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Greeca and Turkey.

The cable news reports that the Greek
Government has announced its determl-
nation to declare war against Turkey on
the LIST September should the hostllities
against the Christians in the Island Oh
Gambia not be ended by that time.
If this be, indeed, true, we may suppose
it will have the effect of prolonging Inc
war to that day, however feeble ana near
exhaustion the Cretans may be. With the
prospect of such cooperation at so near a
day. the "last man" would indeed De
ready to die in the "last ditch" before
surrendering. Without putting perlec'
reliance in this news, nor indeed setting
it down as improbable, we may remarA
that war between Greece and Turkey IS
one of the probabilities and we LOOK LOT
it sooner or later. The end OF the "af
between those nations by the interVen-
ton of the allied Powers and the battle Oh
Navarino in October, 1927, left accounts
unsettled, and the boundary subsequently
established left people claiming to DC
Cracks under Turkish bondage: for H.
stance, the Cretans now struggling to be
liberated. These matters, like OLD sores'
not to be healed, are bound to break out'
and may yet involve Europe IN war oy
a war thus begun, may not the cross ana
the crescent again wave over opposing
hosts in the Holy Land!
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,JuareZ.

The address of JUAREz to the "gooo
sons Of Mexico" assumes that they
"achieved the integrity of their country
without any assistance This is tauntlng
to the United States Government, without
whose intervention the French would now
hold Mexico. The French having departed
under notice to quit, the banditti alone
could have easily overturned MAxIMILIAS's
government. The opportunity to seize
the property, the movables, and the old
clothes of the Imperial Government, would
in Mexico have gathered host of rogues
about the capital that would have de-
voured the whole Imperial establishment.
Independent of these, however, there
were plenty of JUDAsEs in MAx1MIL1AN's
own camp to have sold him hundred
times over. There is nowhere so large
number of this class Of traitors outside Of
the United States as in Mexico. AS they
did not die with MACMILLAN, they still live
to commend the poisoned chalice to lips
that probably prepared it for the late EN-.
peror.
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Three men in Texas were convicted OF
murder, and sentenced to be hanged within
a month unless they produced the alleged
victim alive and well before the expiration
of that time. Fortunately, they were Sue
cessful.-Erchange.
But if, unfortunately, the missing man
had remained concealed another month
they would, though innocent, have been
hanged. The military know all about
law. Civil courts require proof OF the
killing before they allow man to be con-
demned to death. The military require
the defendant to produce the living man OF
be hung on suspicion.
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gnecinL Notices.
,u THE FLAG UNDER WHICH WI

u.,,, r,.a UNDER WHICH WE
fight is the one upon which Is in''''0'0
"1gvTs' DRY GOODS STORE"
,uh,eb We are lighting for is to reduce
;. ,-,... ., drv goods to such figures as to enable
.-.o,. = moderate circumstances to supply their
-. -. u,,bout deprivlng themselves OF the 0'nef
nscas,sries OF life. Our efforts so lar nS'0 ''''
,-ozr0d With success. The great increase Oh 0ui
hns,ness and the crowded state OF our H'oi '''''
> ,bs fact, We ofsr the following bargains TO-
sav as our stock of DRESS GOODS must %
closed out this month:
Handsome Lawns at l2A, leg, 20, and Z'e'
ua,dsome Plain Mozambiques at 2oc., worm ''' ;
plaid Mozambiques at 2oc., worth JUG.
Handsome Figured and Embroidered osf's' o.
25c., worth asc.
,,,,rea Ienos, Berages, and Hernanis al
as, s7s, and 4oc., reduced from 3D. oo' ana ''''
wbite Flannel, warranted all wool, at sQc'
White Flannel at 25c.
Bingham at l63c.
us.vv Table Linen at 7sc. per yard, worth $40 !
Do, Russia Crash at 121c., worth lstc per yara )
co..on D,aner at zoe. per yard, worth 3cc.
uaavv Linen Drilling and Linen DUCK at 1''''
worth 30c.;
Calicos at 10, 1ot, Is, 1872 and 2oc.'
p,oocbed Co,tons at 10, 12i. Is, 163, and zoe.
rnbleached Cottons at the same prices
Bed Tick at Esc.
Shifting Stripes at l23c.;
Bishop Lawn at 25c., worth Csc.
| Excellent Irish Linen at soc.;
| Shirt Bosoms at 25c., warranted Ell Linen
Frencb.woye Shirt Bosoms at l5c.
Pull.width Sheeting at 5oc.;
pillow. case Cotton at 2oc.;
Famine Russia Diaper at 1925 apiece worm %
Largo NAPKINS at SO per dozen, worth - 80;
Dovliss al 81. so per dozen, worth $3.50;
Tape Trimming at 75c. apiece;
Crochet Trimming, six yards in piece, loc
BLACK Lisle Gloves at loo. pair;
uondsome Berece Shawls at $3.50, worth $3.50;
aernani shawls at 50, worth 80 ana no MISTAKE
White Cotton Hose at l@3c.;
Handsome Embroidered Frock Waists ior, Infant
at SOC, worth 75c. : at &c., worth St.2a
Fine Hemstitched and Grass Linen Handkerchief
at 5Oc., worth 75c.;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at Sl.25 per dozsn
Paper Cuffs, ten pair in a box, for 25c
Real French wove Corsets at $l and $l.25;
Pillow. case Linen at 75c. per yard-would BE-
cheap at 81;
| Real Barnsley Linen sheeting, p yards wide, a
$3.50, worth ~ per yard.
Also, at low prices,
| Marseilles Quilts, Table Cloths,
Nainsook, Cambria. Swiss, Checked, and Striped
hIuslins;
Brilliants, Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestlngs,
Dress Trimmings, Black Silks,
and all other articles usually kept In frst-clas
| dry goods store.
| Remember the Nag upon which is inscribed
LEyYs' DRY GOODS STORE, as it marks tn
spot Of the store Of LEVY BROTHERS,,
ana l5!7 Main street.
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DIED.,

On the 9Th inetant, SARAH VIRGINIA, aged
two years and three days, youngest child OF
Charles and Georgiana Thurston.
Suffer little children to come unto me, and for
bid them not
The'friends OF the family are invited to attend
her funeral without further notice at O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING from her fathers residence NO.
Philadelphia papers and Washington Chronicle
please copy.
On the 9th instant, at 10 o'slock, after linger;.
James and Sarah J. Young, aged eighteen months
and six days.
Ihad level rich and rare,
Placed In casket bright and fair
But He that gave that Jewel me
Has taken 1t back, an angel TO be.
BIS eyes called my diamonds bright,
His raby lips were my delight:
But now those lips are pale and those eyes
And God has taken him back again.
Farewell my little Jimmie, dear
YOU have gone to Heaven and left us here.
Oh may tnis be our earnest prayer,
That We may be worthy TO meet you there.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
invited to attend the funeral THIS "Wednesday
MORNING at IL o'clock, from his fathers resi-
dence, 500 west Marshall street. without further
notice.
Fredericksburg papers please cory.
On Church Hill yesterday morning at o'clock
Mr.. SAMUEL BALL, in the eightieth year OF his
His funeral will take place from Leigh. street
Baptist church THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance of the family are in
yited to attend.
July Cd, of lockIaw, JOHN LEWIS, only son of
John f. and Catherine Allpor aged ten years.
Possessed OF warm, generous heart, an obe-
dent, submissive disposition, and bright intel
lect, this boy lived long enough 10 endear himself
by the strongest lies to his parents and friends,
who clearly saw In the precocity and brillancy OF
his short life manhood of which they might
Justly have been proud.
But God saw lit TO take him away; TO enshroud
in eternal night the gorgeous visions Of worldly
glory and success which seemed 10 oyershadow tn .
future of this interesting child.
While thus ths ''Seyerity of God ~ is seen, we
may at the same time behold his goodness" in
the dark cloud which has suddenly fallen upon
the afflicted, disappointed family, may be dis
cerned by the eye Of Faith the rainbow OF hope,
which betokens another, higher more glori.
rious life on which the departed loved one has al
ready entered. and in the cloudless sunshine OF
which he shall eternally bask. Z. S.
HESRICo COUNTY, VA, August 2 1857.
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KossUTH.-The foreign news intimates
that great alarm is felt in Hungary because
of the election of KosSUTH from one Of the
election districts to the Hungarian Parlia-
ment. The alarm, we conjecture, is not
well founded. Poor KoSsUrH returns to
his home under general amnesty, which
is accompanied by such acts of respect
for Hungary by the Emperor of Austria
and such recognition Of its entire equality
with all parts of his kingdom, that the
Hungarians will not be disposed to listen
to anything like agitation or disturbance.
DEAK is stronger than KossUTH, whose day
for resistance is gone.
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The Wheat Crop,

We have the authority of gentleman
engaged In the wheat trade, whose expo
riencc extends back for many years. ioi
the statement that the quality OF the crop
this year is not fine. The great bulk Oh II
is only fair. The proportion of line IS u,i-
usually small. Besides, it is uncommoh'S
dark in color. This is owing to Inc IRE
gular manner in which the grain rlpened
To cut a part of tho crop which matnred
earliest, before the grain began to shatter
in the cutting, farmers were forced to cut
much that was not ripe enough. The con-
sequence is that the wheat is dark.
The quantity coming in indicates that
the crop is not more than one:ffh Of the
ordinary crop before the war. There are
several reasons for this: lst. The labor Of
the country is not steady and orderly, and
the product per man is greatly reduced
though not to the extent of four ffths
ford. There is not money in the coun'
try to buy guano for its application tc
wheat, as before the war, and that very
much diminishes the yield per acre of the
land seeded, Notwithstanding the season
was uncommonly favorable. Sd. For the
want of money to pay for labor, and to
keep teams and ploughs in the proper or
der, it has been impossible to cultivate the
soil as faithfully as formerly, and that at:
fected the yield very unfavorably.
Let US hope that in year or two the
farmers will recuperate, and labor be-
coming better settled, we shall have better
results from farming. What comes out o.
the earth is, after all, our only true wealth.
and we cannot recover great deal until
that is supplied literally and steadily
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The Chicago Tribune predicts that the
Republicans will carry twice as many
States in the South as the Democrats will
in the North next fall and at the Presi-
Dental election. A very safe prediction.
But what is the use of holding elections,
so called? Why do not the Radicals de-
clare all their candidates elected without
the aid of the Bureau, the negroes, or
"any other man -?
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n@ SPECIAL CARD.-sAMUEL NJ. fhlo''
Apeut.-The Dry Goods business heretofore .on.
Quoted by me at 900 Main street viii rom snis
date be- carried on by Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. PRICE as
my agent 40 hrs,.
Mr.. PRICE, having devoted his life to the ous,.
ness in this city, and having become familiar WIZ
the wants of its people and OF those OF the s'uso
at large, respectfully aoicis the patronage Oh
nublic and his old friends and customers. as wiz
receive in few days considerable aoai.ion ~
his stock, and will continue to repieniSn l. i'oi
time to time with new and desirable sooan' ,
Mossrs william a. Gordon, John Temple, Will
uam ! Armstrong, and j. D. X. sleight, well and
t.vorabIv known to the public are engaged In the
bonss, ana wish the patronage of their friends:
no1''' John C. MILLER.
,-, .ro,,,, 1897 au 2-2w
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo RAILRoAD.-The
people Of the western end of this line
continue their efforts in the cause of its
construction with praiseworthy energy
and zeal. There is to be grand con-
yention of citizens of Mason county, West
Virginia. and of Gallia, Meigs, and other
counties OF Ohio, at Point Pleasant, Mason
county, on the goth Of this month. This
W.. VA, % an important convocation, as ii
VIII consider not only the main line. but
It's ONO connections. We look forward
to it with much interest.
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The Enquirer and Examiner quotes and
leads the paragraph from the Petersburg
Inden intimating that this journal has taken
both sides Of Radicalism--an intimation
which the Enquirer and Examiner knows to
be without foundation. This is neither
well nor fairly done, gentlemen.
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HnecinL Notices.

M WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ca Call Il
The attention OF the ladies to the great EEL 49,
SALE of DRY GOODS, RIBBONS &C., continuing i,s
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock at our store NO. '''
Broad street. ,..o Ia
Goods sold In lots to suit consumers anu .o -
dies will look TO their interests TO attend mn
"''' JULIUS sTRAUs co.
BOWMAN & srRoocK, Auctioneers. au
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NE BaTCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOR's HAIR DYE.-Thls splendid HAIR DYE Is
the best in the world. The onlytrns and perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. NO DIS
appointment no ridiculous tints. Natural olack
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes !;
inygorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHh-
LOB, All others are mere limitations, and should
BIO avoided Sold by all druggists and perfumers
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
If = conntarfsit jell
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MARRIED,

On the LIST instant, at " Oral Oaks" Goochland
county, by Mr.. Albert Anderson, Mr.. IAN ES
LuXFURD, of the city of Richmond, to Miss
BETTE CAUTHDhN, daughter of the late Dr.. K.
S. Cauthorn, OF Essex county. u"
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL,
y CORNER MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
This Hrst class and popular Hotel, having recent
ly been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished,
Is now open for The reception Of guests.
Being situated the main street OF the city,
convenient TO all the railroad depots, steamboat
landings, and principal business houses, together
with its superior table comfortable acoommoda-
tions and fare reduced to $3.50 per day, it Is the
most desirable house for the travelling public to
stop at while in the city.
Stages attend all railroad trains and steamboat
landings to convey passengers to the hotel.
Ia l2-3m W. J. BABCOCk, Proprietor.
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TOHN Fl. TYLER Il CO., successors
~ to Mitchell Tyler 1872 Main street, R:e-.
varied and extensive stock Of GOLD and siLyER
WATCHES and CHAIEs, cLocKs, yEwELEY,
and STEEL sPECTACLgS and EYEGLASSES.
not surpassed by any class Of goods in the country
As to quality, and which they will sell al price, IS
Their present stock Is well selected and very CON.
plete, and iconsists OF the most desirable aEd
fashionable styles usually kept hrst- class jsw-
elry establish ments, and to which they are COZ.
stantiy adding new goods. They continue. IS
heretofore, to order direct from the factories. what.
ever articles their customers may desire, aud -
the shortest possible notice. HAIR JEWELRf 81
every description made 10 order. WATCH Ra.
PAlElHG done n the very best manner by tha
ny!o
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DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.


l. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRRCToRs.
2. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, W. r. ouarles,
WIN. H. Lyons, Jr., H. D. oianA0n'
A Bodeker, B. b. Wehl8ef, enlP,
W. A. Spott, Moses Enyson, J. B. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Arcner, A. a. nu''nin
r T. TAYLOR, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w e. Binford, J. w. Hail. I. W. boswell,
J. A. Belvin, W. F. Gray, w. e. Tanner'
T. D. Dudley, Alfred Moses, D. II. No"4ln'
The security offered to depostors Is undoubted,
And the institution should commend Itself to ell
classes. .
The attention OF all In city and country Is called
TO this Institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar NAV be deposited, and six per cent. Interest
received on same.
ONCE hours from 9 A. M. to P. NJ; on saturday
from "a. M to P. M, and from 10 ?. NJ.
lie la-daswts
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,op,pru u.rp7 JAHRs L. EAURY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
CIT r. III. NIAURY L CO.,
(EsTABLlsHEp IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
No. loli ain street,
brst house below the post-otdee'
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND slLFhh,
BkNKEOTEs, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, 60,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECI1oNs
MADE on ell Accessible points IN Inc oni.eo
States.
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JelCeIerS, DC.

OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
" Lam &CO.'Sa magnificent assortment Of rich
JEW ELRY, WATCHES, and slL'EkW AXE,
fresh from the factories Of Europe and America.
LADIES' SETS OF PINS and EAERlHGa-;hs
latest styles.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, EMERALDS, and other
precious stones.
ELEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved at.
tachmens.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
CARD-CAS HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS.
and great variety OF beautiful
PRESENTATION GOODS.
An endless variety OF STERLING SlVESWAES
In cases, at prices az low any house In New
York or PhiIadelph!a. Call and examine az
EOWLAN & CO.'S.
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
lie 10 above the post office.
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rog THE REV. T. e. lIARTINDALE, OF
Newtown, Md, writes under date July L, 1851:
chad almost ceased the use OF anything 1or
my hair as 1t did no good 1 was induced 10 Try
bottle Of your CHALFANT's COCO CREAM and
now consider 1t deprivation to be without II.
For sale by all druggists. V-o
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Meeti2l0S.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i GERMAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION No.
will meet THIS ENENlNG, at Nichols Saloon, on
Seventeenth street, at o'clock z. N.
Having but few moro shares to sell, those wish
ing to become stockholders will do well to come
forward and subscribe. 1t is astounding how ra-
pidly the shares were subscribed for, being but
few days since the charter was granted.
au LIN
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
l the sx-Oticers, Soldiers, and Sailors Associa-
ton at the Ballard House on SATURDAY the 10Th
day of August at IS P. NJ.
President of the Association.
Colonel II. s. MERRELL, Secretary. au lit
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
I've No. 1895 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,

MRS. p. +. STUBBS, PRoPRIgTREss,
formerly of the National House Broad street.
This house il situated in the most business part
OF the city, within short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Contra and
the Danvlle railroads, and offers unusual induce
ments to the travelling public. TERAs: Only Two
DOLLARS per day. je IL
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10. 2ll.-TO THE LADIES.

Mo, ZII.-IU THE LADIES.
would respectfully call the attention Of the Ia
dies and the public generally to my large and well
selected stock OF
HAIR GOODS.
which is now ready for inspection, consisting IN
part OF
BEADS, CURLS, TOUPEEs, WIGS.
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTgs. &c.
which will sell at the lowest cash prices.
have also received new patterns OF HAIR JEW.
ELRY, and am prepared TO make and repair any.
thing In that line.
Nothing but the best gold will be used for mount.
Ing the same.
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on me heretofore, hope by strict at'en'
ton to business to merit continuance Of the came
WILLIAM WiLDT,
No. I'll Broad street
je II between Second and Third.
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gS. ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUR.-
Ills tables always supplied with everything In
season, as well as delicacies and Injuries, foreign
and domestic. RefreshDent and Dining rooms LOT
ladies' and gentlemen. The Bar supplied Win the
best of liquors. and good attendance overy where
je2 No. l202 MAIN elhHEA'
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1867:
1.-The Double Refined Poudrette is operating
like charm on my crops and attracting universal
attention from all beholders am already salts
fed that 1t is the cheapest and surest renovator OF
our worn. ont soils" jy 26-3mF
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
nv LADIES.

TAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
BONNIE BRAR, BALTIMORE COUNTY. ND.
Principals, Mr. and MIS-. Charles H. McBair:
Head OF Scholastic Department, Miss Duncan;
English Literature and Bellies Letters, ar. Nc
Blair;
Modern Languages, Professor Leonce Eabillon +;
Vocal and instrumental Music, Professor L.
Thor5ecke
Drawing and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward.
This Institution will be opened on MONDAY.
September 10th. The hrst session OF the scholastic
June both.
Bonnie Brae Is situated on an elevated ridge on
the old Frederick road, two miles from the west.
ern limits OF Baltimore, and within easy accsss 10
the Catonsville passenger railway that coinmrn.
Gates with the city.
The number of pupils will be limited to twenty
Circulars, giving further partieH!ars. may ts
and ENTZ & BASINS bookstore, Charles street
For admission, apply to Mr. Z, q. McbLA!R
~ 30-lm
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ORANGE HOUSE, At ORANGE
LYNCHBURG, VA.-BOUSTON kUCkER, PRO
PRIBToK.-Tho proprietor, thankful for tho li6e-
ra patronage bestowed upon him, and having re-
duced his ratas to THREE DOLLARS PER DAY,
pledges himsslf that the we'll known reputation OF
the "0RANGE" shall not be surpassed IN the
Union. Excellent meals furnished as heretofore
upon the arrival OF trains, and sufficient time
allowed for through passengers going north or
south upon the hanging of cars. jy l5-2m