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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18
GREAT BARGAINS JUST OPENED.

LARGE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS IN
REDUCED PRICES.
20 pieces woRsTED DEBEGEs, new styles, at
10 pieces coLoKED BASKET GRENADINES at
Very cheap BLACK BASKET GRENADINES;
10 pieces PURE MOHAIE BRILLIANTlNES at
35c.;
Large and cheap line of BLACK ALPACAs at the
is pieces CoLORED TURQUOISE SILKS, in the
latest shades, ut Soc:
COIJORED SILKS, extra heavy and wide, at IL
BESGTIF6L BLACK SILKS at Csc, 81, and
Extra wide and heavy BLACK SILK at $3.50,
would be cheap at 50;
NEW STRIPED and CHECKED SUMNER SILKS
20 pieces 4 PERCALEs at SIC. worth 1oXc.;
80 dozen FRENCII-WOYE CORSETS at Acc;
Another lot Of those elegant FRENCH EMBROID-
Erred WIIhLEBONE eORSETS at sl-cant
be equalled In this city for less than - so;
1oP9 n Q gpoas
600 pair TWO-BUTTON 81 KIDS, In all the new
shades, reduced TO 75c.;
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN HOSE, silk clockcd at
Large &c line h'tl Of Of SILK, SERGE and GISGHAM
New styles tS'e inc in ctifILbRnN's FANCY HOSIERY;
80 pieces extra fine VICTORIA LAWNS at 1870.
All I SHADES mi in holman FRlNGEs:
Al the new shades in GRuS-GRAIN RIBBONS:
- pieces BOYS CASSIMEKES, new spring styles,
ut 25t.:
and lots OF other bargains, at
JULIUS MEYERS.
Agency for DEMoREsT'S RELIABLE PAT
an 6-po1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18
MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
SODA, KISSENGEN, V1CHY, SARATOGA
GER ALE. =.
Mineral Waters also furnished In syphons ,
apo HOO, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18
GROCERIES,. &c.
rROCERIEs, GROCERIES I

GROCERIES! GROCERIES ''
We invite the trade to call and examine our
SPRING STOCK, consisting OF .s
500 600 barrels s REFINED SUGARS (all grades,
! 900 barrels HERRINGS,
SO terces LARD, ..s -
100 tubs LARD. .. -
10 tierces RICE,
200 boxes SOAP. $780,
-.' so barrels VINEGAR,
=. 200 barrels KNIGHTS SYRUP,
So. so barrels GOLDEN SIRu", -.e ...r ...
$50 barrels WHISkEY, ..... ...-..... ..-
100 half-bJreis GINGER and BLA CKBERRY
..r.. BRANDY. -...
also a large variety of goods in The grocery line,
for sale at lowest market prices by
...... .r....-s . HARVEY K JONES.
an 4-2m corner Thirteenth aud Cary streets.
ID EFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
IL JAVA. LAGUAYPA. and RIO COFFEE;
.r BACON. SALT, LARD,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
EXTRA SYRUP,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
PORTER and ALE,
for sale by DAVENPORT i NORRIS.
mh20 ~"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-18

LARGE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS
ALL THE NEW SHADES AT
REDUCED PRICES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
GATHERING AT BENNINGTON.
TIE DECORATIONS AND MoTToFs-THE TROOPS
Observation-Disclosures FOR EXPECTTD GUESTS.

THE DECORATIONS AND MOTlOFs-fHE IRooPS-A
REvIIw-PREPARING FOR EXPECTED GUESTS.
BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. 13.-TO-day has been
devoted by the citizens Of this place 10 Finishing mp the
street decorations. Main aud Eorth-sts. for almost
their entire length have been besutihed with flags,
streamcrs and banners. Many unique and silnifi-
cant notices have been put up among which
are the following: Welcome 10 the President,
the PacincatOr Of States :" "Cacd mile ftha-a hun
dred thousand welcomes" In the name Of tho Great
Jehovah and tho Continental Congress" Live free or
die John stark" neutrality-suspicious. past and great
ness 10 COME hold responsible for the sacred trust"
Mollie STARK did not sleep widow Aug 1G, 1777"
Several carloads OF visitors arrived to-day.
The exercises proper OF the Centennial begin on We'd
nesday morning.
At o'clock this evening the National Guard Of Yer
mont Col Peek commanding reviewed by Gov.
Fairbanks, accompanied by the Adutant-Genera and
the members OF the Governors stan. The display Was
witnessed BY thousands OF people. Twenty-Five senti-
nes guard Camp Stark. Sixty detailed each
morning for guard duty, aud twelve more for Fulers
Battery service grand guard mount takes place each
morning at o'clock, and dress parade at 6ocloek i'll
the evening.
Tie President will arrive Wednesday afternoon, accom-
panied by members Of his Cabinet GOV Fairbanks, and
Col George A. Merrill Of the Executive COMMITTEES Of
the Centennial Commission, Will meet ne PRESIDENT al
the State line Of NewlOrk tO welcome him 10 Vermont,
aud VIII escort him 20 Bennington He VIII be the guest
The Governors OF Maine, wHampshire Massschu-
sets Rhode Island, Illinois, West Virginia Wisconsin
0nd Florida, who have accepted invitations 10 De
present will Wednesday All have been assigned
quarters among leading citizens Of the town.
The Vermont editors Will meet here tomorrow. Inc
address will be delivered by exc ngressman Walton Of
Montpelier. his subject being Tile History OF News
Col. Rockers regiment is encamped tonight on the
Green Mountains east OF Bennington, and Will arrive To-
east OF here by Il detachment Of tile Ben
niHgton County Battalion which marched from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
THE DEATH or CHAUNCY ROSE.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. IA. Mr.. Chauncey
Rose died here tonight, aged 30 years He was inc
ORIGINATOR and first president o. the Terrc autc and
indianapolis Railway. and the prime moyeri the Evans
Vile and Charlottesville, the Evansville Ierre haue
and Chicago and the Vandalia Roads lie has gwen
S2OOOOOO for charitable and benevolent purposes lie
has lately built and endowed the Rose POLYTECHNIC
Institute of this city, and made provision
for the erection and endowment OF tue VIZ.
., COMMIT Ornna,s' Home lie established the LADIES'
Aid Socictv of Tcrre Haute by heavy conlTOu pIis'
Among his gifts were large sums In the hnsP'a :" u
sisters nf Providence m T.rrc iautc, the STATE nor
school the Wabash College. ana other inst ltuti"' m .n's
: ate and in inc cy Of Newly ork and elsewhere III he
East lie WAS born at Wcathcrsicld, Conn, ana has
lived here since ISIS. His death causes unlVcFSil ~
gret in this community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TIE WAR IN BrLGARIA.

GIN. GHOURKo TO BIZ RECALLED FROM THE BAL
KANs-KALOFER DESTROYED HY Az EXPLOSION
LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. II. 1~77.
The Timcss military correspondent AZ Bucharest,
tclecaphnQ yesterday. says Capt Green. the Amer
lean attach6 has recovered from the fever and will
reioin headqt artcrs on Wednesday. Within the last
twenty-five Gays more than 10000 Russian troops
with artillery have passed 10y railway 10 Fratc-hti
where they assemble, and then march to sstoya
via Simnitza The decision TO withdraw all
pretensions Of occupying the other side of the Bal
kans in this campaign has caused an order TO be is
sued for the retirement of Gen. Ghourkos force be-
hind the mountains. The cavalry could be Of no
use IN the woods and precpices of the Balkans, and
are required on this side, where, besides forage Is
more easily ootainabe.
The Necs's Vienna dispatch reports that the Egvp-
tans under Prince Hassan commenced on Saturday
an offensive movement from Yana towards Irajans
Wall An attack on Kustendje will be made by the
Turks after the arrival Of Hobart Pasha's fleet.
which has embarked the troops at Sukum kaleh.
PARIS. Monday, Aug 10, 1877.
Intelligence has reached here that the town Of
Kaoer has been destroyed by the accidental explo-
sion of powder magazine.-l Kalofer is a town on
the Balkan slOpel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

ExGLEwoop. y. D.. Aug. 13.-The house OF
Flovd situated on Floyd-sj.. Palisades, in this
Mace was entered by thieves between the hours oil i
o'clock Saturday night and o'clock Sunday morning
After binding the cook in her bed, and the coachmsh
with cord the thieves proceeded TO help themselves 10
everything Of value in the house. including slNef"a'
ewclry cancs hair shaw.s etc, the property OF A. ~
and Iobu Floyd The thieves also took from ihe htrh
nnr.r and ou,seated phactor and extra set OF mar
ness and len for parts unknown Ihe seIlan slti
abt Ia Tree herself bur did nnt dare move un daNght
wien the alarm was given Tho c0aChnan s DelcFeu 10
know more tnan is willing to tell anu j. uhdel aIit
Inc Iuclew God Protection society has the case h n'
and "A large reward offered for the recovery Oh INC
goods and the arrest OF the thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS R. R.
REMEDIES.
BEVERLY. Msss


DIR RADwAY: Ihavo had Ovarian TumOr in the oyares
b0wol. All doctors SAID there help for ~
tried everything recommended but nothing heet
me. your ltcsJyeut, aud Thought would ~ iL pig
had no fsifh M IT, hal suffered Tor TWELVE
YEARS took b1t,s Of the esolycnt box ~ RAD.
WAYS Pills and used bottles ~ READY fELIEFf
AMI there ~ a be ist AMI eal
BETTER SMARTER and happier than have ior treiye
wears. tho cft side ~ ID. bowels
groin This you for The benefit ~ others
You publish 10 II yOu choose II lNhAh p ksArf.
tRBOR Mich, -prli 81, 1915.
DR.. BADw.r-KND sfR. have beeu taking your k'soy.
cut elu4iug Pills and also tho Ready Rel = about
umOfs The abdomen which tie moss
euIout plyscaUs Of our Medical college pronounced n-
durable.
They were Ike knots on a tree. when siinfins
chair thev hung the fDor aud my vegh tFo
hundred AMI seventy i've pounds. Whom conu~n'e Win
YOUR remedies and hundred and ten pounds Du
III gone ye' have taken twenty bottles OF
Itcsoly,n OF Relief sd twenty four boxes oi PMS
get . ines from q. brenYil
please . nd mo your book False and True"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
p O rs G RlPT.
3:E5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MASSACRE AT ESKI SAGHRA.
THIRTY CHURCHES BCRNED-OyER TEN THOUSAND
PEOPLE REPORTED SLAIN.

THIRTY CHURCHES BCRNED-OvER TEN THOUSAND
PEOPLE REPORTED SLAIN.
LONDoS Tuesday, Aug. If, 1877.
In giving particulars Of the EsAi Saghra massacre,
the correspondence The Daily Aecs says one Turkish
merchautdispatchedala large numbered ashl-Bazouk,
all over the Tchirpan district. This district is one
of the richest in that part of Turkey. IL contains
very large proportion of Christian inhabitants, owes
thirty churches aud five hundred schools and col
lcges, all of which have been burnt
The destruction extended 10 the Villages Boghdan-
Mahalesi, Rani-AIahalesi, and many others. IN all
about sixty, containing from 100 to 200 families
each Scarcely fifty persons have escaped alive.
Tie Bulgarian fugtiyes at Gabrova and Selvi es-
innate that from 1900 g. 5000 Christians have
been massacred in Esi Saghrl and the Tchirpan
district alone
Soldiers were posted along the road from Eski
Saghra to Kazmk with orders TO shoot everybody
passing.
The Illness military correspondent at Bucharest
gives particulars Of the Esk Saghra massacre simi-
lar TO those tclegraphed by The Duty AecsS cores
pendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TIE S4R1TOG1 CEETENNLlL.
An APPEAL FRoM THE ASSOCIATION FOR PECUNGARY
AID.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.

AID.
TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR The 18th of October next is the centen-
NAL Of the surrender Of BurgOyne. The capuauon OF
October Il, I777 was a elimination Of series OF stir
ring events constituting the campaign beginning with
Burgoynes advance from Canada in May OF that year.
Most interesting every patriot is the history OF
every days progress Of that invasion, and particularly
the battles of Orskany Bennington and Saratoga Bul
much those battles deserve cOmnciofAt ou' wv '
OF the surrender Is prominently ihe place LOT tu
demonstration. There closed long, ANXIOUS anu
imuOrtant campaign: there reached ia aclg an i iH
solution problem whose result securei tne ff9htl AN
auce aud sealed the Declaration OF our ih"1 A.,
The S1ratoc, Monument Association however, ma
Great ifculty IN raising the amount necessary ior me
prnuer celebration Of the event WINE Mas>'cuuSo'H
and Nev-Ilampshire have contributed So'OoO cach 10
and their siscg state in the celebration AT behhlhsloh
nof oulv has the APPROXIMATION given Tor similar
nurpose 10 MS bv ate been yetotd Dy the ht
ecutiye but me Association b. whom bas been entrusted
the ing out the celebration nj on tne
I'm nf october, are almost destitute OF funis Coy
Sovrnr Senator Warner and d. 4. Ballard nave ALREADY
gwen Us 500 and 500 respectively, ana any otAer
one shoui feel wiling also To contribute, thcfAsso
cation will he exceedingly grateful Tor any sum- no mat
ter how small. The amount desired 10 Dc fal-ed u
"a 900 hu IL this cannot be obtained the money col
lecfed will he made to 90 far as possible; only tue
more money raised the complete Will he the c'lc
bratiOn. , H.,
Ihe Association has authorized me TO receive dona-
tons and if those persons who feel inclined To help us
will send their contributions to the undersigned,
I,rouer voucher or receipt behalf of the saratoga
Monument Association VIII be ut once Sent thein.
WILLIAM l.. STONE,
Secretary Saratoga Monument Association.
. Box 1874, New-Y0rk Cily.
Netc York, Aug b. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
SCOTCH R1FLEMES PROTESTING.

The National Rife Association has received
formal protest from the Scottish team, against allowing
a British team contest for the American Centennial
trophy This trophy SAYS the protest Is considered by
the council 10 he held by the winning American team
Of last year in trust specially to carry out the intention
OF the donors the American people they have already
been interpreted and acted upon by tho American
citation The council feels confident that II il consents
10 British team competing now, the rght OF Scotland
Hereafter to enter team might De questioned. aud IN
case the British team lu would be denied.
The Scotch team although unable to shoot in the
national contest this year. VIII probably wish TO enter
the competition Of 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
NISrrr-rwo DrGREEs ~ TnE SnApE.-W.

NINETY-TwO DEGREES IN THE SHADE.-We
noticed the arrival Chicago Of carload OF and
California In the fney Summer aud Winter car
An splendid condition We notice likewise the arrival OF
OF beef from City the Sth
coasirned Wilson BeePackng Company, Chicago IN
one of the and unloaed the 9th In
language OF the cOnsuce ut could not have BEEN In bet
ter conuon The beef hal al the freshness and e.ne.
belonging ut the time OF slaughter Improved by tho time
occupied its transportation. The summer and Winter
car proved itself perfect whether employed In
transportation Of butter cheese tu or dssed bcet and
eau be relied whenever and wherever lts merits are
properly tested II IL longer experiment. Temperature
N time Of loading Was in the shade 51 the until
load
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
FAILURES

G1rys FALLS. y. Y, Aug. 13.-Darwin W.
sherman % monument merchant Of this village, who Sua-
nndcd busuess ON saturday largely interested IL
lime. lumber and brick manufacture; was also uIy-
Goods dealer and furniture manufacturer IL Is 'he
largest failure ever known here and many persons are
thrown ont Of employment lie was member OF t"e
following firms The sherman Lime Company Sieriha1
goods. Holman * sherman. brick; ShtrIlth l. pnaih'
lumber. He also proprietor 81 lht H.' ''.i i
pcarl POINT Lake George and q son OF \. Shriuihn'
banker The iabihte- generally cSllihN'eu al "po"'
$4,000; the assets are unknown rs yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TIE IMPERIAL GUARD MOVING.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. If, 1877.
The Vienna dispatch to The Daily Aeics states that
the passage Of the Danube by the main body of the
Roumanian army has been postponed until large
Russian rcinforcemonts arrive. portion of the
Imperial Guards have already reached Kischeneh
They will be employed partly TO strengthen the
troops III the Dobrudja.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Capt B0ynton while i'll England employed
an irish artist 10 paint him in fun submarine arm0T
scene TO he laid ia ndOcean In due tlme the picture
was presented for approval II represented wide
stretch OF water horizon and sky ship two, but
Eoyuton "Why hOW's this" asked the Captain indg-
mainly 'Where AIN in this picturet" An shure,
Vou'rc down underneath the Wather where yiz belong
was the Ishmans TeplylN CONNIE rcial Advertiser.
Mr.. Talmage Yesterday remarked that God
knocked all the blank out OF his sermons long ago
All right so far goes, but II will be regretted that
Providence has begun " do things by halves incn-
natl Commercial QndD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Fin irenuc HOioi-AssOciate Justice joseph i,
pralev of The L. = supreme Court, ext Congressman
" Kellogg connecticut aud T. = steven, SeHe' t5J n
sc,r of he Hannibal aud st. Joseph hlfodu 49,,
TsI- TX Senstor John - Henderson OF Aii,li IN, '"
y Knapp of Auburn, " anu W Sn a. 1r"o"t Uoy.s
Zen lame. H. Wilson. Receiver Of the 81 l"u. am D,n
o,'ern R.road Company Hoffman HOuss-EA-,
man charles H. Van WICK Of udlleoWn y -. SH,Ig,l'
Ii.sNaior Francis A. parker U.SA 81 N'chgtds HoHt
Veil Powers General Railroad Comm sslonei 1t 1.o,ta
payInasier Louis A. Yoke u. = NJ and vincent /" bi"ou
Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TIE acoLoREDe sUGAR INVESTIGATION.

Colonel Alexander, who has had charge Of
the Investigation into the alleged coonng Of sugars and
who has much time 10 it, said yesterday that the
matter had been referred to United States DistrlcAt
torney Woodford, and 1t expected that he would
give written opinion in a few days. IT," SAID Col
Alexander. the iDistIcthuorney Is undecided what
cour.e TO pursue presume that nc will for and TO
ccyc instructions from Washington. | am not al liberty
to make any statement concerning the investigation
The Treasury Department does not want any ~ The facts
nnIljshcd while the matter is under investigation"
Col Alexander returned Yesterday from NeW-Hayen,
where lie had been Examining sugars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

FNRroINr, y. Y, Aug. 13.-At two o'clock
TODAY the Rev, j. p. Newman, DID. Of WashiuSoh' zee
turcd on the Far last, in the Pavilion Dr. vincent Dep
the third Normal class conductors meeting at -FOUR
,lct At sev.n O'Clock James Hughes OF Toronto held
,vton conversations at which there was large attend
anrt Tns evening al cen' o'clock the hey i'r. Jtuc-
,,y.' from Professor MAJ uard's stcicopucon. Inc
faiure OF the day has been inc solo singing OIL thl
II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
r1,1n1NG IN BROOKLYN.

During the past year 1920 buildings have
been erected in Brooklyn the assessed value Of which is
S33Ig2OO Tic greater portion OF the increase III the
number Of buildings has been made in the vicinity OF
Prospect Park but Wards in the centre Of the
CITY many new residences have been erected This is
csuccay true Of the Seventh Ward The average value
Of the buildings higher for last than for any
prey0us year since 1864 Since the beginning OF 1864.
81 900 buildings have been constructed in Brooklyn, Of
an assessed cost OF Ji,73G4OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
THE MAINE DEMOCRATS

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 13.-The Democratic
stale Convection meets here tomorrow aud promises
70 be fully attended. VIM l. Putnam will be temporary
President The Southern policy Of President Hayes VIII
c urai.el j. C. Talbot. last years candidate Tor Gov
cror was waited upon tonight and requested TO Win
draw, but he declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mrs. C. KRAPF

DR. RApwlY-K KIND SIR take tho liberty % sfdr - yuu
again Ny lcath greatly improved boy me u.e VI yo1 med
cines Three entirely Cole ani The nfh
is nearly bTOpsy gone health stu lmproN nF anh ~
weight decreasing hsi gr i'ls
tbs Sumner 10 inqure te wonderful cure Your 1cns
has lone fIr ONO from Canada threc r0n
Jackson and quite number frOm this place VIII great 20
BpcCt, ,., a., 81, M = VI, NlA.F.
unable lady aud very benevolent ~he has lrcI tr means
N selling many bottles of tho Heoiyent bY no ID n-ss N
Ann Artor O persons afflicted with luterus JUNIORS. We
have heard Of some wonderful effected Nv o. luirs 70
specially, 80 ED.hhA'N * ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
MIDHAT PASHA STILL IN EXILE.

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1877
An occasional correspondent at Vienna teegraphs
to The Times "Midhat Pasha will leave Vienna tins
evening for Paris, where he will await the Sultan's
orders. His friends at Constantnople are endeayor-
ing TO reconcile Mahmoud Damad to him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 13.-Ihc swimming
match between Thomas Coyle OF Chester, Penn and
Geo. II. Wade of Brooklyn to-lay, from Red Bank To
Gloucester "a distance u four miles resulted in an easy
victory fer wade by two and hHt minutes to'I' Ap
rr,rrJ much exhausted At least 5000 persons Wit
ie..ot the racc al OIOuccs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
A Turkish LOAN RAISED.

LONDON, Tuesday Aug. II, 1877.
A Vienna correspondent has received letter from
Constantinople which states that Turkey has con-
cluded loan Of $40, 100000 in London.
(fUr other E0rsgn Neics see First PIgcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
TIE NEW.YnRK YACHrs.

MATTHIAS VINEYARD, Mass, Aug. l3.-Ihe
Ncw-Yor Yacht Squadron came around the bluffs from
Vineyard Haven at II o'clock. After sailing down by
the Bluffs the fleet went through series OF eyoiuuons,
saluting one anohc with guns and Signals ana al ABOUT
| O'Clock a majority OF the number departed Tor New
Ia1 ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

Readsboro over the old turnpike road taken by some W
Gen. starks command 100 years ago. no y -lt'ah
cnn ON tbe Centennial grounds In order for their re-
cepton, aud is named Camp Ethan Allen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 William j. Muir
tagh proprietor of The National Republican. was cow
bidcd this morning I'm front OF his Office by Joseph r.
Wleatly Of HarrOds burg. KY on account Of articles
which appeared IN that paper rejecting upon his private
character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
OVARIAN T UM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR. railways REMEDIES.

l HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMOR IN THE OyA-
RIBS AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
ANY AkBoR, Dec. p, 1878.
DR. RAILWAY; That others may be benehtoi make tnis
statement:
had ovarian TumOr in the FOR
years tired the best OF this
without benefit II growing at such apdty that
could lived mucn longer friend Of induced
try Railways Remedies. haf much faith them
but finally, after much deiberatiOn tried them.
purchased six bottles of the kesOyeu two boxes 81 the
Pills and two botlesof the Relief used those without any
apparent benefit determined 10 perseyere used twelve
bottles Of the ResO,ent tvO ~ to Relief two boxes
Pills Before they gone had lost twenty pounds
continued the medicine until sure that
curod the medicine about hye months, and
during that lost forty Eve pounds In al ook three
bottles OF the Resoyent bottles Relief and boxes
o the Pills.
perfectly well and my heart Is full Of gratitude
for his help deep affection To Sir and your
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted aud payers
may much VI blessing 10 others has been
10 me- fSigued) Mrs r. &. BlnHss.
MRS Fbn. who makes tho above cerncate TIE person
FOR whom equestcd you send medicine ia June lsT5
medicines above stated bought of me with the exception
sent 10 her by you may say shat Der statement
s correct without a qualification, tSgnedl l. ,. LLmh.
DTugsst and Chemist, Ann ArbOr, Mich.
This may certify thai Mrs Bbbins who the sboys
certificate has been for well known u
and the f9ct. undoubtedly and und naby
correct who knows Mrs BibbIus will believe her
statement tSiguedl II. CptkkA MARY ". POND.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNOTS ~
BROADWAY.
eam IT. Noon 81 . 3 o M. s3'. Midnight ~
Highest during the day. 50, Lowe -. az.
Average. 147s same day, 1876 fe's'