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I7oJTCAN BUY AT JULIUS MEYERS,

Il COS BROAD STREET,
.SneoscoGGIN COTTON Al Joe:
EEni!iT.oE-THE-LtiOM COTTON tl1c.s
wANsIJTTA aud DAV0L COTTON at 1aSc;
TAMBURGH EDGISGS and INSEkTlNGS lower
Ssx sesP SpRfSCS nRESs GOODS, handsome styles:
sSTrn HIAI,K PRINTS, BEST styles, at 6Ac.;
Reantiful STYLES in SPRING PRINTS, great bargains
~ in SPRING CASSfMERES, from auction; :,
rpESCII EMBROIDERED CORSETS, warranted
whalebonc, at 81 worth $3.50: -
Sew sIyles in ladies' and children's CoLORED
7 sdcs; MeSmd and children,s LACE CoLLARETTEs and
BiBBS-ncw styles: ,-....,
Remnants nai of IRISH LINEN at 5oc--sone worth
Lots Of other goods very low at
faoI-eod sos Broad street.
GEEING Is BELlEVING.-4-4 good
y BLEACH. 7c:; best ont. 10e. "a BROWN
COTTON, &c; best out, and l9c.; PRINTS,
sS 2 and Sl1c: many new styles: many new CAS-
SIMERF,S, light styles and blacks Boys SuITiNG
new goods: cheapest yet: DRESS GOODS-iast
wears stock 1T great sacrifice. Af.ny cheap goods
oN wa j, G. WHITLOCK & CO.,
mh5 1709 MAin street.
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IA r-trT----Trf-----. -
MANCHESTER NEWS.

II Personals - Mr. Beattie, the postmaster
of, our city, has returned from the Wash
ingtan inauguration iYourarenorterf was
maIie,toid Hose O, joke nponi him the !othepday
.by a Typographical frrerEs Heaneantrt oBay
that the e. .Al. was hayes-y becausefhe loved
Scotch mists, when isiapp ppearedi -. Man-
chester rsporteHshere expired.1i So further
the deponent saith snotbdi 1915 lsisieiSE Ef.
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FROM w. l.. ALMoN, President Medical College,
Halifax: "CoLDEN's LIEBre's LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF AND TONIC ISv1GoRAroR is invaluable
for fever, indigestion, weakness, and female COM
.... a-,.af r4r.tl
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A T COST! AT COST


Having determined to discontinue the .dry-good
business shah from this day offer my entire stock Of
SEAsoNABLE AND WELL-ASSORTED GOODS
At COST FOR CASH.
And in order more speedily to dispose Of the entire
stock. there are many GboDS which will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE, !.
as the store will be vacated soon another tenant
can be had. = g. CHARLES HUTZLER,
fe 2S-2m GIL Broad street. Z
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aDQuAnszDs : lii tbs Hustingsi Court yes'
terdaIfhr. Wood dbmy b. BigefowaC Captain
John ~ Curtis; ,andSJ !Bootoni Hfil ;auaii-
fed as notarfeS public itt sifi7f eai4atrii :
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EASTER BREAD tAlATzoEs).-I am prepared to
fiji Ill orders promptly. Orders from the country
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4irlllnoud @ispattlt.
wEDNEsDAY....,.........MA MARCH 7. 1871.
ns-TTs 'crRcuILATioN OF THE DISPATCH
ls LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcu-,
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY = "'"'1ssE II
WEATHER REPORT.

ISpICATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
increasing ,easterly, winds, and. warmer,
partly cloudy weather viii prevail.
For the Gulf States, falling barometer,
increasing south and east winds, and warm
or, partly cloudy weather, except possibly
cloudy and rain in the West Gulf States.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, southwest winds, station.
ary or higher temperature, threatening anu
possibly rainy weather, followed by colder
westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic coast, southwest
Eackine to warmer southeast winds, sta
tionary followed by falling barometer, clear
followed By partly cloudy weather.
Is Cautionary signals are ordered for the
New jersey coast.
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;sATBEeW tIRIAI ,-+D Dhe trial of dJDhn!
iWaldman, charged with ft,tningyin sifalse
1alnFm OF fire. ON appeal from the decision
OF .the,1 no lice1 Justice yHiA be5 tried In the
.Hustings Court f0.days .laIaii % .a1si Z
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TDRACS,0. CIGARS. &c
FD8hVV~. SFV "a NV, SNC. =
FSPANOLA CIGARS. 'iL-1i.E'2a

T. = =
The subscribers have made ARRANGEMENTS for the
exclusive. sale Of the CIGARS of this well-known
and celebrated brand, manufactured in Key West,
and invite the attention of the public 10 the full
sediment OF all the usual styles they are now pre-
pared to offer. 80 3
Influenced by the hiEh duties on imported cigars,
the proprietor Of the Espanola factory. at Havana,
mas establisheda
BRANCH IN KEY WEST.
and Is using there the same class Of Vuelto Abajo
tobacco us in the Havana factory the Dnre quality
and aromatic favor of which have given Ibis brand
its present high credit among consumers The prices
are materially less than those from Havana. and
q comparison will show that they arein every re-
spec, fully equal. They are offered in connection
with our usual list Of HAVANA CIGARS. I
ACkER, MERRALL & CUSDIT,
F..s 13O and 1872 Chambers street, New York
PARK & TILFORD, =
fe 2l-lm GIT and 919 broadway, New York. 4,
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+. Leslie's Sunday Magazine: for;April re-
eeiyed from j. T. Eliyson, 1112 Main street.
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IN SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HOUsE:i Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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". GODDIN, II M, sale OF hotel property on the
south side Of Franklin stree. between Locus,
ROBERT B. LYME, AZ r. H., two-story brick
dwelling on Extraordinary corner Of Nand Twen-
ty-fonrth streets.
T. c: LEAKER s. CO., 12 NJ, canal:boat Tilden q,
aUet1on.j <E;iyI It'd 10 ngi1cGi IT,, :,
E B. COOK,l or q: H.. ShesTY's restaurant and tx
tures, &c,,Eo. 11O6 Main street. = t.,.5'., Z.
E. D. COOK, 12 H., al farm on the Central turn
pike household furniture, farming utensils,
horse, carriage, buggy, &C.. .s =
RIA. PAINE 8 co., II A. H., store-fxtures, tn
bles, &f.t.l o. i-lo..i <.tgE.I.i II.
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THE rAILRoAp colNN;EcTIoNs

from the North and West uia Richmond
are decidedly the most popular. This IS
owing to an arrangement recently madewith
the Cumberland route, which affords the
most speed and comfortable transit to and
from Jacksonville, with sleepers, through
with but one ingle charge. The officers
of the Piedmont Airline deserve the
thanks of the travelling public for this
great change, which has been perfected
through their untiring efforts. E. W.
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.-in order to mex {
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade ".
have added wel-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cu1NErY and sxILFrE MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAs'
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most eIpe
ditjoHs manner: hL3 t'N 'i4..' 81 49, .... ~ -
.Y-J .;Qt tr- IT - :, .i}b3
J., NJ ELLYsoN S Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertiserents in all OF the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch 'countfng-room w,ll receive, prompt atten-
ton. - 49,.
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Police lSsatisti Chief -ot.P Police James
a. Linseomb reports the following krresss
iot February SSQ-3 felony, 10 ms
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
cool, and pleasant. ef.Ls
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 !;
8 A. NJ, "a; noon, As; P. NJ, o. I.
b., 46; midnight, Al. ,,r .nsa
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BRING THE BoYs.ro QUE sToRB.aTif i!gcf
5r. i'm NEW STOCK, NEW STYLES. :; .%.t
Bottom prices one price only.
A. SAKs & Co, 1913 Main street.
;; HANDSOME SPRING :oVERcoArs,ft. ~ ~, I
, SO to $50.
'"" Largest stock In the city at
. ~ A. SAKs &tCo.s, 1918 Main street. aii
THEY ARE WORTH. SEEINa--
Our New Styles Of Mems Clothing. I
. ~ - IA sAKs 3 Co, One.Pdce Clothiers,
.,i-,..- ,..; 1913 Main street, rcs.!J{ /
THE HrGIIEs PREMIUM IS :" =
-'' the Peoples Approval
awarded to us for iEHA3 I" - .rL (
Superiority in style, ..;.,Y5.<r
,- Excellence Of Material, !
Cheapness OF Price.
X. SAks s CO., T013 Main street,
.t.f:a4.sl .s4 e; the Leading Clothing House.
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are four bells, vet within separate inches,
and on all religious occasions this auartette
OF bells give forth peculiar chimes. II

and on all religious occasions this quartette
OF bells give forth peculiar chimes. II /,
49, 5 THE SEASON. s5. q i.
The citizens .complain that traYeli ia not
by half SO great, now MS at the came time
last winter. i In fact, hotel. keepers in jack
sonyille and other, parts OF the State say the
season, has been q failure, though Indications
are TINT o large number Of, northern Visit!
orsare expected during the month OK March,
and preparations are being made for their
reception accordingly. ,i.,i f,,I.i, i,.sii
us 1<@psa 1.-THE grATE FAIR.a 5lI5sifli !,
Il Jacksonville was unusually lively this
week, being the Opening OF the second an-
'fiuaI State Fair. j The weather was faultlessJ
and great many more visitors were on the
ground than had been expected The
greatest feature Of the exhibition was the
grand display OF fruits and vegetables Of
all sorts. THE flower exhibit wasaiso some.
thing beautiful to behold at this season Oh
the year for persens from more northern'
attitudes. The ladies' handiwork. depart
ment was well supplied There was a
snlendii1 collection, of,fine art. The most
Interesting exhibit to visitors from north
eru States was the furniture, wagons, tine
carriages, etc., Manufactured in the State of
Florida-woods. f:t,! .15a Gl: -. -
The stock was only medium, though the
horses OF speed would compare faYoraoiy
with those usually brought to other State
fairs. The half-mile track. is sandy: ana
heavy, and Notwithstanding this fact the time
made was within three minutes to mllefor
trotting and inside Of two for running Z
r COO e.. A HUGE ALLIGATOR . 49,
on exhibition on the grounds measured
nearly ten feet. Judging from the length
OF this saurian, it is supposed that he is
not less than one hundred years old In
order to ascertain his weight he was
roped, but with one firt OF his tail he
spraWled no less than q dozen OF bystanders
and almost knocked the life out OF bis keep
ers. There were also a large number OF
:.;fts- WILD BEASTS - GfitG., i .
Of every possible description, prowlers in
remote parts OF Florida. wildcats, OF
extraordinary size, catarnounts, bears, pam
theirs, and 'leopards figured extensively
within the enclosures 4.:'!'@ I.
/ + ID >
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EOR RENT, - an
FiTbat most desirable 5THREE-ST0RYAs2
,RRICK DWELLING-hayiny, besides Kitchen,
about ten rooms with all modern improvements.
on the north; side Of Franklin between Third ana
Fourth streets ,,. .--s....
bcsides kitchen, ON the north side OF Leigh between
Second and Third streets. with gas and water.
} IBRICK TENEMENT, ON the south side Of Mars
3hzl between Third and Fourth streets OF six roomS'
and Kitchen with two rooms, with gas. water 6c:
= HRiEK COTTAGE on. the north side Of Grace be-
tween Thifd And Four fh streets. WITH four rooms |;
amnie RsrvantS dparfincnts, and stable. 3,si,
AEAI LlFPIIHKE sa e. Gsahka hsl ae seS o1
sToREHSGssE. VIM CEEL 81 1bs vet
uf Brock avenue nezr tsdntefseettnn With Adams
HEaiR & aBEK M coTTxGE Sn ts9 north ad Of
Marshall between MunSord and GilneT siFeets, bay-
Ing 1--WE rooms, and Kitchen Wsth Two rooms.
y5bE6fRARLE.DWE1 .of Rx 5EcCsls;-and
eSInsr 81 efsse lid Fins Ti siaye lot
: | Also. SMALL TENEMENTs Id oibe. ssiohs Of
the ely Es19ifI ti9H FRANCI&I 3aBEEE.
t1fNo:B eleventh stfset, etxssn Rssfi snd Bank.
n
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.

~ hLHSS OheIvs "
ENGLISH STOUT, -.....-----. - y.
Il .,fatH4 PORTER, AND ALE. a.: i
GUINNESS,S EXTRA STOUT. bottled by Burke y
BARCLAYS ,PORTER, HIBBERI'S BROWN
Cd" STOUT, BASS'S PALE ALE-bottled by Hib-
WILLIAM YoUSGRR,S SPARKLING ALE;
CANTELL'S GINGER ALE, ~ -,
direct lmportations, and in prime order. For sale
by DAVENPORT 6 MORRIS.
y. fe 23-2w .>.,.,.. a.. Importers.
pICHMOND, VA, JANUARY l., .IS72.-
1C We have made chemical examination OF
DAVID F.. CLEMMERS MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISKEY, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
sceiyed by Messrs- &c E0RGE A. HUNDLEY Il Co. al
different tmes and OF ages varying from one 70 four
teen monihs. We have subjected this whtskey to the
most searching tests 1t has stood hem all pertectlX
nothing Of deleterious nature teing found in It. II
can therefore be confidently recommended for its
purity and excellence 10 those who use whiskey as
beverage white for medicinal purposes ls Is ali thai
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.. Analytical Chemist
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
RS J.PEEBLEs, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
100 barrels now In store, and for sale.
a3 GEORGE A. HUEDLEY & co.
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F0R RENT.
R3IRI EINaT .aF!ssc Il asfoI acGsa

Nv o r. X E9N4'E.jsf!$f5i II 5sI'ist3 idt3:5
! LARGE FoUtJR-srsot6R6Y TRoN-c oLuME. FRONT
WAREHOUSE on seventeenth streesopposite the
dock and near the connection Of tho Richmond and
DanyiiIe and YORK River snd CHESAPEAKE railroads.
b FOUR-SToRY2 0BACC0 FACTORY on Gary
= 4 handsome BRICK DWELfINg. eeos1allya 10.
Gated. with basement and three stories above, ana
wing in the rear containing nine or ten rooms;
kitchen and servants rooms; with all shg E9dcrn
I'm mprovements.
BRICK DWELLING, with basement aud two
stories above, containing six rooms, on tEanklin
street between Tmenty-hfth ana Twenty-sixth
streets. Vi. 81 L-u. sat Ifiy ..,fi - f4.,,
Leigh, with I've rooms, kitchen, &C. 'iLc r. it.Ia
BRICK DWELLING on First street between
Broad aud Marshall, with four rooms &c.
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS on Byrd street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, With si1 rooms
each. -' y = = -. :..., - ". -,
TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLING. with five
rooms, Kitchen, &C., corner Twenty-ninsh anu Clay
FRAME DWELLING ON Twenty eighth street
between Q and streets: Apply tS ,.,y :, co ~
Real Estate Agents.
4 4 q III. .s%~
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EVERYBODY SHOULD GO WHERE

THE CHEAPEST GOODS.
= .st#H' ~.
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TOR RENT. -9'E.H|Hi u 40 .aii5 as5
t. ATVERY REDUCED PRICES, Iii
that comfortable BRICK DWELLING, No., 3Q7
rooms; bath, grs, wafer, &C.: In nice order, and
win he rented low to good tenant applying az
Also, that desirable BRICK DWELLING, No.
32O Cary 81 rect, between Monroe. and Henry; eight
rooms inedern improveme!hss tn nice lcondiuon.
49, 49, ~ 't>'fSfFEf '--i', FRANK U.gHFLEs
NH e-3t ll0S Main street.
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de la, Constitution Is in the centre Of the
city. and about the middle Of this square g Eis
the monument erected In honor OF .1tle
!s.sSpanish Liberal Constitution " 10 1872.
The inscriptions on this monument is IN
Spanish. 6 80. IS
81 One OF the gteatsN objects OF interest in
this ancient city Is The SO - 3
5f;' ss' Sss cATH0Lac cATHEpEAE. Is
which was built an the year 1898. ] noticed
upon one ~ the bells The dass 1856. 6 There
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TORF RENT, DWELLING No. S12Na
n south Third street. containing 1yerooms IN
is in nice order. Rent very low. Apply to
NH 5.eoi9t GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
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EOR, RENT, FURNISHED, . syeryG:d
L desirable BRICK DWELLING on Fifth HI
street near Chy. with about twelve 00msS an
NfTURE Complete. House in fne order. Poses
sion April lst. Rent very low. Apply 70 -
FRANK D. HILL,
49, a.ot .ffE E.,:te, [s'tEY1lO8 Main street.
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THE OLD FORT

---E tirr Isl -I.[., 4
resembles those castles built in the middle
ages OF Europe. The construction Of this
fort was begun, as am Informed, in the
year 1920. and completed some time in.
1855. 1t is situated on an elevated position.
Over the entrance is theeSpanish coat-of-
arms. with globe aud cross, and suspend
ed beneath is the figure Of a lamb. There
are four Fashioned angles, with sentry-boxes
and lookout towers at each corner. On the
north side of the fortlis the Catholic chapel;
The fort was constructed to accommodate
one thousand men and one hundred guns,
There are a number OF dismal rooms and
dungeons. !
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Of every possible description, prowlers in
remote parts OF Florida. The'wildcats, OF
extraordinary size, catarnounts, bears, pam
theirs, and leopards figured extensively
within the enclosures !.
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ENGLISH STOUT, -....--- -.
T. E.t.tQ PORTER, AND ALE. -
The daily gazette., 1877-09-06

THE NAVAL OFFIeER's DEFIANCE
Naval Officer Cornell, of New York, still
scouts the Presidents order, and defies
him. This is the plain truth, and nothing
can disguise it. The issue is clearly made
up between the President and one of his
subordinates. One or the other must suffer
contempt. It'll said that Senator Conklip g
is backing up Cornell, and that the latter
will resign neither his place on the Repub-
lican Committee nor the position OF naval
officer. It is also said thai this is done to
mako fight over which Hayes will be re-
quired to give Conkling all the government
patronage of New York State to secure his
support and prevent his denunciation in
the Senate.
But why does Mr.. Hayes allow his Cabi-
net officers TO go upon the stump. Hedoes
not seem to be entirely consistent with hi:
policy. We are in favor of it to a grea
extent. The old Democratic Presidents
never permitted the officeholders to conduc
their offices SO loosely as The officers dt
now. Nor did they spend their own tim,
in "swinging round the circle" or junketing
the whole summer. We shall see wha
will be the result, as it is said the Preslden
has the advice of his Cabinet and will re
quire Cornell to resign, and remove hi IN i
he does not In a few days.
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SCROFULA.

1t does not make any difference how sev g O
case OF scrofula ulcers, sores syphilis, lin
pies, blotches, letters or rheumatism n is, the
the Samaritan's Root and herb Juices will
cure it. Syphilis, which has bafIled the skill
OF physicians and for which tney declare
they can 90 nothing except patchup, IS effect.
uaily and permanently cured. Uatarrh,
which up to this time has had its own way. is
completely eradicated. rheumatism with its
tormenting pains is speedily removed; pim-
pies, Dlotches and letter. that cause much
mortificati,n and trouble, are banished in a
short time Affections Of the liver and kid
neys are overcome. and those organs made to
perform their proper functions, In a word. il
renovates and braces up the whole system,
eKpelling ali poisonous or impure matter from
he blood and system. 1t is our desire that
all should receive the benefit OF this remedy,
and partl ularly such persons as have given
mp all hopes of ever being cured Having full
taith and knowing that the Samarit4 ms Root
and Herb Juices will cure the above com
| 'plants we will furnish the remedy TO the ser
iously ahii free OF charge until n cure ls
effected, by giving security that payment will
be then made. Price 81 % per bOtt]e. DIES.
MOND d CO. Proprietsrs, 915 Race street
Philadelphia Pa. .|,I -
Sold by DruggistS augiowly
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ming noninations or elections or nanipu-
lating Congress or fhe Legislature, or do
'irg some other dar Z wprk 70 adrance 4
party or A patron. The FederaI ices
have been from time Inn asemoFsh the
chief political headquarters, and office
for the devotion to political labors only--
no matter how much they sughted ar d
sbused their trusts. This gigantic eyil
eau be corrected only by,spchl ans order
as the President hrs issued, relentlessly
executed AGAINST ALI ixiolatorss They
must give up either their offices or. the
active political engagements which keep
them away from their posts one half ,.ct
the time and make them worthless for
the other half, ,,,-.,t. ,r,, .,..'. "a,
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: ! = W. q : il p ITT7FFI-. LI...-,- 7
September @, lS77r
WHo Is OsMAN PAcKA'-This que

Who Is OsMAN PAcKA2-This ques-
ton has been answered bysa ccrrespon-
dent ofthe Louisville Courier-Journai,
and that paper coincidss with its cores
pondent's assertion that the now Turkish
General Is r. Clay Crawford, and says
he bought '.Andalusia," Nicholas
Biddle's old homestead on the Delaware
river near Burlington, above Philadelphia
and lived there after his return from
Mexico where he had b~sn engaged in
several military exploits and gained
several battles under the late President
Juarez.3 -t ..... .a. ..
The Philadelphia Telegraph refers to
this story and says:
ain the height of his apparent prosperity
Col. Crawford was arraigned on charges of
embezzlement and appropriation of public
property to private uses. He was tried by
court-martial, convicted and dismissed the
service. He then entered the service Of Ju-
arez, and his subsequent career Is substan-
tally as related. But while Col. Crawford
was serving with the Khedive, Osman
Pasha was serving under his old master
Ali Pacha, who died six or seven years ago.
All that we know of Osman Pacha is that
Ali poompted him from the ranks of his
domestic servants to "the dignity of the
epaulette' and sent him to study military
science at Berlin. That was when Osmau
was young man. Now he is described by
those who have lbcen fortunate enough to
see him as genial gentlemen, short, stout,
and about fifty years of age.n But still the
question remains, "Who is he?"
1t appears tfat large number of the
commanders of Il 3 Turkish armies
are French, English and Americans;
men who follow military life as a
profession and fight for the pay and
emoluments they can secure. Pacha
Baker, the English Colouel Baker, the
late companion Of the Prince of Wales
commands division of the Turkish
cavalry, while Hobart Pacha command
the Turkish fleet in the Black sea. l
looks rather odd to see men of the frs
christian nations fighting for the cause O
Mahomet and the worst of his followers
the Turks. But it is nevertheless true
and shows that the Turks have fallen ia
below the Saracens and followers of tn
Prophet before the Turk found his wa
into his present much coveted Europea
capital.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given To the School
~ Committees OF the respective School
Districts within this State, that in conform
ity with an act of the General Assembly of
thlsState, i have apportioneda among the sew
eral counties of the State, the clear Income
for the present year OF the fund for estab-
fishing free schools and have divided and
distributed the share thus apportioned to
each county and among the Several Dis
tricts as follows: To each ofthe Districts IN
the City of Wilmington, New Castle Co,
one hundred and ten dollars and seventy
cents (S110 10Y. To each of the other Dis
tricts, eighty-four dollars and ninty six
cents 1884 96). To each of the Districts in
Kent Co., seventy dollars and four cents
$50 04). To each of the Districts in Sussex
Co., fifty-two dollars and ninety three cents
(S52 95). The dividends due the Districts in
New Castle Co, are payable at the Farm
ers' Bank, at New Castle, to the Districts
in Kent Co.. at the Farmers Bank, Dover,
to the Districts of Sussex Co., at the Farm
er's Bank, Georgetown.
THOS. B. GILES,
Aug. 10, 1877. Trustee s. Fund.
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