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A nne Alpaca Coat at si.73
EislhAs BRos,, corner Seventh and 4.
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Another Gall for Five-Twenties.
Tho following Is the fifty-second call for
redemption OF avetwonty bonds Of 1865 Issued yes
terday:
TRxAsURy DEPARTMENT, July 81. 1877.
BY virtue OF tho authority given BY the act OF
Congress approved July u, ls1O. entitled An act
70 authorize the reflnding Of the national debt"
hereby give notice that the principal and accrued
Interest OF the bonds hcreinbc designated.
known as "aye.twenty bonds" Of the act Of March
8 1865, consos Of 1885,, win be paid At the Treasury
of the United States in the city Of Washington. on
and ater the 2!th day OF October lsI and that the
interest on said bonds will cease on that day:
Coupon Bonds, dated July !. 1865, namely-S0
No, Soo0l TO No. 40o0G 500. No 51oOl To No. 5000
$500, No. f2h0l to No. 500O0 900. No. 1901 to No
5000, all inclusive; total coupon, N.Ooo.000
Registered Bonds "redeemable at tho pleasure OF
the United States afer the LIST day Of July 1870 A.
follows-S50 No. 1851 TO No. 400 500. No l0c0l 70
No. 1900 500 No. 720i 70 No. T75G $1,000 No. 23OOl
to No. 25l0G 5000 No. 670l to No. 1900 $1,000 No
1881 to No. 1i75O all inclusive total registered S.
OOO0O. Aggregate, Sl0OO0.OOO.
The amount outstanding, included In the num-
bers above, Is Sl0,0000O0.
All United States bonds. forwarded for redcmp'
ton. should be addressed to the Loan Division
Secretarys ONCE" and all registered bonds should
be assigned TO tho Secretary Of the Treasury fol
redemption"
registered bonds drawn 10 order Of any one but the
payee, they should assign thom 10 the Secretary OF
tho Treasuary for redemption account Of the owner
or owners. JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
GALE OF COPPER.sCALE, zINC.DROss AND
y LEADLASHkS.

NAVY DEPARrnKHf,o
BUREAU OF CoNsTRpcTioH AND RRPAin, y
WAsHIsoroy. July r. lS7Z
Thsrs will b. offered for sale, st public suctfoa
on THURSDAY August 10. 1871. a - o'clock mi
Of copper scala SOD pouhdi of sine -droa and SO0
pounds Of lead .asheA
These articles can b. examined any time Pre-,
vions to the day Of sale upon sppllcatioh V 'thS
commandapt sfthat navy yard. t
Twenty (0 Per csntum Of the purohass mogsy
purchase. - = =.
within fourteen IA days amer the ups u saie
ernmsnt. 0l9.MAw.
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c. W, Mehon to A. H. Miller. trustee 10 SECURE Leo,
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FEW Monn

Do NOT Tonotr the excursion 70 Druid Hill Park.
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SUITS ENTERED.

THH CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
@. shyne 4 NJ. shyne VS.. B. F. Shark, In
replsvin; VIM. Lepphard VI. The Potomac
River Barge Co., for writ Of oerfiroari; J. T.
Ashford vs. Edward HAmmersley. In eject-
msnt.
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Hx.Lru INSURERS sound teeth and easy toes
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The Japanese Rebellion Nearly Crushed.
Intelligence received d the Department Of
State, from the United States Minister 70 JAPAN IN
dicatss that the rebellion d well nigh suppressed.
The semi ofcial reports arc TO tho effect that the
insurgsnts have been restricted 10 narrower limits
than HERETOFORE nearly all Of them belnG now In
the province Of Huga, the east Of the Island Of
Kuishin. and that tho commander Of sig compa-
nies In the vicinity Of Midzunioto has asked that he
and his men, excepting sig hundred, be allowed TO
surrender ~ prisoners Of war.
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THE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
Eugene Heller Of al, VI. J. b. Blake, for IN
sncornt
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Real Estate Transaotions Placed on File.
Tho following papers relating TO real estate
transactions have boon filed In tho Office Of
the recorder Of deeds:
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Tgyru Rtfsyp ny NEGLECT

cannot bs restored Young people remember thl,
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powde
them sound, clean and white through llfe. Is an
so cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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QnIRK'A IRIsH TEA,

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, biiIousns'
sick hcldache sour stomach, vertigo, constipation
and all diseases arising from dsordered stomAc
or liver. Is sold by all druggists. 70 cents per pacl
age-making quart Of medicine
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New York Custom House Removals.

Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury has approved
Of the list Of removal submitted by the collector
Of the New York custom. house. These discharges
took effect on the lst Of July but the Secretary At
the request Of many Of the persons removed, who
complained that injustice had been done them,
directed commission Of Treasury oficials to give
them a hearing. After mature deliberation the
commission found no cause to recommend rein-
statement Of any Of the persons discharged and the
Secretary has accordingly approved Of the dis.
charge.
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NOTICE.-The public are cputlons. aKsipsl eVrtsiu
perpatstic paint tvendsrs IL Washington who AVE 81
late been hemsslves ~ agents and osg,
we are advised, esctng sales under these Representa-
tlont We wish 70 say that ali such reprsssniaiionl
furnish one pound OF Iron-ClAd Paint wy have I
FAINT and they are psopsrly suthoHssa % Ia srees u
guard I sEain,it i mpSalton Propertyh9lds,s ecslrnl
-' " ''' -''''''' JANE McLAIS,
VI ID street nbrt,iwtAt
ly2am @..hlansa: 10
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The Black Hills.

RxAooERATED REPoRTs OF rHE INDIAN OUT
BREAK-sEvERE FIGHT BETwEEN SITTING
BULLS BAND AND axN. NILES COMMAND.
The following has been received In regard 10
Indian troubles In tho Black HIS:
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July n, 1877.
10 Gen. y D. 7b,tnssnd, Wdshingtog. ~ o..
Referring to afAirs In the Black Hills Col. Brad.
Icy telegrsghs department hcahquarters as FOL.
lows: A company from Laramie started this motn.
Ing Lieut. Iemly, reported to have been sur
rounded BY Indians at spcarfish tclegraphs to-day
thero IA no occasion for alarm In his case. Ship
detachment and Reynolds can finish tho survey.
Have no report Of Indians In the Hills. This morn
ing friendly Indians report severe hght bctween
Miles and Sitting Bulls band on Powder river.
Have no doubt reported deprodations In the Black
Hills have been exaggerated. r, c. pRUh,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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BILL Or SALE.
DRrp or Tnrsr-cuATrKLs

VIM. T. st. deoryo to Pierce shoonaaksr.i 1 d
mare.
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vE0ETISE
A1L HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
vE0ETINH
-SVMNKk ii RkSORTs.

,yEogTINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Do the Rish, Thlng.

Whenever you sre In doubt which Of
two things to do, let your7decision be
for that which 10 right, Do not waver,
do not parley; but square up to the
mark and do the right thing Boy!
when you divide that apple WITH your
sister, be careful not to keep the largest
half yourself Young man! don't sneak
out of the basement door because ycu
want to escape your fathers eye
NJ dam let not the most trifing deceit
pass current in those little acts which
make up the sum of your life No mat
ter who you are, what yonrlot, or where
you live, you can not afford to do that
which ia wroru inmoJ
The only way to obtain happiness and
pleasure yourself, is, gto do the right
thing. You may not always bit the
mark, but you should, nevertheless, aim
at it, and with every trial your. skill will
increase. Whether you are to. be pfais-
ed or blamed for it By others, whether
it will seemingly make you richer or
poorer, or whether no otherperson than
yourself knows of your action, still, al.
ways, and in all cases, do the right thing,
Your first lesson In this viii glow easier,
until finally doing the right thing will
become habit, and to do wrong viii
seem an absolute impossibility.
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D HTInl the New York Republican
State Convention On the 26th ult., the
following resolution, offered by GEoRaE
WILL1AM CURTIS, was voted down by 2s5
nays to 100 yeas: q Ssaa,wa
Resolued, That the lawful title of
Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency,
Is as clear and perfect as that of George
Washington. We. gladly recognize his
eminent patriotism. proved in the Geld
and In civil life We heartily commend
Ills efforts to the permanent pacifcation
of the Southern section OF our Union,
and for the correction OF evils and abu.
ses in the civil service as strictly con-
formed to his own pledges, and to the
declarations OF the Convention thst nom-
mated him, and as tending to the pro.
motion Of the public welfare. ARecogniz
ling that the work Is but begun, we shall
hail with satisfaction it's prompt and Wig.
Eorous prosecution, in which the Presi
dent may confidently rely on the cordial
support Of the country. l',''. t'iis ..'.'a
That is the hardest blow his Fraudu'
lencyi has received since he has occupied
the Office to which SAMUEL. j. TILDEs
was elected, oye. ,at {aai "a
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4 Goa, LINED ,wisn Money.

A war correspondent writes: "Come
dy goes side by side with tragedy here
as every where, and even at time like
this men can laugh A Jews who has
come down from Eski-Saghrs,s D in !
condition Of, much perplexity about the
means TO be adopted for the recovery Of
stolen coat. anticipating evil times
in Eski.Saehra. the Jew had sewn up
his money, In the lining of his heaviest
fur overcoat, and with this held himself
ready to leave town at any moment
Somehow when the dreaded time arri-
we'd he missed the coat, and had to come
down here without it, Walking about
the streets Of Adrianople, he deserted
this very oSat lyon the shoulders Of q
big Circsssian, with whom he, entered
into humble barley for its recovery, pro
Tossing to have taken'aa great fancy 10
it, and offering most un-Jew-like, price
for it While be pretended 70 examine
and admire the fur, he ascertainedr by
touch that his money remained undis
fturbed The Circassisn declined to sell,
and the Jew then put in claim1as own
erlof the coat, and succeeded in bring
ling the Circassian before the Governor
lofo the. town The Governor declined
ITO consider the jews claim proved, and
that hapless Hebrew IL now following
1 the Circassian like asecond a shadow, be-
]seeching him with perpetual iteration to
strike q bargain. q II rests on Rochefoa
cauld's authority that 3 man can always
enjov the misfortunes Of his friends, and
the friends of this especial Hebrew seem
to find some consolation for their own
sorrows in watching and laughing at the
countless ruses and maneuyers with
which Jewish ingenuity inspires the hun
ter of the coat. 's
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The Hield OF the Worlds Hsfycss
/. This Year. =

On the whole it must be pronounced
to be a good one There can be little
reason tp doubt that the United States
are gathering In tue largest crop OF The
best quality that has ever been prodt,
ced In those vast regions Their. own
estimate is that they have o surplus
nearly to supply all our needs, and the
Americans give good earnest Of their
belief by depressing our markets with
the quantity and low price Of their pro.
duce. But America has been frequently
deceived herself in this matter and there
may be exaggeration in the estimate this,
year. Egypt has an abundant crop, and
is rapidly turning it into money. Aus
tria and Hungary have considerable
surplus to spare. Russia Is saidto have
asmore abundant crop than she has reap-
ed for years, but, as her ports on the
South are closed, only so much Aof this
can besexported as can be sent to the
Baltic, or by railways through Germany.
France and Belgium, however, have
peor crops this year, and instead Of SEN
ding tu rs will be competitors with us
for the American and Hungarian sur.
plus. There can be little doubt that, II
the Russian supplies were liberated, the
competition of America and Russia
would reduce Values Itis perhaps for
that reason that America, seeing her op-
portunity, is selling as she, can while
Russia is almost shut up The Ameri.
can factories which have supplied ths
Turks with the rifles which have. done
them such good service have played the
best possible game @for The American
farmers, who could well afford TO pay
for all the rifles that have been sent to
Turkey out Of the difference in price
which they are obtaining for their wheat
above what they would haye got had the
Black sea been open. It is clear, We
think, that the worlds crop ID sufficient
for the needs ofoall, and that, il our
traders can but keep themselves from
the panic and alarm which the disas.
trously bad crop of England msy with
reason occasion, although welshaflshav
to pay more for our Loaf. than the at-.
erage price of the last cereal year, yet
the present ruling prices areinearly high
enough to attract sufficient supplies to
our shores. 1t must not be forgotten,
however, that the failure of our potato
crop will cause a-llarge extra demand
ior oreads gtH 81 R 420L
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itlOLA AAN klf3f1a -.tN5st itI9tTt Trn
ser Dueoprtois, . Partisan store keep
er, determined last year that be would
retire to the country, and accordingly
betook himself To q handsome splace in
the environs of Paris. Being bache-
lar, he invited Pone, his = former lclerk,
TO hearihm company They soens hew-
ever, became lonesome. and Duconrtois
thought the quickest way Of recoupiug
the outlay would be to heavily inshre
and then fire the building} 50 he and
Pous saturated With petroleum the ermost
infammable parts Of the edihce, TO
which they then, set Gre, disregarding
the fact that seven persons slept in the
tenement adjoining In bis defense Du.
coGrtois, with q Count Fosco GOODNESS,
pleaded tbat be committed thas deed be.
cause he was "unsuited for rural pleas.
ures, and not made for a country life"
He has been sentenced to eight years
penal servitude. 1853 s19w s5ads'sdia3
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GivIngsAdyice.o q

q Advfceis q first. rate thing when the
person giving 1T knows whatihe sorrshe
is talking about. But there are volumes
Of advice and counsel which are utterly
useless, because it is simply the result
OF an uncomfortable desire TO say some.
thing-swhatmakesn no difference 1s Al.
vice, to besworth anything, needs ,to,be
matured in the mind before it is uttered.
II lis; altogether BETTER however, .as q
rule, to attend to your business and let
other people alone. unless you are n.
vited to interfere Public men are es-
pecially the victims of the advice given.
All men and women in the world think
themselves called upon to give q, man
who happens to be in public life sort
OF advice, seeming entiieiy to lose sight
~ the very Important fact that any who
had mind enough to attraet aany consids
cradle share OF public attention probably
has enough to manage his own affairs.
Get yoar own affairs in good shape and
keep them in it and do not waste $50
much Of life inilooking after other peo.
fllQ fr.sf.
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Nothing is more easy than to grow
rich. I,-is only to.trust nebedy-to be-
friend none-to get all you can, and
save all you get-to stint yourself and
everybody belonging to you-to be the
friend OF no man, and have no man for
your ffiehd-to heap interest upon in
terests cent upon eent->to be mean, mis-
cradle and despised for some twenty or
thirty yesrs-and riches will come IS
sure 40 disease and disappointment =
And when pretty nearly enough weslth
10 collected, by . disregard of all the
charities ofsthe human heart, and at the
expense OF every enjoyment. death
comes to finish the work-the body Is
buried in hole, the heirs dance over it,
and the spirit goes where ?-NeU York
Commercial Adrsytsssr. ~ u't
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Modest Ohio.

Ohio now has the President. the Gen
eral, Lieutenant General and one Major
General Of the army, the Chief Justice
and one Associate Justice of the Su.
preme Court, and the Secretary OF the
Treasury, seven Of the fine, large places
in the Fe'ieial Government, and still
Ohio is not happy, but would, provided
her Stanley Matthews misses the Senate,
seat him on the Supreme Bench between
Waite aud Swavne. Modest Ohio!
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A In the autumn of 1875 an EHglIsh
barrister named Barry on q foggy day
attempted, without guide. to cross the
Krumlertauein Pass, IN The Tyrol,s and
was lost A search made for him prov.
ed fruitless, and foul play was suspected.
Lately q shepherd discovered skeleton
on the highest point of the mountain.
which has been identified BY meane Of
accouterments lying near as the missipg
tourist. 1t was foundin q sitting pos.
sure, death evidently resulting from OK.
haustion,
The world now produces po,e beet
root than cane sugar; and the. United
States would profit by initiating the ex
ample thus set. Could We raise what
we consume at home, il would save US
hover $4,000 600 year. II gaei ov
Vs3ssst - a.aA
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The Half Shell.
Detroit Free Press.)

AT ten o'clock yesterday forenoon q
man who looked as II he would dare to
do right if he had half chance entered
an oyster store on Michigan avenue and
conrteonsly inquired: 81 ri ag;lay7als
"Do you have oysters here on the one
half SHELF" ssr isEss;t5, m
"Yas, sir, we do. was the answer,
(Which half Of the shell is the oyster
on 2" was the next inquiry s. 1.a1a
The oyster man regarded the stranger
keenly, and after minute replied that
they were on the left half OF the shell.
"Ah-um-too bad" muttered the
man ! wanted them on the right half
Good day. sir, ! can't go left handed
oysters no how = @
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wOnI the 18th ult., the Democracy

2 @On the 26th ult., the Democracy
Of Wisconsin nominated the following
ticket: -; - - e-5.'.'..i'oa - 80 -
Governor, James A, Mallory, of Mil
waukee; Lieutenant Governor. R. E Da.
Wis, Of Dane Secretary of. State, james
B. Hayes, of Dodge; State. Treasurer,
John Ringle,of Martheni: Attorney Gen
eral, Joseph Mprrison.'of Monroe; Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, Ed.
ward Searching, present incumbent,
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The twn feet gauge railway between
Billerica and Bedford, Mass, is nearly
completed. 1dt will be 81 miles long.and
will cost less than $1,000 per mile, or
about iaue-eighth the cost of ordinary
railroads. cd The passenger car for this
road, now building a. Laconia, N. H ,
viii be adecided novelty. I'D 'adl n
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sorrow and sufIerlns.'
Burlington Hawksye.)

A family of Nebraska immigrants
passed through this city Yesterday on
their return to Indiana They had suf
fered everything, and were in the last
stages Of RESTITUTION. The man bad been
compelled to part with nine Of bis dogs,
and the woman was positively ashamed
Of her bracelets and earrings. and she
refused to get out of the wagon because,
she tearfnlly informed the President OF
the Womsn's Relief Society. her litter
was nearly three months out of style
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Two infants were killed by being
stamped and rolled on by a shouting
woman in negro camp-meeting at
Lancaster, ia {, aid'a7Ff Tor relied
A Florida boy has succeeded. in some
inexplicable way, in 30 far tanning an al
ligator that lit comes to the pier at his
call and takes food out Of his hsnd.-
Some cloudy morning it may take the
Florida boy, too. Hae gi4ol 153auli
p A Moscow newspaper Gays that out Of
the wealthy merchant families Of that
city not q single member has gone to
fight the Turks They get medical GER
tifcates of unftness for military service,
and often have to pay we'll for them.
The statement that the Turks have
used explosive bullets is emphalically
contradicted by the correspondent of
the London Times A wound exactly
like that caused by an explosive bullet is
produced by q conical ball striking at
short range. a b'am4ai sad .eal1l,
"Two Bears" the Sioux Indian who
visited the prison at Baltimore the other
day was very much amazed by the un
reasonableness of imprisoning people
for stealing horses. When shown the
cells he was very emphstic in the opin.
ion that they were mo good, no good /;
no place for Indian. Good eat, but no
good sleep Ugh!"i5rhn 9me9sd s'.i
There may be, and there often is, in
deed, regard for ancestry, which nour
ishes only a weak pride, as there is also
a care Tor posteritv, which only DISCUS
es an habitual avarice or hides the wor
kings of low and groveling vanity Bui
there is also amoral and philosophers
respect for our ancestors, which elevates
the character and improves theshesrt :
Daniel Webster. Tsy es7aH AZ u
Elk Governor Chamberlain is desert
he'd as, In his youth, the light OF q de
batting society in Worcester, Massaehu
sets He not only praeticed at its meet
ings, but went also to every gathering
of the City Council and carefully watch
ed the proceedings, acquiring knowledge
as to the methods of transacting legis
lative business. He visited also all th,
Conventions to which he could get ad
mission. s Fds blusd llgw
# Co.education Notes: vasssr CoIleg,
consumes three thousand pounds of rar
beef and one thousand pounds youn,
lamb every week An Amherst Gran
ger offered a young lady bushels of po
tatoes il she would wheel them 1.hrongl
the village at an hour when the student
were loafng She came to time, wheel
ed the potatoes home, and asked th
:, Granger to let her know when he ha
lmoreito dispose of In that way. 5 .
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EYThe editor. Of the Springfield
Transcript Is starting : movement that
everybody should Join Here is the
pledge to which he invites, signatures
with malice toward none, and char.
ity for all, l. the undersigned, my con
science punishing me, do promise to
pay the printer the amount owe him,
for the paper ! have been taking, and
that will by all practicable means in.
duce others to do likewise" z 9di IL z
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During the year just closed the United
States sold 10000 900 yards of cotton
goods abroad, ten times more than was
lesported the year before. Vi, 10 qsi. IS
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