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l.ngitsis Opera.

The Caroline Riehins. English opsra
Company will open for a shor, season in
National Guard Hall. Virginia, on the
evening o. the 2ist Of this month At which
time " Mariana will be produced. There
will be 4 change Of programme every night
and " Martha" "Trayiata." I'll Troya-
tore. " Marriage ~ figaro !" anil the !" bo-
h.mian Girl" will follow. These operas
will be splendidly presented and ~ given
with full ehoruses and full orchestra. the
troupe consisting 81 twenty-five persons.
Tho people at. TO be congratulated upon
this coming musical event.
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Accidents.

since the nrst 81 the present month We
have had nine mining accidents three
Of them proving fatal. Tho names Of the
victims. ~ far. are y. j. Mcdonald. who
Henry Goldsworthy. who received his In.
Jurics In the Consolidated Virginia shaft.
and Morris Conner. who met his death
this morning In the Savage mine. And
yet there are people who say mining Ia not
q very dangerous occupation and 81 . day
Is too much 10 pay for such work.
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MrmpRR WILL OUT.

A few years ago August Flower ~as dlseov
end IN he . certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, and . few thin dyspepues
made Known to their friends hou easily and
quickly they had been cured by its use. TIE
graf merits VI ur,cn's August Flower were
hsral ed through the country by ons sufferer
has become immense. Druggists In eyery town
In the Ulitcd States are selling u. No person
suffering with sour stomach. blek heacaehe.
costiv,nrrs. palpitation Of the heart. ind'ees.
ton. bw spirits. etc. can tAks thr-e d0sss With
out relief. Ito TO yoar drusgist aod got . bottle
or rs cents aud Try It. Sample bottles 10
cents. dell On
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tn. cS.sie Plague IsersasisE In
Eur0Ipo.

The Cassle Plague AnersssDs ~
Europe.
WARRINGTON. Aug. IA London spe'
ci.i says: The cattle plague COMMITTEES oil
the British House Of Commons have
agreed to recommend that all importation
Of cattle from Germany. Russia and Bel
GUM be absolutely prohibited maj cat
tie imported from other countries Dc
killed at tho place OF landing T; thai AL
movements Of cattle In infected districts
be prohibited. and that infected farms he
subjected to quarantine. NotwithstandinG
these stringent measures, tho disease IL on
the increase In London aud its environs.
Aaothsr Mexican Outrage.
d~ALvrsrox. Texas, August i3.-A special
from Rio Grands City says: At O'Clock
this morning h'teu men from Mexico
entered the tow II, broke open the Jail, shot
Judge Cox and the Jailsr and released two
notorious outlaws. The civil authorities
called upon the military for assistance.
aud Colonel Price, with 100 regulars and
two Calling guns. started In pursuit OF the
Mexicans, but failed ~ ovsrtake them.
They recrossed the river and entered Mex
leo seven-sevsn miles below Rio Grsnde
City. The troops have not yet crossed.
Maine Democrats Will Indorss
Hayes.
PORTLAND. Me-. August 1.-THE Dem
ocratie State Convention which meets TO-
morrow will indorss the Southern policy
Of Hayes. J. G. Talbot. last years candi.
date for Governor. was waited on tonight
and requested TO withdraw. but declined.
Railroad Collision.
TOLEDO. August IA collision occur
red last night between the Canada South
ern passenger train and . freight train OF
tho Lake Shore road. One passenger was
slightly injured. The engineer 10 miss
Ing, and Il Ia feared he Is under the wreck.
A Msxiean View OF 0ovsrsmests.
WARRINGTON. August 1.-THE Supreme
Court OF Mexico has decided that the leg
islativs. executive. aud judicial powers
are independent. and the functions OF one
cannot be delegated 10 or be exercised by
either Of tho others.
AChiness Embassy 10 Berlin.
BERLIN. August ii.-The Ambassador
from China has arrived Ia settle the AFFAIR
Of tho Chinese pirates who murdered the
captain and mate Of the German schooner
Anna last spring.
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s'tsgers Crushed.

N. st. John. = carman. hal the first and
second fingers % his right hand crushed
81 baLlly this morning that Anpuiaiion
deemed necessary. 81. John las icon
engaged in hauling bonanza ore from the
railroad dump, back of the school. house,
10 the Rhode Island mill. To-day he put
a timber on his car and was going along
at a lively rate. when ia. timber struck 4
portion Of tho railing in such a way as Ia
crush the fingers as above mentioned.
This man Is out u luck. by q previous
accident he lost all Of the fingers Of his
left hand, ~ that Of present he has but
two fingers with which To work.
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ssrees Qsesatioss.
l.r rur a. Avn p. uSs,

lsy rur a. AND p. uSs
s,S rn,xcisco. Aus. h-2;i5 p. ".
Belchsr. I co
California. "a, IN
Eureka. 39a
Gould and Curry. s..
Grand Prize, i3a
Northern belle, isR
ophir. ISL, i3S
Caledonia. J Is. ) 40
Justice. ~.
Con. Virginia. ga,
Argenta, | IL
bullion. ~
/, Best and Belcher. Isl. ISL, l5t
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION HKRP.

Notice tho "star Remedies" Or. Van
Dykes "An,ibliious Cure" Is prsisrred to all
other dysptpt'c medicines. Flint. 10 dsss not
grips. Second, Il does not nauseais. Third.
It 10 pleasant TO tssts and smell.
"Trout OIL ointpslt " 10 prepared non Lsts
Tahoe Trout, and 10 tbs beet Linimsnt In the
world for Rhsumatism, Neuralgia and epfains:
Go 10 your druggist, get Q sample eotus OF
each, ffes Of charge. Trout OH. 20 csnts pr
b,tlls; Anti.bllious Cure. one dollar. AUS ~
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q. u. GALLUP.

q. ". GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of csiifor-
mia, ooid Hil, keeps constantly on hand oil
fsvrritr brands OF fo,pousd C.sars. choice bit
cigars. ell II DIS Of Chewing tobscc,. mesr.
schAnm pipes, nuts, candies. nne cutlery, aud
toys and falcy goods OF all kinds. ap7s %
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Tnx PAl.AcR RAriN0 STAND,

For . roa't NJ beef uneIrelied In Storey
c'anty. 20 TO Thomas II snrou's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North O street,
Virginia City. Prosh oyste-s at oil houn In
svsfy style. fosty ninsrs always On hand Of
night. For tDty. homo style OF cooking, and
the best and fresl sst Of Ill that The markets
sdori. tbs Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
ry u. api1 m
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CARD.

70 all Who are suffering from the ereu and
ipdisrrstIors of youth. psrvous wesknsss. early
De. sy, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send Q
receipt that will care Won. rKEk or cnAnoE
rhi. rreat rrinedy was discovered BY Q nission.
arr In south America. Send q Nelf.addrsssed
envelope 10 the kRv. JueRPH T. lNMAS,
station u. Bible House. New York CITY.
mh3 em
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yRon A DISTINGUISHED JUaisr,

81 have tried thHPrxuvilx sIrrp. and III.
resuit faily sustains your prediction. II hsa
mads 4 new man Of ne-infuped inio my SO.
tenn new vigor and energy. ] am no longsI
tremulous and dsbliifsfed - when you Last
saw me. but stronger. heartier, and With larRss
by all ,lruggists.
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RETURN THAT D0u.

mHs PARTIES VINO WERE ssRN m
i wrongfuily taks poevssion OF . small
~hiseh-And.tan PUP, on Fort Homestead. last
sunday. will please return the same 70 the
the MN once. and avoid trouble.
auiaw JAMES TREzoHA.
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COUGHS.

A Msdiciusl Preparation in the fosn Of .
ioscne. 10 the most convenient. browns
bronchial Trochss silay Irritation vhtsh 10.
ducss coughing. diving rslisf In hfoashiua.
Hoapsnsss, Inhnsnfa. consumptive and Ash'
matte complaints.
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As.,,.,. ,l,. nss.,.s.

Z COnhn Dosss Chs- Danatae
u huyan AZ usnaiiton AbAfnesd
uh,. pt.,t Al Mckay Vim Wedge
Nheels- u Dtprnan Welch
n N 1o,hsm 'hss hury hnliinAh
sW kuuhIs J A Rrrp-sy Den, IL -ullivan
Ia. conr.r. Mr. BrannonAeN NcCsusland
fmm. Ut.y Hutchinson Mrs q nner.
Mis-. y clNIs Mrs J G-orgeMs-t q fhsyer
Mr. X imhle " Cohn \ VT John Foster
Frh.y,rNx OF Name N AE Rowek "
NI .D'Conu@ll A Mcdonald v Dorchy
A k.yet- W McAnarlln } v kstshum
. m Ttu. Vt Akoyn Mar shay
Mr.. B.nnst, &c Ms. hamilton Mr-
Ms. AHsmiltonMis. Bsrne~ N k-rfe
. u 0nnt Jss Lind Jacobs
4. Jau.s Albert froet
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EUROPE.
Horrible Atrocities by the
Russians and Turks.
the GLARS ARMY COMPLETELY
HEMMED IN.
Rumored Resignation Of
Prince GortschakoE.
THE R0UAANIANs WILL Nsf CROSS
rnR DANUBE YET.
PrsrOgatlon or the British Par.
Lament.
Queen. yietoria's speech on the
Occasion.
ESPECIAL Di.pArcuEs To TEE aoLD HILL
DAILY NEwa.l
nm. orea, WAR in ,hs E....

tiVcs iTum tho ulstTicts utNnrateu W wv
Dashi. Dazouks aud the BulgArians
Of women and children arr
homeless and perishing for want OF shsl
ter. medical attendance and food. Imme-
diats help ia most sorely needed. II Ii
proposed 10 distribute the fugitives about
Constantinople. Adrianople and Philippe
polls. The correspondent suggests the
Of q city OF refuge on an island
near Constantinople, under the protection
Of q neutral fiag and = neutral guarantee
from the belligerents. The crops are rot
ting In tho ground and no provision Is
made for Winter. Tho correspondent
speaks favorably Of tho Turkish regu-
lars. but sovorcly blames tho government
for employing or not controlling the
irrcgulars. who commit the worst ex.
Even the fugitive women aud
children who come for protection 10 tho
Turks have to 10 guarded by regular
troops. lest they should be further In
jnred 10y these savages. The Bulgarians
are behaving much In tho same way a. thu
Bashi- Bazonks, aud IL will be impossible
for Christians and Mohammcdans TO even
i've together aSain IN tle Jus
tricts. Eveii iinssian Sympa,nl.ers ~.
tho Bulgarians TO revolt and
then leaving them to tho mercy OF the
whose right 10 treat thom Is rcbsls
10 hard 10 question.
MORE TURKISH ATROCITIES.
Iovnov An, IA. nucb.rest cor.
n.o.J.n, ,star,.. h.S. ~ri,,an
M sa%iiow,rs ,s rsc.,,.J N. and from
a. ,o,rihIa asco,n,s vhich trvitiys. con.
.,inrsi,y hrins ovsr an. p.itsns' I fosr n
,nn., \. ~ $40 a. Iniv m ,hs Jsv NJ
AZ nn,si,r sx..,s,ion ~ E.li.SspSra.
AZ T',sI. 49, a., ali az. chri.tIsp
mn ,.on,an anJ obiIIrou .honld h. not
-. ,ho~ In ,hc,r honse. anil tbos. WHO
within vero burn,I alive. An
mar Wa GIVEN ~ bryn down and de,troy
o,.rv ns,sicla ~ Christian n-roperty.
W.ny issIinc Tn,ti.h m~er,.hants tool
nar, /, ,hs .G.ir The Turls di.patcbed
i.r,a nnmhcr ~ B..hi B.youks an over
nan Jis,ric, Thi. aispict IL ono of
,irhs., in ,hst mari az Turkey. n ICON.
Ain. .xsrv largo pronortion OF Ghristians.
ovcr thirty chsrchr. and o schools and
collcses. ali Of which have been burned.
The J~cstrnetion extended 10 ,he Villages
M I,oghdsn Mah-l,i. Rani and many
ptbers' I'm ali about sixty, containing from
$50 TO 200 families each. Scarcely niiy
persons seaped aiive. ine
,Ss, from -. on 10 s.SOo Christians have
- a.. PHI l...i.. and ft.h,r-
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ENGINEERS MEETINGS.

CoMsrooK LopoR. NO. !. OF TIE
u Bg.s.,hosd q sat n;IE fHr55SS fs,,;
Of each manih. At Old yellow' Hail. oo'd
""' WILLIAM cssDLRR, Chief.
aEoasE J. PEREIns, Y. A. y. jyiJ I'm
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sTOCK
sau Franchise Board.
IAsr NyKSNa.

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90 Meadow VALLEY. soc
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80 49,
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PIANOS TO LET.

A WOODWARD \ Bnowsu@
"A PIANO. used ihat . few 80"
mon,hs. for rent. Apply At hr.u 3vs
Noe's Millinery Stofs. ia South Q sireet.
yirrinis City. OF q q. W Hall D Co.'S news
jeiItf N. h. PARSONS. Agent.
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.srsciAL pr.rArcnSs To ~ dom hrL
DAiLr Sr~s.i
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NV YoRK. August ii.-An indianapolis
special to tho T.Se. says Senator Morton
Ia, arrived at home. His left arm 10 par
alfred and his family physician will re-
main with him until he improves. None
but members Of his family arc allowed to
see him.
n... nntier 60 the wsrkinEn'en.
Nrw YoHx. August IA New York
letter from Ben. Butler Was read al the
workingmen's meeting in Philadelphia, In
which he SAYS the workingmen cannot %
compelled TO take National Bank notes ior
paw. but can demand gresnbacks, gold. or
silver coin.
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THE SUM
1S7T4t NBw YoRK.o 3 rU1S77.

The differrnt caitinns THElSUH DIR.
ing tie next year will lie the same Ms
dnri"g she ear tha' ha. juSt passed.
The dai y edition will in week days &c
h slleti ot lour pages, Hnh on Sun'iaye
a sheet Of i'gh' PAGES OF the samc't-
mensions and rlalacirr Hal arealreads
tari iuF'n n iuend-.
The SUN will aahiI me TO lethe
s%tlrnnVus advUra'eiot r'i"m AMI re-
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STA .e,nsusu,. wlsh"m. AMI lhtegr1ty
for holiow %prettncr, Ini'%clhVs anu
Efraua ihathe H,iminisfralIoh OF pnnii1
BAH, RS. II will contend l0r ihcgovcrn-
OF the penpiei y tle people and
for The people, rs opposed Ia govern
moot bv frauds ,nthr IMllot .h6X and in
lie crmoring 0f Yates: enforced Wy nils
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"cHE Writ" for 1877.

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