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COLEMAS'S
SUPERIOR BATIIISG AND TOSsORIAL
ESTABLISHMENT,
Southwest corner Eighth and ID streets northwest

When you wish an easy shave,
A. good rs barber ever gave,
Just call on me at my saloon,
At morn, AT eve, at busy noon,
curl and dress the hair with grace,
III suit the contour of your face
My room Is neat, my towels clean,
Scissors sharp aud raZnrs keen,
And everything, think, yOu'll find
To suit the taste and please the mind.
And all that art and skill can do,
lfyOull Just call, I'll do for you.
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we uftr our tlIdrmE tlutlimp I'm TIM sum,
low basis 81 price tut uir mniiS wnIfsiso an,
boys clothing h Aild IN.
A. SNKs 4 6,n. INF <'rwmr.f sfsrst
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Asthma

Thousands OF the worst cases Of asthma have been
relieved by using Jonas WhitcOmb's Remedy. In
no case Of purely asthmatc character has it failed
to give relief.
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IeTautsIITlp

WI raE Curriers' Cmihfnirtim g@BHniNr AMI
IIisinIeCiHnt und find h 1sr-iiu1
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TIVE SUMNER KINDERGARTEN NORMAL
L COURSE for the accommodat9n Of teachers viii
begin June 49, For terms and particulars, also In
gard to the Normal, X. q. Coursc which opens
OctobsI Q, please apply g Mrs.. LOUISE rnLiocK
KISDERG AHrES, No. 7os ELEVENTH street,
q street nSgi-f
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BOARD, 10 TO 80 PER MONTH. AND ss PER

Acnrtne to the length Of stay number In party and
locrtion OF rooms For analysis OF wnters and other
Augusta Ga, Intn the isi day Of June, and amer that
at the Jordan RockbrifEe Alum springs, HockbrdEe
county, Va Mr.. J. y. WOODWARD, former man
arr ofthe Rawiey springs, and more recently OF the
Orkney springs, will he manager. His high reputar
ton wNl he q sufficient guarantee that everything
under his Management will be conducted IN the very
bs~t style. ]. w CAMERON,
ietim Augusta, ia
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st-S Umlr6Ilus, Clitnn sin, ~ s.inunazs , NJ!
PennsylvUnih avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-05

CIrunErN's llRy suits, lhum suits, sls5, sl5a
sl5h, Ends2.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-05

MAckrSNw strrw Hlrts nnne hInHs; t,tnmTsls.
1877 Pennsylvania IGvCiIuG.
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SCHOoLETs MOUNTAIN SUMNER REsoR.
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.

NAIOS SPRINGS AND BATHS.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA, VIA WIN
CHESTER. VA.
Nearer to Washington C1ty, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York than any Of the Virginia Springs.
OPEN JUNE
One OF the mot attractive OF the summer resorts in
the Virginia Mountains. and Its mineral waters
among the most medicinaL They are alkaline car
bonated containing salts Of Iythia- The Bath
Ing b sup~rbs Rooms spacious and airy.
The diseases In which these waterr are Of notable
efficacy are Caeulus, tatnrrahal Affections OF Kid
neys and Bladder Dtsese> Of the Liver, Gall Stones
&c Catarrhal affections OF the Of respiration,
Chronic Pneumonia, Pi~uradc EIudations Dyspep-
sa. and other Catarrhal affections OF stomach and
bowels Uterine CaiarrAh Gout and Rheumatism,
Diabetes Mellitus, Diseases Of the skin and q won.
derfal restorative OF the female constitution In adj
dition to the Capon Fountain, there two iron
si,rng~ Sound to none Daily mails, and telegraph
office in the house. Music by Flnh Regiment Band,
Of Baltimore Rates lower than ever before.
send for pamphlet.
JetIm wM. H. SALE, Proprietor.
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pRDP0sALS FOR CUT GRANITE
0HHiCB STATE. war AND NAVY DKP'r BrIL'G,(
WAsHIStI1s d. C.. May Il. ls17. !
Proposals. FIR furnishing the cut Grante required
in thu construction of two stnirways In the east
wing Ut tiis Stniu. War and Navy Department build
inE will be nr,,rve't until noon Of June ID, 1877 and
dpenr,t Immediately thereafter Blank fUrms. spe-
Giiiratinns. ami any desired information can be had
IN application at this ONCE.
THOMAS l. CASEY,
myIfsSt Lieut. Col. Corps Of Engineers.
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CIIRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

Il the safest and the best Is instantaneous In Its
action, and 1t produces the most natural shades OF
black brown, does not stain the skin and IN easily
applied II ~ standard preparation, and flvorite
upon every wellapponted toilet for lady gentle
man. For sale by all druggists and hairdressers.
JOSEPH CIIRlSTADORO,
Proprietor. p. y, BOX ana, New York.
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DISEY POINT HOTEL.
ST NARYSCOrNTY, MARYLAND.

This Mvorite pacr Of resort, nearer to Washington
and more easily rence, than any other, has been
taken by the undersigned who proposes to increase its
attractions during the pr,rsnt SEASON -
As pare fOr sAfe rowing sailing. fishing and hath
ing. unsurpassed and propU-c to keep the house
In better style than ever. GOoA music and dancing
can BE- ininlgpsd In at any time.
TermS-Pcr day, ESs per week ei2 to SIS per
month ~ to sss children and servants, half price
SIsSial rates for families
j-tim ANDREW J. swEETsER, Prop.
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llI,AlMlk

INTERIOR 4BOESHKSrS.
g NJ. FAssEuTs
ARTIST IHOT0GRAHWHE,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
CRurmmty III ciiI-.png
as ITSSs61VKNA AvHNrE
Gallery and studies al.m Hsrt uDIlr
LEA d fERR1Ss"
cHaA1RXuHD
MGh IeI.;.;, ,s5I.t snTT%,
Pronounced by runndi-niIr tn m nm
.oSLg GOOD sAUrI."
And apIiiicliils 10 svrr,y uluiduy Ir dish.
Extract q q l.,ln nun a n,-dta,i s,ntt,auan at
"TeIi LEE IfII.IIINSs tina highly
esteemed India, ana h, IN my uuinIini ts nnst
nlaGe"
Premium awHrdsd CulnarniiIl nm;
First 'I-XcTa44:ST TXsuE-"
Second. VERY cAIIHU1A8 aaaEAHHn.r
LEA q IHRIaSs sJsSAuUIM
LEA q raalHINs' s1sSxuuHE
ls IN every ndiis,
is I'M every hnriln
LEA a gaIIISs.
LEA 4 IaHaISs
JOHN lGNCASs ssSs
JOHN IGSlCASS Sons
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III o L " A Ms
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous In Its prompt and radical cure for every
species Of Liver and stomach difficulties. IL contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, and Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the yitals, the
Liver and Stomach. II removes torpdity OF the
Liver, and arOuses the stomach from Its dormant
state aTresting fermentation orpor and pain, by CIV
also vitnizeS the entire system with natures true
tonic II arrests all deteriorated and poisonous fluids
In the stomach and thus prevents their entering the
system by way Of circulation. II ahsorts from the
body every particle OF BLOOD FOLSOM, whether bill
ious, malaral, medicinal and leaves the In
perfect health Sent by mail free 81 charge, on re
PANY, No S Maiden lane, T, o, BOX 2li2, New
York, or rs West Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio. All
live druggists keep them.
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VIRGINIA SUMNER RESORT.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.
RoCRBnIpGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
I w CANrpnS pppppIr-rpR

The undersigned has leased for term Of years this
celebrnts Watering Place and soiictS the patronage
ofthe public II will h. open for the reception Of Wis.
tor irom the LIST Of JUNE to the list OF OCTOBER
This property Is equippei with all the modern i'm.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
TuoMsoN HOUSE
AND
REMOVE HOTEL,
on THE
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
These popular mountain resorts are now opcn fbr
the entertainment Of summer visitors, and offer s.
perior accommodations. Located In the midst OF
beautiful forest scenery, where the air and water are
always cool and pure. they viii be ound attractive
and beneficial RETREATS for health and pe:surrseek-
and travellers The adjacent country affords excel
lent trout fishing AMI cunning.
For null Information, kc.. address
CHARLES IL KENT,
Proprietor Thomson liou-e. Kane, Pa
JACoB II. st1IANRACItEl,
jeSsi..D Proprietor Remove Hotel, Remove, Ia.
esYArTToE;, ,o., ,,,D,.
i Part OF Ioudoun county, Virginia, at terminus o.
two and half miles from smokers Gap, and one
mile fum blue Ridxv Mountain will he open ist June
u bcantlnnl mountain scenery, pleasant walks anu
drives and large rooms, together with Its healthy lOcn
nou, RENDERS u most reliable summer Resort:
Pienty Of fresh milk, butter and cream. Livery at
men cnn visit their families in evening. return next
morning time for business being only two and half
hours on ruad Stereoscopic views OF place nj lo
Pennsylvania avenue. Terms moderate Address,
for Information n regard TO place, -
Round Hln Depot, Lrudoun countyyva
Consult 4 @. NARROW. -,-,-
letim as Pennsylvania avenue.
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EXCURSIONS.

a
rJNHE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON Is
L making trips to Glymont aud intermediate
landings daily, tSunday excepted leaving her wharf
foot Of seventh street at 20 returns about
o'clock D. IN. SUNDAY ENCURSiONS-Two trips,
leaving at 10 and returning at J. IN. First hre,
" cents Sscond trip, leaving ut 30 aud returning ut
y. m; fnIe, CENTS Those going on the hrst can
return on the setnnd trip free Of charge. CHEAP
tHILDRENS TRIP-Chidrcn will be taken on sat
urinys iJune exceptedl for Is cents round trE
stop the usual landings until the return trip OF
the boat good only on SATURDAYS. Children must In
all cases be accompanied by their parents or some
adult friend.
THE STEAMBOAT MARY WARRINGTON
he chartered for Excursions by applying on
board, TO q. Y. ATLEE Agent, at No. els Seventh
p IT, TRoTH
Jes-am President OF Company.
rTNlIIRD SEASON OF THE LYCEttM BUREAU
4 ENCuRsiONS.steamer Mary Washington
Regular trips every WEDNESDAY. Leave seventh.
street wharf at . T.. m; return at u p M; Tickets
the above excursion on the dates named. All who
deSireto aid them must purchase tickets OF their
members
E-strect Baptist church, June q, day and evening
day trip leaves at m, and will land at Mt. Vernon
Women's Christian Temperance Union, June II,
evening.
Book6inders' Mutual Relief Association. June 20,
evening.
Eastern Presbyterian church, June ~ day and
ing. jei-3m
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ny
NEAR WINCHESTER, VA,
WILL DE OPEN JUNEl.
TERMS;
For the month Of June, % per week: nom July I,
ga per single week; four weeks and $40 to T. %
per week, according TO accommodations.
Take 80 a train by Met. Branch. Bait d q. II.
r. Fare to the springs and return, $40
One thousand feet above the snS level: cool, shady
and comfortable; good food, abundanily supplied.
Waters healing and strengthening.
For accommodations apply To
mys5u pi Ninth street, Washington, ID. C.
rI,HE WENTWORTH HOUSE,
NEWCASTLE, y. H.,
Three miles from Portsmouth, will open fer the
June Il, under new management with new APP
pointments. Fifty rooms have been added to tile
house the present season making Il now one Of the
largest, and In point Oflocay convenience and COM
hort and the magnificent view Of ocean and mountain
scenery without rival the coast. The long and
sucosssn experience Of the subscriber Is sufficient
guarantee that the most sanguine antcipaons OF his
guests will lie realized For crcnlars Till June 49, send
TO BAY state HOuse," Boston, Mass
my. TuSTh2m GIDEON HAYNES, PropIietor.
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FOR THE LADIES.

SEWING MACHINES,
New White,
New Improved Davis,
New Improved Wilson,
Domestic,
Weed,
Howe,
singer,
Home Shuttle,
Wheeler a Wilson,
Remington,
All Kinds for Rent--sl5O per month
MCKINNEY & CO.,
mSSm CT Ninth street northwest.
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81 OFFICE GEORGES CREEK COAL AND
IRON COMPANY, BALTIMORE, May Is, IsIT-A gen
eral meeting OF stockholders OF the Georges Creek
Coal and Iron Company will bc held Mt tho Company's
Office y baltimore, on WEDNESDAY, June 9, 1871,
fom u to o'clock, for the election nine directors
myi7,2tsJes treasurer.
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AN UsESfENrs.

SrRAwBERRY FESTIVAL
berry festival At Willard hall, WEDNESDAY EVEN
INU, Juneh Dancing. jetrH .
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\I0CST vERSDN-ToMB OF WASHINGTON.

4 MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos metallic
n Bukssl s1pls raady. Address VICTOR 4
lNUTEIi, Ntfw y myI-lm
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ss-PLEuR1SY, PAIN IN THE SIDE BACK,
&C. Instantly disappear when Fluid Lightning n an,
piled. Sold at Coughlns Drug Store, Masonic Tenn.
, 1877-06-09
Good Bottom Land.

The undersigned will offer for sale Tor the
nerts sIsty days, II not sooner disposed OF, eight
ton. acre lots, creek bottoms, near snohomlsh
City, convenient to saw.mill, TO the Agricui
tursi Fair grounds, and to the school il; town; p,
and il desired, two acres good level upland 10
each lot will be sold to accommodate those
wishing home. For terms aud particulars
iaonIrs of Z. MORSE, Esq,
orr. N. LOW, Snohomish ity.
snoho ulsh City, April 5, 1877 =, ,ow
So 5w D. " Lo"'
, 1877-06-09
Seattle Steamboat Directory.

For VIcToRIA.- Steamer North Petite, Ian
cy master, leaves every Monday and Thurs
day Mt 5 A. NJ.
For OLYMPIA. Messenger, Parker
master. leaves every Tuesda. Thursday
and saturday ut A, N. Steamer Zephyr,
Wright master, leaves every Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday, at7A.M
FoR WHATcOM AND WAY PoRTs. Steamer j.
B. Libby, Britton, master, leaves every
Monday and Friday, alta. AN.
For sSoHoMrH CITY.-steamer Nellie, G..
Low master, leaves every Tuesdays,
Thursday, anu Saturday, atSA NJ.
FoR sKAaIT AND LA 'oNNER.-Steamer Fanny
Lake, J. ). Hill master, leaves every Tues
day and Friday, at IA. NJ.
For TOWNSEND, San JUAN, ORcAs ISLAND,
LOPEZ, SEMIAHoo AND WHATCoM.-Str.
Dispatch, Monroe muster, leaves every
Thursday, at 10P.M.
FoR FREEpoRT AND BLAKELY,-Steamer Sue.
cess, Nugent master, leaves every day. at
3P. M.
FoR TACOMA, EN roUTE TO PORTLAND. Str
Aida, Browner master, every day. after
PM
FROM SAN FRANcIsc Pacific Mail steamers
leave San franciso 10th, ,2Oth aud SOth Of
each month.
, 1877-06-09
KNOX STALLION,
&
M AIM Fl H IL RIO.

,Thls beautiful Young Stallion will be iour
,nara old on the 10Th Of June; stands hiteen
&nds and two inches high; color, rieh,
Night bay, with black name and TAIL
PEDIGREE:
fire. Emperor william; he by Gen. Knox
dam by Rysdyk's Hambletonian; combining
tss two beat strains of blood 10 the world
Dan. Knox Is the sire OF Lady Maud record,
Sisi0 Camors (2:l9sl); Plato lrecoord, &3lli
1;Ihrsth Knox (record, 2;26si); Messenger
EnoS Irecord 2;32G Maine Slasher record'
Sssc and many other very fast ones FOLLOW,
;ny IA A record OF the best time made oy
ismuaglsr another noted flyer o. the san same
.,rsin. is74--s:28, 2;23, 2:2O; lS75-2;2z
SsiH e:e2: 1s78-2;2l7N. 2;ls, sH Ky %gl
Si6I, 9:I91l, 2;l7K, &l5N, BIS %isA'
Wiiibe found at R. D. H'LTON'S kANOh,
srohonish river. ~ My farm Ia one ana a
ssIf miles from Snohomish City, and can oe
cached from all parts Of the Sound oy the
steamer Nellie, which makes regular tr'pS up
the Snohomish river.
TERM DoO,
a, The season. Mares not proven with ioai
csn he returned next season free OF charge.
Nablipg or pasturing furnished at reasohaoie
rs,ea.. Mares at risk OF owners.
att r. D. HILTON, Proprietor
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ABROAD.

A BULL regulating procedure to be OBJ
served by the conclave of cardinals on the
death of the pope has been completed at the
vatican. 1t empowers Cardinal Camerlengi
to either summon a conclave Immediately or
await the arrival of foreign cardinals.
IT is officially announced that all the
great powers and Belgium, Holland, Sweden
and Portugal have adhered to the German
protest against the Turkish cruelties.
EX-PREsIDENT GRANT and party ar
rived in London on the 18th inst.
THE plague having broken out in Rus
sian Poland, the German frontier has been
closed by a strong military guard.
The deputy mayor of Evreux, France,
has been dismissed. On the occasion of
President McMahon's recent visit the deputy
mayor made speech informing him that the
population of Evreux and Normandy gener-
ally were deeply attached to the republic
and desired the present crisis to terminate
as soon as psssIble.
A DISPATCH from Alexandria, Egypt,
of the 25d inst, says: The French man-of'
war Correze has passed Alden with choler
on board. Fifty of the crew are now dead
and one hundred and thirty are still sick.
A PETITION from Chinese in Cuba
complaining of the cruelty of Spanish plan
tiers, has reached England.
THE withdrawal OF bullion from the
Bank of England on the I'D inst. included
100000 worth of American eagles for the
United States.
As President McMahon was leaving
Cherbourg, on the 18th inst, republican
demonstration occurred. He was greeted
with shouts of "Vive La Republique"
Viva Thiers" aud singing of Marseillaise
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issued an order turning over to the Tennes-
see policy-holders the property of the
Columbia Life and that all other companies
merged into it, valued at $4,000, and of the
Life Association of America
THE New York Democratic State Con-
vention is called to meet at the Deleyan
House, Albany, September IL.
THE Nashville, Tenn, millers have
opened direct trade with Liverpool via Port
Royal, S. c., on the oath inst, by forwarding
1,200 barrels of -four, for which the steamer
Mexicara was in waiting.
w. II. S. CoEN, Jr., of the hardware
firm of McNab, Marst & Coen, Toronto,
Canada, is believed to have absconded.
Some reports estimated expected defalca-
tiOns at 500 900.
r. F. CoGGIN, formerly collector of
customs of Erie, Pa, port, was offered the
deputy collectorship of Silka, Alaska, but
declined the place. 1t pays $500
WADE defeated Cunning cham in the
two-mile ocean swimming match, at Long
Branch on the 23d inst.
THE Pennsylvania greenbackers will
meet in convention at Williamsport on the
18th OF September.
TOLLS on the canal from Cumber-
land, Nd, to Georgetown, have been re-
duced to twenty-five cents per ton on coal.
SUIT was entered at Louisville, on the
21st inst, against the Pullman Palace Car
Company, for the sum of S250,000. 1t is
said the petition contains some queer
charges as to the management
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NEWSOF THE WEEK.
THE EAST.

THE strike in the Lehigh coal regions
tPenn.) Is virtually ended. Miners resumed
work on the 9th inst, the 12I per cent
reduction having been restored, and an ar
rangement consummatea by which wages
after September 1st would be controlled bv
the price of coal
l.. ROBERTS & Co., flour merchants.
New York city, made an assignment on the
18th inst Liabilities estimated at 10000.
THE price of coal is advancing in the
New York market. The rise amounts to 75c
to S1.00 per ton delivered on board at the
docks.
The following officers were elected at
the General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons at Buffalo, n. Y, on the oath inst:
General Grand High Priest-J ohm Frizzen,
of Nashville.
Deputy General Grand High Priest-Robert
f. Bower, of keokuk
Grand king-Alfred F. Chapman, of Bos-
ton.
General Grand Scribe-Noble d. Larner, of
Washington.
General Grand Treasure'-John McClel-
Ian, of Boston.
:, General Grand Seeretory-Christopher G.
Fox, of Buffalo.
General Grand Chaplain Of the Host-Hen-
ry DostWick, OF Covlngton.
General Grand Arch Cdptain-David T.
Day, of Buffalo.
The liabilities of Thomas & Co., New
York, who failed a short time since, are
S957 ,547; assets $423,S49.
The Chautauqua scientific congress
for 1877 ended on the 23d inst.
The miners in the vicinity of Irwin
Station, Westmoreland county, Pa, struck
on the 22d inst. They demand three cents
per bushel of seventy-six pounds.
THE Daily Witness, of New York, was
published for the last time on the Dist inst
1t was started in July, 1871, by John Dou-
gall as daily Temperance and Religious
journal.
THE stockholders of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank of Hartford,
Conn, voted to reduce the capital from ST.
100000 to $773,500 on the 21st inst. The
loss by defaulting officers was about 500, ,OOO
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, August 25.-The army
and Naoal Journal has published the
following: at is confidently asserted
in England from private information that
Osman Pasha is none other than that
celebrated fugitive from French
prisons, Marshal Francois Ochilre
Bazaine. This intelligence is by
no means improbable. Bazaine
was always an active and stirring
man, and the circumstances of his pub
lie trial in France were such as to shut
him out from a career in any army of
Christian Europe. Like most French
officers of rank. he had served inAlgeria,
and in so doing acquired considerable
knowledge of Arabic and of the Arabs.
Besides this
HE SERVED IN THE CRIMEAN WAR
in command of the Foreign Legion, and
afterwards as French governor of Sebas-
topol. During that period he naturally
made many Turkish acquaintance, and
therefore there is nothing more natural
than that he should go to Turkey in the
hour of his need. 1t is no secret that
Bazaine was a strong Bonapartist, and
that his treason to France in the interest
of the late emperor is indulgent-
ly looked upon by the Imperial
government. In Turkey, where Ba-
zaine's master was the best friend of
the Sultan, Bazaine would be received
with open arms by those of his friends,
who knew his value in any capacity as a
trained soldier. That he should have
concealed his identity with the utmost
care is equally natural, and had not war
come it is possible he might have con-
cealed it till his death, but war with
Russia, his antagonist of twenty years
ago, could not fail to bring Osman Pasha
in contact with the people who knew
GEN. BAZAINE AS GOVERNOR OF sEBAs-
TOPoL.
Whether the secret leaked out through
some English officer prisoner in his
hands, or some English or French attacbe
who had served in the Crimea and recog-
nized Osman Pasha, is uncertain, but the
character Of his fighting at Plevna, g
stubborn, defensive battle, is curiously
like the first day at Gravelotte, though
the difference of force ON the enemy's
side led him to happier issue"
THE BATTLES FURY.
| LONDON, August 25.-A correspon
dent describing the battle of Eski
Djuma says: "The fury of the fire may
be Judged when it is stated that in TIVE
hours the Russians had thrown 60(
shells. At 8 o'clock the Russian ia
fantry advanced at rush, firing rapidly
The Turks allowed them to eros
the valley, and then ran dowl
in open order to meet them, charging a
the point of the bayonet. The Russian
, Immediately turned and ran, but, bein.
reinforced on reaching the brushwood
, returned to the attack. 1t was a fin
moonlight night, and the operation
made up splendid spectacle.
THE TURKS CHARGED AGAIN,
; and some severe hand-to-hand fighting
took place, the Russians being gradual
, forced back. Salih and Baker Pasha
kept their men well in hand, taking car
, that they did not follaw the enemy to
far, or recklessly expose themselve
, The Russians repeated the attack ove
and over again throughout tho night,