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Dancing,

The following Is the experience of a
lady whose name is withheld, but who
has distinguished herself in literature,
and made worldwide reputation:
''In those times l cared little for pol
ka or varsovienne. and still less for the
old-fashioned Money Mush,' or 'Vir-
ginia Reel, and wondered what people
could find to admire in these slow dan
ces. But in the soft floating of the
waltz. founda strange pleasure, rather
difficult to intelligibly describe. The
mere anticipation futtered my pulse,
and when my partner approached to
claim my promised hand for the dance,
l felt my cheeks glow a little some
times, and could not look him in the
eye with the same frank gayety as here
tofore.
"But the climax of my confusion
was reached when, folded in his warm
embrace, and giddy with the whirl, a
strange, sweet thrill would shake me
from head to foot, leaving me weak and
almost powerless, and really obliged to
to depend for support on the arm which
encircled me. If my partner failed
from ignorance, lack Of skill or inno-
cence, to arouse these, to ME, most
pleasurable sensations, did not dance
with him the second time.
II ana speaking openly and frankly,
and when 1 say that did not under
stand what felt, or what were the real
and greatest pleasures derived from
this so-called dancing expect to be be-
heved. But if my cheeks grew red with
uncomprehended pleasure then, they
grow pale to-day with shame when l
think of it all. 1t was the physical
emotions engendered by the magnetic
contact of strong men that was enam-
ored of-not of the dance, not even of
the men themselves.
'Thus l became abnormally develo-
ped in my lowest nature. I grew bold
er, and from being able to return shy
glances at first, was soon able to meet
more daring ones, until the waltz be-
came to me, and whomsoever danced
with me, one lingeing, sweet, and pure
ly sensual pleasure, where heart beat
against heart, hand was.held in hand,
and eyes looked burning words which
lips dared not speak.
''All this while no one said to me,
You do wrong;' so dreamed Of sweet
words whispered during the dance, and
often felt while alone thrill of JOY in
describable, yet everpowering when my
mind would turn from my study to re-
member piece of temerity of unusual
grandeur on the part of one or another
of my cavaliers.
married now, with home and chill
dren al ound me, can at least thank
God for the experience which will as
surediy be the means of preventing my
little daughters from INDUCING in any
such dangerous pleasure. But, if a
young girl, pure and innocent in the
beginning, can be brought to feel
what have felt, what must be the ex-
perience Of married woman?She knows
what every glance Of the eye, every
bend of the head, every close clasp
means, and knowing that reciprocates
it and is led by swifter steps and a surer
path down the dangerous, dlshonorable
road"
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Little Susie, looking at some pictures
of winged angels, exclaimed: Mamma
don't want to be an angel" why
not. dear?" "Humph! Leave off all my
pretty clothes, and wear feathers like a
henl"
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P o E TIC AL.

What if they locks be soft and fair,
Thine eyes a heavenly blue,
Thine every movement grace itself,
Thine accents music, too,
If beats not i 1 thy breast for me
A owing hear; acd true
What if thou t the very home
Where beauty loves to dwell,
And every maided charm be thine,
More than my words can tell,
If still no tender sign assures
You love nae passing well
Oh, oft glance, a word, touch,
Some little kindly deed,
Will satisfy the longing soul
And fill the spirits need
Such are the tokens of the heart
A lovers eyes will heed.
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This hotel has been recently improved by
the erection of brick addition to the main
building which will give considerably more
room, and afford ample accommodation for
. travelling public.
THE TABLE will be well supplied at all
times with the best the market affords, and
NO pains shall be spared to satisfy the wants
ofguests in this department.
THE BAR will be stocked with the best
Liquors. A full supply of Wilson's pure
Rye whisky, 1.-THE only homemade whisky
sid in the county, can be found by those
wishing q pure article for medlcal purposes
Jurors attending court will be boarded
or their fees per diem, and their certificates
akan in payment if desired
Charges Moderte A call respectfully
olicited.
ROBERT WILSON.
Nay 1t
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HE ORIGINAL PURE
NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL

This Oil unlike othersis not the fishy
rancid, disagreeab.c, smelling and worse,
tasting article. but as pure. bland.
fresh Oil. acttho,tt any admixture, easily
accepted and retained by the most
delicate stomach, and possess al the
medical properties and efficacy in to d
much greater degree thanany other
COD LIVER OIL
makes it most valuable for patients or
nvalids requiring the use Of COD
l YER OIL. For-sale by
p. l0-1y. B. SCHMfTT, Druggist
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OVERSEERS POOR.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.


DAVIS DIsr-Dr. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
Jno II. Snarr.
sroNEwALL-J H. GrabillsEli Coffet, Snowden
Whitaker.
JoHNsToN-J H. Rodetfer, Martin stricSer,
Levi H. Cutler.
MADlsos.-Samuel c, Campbell James j.
Coffman, Samuel Rinker.
AsHBY-Saml Hannah, Samuel Kiugree Jacob
R. Miller.
LEN. White williamson D. P Zrkle John NJ.
Fence
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WILLIAMS GRABIi.L, -,-,,,,
w FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
WOODSPOUK, "a.

We are prepared 20 Insure property in the VIZ,
GINA Fire and Nariue Insurance Company, ana
the Lynchburg Banking and Insurance Cohipan..
Botb are FIST class companies and insure at the
usual premiums.
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GONE Of those nice Blue Flannersuits for sale
By 8. A. DANNE
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DR. A. L. BELEW
Miscellaneous Cards.

GREENS MANSION HOUSE.
II ALEXANDRIA, VA
JAMES GREEN, ..................P RoRIEToR
Is first-class hotel, in every respect. The cit1
of The valley, having bushes in Alexandria or
Washington, and travellers going North or scuth,
will find this an agreeable resting place on the
route, as it does not require the early start by
several hours from Washington or Baltimore
Cars and Steamboats, leave Alexandria for Wash
ington and return every hour from A NJ ~
P. NJ Jan I'll
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C0NSTA BLES.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.


DAyIs-G A. Brown, Joseph Windle, Jno. 2.
Snarr.
SloNEwALL.-Jas. W. Shoots, D. T. Spiker, Jacob
JoHNsoN-E' B. Shaver Daniel Bowman slias
scbmnnIar - '1'
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COUNTY DIRECTORY
COUNTY JUDGE.
G. R. Calvert, New Market
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY.
H. H. Riddleberger, Woodstock
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
George W Miley, Woodstock
SHERIFF.
VIM. II. Rice, New Market
DEPUTIES.
Josiah Stickley, Strasbarg.
P Hoshour, WOODSTOCK.
Geo. W. Wipdle, EdInhurg.
R. W. Windle
7. J. Burke, New Market.
John E. Rice,
D. F. Spiker, saumsVilie,
TREASURER.
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TREASURER.
COMMISSIONERS CT REVENUE.

George W. Koontz, WOODSTOCK
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0HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias.
10 me directed. will be exposed to puplc
tale at the Hotel of Henry ID. Paulene, a.
Odessa, st. Georges hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
MONDAY, the oath day of September, 1877,
at l O'Clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate, w:
AL those two lots or pieces Of land, STU
ate in The village of Odessa, county OF
lew Castle. and State of Delaware. houu
ded as follows to wit No. !. Beginning aI
Thomas. dec d.. on the main street or road Z,
thence with said Thomas' land south 4O%
degrees, west "a perches. thence north aS2
degrees, west perches, thence norm 4OT2
degrees. east q perches to the main stfetC
or road aforesaid, thence with the same
south 4SX degrees east 8 perches 10 tha
place of beginning, containing acre anu
Ssqnare ptrches of land, more or less.
No.2. Beginning at a corner for lanu o.
Jacob Vandergrift, on Osborne street, IN
said village, thence aOrth 4lL degrees, east
~ perches, thence with lands OF James
Rogers, Esquire. north MM degrees, east !.
~ ntrcheS, thence south Al degrees, east
Y 2-l0 perchrs 10 the lands OF 3. Croft. az ca:
thence with the same south 80 degrees. west
E'3-lO perches 10 q stone. thence north llE
degrees, west 3 10 of perch: thence sou,h
A degrees, west $40 perches TO the SAID
Osborn street, thence wi h the said street
north 4Sh d. grees, west IL Q perches to
.nt place OF beginning, contnini' acres
more or less. Book l.. Vol. :, page 257. &c'
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perry OF ann b. Lord, Executrix OF joseph
A. Lord, deceased and surviving mort
geaagor ofJoseph A. Lord and Ann y. Lord
ans wife, aud Joseph Alpheus Lord, Virgil
"a na Lord Corde la, wife of Colen Ferguson,
U,a%. wife Of Roberts, Victor LORD
ELla T.rd Ann Lord, Emma Lord: Eliza A
Lord, daughter of Theodore Lord. decd.
11Son of Joseph A.. Lord, decd, deviseeS o.
Joseph A. Lord and t. t., and 10 be sold by
e. ISAAC CRU 3B, Sherit1,
snenrift's Office. New Castle. Sept'l, 1877
Sep3.ts
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HERALD NOTES.

The Athletics of Philadelphia defeated
the Chicagos in Philadelphia on Wednesday
last. Score, 8 to S. .t,,..> .-t j..
A reunion of the soldiers of the ex.U Union
ard ex"Confederate armies will be held in
Cincinnati next year. .,..,,,
In letter to General Toombs, Charles
O'eonnor highly commends the new Con-
stitution of Georgia. ..a..,...t,
The Trustees of the Fourth Unitarian
Church in Chicago chartered number of
horse cars to take the congregation as far
as possible on their journey to and from
their homes during the hot season.
One predominant feature of Hungarian
watering places in general is great extrava-
gance in dress. The ladies dress four times
a day. ...r
Monday afternoon, during a fire in Wash
ington, D. c., Mr.. Harry Richmond jumped
from the third story window Of his house
for the purpose Of rescuing from the flames
valuable pony. Mr.. Richmond saved the
pony, but broke his leg in the attempt, and
has ever since been confined to the house.
"That's so, Jane, we mxst economic. If
you'll fix over your old hat, andwear your
last years shoes, and turn that bombazine,
and sell your furs, and give up going to
camp meeting, and make the boys clothes,
snd-and-I can't just think of anything
else, why, I'll give up my cigars at $2O 90 a
box and smoke a pipe" And Jane laid she
would. The next day he bought So pipe
from Cohen and paid 81 for pound Of
Lone Jack and regards himself as martyr
to economy.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
NHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFs SALE.
ny virtue of n writ of IIevari Facias, TO
81 81 =, directed, will he eexposed 10 Public sale
2. ~ ,lie the Hotel Of Thomas ID. BradWAy, IN
EEeelaWare City, in Red Lion Hundred, New
wds w@stle county, Del. on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of ofSeptember, 1877,
at2 2o'clock. p. M, g."
me following described Real Estate, viz
~ Al That lot of land situats in Delaware
SSay, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
Htoanly, and state OF Delaware, marked on
sit ,e plan Of the town aforesaid No. Il,
sttsuA,e on the southeast side Of McLaHe
ffe,ee', feoe and beginning at the distance of GO
tG1c uiIcs nogth.eastward from the ''Orth- east
sn'',, sre ~ Fourth street, and extending hence
stbbull.eastWard ~ 100 feet to Green street;
ttiehce nOrth-eastward along Green street
W. W point IN the Intersection of Green and
aiosI miesI Canal street; thence north westward
Tons Tuns Inc westwardly side of said Wes
soii iHai street to point in theinte,sectinn of
thnu iu west Canal and Ncl.aue stree t, and
ii"ohce southwest along t ,e said Nc
hsa;ee hne street about $50 Jeet 10 the place of
tHss ssinhlng, containing square feet, be
''ie same more or less.
nem7ld ,elAed and taken in execution asthe pro-
pIif,S VIZ OF Jacob II. Fetters,. and Sarah, his
VIZ, VIZ, Mor'gagOrs Rebecca Fetters, survi
tarIs Mcrtg igor of j hu and Rebecca Fet-
IA E,f' MoIJgagOrs, and the heirs of John
o''efs, deceased, and t. t. and to he so Id by
sbous ISAAC GRUgB, sheriff.
lS71 lS1''n Z Office, New Castle, September, l.
sep%-ts
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SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFFs SALE.
n NBv virtue of q writ of venditioni expo.
mas to me directed will be exposed 10
Pnblic Sale at the Hotel of Henry d. Paul
enc, at Odessa, in St. Georges hundred,
New Castle county, Del, on
MONDAY, September oath. 1867,
at l O'Clock, 2. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract OF 1and, sll
ute in Appoquinimink huudreu, new Cas,
tie county, and State ofDela ware; bonrdeo
by lands Of Daniel Corbit. by the Thomas
Landing road, by the road leading from
Taylor's Bridge to Matthews COZ ner, by the
road leading from smyrna to Ouessa, anu
by lands late of James V. Moore; contain
ing lO Acres and 80 Perches, more or less.
with a frame dwelling house, barn, ana
other Improvement thereon erected.
No. 2. All that lot or parcel OF land, STU
ate in the illage ofUdessa, IN st. George
hundred New Castle county, ana State OF
Delaware: bounded on the northeast by
Main street, and on the southeast, south
west anu northwest by land OF Daniel cor,
BIT, being abont $50 leet in front on salo
Main street, and extending or the same
width about 1886 feet deep, ith tWo'stofy
dwelling thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the p O.
perty of Joseph W, Vandergritt, nd TO De
~ ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheritos Office, New Castle. september
lS7 sen3.ts
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PERSONALS.

Before leaving New Jersey Coadjutor
Archbishop Gibbons. of Baltimore, admins.
tered extreme unction to Archbishop Bay.
ley. This sacrament is only administered
In cases of illness where there is no hope of
recovery.
Harry Shannon, the boy orator, gave
private exhibition of his powers last night
in parlor G of the Continental Hotel, the au>
dience being composed of Representatives of
the press and few invited guests. The
boy and his father will sail for Europe on
the Goth instant, taking with him letters
which will insure the boy genius an audi
ence of the Queen. .,,.o i...
Governor Anthony, OF Kansas, says if we
could lock up Congress- and the State Legis-
latures for ten years, at the end Of that time
we should have prosperity. Of course dur
ing the decade we should be governed by
our Governors.
A MARRIAGES. announced between Edmond
de Rothschild, who visited this country re-
Gently with Connt Louis de Turenne, and
Mile Adelaide, his cousin, daughter Of the
head of the Berlin branch of the family.
Charles v. Brown has now on bis easel,
nearly finished, fine portrait Of Bishop
Simpson, of the Methodist Episcopal church
The portrait is painted on a private order.
A new and finely illustrated work on the
art of Arabia, after monuments found at
Cairo, from the seventh century to the end
of the eighteenth, by NJ. Prisse d'Avennes,
has just been brought out at Paris.
Bierstadt, the artist, is spening several
weeks In Colorado. mN
Thomas Moran is at home in Newark,
and is very busy with bis brush. 1s
The portrait Of Mr.. W. W. Corcoran, of
Washington, ID just being painted for the
University sf Virginia, by Mr.. Elder.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
CITY NOTES.

The special trains on Saturday evenings,
to Ocean City, leaving the P, W. g. B. de
pot, at $50 o'clock, has been discontinued.
See advertisement in another column.
Much praise is due the Captain Of
the steam tug Falcon, for stopping
his tug and bringing young Woodward
to this city, who shot himself in the hand
on Wednesday last.
The Swedish lady vocal Quartette, at the
Opera House on Monday night next.
N. l.. Thompson & Co. will launch q
barge tor Warner & Co., at their ship yard
or Saturday afternoon.
No game was played yesterday afternoon
between the QuicEsteps and Alerts, owing
to the rain.
Cunning on the marshes is becoming
brisk.
New moon toenght.
Company G will meet to night for drill at
8 O'Clock, sharp.
Get ready for the Equinox.
Peaches are on the decline.
E. Jackson, city editor of the Every
Evening and Commercial, has severe at"
tack of rheumatism. His placewill be filled
by H. G. Colclazer, We hope Mr.. jackson
will soon be about again.
Mr.. Hickey filed the position Of bailiff Of
Council, last evening, Mr.. Lang being sick
Police business was very dull yesterday.
Four drunks comprised the list, who had
the usual fines and costs imposed.
1t is feared that last nights heavy rains
will do much damage, as it is likely to over
flow the marsh.
&C. Royce, formerly assistant librarian
of the Institute Library, is now employed
as reporter, on the every Evening and
CONNIE rcial."
Tomorrow will be the Sth day of Sep
tember. There will be y rush at the Cen
tral Flat Store. Gentleman are fond OF
consulting the glass in selecting q hat.
Come early and closely examine my stock.
D. NcCLosKY.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
This action of the Convention is rega rded

This action of the Convention is rega rded
as Of more Importance than any politica]
event since the Inauguration of the Presi'
dent. 1t was stated by Cabinet officer
this morning that the example of the Re-
publieans Of Pennsylvania will exert an in
fluence In the entire country, apd will re"
move all further opposition, and may be re-
garded as the first move In the direction Of
harmonizing all branches of the Republican
party.
THE SITTING BULL COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The Sitting Bull
Commissioners, Judge Lawrence and Col.
onel Corhyn, will leave here tc night for St.
Paul, to leave there next Wednesday.
AS water in the Upper Missouri is too
low for navigation after October 1st, the
prospects for the return of the Commise
sioner that way is not good. The distance
from Fort Benton to Bismarck is over one
thousand miles, and 1t is not much less tc
the beginning of the stage route south of
Benton. The probabilities are that Sitting
Bulls return on the terms of unconditional
surrender are very doubtful, but It will
show the disposition of the Government tc
play friendly part with the Dominion in
this matter. ..,5. .. CO., >i.
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 6.-Owing to the
slowness with which the returns come In
especially in the city, it is impossible at
present to give the resultas to the Legisla-
tive election. The returns thus fur indicate
Republican gains In the interior, but they
may be modified by later advice-. 1t is be.
lieved Bryant, Democrat, beats Ashbury,
Taxpayer, for Mayor in this city.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
PREMIUMS TO DELAWARE PEACH.
GROWERS.

The Permanent Exhibition Committee on
Awards of Premiums upon Perches and
Melons have made the following awards:
For the best display Of peaches by a single
grower the first premium of $40 was award
ed to Edward R Cochrane, nurseryman and
grower, Middletown, for the second best
display of peaches as above, the second pres
MUM of SIS was awarded to j. G. Brown,
Wyoming.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
Harrington has organized brass band.

Harrington has organised brass band.
On Monday the Goth ult., Ohas. Barker,
a farmer near Milford, had his barn to
catch fire inside and on the upper floor.
The fire was discovered in time so that it
was easily extinguished; but on the follow
ing Friday 1t caught again in the same sec.
ond story. This time it had made such
headway that the barn and all its contents.
as we'll as a large barrack of hay adjoining
was wholly consumed. The stable, carriage
house, and another large barrack of hay
was saved; but on Monday the 9th, these
were also found to be on fire, and were
wholly consumed IN spite OF all efforts to
save them.
The Rev. G. K. Morris, of Sassafras, has
been appointed in charge Of Galeua Circuit
M. E. Church, in place 81 Rev. E. G.
Irwin, who is suffering from sickness.
Dr.. F. g. Wilson, while riding along a
public road one day last, week in Queen
Anne's County, was assaulted by some un.
known parties In a piece Of woods.
At the Fruit Display at the Permanent
Exhibition in Philadelphia, Mr. E. R Coch-
ran, of Middletown, contributed II varieties
Of peaches; being the greatest display of that
kind Of fruit. u't'Et,9 .9&i.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
NOTICES..

NrOrICE.-PH WI L.
~ MiNGTON Il BALTIC. H. R.--DELA
WAKE DIVIsION.--IMPOKTANT No
TOE ..-.c.,,s.,,,,, ~, Got.
rrdays only, to Ocean City, connecting q.
Harrington With NE afterho'n IRAN iiona ,,,
Philadelphia, and returning on Nons".o s.', =,
to connect with the Morning trun fro u
narring on to Philadelphia, will not oeru''
afCer this date .,t
phi,oaa,nhia Semi. 2. lS77. sep7-I
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Local .AHa1r9. .
CHURCH CONSIDERATION.

Bishop Lee, assisted by Rev. T. G. Littell
Doctor Frost and Clemson, and others Of
the clergy, consecrated the new Episcopal
church at Newport, on Wednesday last. The
church, which is known as ct. James, is q
very neat and pretty frame edifice. The in.
terror is very neat and simple in it's finish.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A grand temperance mass meeting will be
held, on Sunday afternoon next, at Weiler's
Grove, Landenberg, on tre Delaware West.
ern Road, to commence at Q o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Mr.. Dutcher'
Col. J. H. Moore, W. H. Quinn. j. Hargis
and others Trains on the Delaware Western
will leave this city at 1880 a. m, and return
arriving here at O'Clock p. m.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
W WASHINGTON INTELLIGENCE.
THE EASTERN WAR.

THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST GAMBETTA.
LONDON, Sept. Ga despatch from Paris
to the 'Dai]y News" says. There are three
counts In the indictments against M. GAM
beta which charge offenses against the
person of the President and against the Re.
public, including one for the passage in his
Lille speech ending with the words, "Se
soumettres on Sc demettre." .N4i L.
THE ROMAN HIERARCHY IN SCOTLAND.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 6-The "Guardians"
London correspondent says the Pope has
definitely resolved to restore the Roman
hierarchy In Scotland. Cardinal Manning
will shortly 20 to Rome on confidential
mission in that connection.
THE SITUATION IN BULGARIA.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Russian success
at Lovatz places Osman Pasha in the awk-
ward position of having hostile force on
both flanks. Either defeat at Plevna or
an attempted withdrawal might result in
the destruction of the army, unless the
Russians are compelled to weaken their
forces on that side In order to meet Mehemet
ALPS advance from Rasgrad. The latter
seems to place the Czarewitch army In a
position very similar to Osman Pasha's.
If Turkish ascounts may be trusted-and
they seem to be confirmed id these particus
lars by Russian admissions-a Turkish force
has crossed the Lom and reached the
neighborhood of Obirtini, while another
force has crossed the river Lom to Polo-
marka. These corps are understood TO be
operating against Biela, but they jeopar.
die the whole Russian campaign east of
the Yautra, as we'll as communications with
Tirnova.
GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATES.
OF the gold Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England yesterday eagles to the amount of
100000 we're for shipment to New York.
TURKISH FINANCES.
A special from Therapia to the "Times"
says :-"Even according to Turkish finan-
cial estimates, which are reported on all
sides to be as untrustworthy as formerly, .
deficit of 100000 Turkish pounds is an
ticipated for the year 1SH-7S, which will
have to be raised by special taxation"
THE POPE BETTER.
A "Times" special from Rome says the
health of the Pope is improving.
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oAPs1ZED.

Charles and Dennis Buckmaster, while
out cunning on Wednesday, in a boat, t,iwere
caps'zed at the mouth of the Christiana,
which was caused by the swell from the
steamer FELTON,. They lost their guns,
lowder, and shot, which, however, were
recovered, after diving several times.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-07
CHRISTY SENATE.

A meeting of the Senate will be held at s
O'Clock on Saturday evening, at their cham
Der, for the purpose of taking into considers
alton the propriey of attending the celebra-
tion Of the BrandywIne on Tuesday, at
Chadd's Ford.