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ROCKS. STATIONERY. Sse.

!. BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c. -
.pLANk-BOOKS FOR !JULY.-EARLY
~ orders for ACGoUNT-BooKs to be used in
July will be of benefit to all concerned. We have on
hand good assortment Of our own make, and the
cheap northern styles, from the small pass-book at
Soto the largest ledger at 500.
BOOK-BINDINGt to suit the taste Of all-cheaD.
good, or fancy. RANDOLPH d ENGLISH,
je 2-d&w 1902 and 1904 Main street..
THE BEST BLACK WRITING-lNkS,
i The best WRIT1NG-FLUIDS,
The best CoPYING-1NKs, - - -
The best CARMINE INKS, ,r
The best PURPLE INKS,
The best ST. EEL PENS,
The beet GOLD PENS,
The best DLAHK-BO0KS, stslt ~ ,,z
The best WRITING-PAPER,
and the best of all kinds Of STATIONERY for the
counting-room and desk, can be had, Wholesale and
retail. Mt the bookstsrs OF gs3 t.4tss
WOUDHOUsE & PARHAM,
nya4 11o7 Main street.
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DILL ADELPHIA, RICH xCTTTR
SHIP LTNE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0NI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Unrl further
nOtiee the steamers of this line will make tr.-weekly
trips. leaving philadelphia every Y ESD =,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same CITY vid Cape Cod. landing at Old Colony
"e'''' "' W.P PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z, CLYDE K CO..
General Agents,
No. ~ South Wharves, Philadelphia.
ID. ID. G.. MINK, Agent
my17 No. 20 Devonshre street. Boston,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old NfE@R
4 Dominion Steamship Company sssssssszs'
Steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
win sail TUESDAY, June 9th, at 10 O'Clock a. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock a. N.
Through bills OF ladlng signed and GOODS ioI-
wardcd with dispatch to all points north, soul east
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; round-trip tickets,
500. Storage, &c and SO.
For freight 81 passage. apply to
G.. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
ja1ot COMMANDS Wharf, Rockets.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucitoneer. 49,
Office corner of Eleventh and Eank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF MALL
y FRAME TENEMENT, ANDLOT ON WHICH
IT STANDS, ON THE EAST. LINE OF PINE
STREET NEAR TO MONROE PARk!-At the
request of thr owner shall offer for sale ut public
june, 1877, at o'clock p. NJ. the FRAME HOUSE
mo. south Pine street) and LOT located as above
The house contains four rooms, besides kitchen !:
and the lot has front of 23 feet by LIS feet Its
nearness to the beautiful Monroe Park should at
tract the attention Of persons DESTROYS OF residing
In that attractive locality. .
TERMS: At sale. 60. .'.' W. GODDiN,
INV 90 - ..-.... ..... .AuctionCer.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO &TA
Z VIDENCE. AND Observation-Disclosures sss ssAsssssss,
Captain ROGERS. Will receive
freight for the above ports until MONDAY the 4th
Instant, at O'Clock. W. z. PORTER Agent,
a, a IL 2425 Dock street.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ECUTEn AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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GRupas 4 WILLIAMS, Auctfsneers. nv 81

BY Frank j. sampson, g.,.t: :, .s}-i
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public,
No. e2l Hull street, Manchester, Va. - =
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TREASURER'S SALE e.-... -.a.' a...
Il OF STEAM .SAW-MILL.
-s .2i -'''7 ~ - BOILER, ENGINE, &C.

BY virtue Of sundry State tax-bils in my hands
highest bidder, for cash. ut the saw-mli On Mayo's
island near the dollhouse, on tie 4TM DAY OF
JUNE, 1877, at IL O'Clock, ONE STEAM SAW
MILL, BOILER, PULLEYS, &C., &C..-nearly
complete.
S. G. TINSLEY, Assistant Treasurer
my 3O-tds Richmond city.
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CHESAPEAKE And ONO i.lupo,,--
- :. RICHMOND. VA, Jurc l. W.T.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO p,1r
0ROAp-On and after SU NDAY.Jane ~ ~

ACCOMMODATION IRAN leaves Richmond dali IL
cept Sunday at 400 J.. NJ, aud arriy.. ~! , sk-
louisville at 745p. NJ, making connrct9 ~ ,' 'G1.
Mail train between Richmoud and Hin,,,, ,,
daily Except Sunday, between Hinton am, i, runs
ipgtOn runs daily, stopping 4. all regular ST. 'n'
Express tram runs cuI,, stopping 4. JI,noro-
Junction, N0efs. Ircvillians. Louisa Gorinm'''Il'
Charlottesville, StauYton. Goshen. Nirlnrn' :'r'
inaton, and all regular stations west of Coyos,3n
Mail and express trains connect at C;or,t"ns,"i,
for Washington and the North, aud AZ (hnre,.Inhs
VILE tor Lynchbur2 and the Son. ''e'
Express train connects at Cincinnati with ,-,.,r
lines for all points in the West Norhwrs, .,,
Southwest. and AZ Richmond with the Elcbn,n"%
and DAnSlc. and Richmond and Pc,crst,,r, ,r,It
for all points South. "'7
SleepinR-cars run on ni2h.-fraiIs.
Mail train arrives at RChnIont nj 5:3Op ~
Express ,rain arrives ut Richmond at GAO "
Accom- notation train arrive, at Richiuonl :,
S:45 A. NJ. d.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 70 Al,
principal points. ava
For rates, lnforma;lon. &c, apply At Company,
Offices. ard at S2G Main street. Richmond. &, "'
.E CONWAY X. IiOWAEb
General Passenger and Ticke, tr,n,
W. ". :. DUN.
je2 Engineer aud Sup"rIn:palcn.
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NlROENER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TROEMER,S EXTRACT MALT,
TROEhIER'S EXTRACT MALT, fcrrated;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophos
phites; .,.. ....,
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Iodde;
TROEbiER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Irop
and Quinine:
EXTRACT MALT. Alternative.
The attention Of the medical profession is respect
fully called TO these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
mh1e 1916 Main street.
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,RAIN-CRADLES.
RAIN Al l. L S.
u

u
rs,c genuine GRANT CRADLE. with BL0OD'S
WARRANTED BLADES. may be found In Our
stock as usual.
,rnese arc the best GRATN-CEADLEs in use.
Purchasers will please notice that all genuine
GRANT CRADLES are plainly ssenciIeo' WIN
makers name,
GRANT FAN-MILL AND CRADLE
COMPANY"
y,rners and the trade viii be supplied on iavora-
.,. go II. NJ. SMITH & Co. s.
oI,swsw1C 1882 Main street.
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AUCTION HALES-Futurc pays.
By Francis T. Isbel,
Real Estate, Agent and Auctioneer,
No Eleventh, street. between Main and Bank.

AUCTION. SALE OF MOST EXCEL
II LENT TWO-sTORY DWELLING A j,
LOT, NO 40 WEST MARsIIA.shL SI rEP EEr e.
win be offered for sale mt auction, upon ths pre- m
ses. on UESDAY the 9th day Of june ISzrt ~
DWELLING. located as above stated, hayinK seven
rooms; Kitchen, carriag and stabe no" III
the occupancy Of Il. Il. j Johnston, Esq
Tie LGT fronts SO feet and runs back LOO feet to
n wide alfey. " 4,. .,..g,
TEnMs sOne third chsil: balance at ak anu
twelve mouths for negotiable notes., win Interest
added ana secured by deed Of trust: ,-.x-s,rs.
ieo g, -. s@,t.~, o9.t,i- N .,tAuctfnnaer.
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-1AU7,Cr1Or sALEs..vThi. Day.
z = by I'D. whitehead d Co.,
1k12 Main stroet. ~

II ARGE SALE VI unVCLAsiI , .son,r
, viii offer st, auction THIS tMondayl MORN n
d ds,ac NJ. iars and aull.ssorted stock OF GRO
S SEsEFnISNaaf 81 W. sPano%GfTDrns, and nAMs "
mi. u SCI.EAR-RIB SIDES and sHoULDERS;'a.@
TTsi,ee, ad nAGKS and HAMS;
EaSTERN HERRINGs and MA MAC ; Il =
North Stis GARoLiNA BEHRING'S barrels and
ns IL i9 ana BLACK and small
K lsRs &, skE ySBss; a.
s sCbffsH ana dRskcSolTNSaHnErnrNas; 7r -:
WRAPPING-PApER aud TWINEg;
R REkukfN aae H3 usHEs;'a, za 7a u :
B BR6oss B 81 s. Funs &C., ac to which
will be cdcd the remnant stock Of retait groGsr
declining business embracing many articles "Jrt ~.
the attention e oil inc sa cet o9 coSTER PLATFORM
s saf sse S CGERsE &c "a PATENT MONEY
D "a TIN E4sfsENS ff22KS1i 81 Is
ByA. II. DuesberrY, General Auctioneer,
2#a H'.' 1918 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAT
nTING,BooKs REERIG ifIFicN T'HIs paY
MSsn1da at aapas1M Main st
as.t.IoN iJT' and OAK EXTENsIoNTABLEs
MAHOGANY CANOPY and JAPANESE BED
NEW M1TfTREssEs, PILLOWS, and Boil
.tA fTEhss sIDEBoARDs, LOUNGES,
4 lot Of STANDARD LAW and hiscEtLANE-
Five o rolls n new CHECK MATING;
New CANE-sEAT!, CHAIRS aud I'd, Ro % zTe
WALL-POCKETS, TOHET-BRACKETs'& &c.
For sale privately
One !:ANps0ME; PAR NITT f SYM prR SHIT
One ELEGANT WALNUT T n nnnssbE IliY.
ie4.1t. ... ,s.:sI - 80, Auclioncer.-
...aG,.,. BY Hill Il Anderson. =. .....-'-
tisucrai. Commission Merchants and Auctioneers,
1924 Main street. ...... -... .,..;.
UTE WILL SELL TODAY AT IL
w O'CLOCK, at our auction.housc, 1927 Slaih
S" ,'BAicoN SIDES, sH9gLpEERsSS; and HAMS;
BVt * s sHREs and aS sII2HkpENS' Sag
scoTcH mERRINGs,S: =; ... .- ..a
PICKLED SHAD,
VINEGAR, low-graoe EhOEh, '-'''
BUTTER, LARD, CHEESE .... ..f. .a
BRHS t a6 6T TSiEIHfy R s6SRPs &C., &C.
G ie4 lD'',t HILL 4 ANDERSON. ::
nyA. y. Duesberry. General Auctioneer,
, 1918 Main street. s..E
~ ooo CITY.MADE CIGARS AT
lU.UUU AUCTION.-THIS DAY lMnnday! " y
Ssoss VOC 5e + x GGHRs we
known brands, and made OF best sl0ck 70 ny svo Al
lots " sun pu i' - ''-'' - Auctioneer
BYE W. Powell, Auctioncer,
ll04 Main street. ..
birds! BIRDS!
TWO HUNDRED HARTz-MoUNTA1N CA
MARES, TRAINED BULLFINCHEs'
ENGLISH ROBINS, THREsHERs,
ELACKBIRDs, JAPANESE
NIGHTINGALEs, &C,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 4 tn instant, mt 0 O'Clock A. n. and
O'Clock p. NJ, will sell al the store 1lO4 Main
200 GENUINE HARTZ- CANARIES,
TRAINED BULLFINCHES, ENGLISH ROBINS,
THRE SHE. s. BLt1A Mi ( = 2 $685..
FINE MEXICAN PARROTS, &C.
Ian 4 w. ~ - :, ALSO, -
a rye quantity Of SOUTH AMERICANSTLFF
BIRDS iunder glass shadesl STUFFED ANIMALS:
&C; direc, impOrtation The attention OF lovers OF
the musicafeathered tribe Is respectfully asked 10
this sale -~000-.-. E. II. POWELL,
ie2 Auctioneer.
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CONTEMPORARIES. dc.

TlIE-FRUITS-CANNED GooDS.-Onee
4 thousand dozen two and three,ponnd San nnes
.r,p,atoes two and thrce-pound Fresh reacnes'
fysS-pound Strawberries, two-pound kaspDerrles,
sNuo-pound Damisons. two-pound Elacsberrics' TWO
SoS-nd Green peas. two-pouRd Sugar-Csrn, Gut
tiur,s California Canned Peaches. Apricots, Green
Esscs. Fresh Pruncs, Dates. Dried PeaGhes: .nree'
pfn,nd pie-Peaches. cheap at B0sSSiEo ".
Ec24 A4A1 -1''ilI sH
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by f. w. Powell, Auctionecr.

by f. W. Powell, Auctionecr.
PAwNBRoNEHs SALE
OF THE
LARGEST STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
IN THIS CITY.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.
EOR SALE, SEVERAL VALUA- f,NSn,
n BILE YOUNG HORSES-raised In Vir-6A
gfnis. TO be seen at the Haxal Mills.
" my 81 Ats JOHN p. HARLOW.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Cheapest and best
~ fuel IA market. Best Arst.class Nut, Grats Egg,
ton Of 1000 pounds, delivered. Liberal ded1e,iSn
to dealers, West Virginia Splint $500 to $4.2S
per load OF 1900 pounds or 81 to 1925 per ton OF
1926 70 90, rs per 900 pounds. OAK and PINE
WOOD as low as the lowest. Call and be conyineed.
BE sure to ask for PAGE. Nineteenth and Cary
streets. 90 (fe 14l u: CHARLES Il. PAGE.
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THEAP FREIGHT RATESAS-1la
" BY THE &ss1aasSsEsA
pOWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
-,,-~-~~---. AND THE WEST, ----'.---
AND THE .a-t...t--
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-sccoud and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at 2 NJ. and SATURDAY At +.
M. Through bills Of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates.
II. r. DOUGLASS, Agent,
10 @ TwPnry-second and Dock Streets
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my 3l-jc1.4.6,S,11,13&15
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DLOCK SPLTNT COAL takes less to kin
- die fire than any local coal.
BLOCK sPLINT COAL also burns up cleaner.
BLOCK SPLINT COAL will hold fire longer
therefore isa cheaper coal.
d. WEST VIRGINIA COAL for STEAM and BLACK
SMITHS EQUAL TO CUMBERLAND. Price very
low. .'-:'' s '-'.' o
ANTHRACITE all sizes.
Try my machine-prepared o A X and Pr N L
WOOD. NONE CHEAPER ami better prepared.
=. r. DARLINGTON, E
my 8 corner Seventeenth and Gary Streets
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1FSF1
" COMPANY.


FOR NEW YORK.
This company viii dispatch one OF their sp!endlc
steamers-OID DOMINION, WIANOkE, lSAAS
BELL, and RICHMOSD--sreryT UEsDAl' Ffi
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built es-
The have splendid saloons, state-rooms, ard bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, Snd attentions ure ua.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the companys covered pier, 81 Nora
river.
Freiehts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, aud charge made except actual ex-
penses incurred. H..
Freight received until r. 81. daily.
cabin fare to New York. SIG; round-,rir tickets
800 Steerage, So and -.
For further information apply &c. g..
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 10 office Colnpanf's wharres. Rockets.
, 1877-07-26

noticing peculiar position of hIA t,ahs arm.
eetzed him. and faund him concrnflng a large
knife nndcr his cnat lie vas promptly arrested
and locked up at the nrmaty
THE LUMBKH-sHovERs
held meeting yesterday afternoon. and drcfdri
TO sttikc for hiehc. Wages. They n,Ade arrange.
mcnte FOR the holding nf matsmceting OH West
Water tttcct at 10 o'clock this morning 10 discuss
the situation and take further action.
MAJ. nAtT's CAVALRY,
fesentJ atrong, started 0ut ahont l.. o'clock, mill
night, and made An hours ride through the ctty.
They returned harfng seen neither friend nor fuc,
and consequently report all quiet.
lcfore the caralty started, one Of tho mcm!,cra
thereof was thrown iron, hia horse snh sustained
gnitc serious injuries nbout The HIP lie Was taken
to she t'ra19 Pactae and snb.cquent'x conveyed to
tho unfortunate man i, u. !. d. VIM, VIM 1T" If ,he %
81 Major Hlock.
ttt1ccr DALEY. OF the American District. arrested
yesterday evening and took 10 the Asmosy man
named Daniel salmon. who wAa tlrowltnl about
thc basement Of the l'oone lsiock, and whom tho
lanltor of ehc building nslc9c4 wna attcInntug Ia
hfc Inc bu!!dih4. Two other parties who were
with salmon escaped.
, 1877-07-26
THE SONORA TROUBLE.

8As FaAnrlaco. July 23.-A san DISCO dispatel.
to the V"toH la ths following from Campo this
ssen'ng: "Tas fEonttes didacultles are st!ll rag.
Ing. Things srs coming to focus. Tbs Mexl.
eahs hsss formed kind Of naettal-law, aud sre
preparing for any stack that might sppeas, but,
through tho I'D and laansnca which have been
Drought to bear upon the otdctala We are IN hopes
Or sASay the llyss Ut friends ~ the sAcriacn of
al The property eaksn from thca1."
, 1877-07-26
THE OTHER WAR.
Excitement Attending the Embarkntion
Of British Troops.
The 1stlssians C0ncctle n Defeat
at I'lcgna.
Reported Russian Dsfeat in an Attack
Upon silistria.
The Russian Dcslcping Army Closing In
Upon Rnstchuk.
EAfDARKATION,
4 LIVELY RcExE At PORTSMOUTH.
Et1kIn Ia ri

l. &0Ns
4 LIVELY scExE At PORTSMOUTH.
Inv Cable to The Chicago Tribunal
LONDON OFrIcE or TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY STREET, ". G., July 25.-To-<lay
the harbor and town Of Portsmouth wit
messed m interesting sight. Tho first de-
tach.nent Of troops for the Mediterranean
service embarked for transport or tho Eu.
phratos. EARLY In the morning tho trains
began bringing crowds Of sight-Becrs nnl
friends of tho officers and men about de-
parting on long craisc. / went down
by way Of Alderslot, aud passed
three special trains which were load-
ing troops amid hurried leavc.takings
and cheers from the people. Arriving
at Portsmouth found tho Euphrates in tho
Government jetty next to her consort, tho
Crocodile, which sails at the end Of tho
week. Hundreds of marines and raw troops
were engaged in nnloading huge vans
OF slip stores and mess luggage, and
tumbling them down the gangway. The
busy scene. was rendered still livelier by the
appearance Of the Sixty.fourth and One
Hundred-and-Eighth Regiments by train.
Tonight the streets are full Of people dis
cussing the chances OF wnr. ! talked with
mnny officers mud men; NIL expect to go 10
Gallipoli, md all are jubilaut. The men are
In fluo condition.
, 1877-07-26
AQUATIC.
4 HOAT-RACE IN CANADA.

Special Wtpdtch 10 3As TtftHHA
ST. JoRs, n. H.. July q. The .nuch talked Of
single scn1 race took place to-day on tho Kenac.
beca'sis between Warren Smith, Of Halifax, aud
Wallace fsoss. Of st. John, for 81, COO. Sheriff
Harding. referee, garc Tho word ht ten minutes
past g. snd tho men Atatted OF splendIdty, Ross iu
ADVANCE pulling thirsy.dve to thIryslx strokes to
tho minute. Ross continued 10 lead for two or
three minutes. WHEN Smith closed on hln,, aud
both werc for time neck and neck, Smith
pnlling forty aud Toss thirty-stx strokes. At
App'ebT's wharf. three quarters Of milo srou,
tho start, Smith WAS cheered when be gained about
length oser Ills opponent. The race waa now
very exciting. and occasloned tremendous cntl,u-
eiasm among the spectators. When the oarsmen
were within 100 yards Of thu turning point Smith
thot to the front and was aoon one length ahead.
&c ths start home. returning to Appteby's wharf,
Noss daahed ahead. and Hnlned Gnu length and i
hay. whsn Smiths patent row. .ioek cal,e in con:
tact With the button of his LETT hnnd oar aud fell
cut Of The boat. isosa came In yfctos, and rade
the time IN ~ minutes. with great cAse. Al the
time o3 the accident the time made was II min.
Gte*. and ~ miles Ut courea had been rowed over.
Smith Escaped Injury. lila friends tatcnd chul.
longing Ho6S again.
, 1877-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS,

=" . ~. s,,.,.,,..a '''u,n"s rn,p van
saae.s eac down ,@1 u. ,hc tanaSa @ ana
MED That ho ant, hts fellow leaders Of Tho moi werc
melting lhc men to riot Tic said thut thew wero
mi rc.,mu.,b5, ,or sn,thn thar w." h.aa ,,c,.
and tin. neither he, Parsons. sehiIlins. nor
tho papers bad falsard tho racts, lie callcd
an, ~ .cenaat ~ VIZ ,.s.. W.. pes
e''.o. em. 10 :, 49,, aesoaa; ,sa1, Tor what had
deputy supt Dixon WIN Van rattcn was, ard that
i. sni ,,Ja confrcrc, Ind rnaac .ncecbo. ~ W..s.
square Monday asht. van i'atten hela that shey
and afcr. wsrcss te fsyefte sas @ ,c easa
Ta,trn was mi In cri Tar .weTv hrtrf ;,.r,,% y"
and then Deputy Suit. nixnn took hin lin d%t st' sna
Utturet In rIya honda Ia trr,, thc ,,o.na
aud .lenlei that he ~'vn nr '"' .pFsm,. pFsen:
ysai"ncU " H. xnn 1ntt & fo ttn u. aa'osatea
tne to t.,k about lons to tvan pa;en n"t .yo s
10 ls!a rs.pr;b!s tot what ~ mob dl Ard 10
woTS of h Ell oihee H. lra.e Dat cpnsa wa nk t
him ii, thc ncfaroua business Of .trS Wn
nf henss rim ,tats n ~" ,. n.n .,'ds 20 t1k
that s"ch fanatrs a. he shnyfd i .onsica% @
dsy wsala l.. iie *enll 10 rsis..ed pto1dns Ing
strrct. md hehnveT hims.i YIN t1attnn ~. st tas
6iunk away. " "'~@ '"eA
rt, sen,,,,no xha EXCLAMATION: stasaaIo;s, n, e...
1eadsr of one u ts parties whjeh shut "n W,a, ~
Yiie husnras n!nces vestrrisy rss mi pasn.',.
Srhi1in" %o ..s h,;.s ~ .hy,, W.T. IT,, noa ueotse
Wh o,sp Mp o ths emnvs s9ss ' eonfe'fns
"'"' > ''3' r r,tE stYns;tar1,
meet'nx 81 ~ heu yeststoay u o'clock 81 Tho
~ thn ~ .n ns,nn. uMa 9on'h maief street
i ~ i ,s.s.tns'n " .1. Calcl ~ nj.
eh.nrr Il ny i VI IT, Ex
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DfEtA, July ~. -ucn. Uouski,a remains In Ka.
sanltk until the Eighth Corps, now occupying the
defles Of the balkans. has passed through, and
n1asacd With supplies for further progress. Tue
road It present il almost impossible, End orders
hayc been sent to the Ninth Corps 10 take Tloyna,
and ti1tngs Of the result Ut tho new operations arc
awaited.
The Fourth Corps will follow the Eighth across
the balkans.
SWINGING ABOUND.
Tho Hnssan army Of Rustchuk has advanced to
the line Of tho LON nvcr, touching tic Danube at
rJrKos, and Is slowly wheeling on that pivot u
Invest tho fortress.
NEAnLr PoRTr THOUSAND MEN
nre now Iarnmed tnto tho angle between the Dan.
nbe and the LON. The Turks hare ataadonel the
line Of the LON without a2htfng. One part IL be-
]ievcd to have rctlsed IN Rustchuk and another on
Shunla
COMING TOGETHER.
CoxsTAxTix0rLE. July 25,- Suleiman Pasha IN
ut Karaunar, near which IsussIan force Ia atso
assembled. great battle Is expected.
stLIsrRfA.
A telegram from shumIa stascs thai tho Russians
wcfo lsgcntcd In the assault On Sstt1A on Moudny.
DEFEAT coscEpzp,
LoKnox, July 25.-A Russian Official dispatch
from Truova. concediu3 the defeat At Plevna gives
tho RussIan loss at two Cutoncls and fourteen In.
ferlor officers Killed. General and thirty six In
tesior officers wounded, and !. S18 men placed hors
da combat.
Gen. schleldcr has retired to the BieIa Road.
TIE RUSSIANS cItxcRAp.
LONDON, Jnly 2o.-The Daily N<us' nlela dis-
patch of the I'D says: 'On the 10th inst. tho Hns
stAno sustained severe check II not an actual de-
feat, Mt rloyHa. Con. Schictdet, With portion Of
the Ninth CoFps. consisting OF IN infantry brigade
with cavalry and artillery, wns sent against shs
place, and kctnls to have hpproachcdlt 1t In a!oEen
" manner. Tho Turks look the offensive, and re-
pulsed the Russ!ans with heavy loss.''
RusTcHCK.
The bombarlmcnt ot Rustchuk from Glurgeyo
has rccommenccd. When Tho bombaElnent from
tlIe bulgarian side will begin It 10 difficult to say,
sege. Ii on IT. way, but It csosses at Sim.
ntza, "a fearful way round. Supplies aro difficult
tu obtain, q thu basa OF ths whole forcr now In
nul1tsia IL still ut Simnltza.
TIE HEADQUARTERS
of Grand Duke Nicholas rcma!n at Tfrnoya. The
Cxarowitx's headquarters arc al Dbertcni. and the
Izas, with bis suite, II In ntela. The health Of
the army Is good.