
land, NJ ore or less, &c.
Seized and taken in execution ~ the p O.
perty Of James v. Moore, and Rachel
Moore, his wife, and William Vandes ri1t,
= t. T. and to DO 'Hsa fsA%c az eRuBB, sh.r,n;
sheriff's Otlce, New Castle, July ., 1877.
julONts -
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French Street Wharf,
MORNING,
august 81 1877.

ut A. NJ, on steamer for Camden from
thence by rail- to the ocean for Ocean Grove,
and Asbur9 Park, allowing passengers
there s hours, Long Kranch 5I niS
home at lOX In the evening On this de-
lixhtfill trip, while in the cars, you pass
Monmouth, also Monmouth Beach, sea
SIDE OF charming villas and cottages next
Sea Bright, overlooking the ocean w WIZ VI
land with Shrewsbury River. scarcely one
bundled feet wide, on the left with mum er.
Gus boats on It's bosom, while on the rlgnt
old ocean lashes the Railroad BANK. as me
cars speed along. beyond me L iaved' siae Iae
stand dotted with beautiful cottages alon
its shores: and the ocean on the right SO
near tome places that 1t washes the Kali
Road bank as the cars speed along; Beacon
Hill Light comes in view on MI three
hundred feet high, to be seen Sixty lnii's
As Sandy Hook is neared, the EXCURSION rs,e.,
ists will prepare to embark on the Deautl-
full and large steamer umpire state, ior
twenty mile ride over the Sound, and up
The following places are 70 Dc aam1lsn ofd natta'
Rockaway, C0ney Island. Fort La1ayelIe,
fort Hamilton, Fort Richmond, and FnrI
rompkins. The Narrows is entered Ins
hills OF Staten Island; Bay Ridge sludaau
" " W wooded hills. On the right Is Goyernoor, .
island, with old Castle William on "a the
foreground, and OH the boat goes until me
Hudson River Is reached, and up 1t TO Pler
No, 8, then land for view OF New YORK.
The UNITED CORNET BAND will ac-'
company the Excursion.
Refreshments on the boat going anu re-
turning, Or
Park. and Long Branch. 3Oo
New York, ....,. D..
kCHILQREN HALF fklCE.
ArNO uprpl On allowed On ugBsUl
O. O2ddy b out =
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RETURNED.

The party Of gentlemen amongst them
(Messrs. Mckee, Bush, Dandy, Walker,
Bowen, and Others, with Ned Leary 40
stevard) who have been eAcamped on the
Brandywtus between Rockland and Chadd's
Ford, returned on Saturday. They had .
us.D msny piiS black BASS, {. fshr that, have been
placed IL the Brandywine about ave years
seo. They had several visits from the
lsdies and fentlemen ip the peiehborhuod.
They named ther camp, Camp Vincent, in
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AssrvAl :, Z. \, 7, s.,rssy1,1n.A =
HAlIsAz, Jply se.++H.N N.stssmsr Is-
counter arrived to-dsy'ftom' B4fmuds. n f''
aA1L1oAD ACCIDENT on III 1srls COLO
N1AL hallway.
The South Quebec Inter Colonial train
due here last night, ran of the track At
Bennett's Crossing, wrecklng the locomo-
tive and several cars. The driver and are-
mau escaped BY Jumping of. Several pas
ssengers ar, are reported injured. :
THE. AorIEs DEPurY .aov11NoR, a..
OTrAwA, Jaly, 29.-Chief Justice Rich
ards, d Deputy Governor, will act during
the absence Of the Governor General in the
Northwest. .'.s. z,-,i 49,. .,.e
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FORMERLY or D DDELAw WARE.

Capt. Chasteau, of the Park Police, in
Philadeiphia says :~"One poiicemsn's club
10 better than ten muskets ID suppressing q
riot" Capt. Chastesu was formerly Su-
perintendent Of the Telegraph Office In this
city. .... .,y- j. ..%.t .l1. q. ~.
Capt. Carr, of the Philadelphia police,
who distinguished himself In the suppress-
ing Of the riots recently in Philedelphia
was also q resident of this city. He wac
whom here. . political speaker, and exporter
(we believe In the Methodist Church, and
also Captain In one Of our Delaware regi-
ments, In the war Of the rebellion.
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d MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Justlcs Brady, James Boyer and
Kats Levi, charged with disorderly con
duct, aaed costa. ! i '~'s''i '.'.'
Before Justice Frazer, Margaret Brown
charged Nth disorderly conduct and assault
and battery. Fined 90 and costs and bound
In $200. to keep the peace. '
Louise Bowlin charged with assault and
battery on Margaret Brown. Fined 81 snd
costs and bound in t2oo to keep the peace.
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aAxsfnsa Qvls4, H1a1z.

ANo3HA1 QUIET 1I0h1.
s4s FstAo1soo, CAL, July so.--Ths city
has bsen quiet all day and during the sssn-
ing. The force On duty to-night hss sssn
considerably reduced from that previously
maintained. ..z4.s'sS.. .,,.., "a. ...,g.'.l.', !,
The reported IRE il the Wssttra Union
Office In New York oceasionsd considerable
sensation among the suthorities, as 1t was
first reported that the breakdown Of the
wires wss owing to Al extensive riot and
eonnsgration, which II was feared might on
courage fresh outbreak hsre. ,-a.,
4 vIsnANT1,S SUNARAIr ii 6
Thsfunersl Of W. q. Guderville, ! Nom.
ber of the Committee Of Safety, Who waa
killed in the riot on Wednesday, was largely
attended by the members Of the committee,
the police, and the San Francisco Verein, oi
which the deceased was member. =. -
NO FURTHER TRoUBE. '
Pn1LL1rspuRe, N. j., July S0.-Every
thing 10 quiet here this morning. The strike
i over, both on tho Morris and Essex and
the Central Roads, snd mon are anxious tc
20 to work.
Tho Central and Morris and Essex Roads
are both running passenger trains regularly
this 1. m. A freight train will be started
to-dsy. A portion Of the military will leave
for Newark this .. m.
END OF 4 STRIKE.
ButrALo, N. Y, July 2e.-At meeting
Of the employees Of the Buffalo Division o.
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad to-day, 1t WAS resolved that all on
ginsst's, sHremen and brakemen return te
their respective places tomorrow morning
accordingly the company tonight announce
that they will resume the movement o.
freight trains Tomorrow. ''' -'.
THE TROUBLE BNDHD. r"-. S.
, BALTIMORE, July S0.-All is quiet here
and along the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Freight trains are now be-
Ing run on the Baltimore and Ohio and
Northern Central Roads. No more trouble
Is anticipated.
THE STRIKE ENDED.
TsI1s HAurB, Ind, July So.-Ths engt
Ineers, aremen, and brakcmen Of all thu
roads here went to work this morning a
tho old wages.
CUSTOM HOUSE RHDuc1roNs! D. I
WAsarNaroN, July so.-The reduction
In the New York and New Orleans Custom
Houses have been completed. The Tressur!
officials are now epgasSd in cutting dow'
tAe rolls of the Boston and Baltimore Gus
3on Houses. .,a ,,, a,,l
4 -sssNe1t week IT ID expected they win bseil
x1 TIE roll of the Philadelphta Custom
.,Hossc, where spaab ina aoAshs ehintss q
akie6skntSfaasa M ". ss
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ACCIDENT.

Al accident occurred ae the paper mills
Of Jessup & Moore's yesterday At about 4
o'clock p. m, Five workmen were repair
ing tho roof Of tho building when the scst-
foldiag gave way to the ground. One, Mr.
Nathan Pinkerton, was bruised about the
bsek and received quite severe cut in the
facs. The others sustained but slight In
jufies.
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rzs slryA71oa At xlssouLA.

~ TIE slfyA11oH At xlssouLA.
NIssoULA, Montana, July ss.-The In
disisns have thrown out : ioree below
Rswn's position On the Lola trail. A com
psny from Desr Lodge have kons to open
communication with Captain Rswn. A
company Of sixteen men arrived at Lola
from Phillipsbury. Thers u no information
from General Gibbons, Tho Indians seem
determined to fores : passage to tho buffalo
country, The Governor issued hia procls>
nation On the 2sth. calling out all the or
gsnised 'eompanied In Dser, Lodge, and
Missoula counties Tho flatheads ars e..
operating WITH Rswn shd have already sent
number Of warriors 70 Ravn's camp. l..
: DEPARTURE o. sRoors. s.ioA
DINA LoDez, Montsus, July so.-A
company from Butte City, numbering 80
men. are just leaving for the front. An
other company Of the same number are ex-
pected to-day. The Deer Lodge reserves,
numbering twenty-five, left here last even-
ing. - t-nG'. 'a-
JosEPH's BAND so1Na SOUTH.
A letter from Governor Potts says 10.
seph's b. i ." "''' - - ain Rawn's en-
trenchments yesterday late in The sfter'
noon, within gunsBot, but not s gun was
ared At them. The Indiana are going out
by tho head ot, the Bitter Root and Big
Hole Valley. They are about 400 strong
and we'll armed. tpu .,''+ = n",'' ''s".
The companies from Butte have been Or.
dered back to Deer Lodge. Secretary Mills
says he will have 800 men In Big Hole VAL
ley by tomorrow noon. The volunteers
are lsving town In ill sorts Of conveyancss
for Big Hole Basin. sag" ,'''''...
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fu sIPolT OF TEE PHILADELPHIA CON-.
vi FIE. $40 bJt.Ass,i ttish' "ttl ga NF ~
unoa q . ~ -I7''' '.7''ss div ba'.ts 0aa :,
= The report of the eommission engaged in
Investigating Philadelphia y expected here
this weak. !, a, -~-ta.,4 ,.5,. .,.,.., ...

Investigating Philadslphis y expsssed here
Inv WosA 5a.sl.,i.s 20 Il ,hasaf a.ij r1s. "a
,TH1 ra1NT1Ho, ,CLoFHs uNAslF. q c,
PROVIDENCE, .RsI.;: July 2o.--Rristtag
cloths market continued inactive during the
week. The sales reported ara 2 800 pieces,
ARaEsr o. AN .ALLEs4D D::tINeINDIARY.
Bosror, July so.-Ozlahdo Riake,' Presi~
dent Of the Norfolk County Agricultural
Society, . large real estate; owner, and =
prominent citizen, has been arrested at
shelbourne Aass., charged with setting fire
to his barn In Greenfield. ,,...-,
4, BANK SUSPENSION. ..,.t
LOCK HAv1H, Pa, July 3O.-The Lock
Havsn National Bank suspended payment
this morning. '''E>
RsPosFsD SALE OF GOLD IN AUGUST
y s1} -s DENIED. @1Gia.f g
5 It Is not true, q reported, that tho secs
retary Of the Treasury would sell fve mill
lion dollars IN gold during August. he
ssys hs has not even thought OF dong 10.
."'' "'t 4BuasrINo oy 4 DAx. 'a--l'
swAxrHaxoRs, Pa., July so.-Esrly this
morning strashsvsn dam, on Big Crum
creek, gave WY, esusing great damage 70
the property below. John Greer u Co.'S
cotton and wooden mill, st Ayondale, Dsls-
ware county, was flooded and ths machinery
and atoek damaged to the amount Of three
Thousand dollars. .,,.a q.. arn,ll,. ~ -, II. a
!. Ten houses IA Avondale ware washed out,
and several persons carried down the stream
but were oil saved by ropes being thrown
to hem. Great damage was done to farm
houses, ETC., along the creea. Three bridg-
es, wool house, wagons, fences, trees and
almost everything along tho banks Of the
creek were swept away. Considerable
damage was done At other points on the
creek. t"-'. :
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LE.-On the South Side, 3 brick
containing 8 rooms. Each Will
] reasOnaf nhl7.tf
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Report says that Patti and Nicilonl ore
coming ia tho United States next seagJn3
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LONDON. July 30.-The market Is excited
and depressed through fears Of general
Eurcpeau war which will inyolYs Enghnd!
There Is a panic at. the Berlin and Tennis
Bourses. The Paris Bourse + : active y a.d -
visal. Hojdess ID anxious tof NINA
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D IL u p~,. ---------------------
amph,sHto M. i; HtoMELL Ss,HGLL 4 co, New
D nem!En. iet OF u 100 pages, con tain.
dv ...-~M. and estimate
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- :,
HeTICR,

AAI1u ASSOCIATION. A meet.
me Clty Democratic Association
on tuesday evening next, July
loek, IN the rooms OF the Jetfer
aIc Ciub, northwest corner o.
~ Mafket streets tsecoAa door
uAi attendance IL requested.
JAMES W. WARE,
Chairman.
"1IoH, secretary. jyN.2t
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LEA three story brick house.
East Third street, cheap, with
po1sessiOu. Address
TAGGERS, 1907 Chestnut ut.
Philadolphla
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! lvR,es low, II Of the Morning Herald
6ay" H oates: iA75-TRursday.
&. |yi y, Zee: ,i,e 8, Saturday, Dec T.
)rstlavo avohhoay, Feb. 7, Tuesday.
Sy. ", april 2, Monday, Aug
EuipA. Ei Asasg' y lS, Friday, Aug: a Is,
s~-.-...,, HERALD OFFICE.
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BOARDING..

bING.-Good board for AS per
8, at SO5 Shipley street.
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Dk SALE ANN RENT.

ENT-A two-story dwelling, s29
ston street. Inquire ut SIT Wash.
set. juns-tt:
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,GOULEY'S
EXCURSION
Ocean Grove;
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy Hook,
New York.

Will be one of extreme pleasure to have
rssorts Of the north east coast OF New Jsr-
sey, and narrows of New York Harbor, ON
one excur.ion. 4 or low fare, will leave
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fnE on HOURS-WILAlNGTON
MTITERN ~ HAILROAD-COmm
rsdsy nsls y Dec. 1, ls7S, Trains WAL run
E r.
v,,m,npton 10 ~ . m, and : Op.m
sndsnburg 8 IS = m and ! 10 p. NJ.
ii Wilmington 76 . HI, ana o "
at Lsndsnbsrg 81 Il m. and 9 ~
rcTIONs,-Trsln leaving Landen-
ia. N. with train for Philsdei-
issyinp Wilmington . 1920 . N
IN l,syina Philadelphia Ut $40 . m
|nsylysnis and Delaware train loav'
ienberg at W p. N. ll
Leaving Landsnbers at ! ~ p. m,
knsylyania and Delaware train, and
. leaving Wilmington for Ph1la.
N.
leaving Wilmington ut $50 P m
II leaving Philadelphia at 4 10 p
d. CONNELL. Sup
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The War in the East.

THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
The R. R. War
STRIKERS GOING TO WORK.
CUSTOM HOUSE REDUCTIONS
THE TROUBLE ENDED AT BALTIs
MORE.
BURSTING OF A DAM.
RouxAN1ANs CROSSING TEE DANUBE.
LONDON, July so.-A despatch from Bu-
charest says that the Roumsnfans are cross~
ing the Danube in force at Nikopolis, thus
relieving the Russians sent forward towards
Plsvna. ...0., I,,
AUSTRIA BEGINNING TO xoBn1z1 HsH
A despstcl, from Vienna says that Austria
has determined to mobilize . part OF her
army.
SHIPPING TURKISH PRIsoNlRs n BAIL.
A Bucharest despatch to tho "1ines"
states that acquisitions have bsen made
upon the railway authorities to furnish
trausportstion to Russia for 5000 prisoners
Part Of these are from Nikopolis and the
rest from the Balkans.
| RUSSIAN WOUNDED. , ,
Seven hundred and twenty Russian
wounded have arrived on the northern side
of tho Danube in two days.
AGITATION IN sBRvIA.
A Aespatch to tho "Times" from Vienna
saws 1.-THE servian skuptschina has been
dissolved. The agitation 10 very great. Va
rious other kilograms mention tho military
reparations of Servia."
AUSTRIA AND RussrA.
Despatches from Berlin to the "Tines'
aud "Post" again assert that the Emperors
of Germany and Austria will have an Inter"
view, probably about the 9th of August
SEVERE RUSSIAN Dxr8Ar IN BULGARIA.
A despatch from Pera says. On satur-
day, Osman Pasha in advancing from Blevna
attacked the Russians who were entrenehed
at Loftcha. and after severe battle, which
lasted six hours, the Turks carried Loftcha'
| capturing the entire artillery train and many
pr.s ,ners and great quantity Of material "
ApAN1c At PRRA.
A despatch to the "Times' from Con
stsntinople via Syria, states that panic
| prevails at Pers, probably due to the dis
missal of the sheikul Islam, which 10 gener.
a,]v attributed to his refusal to hoist the
Sacred flag.
ruR POSITION or THE SULTAN AND h1s
PARTY.
It Ia generally believed that the Sultan
will shortly leave for Brasssa, unless Iurk>
,sh success makes bis position more secure.
t. IA feared he may never return II the
Russians occupy Constsntinople.
INFLUENCE At WORK IN RUSSIA.
The "Times" has Vienna despatch from
an occasional correspondent, which says -
Rumors ofa seperate treaty between Russia
and Turkey continue to circulate and are
not possible. The council to discuss the
question Of mobilization meets on the ex-
nress Invitation of the Emperor Francis
JOSEPH --
EINuEraN
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FOUND.

3ls BHWARD.-IN ACCIDENT
Iandywine on the r, W., ,AR h.
ndsy, q pocket book containing
ms papers Of value TO owner only,
pey will bs given - . reward Tor
N. W: GOOKlN, y
| P.wrAIpSpet
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Local .Ana1I:0,
POsToFFICE DISCONTINUED.

The postofncs at Jastor's Bridge, New
Castle county has been discontinued.
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ENT. 80 Handsomely furnished
with or without board. Location
Address,
HERALD OFFICE,
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FOREIGN.

THE LONDON AND EUROPEAN MONEY MAR
KETS. -- u.-..'.-
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|barspp =, "a \ FINER WANTED TO
|binsse ,1a, Or ,Nanufacturing busi.
rsSr,at t,nat all families want
6oni1 Double your cap
'n'l1s' inquire at the Swan
h, Ju1, o-,. Il. SQUIRES.
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d. young girl wants a situa-
d. general hoasework, or as
Ire at Il a private family pre-
THIS OFFICE,
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|TlCE PENSIONERS.
WANTS.

ET Ecr q VI UNITED STATES PEN
III n .ne years 1904, 1873.
s oince, Il A. C,