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National Republican., 1877-10-24

rTRUsTEEs SALE OF LOT is, SQUARE SOS,
I'M bWtHfiE hH2IEEP ~ WIr TMosn3Tf MobEpS sRlGk N.
PR0YEMENTS No. a SEVENTH STREET
sOuTHFA~r,
b. virtue of deed OF trust to me given, dated May
II, 1857, and duly rI in Liner No. 81 o 10 40,
of ihn land ri. for the District of Co umbin
aud tn rsluest o. the rRrty thcre Irr. W II
sell public Ructln, Ia frOi t ,f tie pramiSos on
no >DAY, o. tDber - isT7 at O'c c< p. NJ, to the
highest bhGe all that rLin I,o'e or parcel Of
md and premises, sltiNci In the city OF Washing
u. H. e. Il LnoSn as Il I IL, IN william will amt
u divis OF or mi and d, and nRit Of lot l.,
IN SIT sPs mp owed by twO-stoIy hri, dwelling
| oisp, with u wv OIy brck hack bdding, contain
Ing Ell mOdein n improve mrntS.
TeIms sale: si' o. with itercst from May II, 1877
per cit. aid NpenspS Of de- In q sh the bal
amce 1t six an twelve molths tore secured by n
len on the pro- ely sold wltl interest rom day
sae. The property will he sold sub 10 pr n.
ImbranCe Of $3.50, secured by deed Of trust Of No
,mbr y 1879 ~ Il payable In threr years, with ten
per cert int, rest. pay a semi-annually deposit
u 500 the time OF sale viii he required, and the
iprlus to he Ctmplel with within sivPn days from
date Uf sale. the trustee reserves u right to
II on five days notice at the 90 aud risk of Il de-
.Riltlrg purchaser. . .
II. q. CAMPBELL Trustee
pUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOncer ocIld&ds
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NEW MLsCELLAyEOUs Us PlBLICA TOM
W. II. & o. II. MORRISON.
THE IlATEST
No. i75 Pennsylvania avenue.

THE LATEST.
Egypt MS Il is Mc(oan s'.5h
One Year Abroad by author Of One summer si.fh
Silent and True Mary Agnes Fleming: Si.7L
Nicholas Minturu. J. "a. Holland: Sl.i6
Biography Of Alfred De Musset, from the French;
e.
Life Of J. NJ. W. Turner, ThOrnburg; s275
Addresses aud Sermons delivered at ST. Andrews,
Dean Stanley; t.75.
Christianity and Humanity, J. Starr King; g.
Thompson; g.
baroness "f New York, Joaquin Miller; si.7S Bos-
ton Monday Lectures, Biology Cook; $50. Life Oi
Count CaVUr, Maznde; H. Mr.. Edwards the Blue
Stocking; 5lr. large assortment OF the newest
styles Ut PEpetcTics and Note Paper.
sOLOMOSS CHAPMAN.
Metropolitan booksellers,
oc3tf 9ll Pennsylvania avenue.
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J.. p, FARMER, General Passenger Age
FRANk TMOMSON. Nenernl MRnnger. nptt
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
3 NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

JusE "A, 1871.
LEAVE WARRINGTON
$50 n. M, Baltimore and way stations
$40 a M, Baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations
750 a. M, While sulphur and Valley Springs EE-
press makes no stops between Washington anu Har-
per's Ferr"
'7iS a M, ST. Louis Cincinnati, Chicago. and Pitts
bury express, iagerstown, except Sunday
800 a. M Baltimore Expires.
s1O m. Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagers
town. Point Of Rocks and way stations.
, $50 &, m, New York, Philadelphia Boston and III
tmore express.
sEtJ m, Baltimore and way stations. on Sunday
connects for Annapolis
10 n M. baltimore
1910 y. m, baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and
way stations
sisO p M, New York and Philadelphia Express
On Sunday 10 Bait more only stopping at all stations
Connects for Frederick.
so y. m.. Bait more and way stations
lb y M, Halt more and hnTpl cNIrpsS.
E5 p. m, Pt OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
chester. and way stations
$3.50 j.. H.. BIltn.. Annapolis Rnh way stations.
$3.50 p. m, Philadelphia, Nor. Tx and baltimore
cars direct to boat.
.S4S p. n, Chicago and Columbus express Win
chester aud HngerstOwn except Sunday.
si:S p. nL Baltimore express.
"a o. M. Baltimore and wav stations.
80 p N, Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
politnn Branch
.s2S p. M. ST. Louis Cincinnati and PIttsburg cs
.lcOo p. M. New orK, Philadelphia and Baltimore
EXPRESS
fnns marked 'daily otlcr trains daily except sun
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ocls-ThSTu6
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
by virtue Of writ of GSri JdriHs issued out OF the
rk's Office of the Supr, me urt Of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed Will sell ut public
sale csh, at the courthouse door Of said District
on THURSDAY, the sth day OF November, lsI1 at
. Oc!opk nl all the right tile, claim and interest Of
the defendant In and to tn iUl'owingdeScrbed prop.
erty, TO witt Lot eleven nll square one thousand and
thIty-thrce llntn and lot one %, square enc thou
sand and nlnciy-tIve uC05l 'n Washington y. g. to-
gcth,r with all aud singular the improvements there
on seized aud levied upon The property Of the de
icmdRn Moses Kelly 10 satisfy execution No. II, ,l3l
at law in favor OF Robert LeitCh 4 son.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
l'nitrd States Marshal ID. g.
oclsdSs JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOneer
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ga TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
TIL FRI DAY, October .0lsaEe hour AMI place, by
order of the trustee octs2MwF :
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rJNHOIAs L. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Au,
tiGuppr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL


TNTSTEES SALE OF VNTMPNOVFD KEAL
ESTATE.
Bv virtue of deed Of trust dated on the 1Ith day
of February, A ID. ls16, and recorded In Libcr No.
sli, folio va, of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and also by leave granted by The SUI.
premc Court of the Dktrict OF Columbia, by an order
passed the al day Of Sep cmber, A. d. ls77 I'm the
case OF Hume ct al vs. sweet Ct al, No; 55. equity
docket 10 will, on SATURDAY the 10Th day OF o :
front of tue premises, at publ nuction TO the highest
bidder the following real estate in Washington city,
In the District of Columbia that is tosay original lois
numbered one, > two t2) four a. aud seven 20 In
square numbered eight hundTel and frty-nine (sio.l
Terms oi sale: One hal cash. the balance In six 10y
and twelve u2) months. with inter Ct at the rate OF
the purchaser purchasers anda deed OF trust to the
satisfaction of the trustee all cash. at the option of
the purchaser; 80 deposit acceptance of the
bid, and cOnveynnciug anl recording nj purchasers
cost. ir the terms OF sale are not complied with In
the right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the deaulting purchaser ater seven days notice In
the NATIONAL REPU sIICAS.
- ca LDERON CARLISLE Trustee
oct0-TuFMWESds
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
The Pr 1gramme OF Studies for the year beginning
Sept is 1877 will be sent application jes FTui7w
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1877 and l529 SPRUCE STREET. PHILADELPHIA
For young ladies and misses. Reopens TIL RS
DAY, September 30 Board and tuition. In Latin,
English and French, per annum ttDD
MADAME D. HERVILLY, Principal.
French is the Language Of the family. my.S6m
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
1854 street northwest, Dr.. J. p cAULFIELD. Prin.
cipal sels-u
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SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
- seventh and l. streets, opens August q. Halls
handsomely r'ted. Sous and daughters practically
educated Thorough, condensed instruction and train
ing In Rapid Calculations English Iangua,e. Letter
WRITING Business Penmanship, business Forms,
bookkeeping, Business Practice, Spelling, E'Ocution,
Physical Exercises, &c Day tuition $50 year, paid
In SIX equal monthly insthments or $50 II paid In
full on enlerins Evening tuition, % per month. New
illustrated circular, giving particulars, sent appli-
cation. II. e. SPENCER. Principal. aul0Sm
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.

aH a A.-g-g-
UNIVERSAL r, R, TICKET OFFICE
III I. ssSsss & CT 81 gGn, sGTss
sSsS good til aed BaFSasS eRSffSa th59pEh
nihi!iy- "a Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store.
1877 onEar 1877
Lr..SNIiI VIA ROUTE
TO THE Nonr,l, V 81. AND SOUTHWEST
DoCBfE IRA'K. STEEL RAILS
Splendid sCENLllG. MAG.lFICENT BoUif
TRAINS LEAVE GS%sfF whsifst,rSN IN from Depot, cor
For iilts6ure and the West, ioio a m. daily, with
fHts6urIg ~ 10 Y cineinnatt 81; Louis, and Chicago;
Op. M. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE ASD rJrOMAG RAILROAD
For CunandalgIa iiUhester, Bunllo Niagara Falls
and the NorlI. : 4 M daily s5Sp. s5Sepi sundGy &
Haven, Eim,fs and watkins al iOio a. in daily.
For NsI To.K and the East, e:ss p, m. daily, with
man prrior Cars, 0;1 a m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For New York and the East, Is q; m, and lfo p N.
Washington to BosloL
For BoSsH y NV M horS Si through trains con @
, eyoIdiI!g double crrIase and Journey across New
For IsS TnsSepnq n @ ga m Hn1ls3 s, o m Gny e55GsPt
Accommodation for baltimore. 6;S m. and +0p
For fopes Creek Line, Is, a M AID 90 p IN. daily
except Sund..y.
For Annapolis 6:5j a M. and 40 p. M daily. except
Sunday
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For ACk.a.ruI e. :, 5, GlO, 10 II A. m g. i:eD s. 9.
y. M. On sunday ut GiO n IN. aud and y. m.
Fol the South via Richmond l5j daily 5B ..
M. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington, g. l. clio
glO, 10, II, a NIL, ., EsO, s 0, and H. m.
On sunday at SiO and 10 a m., and y. M.
af
modntions he procured at the Offices northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and PennylvaIia avenue
nodhpast corner OF Sixth street md Pennsylvania
nLe, and at the depot where orders be let for the
checking OF baggage TO destination irLm hotels and
residences.
L. 7, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager nptal
National Republican., 1877-10-24

Stocks ,everigh and irregular.
The 'oOyIns are the UIsrnng and closing rates for
the hcve stnrks tacgrapnrd to ~. u. Cooke, jr,
Co.. from the New York stock Exchanges
National Republican., 1877-10-24

The following are the buying and selling rates ior
Government securities:
National Republican., 1877-10-24

'It is sad thatCount LInzendori Patriarch OF the
MUravian brethren, was first tat ght to love our sa
viour by reading this motto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-11
EDUCATIONAL.
T7HE GERMAN AND FRENCH Ian
II GIIAGES

T1HE GERMAN AND FRENCH Lam
l. GUAGES. -,
Prof S. DAVID, OF iGettingen UniTorsi'y, Will
give lessons in the German and French Lam
guapes either in schools. classes or at prlvsie
residences. Residence, No. 10 south hoys! ss'
DELLE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ID Alexandria, Va.
Tho exercises Of this school will Do rcsumeu
on the 10Th instant. y,
Tho organization is such as to. embrace a.l
grades of scholarship from the primary 70 the
most advanced collegiate. The Principal oo.
sros to assure all who are inclined to patroniASS
this school that teachers Of known ability ano
experience arc employed in every department. mi
Specn attention is called to the superior taclai.
ties offered in tho Department of Music. Proi;
F.. j. Hahr, teacher of great reputation, will
preside over this department, and will be assisted
by Mrs and Miss Ponick. Young ladies of the
city, who havo completed their literary course.
hut who dc. iro TO continue music, can have the
benz ii! cf Prof Hairs instruction at the lnsti'
tute. For other particulars send for Catalogue,
or apply 10
sep 7-tf N. PENICK, Principal.
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yYlNEs AND LEssUOlss.
Henry Englehardt's S Lager Beer.

(Bottlod for Faroily Use and Shipping.)
The attention of tho public is respectfully call
cd to very superior article of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brewod FROM tho beat Malt and
Hops, with the greatest care for its purity, and
put up in tho most convenient style with patent
shoppers.
Invalids or delicate persons will derive much
benefit from it's use. Ordors loft at Louis Ap-
richs restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and doalors supplied OF
lowest rates. Delivered to any part Of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
mv5 Wost End BroWory.
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MEDEGHNA AL.

HAPPY RELIEF TO YOUNG
n MEN from tho effects of Errors and d
m ,tIAbuses in early life. MANHOOD =
S = RESTORED. lmpodimonts TO Mar =
s 4 riage removed. New method of troat- s
= 6Glmcnt. Now and remarkable remodios. =
g ~ Books and circulars sent free in sealed
= NIonvclopes Address HOWARD AS. :
q ElSOCIkTION. 4l9 n. Ninth st., Phi!a- e
y SIdclphis, Pa. An Institution having a =
Slhioh reputation for honorable conduct
ma prolassonml skill. ap 27-ly
EtUTbEB = BAISAM1C MlATU ne, fOh
ID FORTY YEARS Known as TIE IN
FALLiBLE REMEDY.
pr;ro nno dollar nor bottle. fob 2S-1y
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DRY GO0EaS,
HOrELS AND RESTAURANTS

HOTELS AND kESTA AUsSANIS.
GTEAMED OYSTERS
- AtJACOB BOHRAUS',
NO. 13 SOUTH ROYAL STREET.
lto has just completed his now appar:'us, Il 10; %
stonming oysters, aud has fitted up y LADIES
DINING PAELOR, whore oysters 10 every
styo and othor delicacies will bo furnished at
tho shortest notice and ut all hours.
MPORTAD WINES and BRANDiES
and oLhor choice liquors can bo had at the bar.
son 2S-1n
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EEEe'ssEAsH, SODA STA'EE5e, &c.
DEADT FOR SUMMER.
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OAR SOLDER, BLOCK TIN and BABBlT
ID METAL just received at SS King st., cor
nor of Royal-5OO lbs Tinman's Solder Oh Inc
best quality also supply Of Ss5 snd 1,n 1otsl 1i in
Bsbbit Metal. for sale wholesale anu Fo'A'' !"
quantities TO suit. Orders soicI!ed: G. CAN
sen 20 j. T. CREIGHTON q SUN.
Vpp1II. READY MIXED PAINTS.
a gEhI4du gEHny4d pTIRE WHITE LEAD, LIN.
1Trh ~ - nTI, y i'' FAINT BRUSHES and full
a,ni of PAiNTS of al kinds for sale al lowest
prices ice 9G ny R.S. LEADBEATER & BRo.
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.OYsTESS' oSSrhN''
FRIED, S'rhWED OR RAW,
All. RhMMEL'H, MARX Ef SPACE.
lie hiss thom fresh and good, and always
ready at tho call Of his customers.
re Ilsdies' Saloon in the rear.
Don't forget if you want to enjoy mohl 20
10 RAMMELS OYSTER SALOON, Market
N. Is. The BEST OF LIQUORS snd ClG ARS
always on hand. sep la-im
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sy" How II IS DoNE.-Thc first object in
lfs with the American people is to get rich y
the aecond, bow 10 regain good Eeslth Tho
FIRST can bo o5.sjncd by energy, honesty and
saving; tho second good hoalth) by using
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should you
be dcsrondont sufferer from any Of tho elects
Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint. lndigcstlon,&c
such rs Sick Headache, Pslptsticr Of the Heart.
Sour Stomach, Esbtusl CostiTcnoss, Dizziness
Of tho Head, Nervous Prost1stion, Ao" Spirits,
&C., you need not suffer another day. Two
doses of August Flower will relieve you at once
Sample bottles 10 cts; regular size rs cts. Posi-
tively sold by all first class. Druggists in the
Jnited States. sop N-1y
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FANCY GOODS.
N1O THE PUBLIC.

T'o THE PUBLIC.
| have just returned from tho North with q
LADIES', GENTS AND CHlLDREN'S
FANCY HOSE,
1T all prices; Corsets, uandkerchicts, Collars
snd Cults, Infants Fancy Hoods and Sacques,
Handsome Shawls, Fino White Flannel; also
alI colors Of Plaid and Plain Opera Fianhols
Ladies and Chidten's Mo7ino Vosts and Pants;
ed all shades; also all shades Of Cheap Worstcd.
White and Black lOc, Coorcd lic per cz; Bal
morals and o.her Yarns; also great bargains IN
Towels, Napkins, Lacos Imported Black SILK
Scarfs, all kinds Of Neckties and Mock kuilllng,
Buttons, Silk and Worsted Fringos, Baby Dolls,
Silver Card Board, Culorod Mottoos and Frames,
Fancy Pictures, Stcol Belts, Trimmings OF ali
descriptions and othsr Fancy Articles. Call
and examine for yourself at
sop 27-tf a. DlEOEL'' tab klhg 81.
NOTICE.
l have Just returpod from tho North with a
full line Of the following goods: Lsdios' and
Ohildren's Hosiery from l2ic to soc pair; Kid
Glove, from 75c to 81 IS por pair; Handker-
chiefs at all prices Zephyr Worstcd. whit, lOc,
colored 14c per OF; Ladies' EtnorOderod Co
lars l5c; large line OF Lace Colla5s tor ch'ld-
rem ; Corsets from 50e up; Yarn, Navy Blue,
Seal Brown, and all the plain co'ors; Merlno
Vests and Pants of all sizos; Card Board Silver
Papor Pictures in great variety Motto Rocket
Books Steel Purses, now style; Lace ana Sllk
Scarls; Crope I,oase; all kinds OF kuilling very
low Buttons Fringes and Black Velvet on the
bias also Velvet Ribbons and everything IN M
line as low AS can be sold in this or any other
city. Call and SEQ for yourselves at
G. G. BERRY'S, 72 King st.
Agent forSINGERS SEWING MACHlN ES'
sop "A
, 1877-09-01

New Y. er. rs i Augus..-A telegram from
81. P.fcr>alr, Je,iqs TIA, the Turks have
Up uryl lie s-inEa pass frts.
From Nls5aots Ills aan5uaced thai The dos-
giuz Of a Kounaailu Sol4in hy The Russians has
almos5 brought about \ collision between the
two Governments. and i. is posi- i7ely assorted
int ggne.aI Jis3atisf.c ion against Russia
prevails in Rounania.
Pads alli,oS sac that the Government
oi~app.ove Of Il. G ,n5attA's speech Of ILL,
and have Instituted proceedings against him.
Sir aIo.d N,rthco,e speaking a Plymouth
strongly defended he poliry of the Ministry, and
, 1877-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEM s.
(F9om tie TTmes.)

The Governor OF Bosnia has issued q
Proclamation to the Bosnian Mussulmans,
in which he declares the Empire to be in
danger, and minor all to arms against
the common enemy, who affects to repre-.
sent humanity and civilization, and who,
alter breaking treaties, contemning all in
ternational rights, and stirring up the
Provinces of the Empire to revolt, Is now
carrying on a war of determination among
the Mussulman population.
The st. Petersburg Ruski MIR, adverting
to Sir Stafford Northcote's recent explana-
ton in Parliament, says the French
Cabinet, being DESTROYS to acquire prestige
abroad, in order to strengthen their posi-
ton at home, Count Bsust pro6ted by
this circumstance to try and concert a
joiut action of Austria, England, and
, 1877-09-01
THE "AV
HRISTIAT2TBD8 ST.. CROII.
Saturday. 1st September 1877.


The month just closed, although dry in
the latter half, has been very favourable
TO cane growers. The only heavy fall Of
rain was on the morning Of the 11th, when,
IN the course of q few hours about 25
lines fell in the eastern part Of the island,
and about IS ia the western. This differ
ence in favour of the west appears also in
the light showers that have fallen subse-
quently. 1t is therefore not easy to say,
in advance of receiving the returns, what
the average rainfall for the whole island
will turn out to have been. For the
Western half it will probably be found
az much as so lines mt. Victory 562),
but for the eastern not more than 30 lines.
The planters have not been 10 such good
, 1877-09-01

Which is hereby brought to public
notice with reference to the publica-
ton under 9th inst. issued from the
PreSidency's Secretary's Office CON
corning the entry Of the Danish
West India Islands in the General
Postal Union.
The Government Of the Danish
West India Islands,
St. Thomas 25th August 1877.
AUG GAEUN.
, 1877-09-01
OBITUARY.

DHED-Last night, - his residence in
this town, CHRISTIAN LUDWIG S%CHELLERUP
ESQ, aged so years, Chief Inspector Of
Buildings. which Office he had held for a
number Of years. His funeral VIII take
place this afternoon.
, 1877-09-01
CARL ~E3ATTENsEN.
AnSsettelSe

Cs ONSTITUERETQ yeryeimes-
q tel c H~4TTEN$EN or mCddeelt Reiso-
uII4do,ao for nogIa Mlane err og Planter
G. ELLIOTT cous;itucret III under hans
Fraverelse al Fungero som Cyerveimes-
Ter paa S.. Croix.
, 1877-09-01

spirits for years, and the young canes are
nov so far advanced that only an extra.
ordinary spell Of dry weather could seri-
ousIy iuj ure them, Many say that the
promise is b tter than in 1870, the canes
bang more advanced, aud The extnnt Of
land planted being much greater. Let US
hope that nothing may happen to spoil
tn prospects.
, 1877-09-01

tl"l tO'CSt'iHS IcSdiull9 Tue progress OF
tie war are real aloud daily in the
II squtS, and the news Of the recent
Turkish successes was .ecrived With great
dc ight.
asst week Bombay lost a notable citi.
zen by The death Of Sir Jamsetlee Jevieeb-
hoy, heal of the Parsee community, q
man as Distinguish for his Iibrrality and
public spirit az was his A'ber, tie first
native Indian honoured wi the title of
baronet. All the banks in Bombay were
closed for a day as a mark Of respect to
his memory.
liz all the earlier kilograms about the
fall OF Nihopol, it was said that the
Turkish garrison had been able to retire,
but The official bulletin now fully confirms
the statement that the whole Turkish
iorce Of 6. 90 men had been taxed prison
ers. Indeed, from the fact that the Rus
slams first attacked at SjmOyitzl it is clear
that the whole operation was aimed az
capturing the garrison, not less than the
town. Simovitza lies a few mileS to the
west Of Nikcp0l, on the river Vid, where
a road runs to Rlhoya and LON Palauka,
and once driven back to Nikopol, there
was no further escape all The routes
south having been for some time in the
possession OF the Russians 1t looks very
much IS if The garrison Of Nikopol had
been qui:e forgotten by the Turkish Staff,
and had !ecci2ed no Instructions TO with.
dra ", which, after all, might have been
sent from The Widdiu side. Thus the dc.
-Dto1 O,r,i,n, h,l1 On va mat ITO foko
And vet those 5000 men and 40 guns
would have been of great value in the
Balkans or in the Quadrliateral.
Lieutenant Zubowics. known by his
horseback journey from Vienna to Paris.
has been asked TO go to Constantinople to
sup,rintend the manufacture Of the land
torpedoes invented by him, He starts on
Saturday. The War Party would there.
fore seem clearly to have the upper baud.
The fields near Cologne infected by the
Colorado beetle have again been carefully
inspected, aud no trace Of the insect found.
Commissioners of the French Government
attended the proceedings.
President Vanderbilt IS distributing
$1,000 0 among the New York Central
Railway hands as q reward for their loyal
ty during the late insurrection.
The Berlin Free Press gives publication
to d secret Circular alleged to have bean
addressed by the Governor Of the Province
of St. Petersburg to the district police
chiefs. In this Circular, the Governor.
adverting to the circulation of war intelll-
gence by some village communities, forblda
any future attempt Of the kind. These
communities, he says, have no right to
circulate newspapers among the peasant
ry, or to attend 10 the political education
Of the people.
The American Line and Dominion Line
steamships from Philadelphia for Liverpool
have discontinued their Esual salllogs on
fixed days until the resumption of railway
traffic enables them to obtain regular car
goes.
The Philadelphia grain elevators are
empty.
, 1877-09-01

France in the East. This attempt. pre-
maturely attracting the notice of Gcrmary
and Italy, had to be abandoned before il
came to anything.
, 1877-09-01

The Philadelphia grain elevators are
empty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-24
battalion Drill.

Last night, the stonewall Grsys and
Lamar Rifles turned out for battalion
drill, under the command Of Lleuien.
ant Colonel J. q. Eblln. An adjulant,
sergeant major and two guides were
appointed, and the first duty In bat
TALON drill gone through with, name
~, the alignment Owing to the heat,
aud the weight and thickness OF the
uniforms, The drill was not continued
but for q abort time. The companies
both need recruiting up, and 1t would
take more than dozen, composed Of
their present numbers, 10 form n bat.
tailion. Get your companies up TO
sixty men, and then there will be some
fun In battalion drill.