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craa. p-.ta,n and AM, the war.

Great Britain and the war.
Tn the telegraphic extract from the man
chester Guardsa,,'s london letter OF '''e
a3d appears this sentence 49,: :-,r.--
ON. these circumstances there Is solne
reason for fearing this country may " ~
|gedintethe- present eenfi'cs
When an English newspaper sus'a''.s VI.
Government it does so with suDser'teno.
that Is unqualified and unfaltering. hn'
9TH, we car scarcely see how this descrlp-
ton OF service should impose upon man
tbe use OF the word .: dragged" applied to
the entering Of England into the war be
tween Russia and Turkey. There can be
no truth in " dragged at present or IN the
future with reference to that matter. Ihere
can be no excuse for England's meddilng
in that war. Her fancied dangers from the
change OF owners Of Constantinople ana
Adrianople are but taRcied, and never was
fancy more completely without reason ana
Justice. England has Gibraltar, she has the
Sucz canal. and coaling stations on the
Mediterranean. She really wants nothing.
II Russia had Coustantiuople it would I'M
pair England's position in the East not
lot or little. Dragged" into that war
cannot possibly apply to her act, save as she
NAV, like serpent, "drag' herself INTO II.
We nut no faith in the London letter TO
the Guardian. The English nation is too
much divided upoa the question OF the
Eastern war to make for the Ministry bed
of roses in any diplomacy it may set on foot
with view OF taking q hand in that war.
Then, it is very plain that the principal Eu-
ropean nations are rather tired OF the idea
that England's fancied interests in Asia
must ever keep the European policy and
the map subordinated to those interests.
Too long has England bulldozed the CONT
nent. The wonder is that the continental
Powers have not long since put an end to
her domination. The peace and civilized
progress Of the continent demand that the
Eastern question shall be ended, and that
where Christianity and IslamiSm now main-
tain-by their feudS and observation-disclosures
barism and decentralization there shall be
homogeueity, peace, and progress. This,
we think, appears to he the object OF
the diplomacy at Berlin. 1t is pretty clear
that England understands this, and we
have no idea that the expectation that she
means to enter the war rests upon any rea-
sonable foundation. 1t will surely be dis.
appointed. The war will go on until Ger
many feels called upon to undertake with
Russia the shaping of the continental pol
icy. The continental Powers will surely
control this time, and we anticipate that
they will end the Eastern question. II they
do not it will return to plague them. There
can be nc permanent peace until the Turk
is expelled from Europe.
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III. THE CHEAPEST AS WELL As
THE CHOICEST LINZ or DRY GOODS In the
city can now be found a: the popular Brosd-si-eet
Dry-Goods Emporium ri
THALHIMER BROTHERS. so1 BROAD STREET.
CORNER or SIXTH.
Our buye. being In New York, and hsTsnz attend
ell the recent large sales are enabled ~ offer all
Of the most snasguable and attractive speciaIties
suitable to the SEASON: and. With the determination
TO sell the best goods At the lowest price,, oor gales
are giving universal satisfaction.
Our stock claim to he the most complete In our
line that can be found 10 the city Our prices DEFY
successful competition. and We guarantee every ar
ticle II represented. We cnumeraIe some Of our
| bargains:
BLACK CASIIsiERES from Csc. to $3.50, fully
90 per cent. less than can be bought elsewhere.
D, |, will nay }9u TO look at or on, Cashmere
new stock. Buy your Aipacas from US, and YOU
DRESS GOODS in great variety: in fact. we make
them speciality. a large line OF all the newest
PLAIN Ard FIGURED rort1Ss at l2H le'., 20,
Beautiful new KSICKERBOCKER sUITISGs Jus,
opened, At 81, 90, 25, AID 30c. yer yard-al
An entirely new stock Of CLOAKs Just received. in
the latest styles CT Cloth aud Matalesse all OF
which are offered with the smallest percentage
advance on the original cost. Wcdefy any house
in the city 10 meet our prices these goods.
| In CaSSISfERES, for mems and boys wear, arc
showing variety Of new gods: and. a. we
| make them specially. we can afford IN sell them
| fully % per cent. less than any other house.
| Also full line OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS, in
| all shades.
The largest stock Of KID GLOVES ever offered in
the city. We will open during the week an en-.
! tircly new stock of BLACK. WHITE. OPERA
! SHADES. and DARK KIDS NJ soc. pair
| worth twice the money. We can please anybody
| with Kid Gloves.
The creates, bargain offered IN the city IS big
lot of SILK HANDKERClilEFS. which W,
have just opened and are selling at 60c.. origina
price 81: also. 4 very large STOCK Of the same at
25c. sold everywhere else ut soc.
| DOMESTICS. FLANNELS. SHAWLS. CARPETS.
NOTIONS, RIBBONS. FCRNlSHlNG.GOODS.
HOSIERY, IORSETS. LADIES. GENTLE
MEMS. and CHILDRES'S UNDERWEAR. and
everything else usually kept IN .irs;-class dry
goods store. and all 1t The most attractive prices
a. THALlIIMER BROTHERS..
col Broad street. corner OF Sixth.
| y. R.-MI. CHARLES HCTZLER /, HOW Will
lis. and will be pleased 10 his friends aud Gus
| toners 1T THAIHINER BROTHERS,.
| nol7 Col Bread street.
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- ONCE MORE IN THE MARkET

7. Z. PRICE & GO.
announce the arrival OF ;lc largest and most ~..cct
line Of CLOAKS In PLAIN BEAVERS and
mattel ASSE fancIeS:
New line Of DRESS GOODS. embracing Iagnii-
cent line OF BLACK SILKS ~ ant.Jsitum
rates:
COLORED SILKS from = 20 - ;-sr yard;
CASIfMERES III BLACK and CCLpPED 40 ca1
offer III endless variety:
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS IL b-aGi;ss:, assortment
Of grades and manufacture.
We solicit Ill. attention ii buyers - stock Of
GENTLEMES'S and LADIES KlDs-.n ,h.s+
goods We have fullest line south .! New York
six-hut,on. foUr-hu;ton. three. tws-. and one
button.
Something novel IN TWO-4CTTOS GENTLE
MEMS klDS-Castor and Doe$kin.
We call attention 10 our stock az. VIRGINIA
GOODS in GLOVES and CASSIMERES. These
goods. by superior manufacture and State pro-
duction. should receive 4 liberal patronage.
This day VIC receive q magnificent line OF RUF
FILINGS.
FLANNELS. DOMESTICS.
LINENS. and HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Look at cur SLACK CASHMERE from 7Jc. 10 90
T.R. PRICE: 4 CO..
no j. lloi Main stree.
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ANOTHER BLACK OUrRAGER CApru1

ANOTHER BLACK OUTRAGER CAPTURED
This morning Captain Green Williams,
chief Of police at Danville, Va, arrived
here with O requisition from the Governor
OF Virginia for the body OF colored man
named Marshall McCraw, charged with
committing rape on white lady Of that city
named Mrs. Hodnet some three months ago,
at which time the negro made his escape
from that locality. he was arrested yester-
day by Detective George Miller, by direc-
ton OF Lieutenant Vernon, who had re-
celyed telegram from Mayor j. c. Luck
describing him. He Is stout, burly fell
low, as black as the ace OF spades, and went
back on tue morning truin.- Washington
Star,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Washington, No
yember IA special from Columbia, S.
c., reports an accident on the Charlotte and
Columbia road, caused by the trestle at
Fishing Creek having given way under the
noon train from Columbia for Charlotte,
consisting OF the express, baggage, and
two passenger-carS, and containing twenty
passengers. The engine reached the fur
Their bank when the bridge fell, and but for
the breaking OF coupling would have been
pulled into the stream on top the balance
OF the train. The number and names OF the
missing could not be obtained last night.
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!; FOREIGN NEWS.
~Y On pnR&v-

LoxpoS, November 24:-Thc special cor
respondent OF the Standard at GiuergeVo
sends the following under date OF Thurs
day: g I have been shown telegram from
Russian headquarters requesting contrac-
tors TO furnish 10000 bags biscuit instantly
for bcsieped Pleyna, as Osman Pasha has
opened negotiations for surrender
The Times's Paris correspondent says ii
Is announced from Bucharest that the Rus
slams have ordered supplies OF food in expec.
tation OF the early capitulation OF Plevna'
Greece Awnking Again.
A special from Athens says the populace
are exceedingly wariike since the recent
Russian victories.
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THE MINISTRY SHoRT-L Paris, No
yember IA new Ministry was gazetted
to-day. This mornings Republican Jour
nails regard the Ministry as short-lived
experiment, and say that the Republicans
cannot accept it. They will reject any idea
OF compromise as long as due satisfaction is
not given to universal suffrage.
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The Dispatch is hereby informed that
one half of the vote cast for Mr.. Trigg ut
this place was of the character OF the vote
cast for General Malone in Halifax. The
Dispatch understands us.-1bin9don l'r-
1ini1n.
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DANVILLE.

Correspondence or the Richmond Dbpatch.l
=, 3Ss, Il: Il NOVEMBER 90, 1877.
..,sM learn from Chatham to-day that Col
oneI Davtd s. Graves, highly-esteemed
c,,zen OF this county, died last Wednesday
night OF apoplexy at the house OF DIR. Pen.
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Captain EADs has applied to the LIGHT.
nense i'oard Tor lights for the Southwest
lass ~ ITS mouth, and also for the son.
JUGS Jugs q the ietties. He will. of course, get
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" DRY. GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.

NJ DRY. GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.
sYCLE BROTHERS
have III arked their entire stock II bottom prices.
Come and be convinced that sYCLE BROTHERS
Is the cheapest place in The city 20 buy your DR1
GOODS.
You will save twenty-five Per cent II you viii buy
your DRY GOODS from SiCLE BROTHERS.
We have just received an extra large lot of
CIOAkS. At bottom priceS, 10 suit erybody.
SHAWLS In srea; variety FURS for ladies' and
children II various prices
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS. from
bottom 10 The top prices, In all the new styles II
YOU want these goods, You Will save IHenty-nEe PEI
cent BY purchasing them At SiCLE BROTHERS.
DRESS GOODS from 10c. up TO 81 yer yard: beau
tiful shades at one shilling;
4 lovely lot Of DRESS GOODS at 2a and SOC. per
KNfckERBoCKER DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
TELvETS for oyERSkIRTS, and all the latest
styles at SYCLE BROTHERS.
Ladies, Gentlemen's, and, Ch!ldren's UNDER
WEAR in great variety, and At forty per cent. less
than ever sold in the city before.
hPAcAs, CACHE,nREs, HEN IETTA
ZINE CLOTH, and all MOURNING GOODS
EIANNELS In WHITE ana StLOhLD 1io
-.TWILLED aud PLAlN-a!l prices.
ehNFSS s sef i &c and
Hos sIhAeh GLosEs e co dse HASDKER-
| CHIEFS, and SCARFS 10 suit everybody
Our 100 COLORED SILKS are 81 .25 per yard;
All shades SILK VELyETS from $3.50 10 sio Per
yard:
yELVETEENS In all shades
BALLOONS, BUTTONS PRINCES, aud all tue
latest styles OF TRIMMINGS, ,,,t,,,r,
4 n extra large lot Of BLANKETS In WHITE anu
COLORED. from sl.25 10 $40:
We can speciai attention TO our So and 81 BLAS-
sHEETISGS, BED-TICKS, CARPETS. TABLE.
CLOTHS, DAMASK, CRASH. TONES, am. ~
NAPKINS AZ lowest prices and thoas s y. o. .,
other articles that we could mention but lot want
of SPACE CaIl and see for yourselves
Persons wishing samples will please send postase
Goods sent G. o. .. Special attention pad 70 orgTs
Come and see that SYCLE BROTHERS, Is the piaee
- ou' 'oA. .SYCLE BROTHERS,
S1l Broad street.
nol2 between Third and Fourth streets.
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CONDITION OF THE POPE MORE CRITICAL.
LONDON, November a4.-It is announced
from Rome that an attempt to cup the Pope
failed, and that 1t has produced an afilux OF
humors to the chest.
Cardinal simeoni, in view OF the condi-
ton of the Pope's health, has asked the car
dinals to confer with him on general inter-
ests OF the Papacy. 1t is probable that
species OF Council OF Regency will be ap-
pojntod s...#H.
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GEEATISE.
a II \ L M E Z SIS
TRANSPARENT GELA1ISE
Is highly recommended by Delmopico and other
leading res,surateurs In New York for making
JELLIEs, BLANC NANCE, &C. &C.
We introduced this excellent article the public
last year. 1t has given much satisfaction that we
are warranted In recommending II ss being IN every
respect equal 10 any imported. The price IS lower.
For sale to the trade At manufacturers p.ices.
PURCELL. LADD s CO..
NOES 1915 Main street.
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REMOVAL.
z II. MCGUIRE HAS REMOVED BIS
LAw-OFFICE to the STATE BANK BUILDING
main foor-6rst door on the right II the main en-
trance. no 17-St&teodst
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ZINE BfOX-PA P Z L s.

large assortment OF FINE WRITING-PAPEk,
put up in handsome style, for sale BY
ELLYSONS YASCEi, BooHseilers,
(successors TO j. L. Eiiysonl
n1e lll2 Main street.
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MEETINGS.
A NNUAL MEETING.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.
TREASURES OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. November 10, 1877, }
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF This company VIII be
held M the Office Of the company. corner OF BYRD
and Eighth streets. on TUESDAY the 9Th instant
az e O'Clock NJ
The books of transfer will be closed from The It'll
instant until after the day Of meeting
VI. ". WARRINGTON,
no1o.td Treasurer.
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SRTJRG

EMPLOYEES PAID oFf-DEATH OF A GOOD Wo-
MAS-THE PREsIDISG-ELDERSHIP-
CorScH-aoTIoS ovERRCLED-THE CATHo-
Lie FArK--RAILRoAD TRAIN ISTERRCPTED-
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Bv L. A. kCrbY, AuCtiOnCT,

mo, So King street, AlnXandTla, Va
LSURSUANT TO A DECREE Or THE
L Corporation Court for tho city Of hlexan-
dtis, rendered " tho October term, 1877, OF tho
said Court in the suit Of Boyd and wife vs.. Al
exander ct ais, pending therein, the subscrlb-
ers. % con- mssioners O: sale, appointed ~ the
said decree, will expose for sa!c by public aoc-
ton, on SATURDAY, tbs lat day OF Deccin-
Der, 1877, at II u in front of the premises, th'
following described property, viz:
lst A LOT OF GROUND with IHhh
STORY BRICK TEEEMEN thereon, situs,-
ted at the northeast Intersection OF Royal and
Cameron streets, in thoc!ty & Alexandra, Vir-
ginis, in front on Cameron street ~ feat men.
and extending northwsrdiy in depth a feet u
inches, more or less. being the premises now
occupcd by w. A. johnson as store.
ID. A LOT OF GROUND, with a I'll RE
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon. 40.
Joining the above described property on tho cast,
IN front on Cameron strcot2l feet and extend
mo northwardly in depth 80 feet inches moro
or less with an outlet, :: icat wide, leading into
Royal street. .,
Terms Of Sale: Ono tan.h Of tho purchase
money TO be paid in cash on the day OF sale, and
the residue in thrc, cqusi instruments at six.
twelve and eighteen months from tho day OF
sale; tho deferred payments TO bear Interest
from the day of sale, and to bo secured by the
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers. with sp-
proved security, and the retention of the tlllo 70
The property until said notes are paid
GEO. a. MUSHBACH, Comm rs
K KEMPER, of Sale.
oc3l-ts ALBERT STUART,
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I3u lirnen & Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctionoor5.]
nom MISSIONERS SALE OF a VALU-
" ABLE SUBURBAN FARM-By virtue
of q decree of the Circuit Court for tho county
of Alexandria, Virginia. rendered at its Noven''
Der term, 1877. IN the chsEcery cause, OF Mills
and wife VS.. Beach, trustee, tho undcrslgnni
special commissioners therein named; VA! oll.r
for sale By public auction, on tn HSDA1
the 2).h day Of November, 1877, in front OF tho
entrance to the Court room. on Fairfax street,
ia the city Of Alexandria. Virginia, that certain
TRACT OF LAND, with the Improvement"
thereon, situate in sid county Of AlnxandriS,
Va, on TIE north side Ct the Middle Turnpike
road, about u miles from the city, and next i'd
Joining Ivy Hill Cemetery on the west, contain
ing acres, rood and Il pe7ches, being now
occupied By J. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms OF Ssle: Six hundred dollars in :a.h
and the residue in Two cqIsI instslments ~ s%
and twelve months, rcsuac.lvaly, ON the day
Of sale, with interest Bonds Of tho purchaser
to be taken for The dcfetrod payments, and I" b"
secured by 81 lien on The property.
5. FERGUSDN BEACH. Special
5. CHAPMAN NEALE. C"n!..
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CHRONIC PHOTOGRAPHY.

Nv This sri an ordinary Photograph can BIS
transformed into {. FINELY FINISHED
A RT PICTURE. strongly resembling forceiain
Miniaturcs. and attracting tho admiration or al,
bcholders Vet all this Can be accomplished
at n v-ry slight cost by sny person OF ordinary
ski! and intelligence, and Il picture CT ccmp&'a-
tivcjy trfing cost, rendered fifty times more
valuable ct very small outlay OF time and ma
tcrial.
This art is particularly adapted to ladies and
others who SIC seeking light employment, Wheth-
or for amusement or profit and especially those
who have skill in, or tusta for, using oil or water
colors, though il can easily be learned by all;
No acquaintance with photography is needed
to produce these pictures. If sold they readily
command 81 for card sZo and 50 for cabinet
size, each, with frames.
Briefly tho process consists in transferring the
Photographic print to 8 convex glass, msnuiac-
turcd expressly for tho purpose, which Is done
by tho use of the Adhesive Preparation. accom-
panying BrowneIl outfit.
1t is then rendered transparent By means. CT
tbs Diaphanous Liquid, (sold only in connection
with Brownclps oul!it) and another ? lass beng
used. tho picture is coored and tinl:hed IN me
manner cisborately and fully described in the
Instructions accompanying the Quilt, winch sre
improved and more complete than any CO
tails which have bee: given 20 tho puoAc:
Directions for mixing and using BIN oll shu
Water CO,ors are E ven, in addition 10 o'nef
necessary items. with BroWners ontht-a neat
B!sck Walnut Hinged Case, containing all ma
tc7as necessary f,r thia beautiful work, costing
only 81 80 and - W each, according TO sIZs.
With the Diaphsnous Liquid, Ifansl nrehcy
can be secured in twenty minutes
All materials for Chrome Photography in
GLIDING Brownelps Outfits. Convex Glass, Vel
vet Frames beet quality, Of oil SIZES ard 90
scriptions, Csrd Board, Colcrs, &c., Nc, &c, ar
supplied wholasalo and retail ~
GEO. 4. FRENCH,
nn1o % King street.
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sStsG CREAM, &C.
)T;CE or REMOVAL.

kIOTiCE OThEAOVAL.
| wish to notify MY friends and the public
generally that have moved from my place OF
business on King street to No. IL n. st. Asaph
street where ! will receive orders foe
ICE HEAM,
snL supply ramiios at tho following low prices !:
lea Cream. ........S1 20 per gallon
.......... 5 CO five gallons
Cu:t&rd ........... | 10 per gallon
Wster lr.~.......... % per gallon
will keen .lunys On hand variety # Phiis-
d.Irh;n r.. ri = Zen bans, Cream work Of all
ilsvors, fine AID common conf-c.!ons. Ap"'e:,
uraoras. Lemons, 81. Also Milk Dup,N
where fresh milk c:s;! be had ut all times,
j. S. FOkCE,
nov :.r2n No. II n. ST. Asaph st.
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THOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. ". COR. KING ST. ASAPH SIS.
Having removed into my now storo with large
stock Of STOVES Of every description and an
endless variety of TIN WARE and other goods
kept in that line, invite those in want of such
goods to cal! and e1anino my stock, believing
can satisfy them both in price, kind and quality.
NV facilities for doing all kinds Of work, such
as repairing Fire Place Hes.ers, Par or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Guttcring
and Spouting, have beon grestly enlarged and
improved, enabling mo- TO do such work at thh
hortost notice,
HOT AIR FURNACES, for heating churches.
pu tlio Iu;ilinso 1 LrvliiuYs, specially.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, now work aad repairing as
low as the lowest. sep ID
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AUCTION SALES.
By F. A. Kerby, Auctionee

by I. n. AefDy, AuCtlOneer,
4 UCTION SALE OF PERSONALITY
"A The following articles of personal property
will bs sold by public auction, on SATURDAY,
the 24th instant at II clock g. n., in front of
the hoy al street entrance 10 the Market build.
iny, viz:
Feather Bed, Bolster and Pillows.
Hair Mattress.
Lot of Paintings and Pictures.
Whe,ler & Wilson Sewing Machine, (csbi-
nett IN perfect order; original cost Sl35.
nov 2l-.s a. B. CRUPPER, Agent.