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LADIES FURNISHINGS.
6 oIey' s Cork Corset t
ISAAC EICHBERG,
(Sole Agent for Alexandria. }

[SOIo agent TOT Ai6XaECfIH.J
CORK IN LIEU OF B0NE-Elegant, easy,
durable and delightful to the wearer. No mora
bones breaking. No cutting of fabric. Tho
public may rely upon Cooley's Cork Corset as
being the worry best and most comfortable Cor
set made. II gives plumpncss to the figure
which no other Corset can approach. Tho pres
sure snt burden Of dresses, ss now worn, render
it absolutely necessary for ladies' who pay any
regard TO health to wos7 some kind of Corset
to relieve this pressure. Ladies' will find to their
satisfaction and camtor: that Cooley's Cork Ger
SGT is the best adapted for this purpose. jy y
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Notice to City Tax Payers.
Brooklyn, July IS.
N Y. Mcrcuru.
Collectors Office, Aloxandris. Va.
Jrlv IDth 1877


July 18th, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that tho tax bills duo
for 1877 are now in our hands for collection and
the attention Of parea Interested is respectfully
called to tho following provision in tho revenue
bill Of that yoar:
Upon all bills paid liz full in II. s. currency.
gold or silver coin by the Jst day Of August,
1877, Tho Collectors Of Taxes shsl allow dig
coun. of twenty five por cont end upon all bills
paid in full in u. S. currency, gold or SILVER
coin by the lst dcy Of Septom5er, 1877, tho C1l-
lectors of Taxes shall allow y DISCOUNT 0i twenty
per cent; upon all bills paid in full in U. ,. cur
rency, gold or silver coin by the lst day OF Cc-
tober, 1877, the said Collectors shall allow DIS,
count Of fifteen per cent and upon all bills PAID
in full in u. S. currency, gold or silver com by
tho lst day Of November, 1877, the SAID Collcc,,
tors shall allow discount Of Ten per cent, snd
damages at the -ate of twelve per centum snail
be paid upon al taxes not paid by Juno lst, i8i5;
the said Collectors furnishing the Finance Com
mittee with list OF names, datas and discounts
allowed. for which they arc 10 have credit; but
no discount shall be allowed upon any bill paid
in coupons. $. K. FIELD. Col. South. Dist.
iv I2-tNl J. r. HILL, Col. North. dat.
YnRUSTEE'S NOTICE-All persons having
4. clsims against THE MOUNT VERNON
|MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of Baltl-
moro city, and entitled to participate in the dis
tribution Of the assets ct said company arc re-
quested to present their claims to tho under
signed, ct Alexandria Va, on or before the lolh
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr.,
iv III I-2sw1m Trustee.
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4RDCEsskEs AND AaGU9ssS.

NJ OTICE.
Giisr Tor shiG Iis ,,,..,
HS' DAmhhiA: Or '1oH
;, :, =, comprising IA,
H''I'1'y ,G' oto.'tnU hto.5 ! t,, not, Sri;t
- h"y isl"ii" A1Apls'uo' e''io 'oo'1o ''NJ ''l''A'
AoIrHs' r,:,u
Gail carly and buy cheap
SAM'L. J. REED,
iy2 No Il s. Fairfax st Alexandria
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ls ". AVERY,
Ace
CHolgE FAM1hY IL XSR a5iT,@,!s pAEGY =! eEooh
''''' 2N; T Eiop j. So :. COZ Alfred.
cows NI,EXhEDRIA. VA.
~ =
NEW GOEDSi
NEW pHICE5! |!
Tn, suhscriber respsctfuli7 anncunces thss
n, l,.s f.l.en the storo
No ~ KING STREET.
and !: prepared TO o1or liH snc eefelAt'y Sc
lec.ha stock OF ,,o,,n
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DEDUUING STOCK.
IL Wednesday, July II, 1871
Cur stock is large and must be roduced.
Great Inducements to Country Merchants.
We hayo dstarainea t. cut our stock down
SIS much as possible as the season advances, and
grsst bargains may be expected in I'll styles Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Country mer-
chants specially invited to cali end take advan-
tago Of cur down prices.
D. +. BRAsHEAR. 100 King st.
Fl r HoOmcs II II
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IL. ERENG LEE
ICE CREAM PARLOR%,
King straot,
Haya boen raGttol and arranga,i n tho mcsi
approved style Of co,nro,s and o%se; and he
promises during The present season TO mcet the
wants of his pstrons in the ssmn acceptable
mannor as for years past.
Gs- leo Cream, Wato: less, soda Water,
Cakes Pics, Fruit and Confectionery always on
hand.
FROZEN CUSTAED msdi u order and jo-
livered to any part OF !ho city.
TONIC BEER Of my own manufacture, p
on hand.
ga- Orders promptly attended to and families
supplied. my 2-cotf
ice COLD SODA, VICHY, KISSENGEN
Z AND
BEDFORD WATERS
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS
Chocolate,
Coffee
Tea and
Calisaya Syrups
AtJANNEY s. CO.'S. Branch StoTo,
sp Is N. W. cor. King and Royal streois
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HenryE Englehardt's s Lager Beer.

(Bo.tled for Family Use and Shipping.)
Tho attention Of tho public is respectfully call:
Cd to very superior article of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, browed from the best Malt and
Hops, with tho greatest caro- for its purity, and
put up in tho most convenient style with patont
stoppers.
Invalids or dolicste persons will derive much
benefit from its uso. Orders loft ut Louis APP
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied st
lowest rates. Delivered to any part Of the city.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
ny5 Wost End Brewery.
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HFu sro still receiving new styles of
BORDERED LAWNS
snl late dcsigrs in
DRESS PERCALES
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MEDICINAL. A

yTNO THE INTEREST OF HOUSEKEEP-
4 ERS-We beg leave to call attention TO our
stock Of FAIRFAN COUNTY CIDER VIM
EGAR We have on hand about eight hun,
dred gallons. This we guarantee free from ell
impurities. We have sold this production for
the last five years, snd have yet 10 hear Of the
HIST instance Of its failing. Every gsiion Is
guaranteed to keep any kind of pickle. For sale
hy GEO. McBUKNEY Sc SON, Family Gro
GERS, l66 and 10 King street, Alex. Va. jy l6
- RECEIVED this day large stock of Doors,
-AG Sash, Blinds Builders Hardware, Lesd5,
Oils. &c, to which we call especial attention.
NH II Is. F. PEAkE s. co.
WHOLE, half, quarter and Toy Buckets at
w low prices, III lots to suit.
MCLEAN s UHLER,
jy !G l07 King street.
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS, Scarf and
lS1 Veil Pins; slso choice selection of Peatl
and Flatod Sleeve Buttons and Studs at
jy ~ FERGUSON s. BROS, 90 King St.
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pEADY FOE: SUM u h:t;.
Is
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IDRY GOGEss.

MER NOV ELTIES.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, MONDAY, JULY 80, 1877.
FOE SALE Or. RENT.

ETOH RENT-Desiring smaller house, the
u one in which l reside is offered for rent.
For particulars enquire of Samuel g. Brent,
King street.
jy2i WIN. kILGOUR.
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I QUAR- :Ot StI'
sec BARRELS OF FISH
Comprising
Family Roo Potomac Horrina in nDls s DO
Bay Island Labrador unG bO0uo Bay Split
Horring.
Newfoundland Round and Split Her.ing.
Gail carly and buy cheap.
SAML. J. REED,
iy2 No. Il $. Fairfax ST Alexandria
, 1877-09-21

CHIcAoo.-The tug burton hat received new
coat o! paint. The schr Katc 1linchman has como
out at dry.dock, ready for q load. bhe has bscp
laid up for several months. .Thnre a!u very few
craft In tue harbos, and marine matters sro corrs.
spondingly gllet.., The sevunue Guitar Andrew
Johnson 10 In port. Echr Noars inAdo The trip
to Buffalo Ia four days and seventeen honFs The
tugs Ward and Protection have gone Into
Miller bros. dry-docks for rcpn]rs....n 10
said that Thirty hales Ut oakum were
required 10 calk ono old hull that a4 been sesur.
sccted lately 10 catch good freight. The Hp,Es
II. Watson IL snug little sseam yacht manned and
built hy William md John Kelly, youths OF Mus.
krgan. and now here.
6TNtN gsHTs. Rough leather WA sxpe;:encta
ssntiy s.hafs At ths loot Of Iske ontsro hss been
dry.IocktA for repairs at I3u1an. Tho prop 70.
turac has conc nnt Of dty. deck at lsuffalo with
new Arches ard new boters. md new wire Rigging
Tho sciF f. NJ. knapp. wh!c'. has been lying vi
to Ut Sut..,;O Y. Gaylord, ct Uswevo, has recent.
!y purchased one-ha1f Ut the sehr oliver Mitchell!
toe q, 50o cash. John Olson. of Milwaukee, has
bought Of John Jasots one.th!d Inherent IL the
oa.aa ;s1 aaa't3 : ,ss i 'ssF sss s,sy Lem.
ployeu GU tho xcow Flying cloud. was
drowned at Uswego Monday evening. y.
This schr Experiment, vt Racine, scizcd b. Marshal
custot,y THE confederation for thu scht Aeon.
ttas, recently purchasest by Capt. \. u. t:Tun,.
mun was 81: 0o1. il ia not tonG sfncs sLe was Al.
az; oA, vessel; she W!li como nut Of The ar.
.alot Tuesday. there were twelve arrivals, n:
hu, u which :.se2s, GOO was cpra. ll3, 1O0 was
wheat. and q. 7+t WA barley. The recefpta Sat.
urday, sunday, and Monday segregated h 373. 300
, 1877-09-21

BUFFALO,.


DurrLo, N. r., Sept. 20. Following aso tho
charters: Schrs Clara Baker. W. s. csoathwaltc,
Il. f. nraee, Clayton Belle. and William Home.
eoal from sandusky to Chicago at 4oc per ton !:
Moonlight, r. j. Locke, and II. r, McrtlcG. coal
from black River 10 Milwaukee Ut 40c; David
Vance, salt 10 Milwaukee one p. t.: Thomas
Gawau, coal from buffalo 10 Milwaukee at
:}0c; 1laEs!ct ltoss. salt 10 Detroit at 4c
per bal; j. Il. DentioY, J. D. Sawyer. 1uceEne,
SaKara, John kltaerhousc, and Kate L. Dtuce.
cpa, from Cleveland 10 Chicago u 4oc; e. c.
Darucs and ii. l.. Collins, c0al fsnm Dunato to
Milwaukee at n5c per tun: Jane Bell coal IT. nu:
lut!I At Gtlc: u II. johns0n. cement to Cleveland
at 10 per hr1s y. H. l1atloy, salt 10 chicago q 4c:
wanda al g.. SO pcr tn rail; Valentino. cement
81. Clzir 10 buffalo Ut s! ~ pcF IN; H. A.. 1sch.
niunl. sycamore lunbrr from Lake st.. Clsir 10
Buda!o At .. 90; Golden Fleecr' hat9 SAT- 10 en''
Gjcarnnces-props 4. l.. Craig, nulnth. ]. 600
bsla cement ll5 bfls Falt: ch1us Chicago, ~ btla
cement; JaY Goud, Chicago. 1f0 erlt eeme,!t;
kaks: tclrs lan,4ea. Chicago. !. so3 tons coal ;
/. Il1ucc, Chicago; IT, Lawrence. Chicago. 600
ton; 8 epa S,.x.. essfo; s'. rSfp
tirern Hay.. 40 IONS coal; ,Ha'entlae.
netrois 1000 brls ssn.ent; y. noss. Ds-
wy, New baltimore, sd tons coal: Pathfinder,
Chicago; 4. yYught, Chitxru: AdScntuEer, lie.
lruit, 00 to,,s caal, Col. Ellsworth. Chicego, 60
tnns coal; Moonlight, Milwaukee,: 7. j. hesea
Cbrago, =, coo brls salt: II. +. Asrftct. Chicago;
+jane ls&ll, nulnta, po0 tons coal; n; Lydia
KlnHsylt!s. 100 tons coal; #c9w Emily Eliza, Oak
II. j., Carney. s.gtnaw; Ajsx, saainsw; Norway
, 1877-09-21

The following were ths arrivals aud elesrancts
for tho sxenty -four hours ending at 10 o'clock laat
night:
boyyan. Nsntowee.. sunt,rit:I An,keKon, suaksgoa,
Charles iest. !aajsse. lumber; toiniodotg. Dudau.
saadrte,; Sew Era Grand istya. t4M!nx, MeAsenxrt,
.ss.. ssiSR 'iSss ss.e :sss ss:a .s: .aa Gss
.ss!:: isS:!s :saSs!:;:: ]: sssa :is.%;: s$:
t:ss e,s st5 5;ana 5da. ass sSst S's
xsss g. Ss:ksssa sst4u sasi c.tt's
IN Newlsnd. xusksioa. lamhsfI, M!!lsTd F1oie,
uSxt ~; G' q t4 .ys a'1 Sst .9;
Hma0ds irand liasea, la,nbsi;f; bar6sf. jo.opi.
iu!niets Aensaas pc,hsRo, lnn,ber, Al.Es Peshtf1o
iisaask. istk Msst.. po.t.. j. sEs~, sou!h I!isn.
hlHsaesf cs,. u'ts"p snsf5; " L*xst ssf
1ascsa a5o. ss4 uaS:f fssa eos..
Au.ksyaa, lan9Isri Aunis Mueller, Mu.:rxsn. lgn'
Rss Ii1.ksfSa IT. ist T. Msrt NJ.
II: Disls: l:,
I'll = 6s;s
ESs Il; S;.t
Sss S:s.,a Ss' 't'' III IT EN-:
III &s,..s. Fs.a.xo. , ess seef. sroo Tosae, nat
81 II T. 10 Dras Fl s< 81 st s.
:aSatIr.; s.a.s Ma.Es:oa. Aa.kt;o: tf. ps1k: .
sa:hss; sas vat: ssas's: ~: y ;sta: s:;s
bouth uafe1 10 hu uuaulhJ sxel and sandltsi etiuI
Cofvas, IL. loe, lohs1 1olk. sd tsud.sa.
, 1877-09-21

L.
At army Headquarters yesterday moro de-
tailed report was received from Cal. Bradley,
commanding Camp Sheridan, In rcGari to the
surrender Of Lame Deer and his band, than tsas
hecn transmitted by telegraph. lamc Dccrfs
band surrendered on the 10th inst. a small
portion Of lts band fail warriors no doubt) hare
gone northward to join Sitting Hull. Seven
men and three women hive surrendered At the
Cheyenne Agency, In tho Indian Territory.
There were but few arms in The band, and
the way they account for The small number Is
that tbs warriors who went to join Sitting Bull.
atlas .Jncubs, touk ltlcm with them. Tho Indians
turned in some branded stock. There were in
all forty eight mcn, eighty y-ctght women, hfty.
eIx boys, thtrtr-cght girls, making In all total
of 13f pcrsnns: 154 ponicst dsc nltlzzic.loadtnE
rifles. two brccch-l0aders anil one rcvolrcI.-a
certainly vcrv small quantity. OF arms. They
rcpnri that there arc nu 4ost[lc8 south OF tue
Yellow stone, which leaves tho u1aek ILLS aud
the ls4g IIurl country safe TO traTcl through.
providing there arc no roati-ngrhta ~ Mctt'it
with nnyhOly. The total number OF Lame
Dccr's rcopfe surrendered is over 400.
The fhtrtl Infantry left Wlkesbarrc, FL, Last
evening for Montana.
A dispatch Was received yesterday stating
| that Col. Merritt bud bccn heard from on the
18th Inst lie Is operating In the north. lie
tlad cut luosa from bis tr1ln, ~ lc found him
self tn country where be could not get It
| through. tfo was then on Go1seberry Creek,
In Northern Wyoming north Of the Columbia
! reservation. lie Is south OF Chief Joseph and
Ills band to prevent them coming eastward.
, 1877-09-21
PORT cOLBORNE


nu1yAto. Sept. a0.-Esssels passing Port Col
bonu Lock ia tbs twenty .faar hours ending o
o'clock, 18th:
KaatwAEd-Trops Dominion, Argyle. and Acadia,
pe.rott 10 Montreal; Garden City, Chicago 10 OK.
tunaburg; tug ". i. Hobb, Butlalo To-; barks
Merritt Nelson, and Neeioa- Middle Island to
ktngstoni Sligo. Muaksgon to Quebec; John wes-
lcv. Emerald, and Typo. Milwaukee 10 K,ngston'
l'yaraosd. Chicago to Kingston; Arctic,
Cleveland to Toronto; Cavalier. Bay Cisr
Chicago to glnRston; MIoso.ts, Milwaukee
to ktnKsson; Lem Ellsworth. Chlcago 70 pawego;
5chFs il. u. Fort aud Thomas Pafson4, Chicago To
kingston: Trinidad and Ntagara, Milwaukee 10
Kin..lon; Gutlluy Sur, Mllwaukss 10 O4wego;
luntank, Chicago TO ugdsnsburg; ". D. Allen,
10 O.Hcso; +. II, Barker. 10 k!nyst0n; QaHe aud
hptutnrtte. Black N!scf ta Ht0eky!lle; knight
Tamplar, Chicago 10 Kingston; EEls Stewart Eric
Wsstxasd-prop. Lake Ontario, Monsrs.,
to ptsro!t; City of New. York, Dgde1s-
burr 10 Toledo; Colun1hia, Hamilton 10
pstro!s,, hstks Blazing etat. Oadsnsbufg. to
waukes; Wayns. tswsso to Milwaukee; nritnh
We;o 10 Chicago; I.AIb chsFtotts 10 detroit;
Jane hatatou. l}xdenshurz 70 CIsvelandT Toul
t,mma. t1swsKo u netEait; PoEtAxc. Toronto to
EEtc; Acacia. Toronto 10 Cleveland; scow Mar
Wlef. Tosonto u Cleveland; baExss Les&ar and
q. j. Hale. OsdensbufY " Duluth; Il. +. Church.
Q.dcnahurs tU Cleveland.
ypsacts discharyiug 81 ths 4ltvslof-8team barge
lsAAc Muy. Chicago, no orders. barSts MlakAko,
Waubushnpe, and 5cserne. Chicago.
, 1877-09-21

Tho other day At nIehmondvl1le, a hoy Q years Of
ngc got blown ont On Lake Huron In frat boat In
which hs wAa playing, and was qn!tc 1 distance
from shore before his condition wss discovered.
No craft was Ia sgbt, esthcr coming up Of going
down the Like, aud, The wind getting fresh his
chances Of keeping aboro water were dimln.
ibhing everY moment The stur Evening Siar
happened 10 be tn port and her commander, Capt.
kcuyun. Al once got bis boat under way and
steamed after the little Walt. rescung him not a
moment too soon, and bringing Him rafety 10 rhore.
tiny canoe now and again Lost tight of between
The waves. lest tho Star might not reach II In
time. Capt kauyon'4 dtsntereateG eerr1cea wero
iontiiy praised and the act has done much to csab
fish him deeper than ever IN the affections OF the
shore people--DAYoH F0st, ..0th.
, 1877-09-21
CANADIAN NEWS.

Gptciai fHspaieA 10 TAs CAtcagd Ttttun<.
+ sr. louN, N. H., Sept. a.-Tha a.adaeenG,
Flrc-1usasauca Company commenced paying
3,ollcy holders this morning. The of1lca na4
crowded With applicants al day, and everything
passed OF regularly and we'll Up 10 this even
lug $70, ,000werc paid In cash aud the Company's
notes. Forty-ase Of the 100 clatms were thus
settled.
Ths construction Of the great railway wharf ID
proceeding rapidly. A la19s portion vii! ba
ro,nplete<l bctosu spring. Ths contract price u
sl,774,o00. -...-......
6pse1al IAspateA u 7a< GAteago 7sssuas.
BKLlAvILlE, Ont, Sept. M.-1he Grand
Junction NailwAY Company hare entered intu
al agreement with ME, Panlse, Ut Haxieton, r.,
fur tho rons.1artion u The ruad u Campbell
koFd ~ a4 ssaa2 .9.s & eexin at *1s 11ss
K1kGstoa, Ont, Sept. O-Thu schooner
Flylu. Alst, Oh entering this hafbo1 Lat n1Sht,
, 1877-09-21
UODLEY'9 THEATRE,

Mr. Barrett came cut !n = comedy role last
evening, that Of Dbn F'Ttr In Mrs. Centityre's
Wondcr-A Woman Keeps Secret" It is
probably unnecessary 10 remind the reader that
this IL a comedy Of "situatIons {technfcal1y
spcakin1l, and that there Is but little rootn af-
forded for Tive DEVELOPMENT OF anything that
could 10 called humor OF character. 1t IL
something like our uotleTn faEcc-cDmcdcs, full
Of clever contrivances, divcrt!ng rsedicatnents,
which, Bhorn OF their Erossncrs. make up ycrY
AtnusInH entertainment. Mr.. Barrett rlayttl
Don Ft4ex by the cart Probably he did not
fuiss line, and apparently each gesture. each
clderrr, each movement, vas carefully pro-
Medisatcd. This Is one Of his great merits.
lie rarely u cvesy acts On impulse. Perhaps
1t would be better, particularly when essavlnG a
comedy part. II be di'i-that Ii, I! he has Rnv
Impulses The impression mhlc last evening
upon the audience wus one of mingled ntlmlra-
ttun mil stonsahmtnt-asitntTntton for An
actor who seems determined to cs'fnpa.A all tho
paths to falne, and establishment that he shoultt
be blind to the fact that be IL utterly lacking
In what the QcTmans cali "sport-lmnulse u
| {spteltricb}. 3fr. Barrett has no hutnar. lie
| MAY enjoy fun. but tic rannut impart II.
This evening ME. Barrett plays shHloek To
| morrow crcqiug tue bill has hccn ctlangr41, Ia
obedience ton very general desire, and "Jullus
| Caesar u has bcen substituted.
, 1877-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Msv1CKER,s THEATRE.

hsFlChEIt'8 IffEATIeE~
Mr. Booth appcarc1 last night a. Nt,1~eio,
In "The Fools Revenge" which Is Tom Tay-
lor's version Of Victor 1Iugo's "Lc Rol
s'Amusc,n and which Is known in still smother
form aa the opera OF "Rigoiesto." There Is q
fascination in this play mot lost IN Mr.. Booths
actipe) that might be llkcned 10 the ''plea.ing
fear" which Is created By the contemplation of
aome terrible object in nature. Or some swfu1
f2et tn human experience. The atory dips deem
Into the huFTfblc. The bnse thunght of such m
experience A. that Of Herfaeeso Is almost
a9oniz!ng exhibition Of love, rxgr,
and madness, will he inclined to
feel that he has gone through little more than
eau BE- compensated for By the dry statement of
the old saw that Vengeance Is tnnc, saith the
Lord.' The mural Is unexrcptsonable, and the
purpose Of the drama b hlgh. It aims at .
legitimate ohjoct that Of compelling human
sympathy. Mr.. booth ts Amuug the few expo
ncntA of this exceptional character. and hIs i'm
personalion Of YertHeeto Is one Of his finest
achievements. The performance was hal1el
with enthus'ssm Inst evening hy large audi
cnte. The old and excellent farce, "3iy Turn
Next" male \ highly enjoyable dessert after
the aolhl fo<nl. Tho autIience received II with
roars Of laughter and apnlauke. .The Fools
Revenge" will be repeated this and t,-morrow
evening. Saturday matinee, '*The Stranger
, 1877-09-21

ran aground on tic shoals near tho Ma1tc!lo
Tower. Hhc wa. llchseretj and taken ut1 to-day,
somcHhat damaged.
Aa,t,t nifty graln-latlcn vessels carrying over
1,m,Hm bushels, are expected here from the
West Within the next few days.
Tu,1aJ fire hruke nut In Calvin d Brooks
warehouse on Garden island, containing larrc
ntock Of canTns and general vessel equipment.
Fife-eDg1ncs vera sent ovcr frrm tho city, and
the fire confined to tho warehouse In which It
originated. The building was completely de-
stroSetl, together with the contents, valued At
$1t,t40; no insurance.
, 1877-09-21

Tuesday night tho schE rEiaa Of she Lake, 1ring
II one OF the lower wharsts st Hint4os, had her
po.t side somewhat damaged by the barge Saginaw
swiugius Into hrs. The Saginaw wal the stsru ves'
.el ia tho steam barge Elmtas tow Of si1. sud ehs
EluhA In twinssry afeu11 hAused loo close IN.
with tho result ~ 4ho1o mentioned. .....
Wednesday The lug River 4usen and two lighters
work trying 10 effect The stietse OF The scar
Willie Keller, bat Up 10 n!ghttall had been uusue.
trs.fut. 1t Was then thought lhst When relieved
Of fory more tons Of coal she could " sottsn Aaoss
with ths nd Of tho 4tsAn. .pumpA-
Qalcks1av. % SheboT{an laat week. resulted In
lhe danla; - OF tho formers m1zen.E1gEtnE, Hik'
sail, etc. and the loaa Of Tho latter llhoood
snJ Injury 10 her aesd.Ee1E. ........
The sehf A!ppoxstn, laden with eedl5 .posts fos
Chicago. WAS iytng ataucboe tn North LAY suaIay J
ulusnl1lx lA>t With sir fest Of MUtef !n hef holu
bhs spI1nk . leak " friuay, while crossing thu
loot II the lake Tor the Mest shore.
1As sehf pslupua MS blosA a4hozs 1t fAiE
, 1877-09-21

Sprcial E4xpufcA 10 7Aa cAics.qo Tribune.
WAsnisoroS, D. C., Sept. 9.-Late news
from Sitting Bull, from british territory, fudi-
~ate TINT hc will remain on British soil through
alleged fear on ills part Of treachcry. Sitting
Bulls force now numbers 1,10o, cncampcd at
the uorre Buttes, four miles from Wood Mount
aln. The delay Of the arrival Of the Sitting
Bull Commission from this country Is much
l}ull gets his news from, Fort Benton.
Tie hntf-breeds and miners llavc
notified him that II be Is induced By the Com.
.nlsstoncrs to cross tho frontier nc will be nrn-
large force and destroyed. Thr gathering ot
troops in Montana has confirmed ILLS fears
Tbs Indications aru,lnl Sitting Bulls camp nrc
Of an carly and stGoruus winter tn that latitude,
and he Will not bc Inclined to take hts force
across tho border 50 late IN the scnson-
, 1877-09-21

TIE ClTT-TIIIlQAT POLICY.
Detroit cxehangrs Of yesterday report that the
insurance aesntA Al that port cutting rates to
very low figure. A 10, Of fops shipped on the prop
1ruRaie VII. written al Joe. This same rivalry OK
f+ts In Chtca40 tu 4 similar extent and 1t GaAnot
result In any ultimate Et.otI. Let tia conlpan1cs
wrisc ut fair .atc1 and havs dons with the cnt-
throat policy.
, 1877-09-21
PORT HURON.

!aptctat nisnaseh 10 ne Chicago 7s,aunt.
ToHr ttrnos. Mich. SEPT. e0.-Down-rrnps
Marine City, Arctic, Scotia, Quebec, Lawrence.
E. d. Hale and tow, Mary Prtn9le amt barrus;
aehrs Alva bradley, Eseanaba, j. G. Harrison,
AIhacurc.
Ur-Prope Kewrenaw, nentoa- Pacific, Potomac,
Rueria, Jdnho. j.. E. Fay and con.ort; schre
uonnldron, y. A. Wood, Aunt Auth.
Wlnd-SotthtAst, fresh.
, 1877-09-21

Special 0ts,au!eh to fAt Ckfcagn 1+tbuna
Marquette. Mich, Sept 20.-Arfivcd-Props
q. Chamberlain, Forest City; schrs John Martin,
Harvey II. brown.
C1earci-props Fletcher. Egyptian; schrs J. c.
Hing, 1rontnn, reascsn.
PASSED TP-ffop Wfhstow.
uown-PIop ManiAtte.
, 1877-09-21

a pretty stin nottheF blew yesterday afternoon,
and the sca was quite ruunh Tho stsnr Den Drsks
started out wish m excursion party, but was COM
psllcd 10 return after shaking up tho passengers
I'D tesyinE ,hsm q d.xs 1sttons The WIND
rivals were very few.
, 1877-09-21
THOSE FAST sA1LEIts.


OF the quarctts Of fast eeiess that recently left
this port togethar for iinffalo. and which 'Tnk
TniEusE noted at The tins, tho Buffalo Erprest Of
Wednesday says Il ID clatmed tho Nlngara arrived
first. The Luccrne. Ketderhoaae. and i. l..
Harnts were The 0thers. Hut mora will probably
be heard on tho subject from those Captains who
id not get IL GtAA
, 1877-09-21
THE ma Iv.1UNg.

1spef+di NspaacA to 7as ChtaIpo Tribune,
OMAnA, Eeb., Sept Gifted Cloud, Spotted
Tail, mud about twenty other Chiefs, In charge
of Lieut.. Clark, will arrive IN Chicago By. tho
Rock Island truin tomorrow "a route to WASH
filiEf ffa
, 1877-09-21
Ef{IIc

ERIE.
6pecJal Ns1satcA 10 The Eafcd1n 1StbMrs
Erie, Pa, Sept, 20.-A.rtrsls-Sehrs Neso
lledIngtou, Chandler, Buffalo,
Departurcs-Prop CoFnorant. Chicago.
Sctef71 vcsscIs hare l,een chartered 1T Hu!alo to
ssGc eoal from Erie 10 Chicago ut 40c per ton.