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National Republican., 1877-03-15
CITY IIEMS

NEw YoRK SoCIABLE.
The last sociable OF the series given by the
New York Republican Association will take
place tonight, at the Masonic Hall.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
sOE TH FHEOlHNA

EN.scnAt6r Robertson tnrn Ra,u-s-unlasfS--
Wallace Argue AERtnsu mr. <nas.uanss-=
Proposition.
EN-senat0r Robnrtsm @. c., arnnmymnirE
by eI-RspresantHtiHe WRnRrr nhIlsH IN nm
President yeEtnrds. protesting ErHtnE <snamru II
PAttersonf proposition Inr q nlrrtim IN lin
ground thHt the substantial inrarnRiF nj Ssmfi
CErOltnR would he mEteriallg dEmHPBG ~ mIra
m elscti0n.
They also tBld Ihe Prrsidmn rtgl mum al rfin
Republican member 1l TIM SHHut had tnui nms
suited I'm the RsiJsGt md iiurniuf d .znH u fian
nature Of al independent IrInsfrm m TIN glE-r
oil Senator fAJtersHE, BImInlIIlnl JauIl4Hlls 1Il
GUvernUr Chnmierihn.
Mr. Robertson Hnld IhIf TIN Bnlutlu- tr ms
south Carolina n0nqlInEtiGns rmlu f Hnnnn,,
plished by more simple mnHnK, nImsgy Inn win.
drGwhl OF trO0ps tr0m TIM SLabt GHl,ltn. Nlan
the people themselves wDnlG RdIu tis O a,
Guilty
The President rerrivnG MRHsrE HDinrrHm 4l1f
Nallacc cpurteOusly, ana r thsy arr4 ImlRsrs O.
the STATE said they wsnlu II al lmaE pH We
come.
IL can positively he RsssrIsd thal lin Team.
Gratis or CONSERVATIVES I'd h1tl LmisIEnu an.
south Carolina Grn nIwnsBd u q nIIi,erlRp
10rihl election n thHsr StHtes Inr lma 1aH
fresia1nt VIII nm snuuurHrf snrI N ainnbim
unless with the consent Oi b0tt lIErtiaE- flH viii
hOwfvnr, receive from representative nra n
bOth the DemOcrntic and IAspulilnIn Imrlln IlIJT
sugEeEtiOnF IN writing thfy iIBvT % ma.ls zuIm
the SUBJECT, with u vipw II lmn ihuEttm n uhRaf
States, md a. can tUrtiIGT be l,8sturaGt " ~
serted thHf thb AdmniErnSIim ImE mn Esf1 m,
tursd any plan, hui VIII win DdItf ttnIlttsri,
tiOn IN view Di the impnrrIInrt al I'm gutF,ea.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR LEAD SEALS For
l. CORDING AND SEALING PACKAGEs,
TRuAauRY Dup QTMuNT March

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March i8, 1871.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this de-
psrtment until IL o'clock m, MARCH ~, 1877,
for supplyinE the customs service Of tho Depart.
ment With Lead Scalt, suitable for cordiug and
sealing packages Of dutiable merchandise, for o
period OF one year.
Proposals must state tho price per thousand
for seals, securely packed in wooden boxes and
delivered free Of charges, at freight or express
Office OF ra ilroad, or other transportation line
most convenient to the manufactory, with boxes
duly marked and directed, as may bo ordered
from this Department.
Biiders will be required to furnish twelve
samples OF the seals offered at the time Of nUng
thslr proposals. Sample seals offered by bidders
will be retained, whether the bidder receives the
contract or not.
Tho proposals accompanied by samples must
be addressed to the Secretary OF the Treasury,
ara marked "Proposals for Cording Seals.n Two
required during the year.
Tho Department reserves tho right TO reject
any or all bids, or 10 waive defects therein and
TO terminate the contract at any time upon CIV
ing thirty days notice to tho contractor.
JOHN SHERMAN, .
mh1bAN Secrstarv. y
National Republican., 1877-03-15

This ssrvian Government has ordered ColoneI
pesputoVitch, VIM was sent during the Ssrvian
war 10 halp tho Insurgents In Bosnls. To return 10
Servin. EsFpat0vitrh reissaH 70 obey, and te-
dinros his Intention OF keeping up the insurrsr.
EEE.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
DIED.

GOULD.-On Wednesday, March II, 1871, WILLIE
GOULD, only son of W. W. and Lydia A. 9ouli.
His funeral will take place TODAY, At 2!3o p M,
from the residence Of his grandfather No. 1903
York avenue, riends and scquaintancos are re-
spectfully invited.
KtLLEY The funeral of MARY KILLEY will
take plsce from her mothers residence, No. as l.
street southwest, to-day, at $50 o'clock Friendi
and relatives are Invited to attend.
INVERSION March a, 1877. at i;5l o'clock, Mrs.
ELIZA RIVERS, aged eighty. six years.
Her funeral will take place from her lats resi-
dencc, 4BFi street southeast Friday, at clock,
and proceed to Christ chuvch, a street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeast.
sULLlyAN,-t,n Wednesday morning, March II,
1871. at O'Clock, ELIZABETH, beloved wife oi
James sullivan. aged fUrty-nvc years, forme Fly OF
last twenty years,
der &c, No. g. street northwast this afternoon, 81
arc respectfully Invited TO attend.
TiLLEY.-On wednesday morning, March II,
ISL, oEoRGk A. TILLEY. aged twenty. rue ycsrs,
Funeral IRON Els street, on saturday, at II a.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
JUDICIous ECONOMY

is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
your soiled gloves, but renovate them with
Jouven's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. 1t will
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold at drug and fancy stores. - cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1877-03-15

WALL lPArERs-PLAIs AND DECORATIVE
To make room for spring stock, will sell at cost
for the next 30 days. Parties renting can have
one OF the finest and largest assort ments to select
from, and save 20 per cent. by buying oi Tub
man, all Ninth street. northwest. next door to
Lincoln Hall
National Republican., 1877-03-15
wnBoR's CoNFousD OF PURE Cop LIVER OIL
AND LIMK-

The advantage OF this compound over the plain
OIL is that the nauseatng taste of the Oil Is en-
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
PAlatable. The offensive taste OF tho OH has
long acted as prominent objection to Its use; but
In this form the trouble Is entirely obyiated. A
host OF certificates might be given here to testify
TO the excellence and success OF "Wiibor's Cod
Liver OIL and Lime" But the fact that It Is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty Is
sufficient. For sale by A. B. Wiloor, Chemist,
Boston, and by all druggists,
National Republican., 1877-03-15
fRR RTED.

RR-DARRI.-on the 9th of August, 1876, by
the Rev. Thomas G.. Lee, In the Cath, dtsl at Bal
umorc, kLOSZo A. MARn and KATE THYsoS
BARRY, both OF " ashinEton, ID. q.
,PRAIT,PhGE;-ht tho Church q the hscen-
Elliott, WALTER sCoTr. PRATr aud JuJIA,
daughter OF the late Y. 4. Page. No cards.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
R-lILROIDS1

UNIVERSAL r. X. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought, exchanged or sold at a reduction Of ONE
DOLLAR upon any other Office or depot In this city,
Tickets good I'LL used. baggage checked through.
Apply To MD. WHITEsIDE,
nhl2-ly 997 Penn, ave, Candy store. -
National Republican., 1877-03-15

BuKsErT's COCAINE.
is the best and cheapest hair dressing in the
world.
National Republican., 1877-03-15

Tho AustrB- Hungarian 6iBudulnsrnl inH o..
oeIited Russia IrQisni al 4 Eurm,uII ifssAEra.
tloh, hut mnrnly IN ne nHnznirs BIE stFlEtHF a.
ihe linr'lm memorandum. Tin GpnIm lnHaalh
~ Fesh Thai furHtR, nnSIil1f Ihf 1nssau lIlzgl
Atlnnk. Is detCIminad 10 msl7r Wiz d a zuu
thAt Bi smRruE nae HprsAl FgrI mn uTnu,-
hslont lrniurul proposed ts TusslE
National Republican., 1877-03-15
LnlIusiHn <PsnA

DeAkins' LiliputiEn upsrI rnuIHry VII ~
pear nj FurdF nCx1 wrok. larmumr B.nnI-
night The trUuIe Inns uhau n nh n -Vs,y Gig
whore 1t has perimmeu. T'hnrp VII In q rsr--
turmRnce cvury evening durmr tia vssfG ahi
iunr mRtinees-W ndnnsdHy. uhursdHy- Firing
and SAiurahE nfternnmk.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
EVERY PERSONS HAIR

needs occasionally some oieagenous application
to prevent its becoming dry and harsh. Thomp-
sous POmade Optime Is specially suitable; It
keeps the hair son and glossy, and imparts to II
strength and vitality. Is and 80 cents per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-03-15
cHEIP rEIR9HaPHIC RAray.

CHEIR rELaE RlPHIC RArEJ.
rna psnsrsncs i'm the Charges of the Great
Companf.s of the United States.
The foiIowing table Of rates are published
or thu benefit Of the public:
G0npariSon in RHtss Of ns Western Jsioa and
Isfanffc and Pgctfe Telegraph C0mpaaisL
National Republican., 1877-03-15
NEW .fDDERTIsEME ENTs.

NEW ENTs
WILLIAM u. ENTwIsLE.
w corner PennN. avenue aud Twelfth street,
------- ---..... DEALER IN
CHEMICALS,
FANCY AHD IOiJtT ARTiCLEs,
sUAPs. PsRFuaEaY, &C.
Es- PBYsJCI, ,Ss, rREsCRIrrIoNs CARE
FULLY SoMPoUNDfD. mhl5-3m
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO FORE
l. 'ststlrR between J. q. RAY and NJ. CLANCY
Is this day dissolved. Ny orders J. U. EAY.
mhi3.3L'
National Republican., 1877-03-15
YHECOCRTS.
EGnEEESs rEngGxH rHH 0rFEEn-
IVY EHLHHMHS

R-s--r gsun Ia-.-- N ~ rnis~.--n n-,hi,r
w-a.a s4--u N kn-nr M Fsur Hs.r--
-. srzsz-E 49, P-ians ~ IN Wlrs-
-Sa s-z,wz fnsE ltt-rur-f IN suurt cham
s.urs --uru-rsnsr vasuBH rss . stranlr-r TIM lpN
ssuErurIn TINS Esrhir m1urrss1k nurtur un--
ssr umiuihsrunarn ntfnrw I'M --rrnufive Justices,
smt mm vus ma -fnr aar-- nut q vus uniT ninur
snuxrF aunlft.zu Inn uEfnnriam &c an,s Guurr& Inn
uurIrsH, r- ~ smiinzEA = le-nrr1I 1finH. hsEa
. haE = rrssuisn nulsnia sinir su1t iocit
n anur su-IpIrn rnfy N mprrsH upon tho
u'frnh IN nzPsrrzDs- 1issy htwr IN y dsse IN
1rar IN E4a sduIssmm rstiun nm prsscrfns,t
1r-urn1nm ssn m5nrr n I'M tfnnD.r. ,mf IN Dc
ssHr frm anr- arrumuL <mufimss sisy sun
r--sL nur nru r-uruInrfF nal. Inn business
ann -uuurstsar WI m .nusnt tsrai1@l 1ainw
W..nr-rsa.s<-- u.-.p-r-f vim N-ruv-
.aauasafanz. zsuE-unasg NJ IlsHurIitinlr puiles-
n1H. vua nnuzfE - nr iantumus-
R-l zIals7EamG NJ uuzaai 7 mus zhn6 TIM
nmrr WI zisR n nnnnisrzElun. m passing ssfi-
nmrz daHE ina nlA-s hHi 'HrunsiE ldan z7ro nnurns
n MI
uliErran slrarnu-- -nrs KmI IIsu aiis net
ms aaH va ufsurnamr lfnsf unI iimuiilurs iittar
arIT nG7 F-nsIs ~ irsurr witEnssen nH 1nturious
annm-nrurr
Nf-I lJuse-'me- Rrsur m Hrrif q st1rnmsut
hErim M asuHsnn4 lrruutsurS
1aErrfu GrBr-pf- NmlA Hun vnur him IN
hHya nHrr-y INA ! -Hzl e 7mupur-,t with Irrstiru-
IIH Bmr rt.L 1nrE viii IN. m pnr.inss
ssnfnfnfr snnl wmfFltsr'Irfr Tim ifr-rrrnsttnrus
q fil- arsss 4 q s-ut.ur rfinl dffsr-t ltrie
iirlsa4 nu- farm-suf.g m o tnn1pm annn this mnu
nu8 i,rlr-ntnrs Mnt IErnmpEtnir ~ lnrar-
rrTr a rrlrrH unlsfln1r
Rf-i lIasE-pr'-L uinsrr o NJ 1ustimunr % TINT
G1lanl vur A1mir
EArs1lmrrs Ne. -JaEvuufL Will mt 1a inrars
1zzYIutsL
Kf-4 lIH1-urmL Tlsil. ruu- 1unur-
wNnaglmrr. r-ur- u-nnf- 7fnE IN. AS this
mnn nm nnm nmiff N nj Will Givu HIM
8tHt1n DIfnA
faa1I. liE111lnE N utlrEE4 lulstr I Nuttid
rn1nrr ~ me .sru -auGiliry.
wNnglnrrr 1haar nrm uvur.
1ssErrnr lrrarrssr Nsla.- Ndur E1nur. m snys
m yuEnE - - I'm IHnn r1nElary.. E1Upa yuit
z Rud I'm lihfru.
I'm Vln-r- vuns IN = LIST lin - a. nil
National Republican., 1877-03-15

March. March.
W. L. A. SP.
, 1877-05-21
cereal production Of cansd. ha. also rade e1t..or

cereal production Of Canada has also rade extsaor
s1s a. ..o i. IT, i.ass H1 emit ~,
enaed t ndss 70 en,ss y H. he
petition beyond ali eempnrson s.ra,er tasn c1isted
twenty ycats ago. In fact we draw our supplies
ss , e. s,k .k q ta
railways, Of the eneoara cement elvea hy the es::
tho AeEfs, and Of at tho other measures adopted By
the Government for tho development Of tho ma.
t. S II; E%ge Ses !, e :'y to
has not Increased ~ We should hare expected.
4 very few years ago va drew from Rnssia fas
denly In i874 tns e1ports Of The UnIted statca
made great bound forward. and every year Hinco
.hey, have more aud rnore. exceeded the Rnsslan.
r. y. n,ea,ly ray our vhols foreign Imports, .ad
hsrs t"<StsS :inse is7 'e haothei oaf faes Whieh
sss! s,ss,y .ny h"w geh ese IN pesss t%e
that while In 1B7b we imported over D, oO0, 0f,O
swt: Of whsst nete than in 1875. HE Increase vas
Ruaalan: Dutf nuasia. in The m.d.t ot peace.
Eaa unable to hold her own In market In which
::ss s I'd j os IT,: sss t Il * H. ~ ri 4 :s h
from nc marie. by Tar' Esen wtth Turkey : III
will be very speedily brought TO an end, and willis
# continues the Black ssa Will BE- elo.cd agaln.t
H. qti M e. ,s .a e.. "ss HI Is as':t :o
growers Of southern 1.usela would bc ruined.
=, We're tht4 losa of trade 70 oeeur, the dtstsess
From the agricultural returns published BY tho
Board OF Trade couple of months ago It appears
ss xo1a s te @ ,snS e. ws 1t
with t1B7a, ::N. 900. o00 bnshels; and Russia Ii
ucurrs by the why demonstrate INV completely
lie United states have ontatEipped Ruasla. Not
oniy DO shsy now M tend 70 ta3s eoanttT aboat swo:
they also grow nearly twice lii. quantity. Another
I'll, showing stl1l morc elestl; the inferio,y Or
ns..la ,,':ss ':ss''s s
Gad s. whsa to ~ md : s e.
principal wheat; grower Ia the worl, and virtually
people ars 700 poor to sliow themselves tic la1:
nry o! wheaten diet Now. II We assume that
The grower gets no more on an average than II
worsh to The farmers III. i;oo. oo5. In sadition
thero arc the earnings of the railways that carry
ssssf. s n and lie ea1. of ole4.s and ohef eP pota
from the iargc expenditure oecasIoned bJ the p1ca
snee eseIy autumn and ,sp:tng of mult!tude' @ of
export trade wers e4,inguiahed. i ii true .he
| whole of tho wheat Is not exported. md of that
n. = s'e' 'sn gand p
destroyed, though Il might be diminished. II
The innfkct Tor Russian grain might be almost
totally lost arter the restoration Of peace. The
effect Of the loss Of this ttaac IL difficult 10 est
mate 1t would bring ruin on tho wheat. farmers
cut Oh from tho railroads lar1o portion Of their
traffic directly. md still large: portion Indirectly.
sonssausns: o. ~ dstfrs" r tnto which the as'
| would cause the ports frnm which wheat il now
| exported to bo deserted. Up to The prslent, The
| tnents on thair esown,land putehases, and alro
| their taxoa. ANY omission 70 par these charTea
would place tho Government In most sasious DIFF
fcultles.
, 1877-05-21


REV. FRANK r. WOODBURY. At ROCKFORD, ILL.
Special N&patcA to 7hs Tribune.
NocKFonp, H.. aiay 2u.-1hs HEY. Frank p.
Woodbury., ono OF tho best Informed gentlemen Ia
tie State, and who has lately Travelled h Turkey
and Russa, to.tlay delivered In this city loetuEe
On ths "ropular Causes Of tho Russo.Tuskish
Wsr." send you very full sbstraet Of his re-
ruAsks. lie rald:
Ills hut little xhiia since we wc1e srndin2 those
diplomatic notes, conference roporta and protocols
which Dfsrae't snagnlloquently called t'the au'
splcEous pfctimEuarfss os happy future" That
future has dawued; but the English Premier no
longer youches for !ts bapptnesa. Ne!thsr tho
Russian nor the Turkish nor the English Govern
monts wanted war. 1tusslA IL In tho mldat OF 3
gigantic ctyl rcfosm which Las tho ancient
communal systcm. Tho reorganization OF her
army " slill Incomplete. She IL oppressed by heA
" debt willis her rcvcuue 10 seaAt and inula4s!c,
her taxst1ou sevcEe, and her currency dsprcciated
In Accosdanca with these plain aud toFbIddug facts,
tie ltuasian Administration
SOUGHT KvkAx AVRNuH ron AVOIDING WAX.
It yielded paint attor paint, znd waa anxlous 10
accept tho least shadow of protocol u hnaiity,
uat!l It VISA rejected BY the Turk. Nor did tho
Turkish Government want = war In which they had
everything to !oxo and nothing to gain. Ths con.
uauauce Of thslt European rule sosted on tho suf.
fcTauco U! tteStiss. Thoy were hopeleasly In
debt. and Ia tho WORT dtsescdit Couspsaclcs Were
..s "u" ~ ~ ~ stsi1,a ,.as,, !.
~. y. s.1 ,....sS" ~ -. a...s q. r.
.."s -s.,. 80 80 ~" y. .s"|'s. ~ aH ~ ~
na.'. A ha,a'n. - 49," as.s o"n,,,..t, H.s ~tes
o"es, .s.s,. III. s a.ss,.," a.. -.
..saa .s%.". ~ ...ns"s ~ r." ....a -
t.ss ..lu. .uu .'S' -. spps'. t ,. ~.
was that Of IT. mightisst enamy. tbs seiuaises Of
n'Aa1 "~ oa'5 ~ ss@Dua4a,
nnxnaa GaHa,,, ~. ..p.a,o a.. @ ~. ~
, 1877-05-21

HIS PROCLAMATION TO Ha ARMr.
BERLIN, April 3O.-The Grand Duks Nicholas
the nu.sisn Eommander.tn.C Chief has fasuel tha
1oHoN'Hx "as ptoe'amauo" ~ ~ army
Car!amm ~ nfe19isn d, ~ M Maf5ey pave ossn
Their 'lavesy haa besn terrible one: AZ that IL
dear 70 Iaan. tho sacred religion Of ChEist honor
and tho proceed! Or to1l7-aA hAEa been desecfatcd
their suaettngs sny longer our unfottunats hteeh-
80 have nasn sEalast the!r tynnts. Aad CnT.tsan
6ooa FL si,isna Ncsa saea Iot NC Jea to~ns
brcthfcn's property hss boan, plundaFvt. thetr
wtves aud oaaRhters nave been dlahoaoso4.
And tbe population SxsefmI1atad In moro
places than one. ~ tho fepreseaAts9ne
Aahde oI uue AaSuat snfetEiAa AH4 soH3p !AtSlkA
1osernmeo4, wlth slew 70 improve W eon1l-
, 1877-05-21
A RUSSIAN DANGER,
WHAT MAY BECOME or TIE 0hA1A1TAApE-
AMERICAN SUPERIORITY M WuKAT-0KoW-

1No.
ANU ,,,to. ,,,,,. Nail 2out.. xav..
In IT. greed for conquest thu Russian Government
seems 70 have overlooked thr r!sk II IL running Of
lotIug to II. subjects lhe!r valuable corn trade.
NJ. .m..I..,. sh.,nsraa ~ rnrn.,tt.ion ~
1as "ue'ts".' 'A4p ~; peSsa - ."ape etaou' ~
mora ksen'slRetea. ~ Isa.n " aa Iaom elessam IA
iaSs Frlaaya 11as<t from IT. Phi'ade'phIs eoIre.
a. .r,.n+ 'r.v.r h.for. tr,un n+siin.. ~,
~ ~ .as s.,.,,. =. t.,as.,' .hm.'.ras
shafnoea, especially ~ Ialee4o. "ReEe taoaseaus
crowd tho Exchange. Ihost Of then, exhibiting az
teeue excitement" Thv inmelstn hopa, Of
cours. Il ,hnt rhs b1neLado of f>dss.a and nthsr
1s.l..t $3.50 =. 49, T.. - n,.., g.. lii 49,
, 1877-05-21

Es, :! Des:!s s:n'. css9sss!,, 4 ~ e;..," 1o'd
Nor g this to b wonde4 The bitter prov
many fofeign ovesteersk k43ew foreign work
r. :as4 s4fs' ..:; :s;s Ss ssSs:s: ;.fs
fathsr ,han to comma the a,ni.s @ ef esst. sat-:
srs H. phalsnx lssst 3aEG1 legion ,-the IN moving.
M ii. I'll If s:fssss aa il; ;ssS .i t:
o. ia stsdis! thsit military Ri.tofy. na.t n.7e
through the loss Of il officers. II eoIlapscs at
K;,ss, sss iasa wss PS ,aa e g.
would b. "a the s es.s' e.1.a "ne, S any any
g. Ema.h seds9: @ sg4 2 s:n
Of thr war Of Independence, describing the battle
Of Lexington. ''we fon,t evory naa on his own
Is ~ prominent. With tbe, Teaton and tho Anglo
Saxon ~ II Is defective in the slavonian sud The
Ta, nd ss n:e' which
other md yet stronger fca'on for Tho preference
eiusns tbs nass I5y e.. Seea ss
aurcss weapon Of The suitan's enemies. The sur
renet Of varnn In 1893, which opened 1onmelia to
was tncre matter q sale and barter. The batt!o
of Sixee!,. in 1880, was decided agatnst lie At.
Yeady victorious Turka BY she desostion
10 tho Egyptian standard Of three or four prcyious
lT.hribca regtmcna and the snporseding Of Sail
Fasha, fn 1859, BY tho veteran Mussa, barely
Prince Tasklcsitch. In fact, on. may s2y Of Con.
staotlnole, Is JngArtba rald Of Fome, IA city for
sas when puFchasef comes;" md tho ttsts of tho
critic who ha. seen moro Of them than most mon:
For more than year / had shared The fortunes
Of Ta1kikh asmJ; had secn the ncf!ts OF these
poor ustlcnt, afancb. nnflnchtng Troops: and tho
shoTtcotungt of their corrupt and venal onlcors.
kncw-none betteF-hdw tho Turkish soldier has to
bear hunger thirst privston. Il.uasge, arrears Of
pay, AID bears all without 4 mur.nus. have scen
hin starved and cheated that hls Colonel might
gorge. aJe. and drink to Int0xicAton Of the forbid
den liquor: and wondered not (as mono who know
thu natlnn need wondeFl that Itnesinn go!d will
work it, way to the defeat o! 4 Turkish army far
moro swiftly than ali tho steel that brstes oYes
tho thEongtng column Of The Maseo1ite."
, 1877-05-21
BORROWED OFFICERS.
In RUssiA AND TURKEY.

AAMr.C0AMANDHh5 In RUSSIA AND TuRRkYs
!Ssap ierk Tfmss.
Since the present Wtr begun many ANAL pleas.
sntres ha-a been ievelrd tho fact that both COM
batsnts afa w&ging 1t upon borrowed money; bat
less notice has been takcu Of yet moso signia.
cant fkek -that most OF she best oflceFs on either
sidc aru borrowed ilkewiss. II il singular enough
10 remask how Invariably every commander who
has distinguished himself In Turkey for yesFs past
proves 10 bu f0reigues. Omar Fasha Wa Hun.
eayt4u; Behsam FashA 8cotehmsu; 1skordar Beg,
0ao 0. the best Turkish cavalry oflcefu Of tho
chne4n war, Polish refugee, hs true
mama bclux Alkaail TehaIkovaki; Ms
smyth aud Butler, tbs defenders Of
6Elist.ia ID 1858, weFs English oElcaks; Ibsah!n.
Aga was originally III Edlnbusg Sunsmith.
Thomss Keith BY name; Hobart pasha, who has
just stgaaizsd himself by running tho gsuus!st Of
ths Kusslan batteries On tho Dsnubs, ID m En.
gi!shnau. aud II " we'll known that n.any high
commands, both In Turkey aud EgYpt arc held Ut
th!. mouent By oatests from Tho Quilted States.
Hotis nu.s!s whi. bshlad he: r,.s' ta th!s
p*nas u L: e s.ats ~
ltu.sl4 hare ncen ths tltumphs Vt foreigners,
Benningssn, who fought t1e batiles Of EY!au sn4
colleague Usterman 3vlsiol was from tas Baltic
p'et3 iss d. ', ,:upet,.aea !;
ia. ia Lsassroa .al %ittxsn,:sin, Tho hefss. q
1Hl3.l4, Mef0 OF foreign gloo4. u N94 nl*o NoNnt
Dlsbltsch, Tue victor u Adrlanopls IN 1s:s.
Prince Psat4s'ltsa. tls con9nssot Of EHvsa.
Schiidars, aud Ludefs. WIN figured IL tns pan
ubIan csmpaign of 1a53, wete I'll tossigne1s. Gen.
Todiaben iby fur th& best engineer whom Ru.4lA
posaxsa.4} ii a CouslAndsf: Gen. Nspukoytschit
Xxi Polls. in tsct. It II dia!cult 70 Eu1 over tue
prominent names ln Slt4es .ldo without recalling
the Old story of the ku2lisa ntetpIslss.
wha, While watching With delight ths meeting u !.
tcrcs loveluy Hussiau General VIII seawled sndi
TUX sna Auaslaa break }efth simultaneously,
, 1877-05-21

Tho Board Of Con,nt&stoncn Of Cook County. IL.
vii rece.ru proposals. It thu once Of tho CLERK Of tho
board Ii the CEtiAa! court building. slthxan strrss
ax' e. s III ant fnay
tss ,estbuics .sfcadss and naln entrances y coot
e:urasons o. Tho to be seen Tho uncs VI J.
!. ExAn. architect. Loom 70 llawsey buildlnv.
T6e stone to be used must be granite Of approved
auallty. and each b44or viii be required 70 su9mEt
pos s1AxH. d4ers .iall submit With thcr ptopiaals
mote surelea guaranteeing hat iey Wi acsEpt the
S sss s 81 &
!eeng tu prppcr performance VI thu contract kach
Injured .is9nH aad ~ wat ths anIs and
together With copy of tia advertisement 70 be tn
ttaed tn third enyelolc sf1uar1y indorscd And sd
link iorn!s % of proposal and bond. tove.,s: With ali
s2aIeeanra,ions WI pe tnsnl..sd " ths arshssct :.
ssss f nd 81 sfsps.s. sh.. r!Spssj, ssS
Z S atn
sct vita ths suecs.siai bidder ' Il txela1e ~
oTaent ct coqy.st ser 9tGn Hny laate{'a fHrn'lvd M
Into. 4. @. bGNM!nT.
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, 1877-05-21
BEAURFGARD.
HIS BrNrATIltEs WITH THE Tu1Ks, AND WHAT
he WOULD DO II HK Wis IN COMMAND.

HIS BrNPA7I1tEs WITH THE TURKS, AND WHAT
He WOULD DO If nx wAs IN COMMAND.
koatsrifls Commercial. Xay 10.
The following letter will bo Of Inherent to thosa
who arc asudyins the 1lu.stsn' Turkish war. 1t Is
addressed by Gen. Beaurcgard to Col. D1anton
Duncan:
In 1ae0 the Sovereign Prince Of Roumania ten.
desod To Gen. Dcaureghfd. then In Paris, tho com.
mand of hls srm!es. liz offered the rank Of Field
Marshal, with liberal outat, and 800, 600 year
pay. Gen. Deauregard tn he st liberty 70 select
his own stad and certatn other Officers. and ths
army vas to be kept at 100. 200 men. Col Duncan
would probably h4ye becn his chlef Of stah.
Gen. DcsursEafl, ts1Isytn9 that It Wa hla duty
10 rpmasn and sau tho fats OF taosa whose fortuna
be had shared for four ycars Of wat, snd thst ho
might bc scrrtcoablu to hts friends and fellow
Confsdcsstca, declined tho proposals.. In rtcw OF
the position which. hut for hIs decllnatiou. Gen.
Beausegara might now occupy n ono Of the con.
splcnons aGurea Of the great worlds drama, his
letter will bo Of peculiar interest. A. armies
arehlcai armies arc often welded according . tho
vii Gf J. p9pulat H eomTaudlng General. Il y n,
los 70 ,ss Ta'f. a' n a4
might hase h1an shaped for Turkey Instead Of for
GEN. BRAukkuAnp's LETTER.
'.Sxw OmlEANs. May H. Int. Ny Dtor Coi.
ont!: would Indeed hase been tn W midst Of X
lat mnst :ay y taa. ny .ympsthies ifany, are w,th
Tending thcF homes ard dres!lrH.
''As TO the pretcxs fus The w.r on ths part Of
il reminds ne Of ths complaint q !ho wit drink:
lag 1 d. y, .a@s ss,as T'6 ~ s%1 n3. ...n.
Mountains. With two or three hundred thousand
confederate tsoops you'd 70 gusan.tso =. to hold them
msnd n there. would foaify those ilnc. | wei aud
+ ri 1'dss. :sfs;; Sssa6s ss
30 QUO cAva1Fy to destroy all the dcppt1