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NEW SPRING GOODs-J. MILLHI-

NJ EW SPKING GOODS.-J. MILLHI-
IN SER l. BRO ,i93 Broad ct, are receiving and
opening entire new supply of Spring Goods com.
prising ell this newest and most fashionable styles
sstonsh all who will call to ace them, having pur-
chased them principally for cash, and at the large
auction ISLES In the Northern markets.
Especial attention Ia called to our stock of Needle
work Embroideries, being doubt the largest and
most varied In the city
Also-l000 dog. Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from the
low est qaality to the finest imported,
call from the purchasing community and from
the ladies particularly, IL respectfully solicited.
J. MILLHISER BRO,
NH IS 1893 Broad ct.
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HIRsH g. BOTTCHER.

HIRSH g. BOTTCHER,
II 200 BROAD STREET
Are now opening and daily receiving their stock of
NEW SPRING TRIMMINGS.
Tor Ladies' and Childrens Dresses of the latest and
most fashionable styles.
AIso a large VARIETY of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
Fans Bracelets, Travelling Bags, Porte Monnaies
&C. &c,-to which call the attention of purcha-
sers NH 2i-Im* HIRSH l. BOTTCHER.
A LONE-8th Edition, in paper, now
n really. Price 75c. Also, 9th Edition. bound,
vol 12roo nrica 81 MORRIS
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FLLYSON VERIFY, wholesale dealer in
IL imported and domestic CIGARS, Smoking To-
bsccc, in quarter, half and thresfourhs pound pa
pers. w. p. HilPa brand 12pound boxes Lafayette.
Commerce and Trade. Pocahontas aad California
brands; also in bsrres, all of his manufacture
Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands, Snuff. aud
Pipes.
Pearl Street. between Cary and Main. No. 81, up
stairs. NH 21-1m
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tn. K.ry Ascrre Exrsprrror. --The Secrets.
~ Of the Navy hss purchased. Tor s5oSo0. the
,.ean propeller City Of Boston, for the purpose OF
despatehine her the expedition In sssrch Of Con.
,nsnder Ksna She will be dlspalshsd q soon =
shs can be retted probably about the first Of June.
BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-THE Com
ference Of tbs Methodist Episcopal Church h SIN
10 session at Baltimore. On Mondsy there wss
quite an Interesting debate tha stairs OF Dckn.
son College, and a propagation 70 raise s'ooo lot
the nm OF that institution was adopted.
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NORTH BRITISH REvIEw.-We have the
February No. of the North British Review
from Mr.. WooDHousE. Its themes are at
tractive-among them-The Continent in
ls54-Finlay on the Bryant ne Empire-The
vaudois and Religion in Italy-How to stop
Drunkenness-Old English Songs-Diet and
Dress.
The article on Drunkenness stands up firm
" for temperance associations and prohibit
tory measures, where the popular voice is
sufficiently united. The article on Old En-
Rlish Songs is very entertaining paper.
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TRUNKS, VALISES. Garrett RAGS

1ONnO1 s<kxz1OCDI OANT FL BA(jS,
= ke.-l havs jnat reeeiyed, per schoonsrs, large
stock Of best Essiish Sole Leather Travelling
Trunks IS to 50 inchss; best iron frame shape frsy
cling TRUNKS. rs to 50 inches sols leather Vaises
large variety Of Carpet Bags, eli ssss ranging In
price from 81 TO - a Of which viii b cold & snu
saaliy low prices. .. GOODMAN
No l54 Main street.,
m Oppesies Eagle eqssie.
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= BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
- 7rH ST, NORTH OF LEIGH ST, FOR SALE.
The subscribers authorized to sell five most
beautiful Building Lots, ornhmented with Shade
Tees the West side of 7th street, North of Leigh
street. adjoining the residence of Rev. DR. Burrows
each fronting so feet running back $50 feet and CD.
posite the City Spring grove Apply to
NH 2l-6t GODDiN l. APPERSON
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MECHANICS HALL.-The Va. Mechanics
Institute can never succeed 1t deserves to- and as
the interest of Richmond require should until 1t
has hall of its own In which to bold ts fair meet
Ing and lectures. We are Satisfied that II the ne
Board OF Managers to be elected on the second
Monday In April, will take the subject In hand,
and go TO work with determination worthy OF
success, they will find but little difficulty In raising
the means necessary to erect a suitable building for
the Institute. There IL not man In Richmond
who has the interest of the city at heart that will
not lend his aid to an object of such Importance,
while the city, In her corporate capacity, cannot
hesitate to extend helping hand We Invite the
members of the Institute to reflect on the impor-
tanoe OF this matter and in making their selection
OF officers choose such men they have reason to
believsfully apprehend the importance of the me-
ehanica interest of the city, and will lend their In
huense towards obtaining them. r.
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CoMPLIAENTARY.-On Monday night
Silver Cup was presented to Professor j. c. Dues.
night. The representation was made by Mr. Thos. j
La Prade on behalf of tho donors and Mr. D. In &C.
eepting 1t replied 10 appropriate terms. The cup
thus presented ~ testimonial of professional ac
complement and personal worth IL very hand
nett & James.
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DRAFTS GALLERY, las Main street,
Richmond. where Portraits are teken
AT ALL PRICES.
accotns 20 quaity And IA addition to this, TO each
sured piessnt 80 'A'
:, In $4,000 Gift Enterprise
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THE MOST INTERESTING AMI

!uE MOO Nv IEhEOl1NG AND
KEY. &c. YET PUBLISHED.--CAPTAIN SPEN.
GERS TURKEY, RUSSIA. THE BLACK SEA
AND CIRCASSiA. with q Wood Engravings and 4
Portraits, from Desgns by Henry Warren, Esq.,
printed in colors, of the Sultan, SchamyI Emperor
Nicholas and Circassian Lady, with Map of the
has been long time in press and 10 the most cor.
rect and important work that has appeared on the
Seat of War. Captain Spencer, having visited ell
the places described, and passed many years in
these countries, has been enabled to collect much
information relative to scenes which at the pre-
sent moment fraught with much interest. The
Embellishments from actual Sketches taken on
the spot, and will, it is hoped place the sites of
these important events wildly and truthfully before
the eyes of the reader.
Also, just publishsd--CAPTAIN SPENCERs
FALL OF THE c RI lie A, with Illustrations 81
For sale By JAMES wooDHoUsE co.
NH 2o-2t
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M EW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
In AT VERY Low PRICES.-From the great
auction sales of this springs Importation, are
opening
French Prints and Cambrics
Organdie Muslins
Paris Lawns and Jaconets
Plain colored Jaconets
Plaid and printed Bareges
India Silks
Plain, colored, and bleck Mouselines
Black Silks
And many other choice goods. Country merchants
are invited to call
NH 2l-3t THOS. r. PRICE & CO.
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SPRING SHOES. AYR

49, MAURICE'S, 15I Main street. -
Ladies' new style Jenny Lind Shoes thin SOLE
made of imported morocco
Ladies' fine Parodi Buskins. very soft and glossy
morocco
for spring use.
Lsdies fae Morocco and Goat Bootses, irst.rate
article for walking Boots,
Ladies' thin Consumer Rubbers, 20 thin that they
san be rolled up and put in the pocket.
Misses School Shoes; another lot Of thatshnd
against which the general complaint IL, that "they
wear too long"
have also lot of Carpet MoGssins, for old gem
tlemen to wear about the house.
All of the above Goods may be found at Maurice's
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon, Isl Main st.,
Eagle Square.
h n
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FOOTING TIN, BRIGHT AND
~ Loaded Pig Tin Speitev, Pearl Stsrch London
Mustard, and Grain Bags. far ssle by
NH IA EDWIN WOKTHAM & CO :.
WINDOW GLASS--All sizes on hand
w and for sale WIN. 0ATTLER,
NH I6 i42 Man ct.
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JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.,

ROARDING.-Five or six single men, or
- thrse gentlemen with their wives can be- ac-
commodated with coed BOARD and pleasant rooms
by immediate application at Mrs. SHEPHERD'S,
corner Franklin and Governor sts NH 2I-2w
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~ brand Copper Distiiisd-- Superior aud genuine
article aally sxeectsA 70 arTivss for ale "
nj u s WINSTON 1oWE1os
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Correspondence of the Dispatch

,cidens-FaH Of a Tunntl-PriEe Fight Stopped
~ PHILADELPHIA July IL.
~ On Tuesday evening, a number of boys were
Disying upon the stalls Ia the old Wharton mar
ket, when police officer appeared In the vicinity
The sight OF the officer frightened tho Juveniles
md they scsmpered hastily TO get away A smsl Il
boy named VIM Bouvier, ran along d rangs OF
tails, and was in the act of jumping to Ito ground
then a hook caught 10 the ieshy part Of one OF
f3is arms, and he actually swung off, hanging In
this agonkiLg position until assistaaco came
The wound inflicted was of a lfightfui character.
md Il was rendered more dangerous by not bleed :.
4pg profnsely. 1t Is thought that the arm will have
p be smputsted.
Ezs The body OF Mr Jacob Gouldy, who was drown
- 81 A.lsnic City while bathing on the Alb, was
aWsshed ashore on Tuesday. His remains were
Fought to this city, and we're Inferred yesterday
NIternoon
Ia lew nights since portion of the tunnel ON the
ORD Pennsylvania Railroad near Gwynedd. fell
=. Several days will be required to remove the
ets.ructions and repair the damage done
xHt)n tuesday evening some Of the police obtained
Information that pitched fight was to take place
between two buliies, a short distance below the
my. They hsslened TO the ground, and succeeded
m arrestng seven persons. Yesterdaya similar
exhibion was prevented by the arrest of one of
parties named Oliver. This fight had been 10 pre-
PAration for several weeks
IF Some persons 10 this city are secretly engaged
- poisoning all dogs found at large Several dogs
SYalued by their owners at $50 each, have by this
neans been killed, and there Is much excitem en- /
~ consequence.
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Corrsspondsucs of tbe Disns,.b


Jailed for Europe Commencement of Columbia Col.
9'egs-Saitor from Pnginia Robbed Liquor Seiz.
81 ares.
~ NEW York, July r.
I'll James Gordon Bennett, Of the Herald sailed YES
Neroay for Europe in the Baltic. He goes ON sort
81 barnpm Expedition to arrange correspondence.
u. The l0lst commencement Of the Columbia Col
Ehe attendarce was numerous and brillisnt-a lar
proportion OF the auditory, as usual being ladies
sT here wa. respectable list of vrxdua.es
81 In the Superior Court, yesterday the judge an.
eunced that owing to certain circumstau it had
sfssn judged sxpedent to remove the Clerk of the
court and to appoint In his place Mr. George May
cell late deputy clerk. The removal is said to be
me result OF the discovery of defa!catou amount.
ing to $4,000 or $l2 0Oo-mouies ordered by the
~ dges fom time 10 time, to be paid into court bat
which wers never forthcoming
s. Ex-ffesdent Van Buren,, who returned from Eu-
JoPe, IN the Pachc, never appeared more active or
- more robust health. His son, however, who re-.
3btnsd with him is In vary bad health.
81 Two men, named o Brsn and Isaacs were arrest
- yesterday and locked up ia the Tombs on the
spharge of having decoyed sailor. named Webb, a
Ativs OF Virginia, into q low den, No. 10 West
8tset, and stripping him Ct his clothes and money
IN ebo was kept imprisoned In a small room for sew
<fsl days, and most cruelty beaten because he re-
nsed to ship On board vessel that his captors had
zDiactsd
The first seizure of liquor in this vicinity und.r
szne pfohihttory Law took place in Wsmsburg yes
JOEY Two lots were sei2ed-one valued at ~ 600
20 the other at $3.50. The counsel of the associated
uor dealers attend to the cases. in all Of which
e sons wers postponed. Numerous arrests for in.
Wxisston continue to be made, but the sale of IL
nour goes on az extensively ss ever
- toW DAYS since Chauacev Watson was attacked
A$itn malignant pus.ule. He applied leeches and
4ahea Ia waIm water with sponge hsIf q day
n'Cn Hsps IL bieedins ard then applied fax-seed
EooHes. ana was cured, without medical advise and
buendaace.
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IATESI MAIL Ne WIS.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
Blue Ridge, dc.
MoUsrarS Tor HousK.

I Biae Ridge, dc.
Mousrarx Tor HOUSE,
Rockfsh Gap, Jaiy -, 1885 :
At this season Of the year, VITA the heat raging
q. vour cty al 100 Fab aud even the most obdu.
rate melting under such ardent sppeals II 10 de.
ieh,ui TO enjoy the cooling breeze,hepure air and
the gorgeous landscapes OF tha retreat the sum.
rns OF the BIns Mountains. WIN you state for the
Information Of your numerous readers, who may
Ebe seekrs health recreation a. this season, thaf
Efswer spots presen, greater attractions than the
S"Mountasn House" kept BY our attentive, oohgiae
and gentleman Ike host, w. W. Z. L'pscomo'
kformeriy Of Madison county, Va Inc es'sohsn
/ ment hiss been newly tied up thoroughly painted;
ca cd and improved. u 10 within 100 yards OF
&4he summit of the temporary track OF the Virgin
ga Central Railroad, the passenger trains passing
<sss, an west twice q day, ard within hve hours
x8lde from Richmond. Ga the very trace OF we
Temporary Iias, the great achievement OF Mr..
ssCna 1les Elle.t-iteef a msrvel-wth!n 2 inile
distance of both termini Of the Tunnel sbouDding
e the uarivaled extent ard variety oil the lines.
4lnountsia scenery, with pure lime or frea stone
water, besiies q spring OF Chaiybsste wster oil
<noss undonbted merit as tonic and appetizer =
with daily papers and mail facilities from Rich-
mood and Staunton, and with the capital mutton
bod ham, and al sbuod.Dt supply OF vegetables,
ztruts. and other essentials 10 GOOD living, VITA
whch the larder OF mine hest Is supplied, and all
n reasonable rates Of fare can hardly fancy
my location 10 the mountains which presents
&rester Inducements on the score of health. re-
creation a3d pleasure 10 travellers, ana eepeclaiiy
families with young children, than the Mountain
Hou.p, from which am now writing, within sound
10 the p,ereiag whistle OF the passing train.
81 artes travelling 20 the Springs or TO Staunton,
~oud ind 1t agreeable TO stop here and inspect at
eir Leisure. the Tunnel-the greatest of our State
Works OF improvement.
ss# There are already visitors here 10 families,
zEhiefg from Richmond and Charlottesville, and
more who have written TO engage quarters.
Tue recent news OF the repulse OF the Allies with
euch heavy loss at Sebsstopol, has created senel-
sbie pleasure TO the larger portion of the inteli
4 ent aud rejecting class Of Americans, who have
s4ene'rsted the hlmsy pretex!s Of regard "for the
Independence and integrity of Turkey" behind,
Twhica France and England have sought TO hide
8heir own schemes of ambition and aggrandize-
zment Every generous mind. however, must feel
- parg Of sorrow for the brave and gallant dead
VINO have persisted In this absurd aud unnatural
Cor tict. SGcc .ss 10 The AItoCrat so long as he
lights 10 defence of bis own soil, to drive from
Europe to his native Aaiatic wastea. the naughty
S3erocious, bigoted, and desolstlDg Turk.
s. BLUE RIDGE.
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BY GODDIN 4 APPEKsON.
VERY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES

" EkY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND FOR SALE.-"Bel.
mont,' two miles from Richmond, on the New
hidse rosd is still offered for sale privately up to
WEDNESDAY, the 25th of this month when II
will be offered, on the premises. az O'Clock 10 the
afternoon, to the highest bidder. with ut reserve
Ihe owner 10 determined to sell, he desires to 90
South. Possession will therefore be given immsdi
ateIy. Forty acres are now in Corn which ha. been
laid by and can be given in to the purchaser at val
ust;on. "
The Negoss on the premises will be hired to the
purchase for the balance of the year, fdesired.
will be given. -
TERMs-One-third cash; balance with interest in
one and two years. secured BY trust deed on the
Inises GODDIN L APPERSON
jy IA Auctioneers
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

LATER FROM HAVANA.
NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-The steamship Grana.
da, has arrived here with datcs from Havana tc
the 9th inst.
The Crescent City left on the 9Th inst, for New
York
The Captain General of Porto Rico was dead
The yellow fever was playing sad havoc there al
well as at Jago.
Quotations of Sugar nominal
Freigh's for Europe dull, and 5's lower
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COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL
New York, July 13.-Stocks firm. Money easy
Sales of Virginia 6s at 500 "a; U, s. SIS 1867
Sl2l 1-2.
Cotton heavy. Flour dull-Stste brands So rs q
~ so; Southern Sl1. Wheat market firm-west-
ern white 81 so. Corn firm, at Oh cts. Pork firm,
with an upward tendency-sales at $40 so. Lard
dull, with q declining tendency.
BALTIMORE, July Is -Flour unchanged; sales
at 81 per barrel. Wheat and corn unchanged.
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hk T. ;; ARMY OFFICERS RETURNING FROM
4 snA.-A warsaw correspondent of the London
II SAews, wrtiog June l8, says;
~ Ih'ee american uticers Of The United States
ny nave arrived here from 81. Petersburg, W here
"sh' 10 ask permission to go to SebsstopoI to
pen the progress of events. As they sppesr IN
- Deen sc'uated By mere curiosity, leave wss
- granted them, and they will return by way of
& 40 cnncerf referred TO are Majors Delefisd and
tordecat, aod Capt Mcclellan rvho rga,a A..
Gnea oy our government TO the Csimea for SCI
DING purposes '0- Do'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

ELECTION OF SHERIFF IN CHARLEsroN.
CHAkLEsToS. s. c., July 1.-The returns
f'r election of Sheriff, show that Jno. A. Ca
rev, American, has been elected by a ma
jority Of 500 votes.
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m. N,xv N,wrsrrI TO sPArH.--Gen. Dodge
ths Snericsn MinIster to the Court OF Msdrid, on
nreser,ine I'D credeatiais to the Queen made the
following address; ,,,,n...
,.. af credence which accredit ms In the ~ sity
=, rarov Ex,raordiuary and of Minister Piehpo
ss,,isrv of the Uuited States to your Majesty.
faI6i The orders Of the President OF the Republic
in expressing TO you the sentioeats OF friendship
ana hiah esteem he en,ertsias tor your royal per-
son The uost sincere desire of the Presideot and
of the American people 10 to zee frightened and
consolidated the ancient and smicaeie relations
which for 90 many years have existed between the
government Of your Majesty and that OF TIE Uni-
ted State, For my part, 50 long a. l shall hli
the of.ice with waich | am honored. and a. much
by du'y as from personal Inclination, | shall ne.
elect nothing which may contribute to do away
With evary cause of difficulty between the United
States and Spaio and will labor with assiduity
and coustancy towards the development OF the In
terest and prosperity of the two nations. Allow
me- madam, to express, In conclusion, the sincere
views entertain for the happiness and welfare of
your royal person and of your family"
The Queen, In reply, expressed herself as much
pleased q. the friendly sentiments OF the address,
and added:
Il desire nc earnestly as the noble American
psapIe TO behold drawn closer the old and good
relations which happily exist between Spain and
the Uniied States; and doubt not that for your
psr. you Will contribute to that result equally adj
vantageous TO tho two nations, by secopdlng the
desires of which my government has given proof
10 put aside all nnesives of difficulty with the gov
eminent of the United States" .E
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

GALENA, I'll, July 13th-The passenger
train from Chicago here ran off the track
yesterday, near Council Hill. One man was
killed and two wounded Six cars were de-
molished. and considerable portion of the
track torn I'D.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
GARR LACE AND HARNESS AND
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEE s SALE OF A LEASE OF

= PROPERTY ON 18TH STREET WITH
RUtLDINGS, STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
FURNITURE AT AUCTION LIN execution of
deed OF trust, executed by Benedetto Mssss dat ed
9TH June, recorded in Richmond Hastings Court Of
nee, and By authority and request of sad sMassa in
his DEED dated 9Th July 1885, also recorded shall
upon the premises, sell the FRAMED BUILDING
and improvements recently occupied by said Massa.
at the corner of 18th and Marshal streets with ths
lease Of the ground for years from the 2Sth Jspus
~ 1885, 81 an annual ground rent of s64 per snnum
The property 10 well located for retail busines an
and ellius, and will command q good rent
After which will be sold the entire stock of GRO
CERES, FURNITURE, and Property Of eyerv
description. - IVY
TERMS For the Leass and Buildings credit al
to $500 until 9Th December next bearing interest
and satisfactorily secured-the remainder In cash.
For the Groceries, &c, cash.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
~ ~ Trustee.
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= Death IRON HYDRoPHosIA.-The Bradford IN
II Chronicle, OF the 4th inst, says that a fire
uoe msu named Gray died 10 ths. village re.
ally from hydrophobia, having been bitten by biz
dog teo days previous to his death. His suf
inss were OF the most excrucistine character
o his remains were followed to their last re.tipp
Fnce by large concourse of peop,e.
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SCHOOL EXCITEMENT INLoUIsvLLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. tu!y - To-day the Board Of
Educstion by vote Of seven TO FIVE. dismissed
ssvera teachers from the public schools accoun:
Of their foreign birth ana Roman Catholic pro-
clivi.ies. The movement. created much feeling.
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s. mp aIs FROM CAsADA.-Daring the quarter
nding 3Oth ut lhere was entsrd a, tho
.ease, 10 his city, property, the products of Can.
- admitted free uuder the reciprocity trea,v 70
Vaiue OF s344 AS, In British bottoms. and s3I4
In American d0.-BHG. Comm ado
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Correspondence OF tina Dispatch

a Audden Death q a Soldier-Rio ETC
..,., bALTIMozE, July IL
pea suddenly while tied to tho isg stat for sons
4aS conduct. be was swiss by birth 40 wears old
&c Lad served in the Florida and Mexican cam
aisus. sersesnt Morrow, rho had hi IN tied w. has
See srrestet IS the jury OF inquest gave vsrdic.
3Sins that The deceased came to his death from
Slntouperance and III treatment"
so Hot occurred Felis Point last njsht In which
#iee Watchlaen were badly bsaten.
s3sit' I3hn w hS!ans the old merchant who was ac-
lazy anot an evening or two since by hoy. ia
E attracted. ~ eSA uo' "
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DWELLING BLOWN UP-MIRACULOUs
ESCApE |:

PHovrnKscE l., July - -Lss; Digh the dwell.
Ing OF Jno Tucker, near this city. was blown up and
entirely destroyed, by the explosion of q key of
powder which had been placed under the bad. In
which bis fanny were sleeping at the tine o. the
accident. and trail carried outsids and fred
Inc house was blown to atoms, and wonderful to
relate, not one of til inmates wss Injured.
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AcciDAhT Oh TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD
[ues3sy afternoon the pn.ssn,s, -. ~ ~
Sentrsi kaiiro,d when about one mile hi. ia. %,
.yn.s.aro. n ,n ran over COW and three Of
cas we're ,hIo.n Oh the track. and dragged over
p hspubiiean. who was on board SAYS il Wa ! mi.
Pels that the cars were not precipitatsa a.s, ~
2Enban Iaent 40 feet hish o''i On