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The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11
ARUssfAN A DAREDEVIL.


Among the ofllcers on the Grand Duke's
staff y tall, handSotae man with 1.-THE,
slender, active figure. clear blue eye, N
large, prominenr, well shaped hose, aud
. face young enough fora second lieu
tenant. IL rs Skobeleff, The youngest
Generaiin The Russian army, the con-
gueror Of Khokand. He, has the reputa-
tion, even among The Russians, Of being
. mailman who would fling away his own
fife and those ofhis troops without the
slightest regard for consequences. During
the war which resulted In the conquest ~
Khokand, Rassian detachment of eight
hundred men, with fonr hundred Co.'S
sacks, was compelled to retreat before
superior force of the enemy. 3eneial
ffotsky dcciaed upon night attack, and
confided his plan to Col Ssobelcfr. tken
his chief Of staff. n 9s
Thela latter entered into the idea win,
great enthusiasm, and proposed TO lead
the attacking column himself, and TO take
only one hundred and fifty Cossacks.
SkoJeleffh ffhaving reconnoitered the gruund,
perceived that the KhokanJlans had en-
can,ped withina mile ami ahalf Of the
Russians iii anopen plain, which gave
every facility for The maIeuysring of
cavalry. Al midnight he took his one
hnndred and fifty Cossacks, divided them
into three parties and cautiously SUR
roanded The enemy's camp The party.
led by Skobeleff himself. managed TO pass
the enemy's outposts, who wrrs soulsd
asleep. Then he gave the signsl for the
attack by firing HIS pistol, and, followed
by his one hu,,dred and fifty Cossacks. he
rode headiong into the enemy's cahipof
six thousand or seven thousand men,
shouting and yelling like fiends, aud cut
ting down everything in their passage.
For quarterof an hour the plain re-
sounded with .skrieks and yeils, shots,
the trampling Of horses, shouts and
groans, aud all The nproar of battle. Then
all was silence. Skobslesf assembled his
Cassscks, and when morning came he
found ihat me wholearmy of the enemy,
six Or seven thousand men, had disap-
peared, leaving ON the field about forty
dead, fwo or three thousand muskets and
sabres, all their camp material, and bag-
gage. But what was his astonishment on
calling the roll % discover that he had
not l.st q man either killed or wounded.
Mr. MacGshsn. who first met him on the
banks Of the oxns, relates this exploit 10
show how much method there Is In this
dare. devils madness. -.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-11
u Across THE DANUBE.

hA 'Oto " LIE bAhAFeDtfs
The Russians at last are crossing the
napube. aud thus far with but little 6ght-
ing fIenceforih the campaign IN that
quarter beyond doubt will be one rcplete
with stirring events Sorigal b the cen.
sorship of The press within the lines of
both armies thai fhe ontride public are
permitted 10 know hue little &c what h
really going on. Scirecly less rigid Is the
surveillance 10 which journalists are sub-
jected. even In Gonsfaniinople. aud 20 we
know bui littIeof the papulaf Keeling there.
The correspondent Of the Manchester
Erumiaer, writing from there On the 9th.
gives us the philosophy % the situation !:
!. u mast not be supposed he says. that
defest sill diappoitt o. discourage The
Turks ths, i 70 say. tbe governing Turks,
Monshs before iho war wss declared. one
o. The most important Turkish polisicians
here pat the case Of the Turks IN q very
lorciLls way. !. TO secepi .he conditions
.of the Conference. said be-. would be
tantamoant 10 suicide. We are in the
position of a man u whom you offer . pis-
col to shoot hipself. We prefer to hgh,
fef our existeuee. for then We have chance,
however small. % proIonging Il. We are
almost snre 70 be -overcons IN single
handed hght with Russia. but man for
man ~e do a. mnch as they can, and we
shall 6ght TO The death. 1 have since had
many opportunities Of testing this opinion.
and have found ~ 70 be tho prevalent feel
ing oftbs masses. Nee Fork Bsllefis.
- III sa~~t. r--vv~--r.~- m
LoNaEvITyIN IN BUSconBE.--The Ashes
siIls Citizen names 60 white psople IN Bun.
combe whose ages. rsnge from so 10 I03
year,; and rs colarea folk ranging from 50
soiii. The C3 whites named have an ag-
gregase acc Of 5.627 years. or an ayersge of
80 and 2069 yesrs. The is blscks have
an aggregate age .of i.la0 years. 90 40 ave-
rage age Of s7a ycars. w s akit
Mrs. Susan Murray wss shs 6st white
female chila b4en west os the l3lse Ridge
And John Holder has bccn msrried three
tines. eseh time 10 Che ss@s ssis Of elolhss
aud hst. and although shsy seem semewhat
out Of style. they srs yst gosds sad he h
siill 70 be scsn wearing them occasionally.
.-~~.s~s.....s-...tsess 8saa w. !
Theerirfure ssys.i .itis notgood Cor man
TO b. alone Therefore LET him bay or
borrow . dog.
, 1877-09-12
SOUTH AMERICAN EARTHQUAKES:

At Valparaiso en- the gath uito. at mid
night q heavy shock of earthquake was felt
which though without doing any extensive
damage caused a great deal OF alarm and on
the 30th the population was again startled
by three shocks, which have laid the peo'
pie under the apprehension OF q continue
alton of them, What is regarded as a
transformation or phenomenon along the
Southern coast of this Republic is related
by Captain Clampitt, of tue Pacific Steam
Navigation ComFany's steamer Bol5UiG:-
"The barren coast fer hundreds OF miles is
now teeming with verdure. At 1quique
where, as at most ports, tho land near
the beach looked essentially earthy and
like fullers-earth, flowers now are growing,
and an attractive plant resembling the lily
is to be found in abundance. Between
Mollendo and Tomas, about two hundred
miles, vegetation is to be seen, where bus
a few months ago there was but a sterile
and rocky coast. This extraordinary
change he's taken place since the recent
earthquakes and the heavy rains which
have succeeded them" A similar occur.
renee is reported by an Argentine news
paper which says that In Chacras,
TX
province of Catamarca, a phenomenon
is occurring which is attributed to the
effect Of the great earthquakes in the Pa
cifc. Whether the land is sinking, or
whether large subterranean currents have
forced a passage is not known /; but the
fact is that in the locality named the water
is inundating everything by a steady rise
and is covering the trees aud augmenting
necessarily the proportions OF this remark
able lake."
From Peru we learn that a strong shock
of earthquake was felt in the city Of Iqui-
que on the evening of the 2nd instant, and
on the 18th a very severe shock was expert
enced at Callao no damage has, however,
been reported from either of these occur
rences and we may fairly assume there was
none.-St. Ihomc Tidende.
, 1877-09-12
:sT1ANsqED, OnsDieEN.&0n 1iteasF fgEMaaR 1s7n No 70

ed by evil association, instead of resolving
more strenuously to abide by it aud redeem
it from such degradation. A good causeis
abandoned because among its professsd
supporters are men with whom we do not
like to be COMPOUNDED. 1t is,to be hoped
that the Conservative Republicans Of
France, will be saved from this weakness,
and that they will have their reward in
seeing the cause by which they abide
more and more firmly rooted ia the hearts
Of the French people.-Times.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Senator Cameron Sued for Breach OF
Promise.

The New York "World's" correspondent
thus describes how Senator Simon Cameron
received the news that he had been sued
for breach of promise
"senator Simon Cameron was sitting
IN the Senate to-day, with his hair In sever
al directions and his legs in two, when q
page brought card in to him. "Let him
come in here" said the Senator; and
sharp faced young fellow walked up to the
Senator's mahogany desk and handed .
paper to him. The Senator looked surprised
opened the paper-looked more surprised
read the paper-looked surprised all over.
Senator Cragin looked over Cameron's
shoulder, and lay back in his own chair
and shouted. The paper was summons
in a breach of promise suit, brought BY
Mary S. Oliver, to the amount of $50, 900.
The news spread rapidly. All the
old boys came over to congratulate simon.
Jones, of Nevada, laid his hands
on his head in kindly way, and
said, Bless you, my boy, it isn't every
man has $50, 900 worth of affection at 49,"
Senator Cl.rist,ancy stood at easy distance
-condemning dstance-and said: "Senator
Cameron, you had a. great deal better have
followed my example, If am a young man. -
Several of the Democratic Senators crossed
to congratulate the Senator from Pennsyl
vania, but he objected, and they remained
to condole. To his friends the Senator pro-
nounced it blackmailing job. His suitoe
is good looking, young Pennsylvania
widow, whom the Senator befriendsd by
procuring her situation in the Treasury
Department. The complaint is definite
and somewhat specific statement Of thu
Widows wooing.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
House.

The House met al o'clock a. m.
The following petitions and remon'
strances were read.
By Mr.. Thompson, petition for and re-
monstrance against the repeal OF the Stock
Laws in school district NO. 90 and l62 Sus-
sex county.
By Mr.. Bird, petition of the Levy Court
of New Castle county Tor law enabling
the Mayors Of Wilmington and New Castle
to try petty criminal cases.
Mr.. Taylor clerk of the Senate, presented
for concurrence ian act authorizing the
Levy Court of Sussex county to place snub
posts on the banks Of Broadkeln Creek.
Mr.. Mustard introduced and read an act
to repeal chapter 70 current volume Dela-
ware Laws.
The following bills were on motion and
read a third time and passed:
By Mr.. Cochran an act to amend the
charter of Middletown.
An act relating to the Assessor and Board
Commis of st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle county.
By Mr.. Bartholomew. Senate bill to re-
peal chapter "a volume 4, Delaware Laws.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, Senate bill to
amend chapter 81, Revised Code, was read
the third time.
Mr.. Burnite presented petition of sundry
citizens, III relation to the Black Swamp
Ditch company.
On motion of Mr.. Holcomb, the joint res
oiution as amended by tho Senate in relation
to the Farmers Bank, was read and reterr-
ed to special committee.
Mr.. Burnite offered resolution instruct
ing the committee on printing to haye print
ed 800 copies of the bill for the propagation
of fish, which was read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Cochran, the Senate
bill to consolidate school districts Nos, 6
and 95, in Kent county, was read q third
time and passed.
Also the House act to amend jthe act to
incorporate the Peninsula Agricultural and
Pathological Association, was read a third
time and passed.
Mr.. Ware presented claim of the Com
mercial Printing Company against the
State.
Adjourned until Monday.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
COLLECTORS.
Tho Other Way,

Our neighbors Of Chester county frequent
ly ridicule and complain of the ignorance
Of Delawareans, but by the following Incl
dent the people will see that 1t should be
tho other way. The other day blue hens
chicken met Chester county friend, and
our "rooster" asked how he thought the
Presidential question was going to be settled
at Washington "Washington?" said the
Chester county man, "why, where Is Wash
ingten!"
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Cytu Council.

Council was held last night, President Litch-
enstien In the chair the roll was called and
the minutes of the previous meeting read.
The Treasurer reported $4S, ,154,72 in the
treasury.
To the credit of G. s. r. $5,930,4S.
Redemption of Bonds, $780, 90.
Current Expenses, $41 ,5M,29
Tstal, $4S, ,1A,72.
The Registrar Iof Water Works reported
having collected for the month of January
$42,O96,76.
Chief Engineer reported for the week 48
men, he also reported that the connection
of water over the Brandywine bridge was
made on Saturday last, water turned on
11A p. m.
Street Committee reported 13 mem en-
ployed during the week.
The pay roll of the street department was,
s45.os. Pay roll Of water department was
$40S .46.
Mr.. Townsend presented petition from
W. P. Windish and others, asking for
lamp on the South Side.
Mr.. McClinchey presented petition of
j. n. Carpenter, asking to be relieved from
nuisance created by drain laid by the
Board of Health, at Sd and Van Buren SITS.
Mr.. Adams presented petition from the
Fame Hose Company, asking Council not
to make deduction from their next appro.
priation, on account of hose.
An order for $4,000, 90 in favor Of John
Peoples to pay note.
Mr.. Candy presented resolution instruct.
ing the Public Building Company, to in
quire into the propriety of selling and re-
moving 18th street market house.
Mr.. Baker offered an ordinance which was
read twice In regard to vacatins parts of
Walnut, Spruce and Second streets.
The following orders were directed to be
drawn: F. Vincent, $525; P. Chandler,
s73. Is; Delaware Fire Company, 50; NJ.
Keough, $156 .08; James & Brother, 5000;
j. G. File, s42,05; N. B. Culbert, $75;
Mills & Coombs, S3.05; G. W. Horn,
$40 81: James McIntire, $391 .6S; J. Nc
Kendrick, $67'71; Mills & Coombs, $47 so;
do, $41 40; Geo. O'Byrne and Co., $16.S0;
Geo. o 'Byrne g. Co., s29.25; Mills & Combs,
$61.16; Commercial Printing Company,
$26. IS; ditto, $7.63; Morris, Taker & Co.,
s1Ss. SIS; G. Warner & Co., $3.50; Ferris &
Garrett, $13.OS; G. Warner & Co., $67.22;
J.P. Almond, $1S.4S; Lenard & Ellis,
$50 90; Ferris b Garrett, $5.05; H. L..
Tatnall 81 .55; Boughman g. Thomas, ,$57.7S;
Ferris & Garratt 75c. Geo. Jack $4.25, Fer
ris & Garrett $s,44, Wilson, Wood & Co.,
$3.50, J. H. Turner, $1s7.3s. g. W. Vernon
4 Son $3.50 Wilmington and Northern r..
s14.56 g. W. Bush & Son S2s4,9S; D.
n, Kent & Co.. $51 ,W H. G. Mahaffy So, &c
G. P. johnson $5,40 James
McIntire s7sO; James Lange $1,000
n. Leo, s.. 90; j. France, ss so; Robert At
, kinson, 81 so; Adams & Bro, $3.50. E,
Frazer, $1,000; n. s. Pickles, $s.45; F.
: Shaw, 1922, z. Pickles, lS5; T. B. Ben
son, $3.50; Lobdell Car Wheel Company,
: sl4.OO; r. Bruce, $17.0O; G: B: Parry,
S122 267; J. A. Anderson, $3.50; W: F
Robinson, s24.65; Parry & Bros: s44s6;
, J. O'Tooie, sl0.35; T. saville, $4S; E. T
, Dilworth. $742; G.. Magee, $7.20; j. Murphy
s93.5s: P. MCCARTHY, $1,000. L. G. TowAss
end, $4s.1O; B. Hirst, $l2S.49; Adam Grubb
, g. Son, SIS. 80; E. W. Jackson, $40.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
uop,slatiye Proceedings.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 9.-The Senate
this morning received message from the
Governor Gov returning with his objections the
smnnlemental bill In reference to criminal
Proceedings, granting writs of error in mur"
9ar cases as matter of right and OF law,
@ as in other cases, which bill was intended
tn zach the case of Oschwald and Ryan,
sentenced 40 to be hanged for the murder OF
Policeman Brock. The veto message was
laid over under the rule and ordered to be
printed.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Entertainment.

The Milton Literary and Dramatic Asso-
citation of Delaware City, will give an en-
tertainment in Alexander's Eall at that
place on Monday and Tuesday evenings
Feb. 18th, and 18th. The following plays
will be presented. Don Paddy, De Bazan,
Trough Fire and Water, the Little Sentinel.
We predict full House and pleasant even
ing to those in attendance.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Largo Fire at NwantOn, VT.

swANroN, vt,, Feb. "a fire broke out y
at 10 O'Clock to-day in the back part of q.
G. G. Longs stors, and has burned each way way
south, and including Hoyle's block, and
north to H. W. Farrar's block, occupied by
s. s. Morey. It is thought the fire cen be
kept from spreading any further. Inc loss
will probably reach nearly 100000.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Chicken Thieves,

On Wednesday night last, some unknown
party attempted to enter the poultry house
of Mr.. Polk in Brandywine Hundred. In
their attempt to force open the door they
awakened Mr.. Polk, who told his man,
who Immediately procured gun and fired
at the thieves, but was not fortunate enough
in crippliug one. This organized gang OF
thieves who are continually robbing the
farmers in Brandywine Hundred should be
captured and punished.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
MATER DEPARTMEN J
W No. 1000 Market Street,
,ou Wilmington, Del.

H'oAASAA Az VA4Ln hGiN END
~ tIae bills for 1877 are how ready, and pay.
ole at the Registrars Office, 1000 Market
Neet; The law requires that all bills paid
ol before the 3lst day of January 1877,
ae lace Of the bill; those paid during the
Ioal1 81 February, five per cent. addition.
y ana those paid during the month Of
iaIich, zen per cent. additional, and all
las .n remaining unpaid on the first day of
a"l p.ll s.7, the Registrar is required to
n.y. ato !he ferrules Withdrawn and suit in
msuted WV Tor the recovery of the amount due
wa rs, .ae water will not be let into such
nsntns smnes until such arrears with assess
rs snM ~, ana TWO dollars, for drawing ferru!es
4V'omce hours from 8 A. NJ. to 4P,M,
An ~ WILLIAM &. HAYES,
'ohlarl Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Tho Indiana Bank Defaleation.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a special despatch
to the Gazette states that r. T. Taylor, the
absconding cashier of the FIRST National
Bank of Franklin, Ind, returned to Frank
lin this morning. Physicians pronounce
him insane.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
PROTECTION TAX,

the attention Of residents ofthe SECOND
nd NINTH Wards, and Others whose prop
fty is located within three squares or
Rlocks OF Il firs plug, is called to The fact
hat they are liable to a tax of one dollar
each building so located. The above tax
new due, and If not paio on or before the
lsl oay 81 January per cent. will be add
,arch, 10 per cent. will be added to the bill.
alll WILLIAM s. HAYES. Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

NORONER'S NOTICE-I hereby give
notice that have moved to Whining
bA, No. 6S East sixth street, where my
tnco will be located, and that l will per.
pnsly attend to all business connected
ith The Coroner's Office. AS have no
equity in the city, Authorization left with
anlel Fox, Sixth and Shipley streets will
promptly attended TO.
D. e. ROSE,
4nla.lm Coroner.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
\ oi1cE-VALDoSTA INSTITUTE FOR
, SALE


hriuiruV hhI valuable property, situated in q
Ine ! ofthe railroad from Savannah to Flori.
schs h. Uaefed n. at bargain. either for sale or
(he (hMise MiasSialo loI property in o city in one OF
Ira II ths .oI contains three acres upon which
ktories hinh hinS,ltute Building 72 by "a feet, tive
ion. and 81, having a schoolroom, recita-
hajls chaa muso rooms, dining rooms. wide
buss.s ,Uuse. stable, barn and ali necessary out.
ThSang, Tha 1s, and vegetable garden.
Ia now nistltlte -, Is furnished, and the school
RI in a., =, operation with about sixty schOl-
the s hs.PtS .PttSSperty Is offered for sale. because
ailed. VIC lazy VINO o"hs ~ n'o
fqmrparticulars apply to
deai2l ts 0Aoh&E TROUP MAXWELL,
New Castle. Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
EDUCATIONAL.
CT. JOsEPH's ACADEMY,

CT. JosEPH's ACADEMY.
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
r1,dar +ha care Of the Sisters OF st, Joseph
~ conrse If instruction includes all the
branches Of useful s.nd Christian educa'
Annual pension for Board and Tuition
500. For further part iculars, ADDRESS,
san1.,v MOTHER MARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
VInJ,ANOVA COLLEGE,. DELAWAREi
" IDMNrY N.NHYI.VANlA.

VILLANOVA CNLLEG r., DEIA W z1Isf
Y COUNTY, Pennsylvania.
This institution, cn artered with Univ9r- %
sity Privileges Is un der the charge OF the
AIeastinia1 Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire ts make
a thorough Classical cientiflc or Gemmer-
ctal course. 1t is titu ated on the Pennsyl-
vania Genital Railroad; eleven miles rom pona
Oftics on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five menths, un
advance,) SlsO.
For full particulars, send for q catalogue.
Rev, +. A. MIDDLETON, ID. d.,
decl-lyr iIeo.oe-..
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
THE LEGISLATURE.
BY our special Correspondent.
Senate.

DOVER, Feb. 9.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins, the bill
authorizing the Levy Court of Sussex
county to place snub posts above and below
the rawBridge, was taken up, read third
time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis the House bill to
amend Act relating to School Districts Nos
60 and o., New Castle county, was read.
On motion the Senate adjourned until
O'Clock, Monday afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

nOG REGISTER NOTICE-ALL PER-
SONS owning or having dogs about
6eir premises, are required to have them
egularly registered, between the lst and
6th Of January. After the latter date the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
Unregistered dogs. JAMES O'TOOLE,
ian4 If Chief of FOlice.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

TOR RENT.-The mansion b ouse, farm
4 and out-buildings OF Jehll O'Byrne,
about four hundred yards fro m the city
limits. The faym contains az out 70 acres, T9s
and is in a high state Of cult ''ation.' 1, The
stabiins. shedding and sheep odds. Water
of the fint st quality, and super abundant In
quantity in the driest season., there t,ass Is
The houss contain six large 'eons on the
flrst fisor. six fine bed rooms n the second
ana si1 attios TH'f st Is ,ona p9iffss pSfs
a nj visw Of the Delaware river. Private
81 stables 5 ''M for five horses. Te a thrifty and
respectable farmer it would IN addition to to
his farm business one Of tho pest PLACES ior
Fruit in abundancs, Of all kinds. and there
is abeut one-third Of An acre in choice
asparagus rot be rented on Saares 81 svs
passed. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
feb2 If
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

NOTICE! LOCtL OPTION
Union Mass Meeting IN favor @ OF
ocal option will be held at INSTITUTE
ALL, tomorrow, Sunday afternoon. a.
ali past o'clock, which VIII be aooresseu
able speakers, and to Whlch all are
brdially invited.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

t,oTIcE-.nand. made Harness, light
md heavy, can be had at very low
anu Ae"'' HIRAM YERGER'S,
usssa' phs No. 405 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
Levy Court.
MORNING SESSION.

MOkNlNt ob6pAONs
Court met yesterday morning at 1917
o'clock: meeting called to order. President
Bright in the chair
The roll was called and the minutes of
the previous meeting read and adopted.
Tho designations of Mr.. Samuel Murphy,
of Wilmington, ,and c. Hill Brinton, of New
Castle county, as Trustees of the Poor, were
handed in by Mr.. Carswell, read and ap-
proved. ....,
examining assessments.
On motion of Mr.. Polk meeting adjourned
until N O'Clock, p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The members being still in caucus, tho
meeting was not called to order until 8
On motion of Mr.. Medill, the election was
commenced. Messrs. Polk and Silver being
appointed tellers,
The following officers were then elected:
County Treasurer, William Herbert; At
torney. Geo. Gray. Trustees of tho Poor
Brandywlne Hd., W. P. Lodge, 8 years;
Wilmington, N. D., D, Farra, year; s. D.,
John Guthrie, 2 years; Pencader Hd., j. W.
Cooch, 2 years; St. Georges Hd., w. Ash
craft, years; Black Bird Id, R. Furgeson,
3 wears: Appoquinimink Hd., J. Kanely, 8
years; Jail Physician, G. T. Maxwell; Bailitf
T. B. Smith.
COLLECTORS.
Brandywine Hd., j. N. Grubb; Whining
ton, N. D., A. Given; s. D., w. L. Carpen-
ter; Christisna, John Jordan; Mill Creek,
J. r. Crossin; White Clay Creek, Frank
Griffith; New Castle, D. Mccoy; Pencader,
s. II. Clendenin; Red Lion, J. 0. Eagle; st.
Georges, A. G. Osburn; Black Bird, A.
Hayden; Appoquinimink, j. c. Townsend.
On motion meeting adjourned until Tues
day morning next, at 1OH O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

NOR sALE.-Ths good will, stock and
fixtures OF the Sorrel Horse Hotel, No.
f4 West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
i24tf Sorrel Horse Hotel.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
WANTS.
wants under three lines for
Il cents q week.

hov with some knowledge
sisss fitting: Apply at '0' ~"'A''
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10
4nls.lnl
NOTICE.

ToTlCE.-
|LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
this company for the election OfDirectoIs
nd for the transaction of such other busi-
esS of the Company as may be necessary
D proper, will be held at the principal Of
Ice OF the Company, NO. l57 Greenwich
treet IN the city OF New YORK. on TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 18th, 1877, between tho hours
I II o'clock A. M. and o'clock p. NJ.
PStf3 W. Fl. STAMFORD, Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-10

f7oTTcC-Allen has opened a shaving
sa,non at No, Se4 Market street, where
rst.elass work will be done. Shaving SIX
tnts hair cutting twelve cents. 1ISt1