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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-21

H- YOU CAN SAVE FULLY TEN
PER CENT. by buying your CARPETS at -
sra"t. COHEN BROTHERS,
Their stock Is the largest they have over offered.
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& PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ Notice Is hereby given thar rs from the TIIIR-
TY-FIEST DAY OF DECEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND sEvESTY-ForR the CO.
partnership heretofore snbsstlng between MS. the
DER CAMERON. G FORGE CAMERON. GEORGE
CAMPBELL. ROBERT DUNLOP. JOSEPH
BRAGG DUNN, and DOUGL AS DIXON, rs mcr-
chants. manufacturers, and slippers OF tobacco, in
GEORGE CAMPBELL & CO.; in Petersburg, Eir-
GINA, in the United States OF America. under the
style or firm OF WILLIAM CAMERON ( BRO
TIER; I'm Richmond Virginia aforesaid, under
the vie or firm of ALEXANDER CAMERON 4
of America. under the style or firm Of ROBERI
DUNLOP 4 co.; and 1t sydney. in New South
Wales under the style or firm OF CAMEROSS,
OHM & CO., was dissolved by cilluXi0n Of time,
November. thousand eight hundred aud seventy
four. executed by The undersigned, the said GORGE
CAMPBELL is alone 10 receive the proceeds OF All
assets and conSignmcnts giving full discharges for
signed In proportion To their respective shares aud
interest in the said late co-par;ncrship.
As witness our hands
GEORGE CAMPBELL.
DOUGLAS DIXON,
JOSEPH i. DUNN,
WILLIAM CAMERON.
ROBERT DUNLOP,
fly WILLIAM CAMERON, his attorney.)
ALEXANDER CAMERON.
Signed by the said GEORGE CAMPBELL and
DOUGLAS DIXON the 9th day Of October. / $40.
In the presence o. ROBERT Z. OLDEESllAW,
Signed by the said ROBERT DUNLOP. by VIII.
LIAM CAMERON, his attorney, the Stll day Of
March, 1877 In the presence of II. ID. MAD
DOCK, solicitor. Sydney. -,
day of March, 1877, in the presence Of ii. ID.
MADDOX,
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FINANCIAL.
MANCHESTER BONDS.

offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIyABLE COUPON BONDS,
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds are issued by authority OF the City
Counci under an act of the Legislature, :. for the
purpose OF paying of the unbonded Indebtedness OF
the city, and for paving the streets. The act limits
the issue to $50 000 and provides for TAX for their
redemption AT maturity. With this issue the bonded
Indebtedness OF Manchester Is S256.70O. The
property belonging 10 the city is WORTH MORE
than the entire amount.
The BONDS are in denominations to suit all
classes OF investors, and offered for the present
mt the very low price Of 90. The price Will be ad-
yanced to OF on the lSt Of December.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
no l2-eod6t Cashier Bank Of Commerce.
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MI ANDREW ANTONI.

MI ANDREW ANTONI.
RESTAURATECR AND CONFECTIONER,
No. l10J MAIN STREET.
Citizens and strangers will always find the dclraccS
of the season AZ the
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
IL reasonable prices. Also.
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN cONFEt
TlUSERY AND CHOICE FRUITS.
Toe 3l-tNu22
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r>x7~ BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS ut
bottom prices 20 reduce stock:
COLOHED SILKS low cr than original cost:
EVESING-sILKS AT II per yard;
STRIPED, CHECKED. and FANCY SILKS. al
marked down ut prices that convince cur Gus
TONERS we are selling them ut great sacrifice.
COLORED VELTETS at $50 yard wo:th 1925
whOcsalc:
BLACK SILK-TELVETS 1T 4 sacrifice.
Our stock Is now complete, and We arc Offering cS-
tra inducements 20 cash purchasers
,o3O LEVY BROTHERS.
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BALLORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS. from
bottom 10 The top prices. III all the ne" Styles IL
you want these goods you will save t%enty.nXc per
cent by purchasing them 1t STYLE bholhEA9 :
DRESS GOODS from 10c. up to 81 yer yard; hcau-
tiful shades ut one shilling:
Nice DRESS GOODS 1T 2Oc.; .o
4 lovely lot of DRESS GOODS nj % and soc. per
KSiCKEfRBoCKER DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
VELVETS for OVERSKIRTS, and nj! the latest
STYLES ut SYCLE BROTHERS.
Ladies'. Gcn,Icmen's and Childrcn's UNDER
WEAR in great variety and al forty per cent. less
than ever sold i'll the city before.
ALpAcAs. CACuEMIREs, HENRIETTA
CLOTH. RoMBAZINE, TAMiSE; B 0MHI,:
ZINE CLOTH, and all MOURNING "oooH
FLAaSSE;Ls in WHITE and .coLoRED and
TWILLED and PLAIN all prices.
CkATSE SH S2f + IL RsEE and uS
BLEAC HED-all prices from &c.;
HOSIERY, GLOVES. CORSETS, HANDkER-
CHIEFS, and SCARFS to sui! everybody;
Orr c9H9REP1 SKs srs per per
yEtVEIEENss, IN al shades e.: ,>-lr -, u, ~ ,;o
An extra i aSse lot OF Of in WHITE and
COLORED, from S1.25 to SO;
We call special attention TO our ~ and 81 BLAN-
sHEETINGs, BED-TICKs CARPETS. TABLE
CLOTHS, DAMASK, CRASH, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS ut lowest prices, and thousands of
other articles that we could menl on but for want
of space. Call and see for yourselves.
Persons wishing samples Will please send postage.
Goods sent c. o. D. Special attention paid to orders.
Come and see that SYCLE BROTHERS. Is the place
~ '"' ''"' D sYCLE BROTHERS,
BIZ broad street.
no IL between Third and Fourth streets.
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE toAfAHi
OF NEW YORK.

Srw YORK. January Is l-'''
rb following statement of the nfi.irs OF u, 80.
many On the 3O,h of December. - 20 u 49,
~ Conformity with the provisions Ok lis t"""''
Outstanding premiums December sonl t9z Il
81, lSiJ............. ..... ;'''...'.
Premiums received from Jah"iiH 80 oyJ o.
LIST TO December 30, 1s|o.''''''
Total premiums. .....''..''''''''' i''os'0 =
Amount of premiums earned from
January LIST TO December So .o..,ri -
lSIo...... 81 800 -
Less return premiums ....'.''''''''''
, ,,vrs ... s920i@9 =
Paid during the same period.
Losses, commissions, EXPENSE a"" .-,- 2o1 %
reinsurance, less sal'aSes '.''.''.. ''o--
Sls3lue ID
Paid cash dividend TO STOCKHOLDERS. D. 400 OF
August lst.........'.... -
,,-,.,, ., dealers. 3 llS.s2b o.
The company has the following as
sets: : $3.50 St
Cash In banks. ......... .'..,,;;.,,,Ih,.,r.'
United States, State, back. anu o'"'' 1921 0l
stocks. ........... 1858 ,.
Interest due on investments: 49,.
Premium notes aud premiums !" 40 1856 .
course of collection. ......: '...'...,,
Reinsurance and salvage DUE an" 7lO!s o.
scrip of other companies ''''' -
! 965i79 -
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BRITISH FICE-COSSCLATE,l
RICHMOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA. !
|, the undersigned, British Vice-Consul 1t Rich
mond. State of Virginia do hereby certify that the
said JOSEPH Il. DUNN. GEORGE CAMERON.
and ALEXANDER CAMERON personally sigued
the withn-writcn notice In my presence.
In witness whereof do hereunto set my hand and
seal OF Office, 1T the city OF Richmond, on this TN
day of November, 1876.
WILLIAM MARSHALL.
no 20-1Ot British Nice-COnSul.
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have marked their entire stock at bottom prices.

Come and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS,
is the cheapest place in the city 10 buy your Dk1
GOODS.
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We have Just received an extra large lot OF
CLOAKS. 1T bottom prices. to suit everybody.
SHAWLS in great variety. FURS for ladies and
children at various prices.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
JOHN b. CARY,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
l0l5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
represents the following reliable companies:
LYSCHBURG FIRE-ISSCRANCE COMPANY.
Capital st0ck........ ..........s3a0,o0Q w
FARMVILLE INSURANCE AND BANKING
Capital stock. ..................s2ou' 95
IOtil aSsctS.. MINIMUM @-oo'-o1 ="
Applications respectfully solicited. oc 23-1m
N N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. sURANCE AGENTS, l014 MAIN STREET
RTciIMoNp, VA, REPRESENTING the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London aud Edinburgh
Capital ST. ,O00, 900 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincin'
natl, Ohio-assets over 81 100000.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Y4rk-aSsets over SS0S.0Q0.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CONF A Ny, o.
Brooklyn, y. Y assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
lyn. n, Y-assets over S2.500,000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Ya.-assets over $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, *lous
900. Losses eQuitabiy adjusted and promptly paiaM
.nis agency. Applications solicited, and iinmegiau
attention given thereto. 10
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SYCLE BROTHERS

NJ DRY GOODS HAVE REACHED
THE BOTTOM AT LAST.
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You will save twenty-five per cent. If You will buy
your DRY GOODS from SYCLE BROTHERS.
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RAJyIORAI and BOULEVARD SKIRTS. from
bottom 10 flle top prices. In all the new styles. II
You want these goods. you will save twenty-hve pei
cent By purchasing them 1t SlCLE bkoliEh9
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

HE annual commencement Of Delaware
College at Newark, will commence on Suus
day, June 18th, ct 8 o'clock, with q Bacca-
laureate sermon, in the college orstory, by
Rev. VIM. J. Frost, D. D., of this city.
Tuesday, June 10th, at II O'Clock, annual
meeting Of the Board of Trustees; at 8 p.
M, anniversary Of the Athenean Literary
ociety, orations by George W. Marshal, A.
M, M. D., and George Morgan, A. B.
Wednesday, June 20th, commencement ex-
ercises, during the morBipg, addresses will
be delivered by the members of the gradua-
ting class, also conferring Of degrees and
awarding Of prizes. Al o'clock, . meet
in Z of the Alenui will be held.
In the evening the Delta Phi Literary 60
eisty wil hold their annivsrsary. Grafton
INV Aon, Jcseph W. Parker. !.
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BRIEF LOCALS. y. I.

|it Delaware bonds are advertised for sale IN
Philadelpha. dliG3 L; di1l ailf .g
! The Harlan & Hollingswortk Company
are shipping cars to Brazil. 7kgg
A new musical club has bon formed "a
this city, called the Beethoven Club. They
intend, we are informed giving concert al
the Opera House. isi'l F'i'49
u Senator Thomas r. Bayard Win deliver
the anniversary address to tKe graduates Of
Harvard College, at Cambridge, Mass, the
last Of this month. 9le 74}% iGI
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TIE TENT 1M,aEr;rlr1N,e;l

s'% '''!' THE TENT MEEr1Ne: E
The meeting at the Tent last evening,
was attended by about 2O0O persons. Ad-
dresses were msde by Rev. Mr.. Davis, Mr..
Perry and others. A. number Of persons
signed the pledge. which has about 1000
names attached to- it. .g' 70 VsG
, .,gt.asD NEW cAsTLE.d sgsd
Several members Of the Moral, Suasion
Reform Club, in charge of their President,
Nelson ]. Lee, visited New Castle, again
last evening to attend the temperance meet,
ing which have been startled as q branch of
the tent meeting, at 18th and Market. Ad,
dresses were made by Brother Lee, Quinn,
Williams, Whelen, and Morrow OF Will
ningtou, and Rev. MI Bristor Of New Cas-
tie; 95 signed the pledge, making for the
two evenings 1875 who bave enrolled them>
selves on the side Of God and temperance.
Two meetings are to be held In the same
town this evening. The good work goes
bravely on. 7't6 ffn'}a
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
THE EAsTERN WAR.

LONDON, June 12.-A special despatch
from Vienna to the Times has the following:
kilograms from Asia seem to indicate
there is no longer that feeling Of despond-
ency which was so marked in late accounts
from Turkish sources, and that battle will
be risked in the Araxes Valley.
The only question is whether the Russians
will attack the Turks in the position they
have chosen, or push forward the, column
coming from Olti towards Erzeroum, and
thus turn the Turkish flank. The flying
columns which Mukhtar Pasha has shot
against the Russians at Olti show that th .
Turks are aware Of this danger. but it re
mains to be seen whether they can obviate
1t, and spare sufficient force to check the
Russian advance over the pass of the
Krietshli Dagh, leading direct from Olti to
the Western Euprates and Erzeroum..
BAsELEss PEACE RUMoRs.
A special despatch from Bucharest to the
News states that peace rumors may be
treated as utterly groundless.
THE RECENT ENGLISH SPEECHES..
The Times, in q leading article, says -
" The Marquis of Saulsbury's and Earl
Derby's speeches a. the banquet of the Mer~
chant Tailors' School last evening, comiug
Immediately after the presentation of
Gortschhakoff's letter, will give entire salts
faction to the whole country, by showing
that the Government, while watchful Of
all real British interests, will not pour out
the blood and treasurss Of the country in
defense Of night-mares or chimeras.n
TIE DANGER OF DELAY. .r q
LONDON, June 1sth.-A Bucharest dis.
patch says the delay Of the Russian troops
in crossing the Danube 10 having very bad
effect on the army. ..,,Itst,i.g!s
,,,5 ANorHnR OFFICER SHOT,
AAother cfacer has besn shcta as ylAsy for
nllvef1aslen Y ollcs, aad ~ glsatsst =.
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PREACHERS MEETING.

The Preachers' Meeting met at st. Paul's
Monday morning, at IS O'Clock, the Presi.
dent, Rev. j. W. Pierson, in the chair. In
the absence of the Secretary, Rev. L. E.
Barrett was elected Secretary pro TEN. De-
votional exercises conducted by Rev. DR..
Thomas. E',as 2-1"'-aB ilff a
The reception of the report OF the com.
mittee In the case of the Rev. George Il.
Kramer, gave rise to considerable discuss
sion. and the whole matter was fiually
dropped. ra li nt4.
In accordance with the action of the
meeting of last Monday, which requested
the preachers to give an outline of the SER
mons preached by them on the preceding
Sabbath, Revs. J. R. Mann, A. D. Davis,
DR.. Otis, of the West Presbyterian, and DR..
Stephenson, gave very interesting accounts
of their sermons. 'l. if' .'Al
+ Rev. ]. W. Parker, Of the Delaware con-
ference was introduced to the meeting and
made some pertinent remarks. The suekS
tion Of the day was then taken up, viz "To
what extent, and for what eLds should pro.
Tossing Christians take part in the politics
Of the day." 1t was opened by Rev. J. B.
Quigg. who contended that we should NOT
give up our country to the dewitt Ievery
Christian should feel sufficient interest in
politics to work good for his country. Chris
tians should not become partisans, but
should anchor themselves near Christ and
make their politics subo rilnate to their re-
ligion.::
The Rev. Mr.. Pegg, Of the Troy Confer>
ence, father Of Bev. 9. NJ. Pegg, Of this
city, was introduced to the meeting, and
made few earnest and feeling remstks. Il
Adjourned with banediction BY ths Rev.
NJ. otts. %
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8. s. PICNIC.

The schools Of Trinity parish, including
the Old Swedes' and Trinity chapel Sunday
schools and the Childrea's Sewing school,
will hold their annual excursion on next
Saturday, the 10th instant, leaving the
chapel school room, corner Fifth and King
streets, ct O'Clock A. M. The children
will receive their tickets on Thursdsy af.er~
noon at 5 O'Clock. ..i, D. ru
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
POLICE NEWS.

At the Police Court, last night, Frederick
He'll, was arraigned for keeping tippling
and disorderly house, was fined $40 and
costs, and held in $500 bail to appear at
Court. H-.
John Briefly and Walter Matthews, were
tried for gambling, they were required to
pay fine and cost. The swindle took place
at Schutzen Park on Monday last. w.
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THE TROTTING.

The regular Spring trotting of the VIII
mington Trotting Association opened yess
terdsy at Scheutzen Park. ,-l.-. ''
The, number Of entrees was very large,
the majority being from Philadelphia. The
$50 and $50 races will come off tosday.
In the latter class is Sadie Bell, the horse
that caused 80 much excitement down the
Peninsular,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

HEALD's SEVENTEENTH PUBLIC
III y SALE OF @n-u
Stocks, Bonds, Loans and Real Estate, at
the Clayton House Building. Wilmington,
Delaware, SATURDAY, June 10, 1877, at
Ii o'clock A. M. tstF t
Lots, corner Front and Franklin streets.
Lots, corner Read and Franklin streets.
Lots, N. side Eleventh, bet. West and
Washington SITS. FARM for sale Flot and
particulars on posters. ~ .afi
- - i - y. TT dEALD, ..
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
junl3-2t
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FoElE1aH.

TEE ASCOT NERTINa-GRANT AMONG THH
- .as - NOBILITY. ',,o -
LONDON, June 1a.-Ths Ascot meeting
was opened brilliantly. 1osu @5a Ee3nTg
A thunder storm, last evening, cooled
the sultry atmosphere and Improved the
turf ov.pl i',# Se4aJb tft2 S@E
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess Of Wales and General Grant, occu-
pied the Royal atand. The crowd was Inn.
Knense.F ''i"l2p i''i ''+'. >.', s,,,.,. ~
. The race for her Majesty's gold vase
brought out Held of seven starters, and
,wssEou by skylark, who started with to
I against him; !; Roseberry at to 2, secured
second place; Rhidarrock, at 10 to l, came
in third The Prince Of Wales stakes WAS
won by Glen Arthur; The ch. c. by Man.
drake out Of the Thane, was second, and
Sleepner third. IL !E- ~ G,Ehs
GENERAL GRANTS VISIT TO OXFORD.
4 LONDON, June IA telegram from OK
ford to the News says :-General Grant has
been expected here for some days, but the
latest rumor says 1t is very doubtful wheth-
er he will find time to come to Oxford to
receive the degree of D. G. L., recently ten-
dered him. His decision will not be dsfl-
nitely known until to-day.
THsroAsE OF DAv1rr, THE rEs1AN.
b. et a a.
The News says It understands that the
government has taken into favorable con.
alteration the case of tho Fenian Davltt,
who is undergoing sentence of fifteen
years. penal servitude. .a'5..t
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s. NJ. FELTON,.

The, steamer s. M. FELTON, resumes her
trips between this city and Philadelphia to
day. She leaves French street wharf every
morning at 6 80, and Philadelphia at 4 P. M.
stopping at Chester and Marcus Hook, each
way. gyv.1 -Hl ia " 80.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
.aONEa','CENI';
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIONS.

st. Paurs Sunday School wiIlleave French
ssfeetHwhsrs this morhihg, Il 7.so O'Clock,
onthe steamer ARIEL, fof Crsedmore Park.
(. fEpwosth u. =. SdHday sekool, together
Nth, ~. Pleasant Sunday scAdsl, oi Brsn-
DIVINE :4d- "a, WI g, tq. ,FlqFenes HEIGHTS,
Nd; onthe steamer John a. Warner.
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sfas q Z. .lNe.s< :. ssAss~ u
REPUBLICAN MEETING,

N... 10 .INIFiTW .s57Et ~ TTF4EI XII 57I g Nv
The COMMITTEES. which WERE appointtd
st the Republican Meeting, On Saturday
night Last, Vim report this evening at their
room, IN the Masonic. Temple, the names of
six persons from each Ward, one Of whom
Is to be Vice President, and the other four
an Executive Committee : ~
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

r OST:-lsaac b. Maloney lost on the even
J. ing of the 9th, between the hours of 9
and or about o1ock; the arpbunt of $88
consisting of three tens and a fiye and one
note Of two dollar end one note of one dol
lar. going from Front street wharf to SOB
10 Fourth, up Fourth to shipley, up ship
ley to Fifth up Fifth TO Orange, up Orange
to sos. A suitable reward will be paid Dy
leaving the money at 5U8 Orange street.
The aony wasin freight bill of lading.
je7.2t '7i '
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y Eastern Affairs.
BAsELEss RUMoRs OF PEACE.
9 9: = "s.ss7, porss7r'o. y

-
THE RECENT RAINS IN M1ss1ss1PPf. 81
MEMPHIS, June 12.-The damage caused
by the heavy rain storm in Northern Nissis-
sippi on Friday was very great. In many
Eidstahces the crops were ruined entirely,
fences swept away, and stock drowned.
~ 1s TIE MURDERER 1NsANl
NoRR1sTowN, June 12.-Dr. Issac Ray,
Dr. John Kirlbrida and William B. Mann,
have been appointed q committee to report
on the insanity Of Blasius;' Pastorlus, who
was convicted ion December q, 1875, ths
murder Of Isaac Jacquette on the oath Of
July preceding. He was sentenced ito death
but on the 7th Of, May the, Supreme Court
reversed this sentence on q writ Of error.
Z / -. Z. q
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ST. PETERS PICNIC.

There was fair abundance ct the
grounds Of the new cemetery, yesterday,
The utmost good humor and order prevailed
throughout the day. The managers de-
serve praise for their success, y.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

EOR SALE-A first-class Millinery Es.
Il tablish nent, located on King street,
doing splendid business. House and
store for rent, also connected Herewith q
Bleachery. Only reason for wishing to sell,
declining health Of the owners. fcIsesaim
at ouce. For terms. prices &c. applyltO e. \
M. M. CHILD,
No, 4 e. Seventh street,
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= Local vAH1satrs.
THE TIDES.

The high tides for to-day will occu
1850 q. m. and 100 p. m.
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and Indignation iars expressed.
s'r SEEKING AMERICAN rRorsorIon.

s0"A0uusUAs SDU Au0l8AStAOu SEO eAPTGSSeOe
80 srrKrxa AxsRrcAN PROTECTION.
The Jews here are petitioning Isecrstsry
Evarts for projection, They arc Russian
and Austrian 'Hebrews, ard comprise, the
very worss types Of the race, refusing either
towork u to pay taxes. VOC 9
ANXIOUS FOR PEACE. T'i Wv
"a Ploiesti dispatch reports 1T shat IT is un-
derstood that Prince Gortschakoff is still
vety anxious for peace, but he considers
that the Turks are not yet sunAciently
bss.eh towarrsnt propositions looking TO
that end. Several important tslegrams have
bean received from Count SchsuvalofF in
London. daa4 5sd,epy Ii 5loT }1r fas
ss. lid Il RuMoRzD SUCCESSES, .,slfI 4,
There are rumoys of some considerable
Turkish iyuccesses at Rustehuk. sniss.g
i.Jv.l iHow TEE s5AR APPEARS. .,t4ag j.
4 The Emperor tfsvsls ~ luxurious cdr,
1itted, either for the railway or ths ordinsfy
foads. He looks far from being wsll' / he
has met with the most enthusiastic rscep-
tion 1t Ill points ON his journey.
s4as,1 isr.J PRESS SUBSIDY. "li8
IA London speclal says II itrsported here
that Count schouvalo6 repeats hsss aesar-
ances that the Russian Government lias no
intention TO interfere With the Brkish2 in
terests In tho East, but it is beginning 70 be
generally understood that Russia Il endeav>
oring to subsidize the press, and that she
y evidently ;prepsrtnE thepdblie mind for
Her forthcoming occupation Of Con-tanti,
neple. Meanwhile the rumors OF decided
Turkish successes on the line of tho Danube
and Of An improvement of the Turkish
prfptst Y Y Asia continue ee n q gain ground. 3D.,
FINANCIAL PROSPECTS. "a .
The financial prospects Of neither Of the
belligerents> are psrticulsrlo hopeful.
The reports of great itringency alike in
st. Petersburg, ,and Constantinople, are fully
lcredted It1g aaid that important negotia-
tfons are on foot between the English Gov
ernment and the Khedive,i in reference to the
protection of British interests in Egypt.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13

TOR RENT.-The Mansion House; Lawn
n Stables and Garden, Of John O'Byrne
Pine Grove, one mile from the Market
street bridge The lGwn Is one Ofthe nnest
in The county. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-13
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

u EytIag!ef3 nl4. .5ytylyJ IT DOS %tet
The annual examinations Of pupils in the
public schools, preparatory TO promotions,
Will commence during the next few days
and continue all of next week. The ex-
'aminations Will be conducted by means Of
printed questions, the pupils Writing the
answers. During the summer vacations
the paperswill be examined and promotions
In aocorlance with the result made at the
opening of the September terin.is'
The annual closing examinations in the
public schools will commence on Monday,
June 25th, and continue during the week, AZ
follows: '.e"' ~rzs''--'-'
"a Monday, In Nos. 5, II, ID, 18 and II,
3 Tuesday, in Nos. 3, 10, 70, 13 and Is.
!, Wednesday, in Nos. 2, 8, 7.andS.
The examinations in the, Girls Depart
ments Of Nos. I and 4, and Boys Departs
ment of Nos 4 and 1s, Grammar schools)
will also be held on Wednesday. ,
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