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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-04

Music on LIBBY HILL.-Kessnich's band
will give concert this evening on Libby
Bill, commencing at O'Clock.
The concert given by the band last eve
ming in the garden Of the new Sanger Halle
was attended BY very large crowd-more,
in fact, than could be accommodated with
seats. Next week they will make more ex-
fen siye preparatiOns. '.....
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERs REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND P0ST-OFFIcE AUGUST r.
Monsieur Ernest de Witt, (acttng French
consuI); Miss Louisa Scott; A. T. Burr,
Box SO, 'Danville, Va, (paper.) III aitN.'
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs- On, oil safes of Real Estate made betDeen
The lSt Of January and last u June ne toEesler
on ali snteS made betloeen The lst July and !Gst
or the near the tdIeS haze to be paid on the setttr.
(Thjs custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv ali the real estate agents In Richmond and az
plies to Richmond and vlcinty.1 @''~ "
J. L. APPERSON. 5HP. NJ, two lots on sercnteenth
street between Richard and Baldwin. tl.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 A. 81, horses, hack
wagon, SC. tt.-..-..-- -
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! SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Alberts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnoins
Buckle Newports, &C., cheapat
BoscnEN's. 500 and 511 Broad street.
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HEApAcry AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

IcE-CREAM.-PIZZINI Is prepared to furnish You
with some Of his superior IcE-CREAxs for to-mor-
rows dinner. Leave your orters to-day.
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CLAREr-fnest brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskey, Lcghan
Whiskey, Select Whiskey. "El Consoludor"
and "pitana "-two excellent brands Of cigars or
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade WALTER d. BLAIR & Co.,
OO3 Main street.
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THE sAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE prepared by MEADE
& BAKEn will eradicate the incipient tartar On
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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1.-THE HEAT is ISsUFFERABLE! Bring ME back,
dear, the best Cologne you eau and In the city, He
brosght j. & F. ATKISsoS's-fragrant delicate.
and LISTING. ~ sist~33 - to., =
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THE CAnBoLIc MOUTH WASH Is pleasant to the
TASTE and au excellent garge for sore-throat Fifty
cents q bottle. ....r.. ......,
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BLEEDING AND ULCERATED GUNS healed by
MEADE &C BAKERS CARBoLIC MouTH-WAsH-
Fifty cents q bottle.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IE OLDEN TINE.-&n~ almanac printed at
Richmond for 1925, now before us, contains
much information OF interest and value.
1t is record OF ritf the good old times"
when Virginia was, one OF the foremost
States OF the Union and the public offices
were filled, for the most part, by men of
distinguished ability. Then the President
of the United States was James Monroe );
Vice President, d. D. Tompkins, Of New
York; Secretary OF State, John Quincy
Adams, Of Massachusetts; Chief Clerk,
Daniel Brent, OF Virginia; Secretary OF the
Treasury. w. II. Crawford, OF Virginia.
James Pleasantsi .E., was, Governor OF
the State at a salary OF S3,333.34; Peter V.
Daniel, LieutenantrG Governor. The Coun-
Gil of State was composed Of P. V. Daniel,
president; John Campbell, William F.
Pendleton, A. l.. Bolts, Robert 6. Scott,
Nash Legrand, William II. Roane, and
Samuel Cotton. William Fl. Richardson
was Clerk OF Council at u salary OF S1,320 ;
John Robertson, Acknowledgement, SI,oOo;
Jerman Baker, Treasurer OF the State VINO
afterwards defaulted and committed sui
cidel, $4,000; James E. Heath, Auditor OF
Public Accounts, S1,SO0; James j. Brown,
Jr., Second Auditor, 81 900; William Sci
den, Register OF the Land Office, $1,000 ;
Bernard Peyton, Adiutant-General, 5000 ;
Claude CroZet, State Engineer, $4,000.
The Visitors Of the University OF Virginia
were Thomas Jefferson (Rector), James
Madison, Joseph c. Caben, Chapman John
son, James Breckenridge, John II. Cooke,
Robert B. Taylor. !. .ns
John 3. Clopton was the member OF the
Senate from the Richmond district, and j.
E, Haryie represented the city in the House.
The population Of Richmond was put at
'12,06T.
The Judges OF the Court of Appeals were
Francis T. Brooke, w. Fl. Cabell, j. Coal
ter, j.. w. Green, Dabney Carr. Greed
Taylor was Judge OF tn g Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond and LynchburS
district. T. G. Howard was Clerk OF the
CORPORATION Court of Richmond.
The Richmond bank officers were: Fir-
ginia Bank Capital 81, 0,000), j. Brocken-
brough, president, and W. cambridge,
cashier; Farmers Bank Of Virginia (capi-
tai $500, ,0OO), P. N. Nicholas, president, and
W. Nekervis, cashier. Both OF these banks
had branches at Norfolk, Petersburg
Lynchburg, &c.
Hugh Nelson, Of Virginia, was Minister
to Spain, and John Graham, OF Virginia,
Minister to Portugal. Our representatives
in Congress were Senators James Barbour,
Zone vacancy]; members Of House, Thomas
Newton. Arthur Smith, William S. Archer
Mark Alexander, John Randolph, George
Tucker, Jabez Leftwich, Burwell Bassett
Andrew Stevenson, William G. Rives, P
p. Barbour, r. S. Garnett, John Taliaferro
G.. F. Mercer, John S. Barbour, James Ste
phenson, Jared Williams, Edward Johnson,
William Mccoy, and John Floyd, anc
others whose names cannot be here giver
because OF leaf missing from the almanac
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PERsoNAL.-Maior Henry G.. Semple, OF
Montgomery, Ala, is in the city and stop
ping at Ford's Hotel. - ....
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N. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents. insert ad-
yertisements IN all of the newspapers OF the Unite'
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIG
match counting-room Will receive prompt atten-
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DEcAYEp TEETH disinfected by MEADE & BA-
KER,s CARDoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents
1offI
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J{-ONAN'S SWEETENED
CAPTIVITY.

Although slackccd with disease, wracked with
rain. tormentcd with agonizng mental and physical
nervous debility with Il wrecked constitution, with
uol. and haggard features. duness of the eye and
General paralysis Of all vital energy she looks out
with feelings OF peculiar delight as her husband or
father tells her of the wonderful efficacy of ENG
LIslI FEMALE BITTERS, which he has purchased
FOR her In tears she smiles and thanks him :or the
swcxrncd captivitv jy2l-cod&eo StAu21
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST For MEADE BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH, for sore gums ana de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents = bottle. s..
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE& BAKERS sAgosIss DEM
TIFRICx. Flfty cents . box.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by ns!ng MEADE & BA-
KER's elegant SAPONINE DENTIFRICf. Fifty
cents n bOx.
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BANANAs-Those whs desire scme OF this nice
fruit should call at PIZZINlS. ..
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PISEAPPLEs, P1sEAPPLEs.-Go to PIzzINI and
get some OF this nice fruit. ;1 s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-04

yundau Nagazine for September received
from j. 4. Ellyson, bookseller, liz Nam
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-04

1y-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
.LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DATLYNEWs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY .sr!z- K rrs.'s -
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Our best dentists use aud recommend MEADE
BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTI-wAsH. Fifty cents .
hofflp 80
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PRISTTNG-HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

" = - = ,-t''l"tt.f F..'..
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES. J...
Having one of the LARG EST AND BEST
ro1rIppED .JoR OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
,,o, ,,,, s,,,r,, mechanical talent. we are prc.
pared to execute promptly, 10 the very oes' s''''
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
-, .s.. "s- =
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Judge
Il. W. Hughes presiding.-Orders entered
August Sd -. ..r,:y..- ."a
In re James Millward, bankrupt. o.. p.
Gwathnay appointed assignee in place OF
w. 1T. AIiderdlcc.
sd In re NJ. B. Hurt P. F. Cogbill, OF Pc
tersburg, ordered to pay over to the assignee
the proceeds OF sale Of wheat, and assignee
to deposit same to the credit OF the court.
In re K. S. Gillian, ]. c. Bagtop, Pascal
Elliott, and J. R. v. Knapp, bankrupts.
Order for discharge OF assignees. '' .'-
In ne Francis w. Doggett, bankrupt.
Certificate OF final discharge OF bankrupt.
In re 3. D. Cogbill, bankrupt. Sale OF
realty set aside, and commissioners ordered
to resell same.
In re Thomas A. Spears, bankrupt. Sus-
pending order OF 9th july set aside, and
the order Of 9TH July ordered to stand and
be enforced as the order Of the Court.
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.If ea-GENr STORE.
D EcEIyED AT THE 9s-CENT STORE

PECEIyED AT THE 9s-CENT STORE
4 large supply of vALIsEs and sATCHELS-oue
new-style, large. -ALL-LEAThER, NICKEL
TRIMMED and OUTSIDE Pocket; t..,....
More OF those large BIRD-CAGES, painted and
gilt; also, a large GILT CAGE for sl:9s; '''
New VASES aud ToILET-SETS-very handsome
-- 'dedgns:
MEMS HATS, both soft and stif-a fill supply:
$50 of those large, DoUBLE-wARP COUNTER
PASES;
Another invoice OF those WILLOW CLOTHES
HAMPERS. .'
so sets sIX-BALL CRoQUET,tn in boxes. Our coun-
try customers win do well 10 order this Croquet,
asit IS the best for the money In town.
Large MIRRORS, ACCoRDEONS, and COSCER-
TISASf for esc.;
New styiesiu LAMPs-stsed complete, with shade
aud chimney-for e9c. lyaas ,.s
People wishing 20 order can remit, we will ship
CO. d.
Catalogues free TO any address. 49,
- WA STEVENS,
~ 25 o05 Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

yt,HE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL RE-
OPEN THEIR SCHOOL AT EDGE HILL on
the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER. 1877. ~:
address: Shadwel, Depot, Asbemarie county va
o-fGa .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-04

DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IL ..-, DANyE.LE, VA.
The next The ninoteen, b) session begins ON the
2oru OF AUGUST, 1877, and ends on the goth OF
Board, washing, lights, and English studics. 1928:
Usual charges for Languages, Music, Drawing ana
PanfiRR. a.. . ....
iy 81 sl-d&swtseI S. ". & 1T. .AvERETT.
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4 UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, .
~ STAUNTON,V VA.
The largest frst-class institution for young ladies
In Virgin ill., with able corps of twenty-five teach
crs. . -
Opens the FIRST WEDNESDAY in September
1877.
For catalogues containing full particulars apply
to MISS VI. j. BALDWIN, Principal,
10 22-2m Staunt0n, Va.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOUSE,

TALWELL HOUSE,
adjacent TO the Greenbricr White Sulphur Springs
Grcenbrier county, West Virginia.
RATES OF BOARDING: s2 per day, S12 per
week, 81 @ per month. Especial arrangements made
for families spending the season.
The dnng-roons will be i'll charge OF Mr. \. ZE-
TELLE.
OmaihIlS will transport passengers and baggage,
free OF charge, from the cars to the hotel
iv DS-1m
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TNJU NCTION.

have TO notify the trade and the public generally
tha. the 9th Of May last obtained IN Injunction
from Judge J. F. DAILY, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, ngainst a person styling herself :" MADAME
GoURAUD," restraining her from selling, trans
ferring, or in any manner disposing OF the goods,
cha,tels, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES. and trade
marks Of the late DIR. T. FELIX GoURAUD."iys
This enjoins the sale Of the ORIENTAL CREAM
and all other of the PROPRIETARY ARTICLES
Of m deceased father. Ihave therefore to warnthe
trade against purchasing from the said 'Madsme
Gournud any Of said preparations, from dealing
in the same. Meanwhile my OLYMPIAN CREAM
Is free from any legal eutanglsmen,, and my right
10 It's manufacture and sale uuquestioned Thepub-
lie will ud 1t In quantity and quality at least equal
It's late competitor, and It's price reduced to ONE
DOLLAR. A. II. GOURAUD.
NEW YORK, June IA, 1877. au hS3t
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XTIRGTNIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

STAUNT0N, VA. ~.
REV. r. III. PHILLIPS, rector. assisted by n full
corps Of experienced officers. The thirty.ihlrd an
nual session will commence SEPTEMBEk !2TH
1877 Buildings spacious, with gas and hot anu
cold wafer. Heated by steam. Extensive grounds
Patronage from ninteeen States. School hrst-class
Terms moderate. Seven churches wlthin inree
minutes walk. For catalogue address the Rector. g
~ D2-dS& VI m& vi I'm =
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AIRS. SYLVANUS REEDS DAY AND
IHl BOARnING-S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
MES, Nos. AND EAST FIFTI-TIIIRD STREET,
NEW YoRK.-Feurteenth year begins OCTOBER.
1877 French the language Of the school Collegiate
course of four years Careful training In Primary
and prpparatory CLASSES. -. f.. " 3 -eod3m
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DRrGS. MEDICINES. &c.

r AIDES WHO TAKE REGULARLY
l from TWO to four PLEASANT AROMATIC
SrEiIFIC TROCHES known by the Mermaid
:, Tradc-Mark before certain periods fluid great
comfort in freedom from pains and weakness they
formerly experienced AT such periods.
This specific removes Pains, Cole Rheumatism.
-: smaller packages. 25c. by mail free. JUDGE
LITTLE & Co. Chemists Richmond, Va post
,,tce box 22a. PURCELL. LADD CO, Drug
ri,i> Wholesale and Retail Agents Sold by drug
.,i., :, generally. H. 30-SaSW6m
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
CAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at the corner Of Second
and Grace streets, on the sEyfNTEENIha aa SCI, f.
TEMBER. The patronage Of those having sons 10
educate Is respectfully solicited. Reference Faculty
Richmond College. For terms, &C., see circular In
book stores. =
1y 3l-TuSSGw* Is. T, DAVIES. ID. a.
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IrST OF LETTERS.

TST az LETTERS REMAINING IN
| T,,r OST.oFFICE At RICHMOND, HEN
oIr6 rSI;STY, VA. AUGUST 4. 1877.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE iNonIIUID' MI.
y No. 8 EAST GRACE STREET. t4
The twenty-hf,h session Of this institution VIII
open lsr Of OCTOBER. 1877, ard close BOTH
OF JUNE, 1878. The Principal will be assisted
by Professor GEoncE +. ME1tKELL. Madame T.
A. ToGSo. and other competent TEACHERS.
Apply for circulars to WEST &, JOHNSTON, or by
mali TO the Principal.
fv d-otaw3m&sw3n II -.
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RAILROAD, AND STEAMBOAT WORK. A
SPECIALITY. sL-.s,tEE
National Republican., 1877-07-28
TIE STRIKE IN WASHINGTON.

All was quiet In this city yesterday. Trims
on t'ms ovor both Of the roads TO Baltimore.
There were no excttemsnts or rumors. To In
sure the protection Of the city, the clcrks In
the Departments are to 10 organized into regi-
ments, 10 report 10 Gen. schohsld for duty.
The Huron, Commander Ryan, which arrived
hers Thursday night, 10 anchored In the East
ON Branch, above the navy yard. There
were no marines on board. A naval brigade
has been formed At the navy yard by order Of
Secretary Thompson. Captain Z. Barrett, Of
the Plymouth, 10 In command. The first
battalion 10 already organized, under the COM
maud OF Lieutenant Commander Harrington.
II consists Of eight companies, numbering fifty
mon each, which arc otAcorod from the navy
and Marine corps.
The 6tsl battalion comprises tho crews Of
the Plymouth and Swatara. 1t Is proposed to
organize q second battalion from the crews OF
the Huron and the other vessels lying, at the
yard. The battalion already organized Is
quartorcd OH tho recoiving.ship RolieG The
sailors have beon equipped with muskets, and
organized undor military rules. 1t looks
strange TO roo Jack Tar with musket over
his shoulder, waddling around the deck Of tho
ship and tho marines take every opportunity
to poke fun at them.
Thirty. Ave sailors arrived from Now York
yesterday morning s the crew Of the Wyan'
dotto. but Us thai vessel was found unsoa
worthy after the supplies wsIe put on board
tho thirty.fvs mon will have to 20 to other
vessels. II Is probable that they will form p ari
OF the second battalion Of the naval brigade
National Republican., 1877-07-28
BAPTIST MINISTER'S CALLED TO Or
DER

Pursuant to . call made at the request Of tho
Niusteenth. street Baptist church and others.
D conference Of tho following churches was
hold in the meeting house Of the Fourth Dap.
list church Of this city; Tho Nineteenth. street
baptist church, tho Second, the shiloh. tho
Euon, the Fourth, tho Abyssinian. tho Mount
Zion, the Mount Jezriel, the B0thlohcm, tho
Mount Olive, the First t5outh,) tho First,
Georgetown; the Beuioh. Alexandria, Val tho
Princess street, Alexandria, Va. Each OF tho
churches was represented by tho pastor and
fifteen brethren. Prayer was offered by Deacon
Coke, after which statement Was mado In RE-
gard to the action Of several ministerial
brethren who had encouraged members To Ills.
regard their oath Of obligation made to their
respective churches. Tho most prominent
Illustration was that Of the Nineteenth street
Baptist church Of this city, portion OF whose
n an independent Baptist church while the
kid persons still retained their membership
in the Ninsteenth-strect Baptist church, and
bad failed to take the proper steps to secure
Ehsir letters Of dismission. Tho conferences
kfter much and mature deliberAtion passad the
following preamble and resolutisn
= whereas there has boon an unlawful interference
with the meinbers Of The Nlnstcsnth street Baptist
hhurch Of this city. aud with members OF other
Baptist churches therefore
the brethren who have made such uniawfu, inter
fsrsnccs with the members OF the kinntcentf-
kfeet baptist church, aud with msmbors of other
paptist churches and who havo recently y rscng;
Baptist church Of this city. whts tho said pe'sons
kofd their msmbsrship In the Ninstnentb street
Baptist church. action y irregular. Autagonistic
Rad dn mutt RSss been tsiSa without mature dciibsr
ytlon.
National Republican., 1877-07-28
MARKET DAY.

The space about the Centre Market was
crowded last night with wagons from tho
country loadod down with fresh Vegetables,
fruits and poultry. There was an abundance
Of every thing, and It did not look as though
there was famine In prosport. The prices
ksnerally agreed upon were as follows;
n Chick ems, 756s$I per pair; ducks, 756S$l per
pair; cabbage, 2@5c. per head potat""s, esq
aOc. per peck; tomatoes, l0(G20c. per peck;
green corn, l5@o5c. per dorop; ouions, roc. per
pock; sweet potatoes, 81 per pock; beets, 3@5c.
fcr bunch; CARROTS, 2@3c. Por bunch; Gym.
iinss, lee. per dozen; cuenmbors. l2o. por
dozen; string beans, 26c. per peck; peas, :,0c,
per peck; peppers, Soc pcr 100 radishes, 203c
per bunch; lima beans, 25c. per quart.
Tho market Is we'll supplied with fruit at
tho following prices: Peaches, 7SGlsoc. pcI
book; pears, S06tso', per peck; apples 400 Hs'
per peck; PLAINS, 81 per peek; Eastern Branch
cantaloupes, 10000. each; Norfolk csnta
lo,pss, 8@25o. each; wateTmelons, 25Q05oc
each; blackberries, cultivated, l5c. pcr quart
Fhortlebsrries, l0c. per quart; egg plants, SO
Zoo. each. The price Of arst:class Western
bacon has advanced from "a to o..
National Republican., 1877-07-28
DBFEJTED.
fOptinued from Nra Ruoe.l

dock to take the troops direct to tho railroad
depot, where trains wore in waiting for them.
IL Is understood that Brig Gen. Ramsey will
have command Of the troops when they leave
Jersey City.
The Cause OF tho Outbreak at washington-
A Railroad Company's Rusc.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Tho fresh outbreak
to-day among tho employees Of the Delaware
and I.ackawana railroad the strikers say was
caused by trick which was played upon them
yesterday by the company. Bogus messengers
wero sent to the engine dispatcher at Hoboken
that all was settled, and the men should re-
sumo work, and others ordering that trains
should be allowed to proceed. Tho signatures
Of committeeman to these dispatches were
forged. The strikers feel agrieved Mt such
tricks, aud arc Determined to do nothing to
forward the business Of the road until thoy
receive reliable orders from their own commit
teeuicn.
strikers Interfering with tho Transporta-
tion Of Malls.
WARRINGTON, N. j., July 27.-The strikers
hero have received dispatch from the Post
master General that the Governments con-
tract with the railroad company Is to carry
mails oil passenger trains only. This takes
away tho strikers excuse that they are not
Interfering with the mails, and they are dis
turbcd thcrcat. Tho mails have gone west
from this train In wagon. The train and
mail agents are still hero.
The Number Of Strikers In Phlilipsburg and
and Vicinity.
JERSEY CRY, July 27.-Washington and
Phillipsburs. N. j., the objective points Of the
New Jersey troops aro we'll provided with
strikers and their outside allies. At Phillips
burg thoro are over two thousand bona Jftie
strikers, with fully "a many more persons out
Of work who sympathixe aud would fight with
them.
At Washington there are sO0 strikers and As
many outsidefs, while at Oxford, thrcc miles
away, there arc 1000 sturdy nailers who have
notified tho strikers that they will drop work
and join them when necessary. The three
places arc within radius of twolvo miles, and
the strikers have tho railroads, engines and
ears at their command ~ that fully 5000 men
could be masscd In half an hours notice.
Troops for tho Probable Scene of Action.
New York, July 2s.-'rhc Ath New Jersey
regiment, with four brass cannon, left here at
midnight for Phillipsburs. whore serious
trouble Is anticipated Gov. Bedle says l ,lOC
troops will be In Phillipsburg tonight.
| An Abandoned Mail Train.
wAsnIsoroS, N. j., July 27.-The absn'
doned mail train Of the Delaware, LaokA
wanna and Western railroad romans hero Ia
charge Of its officers.
National Republican., 1877-07-28
TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Grand Worthy Templsr 4. D. Easton, Of the
6fAnd Temple OF Honor Of Maryland and the
District OF Columbia, has mads the following
Appointments OF deputies for tho prssont Grand
templs year T. p. ssppington, 70. W. r.
fsnrls deputy for Alpha Temple Of Honor
DEPUTY for America Temple Of Honor No g.
Baltimore, Nd; ". P. Hsgadarm "a. W. v.
y, district dAbpty for all Of the State Of
&aryand ssst Of Frederick county. No
kopriiies for The Warrington temples are to bo
appointed Al present, thy, grand worthy
G1pls' sss.ry!hS them for nt, pGIsoas' 81 super PR
fsssmmssdel . dcpaty. Il Is expected that
swo o. thrss esw ,shpics will BE- instisu,cd in
Baitimors In tho aourIe OF month or two.
beysraI Of ths soidiors temporarily stationed
At the Walhinston arsenal have latoly identi'
fod themselves with temples here.
National Republican., 1877-07-28
Thoas Terrible TrAmps.

DEs HoINEs, Iowa, July N.-Fifty tramps
day, and refused to pay their faro. Tho sngi-
neer stopped tho train, whom the tramps or
dersd him to 20 on, threatening TO shoot him.
He took them TO Ackley, whero they left peace
ably.
Freight trims resumed running on the Rock
Island road to-day, aud thsrs 10 no trouble on
any road.