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s11cmg OF A GERMAN PROFESSOR.

Professor Hermann lIrt arrived in this c'ty from
GERMANY fen days ago. hearing letters OF Introduction
f-i persons u Europe. hut having only ANAL Amount
~ money lie procured goom at The New England Hotel.
nm tbe Dowcrv and sought FOR employment among the
yort schools and educational institutions 10 the city
a. search WAS EL-UCcessu and yesterday DC found
himself Will work and with only twenty cents In bis
uochct OycrCom" by desp0ndcuev he TOOK large dos,
~ prgref ga his room. Yesterday aiferre HId ca
b.,orr his condition discovered lie - believed 10
have no friends IN the city.
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TIE REAL TING THIS tIuE.-i ne TEL. inFeii i',.,
-, .or.,h,,u. = b, - rimar.d. ~ work upon new
o. .trarent ma c,utrlVance which can Dc applied 10
,rst organs buriyeurdics. German bands, ana pMlos
- ., ,5c m vail collect the sounds and convey them
uoi.eessy away TO commons aud other waste places or
~, -, 60 -nd there the objectionable music VIII AIS
@ S,rricseIy Tits IL better idea than the tele-
hope and a. soon the inventor can get 10 Work nc
ansbt 10 SECURE lara sale.-IJady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

NITRATE OF LEAD AZ A DEODORIZ ER.-A cor
le.aondent OF he Lo.dO Lancet recommends nitrate u
lead a. most effective d,odorzer Bad smells he says
from whatever cause they may ars, are removed as II
bv magic ~ it, use II Is also remarkably inexpensive
pound OF the material costing less than shilling and IN
combination with salt furnishing sufficient 10
80 Nv fur INN fred Gallons OF the fuid TO prepare
n for use h. simply a. take. Tor ordinary pur
poses af dram Of nitrate dissolve II Ia pint or
mar, f boiling water dissolve about two drains VI com
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2lus.tG. jnsirume'lts

nVEiNG these hard times we viii seil for
! cash rinoa octave 80. ~ octave -.nf ORGANS
ssops 40, stops. 80 stops f6~ st'ps, tl' o sios
-. - tt.I.. -lno. perfect order per- .fri lrn
sforflry indictments far rev f1i.. Al psA. IN 81 i",
tr.. rlf ts UlNAt T. NAIEA- - roAr, AZ la'ri lfth-
81. vest ui q. aiNas, s. 8.
BRANCH 4 BACH, 2i3 East 2:id ST., near
~ 81 ,e I-, 4raut.iaI 4s-.ttu.lt 90 lnr Ff1frti,
llrl r, lu 4-cr1i lud. which t., arr .fr-uE f} l1u
Ilsgos Iclt enc saii oH .nsiaiiurui%
3 IGHTE s. ERNST. old house ~ I'ghte &
Fra..I.rr offer ,htr sp.u.f Fl $50 luEti~ % ins
f.rs r. in monthly pas .ut, 4t D. aast lstu H.
Also ~iu .,i. AMERICAS pi.'Asr-
=. y. BALL * Co..
-. e.. ID Ek.I $500 -T
thIr.,unEs nwt's a-. uitI flaHns sut organs %
r cash, ,a Iaatf. .rl-.. aaf i.I .t.f
~ PIANOS to sell REGARDLESS. 81 price; ~
~ octave. 500 u"Halit. rIi.l.Atl
received rtni -. CAl-t t,s it.ss.. and -.'tt
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Tur LArE J0HN u. sTOCEToS.

PuLApELPHIA. Nov. "a "iee.ins u J'",
',,,si,li ti ,h, Mayor office this afternoon to
- .tior relative 10 The death OF John D. 'iocA'oh
colonel John w. Fo-nry presided Appfnpiai" re"'rn'
,,.r. t,.ce by Colonel F1ucT e. H. Gibson NHnam ~
f'I,rir Truur!s Wells stephen \. H4l-u# a.u "'t'45
30, ,t,ns were ALLOTTED and . nuulhc or lHulhA.o''
rc selected % serve pallhearers a. IN" funeral ''
Il
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cnARGrp Nrrn cONsPlRAcY.

Charles Lutz, George Dieterle and Frederick
Graeue OF Newark have been arrested Tor conspiracy
and uboruatou % perjury. II Is alleged that they Ia
duceL Lizzie Hart. daughter % George Hart, we'll
Known rtlen 81 Newark. 10 marry Luz, telling her she
must swear she eighteen yeais OG. The Row George
N Epyutol questioned the gi and dd NOT marry her 20
Iuz Inu sic affirmed that she was eighteen years old.
Proceedings VIII be begun m tue Court OF Chnnctry 90
.uuli tho marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

mon sat IA pail Of water. pour tho two solution To
gether, and allow the sediment 10 settle All thai 10
aurod In order b. Immediately purify and swccfcn Q
fetid pherc. however originated. as - iu cloth
m the hquid aud hang % mp ia the apartment
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The President sent
the following nominations 20 the Senate to-day;
To- O smith o. Ohio % be Consul General at Montreal
ID a. Cooley Of iowa. De Cousgl 70 Spt1a- ltay A-tN D.
stem 10 Assistant Treasurer of the United states al IN
C.Ena;i. Ohio , ,,-..- r.-. .
IT, b, Francis " Cassidy al WicerseT lowa
Iliavate Combs Bedford. Iowa T. p hrgIlIGr al Ia
quC1lIuS ia, and william T. Lee, al Pensacola Fla.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
sUgou-EHANSA, VERA CRUZ AND CoRoSEr THE
wINYERs-PAROLE HAS A wALK-oyER.


wINSERs-PAROLE HAS A wALK-oyER.
The Autumn racing at Jerome Park mad a
brilliant conclusion yesterday that in part redeemed the
failure Of the regular meeting IN October several thou
sand citizens divided their interest IN election day by vo
ing early and taking the pleasant roaf OF the o"ucu
trains for the races vague expectation seeiheU 10 pr
vail deete the announcement TO the contrary that the
Ten Brock Parole race would take place, and many
went ont to be disappointed. Five fourn-hand drJ'
VOL loaded enlivencd the scenes on the road
and four OF Them Afforded the clubhouse la|n'
Tho uhousc piazzas have not had 80 large and iash-
iOnable gathering gi adt- hi' 81 o,,i. "a nm
anv previous race day 81 the Autumn season INC ~
shOne brightly. but the chilling AIR ana cHtnL Viz
made warm wraps indispensapIr ana lhe Vlu"1 .,,,b
forced into enthusasn and animation 70 esfape u'""
r,pss Excellent sport afforded on heayy lgach.
There five contestants or me p'ls "l 800 ss
mile and quarter r3ee CauE kic-ioy' r.'nn,ul ", ~
sr,ith's Malice KIM Faro was the fayOriie Aglhs,
either ssque hanna or Vceroy the booS-makers offered
had b,lf cngtthc lead Of the urn hcvond the grand
stand and held "a - the furlong-pole Wach 10
between King Faro and susqueharna the latter Winning
nv inc effort iu 21ji2, length in advance Of Ming
Six were entered Tor the milcanda-haIf Dash for
purse % 5000 but only lorllards BIrlcd Va
- Martin. and Williamss Vera cruz, started N1ib
Cruz was tie favori;o with The betting men, ana anu
running second 10 BarIc1ae over tHr, ,,.b and
course dashed 20 tie front on the hGierclcn anu
MI IN 50l Rorrcods did not distinguish himself
A. announced Yesterday. the great race arranged
bevyesr Ptrole and Tc9 Rracck proved failure owing
| 10 the bad condition Of Ten Brock. TIE ,he
great Kentucky racer was tNhibllca on .H9
quarter stretch however. and checrc Parole hld
a walk over" ana received with loud applause ana
on the last quarter OF the two miles and haI was ~
loved 10 show hi4 great speed. IL received only one
half Of the goo prize. because be had 10
-Four umueIs started id the Gtecpc-ch-se Tor pure
OF 5000 and made exciting spectacle. Noan D,'ii
head aud Browne Coronct were eqGal tyoTtc' b-I1fe
the race DeaGhcad led of and BENEFITS Dlney ~
lowed I'M good style til ne went wrong IN the sGuIh heiu
Getting ts the course again Dee missed hurdle IN en-
term. the north h9id. McF1irts NeW-f OK rtN jus
chances hy banking before the wall on the MI air
which pealhead and Coronof len him behind me '"O
innrd the last hurdle tCr and uutc purhY sl.ut
Gle 10 the score Cororrf winning 5y short meek @hIH
great applause, IN j.O3l2.
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Copariucrsb.p Nouecs.

Nrr Noi.. November g. 1877.
TIVE CO-PARTNER> mp heretofore existing
between Cos uUItrsrf,f f.r .f f.-inr % fI lr.a
l.ubIer business Under fh- uauiu &C ID HulhhAN Ll
be- tiiff a ~ AN u1fs ~ tA'
frtr All In. uli by tse urN .l ll.'.i 81 a. CD
I.F LHBsNAA. I-HrfIFlg
srtrIl.N HAHKEr No4bera
gru Ynrk November D.. I-'-.
Cd have r',- II. ratulsT t.lIsrE-t-hip fr
III, mans, .,lr .i te Iaa lbfsr ul.nsss Lnr iAr afu
N~-'' d. n HuusNfN
a. L. NNuaMAN.
sIEPIEN nAHNLN
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miscellaneous.

DATENTS. CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS,
pessus SepyrSa grqnFty sssure on n' Ss,sa,
Agency. 81 PARK row, ccEneE BseAnAnst, Nv~Nok
Thirty yezrs experience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

Michael DuntZ. OF No. = DiyisiGn--t.. New
,o- mad b arm broken and head badly rgt. 'c AZ
ruptng 20 gct GA Central Railroad train iast evening
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
ORDNANCE NO. 1902,

lPubiIshsd BY authority Of the Board OF Ttus-
y. tes> Of dold HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
lPassea ipnl .. lslI.l

THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hi DO ordsln:
sst Tios /. section thirty Of said Ordln.
anee 10 hereby amended 20 ~ TO rad - fol.
lows:
busin, - Of hawking or peidlins goods. wares
OF msrchapdlse Of auy description, except ice
eresn and milk, IRON q vehicle OF Ctheruise,
shall pay for hcenss 10 carr on the saine &C
cordirs TO bis OF thslr AVERAGE monthly saies
" recsipts, - 10 the following sche iule:
Pirst clsss- Monthly SAILS or recsipis. ono
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license.
thlrty dollar. or monthly license nfieen dol.
lara, at the option o. the llcensee.
Second Cas- - Nonthiy sales 90 receipts
spder one thousand do.lars, qnsrt.riy lies.ss
twenty dollars. or monthly license ten dollar,
II the optioa OF the c.nsss.
Third Class-Daily sales OF recelpts dfty dol
lars of over ave dollar. foF each cay unhss the
person os arm enssged In such business pay
ios and take out monthly or quarterly lieerss.
Fourth uiass-Dsily ssies or rsssigts under
CITY dollars three doilars fer each dav unless
Inc person or Arm engaged In sueh business
pay Tor and take ont mcpihiy of quarterly
src. .. Section thirty-sishi OF sslt o,di.
nance is hsrsby amended ~ ~ TO r-sd ~ fol-
lows seetioa =. syery person Or nrm co.
wssh.houss washing and ironing OF havinG
an once or agency for sueh laundry or sash.
houso within the llmits of the Tosn Of Gold
Hi, shall pay quastssly for . licenss 10 csirS
on the saps according 10 his or thsir svera.~ =
monthly business or receipts. % In the follow
y" firs Glass xouihly business or reeir..
two hundred and nfty dollars or over, quarter
iiosnss tvsnty dollars.
second clsss- -Motthly business or receipts
under two bundled and any dsl',rs sw s qa.,'sfS
prrsIdept OF the Board II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
CAUTION.

NALEDoNlA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
stosk sold 70 tsy amount due ~ ssss,r.
Dsut NJ. 20:
Csitlncsts No, s:ss. 10 name ot Boyd 4 Dsyis.
Tmstsss. 20 sharss. . shares cold. a shsrrs
certlaeiis No. ss1i, Oops. yhier o.. rru,.
tses. 70 sssr's, ] voioo shares sold. ioio
osrsiiesis Ns. ss4s, oope. usler 4 Co. rrusi....
. shs.s.: . ssiod shsss sold. q $500
csrsiaests No <iss. Conn jams. T,u.te.. 90
sharss. s0fes ssssssspeld. 10 eo.ioo sassrs
o,ssiassss No. nss. Conn James rrss,ss. 20
shares. . soioo shares sold. 10 soioo shsiss
oss,iassse No. ids. cahlil Rk Go. Trustees. 10
shans, poioo shArss seh. 0 10 100 shares
o.rtines,e No. 7.sa, cshlil 4 4 ca. Trustees. 9
shsFss. iaioo shsfss sold. ssi'ioo shares
os,tieesis No, $50. Fisher Z, Trustee. % shs.
s6oioo sbsrss sold. 10 6o.io0 shares left.
Csrtincafs No, oe7e, OautLier q Behmitt. Tfnk.
tsss. 10 shares. ! seioo shares 'old' ioioo
o>r.iacs,s No. ssl. oolly I Kp..sIp. Tru.iees.
iosharss. so-ioo shares sold. siain chs
Certificate M. 1898, Harvey O q. Trustee. 10
.hares. $500 shares sold. iai'o shares
kn 80. v.o -, ~,
osn.nes,e a Me. .so; a. ~ Ia .nla io',M,
sS seAfs'' ~''o' ''-''' '"'u' '''"
sssfss ,sn' .,,e y. . po,,,. r,,..
tses. 10 shsrss. ss-ioo 'harrs sold. is-ioo
snsrss su' -, . c..,.. rvr.,...
,.nss 4 a IN shsrss. 4 so.ioo shsrrs sold'
eo.ioo shsre. left
csrtIncsis No. ASA, Latham = King. Trustees.
90 shares. Ii.iOO 'hsrs so,d, Il aaioo chs
isn go. v.., ,.,. r,,.,.
oenineaisN 70; 'L,. ~ ~ .sS =. ~, -.
.n. ~. ,o.s u..,n.,.o, John ru.,ec
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

s.-pR. MfsrIE can Be oonsulted In ri
srenrs 10 ths above eomplsintp during Ono
hours mons A.. y. 70 ~ n.dsiiy. sna 7
svsuine. Sundays. 10 a. =. oty. =. Ful
dirset,ons snd adviss fsss with svsfy psssaes
of medicine. yo om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
sTocERoIpERS' MEETING.

NyucE ALTA SILVER MINING con.
I psny. San Yrsneisco, August ID, inI; /,
srs on the sboye.psmSd company for the eiec-
Hon II Trustees 70 ssrvs foi The ensuing year.
snd trspsaction OF such othsr business % may
Be- DR. scntsd, viii bc hsld st the efnce Of Tia
company, Rooms and q. No. so1 MontgomeD
strrci, 6an Prancisco. California. on THURS.
pAr. ,Ss is.h d,y q A.ss's = is s,ns oI Sess ~
Ssh instant, d O'Clock until after The
mss Ting. wh. WATSON. Beeretary.
Rooms . and .. No. sc1 noa'son'y street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

Ats ms~iirg Of he bosrd Of ffs,ters Of ths
,boys c mpsny, leid In virginia I iiy. Auswl
In. 1871, tks day Of delinquency on asso sm nj
10. vas post poned until the 3oth day Of An
uss. md the dslitquent sale day until shs 2su
jsy Of nspt~nbsF. ieff.
y o,dsr Of shs Board OF Trustees.
aus "a L. y. HkBTtHo1. Bserstary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
SiocKRolpERs' ME[IlNu.

u,HR ANNUAL xpErfxo OF tue STOCK.
hoidsm of ths Julia co-selldatd Mining
~. No- an Californis strsst, on WkDNES
bxY. he sth dsy OF August. 1871. q ns hour
- ! ccioei ,. n, for the purpose Of elcetine
Has,d on Dirretors 10 serys for the en'uine
yesr. and trsnssctins such other businsss q
- hcoRs Viii eiose on . saturday, the 3aih OF
Saiy' is7f, si o'eioek y. ~. Gil after the an
mai meeting. A. NOhL. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09
ANNUAL NETTING.

nvyioE CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
Nos,cc.-rhe s<venth annual meeting Of the
siockholders .f the above named csmpsny. for
the purposs Of eleeting Trussees 70 ssrye dur.
ing The sssuing year. sili he held on wKpNEs.
DAY. the nfteenth dy q August, 1877. at u
o'ci.ek 4 at the once 81 the Company. az
California street, San Ynncisco. California.
Tnnsfef bosks will Be clo,ed from thrse o'eioeh
,. y. on Fridsy. August ioth. ts1f. until aftsr
'A. -, nesting r. wlpsSss; s.,n,s;,.
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sTocKHOIDfRs' MEETlNo.
SPECIAL MEETING.

OFPlcR MINT GOLD AND SILVER
81. isii'%fs pnrsusass Of ths By.La.s q ihIs
company, special msst'na Of The stossho.ass'
,hs isth day of AUGUST isTs. q .hs hosr o.
siost rs q ns,,,otrss sss orss o. ss,,ss ssa FnS
,isco. C.liSorpia, fnr tss puypos q di.poel..
o, thc stoek Of ssid sompsny. boasht IN ~ saao
,ompsny foe delinquent asssssnsnts ..
q p, TAYLon. Vice Preesos.s.
D. A JxrxuFss, esesstf'J. sasm
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ENaINFFRs' MEETINGS.

CoNsToCg Lop0E, NO. !. OF TIIR
" Brotherhood Of sisii n:ry tpcSssn cSr!
mests AVERY YiRsr AkD THIRD noNDAi
Of each month. - odd Fellows han' oo'a
h'1 WILLIAM cAxpLzR, chisf.
Croasr J. Prsuss. '. A. y. Ws@
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
[. SCHOENFELD,
MAIN srREEr.....-.......coLD HIf.L'
Af.w Sssrs assvs shs News saee.
-eslIrH NJ
FAMILY PRovisIoNs
VEGETABLES, J.
| Fresh FRUITS, or EVERY VARIETY,
cAnpiEs, NUTS, ITO.
| y, ,.,en ,cHoIcnsr
BRANDS OF CIGARS,
Inpart.a and .ponsssis. and an '','s' Of
| TOBACCO.
| AZ Wholesale and Rstail. Everything Il ths
LowRsr CASH RATES.
ly6 % uaLf W. oSuOseE 51ks
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.
nHIs POPULAR PLACE OF yunn1k n.
son II wsll preparedto suit the hsAitn OF
plsassrs-ssskingp puhah. a,e e.. ~.
HOT OR COLD sATHsl J
S:!..
MINERAL OF SULPHUR BlfAs.
Firt.rais Hotel Recommendations. kvs!J
health ofvisiton.
TERMS REASONABLE.
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
| MCCULLOUGH AGO.
u.a,s \. nUnLISG & col
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MrLrED
" and Asssysd.
VIZ GUARANTEES OUR AssAYs:
To eoaform to the standard Of the Unisst
btssss Mint.
i'm f MCCULLOUGH 3 90
| BARGAINS! BARGAINS {!
TOR CHEAP BARGAINS CALL AT THE
BONANZA BAZAAR,
90 aeash q ssreet, virxisis CITY.
myis I'D. LxvNsoN.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
PIpgR's BUILDING, vIRaIsIA CITY,
Corner u ssd usisn streets.
GOTH. HAisr.
Civil: and Mining Engineer and surveyor.
jssm
1880. 1877
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
q. w. IiALI........ ..-.pRoPRIKrOR
u,uIs oLp.xsrABLIsHRD AND RKLT.
Il able Lanndry 10 prepared IN turn out any
quantily Of Renovated and c,esn Lirsu With
out being damaged BY manipulation ~ b,
ssessSes punctusily called for and re-
'SsIsTFSiioEs-Theodor. woln's Clothing Store.
c, ,osite lnfsrnaiiond Hotel U stresi. Virginia,
and veeey House. God HUI. In
WOODl WOOD!
THE uNpRRsioHRD HAS FOR sALE 4
/ large quantity OF fNUTPiNK, MOUNTAIN
LIMB and other varieties Of WOOD: Al'oa
iullsapply Of the BEST QUALITY Of
g o a l. f!
wHOLEsALg AND RETAIL, which he VII
dsiivsr throughout Gold IIiilsnd vieitity atths
''rSs,e''0 y ~ p'''''Ti 'TiHoxAsaALLAoHIp. |
A.1.rrx.rlL sanp Rrzss
UNION IRON WORKS
!. ON TIE DIVIDE
TYRRELL 4 REESE,
oUooEssoRs TO TYRRRLL ; CUMMINGS.
- FOUNDER, Machinists, General kngfnssrs,
prauahtsmsn. and manufacturers OF
QUARTZ MILL AND MINING MACHINERY
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
All vrdsrs nllsd with promptnen ana 70.
patch. and at the LOWEST RAIkS.
onnoe-19o South U street, 90 tns nnas'
c. WlEoAnp 4 co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
C0NK >D wIEGAND.............Assaysr.
ToRMgaLy MsLTRR AND REYMnR:
= and l,.s Supervising Asaa,sr Of the United
ro. s.ils, sdvrrtisement. see virriuia Even
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

AN .:. s:HI.AssF : d.s.:.:: dSss::: 3. :.t!Ir
tails Tradss ssS bsslsess wi:kin Ssc
.S,.Iss S:Ss..s;,I'i: .,Ii. L'ni'' e the T'ws I"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-09

Invaiids, a. we'll a. business men, or ANTILLES
seeking recreation or pleasure. win nnd this
' JOHN HuNsYsxEn, HuN..,.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
Il LATEST 4 FoREIeN RlE NEWS. ME- " q
ENGLAND;

Z, ts.7 ~ kHEtaUGs s5f
FAVORABLE CONDITION OF FINANCE m
EURoPE-A SPEEDY TERMINATION OF THE
IS EASTERN WAR LOOKED FOR. fIsa@5
y LeNDoN,i July 2l.-Ths Economist says
the present circumstances are favorable 70
the maintenance OF the market Of values
generally, and the large existing interest
in the rise of prices has very free play.
Money.is excessively cheap, which induces
investments and puts fuads Id the hands OF
the speculative supporters Of prices, There
are few operators for q, fall in the locked
condition Of the. markets, the fall Of Nick.
opolis and the advance OF the Russians on
the Balkans being taken toamean speedy
end OF; war and recovery from the depres-
sion which directly or indirectly resulted
from it. The week began with considers
BILE strength and occasional animation, but
/ this applies chiefly to the foreign bourses.
The rise in wheat lis going in some way to
prevent any correspo nding improvement in
l'home securities. On Wednesday English
stocks were further depressed by the ex- ex
preston of fears lest a military demonstra-
tion should be Immediately made by the
Government, but the alarm lid not last,
and on the balance prices fin foreign n.er-
kets were considerably higher for the Wssk,
WUllG uUWlt uAC u1Ohs
and the investment class OF stocks are agaln
higher on the abundance OF unemployed
money. A#Z-t - y. y, - q.
The Eastern War. Ell
CAPTURE OF 1000 TURKS AT iNlgopoLIs---THE
RUSSIANS BLocKADRG TEE MOUTH OF THE
| DANUBE.
LONDON, July 21.-The Russians claim
the construction OF a third pontoon over the
Danube at Ruhova. There were only 1000
turks captured at Nikopolis. The rest
were killed or escaped. Four vessels, con-
tanning 260 cubic yards Of stone, have been
sunk by the Russians in Sulina at the
mouth OF the Danube, and 5000 cubic yards
of stone were thrown on these vessaia, thug
reducing the depth Of the channel 10 four
feet. .y
REPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS BY osAAN PASTA.
WIDEN, July 21.-Yesterday. o large
Russian force attacked the Turks, under
OsmaI Pasha, covering Plerna. Osman
Pasha made successful defence, and after
conflict Of ten hours the Russians were
defeated, and retreated, abandoning their
dead and wounded. The Ottoman loss was
comparatively small.
ADRIANoPLE, July 21.-Sulegman Pasha
landed yesterday at Dediagatsh, the termi-
nus on the Marmora of the railway to Adr1-
anople., He is expected at Kanleli Banogas
tomorrow. Zeni Saghra has been burned
by the Bulgarians. y t'-t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
LOCAL. MATTERS.

RECEPTION OF THE PRgsIDENT.-The COM
mittee on behalf Of our city government ap-
pointed to receive and entertain his Excel
lency the President OF the United States
consisting Of his Honor the Mayor Of the
city, Judge John A. Meredith, president OF
the Board of Aldermen, and Messrs. Chris
tian, Curtis, PuIliam, Whitlock, Bass, Cam
non, Scott, Todd, N0lting, Stearns. and
Courtney, and the committee appointed
by the Chamber OF Commerce-haye
been notified that the !. President ac-
cepts the invitation OF the Council to
visit Richmond. The committee will meet
ut the Office OF Mr.. Samuel Fl. Pulliam
to-day (Monday) at 12 O'Clock to agree
upopsaa programme for the reception
and Entertainment Of his E8cellency.
The President will be accompanied
by several members of his Cabinet.
The committee will no doubt make his re-
ception an appropriate one, and in every
way worthy of the city. 1t is intimated
that the committee will call into service on
the occasion of the reception the First Vir-
ginia regiment, Richmond City Guard,
Richmond Howitzers, and the Richmond
Fire Department. The procession will
march through some OF the principal
streets, and the presidential party will then
he carried to the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
The Nationar " Cotton Convention.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF SATURDAY.

z THE PROCEEDINGS OF SATURDAY. =
:, GREENBRrER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va, July 21. General Bussey, of New, Or
leans, introduced a preamble, and resolu.
tions, which were adopted, setting forth the
vital importance OF tue early completion Of
the Texas Pacific railroad from Shreveport,
La, to San Diego Cal., recommending the
subject to the attention of Congress, and
requesting senators and representatives to
use their best efforts to secure the passage
at the next session OF Congress of the bill
now before that body granting aid to said
Texas-P Pacific railroad. I ~ sis a Il.
Several resolutions looking to the cotton
interests. were adopted, as also the report Of
the Committee on Foreign and Domestic
Bills of Lading., s.i..t ~ ~
The selection of the next place OF bieni
NAL meeting was left!sto the Executive
Council. ist. ::Ez. g. = q
Resolutions Of thanks to the officers Of tine
Exchange, proprietors OF the White Sui
phur Springs, and others, for courtesies,
&C., were adopted. 4.,E@ aH ~7,# iLtG
The Exchange then adjourned sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
4s-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATcH
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArEBs or THE CRY -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INDICATIONS FOR SuNDAY.-For the South
Atlantic. States, rising barometer, warmer
southeast to southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather, with local rafns, on che coast. e
For the Gulf States, diminishing north
and east winds, warmer, clear weather,
and stationary or higher pressure. e I
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising followed BY. falling barometer, warm.
,er and partly cloudy weather, and southerly
winds. "SSH 3a.@":f..S 4"e.
For the Middle States, rising baToni'
:eter, stationary or higher Temperature,
and on the coast easterly.@winds, with loca
rains, but in the interior northwest to
southwest winds, with clear weather.