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PERSONAL.

Nelson J. Lee, of this city, is now in
Maryland, on a temperance crusade. He
adpressed q large meeting at Elkton, on
Monday evening. Hewill visit the principle
places on the Eastern Shore. ,c Nv 74'ge
Gilbert G. Cameron, editor of the ssMari-
etta Times" is paying q visit to this city. -,
Mr.. Lena Rebmau, organist Of St. Mary's
Church, has gone to Petersburg Va, where
she will remain for 2 short time. -..rn ~
Hon. John W. Forney, of the Press, and
Col. Fitzgerald, Of the Item, were at Vine
land, N. j., yesterday assisting In the com>
remuneration of the sixteenth anniversary
of the founding of the town. d, ,,s ,,;d.r,Y
President Hayes has appointed Peleg 8.
Perley, postmaster, at Henry, Marshall
county, illinois. -, lpo -, g 9r . =
William Fl. Vanderbilt, President of the
New York Central Railroad. has ordered
that tho sum of one hundred thousand dol,
lars be divided pro rata among those EN-
ployses who are directly engaged inoperat.
ing the road, and who have stood loyal to
the company during the late strike.
Mr.. Moody intends 10 conduct revival
meetings shortly In eiW Washington and in
Bal Baltimore, giving three months to each
We see the Rev. Mr.. Poulson is on visit
to this city. He was formerly editor Of
what is now the Smyrna Times, but Was
ehen temperance papers
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ERVIA AND GREECE PREPARING
GENERAL NEWS. "
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THE EASTERN WAR.

RUSSIANS NOW HOLD THE sHIPKA PASS AT
y. 4' ',g ALL HAZARDS. '.'t' .-g'.t
LONDON, Aug. S.-A dispatch from B !.
charest says that the Russians have. de-
clared their intention Of holding the shipka
Pass at all hazards II Il = G}Ns
A RETREAT ACROSS THE BALKANS.
A dispatch from Bucharest says the Rus
slams are evacuating all their positions
south OF the Balkans and are in full re-
treat through the Shipka Pass. All is
reported quiet around Plevna.
COMMAND FOR TcHERNAYzFF. :
q A dispatch from Vienna says General
sTchernayetf has received sub-command in
the Caucasus.
REPORT THAT sERvIA AND GREECE WILL
r. . DECLARE WAR.
A despatch from Vienna says it is res
ported that Russia has succeeded in induc-
ing Servfa and Greece to simultaneously
declare war against Turkey.
II, The GEAR REcRossEs THE DANUBE.
PARIS, Aug. s.-The "Journal des De-
bats announces that the Gar has just ree
crossed the Danube. " p "a " .rt3-
$[NoTE.-The foregoing may be true with
out having any bearing on military mat
ters, as Prince Gortschakoff and the staff
of the Russian Chancellery are a Buchar-
est
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CHERIFF5 SALE.

Ii By svirtuesof a writ of Levari Facfas to
me directed will be exposed to Public
sale at the Lafayette Hotel, NO 84l Ship ey
street. kept by = eorge w. ,Ortlip. in the
city OF Wiimin ston, New Castle county.
sWEDN EsDAY the 22pd day.of "A ugust. 1911
at 2o'clock P. M. T
r The following described Real F,stateviz:
+ ALI hat certain lot ofland and two-story
brick dwelling house thereol sI uats III
tie city Of Wilmington, Boup deda and ades
scrbed as foliowsto wit. Begilln1ng atthe
weStt rly side of DUP POBt street at The dis
taisce OF 65 feet 81 inches n0rthelly " from
the norther side or sixth street ths ce
westerly parallelto Sixth street. and pass
and along, theymlddls, OF the
PARTITION walls betwe en theAtwb dweilir gs
Is feet to corner thence notherly parallel
to j I'u Pont street lb feet. w ltnches5 to
another corner thence JaasL3rIy parallel
TO sixth street 6S feet Ito Che d de ofAD,il
sl'ont srect aforesaid and thence thereby
southtrly Is feet 81 inches to the 'place of
beginning be the contents thereof what
they may. Book F.vo1.s % page s4S6 &c. +,
H Seized q d taken in execution as tie
property of stephen L. Nichuis and Anna
his wife end to be sold by
"a = ISAAC 6RgBB: Sheriff. Z, 9
4asS Sheriff's Office. New Castle. Aug !, 1877
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{ .GISHERlFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Levari Facas
ID me, directed. Will be exposed 70 Public
'Sale at the Lafay cite Hotel, Sfl >hinlel ST.
kept by, George, w. Ort lip, in The City Of
WilmIngteu, New Castle County, Del. ware
on
WEDNESDAY, the2Sth day of August, 1877
.F.- M (-at 4 O'Clock, F.M..; ! ~
The f,Il owing described Real Estate! VIZ,
ALI th It certain lot or piece of land with
the buildings thereon situate in the city Of
Wilmington aforesaid Rounded ana de-
scribed as follows to wit; .3eginnng az a
corner stak on the northerly SIDE of Front
street, al 49 feet wide. at thu distance nt g.
feet 3iuches from the westerly side Of Wal
nut street at IS feet 6 inches wide being a
corn-r of lot late Of George Steinicken,
the ce ,alor a line of said lot north ~ de-
grees east9t feet to another corner vt the
aforesaid lot thence north SO degrees west
~ feet ~ inches 10 he mid distance he
tween Walnut and French streets. thence
herewith south 20 degrees west 81 feet to
Front St thence herewith .Ou, h IS degrees
east % feet 10 inches t., the place OF begin
ming be the conteuIs more or less.
Seized and 'taken In ex.cdtinn as the
property of William Duffy and M try, his
wife and to be sold by
"''0 ~ Isaac GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle. August lst, 1877.
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C HERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Layari Facias to
me directed will be exposed 10 public saie
Eat the Lafayette Hotel, X4l Shipley street,
Kept ny George w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
L "WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, A, D., 1877,
I'M at 2 O'Clock, p. m, = f1''
\ The following described Real Estate, viz:
K AL that certain lot of land, with a brick
messuage tn reon, situate iii said city Of
Wilmington, and particularly describes AZ
follows, to wit: Bt ginning on the north
efly side of Front st between Walnut and
Fren CHI streets, at about 3S #. 8 in. from the
westerly side of Walnut :. being the mid
de of u partition wall, thence thereby
parallel with VALIANT st.. throush said wall
about 50 to land Cf-Slnitfl. thence west
cry para lei with Front st.. about l8 fl. 4 in.
to land Of Michael Lally, thence southeEly
parallel'wiih Walnut st., about sixty nine
IT. 70 the said northerly side u Front 81.
q. q IN nee thereby easterly about II IT. 3 in
TO the place of beginning, be the conten t.
there " hat they may.
ySfized, and taken in execution as The pro-
perfy Of William Duffy, AID Mar, his wife,
and I. t. and to be sod by ,ts 81
H ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheritfs Office, Now Castle August i, is77.
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SHERIFF SALES.
,.hEH lFrsS SALE.

By virtue of writ of evari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed Lu
Publlc sale at The Lafayette Noiei, No, 81
Shipley street, Kept BY George w Drip,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware, on ! -
w. DNESDAY the ~, d day of A ugust, 1877.
at 2 O'Clock r. NJ,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certaln Lot orpe g OF u ind With
she bu ldings thereon erected s,ttiatedsfl
th~ city of Wilmington aforesaid bounded
and described as follows to wit: B g'nni e
at \ corner stake on the northerly side Of
front street at the distance of 81 feet 3
inches from the westerly de of Walnut
street beinga corner Of lot late of George
'teDiken. thence along Line of sad Lot
north 81 degrees east 81 feet to another COZ :
ner of sa lot, thence north 5S, west q! feet
~ inches to the middle distance between
Walnut and french streets thence there
with sou h ~ degrees wesL VI f. ct to ront
street and thence ther' with south 5S de.
grees east ~ feet 1U inches to the place of
beginning, be the contents more or less.
=, lied and AIKEN in execu'ionas the pro-
perty of William Duffy, and Mary his w!fe,
ana t. L., and 10 be sold by
ISAAC CRU 6B, Sheriff,
kheritf's Office. Now Castle, Aug 1877.
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q HERIFF.5 SALE.

|, Ry virtue of writ of Levsri FaGI"s to
me directed. will re expos 10 Public
sale at the Lafayette Hoel, S4l Sh pleA 81:
Kept by George w. Ort Up, IN the city OF
Wi mington on
WEDNESDAY the 22pd day Of Angus, ,le77
at2 o'clock z. M.
The following described Real Estate. VIZ: -
All mat certain lot OF ianu hav!hg a
hree-story brick dwelling house thereon
erected 81 tuate IN the city cf Wilmington,
aida. the YVES erly side of Shipiey' ~. be-
tween second and Third stree's, having u
fir, Mt on shipley st. OF " IT and extendi! g
westerly with that widJh betw en- parallel
lines 81 fl. aud inches more or ess, TO or
near the m ddle distance betwc N Shlplfey
and Orange st, eets, bounded on the south :
erly side by land ,ate of JO Ferris, now
of Daniel =, Kent, and on he west by land
OF Thomas McC, t1erty AID on the northef-
siGe by ,ands late of 'he heirs or James
tsroWn deceased, now of VIM. II. Pc &C.
heing No. 22l ofsaid hipey st BE- the con-
tens the eff what ,hey m y. BOOK IL VOL
o page i5USc. .-....,,
zen d ard t. ken in execution ae the p, o.
perty OF h Jmas J. Giles and MARINA A. II q
W. Q al d t. an d TO be sold hy
ISAAC GRUBD, Sheriff.
.Sberi q Office New Castle,
Au!. lit A. D., l677. J
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CHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue If a writ Of venlitiOni expo.
ma to me directed will be exposed to
Iub.ic Sale at the Lafa, cite Hotel, No. S4l
Shipley ST. eet, kept by George W. Ont Up,
IT, the city of Wilm4 ngton, New Castle
county, Delaware, on ......-e-., I.t
WEDNESDAY,, August q, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, =. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or pa, Gel of land, wi h
a two storipi frame house thereon erected,
kn ,wn NJ No SIT Madison st. situate in the
city of Willnii G. o.. New Castle county and
state of Deiawa 9. bounded and described
a. follows, to wit: Beginning at a point
on the westerly side of Madison st., a. the
distance of l.8 feet four inches, north 'rly
from the pOrtherly side of 5th st, thencc
westerly parallel with 5th st., passing
through the ceni re of the division wall OF
this and the house a jolnii 6 on thesouth
G3 IT, to the eastsr'y = q" of a hree feet wide
alley, leading into Fifth ST., tnence norlh7
cry by the said side OF sa alley parallel
with Madison st., ~ It. to corner OF James
Rces ara thence easte".v by line of said
ri es lano, parallel with 5!b ST., passing
h orgh the cent+e Of pal ty alaision wal
If lhis and the house adjoining on the
nor h O., t to the af ressid side o. Madis ~
ST. and thence thsTepy south -rlv ~, II. to
III. place of beginning. be the contents
4. ereof what tn y may, with the use and
ri. ht of the aforss i'd thr fi' WidC ALL Y IN
commuI, with o. hers entItled thereto for
'seized and taken in execution as the ~ro-
nertv of John G. Glatts, and 10 b. sold by
fo'" ISAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff,
eheriffs Office, New Castle. August l, 1871,
augf.tS -0a
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CHERIFFS SALE

~
Fly virtue of W.! it OF. LAvari Facias to
meadirected. will be exposed 10 PUBL ,c, SAFE
at the Lafayette Hotel, Sal shipleyS stree,
Kept by George W. Ortlin, in The city OF
Wilmington, New Castle Copnty, .De. aware
WEDNESDAY, Augu t %, A. D. 1877,
At 2 O'Clock. PM.
The f'1lowing described Real Estate, viz:
All tn It certain lot If land with the
buildings thereon sitnate in the city nf VIII
mihgton, D0uloed anu described as follows,
to wit: Begun ing at a point on 1he,porth,
erly side Of Front ST., al 40 #. wide at the
distance of ll6 #. one inch from the west-
crly 81 e Of Walnut ST., (at Is fl. 6 in wiIe.)
and place Of beg inning. being at the mid
die distance between Walnut and french
streets, thence Herewith north 80 degrees
east 81 ft. to line OF land of Mrs. Isabella
He'd ich, thence a'On. a line f said land
north 5|degrees. west 20 #. 8 in to line of
land now or foImerly beiougingto he heirs
of arsen Wilson, deceased, thence south
3 degrees. west 5S # to the aforesaid side of
Front ST., and thence thereby 'otlth 50 d. :
gr es, e.s! 20 It. 8 in. to the place of begin
ming, be til" the cOnten ts thereof v hat they
may. Book X, VOL 2, page 3S7 &c.
Seized and taken In execntio' as the pro-
perty OF William Duffy, and Mary his wi1e,
and TO be sold By .l.I
t, .,s =, ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
5herift's Office, New Castle, August |, 1877.
aug4-lS ~
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HERlFE"S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Levari Facias,
to me difeci ed, will he exposed to public
sale. at the afay yette Hotel. Sal Shipley St.,
kept by George w. .sOrttip, Fin~ the city oi
wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
WEDNEaDAY, .u,u t 22d, A. D. T77,,
b.. st O'clock, P NJ,
The following described n cal Estate, viz,
All 'ha Ger ain lot Or piece of laud, with
a 'hree story brick house thereon erected
situate in Tbs citv IF Vi'minr ton, afore-
said a I'd bv anded as FOL Ows, TO wit: Be-
ginnil G at the corner formed by the inter.
section o. the westerly side of Jacks" n 81 ,
" Lh the southe' ly side o. FrOntat.. thence
" Westerly along snid de OF Front st., 6O It.
to the ea. teri side OF tAO # VIDE allie y
thence sortherly along said siGe OF said
alley parallel wit1 jackson st. 20 fl. to a
line of land Of N, Sintx, thence with his
line easterly anu through the division wall
nf the sdjoiuing h us on the south gu fl.
to the sal, weste, ly side o Jackson st. and
thence thereby northery 20 it. to the tlace
OF begin ming. be The cn4lept> tn reof VII t
they may. Book Y, Vel, 9, page lt9 &c. W.
Seized and taker inexecuiion as the pro-
retty of Myles Eurke, and Sarau, his wife,
and t. t., and to b sold bv
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
Sberiff7s Office New Castle, August J, n
Aupd.tS
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue of writ OF Levaria Enclas
to me directe will, be exposed to Pubic
Sale at The Lafayette Hotel Al $ ipley
street, Kept by George W. 'Crtl'p In tilt
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county
Delaware.tn '''..
WEDNESDAY the 22nd day of August, lo7i
as1 , at2o.elock p. M. % "a ~
The follow ing d. scribed Real Estate viz
All that certain lot Of land with he
frame building thereon erected, situate n
Christiana hundred. county and State
af resaid, bounded as follows to wit: Re.
gin. ing at the northwest corner of s,tVelth
avenue ard G, street tht nee W ster'y
along the said Dorthery de of u street.
l0Of. to corner, thence nor'her'y and
parallel to Seventh avenue 0 it. to ano hal
corner. thence ca sterly and par lie; to the
first ment oned line and 9. street l9'' II. tr
the said westerly side OF seventh avenue
and thence thereby southerly ~ IT. to tu
place of beginning, be the coAte1 there
what they may.
Sc zed and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Thomas Gal loway trustee OF NJ ry
r. Coleman. and NicnOias G leman am
Mary ~. his wife and t t, AZ d to be sold
Gs IsAACGNI7BB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, New Castle,
Arg, LIST lH77.
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FOREIGN,

TRANSFER OF THE BRITISH SECRETARY
OF LEG ALTON AT WASHINGTON TO ST
PETERSBURG. " "@ Nv e. 'T $50 %" '' .
LONDON, Aug. S.-Hon. Francis R. Plum
kett, Secretary of the British Legation at
Washington, has been transferred to St.
Petersburg. He will b. replaced by Victor
A. W. Drummond, at present Secretary OF
the British Legation at Rhode Janeiro. D..
THE NRWsBoY MINISTER OF ENGLAND
In the House of Commons this afternoon
the appointment of Mr.. William H. Smith,
one of the Joint Secretaries to theTreasury,
as the successor of the Rt. Hon. George
Ward Hunt, First Lord Of Admiralty, de-
ceased, was announced officially.
The Rt. Hon. William Henry Smith
the new First Lord, of the Admiralty, or
Minister Of Marine, is about fifty years old, !,
and began life as newsboy. By industry,
integrity and economy he worked his way
in the world until be finally built up an
enormous business ae q news-agent, pub
Usher, bookseller, and railway books, all
proprietor. In November, 1868, he was
elee.e ed to the House of Commons, as a
Conservative, for Westminster, Mr.. John
Stuart Mill being his unsuccessful oppo-
nent. He made great reputation in the
House of Commons as debater, and at
the general election of February, 1874, was
reelected for Westminster. He Was then
selected by Mr.. Dlsraeli for the position of
Financial Secretary of the Treasury, one of
the most important positions under the
Government outside of the Ministry, with
an annual salary Of $4,000. And now this
self made and self educated man enters the
British Cabinet as the head of the Naval
Department, at time when England is
probably on the eve Of great war in hich
she will be Obliged to depend on her navy
almost entirely for whatever glory CT profit
results. '''''
THE FAMINE IN TIE MADRAS PRESIDENCY
INCREASING.
LONDON, Aug. S.-A Reuter- telegram
from Calcutta says the famine is increasing
In the Madras Presidency. M''F F$ r. 4 Nh
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CITY NOTES.

|. City Council will meet this evening. -9,
The Quicksteps will play the Defiance
club, OF Philadelphia, this afternoon. ~ fl9
Mr.. Il. A. Wells, the young man who had
his leg amputated is still very low. gry .a
a Wilson, Primrose and Vests Minstrel's,
will appear at the Opera House, on the Goth
inst, 20
This evening the new billiard room of
Joshua B. Hardue, of Philadelphia, Will be
opened, and the following distinguished
players will be present Palmer ROckhill,
Mitchell and F. Caherty, Of Philadelphia,
and Mclaughlin, of Ohio. 4i'' o. 1iito''
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/. !. NO. 2s''.
RAILROADS..

uuul, WIN SGJDs AMI
PEI ir1MOt. f tAiLi.OA
BAL ,Iune 10th 1877. ,,,,,o,u.
u,l leave Wilin1iist"it AZ io'"'"f
,.,o and lnter,nedlat. slatlOhl, .,n % ~
! :. 500, 10 OO' d. f"' . ~ '' ''
e., and New Yors. 1928 = ~'
40, ) 46 p m. ,,., s,at,,ns 3 ~
ond Washington. w. 4 Ss, u H.
~, ~, 1''' tiaware D. vision leays 6, 70, ), ~,
',a a 800, t2L 80, q N, "' . ~
uu intermediate sta5i"os ''~
anI "' p1,,,'.rmedixte ' stations 5 N.
.rvpAY GRAINS
bh,s and intermediate sIatlchs
5OO $50 p IN. .,o,
bhis hi AZ and New YORK. 29 a III.
! and Washington. VI u u.
thnr " Information passengers are
enl, the time tables posted at the de-
a.FKENNEY. Supt.
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DEMOCRATS AWAKE.
THIRD WARD IN NOTION,

A meeting Of the Democracy Of the Third
Ward was held in the Water Witch Engine
house, last evening. James MegareY, ESQ. ),
In the chair, James McGlinchey, Esq, Sec.
retary. ,,,i',,,,i,'L al,
Onmotion an executive committee con.
eisting of the following persons, John Nc,
Enos, j. g. Glatts, j. B. Ginaer, Edmund
Mccall, Jos. McCafferty. 80 m, f'"' "
A committe of three persons were ap.
pointed to wit :-J. B. Ginder, j. g. iGlatts
and Esquire O'Neil, to obtain the names of
candidates for council and Ward officers.
1t was ordered BY resolution, that the nomi-
nation for Ward officers, be at the same
time and place, as that for city offers.
Messrs. VIM. Woodward and John B. Glatts
were appoihted to hold the nomination elec.
tion In the ward. So '3:5o Aye2 W.
On motion the meeting adjourned to Sat-
urday evening next, at ~ O'Clock, p. M,
In the same place. ,t,l-a} l7444nihs,1 q :,
The Democrats of the First Ward made
. rally last evening At 4O4 Front ct VIM.
Kyne, President, L. w. Palmer, Secretary.
: Upon motion the following named gentle
men were appointed executive committee,
VIM. Kyne, Jacob Butz, John Rely, W.
j. Maxwell, Merris Taylor. II ita ''sF II
y Motion passed to make the nominations
for council on Saturday, August 18th. "
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Monday evening. ..,.... s..,ru 7.gi-I vi
The Democracy of the Seventh Ward held
meeting in the Friendship Engine House.
The usual committee was appointed and
the day of nomination fixed. = t,...,..,s q
Il This evening, Democratic Fourth Ward
meeting will be held In the Reliance Engine
House, the Ninth Ward, in the Old Aca>
DENY.
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a,FKENNEY. a, Supt.

N OF hOUks-WILMlNd NdTON
! " GRN M KAILROAD-CommeDe-
f1av Dec. 4, 1876, Trains Will run
10 70 a m. and II 3 Dp,m
adpnburg 8 As q N aud ~ 2 20. ia
Wilmington 755 q n, an and 3 a.sV 10
! Lsndenberg at 70 M. snd 9 %
frTONs.-Train leaving Lander,.
a. m. with train ior Philadei-
p,Tine @ Wilmington q lo;3Oaa ~
having PhiIadelpbia at S.lo am
sylyania and Delaware train leav-
knberg at | 10 p. M. Z, . \
baying Landenherg at W p. mi
bsvlyapia and Delaware TIE ln ,and ~ q
leaving Wilmington for sPhila.
esvlng Wilmington at SAG y pm
leaving Philadelphia at Is p.
D. CONN eLn sup
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LIVELY TIMES IN DELAWARE RAILS
.ss5!g, WAYS. .a 6-.lg

' The question of the construction of the
new railroad from Dover to Lewss, and,
possibly. Rehoboth, by the ,Philadeiphia,
Wilmington and Baltim ore Railroad Cons
pany, has been canvsssed, /, and IL promises
to result in q lively discussion. A rival
company has possession of that section of
the country, and as it will initiate against
It's interests It is but natural that every ex>l
pedient will be resorted to to throw obsta-.
cles In, It's way, and as the fight now stands
there is promise Of lively times ahead -
[Phila. Record. .,,..,, :. &c 20 ~.
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Justice Brady BENZ. Porter,
charged with attempt to do bodily. harm to
Joseph Honey, and disorderly conduct.
Fined costs and put under $500, bound to
keep the peace. s'N w.u' 'l&| I-'2h
Before the Mayor.-Thomas Carney, a..
sault and battery on Martin, Rowan, 81 and
costs. 7i" n ~
Levin Dickson, disorderly conduct, 80
cents and costs.
Levin Donnel, vagrancy, SO days retire.
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4 CARD to THE PUBLIC.

N - :! ~. , = z a = =.
The par les having failed to come for
according to contract I will open ny Mu.
senm and Ice Gre I'm Garden Nos. I07 and
100 West Fourth street T. the pubiicop Sat.
urday the 5th dayoi May. Ther" is arge
addition being ad,.ed to the Museum, and
the Ice Crt am Garden IS being put IN hrSt
class order fOIsthe reception OF visitors. II
will be foun t most pleasant and cool
family resort In the .ity, A stage Is also
being erected for band of music In the
evening.
apr2j WIN. II. CHADWlCk.
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ONE. CENT:
, GOAL .AHa11s0.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.

The Gospel Temperance meeting at i4tt
and Lombard streets last night was I'd.
dressed BY W. Il. England, DR.. Hicks, Mi.
Graffin and Dr.. Bigelow. As some engaged
IN these meetings will be absent from the
city for Q few weeks to come, the meeting
has been adjourned till the cooler weather
IN the Fall. nra. sFaa4 IL ssse..iy--l4 II -si
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SLIGHT, FIRE.

The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon 1t
$40 was caused by the burning of three
haystacks on the Browns estate, at Brown
town. 1t is supposed to have been yet on
IRE by some small boys who were seen
playing In the vicinity of the stacks. The
nre companies were promptly upon tho
grounds and prevented any fur5herdestftic.
tion of property. a.,,.,....,. slia aIT..,,.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-09
DOMESTIC,
coLLlERIEs IN FULL OPERATION.

PoTTsv1LLE, Pa, Aug. S,-The shenan-
doah strike is over ALL Of the collieries Of
the Philadelphia and Coal apd:tron Comps-
py are at work this morning, with the ex-
ception of Locust Spring, Richardson, aud
Pyne, collieries, which will not get into
operation fora day Of Two. owing to the
machinery getting repairea, The men of
which have taken no psrt III thei late ,dtai- !
Guilty. The sMshanoy pistticti eoleries, and
also West sheaS Snieah !, Indisn Ridge, Ala
Plank Ridgsare slf working fdllshandsda
Ellangowsn and Knickerbocker shafts arc
working, but not fall-handed.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-09

D OR STnLEN.-On Monday the
august. a large black cow, giving
The lot 4lh and West st She
pots on her head, white mark on
ID foot, four inches long by one
Any person givirg inf rn,a-
COW wi have the biz ss'ng of
Apply at 52S Tatnall at. q
The Morning herald., 1877-08-09

E.-0n the South Sid, 3 brick
containing rooms. Each will
easOnaf nhII-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-08-09
! SALE AND RENT.

FT-A two.sto,y dwelling, S22
on street. Inquire at Sl7 Wash
t. jun8 tt
The Morning herald., 1877-08-09

n Saturday afternoon, a shell
button W tn gold u. on 1T, A
ward will be given. by returning
MIR. L. LIGHTENsTEfN, -
~ .a 226 Mark ct ct. -,