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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-20
Nv Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents ana Actloneers.J
VALyABLE REAL ESTAiE IN ALEX; - :
SALE.
Under authority of the decree of the CIRCUIT
Court uf Alexandria county, Va, Ia the suit OF
Roschs executors against Roach's devlsees,
passed at the May term, 1875, the undersigned,
as commissioner will ofor on StiIUNDAl,
October l4tb, 1876 at II m, by public auction
(unless taken up ut privnte sale, prior to The st
f October neAl) the following described prop
eTty:
i. "PROSPECT HILL" late the residence
Of james Roach, deceased, on the south side ol
the Arlington turnpike, and on the east side OF
the old road and the Alexandria and George
town road, containing FIFTY ACRES. On A.,
this trnct are the large BRICK NJ ANSlON Ea
HOUSE and TABLES, with other out tui.d-
ings- the whole making one OF The most do5ir-
able residences in the county
?. a triangular PIECE OF GROUN ND 10 the
west OF the above, situated between the old road
and the Alexandria and Georgetown road, con;
timing UUkTEEN ACRES, three roods and
ten poles.
5. A TRACT OF LAND in said county, on
Four Mile i;u1, on the county road from Alexan'
dris TO Georgetown, about equI-dlstant from
Washington, Alexandria and GcorgetoWn, con
| tailing about 50 a., D r. and IL p. This place
has .' Valuable WATER POWER fjr either
mill or . f.ctory ard the land is OF far quality.
| Sale to Jake place on the east front OF tne
| Turus: Twenty per cent of the purchase
| money cash; The rcsi-ue in three equa! nstal-
| nlcn:s st Fix, twelve aud eighteen months, re-
spectynly, with interest, to be secured by bonus
| Cf the purchaser with good personal security ;
| title 10 be retained until fail payment of tho
| purchase money, and the land to be resoid ut
| purc haser's risk uefauit in meeting bonds at
| maturity S. FERGUSON BEACH,
| seu I3 lots Commissioner.
4 ,OM MISSICNER'S SALE-By authority
| " of the decree OF The County Court oil Fair
| fax county in the suit now pending IN the CIR
cult Court of said county Of Frawner and vile
y: Plumb j. Co., entered ut the december
| Court, 1872 the undersigned, special commis-
sioner. nsmed in s.d decree, will, on MON
DAY, the 10Th day Of October, 1876, Court dny,
a, II O'Clock n before The door OF the Cou.E
Hcu . OF said county, sell to the highest Didder,
at llblc sale, al! that LOT OK PAKCEL Of
Ian which was allotted to Emma Fiawner
| in tho division Of her mothers real es. ate and
by her Did to Burr VI Plumb & Co., contain
ing, by recent survey, % ll6 l6O acres. Inis
land lies on the Little river pike, south, a6out "a
| miles east of Fairfax Court House, and Il mi ei
from Goodings old tavern; is Of good qaslty
| ueayily wooded and we'll watered, but without
lmproyements Sale positive
| ierms-5n much cash in hand ss WILL pay the
| costs of suit and expenses of sale, and the resi-
due in the three equal annual pay rnents, TO bear
interest from the day OF sale, and to BE secured
by the notes OF the purchaser with good per-
sonsl security, and retention OF title Until the
last payLucnt ls made
SEP i6-w4w THOS. MOORE Com. OF Sale
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Ey Green ~ Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
NOM MMloSIONEk'S SALE-Pursutnt to 8
" decree OF the Circuit Court OF Amherst
country, pronounced st the Aprll term, 1875, in
the chsncery sui of Pascoes administrator VS..
Psscoe, &c. L vii. on SATU RDAf, the Both
day Of September 1876 IN front Of the Mansion
House, Alexandria, Va, proceed to sell at E5'.sA
auc,iun TWO HOUSES and LOTS, on .asSa
Fairfax street, between Wolfe and Wilkes sLs.,
Alexandria, Va. belonging to the estate OF Rev.
Jonn l.. P,.scce, deed one occupied by John
l.. Boyer ana the other by J. Ii. Hayes. The
two lois sdiciu, and there is on each lot a good
two-stpry BrcZ Dwelling containingsl six rooms.
Terms Cash to pay costs of suit and of sale,
and tor the remainder credit of one, two and
three years; the pIIc chaser giving bonds, with
good personal security, bearing interest from
d = .! sue, ani w...vcr Of nomcs.cad OF cxemp-
ton IND Title rc;aiEud Us Iurtuer security till
the purchase money Is paid
sep 4-w4w JNU B. ROBERTSON, Com.
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Parties interested sre hereby notified that |
have fixed upon the 2Sth day of September, 1876.
at my ofice, ut Fairiax Court House. as thetme
and pl"ce l shall execute the above decree
Given under my hand this 28th day OF August,
1876. JAMES nj. LOVE,
aug 2-w4w Comin'r in Ch'y. Circuit Ct
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ICE CREAM.

A CARD-I hereby return my thanks to my
IA friends and the generous public for the la
vors they have conferred on me by their patron
age, hoping BY strict attention to business to re-
ceive continuation Of tho same.
JOE CREAM, WATER ICES, and GUS
TARDS of all favcrs, from hslf gallon to any
quantity, n.aie and sent to sll parts OF the CITY
{ entlemrn's rooms first floor; ladies parors
second floor. j. ,. FORCE,
No 125 King street,
iva Aiexandri., Va.
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ISy Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
E7EUaThEo SALE-By virtue OF deed Of
4 trust executed by Frederick Ludwig dated
.I,.nnary lst, 1853, and of record in the Clnrk's
office OF Alcxandria city, in liber Z, NO ., folio
s5. Lne undersigned the trustee therein named,
upon the request of the creditor secured by the
said deed, will sell, by public auction, ior cash,
in front Of the Mansion House, ON Fairfax ST.,
Alexandria, Va on SATU RDA9, the Both
day o: September 1876, at II O'clock M, the
property conveyed to him by the said deed Of
trust to wit: A TRACT OF Ian d, with GssssAA GsssAA
TIE BUILDINGS and improvements 90
thereon, lying partly in the counties Of Alex ~
driA sd Fairfax, generally known as "YEArEs 3
GAKDEs," and containing FIFTEEN ACRES,
more or less.
aug 25-eots w. A. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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In the Circuit Court OF FalriaX county, June
term, 1876,
DANIEL WHITE VI. GEO. W. WILL
~ LIAMS. In chsncery.
1he Court doth adjudg dge, order and decree that
this cause be referred to Master Commissioner
James NJ Love, with instru, tions to ascertain
and report the real estate belonging to the de:
feadunt, George w. Williams, the situstion of
the same, with its fee simple and annual value
That he also take an account of the liens existing
against the same, by judgment or deed OF trust
tie amounts due on ss ne, with any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or which may be
required by any Of the parties to be SO stated. A
notice of the time and place of taking the store.
mentioned account to be published once week
for four successive weeks in some newspa per
published in The county of Fairfax or city Of
Alexsndria, which snail be equivalent to per-
sona service OF such notice on the parties
Extract. Teste:
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A LASkA POWDER, for cleaning metals
II. marble, mirrors, window glass &C, &c ,
tor sale by
sep 49, z. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-20

TRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE WILL
LIAM COUNTY-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by Charles Roy and wife on the 18Th
day of March. 1874. snd duly recor1od in the
Clerks Office of Prince Willlsm County Court,
in lber No. 80 folio 9, the undersigned, trustee
in said deed OF trust, for the purpose carr ing
out the provisions of said trust, will sell at pub
lie suction, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of Ocio-
tober, 1876, before the front door of the Court
House OF Prince William county, that AL.
WHEATLAND lying about two miles from
Nokesville station, adjoining the land upon
which Joseph Roy now resides, and containing
$50 acres Terms or sale cash
sep 6-W4w A. DEPUE, trustee
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rOMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU.
" ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
Pursuant t. the decree Of the Circuit Court #
Fairfax county, pronounced at June term. 1876
in tho suit Of Harrison M Simpson vs Chsrles
W. Ratcitte the undersigned, commissioners,
named in said decree, will, on MONDAY, the
10Th dsy of October, 1870, Court day at twelve
o'clock 10. OF said day, sell TO the hg est bidder,
at public sale, in front OF tee Court House door,
that valu .ble and improved farm on which the
said Charles w. Ratclitfe at present resides
containing about FOUR HU NDRED ACRES.
This land lies about 1t miles northwest Of the
village of Cen,reville, Oh the BrsIdoct road
and near the Wsrrenton pike. The soil ls OF
the character known as red, is of toe best quail
ty, produces heavy crops Ct wheat, corr end
grass, and is not c1celled by any farm IN the
county. It will be sold in parcels or at private
sale should it not b. so!d on the lay named.
Terms of Sale-So much cash in hand ~ will
be requisite to pay the costs of suit and expenses
of sale, and the residue in three equal annual
pay yments, to bear interest from he J OF sac,
and to be secured by the notes OF the purchaser,
with good personal security, and retention CT
title until the last payment is made
II. w THOMAS,
THOMAS MOORE
,an J6 wdu Con, m rs of Sale.
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No. 65 King street.

No. 65 King street.
We have now in store, purchased direct from
the Iflanuf .ctorics, u full, complete ana hand-
some assortment Of goods in our line, to wnlch
we invite special attention.
French China Dinner sets com III phi'u pin',
white, pitt band and decorated; French Chins
Tc. sets in gilt band and decorated; frchch
Cbina Cups and Sauccrs, gilt band ana p!ain
white; French China Vases, new patterns ana
vcry handsome; French China Toilet pets,
Moss Rose and other patterns Engilsh Ioilet
SITS, handsomey decorated, something new;
China Mug, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, &c
We have the largest and most complete stock
Of goods ever before brought to this place, which
we are Offering at very low figures. Call and
examine our goods and prices mn
~ oTloE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.
COLLECTOR OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va. july Il, 1876
Notice is 1T re:y given that the Tax bills due
for 1876 are now in our hands for collection, and
the attention oi parties Interested J; respectfully
called TO the following provision IN the revenue
bill OF that year.
count of ten per cent on AL bills psId III full oy.
the first of september, 1876 and u discount ol
eight per cert on all Dlls palc IN fuli ny 1n'
D'@' O' S K. FIELD, COL South District
JNO Il HILL, Col. Nortn. Dis~
iy2l-2m -------
rABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, SClS-
/ SURS, &c. II,
rbe subscribers invite attention to a desirable
.toc, Of the above goods which were oousns 81 sS a.
redun,J urice, a:4. will be sold al b small az
q ,"bppies.ie and retsl;. Call and examine
VI ~ King street, corn Of Royal sts CON
a. ~ -L "a j. T CRkIGHTON SUN.
"NCANVASED Sucar-cured :h9uidsFs
md Breakfast Pieces just received by
| sep II o. 0' '" -
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uuLll sS!u JULIUS dlc pd:u
H. Q. CLAUGHTON,
&. w. WATTLES,
uan 11-mt,t (nna M re- of Saln

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed BY Wesley Makely, dated Jsnu-
ary 9th, 1874, and of record in the Clerks OF.
fee of Alexandria city, the undersigned, the
trustee therein named, upon the request OF the
creditor secu ed by said deed, will sell, by pub
lie auctiuu, lor cash, on the premises. on ~ Els.
DAY, the 271h day of October, 1876, at twelve
o clock IN, the property conveyed to him by
HOUSES, on Duke street, Alexandria, .S.agL
Va, known as Nos. 227 and 229
aug 29-wts T. d. TEBBETS, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-20

NuE SMALL STABLE FOR RENT IN
W the =Iley back Of Hcrrick's harness store
Arply to e. - UHLER sep loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-20

FUi. hENT-'Ihe DIV ELLlNG HOUSE
A No. 223 King street. between Patrick and
Alfred. supplied with water and gas. Apply
At this Office. iy"
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Parties interested are hereby notified that l
have fixed upon thelS-h day of September, 1916,
at my office, at Fairfax Court House, rs the
tine AM place shall execute the above decree.
Given under my h.nl this 18th of August,
1875. JAMES M. LOVE,
aug 28-w4w Comm'r in Ch'y. Circuit Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-20

IN FOR RhHT-Thc premises Nos. 81 and
81 50 iilug street, EUw occupied by Messrs.
'Orsc IL 20. Possession given Aug lst, 1870.
Apply TO
,yil-e,tr ANDEEW JAMESON, Trustee.
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fOK SALE OR RENT.
tOD FARM FOR RENT-The farm


80. AZ S. WASHINGTON ST. FOR
ss:i RENT Possession given October lst, 1876.
ArpIv to GEO UHLitk sep l5-.i
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a:s$ai The three story BGlCk DWELLING,
40. - Fairfax -treot, between King and Prince,
west dc, recently occupied by ,laj VIM. w
Herbert Apply to Gl.hEN y WISE, or Mai.
Herbc.l sen Aft
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Parties interested are hereby notified that |
have fixed upon the 26tb t!sv of September, 1876,
at my office, st Fairfax Court House, as thetlme
and place | shall execute the above decree.
Given under my hsni this 18th day OF August,
1876, JAMES M LOVE,
aug 2S-w4w Comm'r. in Ch'y. Circuit Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-20

TNCANvAsED Sugar a; cured naad;vsd e.aIuiasFS bv
u and Breakfast Pieces Just I reeelye,I IfnIfRN ~
srD II y. ~. " o' 49,
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MEDICINES.

Al KESS TO TH Z S & ;.
Do you want to purify the systemf
Do you want to get rid of Biliousnoss2
Do you want something to strengthen your
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want to get rid Of nervousnessf
Do you want good digestionP
Do you want to sleep wel p?
Do you want to build up your CONSTITUTIONS
Do you want brisk and vigorous feetng?
If YOU do take
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Parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed upon tie 9TH day of September, 1876,
at my office, at Fairfax Court House, as The
time and place shall execute the above decree.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1876 ia Eo NJ LOVE,
aug 28-w4w Comm in On y. Circuit Ct
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AUCTION SALES.

TOMMISSION SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE PROPERTY AT FALLS CHURCH,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
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a DrsAsrER nv LAKE sUPsRIos.
The Propeller st. Ci.ir Burned and Twsnsv-
seven Lives Lost.

HoUoHToN, Mioh.. July 10.-On Sunday
morning, at about two O'Clock. the propeller ST.
Oair. Capt. Robert Bhyness, belonging to the
Wards line, on her way from Duluth. left On
tonaRon for this port, having on board eighteen
passengers and crew Of fourteen persons.
When OF Fourteen Milo Point a Gre was dis
covered In the fore hold Of the vessel, and IN
less than i've minutes the boat was enveloped
% smoke and flames from one end to the other.
Owing to the rapiditv with which the n,mes
spread but one boat was launched. Life pre-.
servers were brought on deok and all the pas
sengers succeeded In quitting them on. Then a
rush was made for tho yawl, which was
swamped six or seven umes. The water was
very cold, aud It was not long before all but one
OF the passengers perished, with ten OF the
crew. When the boat caught fire she was about
ave miles from the shore. The following Ia q
list OF the saved: Robert Rhyness, Captain
Dan'ei J. 5trinser, nrst engineer Thomas o.
Bathman, mate Thomas Fortier. wbeelsman
j. d. Sltphin, n passenger. IL Ia reported that
among the passengers lost were q number OF
residents from OntonagoD and Marqustte coun-
ties. The boats cargo was IN ade up OF cattle
-four, feed, 90. Tugs and boats are out search
ing for bodies.
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military Affairs was because he was afraid the
Com missarv Department would not remedy the
matter, even II compliant was made.
Counsel for the Managers objected TO any re-
ply to this question unless the whole letter
quoted from " put in evidence, aud 1tet
arsutnent, Mr, Carpenter asked witness II he
wrote letter to the Secretary Of war W Sep-
ten her, 1875, marked "Conhdenush Withees
replied In the Affirmative.
Q-Are you willing TO have the confidence removed
and allow The letter 70 be resdf Al an willing the
letter should be read.
The letter was then read. In II he says that
he did not mean to cast eny reflection on Gen.
BekDap In hie letters respecting the post trader
ships, but only to furnish examples OF what ne
believed to be IN Odioua law.
Witness testihed that he never knew the sec
retary of War to do anything inimioai or un-
friendly to him. end that at one time ne did
friendly act toward him. ,
The Man igers then announced that Evans and
Hsher, whom they d expected and whu had
been summoned. had not Yet appeared. Ihey
we're regarded as impo tant for the prosecution
| ana they would be unable to go on further with
| the evidence to-day.
Mr.. Carpenter asked that the court adjourn
over until Wednesday, to enable the defence to
prepare their side and said he thought, by
such preparation, he would be able TO save the
day to the Senate In submitting the defence.
Without deciding upon au answer to the re.
quest, the court adjourned.
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The Eighth Assembly District b rs six GermAA
Tilden anu hendricks cancellations.
Quarantine GommtssOner Judd says there d
moi single yeliOS tsyer patient In our Ispl AA"
Charles Plllon. OF Clinton and 10th stressA
committed suicide last night while temporarily nsAnA
David Cans OF ATS Grand street hanged hiun-
self IA mis- room on SUNDAY afternoon. lie had loAa
bten dyspepuo.
James DAILY Association OF Thirteenth Assem-
utons lasI evening IN favor Of rilden anl HendrckA
The estate OF the late Orson A. House. the
divorce lawY Is estimated from sso.OOO slO6Oos
His BROTHER Garrett H. has takon out letters VI sdnI.
strstlon.
In tho Rev. stephen II. Tyng's Gospel Tens
last night the Rev. b. RAnlfOrd was the pfrAcnsr.
lie hearty loo ling yOung EDgllshnan with nOraA
fac and hair parted Ia tne middle.
Commodore Vanderbilt has withstood ths
excessive neat In manner that mas astonnheI evoa
his ply ,icans lie sat up twice yesterday aud wss
cheerful and comfortable Al night,
John Ward. OF eO5 West Twenty nth stresA
the CONDUCTOR ~ tha Hudson River S4rlsd tram thAi
VINO was locked up ON fnaay As was released yesIss
day on 5000 bull.
Ths Gen. Y. H. Splnola Democfa'ic Cub wss
organlked ~ S5l East seventeenth street last es-nnA.
WITH Hubert McNcyin. Prssdent Edward ID inncliy,
Vice President John y, hckn,Eht' IreAaureri an1
George hclluEh. Secretary.
Tho Police Commissioners have voted TO Rtvs
vacations TO Tie force. Inspectors are
tweity days, Captains and acting Captins fourtoea
Gays sergeants sud acting serg ten day rpunds
meu hve daYS, anu palrOlinen three days each
When ths Palette Club heard that the Aros-
dian Cub were shout To cose their doors tncy nvteA
Al thAt we're ln gpoi staining 1Oin the Partc CluA
Upwafd o. seventy mem 1rr' OF the Arc.dan Ciu1
government uf the Pirtte Cl 10 on atcou Z iasz
admission, nor Wlll tte Paettt's ule be cAlUs H.
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MEMORIES OF CUSTER.
His Franks as n Boy. His Bravery a Man.
His Marriage. and Rebellion Career.


Gen. Custer was born In Ohio and was
sent to West Point from that state; yet he lived
10 Monroe, Mioh., and regarded that place as his
home. 1t was there be spent his vacations
among his relatives and friends. Wild, impul-
sive, reckless, he won for himseif the name OF a
hard boy, and at that time had seemingly bad
mono of that am oition which afterward devei-
oped In him. When the war broke out
one OF the FIRST regiments that was formed
was at Monroe. This regiment participated
10 the first battle OF Bull Run. aud it was then
that Young Custer performed his first notable
act In the war. Shouldering musKet, he W ut
into the FIGHT with the Monroe boys ana was tho
nrst man across the Chickahomny. He was on
the stan OF Gen. Mcclellan when tnat Oficer was
relieved OF his command. and, conseq qlently.
being out OF service, returned To Monroe. He
was a warm Mcclellan man.
Judge /. p. Christiancy and Judge ID lniel 3.
Bacon had reoosniZed soldiery qualities In
young Custer, and desired to b friend MIN. II
was al that time tLat Custer published what
was probably h's first attempt at newspaper
writing, ln lengthy letter setting forth nj :
ch ,uRe Of views on the political questions uf
the i'm es. ana fully endof- ing the Adminisrrl.
tion. In few days, through the exertloDs Of
Judge Christi ncy Judge Bacon. and oIhes. he
was ordered back Into active service.
Gen. Custer about that time married. the
daughter and only surviving child NJ hts friend
and benefhctOt, Jddve con LibOie was a
beautiful girl, scarcely nineteeh, fun Of romance,
aud Just graduated at the Monroe Seminary
under the Rev. Erasmus bOyu. Iney were IA r.
riod al the PresDyt rldn Church In Mon oe by
the Rev DR.. Mattoon. There were tho-e VINO
shook their heads and wondered how the IN r.
riAge would turn out, Tor Clusters boyish pranks
we're not forgotten. From that time forward
bis wife was his onDstanI companion.
While at Winchester, Va, tue Generals head
quarters was at a large frame mansion about
three miles out Of the town, and hero he was
visited by his f,thrr-in-l l,w. suddenly there
was unusual activity in tho army. All the de-
ieCtive horses and aGooutrenents we're oulled
out, and everything was put in order fr an
active campaign, although IL looked like an I'm
possibility Tor an army to move, for the snow
was melting from the mountains, and every rill
o. river was swollen. The time for parting came.
the jude nd just started o4ck oy way Of
II fper's Ferry for his home. The General
kisseo his wife an anectionate farewell, and
mounted the large blooded nay stallion winch
be rode. and wnich afterwArd bore 80 conspicu-
Gus part In the review In Washington. Tue
writer, turning INTO the mouse, found Mrs, Gus
ter soobing. He has gone, and all the world
has cone, 10 little while sne was on her way
10 Washington. Her mother died when shs
WAS child. She had a stepmother, but her
father and stepnother hoth died since tho war.
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THE FIGHTING IN THE EAST
a sU0CEssI0N OF REvERsBs roa
the sERVIAN ARMY.
The Turks Crossins the Drins aud Csrrys.s
the War into servts-Makins Prepsr..
tions TO Change the Seat Of Goverprnesa.

M. r--,- x,-...- -. -.
A"v o.oS"s ,"e Drns ans Osrry8
tne war into servts-maktns Prepsrss
tscns TO CHANGE the Seat Of Goverpre.s.
r.... ,,- IN ,,,. .-
LONDON July lO-lntelligenoe receives
at Ragusa from Sclavonio sources says thas a
IN. s,g.gemen, h.,vaen ,h. r,rts .nd a.
w oo"e Wv AAs o"o -
VANS on the 9th inst. the Turks captured foR
hundred and hfty muskets and FORTY bores =
....,a.. g.. r.,,,.h .,,.,ta.,. ..-..-1-
on",ukes. cow" u's'sn pa'e"'ohs pa'""
pated In the hight. The Turkish Gen. MohamsA
All Paoba IA At GrauItya, on the sery,an frontts~.
-, .-,- .~., g., - ri. &C.,
na'f an hours naroh from ia'or' Inc eerUs.
Gen. Zach 10 said to have been wounded In ths
late eny,oemont
s., =. n, 49, A.. .-.-.
ueepatoh from beieraoe says tna' ourns
the Servian attack on Belina, the Turks mas-
ssored eyerv Chrstian In thu pIaoe.
on,, a., wv '''' y" , ."o p,"ee' .,.
omo'a dispatches received at Constant'nopss
announce that the Turks have repulsed bsr-
vian attach unon th. to.,,o,.,ton. a, Va
- ~" '"o ,o'''ao"''V"'
Bazaar. The oattle lasted two hours. Five hue
dred Servians were left dead on the neid. Tha
Tn,k, ,han stormsa IN. ssrs,an n.,.,.nonm.,,-
~ ~. 20 Ss 70" ."
Ihe Societe Servians LOST nD N the asss IT. Toe
main turkish army, under Osmsn Pasha. ho
crossed the river Drina.
despatch from bemlin, published In the
evening Pjrts newsp ipers, SAYS; The Ser uanq