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7 Ew ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
The new, safe and comnodlous steamer MARY
WASHINGTON IL now carrying passengers 10 Mt
yernoni and fnrnishing carriages 10 transport them
walk up long hill. The distance Is one and hall
miles not three. Leaves seyenth.street wharf every
day lSunday excepted at g0 A. Eud returns about
4o'clock. Fare 81 Including admission Gnl c1lrriage
ride to and from the Mansion. Ipsltf
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RQ1 d STREET NoRTHwEsT-RooM AND
OOl BOARD ys and u per week, according to 10
cation OF room. Transient 81 per day. Table board
ers accommodated. mhi0H
A7G PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR
" siNlhsreet Depot-First. class board, with
room, nom " TO 90 per week: transient, $40 per
day. fei+n
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ENOR RENT-FRoM AUGUST l, HOUSE NO. lOI6
= sixth street northwest; threc-slory brick; ten
rooms, hall, water and gas; s.ti Apply to w !. RED
srRAKE, Grocer, corner OF New York avenue and
Sixth street Jy2if
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SUMNER RFsC.Ty.
VIRGINIA SUMNER RESORT.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RocKBRIDaE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOARD. w TO 70 PER MONTH. AND sS PER

According to the length Of stay number In party and
location OF rooms For analysis OF waters and other
Augusta, Ga until the ist day OF June, and amer that
county, Va. Mr.. ]. n. WOCDwkRD, former man.
ager ofthe Rawley sprngs and more recently Of the
Orkney Springs, will be manager. His high reputar
ton will be q sufficient guarantee that everything
under his management will be conducted ~ the very
best style. J. W. CAMERON.
iyI0im Augusta, Ga
National Republican., 1877-07-23
MAcARTHUR's REPORTS, voia

Reports OF cases argued and determined In the Su
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, Genera
Term from the January term. 1875, to the septem
Der term, 1876 Inclusive
National Republican., 1877-07-23

EN0R RENT-ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME
houses in Spruce street, lie Droii Park;
National Republican., 1877-07-23

Elegantly navored, purely medicinal, II should be
In every family, on board every shp, and the con
passes NIL the common household remedies in the
cure OF ailments Of sudden and otlen fatal termlna
ton. Ask for SANFORDS JAMAICA GINGER,
the only genuine preparation Of jamaica Ginger
Choice AromHtcs and French Brandy. Iyls-2m
, 1877-10-20
A 5tsx-Cl,nAe In Charleston.

t1lfif1fGk b. G. fff8
The announcement that the experiment OIL 2
Sturyhase 0u tie r&ee-eOlrse was to u repeated
drew aholhcr larsr crowd ~ that locality Ycster.
day afternoon. EyerYbhly WAS uh the llptue VI
expectation Including thu dogs al'tl tue ueer:
Tile latter lay IN W0kNtrn b'x bel1itsu thc E3aAu
stand looking " II he wulld like TO yawn, aud
order somebody tu take hsu hunle liz Y fne.
wrllgruwn fellow, about ycats Old, WIN horns
spsuutit,E tinely, and sitcs sleek ana lat. The
dugs were a. fulluws: MAI Ain"tt entered Jett,
NitnrE,t, Fashion; Mr. U. 4, Douglas entered
killbuck, ku.hlux, Pluck; slI. Jahn Z. nrandt
entered Catch, Buek, Canltala, i.utra, Aol!ic'
i.liSy. Taey ali sc.mtI to know that something
was golug forward a.ni LACKED lnluirtn9iT lroi1
ouu fare to anutt.er, was:;FnS their ta.ls aud
emitting occasionally their bc!!llke cry.
Al lat Mr. douglas aud four coloscd men
appeared, ke4rlIlE the 4o1 Win lae 0ees III u.
The anln.st WAS evidently. frightened by the
crowd und the dogs, which followed tliin tlosG
up, hc!l by sheF lsashrs. All pselimiuariet
wcre arranged; tho box was borns about hun.
lsed yA1uS down the track aud turned With thu
door toward the open 6ell. aud tbs dogs wess
saugeai III lluc about fifteen feet bchlnd IT,
Excitement HOW tau high. Thu crowd watched
eagerly the little group ot neu aud horsed, tht
hounds suxgeu ~ the their lcashe4 aud showed
q smail forest ot vibrating tails, and the dccl
looked plteousiy into tho faces vi those Abou
him. Thcu tbe door Ut the eago was opcnct
aud tie Occupant elected. lie Strulled ou
about ten steps, a1d then turned xEouua NIL
looked 'twcllfn 4 horse1nan E,Alc up ant
cracked wup 1t him, and hu started; Anothe
crack aud hs Increased his speed: Auother sud
" broke Into tuni aul slothe1s au'
, 1877-10-20

the five hest varieties oF wErat in sample, thc
Eccthi twrrnstahrt I,rc.tl;usn III thc largest AMI
Lest varieties nt Vegetables. the ter,nd premium
On g",lr, an,l se.r,r'' premium on chsrt".
Wadina, one Of the smallest counttcs IN tho
state, and in 1877 having but six fnaabttnnts,
the iargest and best varieties Of grains OF all
kinds as c1hlLllct' tu thn s,raw anil berry. j.
The last AnnuA. report nf the ib'arl OF
Directors Of the Sorts'rn Pacific Railft'A'l e1-
hia,ts hustncss far in nttance Of sny trcv!"1's
year. and it undoubtcI evi'lcncf III the develnT'"
, 1877-10-20
SHORT NOTES FROM THE NORTHERN Pa
CIftC COUNTRY,

To ths E41or " lM 3rb&Hf-
CHICAGO, Oct. ly.-CAss County, Dakota,
that, until tbs summer Of 1879, wus Nh lnaian
reservation, haA now HU furMs uulcr culttya-
siou, producing this year 6l0Uu bushels of
wheat, aud during the past summer not less
than 1000 acrea OF new ground have been
broken up for ptowlug ncxt spring. Tho new
wtlcltacllS VI this county al1 returning Yield
uf from twenty " forty bushels per are. Ihe
Uass u Cheney turn, With 36.3 acres under cul-
tiyutI0t, pelxiuccd from Ui1 dell VI 3,3l5 acrra
In WHEAT 81, ~ bushels, uu aYeruSe ot twenty
tive 4ud quarter bushels pGr acre; tfon l,ltU
arre., -, III bushrls from III acres lu oats,
l4.31 bushels, III Average u lltty-seyen un1 two
thirs bushels per l. Et weight aVcsaGluG thirty
eight a1l LAlf pounds per bustlel. The cutting
Ut this immense crop Wus cD!iiueAesd on lAe
18th Vi August, uIil uli The 0tA vi September It
waa safely Housed Ia the Duluth elevators, ready
fur sf.lpuicnt to New York.
tbs "l;ruudin Farm" tu Train County. Dako-
u, OIL 3,GUU Rcscs VI kol-breal1ns III le7o, pro.
lurel u, GO bushels Of wheat, an asesase VI
twenty four aud one-tentA bushels pr sctei Oh
14O actes ln oats the yield ws& II ~ basbeA, NJ
average VI Vighty xnd olh-luartsr bushels PER
Mrt. A poor ~ Norwegian. from lBO acrct' ~
1,GO0 bushsls u wheat, VI Aueh excellent 4uA4ty
tnat 1t WA suld immediately for u pr ouAhcl.
Ihrsc arc but samples Vt the "gvldcn harvest
VI tho Red River Valley"
Ths County of Clay 1t tho l4tc MlnneSotl
Rtsts fRir carried houAs n1o 11st Vzsmlum w
, 1877-10-20

Tho Ohio Democrats will now please pro-
cscd TO ind work and wages for every Idle man In
tue sta.c.-St l'uui E4ons<r- EFtss tfnd. Rtp.).
Keltogg's chances for getting sent in tho
United statos genats ars very slim. and there will
10 few tcats slcd should they disappear alto.
gcthcr.-5t. Louis GloSs- Democrat (A<p.l.
We wero disposed to take tho rusult Of tho
election phllosophtea,lx I'll thu Akron B<aeoa sug
xcstsd that Sam Cary might b. United States Sena.
tor. That crashes us.-Co!ambHs to- Journal
lKep.l.
The South can 10 solid In anything 1t
undertakes, and we hsse perer scen II more solid
than In IT, present determination 10 sustain NJ
M,ye. In Sxssy 1t r.! aef ts goa o. '''
All TINT the problem Of resumption re.
autsts ~ tho Fcuonutlxatan Of tls silver dollar 80
that ths county may as authorized 10 resusno q
iUO cents to Tho duar, instead Of being driven tu
fr.unle Vt ~ ceou to the doltar-Sf. Loals re-
Senator Coukling, with bus square shoul-
lets and peaked beard. looks itks ths portrait Of
YORK Htrail. -pocs hu look llke E~scxs Essex.
tho matter -Loaasr4A< Gokrttr-Joas1sai tDsta.>.
And now, ii Ti1dsn Joins Conkling 10 over
throw Kelly, and swings New York tnso tho Hepub.
lc4n column. while Massachusetts lumbtes ossf 20
the Democracy, whore WI! the confusion snat IL
noii,tesi sxelus Of is77f~Iasiai<ipala T.a.ts
ttiaa.J.
Bix weeks ago Democrats were talking Of
Il. N. Dishou ~ sober, respectable gentleman,
suitable tos asntshraa; sna ~n'., anasy ~
ntshea with political ideas. Now, II u ''til0r0Gs
uucv Dick. who pulled tic ticket through" aud
ss:i"ssstsdsetnI-1si<ao s"s sst Eisas 'k.p.j
Tho Republican purity will live; It IL for
Itself u dttermlae whether It Will now start on lts
fresh cYseer OF nsetnlness BY holding UP taa h4n1s
q a5ss ~ whs'ssf T 'as waic ts
American people hayu hestuWSd upon u iA ill.,
pulling Ii forward to tho dusy which 1t must per.
iorm. tfita iisrasd tAsp.'.
"Why don's the Government receive its
own notes In payment Of duties Oh lmpost.r' asks
judge Mallory. smp!y hteauss !hs Goyefnment
hs. ptosal.ed to pay lhe public dent m gold. anu
IT, s1 ss ss ss *0W Wsss ;sas
UalIuty asks thu HuyeFnulcnt IL receive III Aotcs
for I'll luss. hs ASKS for practical population. -
AtiUduk<< Sesssne4 tRtp,).
Thomas Mast las hail ITO quarrel with the
lIaipets. Tho stories 10 that effect which hare
Gecn doatIna through tho counry srs tnt!sslY
without foundation. tlls Eest,nus tu New ! ORE.
grcal publishing hoasr were Hstss more sota,aa
Ut intimate than tt prese1f, nhl there haSt berh
nvlthcF persous nor husineas Ait ita.tseasats. NJ.
Mai dlltr.s, Ioxs,rr. quite explicitly from so4u
features IN tht pfVseAt potlca! toafso VI tarptF
Htstiy.-At4a YORK 1fld4ns tl<b.>.
Tho Journal advocated obedience to law
during tho stEtke, and nssurad the euployes that
public oplnloa would demand ,ussies tor thsT IL
u.na9ev 81 H. Y1esl truuk lima that an iuctta.e
u ireixAts will meet with ttlc public fs.or unless
eeass eae ~ Inv xsss. u slsr esnploycs Tae pro:
duiiug casses have 40 Interest tu this subject snu
theiE rghie 4hoult also " respected.
Journal thtP.}
blz. Blaino said in conversation to-lay that
fkH 4HTfrI I[AI
, 1877-10-20
CURRENT, GOSSIP.
wONG,Fr,INH.

WONDERING.
wonder how twill scem
W1,cn lies last moments shall have come
When sight begins 10 fail
When lips grow stln, and culd, and dumb.
wonder how twill seem
To know breath will bc my last
To know my earthly lltr,
1ts all OF Joy and pain, II past
wonder how twill seem
With dying eyes 10 sicw my life
Its toAda 20 hard to bear,
lie Joy, its wo, It's petty str!ft.
wonder how twill acen.
How everything will sceru 10 me-
When comes that solemn hunr
From Earth that sets my spirit free.
,LoDA, III. nArTlk MATTER.
, 1877-10-20

trrr,ptcd l.Y str. ewett, but the Court did not
think tr was travelling uut.t1r the record. The
defendant. siIpnk In slc1r bouts NIL tlln after
noon, md thc feeling gathered from the re-
marks nf spectators may he summed IN Tins:
''If that Jury ts1.'t tlrcsi, they cannot avotl
y!ctIpr those fcliuHsr
, 1877-10-20
CQSSACK AND TURK.
huntia xftosa tEGtnEtuA

The otl.r day. n ycncefuI Coasack, laylpr
oycrtatcn. inter- d ilarl chase, parifled Turk,
go. .,,t IT,, f.., ~ tance tl,,,,,pb him ,,,
tnsust auoot a'e ''e' ~ 'a.ee ,... 49,. ~
seG II lle was sunnui anAs TalIe mcultatihG
nm Tim l,cat means Of extracting tho prpbe,-
H., .,,,.i,ir,, t,,o rc.t cf N IN 1broro, ,r
pulling back what llad already gone through
Ilu ul,srryut1 certain Indications og rcatles8nGss
Ur Ijsrtru furt un tho purt Of ia late auAaguufsl
ft,.'- ,,..rop Jt,t, ot,, 1lshfn hr tant ourr fhr
.,,at ns,.'E .,ts ~, .ti,iicr an1S asLmi. ~
pEussiAt1 soutct ana ,ts s ,.t,.. ...,
,,,,, =, What sPPea'S w W '"' AMY VII"
IL whh,h III. tmoa1cd onn reanonded that
"A a.. %t.i',u ENou, f:ns.artiv 1,,t hs h.i.vc,l
, 1877-10-20

IN tue billie bnt what il true: all yau want IL n
L" ptayrttnIly 10 work an'l cipher out how Y
was donc.r
, 1877-10-20

Enquirer tsys:
n..h e.,,te: sem e 70 ao.ttnE .onx .he .pg.s
sS.1sa '.s!! .sS ~
e ~; ~ e.,
ssi: q r. i
Is:.ty :ssasa i: ,:.s.;ssiSS:;; II;
. liz .eIss j tSe o. sfe reps.l ie.emp
1 IT. e. st III L esl!s"
g. ts. !st sIi s:a1 &, ,,s:s.
s::s'; Z !s;' 's sss
o4ssnl.s ~ ii.sktas carsaey Goanissss xit
ssy @ M Il aF:i u ofHss
y q xss sfP9S f s r.
& 's = " ss !;
a I'D i IT, g
ZIG aat v Viii III srw is M
free tradc ctcnirnt n ths Hume H. wls' mAke Gp
ss, Ii .sy' wi" ' accepted '' Tho country ''F
lilo lion Thomas 8. Docock. Confederate
bourbon Of Virginia. nlade speech IN l.vnchhurR,
which Tic Itsga'aa Of thst place 1eporss. Among
VI 81 xS9 e s!a = F'sss .
:si!s :s!!s%s :! !x:s!ss.., .sss;:Sf
ais"f "a e Z s:yux
Think W soud sn@t stn hlu our true 'ol!r1 4 10
i: !: 4:
.s N c1.s< ~ cs
st u !: ~ Y :'5i;
so r .'' oPss; oPssR; - S:s~ts :.uaa.s: Hs
Il ;; :ss $$ = ~ ss
sOuthcrn tlan, Any rscept such ntrtul Nvrth.
raj am No. frsStaisat ,asloriiy. i:tor1 teaches
s!sp s.:s se " t. i T. sssa4 sss
.sx ~ h: ~ aHF III a Is, sa
% y ~ ;, e. Htss IL tSe
G.annf: si FyIy sesexn!.sS li; ..iysacs u W.T.;
L. h.s ID wf' s.ne n ~
III X yGs y H. h:fs n1:s1 L.
Ra.s "En ytFns n. H. s'ors h.
sS| S;*s!; 5 s S;s *:s %
Ss hy1 Fl ~ aaS Ss
Tho New York 7In4ea IL OF opiuion that the
Southern members generally will vote thi4 wlnte.
torcpcal lhs cut'ahtoat Resumption AeL ltays;
ssars :, :s .ss kqsa II 1spes
81 4 ss II. a't sr,sssi sss Of 'h'
!ssss!!sn$r. Mss!%Sa, sss: aaS =: Se!ts,sa !,
iis% H. ~ :.s!s Ss; "a ;Ss1:5:s %st;n
anAkG tho hl1llLuHm *$klMAAu Fa1 4H*{f1Dtsi " 81
iu ~ Ills huuIh turpAnE 10 uf the ~ and Of Tue u
ALr J. the selae pared It's 1t& lon h 0f that tenoF
III u II ~ The south furnishing Is Ut the ~ votes
Hoi inc u. April II tnr tut. uisn ta.tnE thla b!!
iufnshing u u ta!r 81 AMI aot le ": June u: III
scnats pa14I the Marna14' Nprtoa Cau,ptonlss !nH4
tan bilt iFclert4d by .hr i1~' extending tha iexal
tsuer tux 1lfnul ~ $a UNA tr SoiE pt!GY - q
= ths south furnishing = II .se s: md q tue =,
Tits gndr1mft thk div lsuta un 1nhur ocea4lon4-!
asslccrH.ful n.ra.urcs. Thu l,a~e Coulprufu!sc Till
Vi Jane fe4Ittl!nx The legal ten len II s34+
H. .hs saai6 fa,nisaax Il q tGs q m 1t ~ %
pea.td D. y - T., ths South tvrn1'1tnx t., .
s!e Ftc9n Or ~ .t"u.s ~ nna th.t On Jaa ~
u.iasss troubles 10 l4suncitncy Of ths epr;sncY ~
directing l!e a1cpArait.n VI - lnns1!ua ~! Htaoa
h,Uth fnfntns 81 l!.e Is sud " Of tha ~. MarcI
n Tie ftu14s l nlAg thu lrEs! rndcFs 1t $itstts
r.s.s b. iii tn77. lie soutL tnrnt.hI:l y y tle A.
With yssssd passed sy ~ t. l'f, ths tou,h ~
mate ah4t!on hl Of tho Erstton' d.y ~ FtleSte!
IL VI tbs 10; June ~ t.e axr. ~! IA.
ri hy ri +O tbs south faralshthx ~ et I'M 81 aud
of tue III; jan. lsT5 4hr l!c.nmptun act p2zsco
lii IL u tho south fuFuising ~ u the l5d AM 81
, 1877-10-20

-,
J. rstEuna Throughout the city we hare established
1Lr1LE fInccs In the different iFiA1nt desEnatcd
prtee y Charged at the Atu Office and vii he received
an E4turtaTs:
WILLIAM II. WINNING. bookseller md slat1oncr.
1aa Twc0s*.sccanist.. near wa,As!b.ar.
y ". HALtIES. SexttlesIer. s.aslone1, ETC., 1ooo
West NJ Mad!<tu.et. near Nc3tGrn.4v. .--1
EOHEE.T TtIitEMsTDN. Veal Side News Depot I
Blue lkhtd.Ar. rnrnrf OF 1fasteti.8t.
;EUIHiE HENRY. nooxs. Stationery. etc. $50 Di-
vih
, 1877-10-20

away went deer and hortcmen ut
md speed through the t'fk frnnvl, whi'h va
r}cs from three tp six fect IN height. For about
sa g.: ya, ,hs s [ne was k;Pi VI nsn h.
Eliicd th!o,gfi The weeds and M nc,assonal
glimpse of the ktuk Of the stag aa 1t Tosc Tor
m instant aboye tho mas. Of green am! then
disappeared. THEN nt The ~or'l the lcaalcs
tfnRlc ls,lnd md tic line Strengthened out. the
beautiful hounds dazzling into the weeds, heals
up anu tails straight ont, hrca.ting the Inter-
posing stalks right CALAMITY. Then the crowd
hundred of'lrsou. horsemcn started from
various points on tho track and dashed
around it A. full specl, getting in their
own way and everybody e,se's. For a few
elimpses he'ng caught Of the flying deer and Tho
dogs wbch came hard behind him. Suddenly
The chase Feereti to the vest, and the horses ani
dogs were seen running IN that direction. Ihen
ihcrt was great shout, "1IcEe lie comes" and
sure enough, lar up, At the end of the Geld far.
ttatst from the gate, the deer burst Into. view,
coming with long. eatv stride, cars aud head
ctect, hreast we'll thrown forward, md gather
Ing hls launches uhder him With the regular
machinery. Close behind him came ,!a1.
Minott's dog JeH, head down this time, back
stretched out, and every quiveFinE nerve a1,d
tough muhcic strained. lie was followed at
short distance by Mr. I'randt's C*uttola. white
The remainder OF the pack was strung out bc.
htusi.. The deer took fDur or tire Of hfs magnt1.
tent leaps and came to n fence, over which he
vent like bail Of muscle ami fur, the dogs
never hcs.tatng 10 follow. Tho struggle was
eoon closrd. The drer came clote TO lie grand
t4n, and, despite l,r efforts ot The riders, took
the fence into tic trclosure, closely followed by
the dogs. just behind the stantl lie Eot into q
cuntp of weeds. Here Je1 aud Capitnia got
hin t,cnnctl. There were few moments wav.
Ing OF the lcares as he Judged u AMI ITO, and
tumpeA ffom tho cover. Az hc 'lil ko JET
caught hin, Just inside the right hind le.. A
l,orsenan Whipped the dog back, aml the stag
was au9ht and carried back to his t,oK.
, 1877-10-20

Ia ,,c Kepnhlcsn have mt. and don't know of
any rc,'oa Why .hy.'t msxs ny ,,*, saesfa
81. Loub G!oS.. Lf,aoerat tf'npi1eobit Erp,J.
If tho stay y-at-homn workingmen ara the
room lrarn whAt It hss coss them to inrn the enid
% aud .tra"a % 10 nj matts!a @ their inteseats. . TIC
i'einMsst'c parry they ~lll look 10 vain tof tle
Il ne, o. %
adroeste The taxation q ehnseh ptnpenJ. msa.
rurc whtch was etnphaiieaIly fnaor.sa b ths
t%s} ""'' ''@'''''''" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''<'N'
No man, Bonth Or North, can honestly or
eon.isteHt1y withhold from President TIayrs his
qun1lded admiration. The Democrat Y ho he.tates
justice. Through his indc dependent, msnIikc, and
an era of resumptloa of trasernai feelings between
eqnaIity between rreenbasks and 9old md s!i.er;
rt.ump piIon Of prosperity throughout the iand; re.
ssnRs'sh shet 81 tsf sgS II @
(NtM.1.
Many of the most noisy and ardent sdvo-
cates Of the iAsue by the Government Of tnnfe IT.
rcdcemsb1c 1cga!.tnder notes .re n.cn who sse
owing large amounts. and go in tho increase OF
~ .thcif debts more ea.iiy: such insr:.-e would
inr dels' 4. rood dosr. ia. il Il xn.e q atopt
rs stse x
d liz 9,cs up vEl+ wsge. ri,s naeh n,ors .Iow'
:S9 . s e. esne. iss Il e.. s~ a e: men
arc lhr juutest In their clAuof zbont the wrongs
sa r. s ' 4 .SstF
coin viii come itradsne*. Of ba,ne,a and ..luea.
of far mprc benefit II him than tpasmedle enploy-
inent: eren 1t higher xcs.-Anaduket Hi*eon-
sn tR<p.).
, 1877-10-20

Z tlsT-W WEiJSEsllAi MORNING, OFT. II. ls7J. ON
Indiana ~. car. u feck court aud WsAAh
NJ HvSk Guuk uu4 diary cont4iA1uI slnAll s4M ot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-10
The war In Montenegro.
Especial to the Democrat. /

lSRsGta W hh6 IafHnEIHGI
LONDON, June 3, u correspondent who
draws his information from official Montene-
grin sources. telegraphs tho following ae-
count Of operations under date Of Friday:
The Turks moved two columns forward,
one going to the relief of Goranslo, and the
tog.
The latter column attacked the entrenct-
ments Of Gen. Vutavias with great gallantry.
but were repulsed. being twice driven baels
on the reserves The third attack being also
repulsed. the Turks took up position oppo-
site Kerstoz. where they still remained when
the last courier left
In spite of this alleged third repulse Of tho
Turks. the account proceeds TO state that
Vukavias fell back on the second line Of the
has not been moeeted
1t appears from this report, which certainly
does not unduly exaggernte the success of
the Turks that II Gen. Vukavias' positions
were not actually stormet. he Is placed in
such n position as to be obliged TO abandon
them. The account Of the fight states that
the Turkish loss in dead in this engagement
Is about 3000
Six hundred dead were counted In front of
the intrenchments of one Montenegrin bat-
TALON alone. The other Turkish column,
going to Goransko, was met by Gen. Socica
and driven back to Muratovtza, where 1t was
eneamped ut the latest information.
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Mnnning HulIdage,l.

ISppnlhA 10 the DnmGnfhf.i
WASHINGTON. June "a West Point letter
says Hon. II. b. Banning, of Ohio. joined his
fellows on the board of visitors Yesterday.
Upon arriving he was met by ono Of the Off
GERS, who asked him what he meant by stating
that the officers at that post had their houses
furnished at the governments expense, and
in the most luxurious manner. Banning did
not recollect having said that in any speech
In the House. Before he reached the hotel he
was spoken to about the matter and about
hia opposition to the army in general by some
gentlemen who rode with him in the stage
and when he got to the hotel he was aceosted
In the same manner by come of the members
why" he said, ~ Senators Blaine and
Masey began 10 talk the matter over with
him on the piazza. II am beginning to think
| have been bulldozed. The army has no
better friend than am
Gen, Banning leaves to-day for home
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THE GREAT REAL ESTATE SALE NEXT TUESDAY.
The firm OF Nash Hodgson, auctioneers, will
on Tuesday next, at IL o'ci ok m, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, offer by public out
cry to tho highest bidders, without reference to
Limits or appraisemepts, the great Morgan es-
tates, known by very prominent property holder
estates M int in thi. eity W en- braeog az it I'd does sa
twenty odd elegantly built and centrally located
brick stores, situated on the principal leading
reets. in the very heart Of our business G. ntre'
and suscpp ible OF yiel ling greater and more
certain revenues than any other estate among ms.
The entire list il choice one either for ocenna
iion or mnnerative iuves. mants and we re-
fer onr numerous readers to the a, yer isements a
in our columns this morning, and TO the plans.
which can bs seen at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CAPITAL NEWS.
THE rouH PER CENT H0NDs.
A Contract far their sale made with
leading NanHars.
special to the Dem ocrat.l

Especial 30 the Dem ocratl
WASH INarua, June "a contract has beer
entered into and signed by the Secretary Of
tho Treasury and Messrs Rothschild, J. s.
Morgan u Co. seligman Bros. and Morton,
Rose Il CO., Of London, and Belmont & Co,
Drnxel. Morgan q o., j. Il w. Seligman q
Cos Morton, Bliss Il Go. and the First Ma
tioral Bank, OF New York. for the sale Of the
four per cent thirty year censols at par In
coin uf which $25,ooo,Doo are subscribed for
now, to be paid In July and August, s5,ooo,e 600
to be for resumption purposes and 500 eoo,ooo
fef redemption III six per cent bonds
The contract is for six months. and is sim
liar In general terms 10 the former contract,
with this important provision, that for thirty
days after full natiee the loans shall be open
10 popular subscription In the principal cities
of the United btates at par III coin. with the
right tu pay for bonds Within ninety days
after subscription pr delivery.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has with4
drawn from the market a1uo,ooo,onD OF the
four and half per cent bonds, and The former
syndicate have subscribed. under the old con-
traet for e25.oDO.ooo of four and a half per
cent bonds. being u balance Of $40, ,ooo. 600.
This closes out the four and d half per cent
loan, and the Secretary will place upon the
market tho four per cent loan at once. beginz
ming with subscription Of E25.00o,p 900.