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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

ass- Look! LooKl-We have had sent US
from a large retailer in Now York city quite a
lot of LADIES BOOTS which Gro llttio Gu
Of STYLE. Thoy will BE- sold at about one tour'n
Of their cost. Ask for job lot ut
,nu1o WADDEY'S, "a King ST..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

TIE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can DO chartered for Excursions by APP
plying On board to p. II. TROTH PRESIDENT
Of tho Company, OF to &c SLA MAE ELY, AZ
his Insurrnce Office, 81 and So King strent je lG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

gs-Y. M. G. A-The regular monthly meet
ing of this society will DO hold in their room to-
night at o'clock.
It JAS. EETw1sLE, Jr. Gen Sec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

Ms~ The use of my name in connection with
the so.called Workingmen's Party was without
my Knowledge or consent.
I. CEApGE A ROWLAND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

nsg. 70 THE I.ADIEs.--We have just recei ~,
81 vorv large and superior stock OF Low
OuARTER SHOES, in all of tho late Sty !, les :;
Tkey are handsome and durable. III .S;5
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS, and tney WI
be- sold for much less than they can DO ooas"'
elsewhere. Drv -.K;rre Of
nv Is WdbbH = ', - -. q =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug 20 Stocks actiyr, EXCITED
and faverish, Money i. Gold lO5b Flcur
dull and in buyers favor. Wheat-spot, quiet
and unchanged; futures tirmer Corn lslAc sowo'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

PHILADELPHIA. August 2O.--Caltle market
unchanged, but very dull and slow, good to
prime selling at e4s7c; medium 5!,G,; common
l1a5c; sales 1000 Sheep dull eood TO primoo az ga
DC; medium A4s44c; common lts33c; sales o.oJo.
Hogs 7is8c; common 7c; sales OF oolU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20
MIA Ark RS
AM MONiATED

BONE SUPER PHOSP II Al h
TURNER'S EXCELSIOR and
TURNER'S AMMONIATED BONE SU-
PEN PHOSPHATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

The market opens dull and drooplog' sOo
pr;c,s of 90 asorts of graiu. -Four a. iose'; we
mark down quotations 25a50c. Whfaf has
considerably declined, aud l25 was TIC hlshes'
paid for red to day two small lots OF oholee
white brought l3Oal32 receipts OF 34li ou' ac
els. Corn is dull and quiet, with sales o! W.
bushels at SIS, Sc, and ST for mixed. So Dusn
els of Rye brought 81 and So: and 46l OF Oats
IS, 80, and 80. Butter and Eggs are 10 better
,oouiry, and prices arc higher. Tne falling OH
in the prices of Flour ADD Grain oorresprnis
with similar decline in the other markets
BALTIMORE, Aug 2O.-Virginia Us, 0 a. o.;
deferred s; consolidated GG3; do. ~ sorlot H.
Cotton quiet; middling III. Flour dan h9W-
nrd slraet AMI Western Super 3a$ 10; DO; aX-
tra Sass rs: do Family s 1885 20; City MUS
super 4a$4 SO: do. Extra 6sSG 81; 40 hio
brands 81 %; Patapsco Family IS d. Wh cat
ticmer ard fairly active; Southern rcd FullZ i'o
Abs; do. amber l35ll33; No. Western winter
rad SPOT 1921; Aug 1871; Sept l26 bid; Oct ~.
Corn-Southern dali; Western tirmer; South II
white 60; do yellow $685. Western mi Sod spot
and Aug ISL ; Sept 56is5Gl; Oct ST. bid stoamSr
5il. Oats fairly active and easier; Southefn zsa
81; Western white 20.32; do mixed 2ssZ". rye
dliil and lower at 6Oa62 Hay dull; Marvlsnd
and Penna prime 14a$l6. Sugar qnaet at icbaiol'
Coffee quiet buyers and sellers apart; $40 car
goes le4a20ac; jobbinG l7a22a, Whskey 4u'e1
at 81 III. .... ...-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 70

PORT or ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 70.
Sun rls,s............. 20 Moon SITS. ....... o.
Sun sails 4G High water...... u w
ARRIVED
Steamship John G:baon, NO" York. u y
.teed. -
Steamer Sarah, philadelphia. to + A He"ii.
Steamer Lady of tho Lake. Norfolk, 10 Z 4
Reed. g.,
Steamer j W Thompson, lie"nardto"n' 10
Reed.
Steamer Mettano, Nomai. tn jos troIors
k CO.
Sailed.
s;tesmer lady OF tho tako. Nnrfolk, BY
Reed.
81 Go. :,
Steamer Sue. Baltimore. hg i Eroder5 Y Co
MEMORANDA.
Schr j V Wellington, Boston for this port NJ
Vineyard Haven 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

Muddy WATER.-M complaint having
been made by water consumers OF the muddy
,ond;tiop Of the Cameron water drawn from
,hc;, hvdrspts, a reporter of the Gazette to day
;nt t Tic proper officials of the Water
Comnany and was Informed that the trouble is
cnt;rclv due to the muddy condition of Came
ron lluO and cauuot be rcmcdcd by the com
nany's Officials. Could the new reservoir 90
Ernt fail thetrouble might be partially rcllevei,
bu. owing to a leak ia the walls i; ia not pcs:l'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20
AT LOWEST PRICE BY

sul3-tf K. NJ LAWSON s. JAMESON.
VIYETHS DIALYSED IRON-This sr!i-
w Gle possesses great advantages over every
other ferruquous preparation heretofore intro
duced, IS it is solution Of iron in NJ nearly rs
possible the form in which it exists in the blood:
II is preparation Of nvariable strength and
purity, obtained by a process Of dialyss!!on, tho
iron being separated from its combinations by
endosmo:s, according to tbs law of diffusion OF
lauids. 1t has no styptic taste, does not blackon
the teeth. disturb the stomach or constlpste tho
bowels. 1t affords, therefore, the very bo-! mode
of administering iron. For sslo By
aug 1G f. S. LEADBEATER u BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

ATTEMPTED EsCApE.-A negro man named
Andrew Jarboe was before the Mayor ycster-
day morning for abusing aud beating, his wlle'
and havipg been appropriately hoed was car
rirJ belos TO await payment of his fine. On
reachipg the door Of the corridor leading 10 the
cells he darted through the passage ADD out OF
tho front door into the street. Lie was pur
sued by officer Thomas Hayes, who, alter a
LONE chase, captured him 10 an Clubhouse 10
Petersburg and returned him to the station
hnusn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

Doo DAYs.-Wc orc now IN the mldit OF
the dog days when Sirius, the D's STAR IS
supposed to exert al influence on the elemen1s
f. far Thar The p.riod OF forty days, commencing on
Ju,v Isl and ending September 5:h. Tho
name fer this season is derived, as Is well
known, from Es9tian astronomers, VINO gave 1t
tho name OF dog days because Sirius or the
D5p Star. then rose with tao sum- and thelf
united ichlence was the OCCASION OF tue eA'
lrcmc heat and disease incidental to ttiese lays
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

prRsoNAI.-Gen. Joseph &. Johnston al
r;ve,, 10 this city this morning, and is stopping
at the Mansion House.
Cnl f., w. NJ. Holiday. tho c'usclv valve
nd;asto for Governor of Vsreiuia, was also II
tho city to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

KING STREEr-The work on hing strcct
nrocrc.s,s satisfactorily, and the PAYERS are now
a. work between Royal and Pitt streets. Some
question having arisen as 20 tho extra crossings
hrtween these streets. a meeting OF the Com
n;,tee on Streets was held Oh Saturday night,
and it vas determined to replace them as Tor
r,e!ly.. Arrarg enlcnts are being male To Sc
cure large steam roller rom WashinRton, ant
il they are consupma!cd the street Will s>2n De
oorped to travel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Polilical matters
are entirely at staudatill here, ana 10 &c"
movement in any quarter is reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20
MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
l1l No. y south Washington e.,

AleXandrla, virginia.
Scholastic duties will be resumed or the Sec
on,I Monday in September.
A. KINDERGARTEN is connected with the
school, in which little girls are taught through
the medium Of objects. music, etc.
Application for Catalogue or admission should
be made to the principal,
au15-lm Miss NJ. A. ROACH, p. o. box 3i9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

MOURNING GOODS. in Cashmere, Hon,
lNl rletta and Colons Cloths, French and
English Tamise, Disgonals Bysantines, Austria
isn Grape and Mouslns Wo otfor the post
brands and best shades Of Black at "rock' pot
tom prices Double Grape Wells, llz34, 10 mar
monizo in color with goods.
u. +. BRASHEAk,
auy17 lO9 King st., Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

The faculty of Was h;ngton-Lee University
have recommend to the board Of trustees of that
University that they order that tho Museum
shall be hores fer Il signaLed and known by The
title tf'The LOWS Brooks Museum" and thai.
if it bs found practicable, q bust or portrait Of
MIR. Brooks bs procured IS spermanent orha'
ment the same.
Moses Strong, Assistant State Geologst. a son
Of Hon. Moses NJ. Strong, Of Mineral Point was
drowned in the Flambeau river. Wis SATURDAY
| while engaged in his geological explorations.
The winners at the Saratoga RACES to-day "eTe
J Eugene n. Robinson and Madge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

". G, Y. H. & G. S. KA r Ex I;
SION TO WHITE SULPHUR spRlNGs.-Io@,
merciug Saturday, the 25sh iostaot roapi H. .tl t
tickets TO- White Sulphur SpI'oss "ti , DC OIL u,
fered at Alexandrs aud Washng.oWa ohHes a,
70 CO. Sold only for train eaV'ng asu'u ass"
ut G. 50 and Alexandria ~ oa.Gtuay yt I ,hs
logs, aud good TO return by any s s,a,H ' "
wednesday Supt. Transportation.
l Nj, BaoApUs. G. I. a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

20 pAGs OoFFEES--1old aovof"RRsi a1.
Is Iavs Msreaibo, I.adauyrs ara "''--
roc, wed md for sale At i9T PT,s@es ~ ~ King st
sugs f. J. DAVlDsOs, ~ My .
UKEEN GINGER for sale ale ! ~ NV 6 SON.
II N sus IL GEO. McBURhEh y ooN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

nss- TEETH, il not kept clean, 5000 decay i'
ynnvo naonle remember this. Use daily
rH EUR SSS; IVORY PEARL n T59 9ife
solt by druggists. 25c per bottle. fab :: sly
1ayHARD TIMES demand economy 1 ffaG'
t,cs 4 Renovate your soiled Gloves with J ~ 2
cfEANER It will cleanse them thoroug N.Y.
Hold by DRUGGISTS Is cents per Dot'is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-20

c1S BOXES NICE SOAP just received. 1t
"a - is the cheapest Sosp sold only3c scske.
Housekeepera will save by using it. For sale by
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
inn ofr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03
Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
TALL PINE, Nd, April 80, 1877.

The would be murderers in the per.
sons OF Hall, kellum, and Beverly, are
slowly convalescing. They have sig
nifed their intention to live peaceably
with every person for the time to come
Furthermore, they are "trooly" sorry
for their ill-advi.ed and fiendish-like
actions. That crime heteabouts as
el<cwhe is on the increase, We will
not attempt to deny, yea, It. would be
silly tor US to write to the contrary
And right here, Messrs. Editors, we
will ask, what is to hinder the same
where morality, not to say anything
concerning religion, is nominal with a
goodly number OF our citizens. Even
the few who apparently are seekers qf:
ter holiness, are connivers at fraud in is
most varied and comprehensive sisni6.
cation. Where are We driftingi II
lone sinner destroyeth much good,
what tongue can tell the bad many oil
the class in question can do. Alas
We fear We are slowly but surely pass
ing onward to the "breakers" Of des-
truction-a destruction similar to tina,
spoken Of in the great Book Of Books re.
garding the Monster Beast-by un.
quenchable burning fame!
Wheat is looking well, and tobacco
plants are growing finely. Farmers arc
bu>ily engaged planting corn. Mer-
chants and doctors sre complaining
Of dull times. The former are patien NJ.
ly awaiting the development Of the
Presidents policy, hoping for a re.
vivai Of business IN consequence there
Of. We are glad to have It to pen that
there are no followers Of uncle Ben
Jim & Co. down here. Their fulmina.
tons against Mr.. Hayes will have abou,
as much effect as q vollev of boiled
pears fred at the fortress Of Gibralter
RAlYAr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

D.. cAUnasy. Aprilssh, q sfecsa Boas.p
- M6Asoe e ~ pasats. IN =. Mary'e 60
81 MOLL11D0Wlk, e,dss eAild 49, Ison1
L. Sen9Dsrt ond gSaadcAn1 Q0go- -
= lis. = ~ csssy. I'D ey0n . unnsAs
~ 49, sue,.s .sasA : a. s.srs
los9ly did. foeesiehiand hasslful0 emssh, D.
aagsa e1nimea an spok her hcme - llenvea. ln-
sslligsue Ar h<yosa hesysars. ksbsighsre0ar14
- Ven g ~ gsstIe msnness and angelic Ersre
ana osassy, astfaesea ell Who ~ her. Her hsaith
vss always aeiicase, and her pasiesce il siekpess
he snseaf1haso shown In hsr iassecosrse with
~ httle paey1aseA-sow who's she vss always
ready . yis(a h1 own visAes-aad ~ gesSls
a0eefio0aee uAnnea, endeared her b Ill. Beam
tifsl 81 gracAul is persoa, her lovely blue eyes
~ lktnA aad her golden euris already tbsmed .
halo aros6d kes AlP baby heUw. Sc vus juss
The child y whom parests and ftissdsc cling With
such iona tendefnea-even whiie the convicsioa
TOO bright and henntifnf f6e earth" ianudes
ftself. Shs ohn sPoke q s'suing away 10 Heav-
-" In grave gensts tones. - The idsA vssatA-
miliaf one.
The parsats and near friends Of dear little MOI
lie have the anceFe ~ mpaihy u all who knew
hes, aud caa realise wAaf they have icsa-
This sweet hnhe was iar better fitted for Hcav-
en- than this cold earth, and while we weep over
the lovely caske les ~ rejoice that the ss Il cen
tained, the pure spirits safe forever. There
i no nose pain Or hes.-aii 10 JOY.
The kiad Father nesded our sweet Aowes, and
took h<e % Himsek 'sNos In cruelty, not ID
WRATH" hasshs beea taken from %, bat In ters,
and We kser, We may
-.find her again,
In the 6elas q light above
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

SOUTHERN Nh. RAILRoAD.-As the
evidences accumulate Of the fact, that
this great work progresses surely under
the management and control of such
gentlemen as Mr.. Harrah and the pres
ent board OF directors. the country is
becoming awakened as to its great i'm
portance, it being the shortest. most con-
venient and economical outlet from the
great West to foreign ports, as also the
shortest and most certain through line
at all seasons between the North and
South. The we'll known fact, also,
that the deep. safe and capacious har-
Dor Of st. Mary's is unrestricted BY ice
in Winter, and therefore offers facilities
for ocean navigation not to be found at
any other point so near the great coal
mines, must and will be looked to BY
those interested as the great depot for
tran>hipment. The local advantages
also begin to wake up the people of our
immediate section when they refiee,
(that passing, as this road does, entire
ly through three Of the most fertile
counties of Southern Maryland, with a
termini at several points Immediately
within the basin OF the great oyster de-
posts Astounding and adjacent and cal.
culate the immense wealth that il NAV
be the means Of adding to our needy
people. For ourselves, we must pro-
claim our satisfaction At the prospec.
before US, and urge our friends to show
themselves alive to the reality BY i'm
pressing upon our farmers the necessity
OF Frightening up their old and neglec.
ted hon esteads, clearing up their sur.
plus lands, showing to such as may
come amongst Us in search Of pleasan,
homes, the attractiveness Of our owp
highly favored county Of St. Mary's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

DR. ErHELDERr C.. MoacAN.-We
referredin abrief paragraph. a e " issues
back. to the high position taken BY the
young gentleman whose name heals
this notice on the oceasion Of MS grad
aation from the University Of Peunsyi-
vania. Philadelphia. Always pleased
when We can find occasion to make
mention Of distinguished meri, in young
men, particularly when they happen to
be connected with our own people, il
affords US pleasure to supplement what
we then said, with the more tasefuI re-
ference following. II is taken from the
Philadelphia correspondence Of the
Washington Cepital-
"The graduating elias. Of IT was one
of the most brilliant ehronicled in the
annals Of our veteran varsity. The
District Of Columbia sent only one rep
resentative, and. judging from the opin-
ion Of the professors, you could not
have been better represented. He was
graduated by the unanimous vote OF the
faculty-sn honor which rarely fall. to
student here: and his thesis, compris-
ing an analysis OF some important OBJ
servations made by himself, is very
highly spoken Of by the eognoscenti.-
His name is Ethelbert c. Morgan, son
Of DR.. James E. Morgan OF your CITY.
The esprit de corps Of Washington
ians should be fattered by this gentle
mans success success which could
only be earned here by hard work and
unusual talents"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03
l)lED.

On Tie 9th instant, afes Q short illness. n
rCres3 Home residence Of her parents, NARY
s. BOWIE SrODDERT, in The sth year q hes
age.
Lea The bcreavsd not uosrn % shose without
kope, s.sbs scsrsw NAY e.dnse fos a nieht, bat
juy csnesh in she aorniag." Saeh is the mercy
tie burning wuunA snd Faish points - The
skiee. a1fa B.
Al tie rsideacs Il h1 hss1nn1v n ChUass-
soxn, ~, q fhsrAay, Apeil ~, 1911, aMe .
shsgs - pascal llsaaA Mn. LlzzIE lila.
SOy, sAe SeioveA wife u Thoaas W 8;iasoa,
~, sad a.egAseR ~ H. lns w. Uesros. h -
ssh yer DIR 80. -
IN q % Gsatrs . - l1oSf Ara ut,
VIRGINIA c. fuCKU, agsa sAsst - !sss-
NJ. s6e sess ID geace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

Forsp DEAp.-David Wilkinson. aged
about % years, son Of the late Thomas
Wilkinson, was found dead on the pub
lie road leading from St. Johns to ST.
Andrews church IN Patuxent district
and near the former edifce, on Satur.
day night last. Wilkinson was. un-
married and is supposed to hare died
IN an epilePtie ct, . complaint b 10
known to have been subject to. There
vas no Inquest. there being no MARKS
OF violence on the body. the appearance
Of the corpse. also. indicating that death
resulted from convulsisos.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

CIRCUIT CoURr PRocEEpIycs-O,,
Circuit Court met. according to adjourn
ment, on Thursday last, 26th ult. u
try the case Of State vs.. Geo. W. Smoo,
indicted al March Term last for bigamy
Judge Ford, presiding. Gov. Jane. NJ
Scovel, OF New Jersey, was, on motion
of Col. Blackstone, admitted to the Rar
The following Jury was sworn and en-.
paneled in the case JEFF. ID. Loker
Charles (. Cough, John A. B. Sb.r.
maniine, WIN. F. Leach. Jos. S. All.
stan, Jos. Forrest, James c. Greenwich
French v. Greenwich, John Par.op.
John F. Cecil. Alex. Milburn and John
Shadriek. The argument before N.
Jury was made by r. C. Combs and
Col. J. Parran Crane, for the State and
Coi. J. I. Blackstone and Gov. ]. NJ
Seovcl. for defence. The case u,.
given to the Jury at 5:45 p. m. on Fri.
day, and after remaining out until $40
p. m. on Saturday, appeared and asked
TO be discharged. there being no posi-.
h''ity OF an agreement. The Court. nj
ter regres'ing their inability TO find a
verdict and in consideration Of the in.
disposition Of several Of the Jurors r..
iuctantiy discharged them. Al. Sno,.
on Monday hast, appeared ia cour. and
entered INTO bond for hi. personal m.
pearance at September term IN the mem.
atty Of $4,000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

DOMESTIC ann FoRsics OurtooR.
The rseoeaition by the President Of
Hampton and Nichols appears not oslJ
TO have brought peace 70 the hitherto
perturbed commonwesIths Of South
Carolina and Louisissa but 4 has also
had the effect Of much mitigating the
old-time feroei,y Of political feeling
everywhere. windell Phillips Blaine
and Wade ere indeed still barking the
old war bark. butthey are arresting very
little attention and that little is apa-
thstic rather than sympathetic. The
general tendency j. towards more for
besring policies between the sections
end milsler- msnnered rhetoric in po-
litical sisrutsiions. What effect the
promised new era of '.better feeling"
among hitherto waring factions and See
tons is TO have upon exigent parties !.
now cIouded In uncertainties, but this
much may be forecssted Is within the
most rational probabilities, there win
be no collapse Of democracy and no re-
.urrection Of wh,sism. The opposition
is in q transition state and We shall not
be surprised if its abandonment Of the
negro shall BE- soon followed up by re-
organization bottomed upon q new el-
ement Of trouble. sectarian instead Of
sectional strife.
The recent declaration of war by
Russia against Turkey has been follow
ed up by an invasion Of the lsiier's
territory on both sides orthe Bosphorus.
the strategy ofthis front and flank move-
:aent being evidently to put CONSTANT
noPle, the objective point of.the inva-
sion, between an upper and under Rus
sian milestone. Several unimportant
conflicts have already taken place, from
all Of which Turkey claims to have
come out victorious, but it is noticeable
that the march Of the Russian army thus
far and in no quarter has been serious
ly impeded. The calculus Of chances.
unless there shall be Intervention by
the Great Powers, is fearfully against
Turkey, notwithstanding her advantages
opposition and the religious frenzy which
appears to BE- animating her armies
The problem Of problems is yet unan-
sured, will the Great Powers inter.
vene' No positive movement in this
direction has yet been made, but
England at leastis becoming FESTIVE and
anxious as to Interior territorial designs
OF Russia and is putting her navy on a
war footing. Austria, also, is on the
anxious bench and Italy is not comfort.
able. The fears Of these powers is the
real hope of Turkey, and the skeleton
in the closet that is now haunting Rus
STA is their Intervention. The struggle
of the Cross and Crescent is of much
less moment at this time with the ma.
tons named than the balance ofpower."
The recent merciless and brutal atroc,tie.
committed by Turkey upon her Christian
subjects appear to have been quite for.
gotten and the chief things that are now
being taught us are, first, that the Turk
is good fellow and, secondly, that fear
Of Russia is the beginning Of wisdom.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-05-03

BoAnpiEc.-The card Of Mrs. u.
Page Edmunds. 10 Be fosnd m anoth-
- colums.) informs her ST. Mary I
frienas thai shs - located herself =
No. -. Hanoves Street. Baltimosr. ss1
= prepared 10 aecommo1sAe with board
both permaBs.l - transient custom d
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