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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-13
BY Robert Is. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
&, rt4.s 1912 Main street. - III I.

email AND NEAT BRICK DWELL
STyC; No. 1901. EAST SIDE OF SEVEN.
;TEENTH STREET, ,CoRNER OF L0MNEss,
NEARLY .0PPOSlTE.THE GRnCERY.ST0lRE
OF W. G. QUINN, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
Ryrruuest Of the owner Isall sell, upon the prem
ises ION THURSDAY the 10th day Of March, 1877,
at AZ O'Clock p. n, the above-dt scrbed properly;
consisting OF u SMALL BRICK DWELLING OF
three rooms, &c. and u good LOT, and could be used
as store. - .r. -s.s' go
BEING located near the Chesapeake and Otio Rail
road shops and In good repair makes 1t ss
home for person Of moderate means, or IL VIII
Day as an Investment. .,...=s5
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
NH IA Auctioneer.
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NH 49,,
ByP. j. Wright, Auc,ionecr,
t. No. 1lOS Main street.

AsSSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF an or
~ der OF the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. made in re Wright
ag ainSt Lancaster and ais, shall sell at the office
va, on WEDNESDAY the 2lst day of March,
1877. commencing Mt IL O'Clock NJ, the following
Notes of the Savannah and Memphis
Seven per cent. First-Mortgage Bonds
Savannah and Memphis Railroad Nh
Company. .......... 1o,upo w
Bonds of the James River and kanawha
GA full shares stock james River and Kanawlia
Company. ~ "a
IL shares stock Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. -. -
lima ...................... 900 GO
652 shares stock of the Savannah and Memphis
Railroad Company.
~ Coupons Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
read Company. ..................S Z,59o w
Virginia and Tennessee Past-Due Cou- 1000
aSsn Ysr cent scrn State Of Alabama eas 90 90
Chambers County Coupons, Alabama. l20 90
hi ty Her ::".' "c.,". ] 1000 90
Boinis Cape Fear and Deep River Navl- 49,
Endorsed Coupons of East Alabarna and
Cincinnati Railroad COmpany----.... 1850 W
as shares Mobile and Ohio Railroad stock. o..
shares stock In the Johns Mountain Iron Conf
pany-
Scrip Of the Agricultural and Mechari- .~
cal Association Of the state OF Mary. ron M
Do e. road Svu NV
| 10 shares stock Carolina Insurance Company. ...
| 20 shares stock University Publishing Company.
shares stock Petersburg Aquedllct Company.
! 80 shares stock Bank Of the Commonwealth.
100 shares stock Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
| 90 shares stock Bank Of Virginia.
| NH p T. WINSTON, ASSIGNEE.
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BY Cliatin,. Staples s. Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctiont ers,
corner OF Tenth and Main streets. "'.

UCTION SALE OF A VACANT LOT
SEVENTH AND TWESTY-EIGHTH STREETS.
nv request, we win sell. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, March 10. 1877. at O'Clock P. NJ,
the LOT OF GROUND on the south side Of NJ street
between Twenty and Twenty-cighth streets,
fronting about 81 feet and having depth Of $50
feet or more feet a.
TERMS: Announced at the sale.
-. - CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
NH 13-3t huctioneers.
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by W. Goddin, Auctioncer. . -.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT AUCTION. OF THREE
y HANDSOME LOTS, Nos. 16, 10. AND 20, IN
EAST LINE OF SEVENTH STREET. NEAR
CITY SPRING-WiIl be sold 1T auction. ON the
premises. OH WEDNESDAY the 18th OF March,
1877, at Az O'Clock p. IL, those THREE BEAUrI-
Full LOTS. Nos. 16, 10 and 20, located as above,
adjoining the residence of Mr.. \. W. Walton, each
fronting 31A by 20 feet to alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS. At sale. . W. GODDIN,
mh12 H.. r-a .E; AuctiOneer..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-13
BY +. j. Sampson, .
Real Este te Agent and Auct!oneer.
No. 921 u mil street, Manchester, va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A. sHA sA!s,!s M,
STREET P.ETM ii f DtEf;cATuR AND sTo qsys
TON STREETS, IN THE CITY OE Mi- nSS ~ ne
by NeT Oh MOTIFS and Ann, his wife on the is T.
ay or February $40, and OF record IN te DIST ~
INA .ouyt rIerk's Office in u. b.. No. 1.page Sfz,
WIN. se.Ii at public auction on the premises, o
the 18th day Of Ma ana asf
an On Seventeenth street between Stockton ant
Decatur, fronting fortyhye feet and running Aact
mr,Sa. Cash suficieut to pay the debt secured
ond cost OF executing this trust-say about SAOu
hai,nce at six months, with interest from day o.
sale - q '-'s't s-.' ~ S' A Trns,ee .
| mh i, .Ert.@.5.s; {. f.ssi-s~ ~ .----.G -
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RICHMOND. FRED,G &PoToMAc K. II. Co.,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGESI,.
RICHMOND. December IL. 1870
0F-TRAINS.


SCHEDULE 0FTRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY, pe~,nter lSia
ruins win run on this road rs follows LILO ts,
sos A. ~ leaves the Byrd-Slreel station a, ,s
cept Sunday. connrc.ins Win tne d. .t
'l '# uIivre ana Ohio and Ba,iiih9r 49, =,
potoma railroad, due II Ne" J ota =.
1915 r. NJ; arriving al asilnsO1
at l:I0P. II. ,,. .o,.
s.3s p n leaves Byrd-Street siatoi. daily, COZ ,.i
~ Meeting az Washington win 'he d. d.,
... more and Potomac railroni' Sti''inss
In New York II $3.50 A. u; In r".t
SLEEPER from Richmond 10 Ne" i"'A'
n- -. price OF berth, 81. r.
4.3O p NJ ACCOMMODATION IRAt ~ - I,
.s7.I' Juuction. leaves Bruad-strtl s'''''-
...ss,; .ENt.F' iSnpdays excepted1. ,rx
FOB A. 81. arrives n Byri-Strect station ua..i
leaves New York i: $40 the pfs>'-
Ing evening. ,,ov ie,.
ll:00 p. d. arrives at Byrt-Strecs s'a'i'n .~''
$40 4. NJ. ScHceoMMSDATIoX TRIM I;;! arrive ,s.
- :, u Broad-Street station 'Sun'A'' %
:, rr- t..... ceptedl. ,r,lyh,
A passeDger-ear, which WIZ DC atI1 heI uHSSDI ~,
,E VIZ esye s sns FsfSaT Fp q
riytng Mt Ouautico ut 4:40 +. II. RstnrnioS' sad
iesve 0uantico on TUESDAY, THUnsi,h l. I, ~
SATURDAY alto A. NJ arriving a. h'0AN
Throarf, sleepers and coaches run on ntsoI U'--
between Richmond and New York each way :y,,,,p o.
, EREIGHT TRAINS trave Broai-Sii ssi sa'n
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAI .nd arrtvs
m an IMIo5SDAY,. WEDNESDAY, and FE * irpsrsh-
,WnRNiSGsS. Cons!gnees Of 1--we stock ana pnstair,
sbie articles upon giving notice ri aepo'' e--
FREIGHT nj Boulton on preceding eirnnk ~ al priL-
Through bills Of hdlng and rates sHet, MYERS.
ciI'3A poiiA's W. - G~ners: Saprrintsn1Ixeh.
49, c. 4. TAiLoE.,
de19 - !, General FREIGHT and Ticke. %.
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!. AueTION sAn Ll,;, 5, pays.
By NJ. Bait q, Auctioneef, ~
20 !lAi Lis Main atreet. l.l.Is tll1
TRUSTEES SALE OF, TWO FRAMEI

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED,
i HOUSES, C)NTA MING FIVE ROOMS EACH
BEsfDES KITCHENS. Nbs. sos AND e0s, On
THE NORTH side OF BEVERLY, lBETWEEN
TOGETHER FORTY-sIx FEET EIGHT INCHES,
AND RUNNING BACK ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET.-TO;BE SOLD AS "A WHOLE
OR SIP AR ATELY, AS MAY DE DEsIEED.-By
virtue OF two deeda Of trust. bearing date the LIST
day of APRIL STU 70 me 10 trustee, Z, secure GER
fault having been made In the payments OF some OF
the said notes, and being required so 70 do by inc
holder thereofI proceed to sell ut auction on tue
premises, on SATURDAY the oath day Of March,
1877. ut AZ o'clock r. hr., the PROPERTY above
described. -z. = t[s-fetrs--s
80 7--2S JOHN g. WISE, Trustee.
NJ BATES, Auctioneer. f1a=t} arS.i NH 13 ids
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By Wellington Godiin.
Real Estate Aren't and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh. and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF "a VALUABLE
Il LOT mo. ls) IN THE Plan OF MIL I+I,;J
GARDEN ON THE Fast LINE OF So, sEV IsH IL
Tue of certain deed or trust executed to the sub.
scrber bearing date April IT, ses dgly RECORDED
In Richmond Chanccry Court In Deea-boos no; 10
mond Chancery Court, entered on the 9th Of Janu-
airy, 1877 in the case Of Harrison rs nus
premises, on WEDNESDAY the l4th Of March
1877, nj 4 O'Clock P. NJ, that BEAUTltUL LOT,
No. g. in the plan Of Ms's Garden, IRONING on Tue
ming back 100 feet to alley 20 feet wlde. pounoeo
on the south by another alley ~ Ieet VICE.
nj q --t.' Trustee.
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THROUGH PASsENGER..


| 1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
meets with trans Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and OHIO
railroads Steamer liavalls leaves Bal.
rimore from Pier Ia Light street
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRI
DAY, At L. VI. Connects Win
trains from Philadelphia New York,
and western points and al West p"n!
with trains for RichlLord aud t!r
South.
. .- THROUGH FREIGHT.
6:l5p. N, Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Coz.
meets with steamer al Wrst Point IRON
Baltimore Connects with RiclH6nd
and Danvfl'e. Richmond and Peters
burg. and Chesapeake anh ONO rail-
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. n Arrives ar Richmond daily except sun.
day, Connects with Richmond iaa
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ON"
'..s. d.. railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
400 p. NJ Arrives st Richmond MONDAY, Wtp-
l. NESUAY. and FIX lDAl. '2 Ig,
meets ut West Point with steamer las
. s.' from MattapoDi aud PSnunkey'Fi't
No transfer OF freight at Rcllinond u or ron
southern points. Cars run through bel ~cch A'au-'
and West Point .,
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest rates.
guaranteed. r
Through bills Of lalng. with guaranteed Fa~s'
issued TO all northern and western points
Through tickets sold to MI northern, eastern sna
western points. aud baggage checked thrcnah. NJ
For tickets apply al General Ha road dlcas' "a. "a
ace, s26 Main street; 1t the Exchange ho. I ny
fe6 II. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
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I77b. ~ 1876.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATciMMa
u -f.5a,, J.. ~ COMPANY. s SsSs22;ass;sss22a

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TiMORE-~ PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
.. JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALT1-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF TILE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. c.
On and after TUESDAY. September l l, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aboye-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYSa t 81 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points aud objects on
the james river; including DUTCH GAP tIr.ssinG
through the sante) Notifications battlefedS james
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours ut Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk and return. ......... ...... 5O
Through tickets to Baltimore, Phiiadelpbia, ana
New York at reduced rates. -e, ..- ~. -... :
Tickets for sale on steamers: at Garber Coz
Ticket Agency Main street and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through. Freyht receivcd daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an0 regular land
ings on James river, from A. NJ. ~ = p. u, al
reasonable rates. 1 a-. ''.'
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
E..-e r..s.l l.. b. !TATUM, General Agent.
Once: Conl,any's wharf, Rockets: branch Office
ut W. d. Blair 4 Co.'s, No. 903 Balm street.
sc IL -. ......,., ,. 81. a.
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BY e. Is. Cook, Auctioneer,
No, lie Governor street.

HANDSOME WALNUT BAR AND
II OYSTER-COUNTERs AND CAROMi> Bill
LIARD-TABLE AT: AUCT!oN.I,On- EnNE t;,
on the premises, No. 8lS Broad street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. ,,,,rrn
'C6ITNTERs with ALE-PUMP attached ana
4. .necnsssry cOnneciions-cost inew) $3.50;
NH 13-Et T.. COOK, Auctioneer. >
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Ritl.,,,ol,d 1ispatlt'h,
TUEsDAY........ 49,. NJ AhSh 90 As' :.

@ DASvrLA., VA, March 10, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: Considering the D,s-
natch as good authority, we write 10 ora os
fo settle dispute. Is 1t correct 70 spell the {
word cotlectabte and ancoltectsbte as spelled
aboyeY II SO, why Is a used IN one ana : IN n
the other nhADA
The word .collectible" and "uncof-
lectibleo are both spelled with an 81.
The reason that was assigned by the dairy !,:
Tor the sun being further south IN the VIII In
Tar. ape sun no stand de clemensE , Oh ~. ~
climate in the MORT, sar, and am 'bfgea 70 .
come soui, sar. J"
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&RGss ~ 60

{ M .-sH-sise. sss:Z.. -sES -
RICHMOND AND PyTEKs,ra
<so1t1,rrc,,,c RAILROAD CoMptSJk9i
( ,om .alG MARCH II, 1871 T..
LEAVE RICHMOND sor,rp
7:25 A. NJ. THROUGH MAI. aary ,,
Y, " h- i0r Sharles:oD, Augusta, Coiumi,s tllnS
sionisoneTy. M" "bil@e. ''a vt. GM4a,a,
ahd ah points SIutb and s,n,han:,
~ I's1 CONNECTS at Petersburg LII eS'
hftlantlc, Mississippi and Ohio M" -.II.ih:
" Tor Lynchbarg. farmvIIle, i an rsI i,tt
- local STATIONS on that road. TIL. ..hs'
|. ,oo, psoiily Al Manchester and f's as faia
7 i.Iof. NJ, ACCOMMODATION daIiy 'Hys"r.
Ef.' 90 gers taxing this train will n,,k. h SIen-
rs.. connection n Petersbrir, r., - , shss
ana ~ norfolk with splendid b ,,g' OK
steamers for Baltimore phI,,sii- me
.-'.t and New YORK. ami !th tie t,itp IA,
nilnion steamers Tor EnS W L'a DO
.nopu trnE ~ AL regular station. IN ,t s"'-
ooo r. a. rnIGHr daily tcxccp, sunGsv Una;
11:16 P. IL. THROUGH MAIL daily fo,,e,.,
daEl, connecting for Weldon Foe, aos-
a,T1 wilmington. Charleston, s,rsnIHnn
1-.. .. ana aI points IN Florii, paitn!h
s South Tor Wilmington ami he
.sz LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
6:s3 A. IL, THROUGH MAI. da,ly 70 ,o.,
aay! s CONNECTING with Richmond, F Sly%'
~ efcksourY sno Potomac r,lrn,d ' 60
TAG A. NJ FEEiGHT Fri? TRAf f. d & AND Wet
dayl. with coach attached ''' ua>
il:oo i. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN .,,,
=, passenger coach attache,i. '' WIN
1:lo +. M. THROUGH NAH. daily, conr.,,,.
With Richm'n'.. Freicricsshnr, ens
Potomac railroad Tor ali roI,,,s als
aud West Sleeper attacked. r,,on ~.
through. Also, making cl,.e "n,IIs
ton with the Chesapeake and msG
. railroad for the Virginia s,rtn y D ns
.. al poin's North and West, 'rhiss a"a
stops only al Manchester and cts srna
| from Richmond South. "A''! 'raln
Passengers, for Clover Hill connect =, CHAT.
| daily, except Sunday. 81 '"e%'et
| Commencing March 18th, SUNDAY rycrp
| SION TRAINS will lie resumed iA'- I IL
| ALL TRAINS leaving PETERSBURG xtr 49,. -,
the AppOmattoN depot. '' ''oa
NH 10 A. SHAW superin,ena,n,
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATEsSsls1H}=

.. BY THE .........
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
-.rs. /. =. .. AND THE ~. ---
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY mt IL NJ. and SATURDAY at =.
II. Through bills Of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points ut low rates.
l.. d. TATUM, Agent
Twenty-secoud and Dock streets,
fa @ and COS Main street
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Dbl LAD r l. L Il A. RlCH- @MA
SHIP LINE.-FOR. PHILADELPHIA PROVI,
DENCE. BOSTON; AND ALL NEW ENGLAND M
STATES, THREE TIMES WEEk.-Unni fllrth ne.
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESpA ,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city pin Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
"''O'' WI. PORTER, AGENT,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE 4 CO..
General Agents.
No. II South Wharves. Pnila elpbia
...-. -. u. D. G. MINK, Agent,
nyl7 No. 20 Devonshire street Boston.
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0LD DOMINION" STEAMSHIP .s>fFfS
~ COMPANY. 7EsesE
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF their splendid
ste.lners-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-areryT TUESDAY. FRl-
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were buit ex-
pressly for this route. ..
They have splendid saloons, sate-roous, ard bath
rooms. e" ...
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shippeL by this line are landed regularly At
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freicbts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual e1-
penses incurred.
Freight received until r. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Steerage, Sc and 80.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
{ nv 10 !. Office Compsrnv's wharyes. Rockets.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsrEAKEJ
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. }
THROUGH PASSENGER.

THROUGH PASSENGER
800 p. ii. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects q,
West Point with steamer Iavsn1 for
AL points Oh York river and Ba;-
more. Arrives In baltimore at A.
NJ: connects with ra!il.nes for Wash
luEtop, Philadelphia. New York. Boa
.... - ton. and all western point. Connects
at Richmond with Train. on Richmond
and Petersburg AMI Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. u. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAY. aud SATURDAY,. connect.
with steamers at West Point for river
landings. Baltimore, and al western
points. Connects 1T Richmond with
trains Oh Richmond and Danyille rail.
road. Richmond AMI Petersburg. aad
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 p. Al. Leaves Richmond .Lulg tcHcept SUE.
day..
$50 LOCAL. FREIGHT.
700 A. VI. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Con-
meets at West Point with steamer lss
for all landings on MattaI1n! aud Pa
munkey rivers.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE UE ~ FIAW LINN.
EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO .>FEFA
II VIDENCE. AND BOS TO S.-sszskssssaesa
Steamer ALLIANCE, Captain earn, will receive
freight for the above ports until TUESDAY the
18th Instant at 10 o'clock. a.. = r..s
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including meals and state
''''' So' ''>e W. r. PORTER, Agent,
. NH 1927 2425 Dock street
EOR NEW K.-The Old &TFFS
II Dominion Steamship Company sr.sEs7k ssses
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY. March 18th, NJ O'Clock Z. IL.
Freight received until O'Clock =. N.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for-
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east,
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip tickets,
800. S1eerage, IS and 49,. ..a...,.. g..
/ For freight or passage, apply to -.
IS. ..s..... G.. w. ALLEN & Co. Agents,
NH 1921 CompanY's Wharf, ROckeits.
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YYTANTED, EVERYBODY TO Know
w that AMI sfSs nj The old stand Mo- CexensSs
s,,-at ,.arr. nrS services can be secuTed k!oera
mas win be gfeca Tor any informatlan N xr oi
'6GSaness. 1o"S ,no,scftrrs, :
snh S-1w& - LSsSS..-N--
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WAaTED A "A w ',da1 None M wi'sea. recon-
aasson need apply at 2l7 eouth Third street
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TTAN'EEIb, T WU FINSI-Na1HA,'N nDT.a
wv eHERS at No. eco Broad street. NH l3:1t~
WANTED, 100 HANDS. AS WAGOINS-
wv npfvNRs. SbW-MILL5 HANDS, RAIL
RosD-TtE GETTERS, and 20 CUT CORE.W0obI
Nlso, h fse good WOMEN COOKS. APPLY 70 =
MI, s9. Labor agent, No. 9 Fiftcenth street
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
ALLEGED RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.

The Turkish Legation furnishes tho following:-
The Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs has sent the
following circulars 10 the diplomatic agents OF tho
Porte Abroad
A telegram from Suloman Pacha describes as fol-
eleven days occupied Esk Saghra-The first act OF
the Russians on entering the town 10 dlsarm the
Of the place. Who deceived as 10 the real object OF
their mission, were ordered to fotch tho Musaumans
out Of their and as soon as the latter appeared
they were massacred. Eleven hundred Mussuln,ans
wero thus put to death.
A Telegram from the Kamakaur OF Lovatz reports
that whom the Russians entered shat town fifteen
women md children, fleeing from the invaders we're
killed by the IRE Of the enemys artillery Others OF
rago death, had to abandon everything thoy had
their children. Every Mussulman house In Lo-
Alter .hs rscapsare Of the town by tho mpsrai armx
the Russians carried devastation and carnage into the
neighb0ring districts.
THEY REMEMBER BATAK
Tho Russians and BulQarlans drove out all the Mus
suman inhabitants OF the village oi Hcrste and burned
all tue mon and some OF the women. Their bodies
removed by the Bulgarans. Only ono woman
succeeded IN escaping Seventy Mussulmans and the
lmaum OF YSkism were shut up by the Bulgarisns IN
Cossacks, set fire. Forty -four other Mussulmans of
the same village were massacred and all the
Mussuman women outraged Eight young girls
who resisted were killed and two others burned with
the men. Tho greater part Of the other women with
their children were taken outside the village where
after another, with their children at their side
were slaughtered. Twenty women and children who
escaped the massacre were rescued by the imperial
toman troops The English military attache himself
witnessed all these horrors The Russians on oner-
ing these parts dsarmed all tho Mussumans OF Eski
Saghra, Rezane and the ncighboring villages and
distributed the arms seized among the Bulgarans
rho latter then drove down 400 Mussulmans from the
Mughs in tho district Of Kasanlik, to tho bank of
the river Tundja and thero mass acrei them. At Eski
Saahra and its neghborhood the Bulgaraus continue
to massacre tho Mussulmau population.
THE BAsuI- I-BAZOUKs
The atrocities committed by tho Cossacks and Bull
gariuns still continue Women and children who had
vt,tr rafu0 In n Eanl
families shut up in granary delivered by our
troops, among them several women and children who
wounded. The Bulgarians put to hre and the
sword the Mussueman village of Soicdji and several
Others after having carried OF tho women and girls
whom they outraged, killed and mutilated horribly
SavA
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The arrangements FOR the tour OF Gilmorcs Band are
rapidly approaching completion.
lingard and his combination company are rehears-
Ing the plays with which they are atolt to make
tour OF the country
Mr. John Brougham, with his admirably selected
company, takes the road in few days This will Do
the last appearance In America OF this senn old actor
'Orangc Blossoms" has been dropped from the bill
at waack's bot Lydia Thompson ana Ler troups
amply occupy the bill with "Blue Bcardn "oxygenn
follows.
concert by amateurs, but many OF them well
known in their respective Cfces to be glveu at tho
George Hotel Dlackrock, this evening Another takes
place at the st. Marks Hotel, Staten Island.
Mr. and Mrs ". J. Florence reappear on Monday
night in ''Thc Mighty Dollar" play that has con.
quercd critics by commanding not asking, public
praise. II is a notable instance OF dramatic success
Mr. Charles Thorne, the veteran manager, Is making
active preparation for tho coming at the Iy-
ccum Theatre. and Under the Willows" promises TO
be a feature OF theatrical entertainment A strong
cast has been provided.
Tho matinees to-day afford more than usual attrac.
tou '.The Dlnitcs; or. Tho Heart OF the Sierras,"
will be found attractive at Duns broadway Theatre;
"pink Dominos" will he recognized among the
pleasant sensat ions while 'Ah Sn at the Fifth Ave-
nue., and 'The Poor o. New York." at Nibo's both
continue TO furnish FIRST class amusement