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his dignity. He had one popularity which
one could not fail to observe; he would
look long and intensely without wink.
ing. Before the age of the two.ho1lr rules
1t often happened chat some boring lawyer:
would come before the court and speak
for hours. When Marshall saw such o
one, that cold, gray eye would De liked upon
him, and he would wilt beneath that gaze.
He never loved to look very largely into an-
thorfties. On one occasion S. dined with
the judges Of the Supreme Court at Mar
shalrs house. A servant entered when
they were seated at the table. lie brought
a basket of books, and handed note to
Marshall. The note was from Benton, who
had argued case before him. Marshall
read the note to the company somewhat as
follows ;" Mr.. Aarshali,-I send you such
of the authorities as / now have, and will
send you others soon." Marshall looked up
and saw the basket, and exclaimed, "Good
Lord, deliver us p
In Washington in those days twas very
amusement to pitch quoits.
Frequently would Marshal and other men,
bcrs Of the court, after their labors were
over, be seen out on the green, with their
coats of, pitching quoits. My first and last
impression were that he was great and
good man, and it was the happiest moment
in his life when he could make others
happy. His smile, his tone, his eye, all
conspired to bring about this result.
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EenOre.
A NEW BALLAD ON AN THEME.

A NEW BALLAD ON AN THEME.
The stars are shining, the moon rides high,
The pine boughs start as the wind goes by,
The owls and the bats fit overhead
Open thy window, my beauty, my bride;
am not come to lie down by thy side;
Haste thee, my love, for cannot abide;
The moon and the stars may swiftly ride
They cannot outride the dead.
The winds are bringing up the sun.
i may not wait I'LL light be done,
Or ever the stars are fled.
] have ridden afar, afar.
From the fields that were trotlden red by war
have outrldden moon and star
They cannot .utride the dead.
Awake. my love, and dress thee soon;
Wen ride away under the tlecting moon,
Or ever the stars are fled.
Haste thee, my beauty, haste my bride;
TO bridal chamber, ere moon Well ride;
We shall lie down there site by Side
Swift coursers ride the dead.
Oh, lover mine, dread. ] fear
Oh, wherefore, wherefore com,st thou here,
When the stars are overhead?
And wherefore canst thou not abide?
And whittier. dearest, wilt thon ride?
And whittier wilt though take thy bride
on, come and rest thee by my side.
Until the night be spco'
cannot rest, cannot delay:
We must be thousand miles away
or ever the stars are fled.
Over the hills, and over the plains,
We must course with flying refns;
feel the morning in my veins,-
IL must not see the dead.
Oh, lover mine, dread, I fear
Some evil thing doth bring thee here,
While the stars are overhead.
Gut, 10. l come, nor 10th nor slow;
Thy will, thy path, may not know,
But will go where thou wilt go,
Though II were to the dead. 5. >. =.
G0lGru fDr AnQMSt.
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PRIISSIAN REPORTS.

BERLIN, July 23.-The Bollrse was greatly
excited Yesterday over the uncontirmed re-
port that Russia had declared war against
France.
War preparations are active. The entire
army has been modified. Cannon are 60
ing to the frontier.
Count Bismarck's organ says Prussia
would not suffer the insolence OF France
sixty years ago, and is much less likely to
put up with it after Sadowa.
The North German consuls everywhere
are directed to forward all Germans liable to
military duty, paying their passage and fur
nishing the necessary outfit also TO 1or-
ward all volunteers on the same terms.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
Prussian Rhenish provinces, and in Hesse,
Hanover, and Schleswig, and in eastern
Prussia.
The port of Hamburg, on the Elbe, is
still open.
The Prussian headquarters are at Kreuz-
mach, village eight miles from Bingen and
twenty-five miles from Metz, the French
rendezvous.
LONDON, July 23.-There have been many
shipwrecks off the German coast, caused by
the removal of the lighthouse beacons.
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
PARIS, July 23.-The report that the
Prrssian army fell back to point between
Coblentz Rnd Mayence is denied.
General Labeuf has left here for the front.
The Emperor goes to the front to-mor-
row Saturday. He came to Paris to-day
and received the members of the Corps
Legislatif. .-
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE POSITION OF THE
FRENCH.
LONDON, July 23.-It is generally believed
that the situation of the French army has
every advantage, giving them as it does two
points Of attack.
SPAIN NOT TO BE MOVED FROM HER
NEUTRALITY.
MADRID, July 23.-The efforts of parties
interested to excite the populace against
France have failed. Spain is firm in her
neutrality.
CHINA-THE MASSACRE.
PARIS, July 23.-The details of the Chi
nese massacre of Christians fully authenti-
cate the first accounts. Neither age nor sex
was spared.
SWITZERLAND.
BEHNE, SWITZERLAND, july 23.-The Swiss
Government forbids the expectation Of
cereals and horses.
ENGLAND-ANoTHER ADVANCE OF INTEREST.
LONDON, July 23-The Bank of England
has advanced its rate Of interest to per
cent.
CORRESPONDENTS IN THE FRENCH ARMY.
PARIS, July 23.-General aLebeuf permits
newspaper correspondents within the
French lines upon parole to print:nothlng
untrue. #a
THE COMMANDER OF THE PRUssIAN ARMY.
BERLIN, July 23.-Prince Royal Frede-
rick commands the Prussian left, Prince
Frederick Charles the centre, and General
Won Bettenfeld the right. General Won
Folkenstein commands the coast defences.
THE NEUTRAL POWERS.
VIENNA, July est is believed here that
the neutrality of Russia and Austria is
agreed upon. Spain's neutrality Is certain.
ARREST OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NAVAL
ExpEDYTIoNTHE FIRST GENERAL OVER THE
3 RHINE. g4.s5y.yg 81 2es 5 .E
LONDON. July 2s.-ss Bull Run " Russell.
the Times eorrespo nde has been arrested
at Metz iourneying towards Prussia.
A French naval expedition sails from
Cherbourg to-day
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lHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
sssJssK0AD.-On 4rd aStee pTyNISAY. ssuly e,

- - :,
!HEsAPE1KE AND OHIO FAIL
% 81 fsssss az . as sssah s ssaz
,,s 2sIL TRAM ~i1irun any betvesn Rse.mea4
sSpa ss Wis saDas ssaiy re
a 81 IS y a. arrive g Haits SphuI
s n n 81 a !, Lsaye White SulIhut
ssisSss Sssassa 8 saa
yne65arg Ksssy hiss5 hssssss g ESP dgr
Gong Wsst pssssnssis slSs s.
ena sup e. @ oing Eass, sscssfast =
SieaT AZ P sas Il seeSssns Thsfn
tween Richmond and Wsshineton Sasd sbs4asec
Richmond and White snlghaI nighds Wisioss
and arrive a. WasSnston ss g sss I. w II
White sulphur &C 10 "a. M leave ~ ashfustSu n
s sss s,nsys sa e ks.Sn Wh !. Pa
ton. sLEKPING-GAHs viii Sc sstssksd g. sis
and baltimore and Set.een Kcmona se
Sulphur without change 80 81 Il &c q 49, 8 q.
Going West passengers breakfast ct Covingtor.
d9ns Eas sup az mi .aees 8
at staunton With stages for Augusta Gate BtT!b.
ling'sI Springs, u miles snd Weyer's Cave, u
At Goshen with stages for oldsulphnr springs.
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington. 20 miles and
at Minooros with stages for Bath Afum SPRINGS,
10 miles; Warm Springs. Is miles, Hot Springs. q
miles and Healing Springs, "a miles:
Is miles and Hot Springs, Is mites.
At, Allcghsny with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
miles and OLD Sweet Springs, 70 miles. 81.
20 miles Red Sulphur springs a miles Lewis.
tssnad - an w Mo.th x..t
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For the Dispatch.
Dutch Gap Canal in Connection WIN
the uxaYneS River Improvement"

The work begun by that would-be gene
raj. "Bottlcd Benny" with no other design
hui TINT OF sclf.gloritication, or which could
hardly have paid, at least, in the Inatter OF
strategic value, may now. by an enlightened
policy of the city---ono Of whose outer bat.
icries It was intended to dodge-bc turned
into an important and enduring beneht'
When the question chow" comes 10 De
discussed in connection with the improve
mon, of the river-the feasibility of COM
nk>iing the cut across the Dutch Gap penin-
sula Should form one Of the subjects for
rousideration~-the writer Gin common with
many othcrs) is of the decided conviction
that. viewed as an economical expenditure
of = s,ortion of the appropriation set apart
fer the harbor improvement, that this short
cut of GOO feet or so should be made in order
~ save distance Of seven miles. or It's
feasibility and its certainty to "work"
there can he no doubt.
Notwithstanding there are many persons,
upon hayingthc subject presented to them,
Will cxclaim, ooh you can't change the
natural course of n stream of water And,
strange to say, the profession of civil engi-
nrering embraces men who ought to be
ashamed, in view of their position, to utter
cyprcsions so exclusively the property OF the
witc,crc ignoramuses that have been heard,
with a no-furthcr.appeal shake OF the head,
10 inter these same hackneyed, ominous,
Int unworthy and absurd declarations.
What rs and achcre is the natural course OF
a river or other stream OF water! Erl-
IDENTIFY nowhere in particular. hut only
where the water, with the least eNpanSe OF
lr,wcr> finds every moment lower pace
ior lis channel than that which Is occupied
: moment before, and this condition changes
IN greater or less degree for every moment
Of time. and in the course oi ages IL so
alters that even the man who thinks II
hard To alter the natural course would at
least allow that the river itself had re-
served the right OF change, and had more
natural courses than one; but such talk
i Idle. If YOU cut through the Dutch
Gap peninsula, and give The cut anu
as surroundings such conditions rs that
The water will so through rather than
around the tongue of land, then that
cut will form the natural channel OF
the stream. If YOU only half do the work,
Won must not blame the river if it keeps on
in its old channel. With time and money
The James river could he converted into an
airline canal, Of certain given width and
depth to the sea. The main question would
tc the common intcrogatory OF this utill-
ilrian agc--Wiil ii pay
Should you. Mr.. Editor decide the sub.
cct to he of sufficient interest TO Tire city
and the public, can, think, in Il future
article demonstrate the affirmative of this
uropOSitiOn, MEMO.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July % Noon.-Flour dull and
Shade lower. Wheat dull under large receInts
G TiI prices G dropping Corn dull aud heavy Pork
SoIton hrn ana quiet uplands, colo. Orleans.
2Ois. sales, 400 bales. Freights nominal. ''
lands ou9 s1y o ssss go %b bales up
steadier: Corn unchanged. Pork steady Iard
quiet. Groceries steady with more doing In Rio
Gomez and box Sugars. Freights firm.
uBALTNonE, July 2aFlour fairly active
s7ss extra s1ns, $7so9ssssS family.
my gpgss Wsss essi9 C. On iss
grades but poor grades are dull and neglected ;
sales OF new red at .55QDl s5 new white, 81. s0@
sl.so Pennsylvania declined sc. with sales u
steady at 81. oo@$.25; yellow, $l.l2. Oats quiet
new, 57@Goc. old. 62@e5c. Rye--New, csc. MS1.
Virginia 6's-Old, 40 bid; 50 asked; 1865, 60
bid; ls67's, 90 asked do, coupons old IS asked.
AUGUSTA, July 2s..-Cotton firm with light Of
ferings ). middllngs, Tlc.i sales, 100 bales; re-
ceipts 80 bales.
SAVANNAH, July 23.-Cotton firm and In good
demand low middlIngs, 17Ic. sales, 200 bales
receipts, esl bales stock, s,ies bales.
NORFOLK, July 2a.-Cotton firm; low mid
dlings, 1sc. ,salcs rs bales receipts, 81 bales
stock, l,os3 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July ea.-Tobacco steady. Flour
dull 4; superfne, &i.5d@$5. Corn dull and declined
20l3c.; mixed, soc. Whiskey, .$i.o2@S1.03. Pro-
visions firm. Mess Pork, $3O.so. Lard firm
steam, 16c.
LOUISVILLE July 23.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Grain quiet Provisions heavy. Mess
Pork, $3l. Bacon shoulders, l5c. clear sides
lsc. Lard, l7sc. Whiskey, $l@$LG1. Tobacco
active. -
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton dull and prices
nominal; middlings, l7@lTc.; sales: 100 bales
receipts, 13s bales exports, !, l73 bales stock,
So, oS7 bales. Suear--Prime, l3c. Molasscs-Fer.
menting, soc. Gold, l2os. New YORK sighh
premium
MOBILE, July e3.-Cotton irregular middlings,
17c.; sales, 100 bales; receipts, IS bales; stock
Is, TOT bales. ssse4s
CHARLESTON, July 23.-Cotton quiet at ls@latc.
sales, so bales receipts, eco bales stock, 6,9s'
bales, 49,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1870.
General Sheridan,
instead of coming directly here last evening,
as he had intended, went to Long Branch
to see the President. He will arrive here
on Monday evening, will confer with Gene
raj Sherman on Tuesday, and then return
to New York en- route for Europe.
Short Weights. &c.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
to-day telegraphed to supervisors in the
South that boxes Of tobacco without weight
marked thereon may be seized, and must be
forfeited if still in the possession of the
manufacturer also, that tobacco outside OF
the factory, insuficiently stamped and
marked "short weight" is forfeitable In
any ones hands, and manufacturers are re-
sponsible for improperly marking. Deputy
Commissioner Douglass has ruled that to-
bacco cut from sweetened leaf, though con-
tanning all the stem, is liable to a tax of
thirty-two cents pound, it being regarded
as tine-cut chewing tobacco,
Assistant AttOrncy-"e1kcF&h TIelu,
who has resigned his office, to take effect
August 1st, has left here finally for his
home in Boston. The other Assistant At
torney-General TalboG will perform the
duties of Solicitor-General until the appoint.
ment of some one to fill the latter office.
Miscellaneous.
Senator Sawyer left here this morning fol
Charleston, S. G., where he will remain q
short time, and then 60 to Cleveland, Ohio.
where he is to deliver lecture before q
literary society on the 18th of August.
Miss Gerolt, the daughter of Baron &C.
rolt, the Prussian Minister, who is faith
full member of St. Matthew's church, deco.
rated the altar at that church yesterday for
the funeral services of NJ. Poradol, the late
French Minister. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Secretary Fish
has gone to New York.
Attorney General Alderman goes to Geor'
gia shortly.
The nman line Of steamers will carry al
the American mails to Europe.
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The North Carolina TrOubIes-Writ
Of Chief Justice Pears0n-Panic
Among White and Black state
TrOops-They Fire into Each other.

RALEIGH, n. c., July 23.-Chief Justice
Pearson rendered his decision to-day in the
matter of the habeas corpus for the Cas-
well prisoners. He decided Colonel Kinks
excuse for refusing to answer the writ of
hdbeaS corpus, that he was obeying the
order Of his superior officer, the Governor,
to be reasonable, but the writ is not sus-
pended, and must be obeyed. He would
not issue an order to the sheriff of Caswell,
but to the marshal of the Supreme Court,
with instructions to show it to the Cover
nor, with copy of the opinion. The or
der is as follows:
/" To DAVID 4. Wicker, Marshall Of the ST.
preme Court:
'sYou are hereby commanded, in the
name of the State of North Carolina, to
forthwith bring Adolphus G.. Moore, wher-
ever to be found, before me, Richmond I'd.
Pearson, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court in the city of Raleigh. Herein fail
not, and have then there this writ, and
make due return thereon.
"RICHMoND NJ. PEARSON,
.sChief Justice Supreme Court"
Eighteen other similar writs were issued
by the Chief Justice to-day for the Caswel
prisoners. There has been no return yet to
the order.
. IA white company of militia arrived from
Newbern last night. As they reached the
negro militia camp, adjacent to the Cover
nor's residence, they were fired on by the
negro troops. No damage resulted, as the
negroes shot over them, They TOOK faem
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The New York Financial Market.
The Bank Statement-Shiprne OF

~~~~.@-~
Specie.
NEW YORK, July 231NigM.-Gold closes
weak. The shipments for the past week
were S6, Co., 900. Sterling dull. Money easy
The following is the bank statement Of
the past week Loans increased 81, 713,00 ;
specie decreased se,777, 600; circulation in.
creased 81, 911 200; deposits decreased 1885,.
900; legal-tenders increased SOL, 600.
Governments better; 1865 very strong,
owing to the short interest and scarcity.
The closing prices were G's, 1881, coupons,
112H 1923, 100; 1s64's, 1909; 1868, 1OsH-
new, 1913; 1S67's, 1918 8; 1865, 1osS
1O.to's, 1O6K currencies, 110H. Rumors
that SO, 00e,O 900 of United States bonds are
en- route back from Europe are atloat but not
credited.
State stocks quiet. Tennessee 6's, GO
new, 81. Virginia 6's, 90; new, 60. Geor-
gia rs, so. North Carolina 6's, AK new,
30. Louisiana G's, 60. IL
The sub-treasury balance is: Gold,
$69,773,000; currency, II, 410,259.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
view York stock ana Money Marks

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, July b. Noon Stocks strong.
Gold, Iiss. Money s1s per cent. Sterling Elk.
change Long, 1lot short 1les. O. 8. s-2o'B losi.
Tennessee e's--Ex-coupons, e2h; new, sls. Viz.
ginia es--Ex-coupons, %; new, 90. Missouri
ss, esq Louisiana s's, ss.; new, e5. Leyee s's
es; s's, 81. Alabama SIS, es; SIS, 10 Georgia e's
80; rs, o2a. North Carolina c's, 69i; new. soA.
South Carolina ss, 81; new, rs.
Euenfng.--Gold weak ct llsa. Sterling. ioos@
no. Money s0e per cent. Governments closed
steady s.2o's 'c2, loo. State securities quiet but
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THE WAR,

The Prussian Headquarters al Bingen-
Commanders Of the Arnics-Another
Advance an the Rate Of Interest by the
Bank of Observation-Disclosures Of Ma
poleon-He Does not War on Germany
Allocution of the Pope, de-, dc.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

STYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
~ DIAMONDS PEARLS, and PENDANTS
cet5 Of PINS and DROPS;
DIAMOND, OPAL, RUBY. and PEARL
ENGAGEMENT, and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS,
MEDALIONS,
CHARMS,
itANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
q som and SLEEVE BUTTONS.
SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, and TRAVEL
LING SETS, In cases
The latest novelties in SILVER, for bridal and
birthday presents. Now receiving at
NOWLAN Il CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
Sole Agents for the celebrated DIAMOND EYE
and EYEGLASSES. iy 20
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LONDON, July 2a.-Noon.-Consuls, 90; United
States bonds, s3l. Stocks steady.
LONDON, July % Epeniag. 90. United
States Bonds, SO. Stocks quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, July 9a.-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady uplands, SD. Orleans, sgd !;
estimated sales 10, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL July -Erening. Cotton firm up
lands s5d.; Orleans, SD; sales, 900 bales incu-
ding bales for export and speculation. Bread
stuffs easier. Red western " heat, los. I'd. @1os.
3D.. Red winter, los. Id oils. Corn, 25s. @asS.
Sd. Lard excited at 73s. I'D. Beef, LIS. Bacon
Cumberland cut, SIS.
PARIS. July ss.-Bourse closed Arm yesterday.
Rentes, 65f. doc. ~ tl.S.Er 4 = ........
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Ameriean college, Boat Racea.

WORCESTER, MASS, July 23.-Tn the
University boat race the Yale crew beat the
Harvards in eighteen minutes, ffty-four
seconds, but the victory was awarded the
Harvards on account Of a foul, whereby
they lost their rudder.
Brown College won the Freshman's race.
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VIZ ALTHAM HE'S.

The extensive use OF these WATCHES for the
last fifteen years by railway conductors, engi-
neers, and expressmen, the most exactlng Of
watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadncss, durability, and accuracy, Of
TIE WALTHAM WATCH.
To satisfy that class In all these respects is TO
decide the question as to the real value Of these
| tiIue-keepers
| More than $50, 900 Of these WATCHES arc now
speaking for themselves in the pockets Of the
people-a proof and Il guarantee Of their superb
| GRITTY over all others.
| The superior organization and great extent OF
the Companv's Works at WalLham enable them to
produce watches at price which renders compc-
tition futile, and those who buy any other watch
merely pay from twenty-five to fifty per cent. more
for their watches than is necessary.
We are now selling WALTHAM WATCHES at
less prices in grecnbacks than the gold prices be-
fore the war. There is no other manufacture of
any kind In the United States of which this can be
| said
| These time-pieces combine every Improvement
| that a long experience has proved of real pract-
| Cal use. Having had the refusal of nearly every
invention In matchmaking originating In this
country in Europe, only those were finally
adapted which severe testing by the most skllful
artisans In works, and long use on the part of
tie public, demonstrated to be essential to correct
aud enduring tme-kceping.
Among the many improvements we would par
ticularzc:
The invention and use of ccntre-pinion of pc
| cullar construction, TO prevent damage TO the
train by the breakage Of main springs, is original
with the American Watch Company, who, hay.
Ing had the refusal Of all other contrivances,
adopted Fogg's Patent Pinion as being the best
and faultless.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs now uni
versally admitted by watchnakers to be the best,
are used in all grades Of Waltham Watches.
| All Waltham Watches have dust-proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and lcssenlng
| the necessity Of the frequent cleaning necessary
| In other watches.
Our new patent STEM-WINDER, or KEY
LESS WATCH, is already decided success and
| great Improvement ON any stem winding watch
in the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch Of Its quality offered to the public. To
those living IN portions of the United States where
watchmakers do not abound, watches with the
aforementioned improvements, which tendto in
sure accuracy, cleanliness, durability, and con-
| yenience must prove invaluable.
Every watch GUARANTEED by the Company.
To prevent imposition, buyers should see that
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Ere nj re,x n.Iea,a-

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Kauffman' ware
house, No. 81 Peter street, was destroyed
by s nss io ona &C. sS0i pa Rud
sured in home companies.
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Weather ar Cine WEST,

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The thermometer for
the past week has ranged from 80 to 1Q4o.
Many sunstrokes have occurred, but the
general health of the city Is good.
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND supe.

MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL,
MIDLOTHIAN HAIL COAL.
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL for fami-
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL for foun-
f.E MIDLUTHIAN SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED and. WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL different sizes.
Ali or which we win sell as low RS can be bought
OF equal quality.
Mayo,s bridge, Mo. lila Main between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, or through the post-oHce,
viii receive prompt attention. - -. ttzE
= 1.ss5s ALBERT BLAIRS& CO., Z
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge,
jy l-eodlm & - -