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PROPRIETARY
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Lipplncott's Magazine
An Illustrated Monthly of
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877.

The number for January begins the nine.
tcGntll volume OF the Magazine and While
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u Huilc!tllI guarantee OF future excellence
no EFFORT VIII be spared 10 diversity lis at
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The great object and constant aim Of lhe
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Literary Entertainment OF n r, lined and
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Wo,c Fcaf'vcS TINT mc Mast AHraciin
IN Nag:iac LITERATURE
ihc contributions now on hard, or sprci
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list of tales, short stories, dcscripliyp
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~ vac ''!''"''
by Edward King, author OF "Ihe Great
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author OF tho "Jack Hazard Stories" be.
gins in the Christmas Holiday Number.
Besides serial stories, Christmas stories
lively sketches, poems and pictures for the
holiday, and some astonishing illustration.
ofOrieAtal sports, with drawings J Siamese
artists
, 1877-07-07
WHAT IS THE FLAG OF
THE PROPHEr2

1t may interest some Of our readers to
know what this " flag of the prophet"
SO often mentioned in connection with
the present war, really means.
It is of course, not the ordinary Turkish
flag, which has no religious significance,
and is a red field with a white crescent
and star in it, and which was first used by
MOhammed II. after the capture of Con-
stantinople in 1853. But the Prophets
flag is the banner of the MussuIman faith.
1t IS in the form of a crescent, and is black.
The Sultan of Turkey would unfurI it as
the head Of all Islam, in which capacity
he is recognized by the great minority Of
the Mohammedan world. Under chat ban
ner, in fact, he is no longer Sultan Of
Turkey only, but is, SO to speak, Pope as
we'll as Sultan, " the Commander OF the
Faithful" sharing his authority with the
Sheik-ul-Islam, who is the chief prelate OF
the Mohammedan faith and the head of
the UIema or learned men that interpret
the Koran. Vast hordes from ASIA, owning
no political allegiance to the Sultan would
be expected TO rise at the hosting of this
standard, in obedience to q higher call
than that Of patriotism. and with the
promise held out to them Of rapine in lite
and paradise in death.
, 1877-07-07
NJ ISCE Liza E 0 u s.
(From The Spectator 9f9M June.)

The Car arrived at PIoiesti, in Rou-
mania, on the 9Th Of June, attended by o
grand suite, a'l will, it is believed, re-
main there for some we ks after the army
has crossed the Danube, a movement now
expected about Che middle of the month.
The Emperor appears to De suffering from
an increase in his habitual melancholy or
rather hyp0chondria. The most extensive
and elaborate precautions have been taken
to protect him from assassins. the Russian
secret police having been sent forward in
hundreds, and a demlnd made on the
Roumanlan Government to allow them an
unlimited right OF arrest, a demand which
was refused. An incident, too, which
occurred on his arrival has probably in
creased his gloom. A Russian officer of
1rregulars, who had entered Servia without
leave, and had been dismissed the service
in consequence, applied to his Majesty for
pardon, and was refused. He Immediate
ly shot himself in the Cars presence.
partly, as we suppose, from despair. and
partly as a sort of Oriental protest against
injustice. Prince Gortschakoff accompa.
MES the Gar, but is said to Iook aged and
in ill-health !; he cells aOutely the loss of
his accustomed holiday, and the serious
work that the war, with its endless diplo-.
matte consequences, throws upOu hia
shoulders.
Change was greatly exercised on Thurs
day (June y by a umour that the British
Government had purchased some mot
shares in the Suez Canal, and even beugh
from the Sultan the suzsrainty OF Egypt.
Egyptisa Railway Stock thsrsppoa waut
, 1877-07-07

LONDON, July 4th.-The stock of sugar at the
four homs English ports on tie 30th Instant
was one hundred and seventy thousand tons
against one hundred and eighty-six thousand
for the corresponding period last year.
New YoRk, June 4'h,-FlOur per barrel St.
Lawrence brand $500.
Meal per barrel $35.
Heavy Mess Pork per barrel, $14f.
SMEAR Crystals per ID lOB to IL cents
Fair to good refining per lb % to /.
English Islands Molasses per gallon 40 to
IS cts,
Premium on Gold 1861 to 5
Exchange New York and London, 4874.
LONDON, June 4th.
Dem, Crystals PER cwt. el 1919
Sugar MuscOvado do. EEL 6 Is.
delayed Havana, No. 10. e8l lilo afoat
D9merara Run per gallon II84 in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. S3 1910.
Consols 94g to J.
Bank of England rate OF Discount 3 r, G,
Cotton, ST to8.
R9ntes 1866,
, 1877-07-07

"a S by indisposition during the last days
L of my stay here in the island I have
been prevented from taking leave of nv
congregation and many friends in their
homes, I beg by this to send my "FARE.
WELL" and my warm thanks to all for the
IS years spent in peace and good harmony.
I carry with me rich and dear remem-
brances ; my study in Vester- UIslev will be
a constant one, for the handsome gift which
to day l have received from my congre-
cation, will be used to furnish it.
From there as now at my parting from
this my prayer shall be Never to forget
and never to be forgotten OF Christiansted's
Lutheran congregation.
Christiansted, 5th July 1877.
G.. WILLEMOES.
, 1877-07-07
NOTICE.

mn Monday 10th inst, I will be at
w my Office to resolve payment for
purchases at Golden Rock Auction.
After that day, it will be both incon-
venient e. expensive for me to attend
to the Collection.
C~hristiansted 9th July 1877.
r.. J. ROBINSON.
A~Gcti0nser.
, 1877-07-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUKTTON.
ma Inlet Bud skete we'd den over
w SukkerpIantagerne
LITTLE PRINCESS
G OIL E N 70 OK

beliggepde her paa Den i Compag-
NETS Kvarteer, f0rstnmvnte sub No.
s, 13 og sidstnRvnte sub No. 4 TIO1
den Ode Juni d. A. atkoldte treble
Auction, vile de naynte Plantager
med alt Tilbeh0r blive opraabte til
Bortsalg we'd en- Fjerde Auction
der afholdes paa undsrtegnede Con
toir TOrsdag den lode JUL d. A. Eff
termiddag Kl. 2 sIet.
Det bem@rkes, at de 3 f6rste Auc-
TONER ere afholdte i Oyereensstem-
melse med Plakat 22de April 1917.
Christiansted's Auctionscontolr den
Ste JUL 1877.
III. AAGAARD.
SGtte A vctiOnsf0rvaltsr.
, 1877-07-07
AUCTION.
M O offer having been made at
w the third Auction, held on the
9Th June a. C. over the Sugar Estates
LITTLE PRINCESS
AND
G OIL e ROC

situated IN COmpany's Quarter, the
former sub No. 5, l3 and the latter
sub No. A (lO) in this Island, the
said Estates with all appurtenances
will De put up for sale at a Fourth
Auction, to be held at the undersign-
ed office on Thursday July 10Th q. c.
at 2 o'clock p. m.
1t must be observed, that the 3
first Auctions were held in conformi-
ty with the Placard dated 22nd April
1917.
Christiansted's Auction Office July
5th 1877.
III. AAGAARD.
Dep. VsndSs Director.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-02-27
Murderous Practical Ioke.


The Albany Joonad says Mr.. Har-
rison and Michael Latinear, brakemen
on the Troy and Boston railroad, enter
ed saloon in Troy yesterday, and after
awhile Harrison pulled out what appear
ed to be a tobacco box and laying it on
the floor pretended he was endeavoring
to flatten it. Damon Houghtaling, who
was working in the saloon, become in
terested, and was finally induced to en-
deavor to flatten it with hammer.
Little dreaming Of the terrible conse-
quences that were to ensue, Houghta-
ling laid the box on a stone and, raising
his hammer, struck it & heavy blow
The next moment he was prostrated,
covered with blood, suffering from nine
,ghastly wounds on the face and head
His left eye was blown out, the thumb
and index finger were torn off, the
palm of his hand was shattered, and
his skull and the bones of his face were
haid bare. The trick box" was tor
pedo about the size of an old fashioned
sSbacco box.