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Sulieman Issha reports "a Russian attack
on kuStchuk. when the Turks made a sortie
ana forcec them - return 10 tle eutranca-
merits AT Pyrgps, with a loss az lll killed aud
wounded. lie also reports a Russian repalsa
on the line OF the l.oIn Tho CORES foni-
eut Of the London daily N1.y after an N,
Spectlon OF The tEarOwitch's position cnn-
clud's that a winter campaigns Impossible
with the existing transport system ..-- The
Russians are hOmbarai Y kars anf Ia ~
partly on Gre. II l. supplied WITH PROVISIONS
FOR four moails. Pine Russian losses up
10 the 18Th instant amout TO I'D. .IDn men.
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAs1 n

HAPPY EELIEB TO IOUH0 Nh noa -
sneen OF Arfors and Abuses In early lfs AaaAesl
ASssTsa' IHpetlnsenn TO Marriage removed. HeW
m~hod OF treatment. New . d remarkable RENE
iss Books and circulars sent free IN sealed snvs-
oba. Acdcess HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l0
-. ninfn street, Phiiadsi phis. Pc. An Iassfusaoa
aenns hiss rspats.ieR hon0ratls cuot and
Dro6saIiopk. sxh eiv
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II Il. wAENER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

Z Il. " AkNEb, beai katate AuCtiOneer.
TRUSTEES sALEoF DEsIRAB.EINPROVR OVRD
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
EASE
By virtue of dead of trust, dated octobsr -
10Th, A. IL. 1916, duly recorded IN Liber S4l, fs n
folio ], Of the land records tor the District T.
OF Co umbs and At the request Of the party
thereby, / shall sell, pub c auction in front Of
the pr, misses, on FRIDAY, Octobec 26.h, 1871, at
IA O'Clock m ,sll that cert ain piece parcel OF
ground situate in the city Of Washington, ID. O.,
known and described ID, in kel!y's record
ed subdivision Of square numbered eI even hundred
and ten, lll0,) improved by two story ira dwell
ling, &c.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at s. IL,
and Is months with interest ri psr cent. per an
num- secured by deed of trust the nrOpsrts I'D
50 deposit at tims of safe, aud all convey sncing
purchaser cost. Terms 10 be complied with ia
seven days.
MAHLON ASHFORD. lT-n..oo.
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER,{ hro'cs.
i r. GOI,DWEI.I. Ralasrnan nctiSa a
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~ ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE SALE or IHPRoYEn PRoPEHTY
FRONTING ON VI -TRFEr, BETwFNN SrH
AND 18th SITS NORrHW EST, At AUCTION.
BY virtu. of 'ieei Of trust, dated May Sth, k->
\. L.. lc6l, and dug recorded an Ltbsr G. q go
K, No. 7, fciie I5, Of the land records far-x<lA
Washington county, y. u; also, by virtue Of d..
cree oi tue Supreme Court, in No So y. liy
Docket IL, fWaue - Roberts ct al , will proceed
70 sell, al public auction In fr Mt If the pTe n sss
on FblpA \, DC ob-r 20th, A. - lS17. AZ : O'Clock
0. M all that Certain pleC parcel Of graani aut
premises situate, lying aud being in said city OF
Nashif RiOn AID Anowu and Gs CRIB Il on the gr0uad
Ilat OF plan thereof the Ess cad or part % Lot
numbered tsc, in square numbered four huutrad
snI w enty az sad psri end o. aid
lot having trout Of fo1Tt ~ feet four ial
Oh north N stree, with improvements thereon.
Terms 4 sale: One third cash; bsisncs in AMI IL
mcnrhs for notes besTiHz ute est from day os sale,
and secured by deed Of trust property sold. n
cony -yancing. &C, at p1rChaser's cost : 100 dow
on day Of SALE aud II the ter Of sale
piled with within five days, the Trustee the
rlshi to resell the property, a. the risk aud Of
Ihe defauluns purchaser.
ootl7.d JOHN y. HARDNESS, Trastes
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u ii. WARNER, Aucloaeer.

- III. WARNER, Aactloaeef.
Trustees SALE OF Two STORY AND
RASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. STU
ATEp oJ RHODE ISLAND AyESUE, BE-
TWEEN l4TH AND 10TH STREETS:
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated uae lst, -
A. ID. lS4, duly recorded la Liber No. I5S, ss.I
folio 81. oae of the land records for the Dis-Gh
trict of Columbis aud at the request OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell. at paelic auction, In
front of the premises, ON MONDAY. October 2gtn,
III, at 4 30 O'Clock p. the following descrlosi
real estate, situate In the city OF ashin st9n
District of Columbia. % wit: Lot marked and iet-
tered "R," in the subdivision Of orig.aal lot, 10
square numbered two hundred and eleven Zll),
uade by i. y. Boyle, president OF the board OF
trustees Of the st. Win .eats Orphan Asyiom on
June 10th, 1864. together with tue improvements,
consisting Of two-story and basement Brick
Dwelling.
Terms: One third OF the purchase money, with the
penses of sale in cash; bsianoe in one IL and Two
(2) yeare, for Whch amount notes OF the pare
bearing eia aht 81 per cont interest from date
and secured by deed of trust on property so.o snail
be taken deposit Of o300 Qared at time OF sale
All conyeyapcing ct of purchaser. IL terms OF
sale not complied with in seven days the Iras Us
tees reserve the right TO resell the property ~ she
risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser ater nse
1''' SEoRsE BrL5a, BrLI5a,s Trustees
COInWRII, Salo0maQ. Octl3-eO1t
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V,HOS. e. WAGGAMAN,

i Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE In PROVED
PR0PERTY, No. 025 NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Uncer and by virtue of certain deed Of AA
trust to me, dated October 2d, 1874, and re- t..
coided il Liber No. 76l, folio ii9 ct seq.. oEes&
of the land records of the District OF COlumb the
underigned Trustee v i'll sell at public aucdon in
front of the premises, on MONDAY, O;toher 20 IA,
lS77 A O'Clock m, all shst psrcel of ground
lSipg end situate in the city Of Wasninaton, ID, q
and known Is part of Lot numbered p, OF John b.
kibbey's subdi 'ision of part of sqnare numbered
63o, having front Of 22 feet INCHES ON Ncs Jers
avenue, by depth OF lJ0 feet, improved by a sub
staIltisl three-stOry Brick House.
Tenn. of sale: One third cash; balance in IL and
IL rcnths with interest at 10 per cent. secured
detd of the property sold, or all cash, at
the eption of the purchaser tto viii De ldired
piled with in ten days the Trustee reserves the
right resell the properly ct the risk aad cost OF
the defaalting pgrch aser.
octlT.d&ds THOS Z. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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Another Russian victory.

MAX FLFNNA.
y kusslan official dispatch reports the
capture OF strong Turkish position near
PleNns, after a battle Of ten hours DURATION
General Iourko, who iei the assault an
tTenohed b imself on the SOra road with new
fortiricstiouS. IhFee thousand foot ssliier.
and an entire regi aent OF cavalry four can
Ion aud quantities 81 rifles aud ammuuttlou
were captured. The Russian loss was cOasid-
efRble. Chevket Pasha, an reporting this
affair. claims that the Russian attack on ths,
Turks was rcpulsed but admits that the
Rus ian cavalry has posted itself AZ Duhnlk
aud destroyed the tslegrapn line. Prince
Serglus. one Of the fou- sons Of tie igning
duke OF Lcuchteaburg. and aide dC-~amp 10
TIE CZarO witch, WAS killed in a receut recon-
nols, snce o. the Turkish positions before
plevaa
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auotoneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
MAST C0hNE8 OF PhNN5YLyANIh avg
NUE. AMI TENTH sTREEr NORTHWEST,
AND ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
12IH AND l3rH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated September -
l9th, 1871, and recorded fn Lber No 6SI, folio i.s
~, on one Of the land records or the cculty -
of Washington, District Of Columbia, the under
signed will Hell at public auction in front Of tn =
premises, on MONDAY, October 29th, A. ID 1877,
at O'Clock p. IN. the following parcels of lands
situated in said Washiu gton City, in said Distrcf
aud snOwD as lots mark ed ana letteret &, d and 4
IL the bdivisiOn of the western part of lot mum
be ed in sQusre numbered 2SD, with the improve
ens thereon consisting of three story Brick Store
and Dive Iiog
Also. by virtue Of the deed Of trust, on MON.
DAY, November , A u. I77, a, 4 o'clock o m, IN
front of the premises, No. I240 New York avenue
northwest part OF Lots am Z, in square 28j, to.
gethsr with the i'm vemeDts thereon consisting of
good three story flame dwelling house.
Terms: One-foDrth cash; balance in one, two, ard
three years after date, with interest at eight per
cent per anlum, for whIcn purchaser notes iii
taken, secured by deed of trust the prem Ises.
depDslt OF s2U each tieCe of pro -ty "a )on
sold will be required In Of default on the "a I
Of the purchaser, tn Trustees will res M at tue risk
an6 expense of said defaulIing purchaser. Convey
ancing at cost Of the purchaser.
III II. COOKE. j-..o,
oct22 JAMES M LATTA, trustees.
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20 A Ii OOA LII
WOOD! EOODy
THE VERY REST VARIETIES OF COAL AT
THE LOWEST PRICES.
EF3 ,34O lbs. to the Ton our invarisble Standard.
Pine WOOD from - to S5.yc; Oak from s45Q TO
S6, aud Hickory ut 81 per cord. Also, al, kinds
Sawed and Split, kept unc er cover.
g. Deliveries made direct to the consume. fron
cur wharves aud vessels.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Nam Once spd Depot, Johnson wharye5, foot 18th
and ISth and n streets s}ushwest.
Once, ISO2 r and la11 9th streets NV, sa5
4 7t1 n W.
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DRY GOODS.
,R9 GOODS AND CARPETS.

DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Her DrCss Goods, Closks, shsvls, Csssin res,
Blankets Curtain Laces. Fosters Patent Hook Kid
Gioyet, " lite Linen Bosom shirts.
Alec, large lot Of CARPETS from last Fridays
sretion ~ -, s 90 90, e0c. These the ch tpess
Carpets hat have been sold at auction this lsOn
Aiso. BRUSSELS, Three ply, Ingram and Ste9 Oar.
rets from tha beet factories ct the lowest prices
Fosters Patent Hook
KID GLOVES.
GEO. J. JOHNSON & co.,
oot4h IN Market SDace.
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Il. H. WARMER Real Estate Auou'n''r,
TRUSTEES SALE or SQUARE $50. RnuNn
En By I, n, I2EH AND I3TH STREETS

u, 4 ID. iSsl duly recorded IN Liber NJ. "a. sSD
FOL 3 one Of the land .~ooTis ste Dist --A-
of Columbia, and st the cue - the party cared
ther by, shall sell AZ p1hlC suction, In frn1t II s
Vrrmises, on NkDNESD AH. N1ye0lher :. a, Is.
81 43s clock y. all that certsin piece parcel
f ground. situate IN the city OF Mashugrru D. t..
kTowu and described as square Numbered ulne hun
6red and eighty fg-'.1
Terms. Ose tn rd cash, and the balance .tf, u
ard = months, with interest per ce.t. R4r
auuUU. secured by deed of tru-t uH thR D e-rty
sJld ,ln der ,sit Eired at the time ~ sale, aul
ell ccnysy sncing a. purchasers cost, Terms q be
complied " ith N seven days
WILLIAM q. TaOD, JR.. Trus'ee.
j. T COLDWELL, salesman. oct2S-2AwNf-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUSUAsson BIOS, Aucuonesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
EKTY

ERTY
by virtue OF deed of trust ds'ed ctober IL
lltn, A u. lS69, d daly rec lraed in Liber ON
ana b, NO Is, 10 10 lg, of the land records for -
washington county, 10 the District OF Coluubia
ano oy direction of the hnlter of the te., { Will
sell at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, the 3ist day
OF october, A. ID. l17, a. 4 30 oclock o. m, IA
front OF the premises, the folIo ~ing piece
elgnfy six l6o6 In the city Of Arlington. 10 tue
Dstriet OF Oolum na being par of lots one, a. two
tS and seventeen IL In said square, beginning for
.ne same at the distsncs of seventy III feet
from the southeast corner of said square. on North
street, and running with said street fifty 50I
Ieet thence north line parallel TO the west ile
OF sad lot NO z, in said square No $50, hundred
and THIRTY seven lS) feet TO the center of twelve
iset sney thence east. on line parallel with said
North street. nifty 50l feet: thence south one hua
ming.
This property is located in q very desirable and
improving ueighborhOod.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase ney
10 be cash. the balance in eauu payments at six,
txelye and eighteen months for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing interest from the If sale,
will be taken, secured by deed of trus5 upon the
premises; the purchsse having the option 20 pay
the whole Of the pure base money iu cash Terms of
sale to be fully cOmplied with within seven days
after the day Of sale, other wise the trustee reserves
the right To resell the property at the risk and OF
FIRST pu chaser, after week netice. Ali convey
sncipe and expense at st of purchaser. A deposit
Of SlO0 will be required at time of sale
octH EDWARD II. BRO FN, Trustee.
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COAL AND WOOD.

CANNEL COAL.
CANNEL, SEMI CANNEL and CUMBERLAND
LUMP COAL. for op"n ires.
Also select ANTHBACITE COAL, OF all sizes, for
family pur poses, manufacturing. 80.
CLARKE g. GIVEN,
OMces, 424 lUth, and 18th and y sts, n W.,
octl9 cow Wharves, Long Br dge.
nUR PRICES FOR COAL DELIVERED
Yin QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN TON
are follows:
Best hte Ash Furnace observation-disclosures 90 .23 per ton
Egg.........- ...-... = ID -
Chestnot .-....... ...,... 55 90
Stove or ango 30
Red Ash, Lorberry and sham kin. ..-.S ) 50
Genuine Ly he ens Valley. ........S 7J
Cumberland Coal Run OF M.-,-.- 93 30 10 81 90
We guarantee all Coals represented, 2,2O lbs
70 the ton always furnished. Pine Wood delivered
from 50 80 to S5. Oak from S4 to So.
IL. NJ. MILLER q son,
Principal ONCE, Depo: aud Railroad Yard ~ street
and Virginia avenue southwest. 3rsach Cl1oe-
B2O Pennsylvania ave. northwest. sug3-tr
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nRY GOODS,
CARPKTIsGs, &c.
our stock Is LCw complete in all the new and m )st
Is.nlotsIle Eoocs ever offered in WSshinztOn
and Carpsts, ClOsks, Flann,l. and Blankets our
sIeciAlties
No. 92S Stk st., 4
No. zoo n -. H.tr.S oc32-tr
CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS.
- Carpets Is, IS, - IS IS, 40 and 20 cents;
Wool Csrpets 60, 6S, 10, 80, ve.y cheap,
Tapestry lugrsins, best quality, at low prices;
Brussels 81 70 81 IS for best goods;
ball and Stair Carpets 70 match;
CilclOths, Rl widths, s7s cents up;
Nov CfeTiBg new things in Dress Goods, in va
rtety Of styles, 1T uuusual low priess:
All wool -hmeres, cOlOrs and sCks. 50 cents up
Black AlpsCss, Cheap; Black Silks o., 10 10 50.
Eleg ant Gr,= Grain Bl-ck SILK IS;
BaZsr Patterns, the best in the market
ClCeks, heE yies, frCR 50 to go.
Il. n. NAIDAIy.
oct22-tr 700 M1rIet Sp1ce
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until SATURDAY, Octob n 2Sth. 1877, at
O'Clock p. m, a. same place. By order of Trustees.
oct25 q CAMPBELL & HULJE, Ancts,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORR OW.


TO.MORR OW.
RIROH & BOBBY, Auctioneers,
II 93S and 90 Louisiana avenue.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF TWO HORSES,
WAGON, HARNESS, AND IL GOATS.
On SATURDAY MORsING, 25th Ocro.
per, lsF, at 10 O'Clock, We will sell At ou- IN
Bazaar, one eoIrel horse,7 years old. war 6N
ranted sound, Kind in harness, or Wagon in SO pd
c9ndltion; Set Harness; One Roam Horse 5 years
0id' quite speedy, stands without hitchiag.
Also,
TWELVE GOATS,
Two Imported M morinsl Males Ten Females the
nbtst ck IL the District six # which ids
o. their side; the balance with Md; guaranteed 20
give III m Two 10 three quarts milk Der day. Sale
perenptory. Terms cash.
ocT23N BIRCH 4 ROBFY Auets
As. DUNCAN, Auctioneer, sls 7th ST. NV
LARGE COLLECT TON OrNsw AND SECOND
MMAHP MA PIKE PP,fSSassSiTukE, CARPETS OIL LoTHs,
ON sATURD,Y MORsiNa, october aS,6
commencing III 10 o ciock. at my salAsroom-,Au
No. 81. 1th street, between u aud streets -
tnre, consisting of Fine Walnut Dressing Case,
Chsmter Suite, New and Second h and Cottage
gu. IN , srlety, New AID Second hand P,rtOr
Sult,s In Ha Cloth, Rep, Jtaiiur, g. b sides
ASS, Desks, Lourgs, Hat Racks, Marble Top
Tables, Extension Tables. Wardr> bes, Sideboard
Is, dsIeads Bun eaus, as lst.uds, Chairs, Mattres
see, Pillows, Bolsers, Brussels. Ingram aad Taps.
try Car pets Oil Cloths, Mattings Hugs Healing
aud Cooking Stoves SC
Dealers ioyited Sale positive ard without reserve
JAMEs DUN JAN. Auctioneer,
OSt<o StS nh street northwest.
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~ II. WAkHEBs Bed ksts~ AucuonseF'
SSfAr CHANCE TO PtoCUBB A CHEAP
HOME.
Win be offered at pubic suctiop, on TUES -
m, \ neat two-story aud basemeat brickdk
dwelling, with m,deEn nnprovenents, 30. Al10
lot fronts feet By depth Of leo feet 10 inches
Ternas: One third ca,h, and the balance at ! and
year., per cent intsress g fl9 dep ,sis
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CHAhotsRRYFy s4sE A. Ea25ndHF5%SESs 25ddHrbSEsD fRor

is76, in cause zol, eQuity, Leonard vs. yoha ts:
son 1t al. 1 vill ssll, on MONDAY. 0ctoosr2A
Of o,- Ncs 9, 9, and 20i, in Deakins and Bailey !.
addition 20 0eorgetovn. which hes been subdiyids1
thereof duly recorded 10 survsycrs ofics. Lot Il
front. g 100 sest; lot 10 g Is lao fest; lot 81
feet lot q g 100 feet, aud lot Is - 6 53 feet on
the Canal road, near the Aqueduct bridge, sad lot
Is IL improved By large Brick House, and u WIN
Q stable. -
Terms OF sale q prescribed By the decree: One
fourth cash; the Iesidus In thres uAi inst..msn
payahie ot sfx, twelve and eighteen months ron
day OF ole with Interest st the rate OF eight psr
censum per annnn until Daid, f,r which note ash
FEED. W. JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Acct. octi'-dfds
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POEED until THURSDAY, October 95th, 1877, at
clock p. at same place. By order Il Trustees
oct23-2t CAMPBELL HULSE, Aucts.
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ri
- NOTICE.
With the W 3y of diminishing be chances Of col
iision0 the Steamers Of this ueci &c cours
for a,l seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Teen tow II New
York or Boston, C-ossinx merIdlaa of 81 at i3 la
O. nothing to the nth If 4j.
On the honew srd passage ,ssing the meridian of
20 at A. lat, or nothing IN ths uorth of "a.
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AUCTION SALES.
L. sII 7th street northwest.

ID FUIE1, AuctiOneer.
L. sII TN street northwest
AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION
i have thls day received orders frcfu theH
cons ignor 60 cell the balance of sock : n outA
my hands since last sale the highest b lder ~
for cash, on SATURDAY, 2stn inst. CON. ltt
mepcing sf 10 clock. THIS a spseuEit line Of
Furniture, too numerous 90 mentf n. vtrli al.
wise any person IN OF tn came 20 sltrsli III.
sse, as the goods "a ill be sold without r.s-r a..
IL p TCLEN,Auct SII IA Il N a
NOTICE TO THE FUBLrC II shall sal! q the
highest bidder, for cash, about three thousa-d dol
lars werth Of Tea, Cof-e. Starch. Blue, sugar.
-csp, Pepper, and fun line Of Groceries. such
found in lrst class Tea Re. sale commencing
Al q o clock SATURDAY EVENING and MIGHT
rltii sil IL sOid. I. FOLEY. auct
CCt1cT I'll eth street north
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rV THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, October 23d. 1877, at clock p. N At
same place. By order Of Trustees.
CAMPBELL HULSE,
Oetl0 .l2,l5E, ,l9,i2 Auctiol oleers.
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hoUs no, 81, .--Af,er our report closed
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
u sail every THURSDAY direct IT,
from Phladelptie 70 Liverpool, .E.GaSskN8S
Cabin, Intermediate ant ztseraSe passage tick cts
can De had ~ II. ID. COOKE. ia. x CO. 5, Bauk
eIs, 1129 p street Also, A9ent, for tbe Rad Star
Line to Antwerp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Observation-Disclosures will probably be
taken to the penitentiary to-day. Yester'
day morning he still proiessed his inability
TO speak.
!. Eustace Gibson. who died few days age
in Culpeper county, was well-known here.
In the time of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, OF which he was a member, he was q
prominent man; and it was his delight to
tease the Radicals.
The President must have been well
pleased with the lunch he got on the Fair
Grounds, at the restaurant in charge OF the
ladies OF the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church; and his check for 300, given to
the building fund. is substantial sort OF
acknowledgment to that effect.
The Florences are coming here to give us
the Mighty Dollar" The Dollar Of Our
Fathers" perhaps. And a powerful play
it is. 1t has had wonderful success. 1t is
what we all want.
Members-eect to the House OF Delegates
are already in communication with Clerk
Bigger, asking him to mark seats which
they designate. But at present the hall OF
the House is empty. All OF the furniture
has been removed, and an attempt is being
made to give it much-needed cleaning.
Colonel George II. Fry, OF Atlanta, a
member OF the General Assembly OF Geor-
gia, arrived here yesterday. He came here
by invitation Of the Lee Memorial Associa-
tion, and spent several hours in the model
room. He leaves to-day for home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10

WEDDING.-Last evening at 6 O'Clock
Christ church was crowded with the elite
Of the city to witness the marriage ceremony
OF Mr.. Stephen Putney, of Boston, Mass,
to Miss Ellie Withers, daughter OF Senator
Withers, OF Virginia. The ceremony was
performed by the rector, Rev. Mr.. Dame.
The brides usual loveliness was heigth-
ened, if possible, by her attire-white satin,
richly trimmed with lace; ornaments, fila
gree, silver, and pearls. The bridesmaids
and groomsmen were rs follows: Miss
Willie Withers, Miss Mamie French, Miss
Lemon OF Lynchburg, Miss Chaplin OF
Richmond, Miss Coolidge OF Boston, Mass,
Mcssrs. Lawrence Stabler. F. Freshman,
aud Richard Windsor. The ushers were
Messrs. +. Marbury, G.. Ashby, S. Brent,
A. Howison, and A. Bryan. The brides
maids were tastefully attired in tulle and
satin, decollete, and the groomsmen and
ushcrs in full dress. After the ceremony
the bridal party and special friends re-
turned to the residence of the brides father
to Il duncing reception and magnificent
supper, with floral decoration. At 8 Z. Nj.
the groom and his lovely and charming
bride left for their palatia residencein Bos-
ton, Mass, with the heartfelt good wishes
of all their friends. The departure OF the
bride would have naturally cast gloom
over the company but for the charm
ing host and hostess and the inspiring
strains OF Douche's renowned band.
Among the distinguished guests present
were Major Withers, OF Georgia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Stckncy, Boston, Mass, and Miss
Chaplin, of Richmond, Va, who added
greatly to the enjoyment Of the evening by
their artistic rendering Of gems from Italian
operas and Scotch balads.--1tc1dnd11a
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10

SCIIENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP FOR THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND C0LDs.-The
great virtue Of this medicine is that 1t ripens the
matter and throws 1t out of the SYSTEM purifes the
blood, and thus effects cure.
SCHENCK's SEA-WEED TONIC FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic produces 4 healthy action of the sto-
mach, creating an appetite, forming chyle, and
curing the most obstinate cases OF Indigestion.
ScIIENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE CURE OF
LIvER-CoMPLAIST, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce healthy
action of the liver, without the least danger as they
are free from caomel, and yet more etlicacious in
restoring healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
tion, as the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter and
purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon
the liver, create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases OF the liver, often cause Of Consumption
Tie SeaWeei Tonic gives tone and strength to tile
stomach, makes q good digestion, and enables the
organs to form good blood; and thus creates "a
healthy circulation of healthy blood. The combined
action OF these medicines, thus explained. viii
cure every case of Consumption II taken in time
| and the use of the medicines persevered In.
DIR. ScuENcK Is professionally at his principal
office, corner of Sixth and Arch stscets, Ph!ladcl
phia, every Monday where all letters for advice
must be addressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10

DEATH FROM HEART-DIsEASE. - Coroner
Taylor was called upon to view the body OF
John cambridge, colored nonresident,
aged about thlrty-iye years, who died at
John Smiths clearinghouse, No. II Sew
enth street, on Thursday. cambridge had
been complaining Of rheumatism and palp-
tation OF the heart, but nothing serious was
apprchcnded On the night referred to, the
landlord in going his rounds discovered
Dundridge in an attitude OF prayer and the
lamp burning in his room. Smith went
away and remained some time. On return
ing he found bis guest in the same position,
and probably thinking he had prayed long
enough or burned enough OF the hotel oil,
went in to arouse him. TO his surprise and
regret he found that cambridge was dead,
and that he had had slight hemorrhage.
The Coroner concluded, without holding
an inquest, that death had been caused by
heart-disease. He was buried at the ex-
pcnse of the city.