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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneer,
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
fhOPEhTf ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF Moth STREET AND NEW JERSEY

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PRVPhhTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
az FN2kTh x STREET AND NEW JERSEY
by virtue OF two certain deeds of trust, one -
and RESPECTIVELY recorded in Liber Nos $50, 81
folio go and 7O two of the land records 10
Of the party thereby secured we will SELL at pub ie
suct1on. Ia front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, ;,
Fisher recorded Subdivision I Of SQUARE re-
Dol, IN ash1ngton city, u. o., with the improve
Terms of safe: One fourth in cash on the day of
sale or within seven days thereafter the residue in
months from the day Of sale, for which ths pST
chaser proDissory notes are to be givin, bearing
policy Of insurance o. The bu,dn II the terms Of
The gr.psrs COS. Of the 0 lsiS
AN sI ;GGPp%%AARDs,( n
nnuo 2 n S SksEFr' Trustees.
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts. je2s- eo5ds
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOleer.
ApMINIsTRATRIX SALE OF HORSES, CAR
KiAGE, WAGON, Buggy, HORSEPOWER,
1--WE WE PSEsi 81 81 MORNING, Ju,y0
Of hs 1t 40 ass Sens at
Sde1 G The Urp9sns Court at public auction the
snsEs f' wssd mHrS c,
Harness &s So sEc cfTns sa' hsm,D,:r,r,,
thOM ho DON LING, Auct. jy4-d
LIMITED STATES MARsHALv SALE or
~ VALUABLE lMPROYED REAL ESTATE
IN THE FIRST WARD
In virtue OF four wrts of (sri fdctas issued ont OF
the Clerk office OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
u1ct OF Columbia, and directed, will sell At
public SALE for Cash, in front of the Court House
door Of said District, on tn thursday, the 9th dsy
fendants right, title claim and interest In aud TO
Lots Mes 4, 8, 8, 7,S, and II, In Square No II
sold separate in the City Of Washington District
OF Coumbia, together with all and singular the i'm.
property Of Stephen D. Castleman, and will be sold
TO satisfy execution No. l2GO, in favor of Beall &
Baker ii OH in favor Of jose phi and John T. Libbey:
1901 In favor Of Charles T Davis, all at law; and
SS0 In favor OF Jennie W. Hoffman, in Eaujty
je2-du ALEX. SHARP u. 9. Marshal,Y o.
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DIED.

DIED.
COLLINS. July 18th, Isl, IsBEIL MAY, young
est daughter u james Il. sLd Mary sIus, aged
year mouth nj and q days day 60. 3, v,,,.
No more Der pulses come and go;
hfr e ef are smut 70 he Saa light;
fune,sl VII take plAes from her PAseat'n rt,i-
Tuesday evening, At O'Clock.
MASON, At Eor ate residence, 1920 18th street,
GU the lAh instant, Of paralysis, Mise HANNAH
Her remains will be rested ia Union Bethel A. M
church TGssdsy MT nh Of 1 ia 5. ~ seSk
specially in,itsd 20 attend the fonersl.
McGoLDRIC. July ls:h, Isl, wILLIAN McGoL-
irsiaDd, and : resident Of TINS ciry f.f 50 years.
sSm l.. ei and ,s ass ss
.cl HIN ISess,sy, :, h,ii past Q clock m
invited to attend.
oRRELL. At 10 O'Clock Sunday evening, July rs.
~, h n, ANY, the only daughter Of y and
Little Msqy s ss. our d mSirns mo " ''
Pride Of all our hearts At home;
Bot an angel came and v his pered,
Little Mary, do come home.
She has gone, our darling Mary,
Out q pain and into eliss; -
Into perfect holiness.
Iss ssf her. fo% s.. . .s.aa- :e aIn
the s =. assS Fl e. a: .Sse Inn
Funeral from the residence Of her Derenss, $50
f;issa. In family sss invites @ s.nd iss;
| more tun ooPy1
UNDERTAKES.
In F. AARvEY.
| OsA y erREET,
Umdertaker. msru-6
JOSEPH GAwLER,
EernAshlns Undertaksr,
| lSDl Psnnsyivania aveaus nortnw -
1 ssTerms reasonable" eoIS-ly
| NARY 4. 81 OOPS,
Nl 1ssSosasss ,JKssssrsS 1sssssps,
No. sss 4 srsEEf IoifHwBsf.
4 We Varraus our Bmba1ma1 rl0ve1 neVR q
ehssss thslr foE1 Or color; kHcness-4r. q.
ehSrSan, MrS. y. o. Oox, I'm. JOHN Sad. nrS ~
i Dslano, In. osa. banoeh, In. 0ol. Alsxnn11ss
\ b., -. XIV
DfdaIlSSyEHas end osuAxxurALp nlsq.s
sSe-R o1eeh osits Psssux o0ee.
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AUCTION SALTS.

AUCTION SAILS.
| OUNcAssos BIOS A0ea-1e-T.,
:. x corner s'h ana u streess northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF NKw AND sEDosp.
hhAhp fCkNiTJRE, CARPETs, CROCKERY,
On tuEsnkf moRNINs, July I7th. oom-a
msneihe al 10 clock, We wii s-ll, m mont ofk1
III second hand ff pSSG. sRos ku
DuNoASssos BIOS y, = 49,. a. .,-.......,-
FINE IKE Grey ere COLT 2 YEARS OLD; segNp
sfSstf k ha ri .is AT az shf
On TUESDAY MORNING. July I.tA. an
l IsII; s.nnenoins al 10 eciock, we viii A2S
IL DuSciSsoS BROS, Auc,,.
DUNSASsoN BROS, Auctiope.rs,
southeast cor. 9th and d streets northwest.
rLre.N, TTRSSSsEEns sAlEoy
IrRsfrukEE,p o SSSNSsk MET HogsJIoLp
s ssSss knG fA 4aSI sUiIt, sskT,sor,
SS33RRSIghs, ERi sskLs AND 49ffSSn RisSqs 6 APP
$kksss S eif ssi MIN ksbf
kkossEEWoop rkAaE tcolleneerl BILIiARS
semFl e; sPkiSG BsUs. HAS mn aTTkssssss,
Essrssi LI4Ws ND hoLsrEkS, BOOK
pr,mlses No 43s n street northwest. AT Arc
By virtue q 9 deed Of trust. dated Novenborel
"a, A u ISo, duly recorded Liher No SSH
iSiio -, 80 81 80 one Of the lsnd records Tor F<Sa
tne bistrlct OF Columbia, ard tie r,.aoe.f nj
OF the party secured Their by. vflI sell \, rrhis
sncnon: on moNDAl. the I8 n DAY OF Jniy 49,
10 CLOCK, sll The goods aud ch sttes a. sr.ciaa
Ia tChe ute * attached to said deed 81 4, ,sf -
palty enumerated as above.
r rfSt AIS BROS " sr! 3; JONES T,g.s,
nZTIE ABoyF SAFE Is POSTPONED until
yi6 va JONEs Ttns,s
I'RUsTEES' sALE or NEW TWO STogy
tRAHE House WITH LOT to SErr
WIDE. RUNNING RACK To AN aIITy
On SnnEkTH STREET, NEAR n STREET
by virtue Of deed Of trust 20 M. dated jam "a
AIRY ON ~, recorded IN Liber so, f5iio az, %
et teJ oftbe land records II the District
tonmbis, we III, on THURSDAY July -: ~
a. 30 clock m, on the premises. FER tor sal
a. public auction, TIE north 81 feet in I'm, - "a
street esst # Lot % by the full depth ~ ssia l -
square ~, together with al ths improyepents -
Terms One third cash of which So must Ia rsfi
TIE time OF saleli balance in and u MONTHS a i'm
inte est az per ceut secured b. deed OF trust on
lhc property. convey ancing and .Ordiu. A. mr.
chaser cost 1.-THE terms Of sale are not CON Piled
with IN TX days, we shall resell AT the risk an. cst
oi the de:auitng purchaser, after Ave daTs' ndS.r
Using in The Evening Star '
WILLIAM v. HOFFMAN,
1871 u street NV,
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, trustees
321 as street,
lyio dts BOWMAN GREEN. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVE.
THOMAS DowLINS, Aucronec-
HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN GEORGETOWN

On WEDNESDAY, July 18Th, 1871, # q k-k
Q CT ck IN front Of the pr,mises, shall sell I'm
paris lots ~ and IS, having front OF 2s,< fee:.A
on the wet sce Of as iagtor street bJ d. nth OF
~ teet, being between Gay and Dunbart m streets
The property Is improved by an elega 4 two stor v
mansard residence, containing Ia rooms, with all the
This properly has msgn fcent view OF the city,
fiyer al d suburban locations
Terms: $3.50 ia cash the residue in four equal
payments ate, II, Is and - months, with notes bear
ing interest at per cent anuum until paid and
secured by deed OF trust the property scld All
ut time Of sale
jyl-d THOMAS BOWLING Auct'r
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ENTIRE SUMNER STOCK

ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK
~ DRY GOODS At COST
lZysrc long Towel 10 cents, worth o.
Best Lawns 10 and Il cents.
Caltcoes, IA, 5, 81 cents.
bite Skirt. m ade Of Fruit Cotton. IS cents
Parasols sacrificed; Mosquito Net 50 cents piece.
All Sum mer Dress Goods must be sold.
Grenadines sacrificed.
Summer silks slaughtered.
Llama Lace Sarques, half cost.
Bslbrggan Hose IS cents: Iron Frames 2cents.
fuitipR Linens, and Embroidery 10 match.
Ptreales, Victoria Law rms. Striped 0rgandies.
LARGE size White Spread rs, worth 81.
MONEY WAITED, and GOODS CHEAP.
T. N. NAUDAIN,
jy3.tr 7O9 Market SPACE.
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II h. WARMER, Auct'r, No. Gle street W
TRusTEE,s SALE OF LOT 24xl4e FEET,
OH on sNT b EFT, sTnSrr BETWEEN
May 10, isi, reeaSdsd IN LiSot No 10, foiia
ont Ss fiE SCI g.
square numbered one hundred and one 1ioi, Of the
plat of said city, fronting twenty four feet III
With the improse hts thereon, Consisting Of q
small Brick and Frame House.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. Of which fifty dol
sale and the balance in 6, u and Is months, after
until paid, to be secured by deed Of trust and in.
suraLee on the property An the costs Of deeds and
terms are not complied with in ten days after the
a Q, q the GS alter the hrae
jNo. W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
oNDA Joas ". kE KIN 8SdS sna Tt Sises
IT. OOLDwELL, Salesman. Jy9 eoSds
I EIaH BROS. q PHELPS, Auot's.. corner
L. Water street and 8Osnoke avenue, Norfolk, Va
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOE SALE AT
This valuable work vii =. sold a. public suotoo,
is'SG sS9is ss!Ss Ell Tas
eHuet W virtue OF Two seyerh deeds OF trLsf ex
ecGted BY the said company on the LIST day Of July,
Tstn bondholders therein men TONED. This canal
10 16h miles long and forty feet wide, with stage
Construction. The United States and state Of vir-
ginia contributed very largely 70 fits stock, with .
view to its national ana cvmmerc a facilities. IL
forms an important link in the chain Of inland ater
communication betw cen the North and South, and
more especially opens the trade Of the North 6sro
lima Sounds and the rivers emptying therein, TO the
Northern markets, via Norfolk. Iu advantages e
bold, naytgabe rivers, connecting with its northern
and southern tsrmn, render T. n its admirable 10
.Ork: Of the lind IL tss country. 4 vim .saairs
business, and the inability ofthe prssent eonpany
TO carry ont this and meet its engAsemsnts
necessary. Tor further Information apply 30 ". D.
BOe1Rs, 1sa., Presidsns, q g
CIV. NEWTON, frugeoo0.
Ls1eH BROS. : PHas q ffI As::s.. nysm
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STEAMERS. &c.
pOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The comnodions Bay Steamers SUE, Capt. W. O..
Geoghegan, and EXPRESS, Capt. IT,
jas. T. Barker, leave Stsphenson's EA8447N
wharf, foot Of 1th street, every MON s'e1Ezz6D
DAY and FRIDAY At O'Clock m, for Baltt-
more and AL river landings returning leave Balti-
more No. l42 Light street every Tuesday and
landings.
Freight and passengers ct lowest rates. Apply,
le9 3m STEPHENSON BRO, 7th st wharf.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Until further notice the Steamer -
MATTANO, Captain VIM. Il. By les,
Will be run Is follows Leave Wash
iDgton from 9Th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at Z O'Clock, for all
Landings As far down as Nomini; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
DAY MORNlhG at cleck, for all Landings e
Tar down ss Mattox Creek; returning on SUNDAY.
9ure at g. l.; sHERiFY'S Coal Ofhces, lila and
mar0 TT VIM II. KILLMoN, Agent.
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ETBAHERS FOB NEW YORK.
The steamers J Ohm GIBSON and Z, q, KNIGHT
will leave New York at O'Clock D. N. <A6unk
every Saturday, Georgetown every Mon S3&R
day at i o'clock D. m, aud Alexandra 60
Every Monday at B o clock .. m.
FI-~i2hts taken at lowest rates For information
apply al nfice over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street.
or 10 p A. DHHHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown SAMUEL BACON,
AMI -fr President.
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DRY GOODS.

A { A X d.
Our thanks are hereby rendered to our many
toners who have - literally patToniZe "a US during
the spring and summer. our business has been el
tirey satisfactory, aud intend 10 Keep cur stock
fIN during July and August, making almost daily
additions We determined % do business stric ly
up to motto The best goods At the very low ~
possible Ta'es and shall try to meet the wants of
all who may favor Us with their patronage.
~ Hs allole NO one 70 sA5syssl! MS.
w. VI. BROWN,
iyIltr Hrf EjoLfb street NM
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nOwNMAN q GREEN, Auctioneer.

III Nun NmAN q 6kEEN, Auctfoneere.
TRUsTEEs sALEo VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIKkEE hAsT, skTwkkS s ksb q Ss5 5tfst
SS SF bhr SkT TaffE rSSP
L0T. 10 Ia1 100 TO WIDE ALLEY. D
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Deem -
Liber No. sll, folio ias' one OF the land rec 80
Ords for District of Columbia quest Of party
SefPsSS ~ e. RRaS july 'Hsst. n
1871, al O'Clock m the following real estate in
parts of Lot. i, and 81, in square No 90, ac-
ooTding TO plat book part lot 1, OF Law and Car
same 80 feet 81 inches north from southeast corner
OF said square thence running north along said Is,
alley; thence south 70 feet inches and themes east
loo feet 70 place Of beginning, together with the i'm
Terms Of saIs: One third cash. of which $50 must
Re paid at tune of sale and the balance inc IL and
chaser notes bearing per cent interest from day
o. sie Hnt,l PAID, ana deed ot trust on property
cost. II terms Of sale not complied with in six
at risk and cost q pure purchase IN tefsut resell
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
jy3dts 1871 y street northwest.
~BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER.
est the above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, July
1S m,1 ii' s %M 'Fa RRc Sfsf Trustee
4 oSsSEs IRA AND i sTREEfs Ssottrh!
Court Of the District OF Columbia, IN Equity na.H
cause No. I,Ss5, will ssh al public auction ,AA
In front of the premises, on FRIDAY, July 9th ,
@ IN ' iSs ey OF "a saas Ssrin
that part Of Square south Of Square No 4s bounded
and hs &
of 7th street 90 feet thence 80 feet: thence
north 50 feet and thence east 30 feet 70 the place Of
beginning. The improvement, consist Of . Brick
irTs r. nstbird cash balance and I, months
with interest, secured By deed of trust the
erty deposit of 100 will be required OF the pur-
chaser the time OF sale. All convey ancing NJ the
expense Of the purchaser IL terms OF sale are not
complied with in ten days the Iropery VIII DC re-
VIM r. MATTINGLH, Trustee, 49, tn q.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct. isaissSzw
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, July 18th, 1877, same hour and
place. BIZ order Of the Trustee
Jy6 WASH. B. WlLLIAAs, Auctr.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONE
until FEIEAY. July 3Oth, lsI, same hour and
| 'NIa.d WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct
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SOIOMONS & CHAPMAN,
je1-tr Gil Pennsylvania avenu,

THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
L Turkey, by James Baker, Lieutenant Colonel
b A, with maps and illustrations, uniform with
Mackenzie's Russia; svo., cloth; $3.50. Reconcilia
ton Of Science and Religion. BY Alexander Win
ehel, LII D.; limo, CLOTH 81 90. Camp, Court and
Siege, by W Hoffman,; limo, cloth; S2.O0. A Brief
History Of Turkey, by DR.. Johannes Blochwitz; 500
The Tudors and the Reformation; paper; Csc. The
Struggle Ag ainst Absolute Monarchy; paper; 25c
University Life in Athens; sc. The Rise OF the
People and Growth Of Parliament; paper 2jc
Ariadne, by Onids: cloth: Sl75 For sale BY
MOHUN BROTHERS,
Booksellers and &dtioners,
myB II 1015 Pennsylvalia avenue.
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SEASIDE READING.
- Oriental Relations, China; Johnson; IS.
Problems of Life and Mind; Vel. 3; Lewes as
Art Education Applied to Industry; Nichols; 81.
blue and Re- Light; DR.. Pancoas:; az.
Mythology cf Greece and Il me; Bsnchi; 81 50.
Life and Speeches of Daniel Webster; Smoker;
81 Is. After Many Days Christian Red; 81.
A Woman Halter; Charles -ade; 75c
The American SeaatOr; Anthony Trollo Dc; bOc.f
Castle st. angelo, being additional chapters to Roba
di Bona; w. w Story; O. rs.
Marquis of Lossie; Macdonald; ISc,
Virgin Soil; Turgenief; 81 3
In Changed Unchanged; Villare; al IS
Lola; 9rifiths; Il Is.
Poet and Merchant; Auerbsch; S1.25
The last four being volumes Of the famous Leisure
Hour Series.
SOIOMONS q CHAPMAN,
leG-tr Pennsylyania
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RUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swim and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain j. WHITE, -
leaves siith street W hsrfeyery Mon: EaSaaRH
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 0ez2z71
O'Clock p. m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday at 3 O'Clock D. IN.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
b. WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot OF -
Sin street, three times a. week 1854
river; Thurdays at O'Clock g.. m for Ourrioman
and Leonsrdtown; eaturdsys at 3 ocl ,ck O. m for
Currioman and Leonsrdt own.
On and after July 10Th, will leave Washington for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at . O'Clock, arriving at
Ptney Point at O'Clock ,. returning, will leave
The Point Wednesday morning. Fare, round trip,
81 50; single fare. 81
For further information apply at the ONCE over
Metropolitan Bank, Knox Ex press ONCE, at the
Company . W harf, foot of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application at Knoxs tx
pres ono Eli BACON, Prest.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Macarthurs Reports, volume :. Reports of Gases
argued and determined in the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. General Term, from the
inclusive.
That Las. Q, Lowries by Francis Hodgson Burnett.
Phyllis: A Novel: by the Duchess
The scrip1re Club of Valley Best; BY the author Of
Helen 3 Babies.
After-Glow. No Name SERIES
FOR Summer Afternoons; by Susan Coolidge.
Woman Harer; by Charles Reade.
For sale by w. III. & %. III. MORRISON,
je5Otr 4S5 Peuusy, ania syenUe
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MRS. NJ. COX'S
WI INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION

SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAs, and all DISEASES
OF the BLOOD.
Recommended by eminent Ply sicians of Baltimore
Sold by all Druggists.
STOTT 4 CROMWELL, Agents, Washington.
G.. W. CR0PLEY, Agent, Georgetown.
Protrietary-Northwest cor. Fsyette and Eutaw
streets, Baltimore, Md. ap7-eoly
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALS SALE or
~ HAETABLE iMPR0vED REAL ESTATE
PIANOS, &c.

PIANOS, &c.
decker BROS. PIANOS.-"They are
- superior instruments. '-Theo. Thomas g. n
Mills, &c. BURDETT ORGANS The finest,
most fec tive reed Organ made. &c. w. Morgan
u KUHN, Sole Agent, Practical Piano Maker,
4O5 nth u near Pa avenue. myl6-tr
nNE FINE SEVEN-OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO, very little used, for-A
sale At bargain for cash or on easy term. ~
tS23 9TH street, between G and II streetsit Ri
northwest. arm aotp
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" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA a ms atkxAsPFIA WASHING
fSEsdE asb sr& h hssfs sEAfss
SAILING pa US.
FROM Philadelpnia-Saiurday, st l2m.
From Washington-M onday, at II an.
From Gecrsstown.MondaE; at1a m.
bills q landing given to Boston sed ssR.EH
Prov Coasignees wishing their 0es=xse.
soSGs LANDED At Ge1Isstown Hhsrf viii please have
For igIl Information appy to J. Il. JOHNSON
wharf, Washington, d. CSC. r. HYDE, 50 Water
street, GeorgetoER, D: g.; WM. p. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers, IL South wharves, Philsdel-
phia. marD ly
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
n sail every THURSDAY direct from He0nk
PPhslsdelphia to Liverpool, touching at 2S&R
CABIN Intermediate and Storage passage tickets
sTs. 1920 y street. Also, Agents for the Red slsr
Line to Antwerp. my27-tf
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
The steamers of thi. Company win sail every Sat
t t,1sa, from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third FfN
New New YORK TO- s n M p se london, 9s
Hsyre and Bremen, first cabin. 500; second cabin,
$50 gold sn a.. freight or
mart 6m . Bowling Green, New York.
CUNARD LINE.
notice..
sion, the steamers Of this line lake specific course
for all seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from QueenStown TO New
YoIf Or Boston crossing meridian Of 50 at . lst or
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of
10 at ~ lat, or nothing to the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
AZ KH S0h III ltkIss55Esro0I
!sIy %sa. Aus An:
hhisss,i,.-.Wss., Ass. Aissria- SEPT. s
Abyssinia We'd, Aug. IS AbySsinia. ed, SEPT. 10
I'D every following " ednesday from New York
Smen marked do not CARR steerase passen gers
RArS OF PAssAsE:-Oabin,, $50, SiO6 and 81 s5,
Told, aeco. 70 accommodation. Ticket to Paris,
Sls gold, a.. iuonA. Return tickets On favorable
Storage tickets ~ and from Oil ITS Of Ru,ope ct
very low rates. Through bills Of Iandi.y yfyen for
beiiAst 0laagov, Hayre, Apfverp ard other nor, =
On the Continent aad for Aediterrsnean ports FoS
Ne aeienf And Issssss apply ct the OonDsny ONCE,
mr. 9STynnn& Srsen q both steersss and cabin
jan3ly CHA6 81 FRANGKIv1 x..
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1THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED unit
TUESDAY Jnly IL, 1877 same hour and place.
Ry order Of Trustees
jyI3d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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GREAT

Daily. Other trains daily, EXCEPT Sun
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negro without even waiting for the departure
OF Suleiman Pashs. Will resume operations
IN the direction OF Herzegovina and Old Ser
via. According TO advices from Ragusa
they have already done so in the latter direc-
ton. These advlces state that Gen. Pezovics
has defeated the Turks near Kolashin with
great loss.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
CUBA.

MARTINEZ CAMPos GIVES A EosE-coLoRrD
ACCOUNT OF THE PROGRESS OF THE SPANISH
UNDERSTANDING LOSS IN DEAD, WOUNDED
AND ''BRUIsED."
WASHINGTON, D. c., March %, 1877.
cable despatch from Havana has been received
stating that General Martinez Campos Commander-in-
Chief of the Spanish forces Cuba, has just addressed
the following despatch to his government regarding
the military situation in Cuba
have placed in the most suitable positions tho
entcen battaons Of infantry hcen squadr0ns Of
airy and the i've bodies Of irregular troops that remain
in the territory OF tho Cnco Villas Tor the purpose
maintaining order. preventing incendarism and other
isolated acts Of savagcry. There also stationed
nine battalions with nine pieces OF artil.
lcry to guard the Trocha. The remainder Of
the available forces will advance to-day toward
the eastern part OF the Island order to clear 1t
from rowing bands OF insurgents. Since have COM
mandcd the army the losses OF tho enemy have been
EOS Dead at least 800 wounded and 489 prisoners made
tho field or battle Besides these 1851 insurgents
and g. 234 women from nsurgent camps have surrcn.
dercd themselves or been captured by troops on
their march. Our loss during this period consisted OF
1914 dead, 472 wounded, twenty bruised and six
teen missing or prisoners