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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-25

THE NEW ORLEANS
BULLETIN,
AN EIGHT PAGE DAILY,
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING.
Containing the Latest Intelligence.
eY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL
rro.u, Al Parts OF the World.
With the Most Complete. Accurate end Reliable
Lscay and Domestic Nesc1.
THE GENERAL READING MATTER Il most
carefully oulled from American and European
Journals, and great pains are taken that nothins
shall b published that can offend the most y.
fined end isstidious tasts>
THE COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL RIVER
1ND SHIPP1N0 COLUMNS
n. .nde, II. charge Of experienced oea. che
mas. "a aAo,t "a ~ake than eeli.Ale nd sa,ja
lActofy 70 The
aERCAhEtt4 1Ub1IU.
tbs ths chic sin q The efoprieses e uaas
he BULLETIN acceptable sna valuable 70 Alj
,lassss the MERCHANT. the MECHANIC, the
and the POLITICIAN OF CoNsEA
vATyvE VIEWS. - veil ~ y the 1AMuy
CIRCLE.
Having large end constantly sncfeasins siss
,ulation 1. shis city and State end contiguous
,oant,y. Il ssessats most dssszsbls ssdiun Sse
1,AGE M. BAKER.
EDIToR AND PaoP2uTo1
tCvesy Descrptcr %
JoH eRtNT.xNo
,OMMERCfAA, RAILROAD AND sTEA1.
GOAT PRINTING.
4AwxERs, sRIEF, BLANKS AND orHxn
LEGAL DOCUMENTS, ETC.,,
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A class Of ragged boys in . school Dad

Wants aud To Rons5nsertedip the BULLErN for
6fty cents.
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The above statement is . Just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company
P. FOURCHY, President.
G. W. MOTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day Of
June 1875 JAMES FAHEY, N p.
At meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
14th day of june 1875 it was resolved to pay to the
Stockholders on demand interest at the rate Of 10
per cent per annum on their stock.
f.Maspefo Ed. Toby.
D. Fatjo, P. Fourchy,
S. z. Relf, NJ. w. Smith,
L. r. Generes, j. j. Fernandez,
D. A. Chaffraix, j. NJ. Allen,
Chas. LATTE. je16 rs ~
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L. GERfEIS Gun Maker 1917 Commercial Alley.
New Orleans La Target Iiffes made to order. Muz-
zleOaders changed to breech Aers, and repairing
done neatly.
f. BUSCH, 18H Commercial Place. New Orleans
Bell hanging and general house work attended to at
short notice and reason .ble prices Also vaults,
all descriptions made Safe repairing . specially
JAMES h. REYNOLDS, Y BarOnoe street, Cen
erL House and Steamboat Smith Door and Win
dow Grating Iron Safes, Store and Vault Door
Locks Iron Railings Office and House Keys made.
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TyHE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE C0HPANx
OF NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
CGnef Of Camp and Canal StreetA
ESTABLISHED IN 1S0S.
Income Hof yeaf 63e D
Resets December 81, $50 80
The Company insures Fire, Marine And River
Risks. Issues Marine Policies payable in London In
case Of less. J.W. HINCKs, Secretary.
AID. SCHREIBER, Vice President
]. TUYES, President,
ORRCTo8S:
". B. Schmidt h. Il. BickhA@,
PlAcide Forstau Ad Schneider.
II. GaIly Jules Tuyee,
Charles LATTE, w. A. Bell,
W. Van Benthuysea, d. Fatio,
Emile Bouny, .. D. Eogers. &e3 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
Local BreYitteS.

Marriage liceuses were granted in Washing
ton yesterday to Aaron B Lu z,achcr Of i}al.
timorc and Virginia Goldsmith of Fred rick
burg Va, and Joseph Il Vaushn and l,aetta
FL. Burch Of Rlchmond.
The Supreme Lodge Of Knights o! Pythias
meets 10 Philadelphia, Augus' 10, next Thurs
day The delegates from Virginia are George
L. Simpson of this city, aud l.. l.. Bass of
Richmond.
The American Coal Company at its wharvcs
10 this city, yesterday, loaded the schooner
Louisa Birdsall with $50 toDs Of coal 10 ten
hours, only one gang being worked.
Mr.. Theodore Dilger, while W king on north
Lee street, last nj gEit was struck on the head
by brick, thrown By some unknown party and
badly cut.
Rober, Mills, formerly of this city, is report.
cd to have died in Washington yesterday.
Mrs. Upshur, daughter of Bishop White,
died in Richmond "Wednesday night.
An unknown thief stole ham from the res
ldcuce of Policeman Smith last "Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
yJyp THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF
FAIRFAX COUNTY.

You are most respectfully invited to assemble
at such places in your respective districts as
may be named by tho district Suporintendcnt,
on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF August 1917
At 3 o clock y m, for the purpose OF selecting
five deler ties for each district 10 the convention
W aich viii assemble in Alexandria on the 3oth
instant to nominate candidate for Congress.
For the purpose of moro thorough and com
plAte organ zaton of the party for the fall cam
psign, in accordance with the recommendation
of the State Conservative Committee, - MASS
MEETING will be held at tho Court House, on
MONDAY, the 2lst day Of August, 1876. Court
day. when it is proposed to ratity and endorse
the Tilden and Hendricks nomlraliun 1t Ii TO
be hoped there will be u full turn out. Distin.
euished Speakers may be expected on the oc"a-
sion. 1ho.uh o mO'hE'
aug 4-St County Superintendent
NyOIICE-The attention of al parties ow-
~ ing gss bills is called to the following res
oIution nd opted at tho last meeting of the Com
mttee on Light:
Resolved, That the Superintendent be- and
he is hereby instructed 10 collect All oack bills
due the Gas Works, and if the same are not paid
hv Septem Der 18th he shall cut OF the gas from
tHe PREMISES of all delinquents and proceed TO
collect by distraint or otherwise" :,
| hone, there all parties owing olils viii
come forward and pay the same, and thus re-
lieve me- of the fulflment Of disagrees5!e outy.
aug 4-2awtd II. =: ~ 1Ao1.. o1I =
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tAArl.ANDS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

having engaged frat class Teacher, ] pro.
pose p Mig !. select school for y limited NAM
b-r a pupils first session TO begin 18Th Of Seq
lni."r and close 18th Of June. The situation IS
y q. sn.'s wholesome, easy OF access, with m Fps
I, %. church within walking distance. post
III ud daily nail. Not only vii snccla! "a
..'.tion he psd to the mental and religious cui
IT, (: 81 the Sc, onra, but their physical culture
W. ! bo considered.
Mss LUCY NELSON, the principal Tcscn~
er brings the highest testimonials rs nn ln-truc
lr, : iii Latin s'.onch, Mathematics and me
'lgn + English branches.
s,ls: T.. u SMITH Assistant
Mss FOX. Teacher OF Music.
Turns For session Of nine months $3.50, bnlI
payable in ad"ancc; the othor half In" irs: Il
February. This includes board washing, l.. :
lsh Tuition, Music, with use of Primo, Frcncn
l4atln ANA Mathematics.
INSTRUMENTATION. K. 7. Davis, Lers5arg !;
FEY. . a. Kinsolving, Halifax Court H"usn !;
Rev W NJ. Dame, Alexandria; kev: d. ain.
nego'o,ic, kichmond; Bishop Dudly, Louisvi'lo.
Drc.t 81 Mrs. GEORGE CARTER bntIsnts
L. o., louduun CO., Va. ly l9-cot i
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south Iss2gEca.

PANAMA. Juy 26.-Ihc long expected out
broak IL he Cauca has apparently LegGu. On
tn, lOth lus.aat 800 # the conservative Cath
ole party attacked the toi ces Of the povtrn-
UNI 10 the city of PaImra. Live religion, !"
Down with toe government were the battle
wurd. of he assailauts. After Two hours
fighting !hny w.rr repealed. There We're ten
mru killed III the affrag. No prisoners were
trktD Several oil the ether cities Of tina! State
ar, declared in a state OF siege. The con Scrva-
lives of the States of Tollma and 4Anii"eu;a are
..putgd 70 BE- in learue with those OF Cauca.
The oational govcrEm nj has sent 600 men
10 Lahcnda. This st p is viewed Iy toi,ma as
,ncnac., which she may possibly r,Sent 1t
able. ABlosuia will probably make common
cause with TollmJ. y crisis seems imminent.
CHILL
The Mackenzie party absialncd from voting
on Jun 18th il the presidential elcci9us, to
Nv TT the threatened collision between the pop
uace and the government. Mr.. Plrto, the
officill candidate, has walked over the
course.
Aoothcr attempt was made on June och to
assassinalr the political leader. Mr.. Juan Mop
talvo, in Quito. The assalant was the same
man, Joaquin Gomez, son of the ex Minister
OF State.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Nicaragua still rrmaus ready for any at
tempted luvaslon. The prisoners lit Tor mlh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

DEspoNpENCY, il allowed unchecked, will
often produce a morbid condition, so that the
least unsatisfactory affair that happens will
swell iuto terrifying proportions. The mind
being warped often lpparts tofpldlty to the
BODY, all OF which more frequently Is the effect
of lnacson Of the liver than from any other
cause, and by resorting TO Summons Lver
Regulator the mind will often find relief with
the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

tary service arc being drafted into the army.
All others, save homicides, are to be partoncd.
Nothing has occurred 10 mar the peace # the
Central American States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

REDUCTION IN COST OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wing
to the increase in the number Of pupils last
year, and the improved classified ion intro.
duccd by Superintendent Carnc the cost Of
educating each pupil in he public schools WIS
reduced 81, or nrarl; ten per cent. Heln!orn.
us that he will probably be able to rifac: sumo
further reduction in the comi1g year,
POLICE REroET-Edward Garter, cnlorc,l,
for assaultng his wife, Lucinda Carter, WAS
dismissed on the payment of costs by Justice
Whlttlesey.
james Sinns, for being drunk and iisorHcry
in the Market square, WAS committed to The
chain gang for so days.
VIM. Moore, Caroline Brown and Isaac Nor
ris, al colored, for dsorderly eondurt, woro
fined s:.d discharged by Justice Thompson.
OvERsEERs OF THE Poor The Mayor has
appointed George w. Dearborn Of the l<t ward,
Thomas Lannon of the I'd ward, Wesley Avery
Of tho Sd ward, and james w. Nails, of the 4.h
ward, Overseers OF the Poor.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
From ~ aSfRsNglOn.
SENATE,

WASH. NGToN, Aug. 4, lS76.-The Senate
received from the House The River all; H.rhol
bin, disagreed to it, add committee of conler
cncc was arpolnlcd.
The Postal Appropriation bill WAS then taken
IN, ana NJ. DlvtS OF w st Va, delivered {
lengthy speech IN the financial question.
HOUSE OF REpREs ENTATIvEs.
10 the IL 5usG a Senate bill making ST. Pau
a port Of o?prasomcn: was passed.
Tic majority aud minority reports IT The
committee on Civil Service and Reform were
ordc.cd 10 be .rlntei and laid Oh the table.
The Comntae "a Military AlEaira was dis
charccd f0al the further cousl tcrGtlon Of bill
TO furnish hea1s:oncs for deceased soldiers.
The Rccr ami II ,rb,r bill rs amended hy
the Scuatc was taken up, and after DEBATE a.
TO a proper ratc7cncc, u nation to lay the bill
on the table was lost ayes, 4G; NOES, l43.
The House huS non cancuIrea in The Sen
atc's .u;cnj MS, and committee Of Confer
cree was appointed.
Tie cncimit!vc. were ,hcu called Tor reports
Of Il private natuGu, whGn s bill to extend the
putent u,ou r,tton gl., biog taken up, q
good dec .! time was crnsru.I ia It's crnsd-
cratioG, and tiaai!y ~ ~: and no vote taken
uyun the passage o. the n.i! under i suspension
of the rules, the result, b1iug rs defeat by ayes
~, uo~s l23,
A Restitution i1r the Hayln nj If the employ
ees of the n u;e who we're discharged Ill June
last vas ado i"G
\ Dutior 70 t i1.7 h cn;nm!,tce on the Dis
'r!ct hcai E'ia'c Pool 4 ciclk, was, after some
time Consumed IL ,ator; proceedings, Carried.
The IL ,;isy t;iu, w3ut alto clmmltfrc oil The
Whole, AID NJ. lIagti - spoke in reply to MIR.
Lamar.
l.!e u,use coulmtIce have agreed that the
evidence Is not sufficient to warrant the lm
peachncn. ii Jl'gc Wy!ie.
THG GOLD PAYMENT RESUMPTION.
The iiauk,ng suI Currency CGumittcc of
the House, tnis taoratat. y vote Of ayes 6
to nays t, adopted :",o'n'ssn - recon.n2nd
the repeal ui TIC sl'scl: rr$un rtlo1 ac!, and
,ppoin;irf commission q three h"@r~Seuta
tivcs anu il l;k- nunbcr If Scnst1rS with power
to cnp!ry "x.Hrts vita i Vl:w II The rrsuup.
ton Of specie p.gnaots at tho earliest period.
PUBLIC PRINTER
Nhn PrcsiirJi as uD!.i,naicd A. NJ. Ctapp,
the prcsnni ciI;rf d he Con; r2s.ional rrinll &
o1ic>, t. lie Superintendent OF the pubic print
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MN Nc1ALSC oN1MERCIAL

Notwithstanding the hard" times outside
and the scarcity of 'ready" money among the
reople, the supply in financial circles is Shund
an, and easily obt.ined on good collatetsls at
decliring rites. Gail loans in New York are
quoted st It.2a per cant and prime mercantile
nsper At Ss4 per cont. State bonds are very
steady Virginia c,nsois selling at 10, and cou'
,,s ~ s5A In railroad securities there is moth
~ .Ininn and we quote:
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THOMAS MOORE, Of ''ai
rniriar county. ~ l7-w4w



( Am Il&oiJ% NJ, HALn-By virtue o.
= DEGREES ~ ""c D''e"'I Ioutt ~ .
e'hht,, FS hl,,r ''"''c-' ' ~ .T I, ,t
Term 100 81" ) ~" .5'in 'o'o' Luz" 'nt - - t ,
st'' II cH..-''F'5 ~ '''ot;n ~';1 rnn,, ,h,.
'c'i E"'fs ., IS po"'"R !" S"'t No"'' ; ,,'
subscriber: - c"."m':si"He' % ST. Hppo'''-t'
nF IH' s''i u''Fc' - - P;'' ~ 80 ~
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bui.d ~ -" .o{a ssrc"1 ~ M c!'J -
9ri" va 800 81 - - ~ ~ N ~ "
Vs.! 81 when ':c''Sn fnH1l1,H o'o" s''"'.' "a
j"l"lhS Mo Lands 81 H@!i'u'i dIh'" ah1 oL"'',
III -ni"2 S"4"rh!c i"l,. ~ o!Iu"S h"' ~ !,
containing 49, l., - p i4"t - t. :"
d" = y ,. 1-ol 49, o'i' nus ~ nsts,c ~
80 "I ~ +o sn".s - ,u ,' h.o siIotr
70 ner lor ~" dover.
i"rn- .: nsie; one thiTd OF the p"Fcn ''
=. ,nJ Y m,rlns from the day of
NIX .,...r..,. .n, ,4of.rr.d pnvncnts to be
.,,fr,J ~ it,. r,.,., ~ tn. purchasers with ap-
nrnv..I leu, = and the retention 81 the title
ri. nl.,.n ,,,.rci,s-.. money i id.
lyi1-c"t. ALBERT :5TUA..T, Com. OF Sale"
..,f.,;..,nNEv.,.4 ,tIn g VAlIIA-
! ,C''h 10, ~ - IL r. H. I, -
~ BE Ian - pursuant u the "''Fc" ~
-" |I'cUI N.u'I VI M ~
Jane zen 1910 IL '"o SUI u "'"'! 't''N'p -
Jan&s , VI H-ofs Anl "'""'s IN "'i'-', 81 '''.
commissioners hai!2o III 5'.U ~" ,, ,,
''DN ~ !. ! 80" q ,'>S e rs Tn,-, ,,,",
beng Court day. III II" I .! -nE "ou'' ii1" =.
door o. s,'a county, ~ . LOG" - ~ vnI,I-
lha hlgHcs bidder, u. puo.;G 7Hi' ICY 49,
DIE is'h'. - nm " ''0 .,-r n,
NarGurs at p:"aeHt 1csiIe:, "hI.4.I'"2 ~ 'cf'a
LIE 'Nil'! = u'.0'I - s' 1u 81: -
Is improved W T IL y VI !. - w I. LIN w .i":i
"n, .dc u:ulI .u' bu 'tt."5 ana ne on..fsasa'
ioAck rum ma nc y 10 w j., .A't
Inc village 81 te''|'',"r 'H'' es' |"'
ana r '"E't!EAS- l'''.l''t . h.,, 40 will
Te ~ .! >.'.c: >, 'nuch cAsh ~ manu- NJ wiz
DC F,4aa4 - P's -" ~ - ,J
Of So AZ. tue 's.duc payable l. one ."o ""u
Lnf"' a. III SI''H' '!'TIA''"c'i-,' Wv"
.,t n. tr Ha-.:r, viii. approved personal seG'tI-
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The RIlssi;lrl 3H,Ar.

New YORK. August 4.-rhc Trbuac has
the following special:
CAMP on YELLOWSTONE NJ. T. JUS 81 !
VIA HELENA, NJ. l. Au2ut3
Thr rrport that prisoners wcr@ !Tha1, du'iEi.,
Clusters fight on tho Lutte Big ll1rEaaI a!Etr-
ward murdered is untrue, !'hc .DeT with Gus
ter all icl lighting CALAMITY to the ia>;
The command mrve* ,n-d"Y tGgaIa the Roso
Bud Valley which is prac!ic .bla foE wagons.
We will give up tbs stream. oTGurlrat Oh
las been opened with q 0esai Cook. Trails
are reported leading from the L.te BIZ H2ro
toward the Rasc Rul.
CHICAGO, August "A Dispatch from Gen.
Terry received at General S'"ri,ta2'5 b I'd
quarters this morning -ta'cs Ia; "a Elc IS
Of July he w@ull coIrmc &c II movcman' u
he Rose Bud with ! yivv If forming inc
tioa with Gen. Crook The d!Spa:ch jjr,hrr
states that onvs received 'ronl ov&ry qTartcr IN
cates that thn Indians ar !'r2ak'TG u iptn
sinai! war parties with Vow Of !lnrotnfing
border settlements Oilers ar probably tired
o. war and are seeking the aGcGcl.s.
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ED.

On Friday morning, August 4th, in this city,
ANNE, youngest daughter Of Peyton and Ma.
~ L. Randolph, nged Is months and days.
[Richmond papers please copy ]
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WEATHER PRoBABlLITIEs.-W Var Dg"n
meut. Office ofhe Chit Signal Officer, Wash
,nqton, u. g., august 4. lS76-lO:5 81 a. m
In the Middle Stats falling barometer, sthIlon-
airy or slowly rising temperature with cicsr or
fair weather, and uastcrly to southerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

Deserv cdly PapuIar-Wc mean DIR. Bull
Vegetable Pills, for everybody has derived niue!
benefit from their use. Physicians recommCnt
them
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LOCAL NEWS.

Hay- Persons leaving the city during the sum
mer can have the Gazette mailed to them Tree
of postage.
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RGINIA FEMALE INSTlrU / h,
Uiruipi.

Rev. 4. H. PHILLIPS, A NJ, Rcctor
Assisted by large corps If experienced officers.
Thirty -aecond annual session will commence
%cpt. 6 Patronage represents nineteen states
Buildings spacious Grounds extensive. Terms
moderate. Churches OF seven denominations
within three minutes walk. For Catalogues
address the Rector, or Hon. II. w Shctfcy
ig 2I-ZaWdNtWlm
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Ef.a Turkish War.

's'f.2 uTNGSia ~ ar.
NEW YORK, AuG. l.-inc Herald has ihc
tHrw.r2 ct0ic Sltc 81!
LONDON, Aug. 3 - the SPECIAL cnrCcspon
icnt o! TIL. Hc.u!,: al Vienna lclcuruph& under
the natc of August ;h@t She tore'r" nmhass%-
dars nave 1t list i'tnT"r-d n; cnic-cG protest
again { H.. ;,rrsc It niucI Of !hc caLipa:.n In
Scrvii. lhc 'tISp" ct states that = ri am
hassargTs iI.vc gwen warning ~ the Sublime
p3!:c TIT uGta>s te TT" sent system OF riiISt-
Ing volunteers a CTusnicr$ againSt the Chris
ilGs Is stoppo, European military intervention
is inevitable. \: a consequence OF thS warning
the Sublime Porte has Ordered that no more
volunteers be enlisted agaln-t the Scrvlaus
The iicraid's special correspondent at Bucha-
rest, un;C! tn: saulC Jatc, reports that the Sui
tan : illness sil! continues. The paralysis, from
which he has been suffering. still lncapacI'alcs
him ior the lahors # state. The government
is preuccupicd with busiacss which increases
steadily. The audcatinn of Muiad is imm-
nent, aud may bc locked for ut any moment.
Some difficulty may be cXpcricrccd IN fading
a successor 70 the .r,sent Sultan, rs il is stat
cd on good authnr,'y that Abdul Ahmed Et
fcndi will accept the throne ooly on certain con-
duOns Reports says that ne insists as a con
dition precedent that c9nvocI tiun Of physicians
declare bis brother maady ncurablc. ln the
event OF "a disagreement, which Is probable
another On4ul;atlon will be lcd. Abdul Ahmed
requests The establishment OF regency, but
as there is grave d9ubt as TO the legality of he
course it is not probable the rCqucs will be COM
pied with. Ii Mt illegal 1t is 1T least contest
able, and 10 tire present condition OF the en-
pilc il is not advisable to provoke internal cOu-
tcntionS. fuc Ii crad correspondent states that
the government has concealed the news OF az
UNI, ubtcd defeat 10 Herzegovina.
VIENNA, Aug. 4.-rhe Presse says Moukh-
tar pac!,a is Xpected shortly to t.kr refuge 10
Austria with his army, rs he is 80 hcrnmcd lD at
Trcbiugc that 1t is impossible to fcrcc passage
north. The Nv Free Press publishes intclli.
geuce from Constaotioorc sayltg that tho en-
iorccmcnt Of Midhat P,sha's proposed consti
tuition has again been pCSlp ned.
BELGRADE, Au& 4.-OiG:ia! dispatches state
ma CD Wednesday Inc Turks attacked Little
Zsardik aud we've rcpulscd. Thursday they at
lacked the Scrviau positions north O! Granada.
The result Of this attack IS a. yet vi. known.
y battle began Thursday before Gurgusovatz,
but no bulletin of the result. has yet been re-
coivcd.
LONDON, AuS. A dispatch! to Reuter-
Telegram Go. from SclDliu says: "lmportant
battles have bGno fu.ht during the last TWO
days at Ireslbaba between a slrOng advance
guard of Abdul kerim's army under Half
plcha, and the Syrv1Ds under Con. Horvsto-
vci. Trcsib.ba IS situated at The JUNCTION OF
tic roads leading from Pundirol" aud Granada
t. Gurgus fy&'z The Srp.au raj rrier,
nayeif is on the river Tltu1k, southwest Of Cur
eusCvaZ.
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NlNciNSATI Hoe MARKET. August 3-Hogs
s'ea9y and firm; common 5 5OnS6 l5 fair to
so'd llg INT 30aS6 %; do. heavy 25a$G 30 i; re-
1c'fI> eZ5; shipments obs
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FTNRUSTEES ShAE-By virtue Of deed of
Il LTrs; executed by Cornelius Ul.eary, js.,-
sni Bridget u LourH, dated on tho Isl day of
hprii, in INC year 1873, and Of record in tha
city Il AtoXaILris, Va, liber No. z, page 300
tn, under> gned, rs trustee therein named, sad
st the request OF the p"Ites by said decd sccurad
vii sell Tor cash, by public suction, IN from Of
the Market House on Royal street, Alexandria,
W., on SATU ADaI, tn" 18th dsy of August.
1876 at y G'cIocE m, the property conveyed TO
him BY TIC said deed OF trust, namely: 4 Ger
tain TE liNE Emf and LOT OF GROUND,
sitIistn in the SAID city Of Alexandris, on the
west side + Alfred street, between Cameron
nrd Quacn street, trontng Ia Get on Alfred
Street w4 running back fifty feet with the right
y ''' ~ u VHH}ELsS Z, STUART, jr.,
" PTS Trustee
DUELIC - LE--Dn THU RS DAY, angus.
& 2i.h. lS16 at the residence Of Samuel and
Enz Stewart. dec d., tn" undersigned nelrs OF
Snlnue ana Ella Stewart. decd will offer by
puh.lc ssI", .no following Described RkA Els
.aIn, lying n tauqu'Gr county, and State OF
Fi7gi.a, liz: .EG! acres, formerly known ne
,Gc nome pac,, WIN. Fletcher, decd. adj
joining tho inni> Of YIN. Beverley, Dsniel Kor
foot arG W. Z, Phil !ps The above describe!
and Is IL high stat. OF cultivation, is well
.dhit"& I" either t'.rmnE gazing, Is we'll
watcr"d aad .Gbtrad AID nus Oh 1t hi the No.
c,s.scy ou, buildings, oso adjeccn.to churches,
mills, schools, cc ADD il fact is 50 located rs to
make >, home .t:re"tyc 80 any one who wishes
10 locate u E!?C!nla. The second tract contains
20 acros, @cd lie. one milo from the aoovo tract
y Joining Che ENDS Gl Thomas GIaSscock. Eliza
W. dnYar, and a,aeTs and Is also in 4. h gh state
III u titrtoa, 4ud only one mile from Rector
town doi", ~ tha W. &, V. VI i u. ). K. Il,
thereby making both farms convenient to the
n,arkos ot Alexandria Warrington and Batl-
nor THo above two tracts .! land can be
Dougat .. tbp heir. til private sale prior t. the
,ruyn :a.r; 1Gt i not .o:i 1T private 81 e VII
-. ulI rui promptly ~ IL y clock a., August
- $50. & islh.ic -ale on the premises.
"rg,r Iu.Lr i.u~n on the day .! sale
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