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National Republican., 1877-09-24
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u H. WARNER. Auctionccr.
DE street, opposite Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ELEGANT BROWN
STONE FRONT DwELLING-HOuSE, FRONT
ING hhFAlEI'rB SoUAItE ON THE WEs'I

rsTSSThF sT5NE FRoNT .h EhAEE Mf FRnS
HSttEM9ttGfiEp ~ FySa.i soI.itifoh aESEiiiE
by virtue OF u decd OF trust, dated the eoh day OF
December, A. D. is7J, and recorded IN Ibcr Ge folio
Es Of lle land records e washington county, 2: C
the debt scrurc thereby viii sell p public auction to
thehighcst bidder, on the prcntsei on FRIDAY, the
the following property, situated IN square No IT, wiz
AN of lot numbered ~ (th,rty and part OF lot
numbered 10, uhirtynine IN Childon and Mngruder =
(unr hundred and siSty-Seren In ir city OF Washing
tonnnd District nf Columbia mrilc In the OF Me
blair e al vs. na,sby Ct rl M i,lS Equity D9eket
the part being Intended to he conveyed being the
northernmnst part, fronting eleven hct and three
line OF lot rs both parcels running back iii fcet
inches more or less tn alley thirty iect wide, saw
Ing and arceptng thercffum the ground In lot
lot. which released from s.ihl de. or trust
about the 9Th day OF March A. %. is7dhe art TO he
sold contalnng the dwclllnrhou,c - feet irches
wide, with the heresiiianents &c.
The terms OF sale arr: One fnnrth In cash, or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser, OF which Ssn
must be paid nj the time OF sale, aud The residue In
| three equal annual payments, tor the whole of the
deferred payments In i've year, nt the option OF the
purchaser for which the purchaser must give notes
ccntum per nnnum frnni the day Of sale until paid
TO be naid dtsm' nlnialiy' nnd 70 secure whcl, the
ises to the satisfaction Of the trustee, with arovc-
nant OF Insurance, and pay all costs OF convcynnc'
Ing. 80 "
days amer the day Of sale the the right
to resell the property the terms i've days
public notice. at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
In de!aut
THE ABOVE SALE Is ros'rPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, ,sep,emoer 2; isI sIns h9?g 9 RAM and place
| se2i.FTu&ds J.T COLDwELI. S.ie-nlan.
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For sale by


SHE Is COMING.
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Leeds History Of the United States, siIi.
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lS 3He,ior g i Gf l.6or and Gaps JSha jcryis . d
What Is Arr & q. W. benjamin, 7sc.
Gsmcrd ll,tl1ry Of ,nnsstIegl nr. Peters fl.'o
,i%ai lIGsGand Of Nine St. '"'''''' w.
-Four irr.pr,sSipIcs, :O'
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Love NcnIur'~, @a'. Hhrr Peoples Children, a sc.
otR:csf assf sotoGSS 8, fSS.yiISr EiSr%AS SySSa..
SEASIDE LIBRARY,
The best standard Novels within the reach Of every
one. Books usually Sgd from q 81 given (uii.
Changed and unabridged for 10 HiId - cents
i. EAST LYNNE by Mrs. Henry wuoL >''
q JoH% I WHLiTHX, | GE&i LTWXX. by Ml:: is u c
IA NJ NRfS EfE @S% SS GaSs"S S%Sr &ioS iDSariS 20 c.
Number ,..;;;r..,...;., .,...,, .;........ % c.
Noyrl. yDoubls Sumber). .,.s....,,.,..... - c
THE Ar EG %SS fMPE S.E} by r WI 10 c
Ab%XM % hSFI hFSE ''GP; & :o4a SgE!r ElSi M""T p 10
rIiE "Ft HEr%Drl HTfii0i;,' ay Mary uSSii %
Hay tS,ng'r SuubFrl l.,,....,,...,.....,.,. 10 c
| 0. OLD MIDDLfSroNS MONEY, by Mary t'e-
10 riiE ii fsy &MS% S%2fS% Is %NHT'if:E wiis ySi. 10 c
Inns tDTIble Number % c
| Il. THE MILL on THE fLoSS, by ueorre
- rii i!" fntStHa 2aSls TH@'Ffii ~ FIitE BY William
Buick. (DunbC Number % c
| Ia TIE AN MERHAN SENATOR, by Anthony
Tro'i@e, ,Donlc number % C
sns!e Xunbcri ',',', ..,'. y,''' 10 C
H. RDMOLA, BY G-Utg" Eliot. double Num-
| ss,s s...,s
For sale hy Nil ROuksrller~ and NrwSdrTIi,Is, oi
| sent pUstngc prrrahl. un rtI,c'pi Ot price. by
| GlDluiE MUNRO. Publisher,
| SlG.m 81. 81 aui - Nuudrwatsr street n. Y.
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II I. COLDWEI.L. Real Estate Auctloneer.
cs No. giJ street northwest

II 7. COI.DWET.T, Heal ksntc AnCtlOneer,
u No. 9iJ street northwest
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A THREE STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO. rs MIS-
SOURI, AVENUE.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated September iS A.
D. is.I and duly recorded IN l. her M. ~ folio 4',
one Of the land records for tile District Of Column
bla and at tho request OF the party secured thereoy
We viii sell nt public auction ~ front Of the prem
ises M FRIDAY. September Is 1871, nj o'clock n.
M. the following described real es.nie situate In the
Guy OF washington District Of Co.umhia 10 wit; Al
isuRed tn, east twenty lsO) feet four ~ inches
om 'front.' to rear Of lot numbered seven t) In square
&c. '
Terms; One fourth IN cash. and the balance ut six,
twelve and eighteen months. with Interest at eight
I per cent. per Rnnun,, secured by decd OF trust
the property sold NIL cash Rt the option Of the pur
chaser deposit ei0O rrdli ell tho time OF sale
and all conveynnCi4s at purchaser's cost Terms
MnE,AaIEMAAHMn ~ ,aEiA y nWHAnESSER. Trustees.
sspll-TuThS,yds
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

A COMPLETE STOCK OF
''''o'h WnoLfsxIE AND ii RErAII. ' NJ
All the hooks uScd in the, public and private
schools cons"y On hRyS nHn Ts,S we ,x vii, snpp,y at
M issued II" i'IS Pf %PIffT%kHEy AZ ifay soNs sSo'NSgs'
scri7-im OIL Pcnnsylvanm ave, Vernon Row.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Great reduction in the prceor
SCHOOL BooKs
At
snILLINGToNs BOOKSTORE,
SCHOOL BOOKS
REDUCED TWENTY PER CENT,
AND COVERED FREE
sestr WITH PATENT COVERS.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
wuoLEsALE AND RETAIL
Al the books used in the Public and Private Schools
Of the District nnd all other requisites for the school
room, 10 be had at the lowest prices M
wM. BAIIANTYNEs,
Ecsf - Seventh street
ScHooL Do2TS' 2sTSx'oo1pooxs
Parents about TO purchase hooks for the ftl terms
OF the various sclDols Of city. which to open
about The iMn OF september will lind II 10 their In.
complete assortment OF al the hooks used hoih In the
Puhlc aud Private S-hOos, which We offer at con-
siderable REDUCTION from last years pflcvA
| NEW MISCELLANEOUS B0oES
RUSSIA by Wallace
| TURKEY, by Baker.
HMifT%%sH @ SS 3 r. S!$i! lTGs nlsESM. Elsl!s Role
MY MOTHER: IN.LAw.
InTR IRREpRLSsiBLEs;
sKHf5sEEEI: sKfbGEEf Gr GE KTk Ke5FoES ySe'"'
| UNIvEItslTY LIFE OF ANCIENT ATHENS
PEHcY AND THE PROPHET
| For sale by
W. II. 4 o. II. MORRISON.
scp7-tf No. 47j Pennsylvania avenue.
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A 'AND
IRON
DIR. JAMESON.
1874 CHESTNUT STREET PHILA.
New Treatment. restoring the Nervous and Dehll
tair'l. Impurting Life, strength and Health TO the
Nervous Diseases whether Acute or thrnnic, which
this treatment will not promptly eradicate and cue
energy and vigor, OF mind and holy; rIrIysls. I:i
lcI~S, EAnrrh Diseases OF tile Liver. Lungs and Kid
brScirgai functional DiSorers The treatment, how
ever long tue Disease may have existed, sapliCble
frCe frunI all objectionable and inIiTOls Tendency
Consultation by letter, w.
The EGYPTIAN Pill, aabstItutc for MERCURY.
Tie only Reliable specific for LIVER DISEASES
The Egyp,ian rtli is purely Vegetable and the bcSt
iIpndarhe Rcr, nusi,-.s indigesiion, CoSiiyrnr~s
They correct the morbid condition OF the Iivpr and
IL" S,onnch TsSvS tHe load sI rr"%S', nj S' nc N,
petite without inconyen,thce, their action being gci'
Mailed for IS and ~ cenis pcr box.
DR. JAMIESoS, 1871 CHESTNUT st., Piiia.
scnd for Books and Circulars. auai.FMSwIm
HAPPY RELIEF
10 al suffering from chronic diseases Of all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mail. New method OF treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars s,nt free In sealed cn.
velopcs. Address Howard Association 40 N. Ninth
street. Philadelphia, Pa, an Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
ska,. myis-iy
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INSURANCE.

A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALLIC
"A BoIeJ uood. now resdy. Address VICTOR
MAUuEn. New York. mJ7sm
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LEGAL.
rINIIE UNDERSIGNED IAvE THIS DAY
L formed u limitrl partnership, pursuant tn the
Revised SuuiC- of the United States relating TO the
District OF Columbia rir,r'rnng limited partnershps
Ia the said District, uud.r the nUnlr OF SANDERS K
srAYMAS. ur Washington, d. e., Tor tho purchase.
sllr Nnd renting of VI mus, Organs nnd other Muse u
INSTRUMENTS ut llIA Pennsylvania avenue. corner ui
Twelfth street nnrthwrSt from The list day OF Sep
tenlbcr instant 10 the 3lst day of May neat HARRY
partners, and FRfEBOkN a. SMITH rs u limited
narIncr has cOnIrbutp live Thousand dollars Ius lis
part ufthc capital stock of the partnership.
HAIRY SANDERS.
JAlOB A. SrAlMA
y. e. SMITH.
wAsuIS0IoS. D. G, Sept .. ISL se6!ThsTutw
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HENRY r. SEARLE
IL ARCHITECT,
7IU l. STREET,
Opposite Post oflice Department. Rpi3u
pLANT & PATTERSON,
L pATESTSs. PENSIONS LAWS.
JO>. 7. X. PLANT,
rHtcd States commissioner Hud Examiner in Chan
cry tGnIInissoner Tor the states and Territories;
LlaI for Nova scotia.
offce Hli = street northwest residence 90 ID street
northwest, Washington. H. G..
Correspondence solicited. aue. Gm
SlOTo $50 AGRA. DAY ..nR SHEE :s MADE ,TI6ms, BY
'rpruns, aud Reward, Motto, scripture Text, Trans.
pArtut PCIurr nnh Chrome Cards. one hundred
suIuphs wCrih - sent postpaid Tor sc illustrated
lItlitugue tree. J. II. RUfFURDS SONS, BOstou
fylHbshDa isyC. jea@GnI
G\yow Is TIE TIME To SELL" LADIES,
~ Gents md Childrens Cast off Wearing APP
IRrI Boots. shoes, &C. ~ extraordinary hgn cash
prices nj "JCSrItS Old stand No. Glg u street
northwest. AL no;ci by mai will be promptly NJ.
tcutC'l to. sCplEif
~ STAL LXER.
y. FAsiIT0SADLE TAILOR
l3ti ESTREEI,
ieGtf Near Western Union Telegraph Office.
National Republican., 1877-09-24
MEDICINAL.


A CARD
ENOM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
I penusy1yania Republicans.

The Pennsylvania Republicans, in their
Convention of the 9th at Harrisburg, dis
played excellent Judgment. They dis
posed Of the questions of the HAYES policy,
the Electoral Commission, and the remone;
tization of silver very properly, win the
qualification that they would better nave
supported the RECOMMENDATION win ne"
valuation of SILVER and the settlement OF
that value with regard to the present fe'''
tons between gold and silver
We admire the action OF the Republicans
especially with reference to the labor aqua.
ton. The resolution upon that suo!ec'
shows that the Pennsylvania RepuDilcahs ]
had read what Mr.. GARFIELD had satd' aho
that they abandoned altogether the views OF
Messrs. WEST and MATHEWS, OF Ohio. The
resolution Is exactly right, and much more
propcr as a measure of prudence ard sue
cess than any the Democrats have adopted.
we published the resolutions Yesterday, but
that with regard to labor and capital we
think good enough to rcpublish
We hold in equal respect the right OF CAPT.
tai to control its investments and OF labor to
determine the value Of its services; that we
deprecate any assertion by violence OF the
rights OF either, and we assert it rs the duty
of all citizens to hold their respective rights
within the just limitation OF the law, and
THAT any attempt to cocrce either by unlaw'
full means should be promptly repressed by
such lawful authorities as the eNigency de-
mands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
The Governors.

The junketing expedition OF the Gov
crnors seems to have been entirely neg lectcd
,, by the Associated Press. The Centennial
electricity appears to have been exhausted
before the Governors expedition set out.
They passed through the scenes OF the
Philadelphia reception and wound up after
struggling through those OF New orH.
They were dull enough.
There seemed to be more Governors abb
sent than there were present Indeed, the
affair was plainly Il failure. From the
South, Governor PORTER. OF Tennessee,
seemed pretty much alone. The new States
OF the West: Governor IoUNG, OF Ohio !;
Governor BEpLE, of New Jersey and the
eastern Governors, seemed to be the chief
| actors and participants in the scenes, the
compliments and condiments Of the eXpe-
dtion. The proceedings were similar to
the usual marks OF respect paid to distin-
guiShed visitors, while the Governors did
not forget to exercise their own rights in
the matter Of garrulity.
We observe that the subject OF national
harmony was not omitted. Indeed, it was
one happily suited to the occasions Of socia-
bility and good cheer. Governor PORTER,
OF Tennessee, during festivity on steam
boat upon the Hudson, said the prospects
were fine, and that the policy OF the Admin
istration had been bcnefacton to the South.
He was kind enough to say that he was
proud OF the business and manufactures OF
the North Governor YOUNG, OF Ohio. felt
called on to say something, since the Presi-
dent of the United States was his predc-
cessor as Governor of Ohio. He said that
the President was rs honest a man aS God
ever made. Ills policy was one of justice
and peace to the South. 1t might be said
that it weakened the Republican party. The
Republican party could afford to be defeated
on such policy. We suppose large num-
Der Of Republicans would differ from the
Governor, but still the party will stand by
cause it has the patronage. This is for
tunate, too. for we are sure the Administers
ton will make them better.
/ The Governors adjourned after the New
York proceedings, cutting short an eXpedi-
ton which was planned for a longer dura-
ton. Before adiourning, however, COM
mittee was appointed, consisting of Gov
ernor ANTHONY, of Kansas, and Governor
BEDLE, OF New Jersey, to correspond with
the Governors Of the States in future
"with 4 view of arranging for grand
yearly retnion OF Governors, and atour
g through some section Of the country" r.
We rather think that this is about the last
OF the Governors iunketing expeditions.
But since it is proposed to get up annual
"dead-head" excursions OF Governors, is
it not about time that the Virginia Press
Association should abandon the business:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
MINERAL. WATERS.

4 GENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE
N WATERS FROM THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS FROal
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN
EUROPE-yIZ.:
WHITE sULPHUR, Grecnbrier county, W. Va:
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM, Rockbridse county, Va
AI,LEGHANY, Montgomery county, Va;
HEALING, Bath county, Va;
RIJFFALO o, Lilhia Il and y, Mecklenbure county
Va;
BIJJE RIDGE, Botctourt couu ~, Va;
BLUE LICK, Kentucky;
CONGRESS, Saratoga, ny;
HATIfORN, Saratoga, n. y;
GEYSER, Saratoga, n. ";
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING, Saratoga, Ny.
KATALYSINE, Gettysburg, Pa;
VICHY, vichy, France;
BITTER WATER, Friedrlchshall, Germany;
BITTER WATER, Pulins, Bohemia;
SETTER, Settler, Germany.
Salts from the following Springs for readily max.
Ing the water, exteinporaneously, very useful fol
travellers or invalds at Inaccessible points can be
G mt per n,all-viz., Rockbridge Alum Water Mass
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs. So per vial
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass, Washington
county, Va, 81 per vial; Bedford Alum and Iodine
Mass, Bedford county, Va, IL per vial.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis on appli'
Gallon. .-a,.-..
1916 Main street, and No. Governor street,
jy 12-2m Kiehaona.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07

THE SESAToRs.-It is said that Senator
CoSKr.1Sa's friends are Indignantly denying
the report that he will condemn the policy
Of the Administration in the approaching
New York Republican Convention, and that
under his dictation that Convention will
place itself in hostility to the Administra.
ton. This contradiction is probably autho-
rized. Senator COMBINES evidently kind
frame Of mind when he returned home in
dictated such comprehensive tracticability
that it must have included the Administra-
ton in its regards. We know Mr.. CoNK-
LING'S aversion to ScHURZ; but we know
Mr.. CoSKLISG's friendship and good opin-
ion OF himself. lie will take the same view
OF the HAYES administration, we anticipate,
that Mr.. DAWES has taken. We expect to
see EDMUNDs, OF Vermont, in the same boat,
while BLAINE will be too smart to 60 for
ward alone to wage futile war in pursll-
ance OF his narrow-minded prejudice and
malice.
INGALLS,. OF Kansas, has gone farther with
lis i'll nature than any other senator. We
suppose he will take some extreme position.
He will have little or no help, if we arc not
mistaken, and can make but Il poor show OF
discomfort. We have no idea that there will
be any guns-eyen any OF very small CALI
bre-opened upon the Administration at the
approaching session Of Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
DEATHS.


Died. Thursday, September 9th, at 4. NJ, LILY,
youngest child Of Daniel and Bette c. Denoon
aged twenty months. .---.-
Friends or the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral from her fathers residence, No. 800 west
Clay street, THIS friday EVENING nj O'Clock.
Died, at 81 o'clock on the morning Of September
6, 1877 at his residence. in this city, Mr. JOSEPH
II. ROWE, In the fifty ninth yenr Of his age.
Friends and acluaintances OF the family arc In
vited TO attend his funeral THIS friday AFTER
MOO ut o'clock, Mt his LATE residence, NO. 5OU
west Marshall street. aa.-
Died, September 5. 1877, ELLIOTT MERCER,
Youngest son OF Captain William H. aud Eliza Car
Ter; aged one year, four months and lSc days.
Not dead. A marble seal is prest
Where his bright glance did part:
A weight Is on the puseess breast,
And Ice around the heart.
No m orc he wakes with greeting smiic'
Gay voice, and buoyant tread,
But yet he calmly lay the while
He sleeps, he Is not dead
His funeral viii take place from the flrft Iaplst
church THIS friday MORNING ut II O'clock;
Friends and acquaintance arc Respectfully in'',e'
to attend.
Died OR Thursday morning mt 10 O'Clock. sud,
denly, OTELfA BEATRICE, aged four months ano
twcnty-sx days, only daughter Of j. Gordon am
Maria f. Baugh. ,,,,,.n
Funeral viii take place THIS friday AFTER
NOON ut 9 O'Clock, from her fathers residence
yl2 west Duyal street. Friends of The family are
respectfully Invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
4irl,molltl llspath,
pp,n ~ SEPTEMBER :, 1871.
The State Debt.

An esteemed and most lnteaiigcht anu
nuh}c.spiri,cd correspondent sends us the
following very Interesting md brief letter.
we invite attention to it. It Is. we were
about TO saw. :" the law and the prophets =
It presents some points in the history OF tho
nubIic debt that cannot be disregarded OF
treated lightly. To the rcpudiator its appari
ton resembles that Of the ghost OF BANeuo'
with its CHASTITY wound and dumb accusa'
ton that speak with most :" miraculous or
gan" We present the facts recited in the
letter as bearing with irresistible force upon
the question OF the public debt:
Messrs. Editors,-As pertinent TO the oD-
LEGATION of the State TO provide TOT the pa!
mcnt Of her debt, beg leave 10 Cali puo,ie
attention to a paragraph which occurs ~,
the annual report OF the Boara OF Iuoii'
III Roard had been anxious for some
,;,nn to negotiate the sale OF State bonds,
and the late Hon. \. Il. Holiday, who was
= member OF the Board, had been deputed
nv them to visit Europe for the pur-
nose Of negotiating such bonds. In their
report they say:
Notwithstanding Mr.. Holiday may re-
turn without having made arrangements to
sell single bond. the Board will not even
then despair" They confidently believe
..be,tcr time is coming" They be-
lieve that capitalists will not much longer
remain in ignorance and doubt in reference
TO the intrinsic value OF Virginia securi-
tics, the safety and advantages OF such an
investment. and the answering and I'M.
movable determination OF Virginia, as well
rs her cons,sntly-ncreasing ability. sat al
bnzards" and TO THE LAST EXTREMITY. tic
Drescrcc unsullied HER CREDIT and HEE
pL1GuTED FAITH -; and this report is signed
bv "E. J. ARMSTRONG, president OF the
Board OF Public Works the late Colonel
EDWARD j. ARMSTRONG. member OF the
House OF Delegates from Rockingham
county.
A friend called my attention recently 10
the pbraSeologv OF one Of these bonds where
the semi-annual interest is payable in New
York, and some OF those about that period
were PAYABLE in gold. After the usual pro-
visions these words follow:
."And for the payment whereof the faith
OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia is hereby
pledged
And these are the obligations OF the state,
from which one third has already been de-
Quoted. which we are advised to repudIate
or to .'readiuSt = in such proportion ana IN
such form as we may " demand" from our
creditors, OF which millions belong to our
own people. widows and orphans invest
ments made by iudicious men, and PAID tor
in gold value for the support OF their 1aml-
lies, on the piighfed Jain Of VIRGINIA!
Comment IS unnecessary.
No BoHDHoIpEP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
FOREIGN Summary.

The Russians have captured Loftscha or
Loyatz, 4 position OF great strength and
strong Notifications, from the Turks after :.
fight lasting twelve hours. General Skobe-
LOFT was the hero OF the day. The loss is not
asccrtaincd.
Redif Pasha, Abdul Kerim Pasha, with
the former commandments at Scutari, Sistoya,
Shipka, and ten other Turkish officers, have
been banished to Lemnos to await their trial
after the termination OF the war.
Prince Milan has at last taken steps for
joining in the war. The first class OF militia
are ordered to concentrate by the 18th in
slant. He is to be in chief command.
\ Turkish force from Rustchuk and Raj
grad on Tuesday captured Kadikoi and oc-
clIpied it for a time, but were subsequently
driven out with great loss. The Russian
loss is reported 80 killed, and $50 wounded.
Suleiman Pasba has obtained further COM
mand Of the Gabrova road to the Shipka
Pass, and the cannonading is still continued.
The road mace by the Russians up the pass
and the new bridges and other improve
ments still going on indicate a design to
transport large army over this route into
Roumcia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07

The death OF joins WIGHT rcrivcs in the
recollection OF some OF the older inhabitants
some OF the most interesting scenes OF the
"better days" He died on the lst instant,
in Charles City, in the Sevcnty-fourth year
of his age. Mr.. WIGHT was for several
years public officer. holding position OF
trust and responsibility. He was al esti-
niable citizen. whose social qualities were
such that his company was sought and ell
ioyed. His good sayings, and his irrcprc>-
siblc good humor, made all enduring I'M
preston upon all who met him. The death
OF such man must revive rccollcction-
that have received the tinge OF melancholy ;
but they cndear the memory OF the man
whose death we regret.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07

The Philadelphia Times, remarking upon
the anti-Chinese demonstration in San Fran
cisco, commcnds the calmness and good
sense Of the arguments of the Committee OF
Safety, and suggests that If many OF lis who
live on the Atlantic slope were to move 20
The Pacific we would change our minds ve'y
much. No doubt of it. We should find
new reasons for looking upon the Caucasian
as the fittest to govern, and upon all mix
lures OF distinct races in the same commu-
nifty as fatal to progress and contcntment.