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ordered on the army and civil appropria-

ordered on the army and civil appropria-
ton bills.
The report of>the conference committee
on the tax and tariff bills was adopted, and
the bills 60 to the President.
The following colloquy indicates its char
acter -
Mr.. Schenck said the Senate having ac-
ccpted the report o. the conference COM
mittec il now rested with the House to say
whether the I'LL was to become law. He
said that by:' calculation based upon the
receipts of las year the bill as it now stood
would effect reduction in the taxes Of tho
country. lie explained that the House by
concurringi in the first amendment ofthe Sem
ate, which struck out One-half of the bill,
had put it out of the power Of the commit
tee to do anything in relation to large
class OF taxes. BY adopting that amend
mcnt the House had released bankers and
brokers from special taxes. Wall street,
from which millions of revenue could
have been collected without injury to the
material interests Of the country, was made
free oftaX. The lotteries and theatres were
also made free. BY another portion OF the
bill which had been stricken out the confer
encc committee were prevented from pro-
viding for any security in the printing and
issuing OF revenue stamps, which amounts
to 500 200, 600 annually, and for the embez-
Element of which there was 10 sufficient
responsibility. He felt that the House had
acted hastily and injudiciously in accepting
that amendment. -. ...., ~.
Mr.. Brooks, Of New York, addressed the
House, claiming that while there has been
Il reduction Of the duty on tea, sugar, cof-
fee, spices, and soEie other articles, the duty
hSd been increased on large number of
articles, and was proceeding to enllmerate
some of them when he was interrupted by
Mr.. Benjamin, of Missouri, who reminded
him that the duty on hemp, an important
product Of his State, had been reduced
thirty per cent.
Mr.. Brooks A: Oh, well, hair-pins are re-
| tanned. -.
Mr.. Benjamin: Yes, but hair-pins do not
grow on the soil of Missouri.
Mr.. Brooks reviewed the bill by items,
| and claimed that il had been framed in the
interest of the manufacturers ut the eX-
pcnse of the laboring classes. He gave no
ticc that the people would not submit to the
| bill, and that its speedy revision would be
/ demanded. Even the negroes Of the South
would soon be sufficiently educated to UNI
stand that they are taxed OH their shoyels,
| their hoes, and even on their spool-cOtton.
A motion to suspend the rules to take up
| the Texas Pacific Railroad bill failed
ayes, Is nays, 1903. ~.
A similar motion to take up the general
; amnesty bill failed-74 to 101. e..
A joint resolution suspending the use OF
metres Mt WhiSkey distillerics was passed.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Elour Market.

COIN AND FLOUR EXCHANGF,{
RICHMOND. VA, July IL, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Hhent.-White $50 bushels. Red 633 bushels
CUTn.-White, SIS bushels. Mixed, lGo bushels.
OC.tS.-258 bushels.
Uhent.-White, 1853 bushels fair on private
terms % bushels bahly cleaned ut $l4 kcd "
bushels good ola IL ii 50.
tnrn-Whllc l54 bushels prime at $l.lS.
OdtS.-2b bushels very good at Gle. $50 Dushels
good at 60I So bushels new badly Cleaned al Ssc'
RE-EXHIuITED.
Corn.-Nhlte. % bushels. Mixed, 90 bushels.
OatS.- 90 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings Of new 81 heat continue very light
still al that is offered is not taken. The total offer
ings Of Wheat to-day were bu; $50 bushels new
white 5Ss bushels new red, and 50 bushels old red
sales, only 1928 bushels of both kinds. Corn is
again lower, having fallen &c. since yesterday.
uats In better demand. The quantity OF grait
offered on 'Chaagc Oh the 18th OF July, 1882 was as
follows:
Ihcat.-- white 77s bushels. Rcd, 4, $50 bushels
Corn.--Nhi'r .0G bushels. Yellow, ~ bushels
Mixed 81 bushels.
Outs sd bushels.
Rye.-NOnc.
Prices on that day were:
Wheat.-whtc, prime, at Sl.e7A Red, on pri-
vute Terms.
C"rm.-Whitc, very good, at scc.
OdtS.-Piimc 1T roc.
Tire smsll offerings of Wheat since July 1st o
the present. year are mainly attributable to th'
weather being SO wet, aud consequently unfavor
able for thrcshing.
We again urge on farmers tn clean their grair
well before sending IL to market. :.# .
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CoMMISsIONER'S OFFICE, }
o.. No $40 Franklin street.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1870.)

CARNETT, TRUSTEE, VS.. SUTTON
VI Ell AIS, ....-.
IN THE CHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
II. RICHMOND.
By decree entered in this cause on The Isl DAY
of March, 1870, 1t Is ordered ... .5
s.That the defendant, Il. II. Il. Wright, do rem
der before one of the mmiSsiOners oftlis court,
an account OF the administration OF William A
Wright upon the estate OF William A. w right the
elder, and an account of his administration upon
the said estate and also Of his administ alton upon
the estate of William 4. Wright; aud also As trus-
tee under the fifth clause Of said tWilliam A.
Wright the elder's) will for Maria Sutton and her
husband and children. =,
"And the commissioner who shall take The said
accounts shall also ascertain and report what pro-
perty of the estate Of William A. Wright the elder
which passes under the second clause OF the said
will remains unsold by the executor and also al,
account showing the estate to which the eaid
Hawes Sutton, are entitled under the third and fifth
clauses or said will.
"And in taking the said accounts the said 7. X.
3. Wright shall submit TO be examined on Oaih ny
the said commissioner, II the plaintiff shall re-
Guire II or the commissioner shall deem IL neces-
sary. And the said commissioner may proceed
to take said accounts, after giving notice OF the
time aud place Of taking the same i'll newspaper
published In the city of Richmond once week for
four successive weeks and such publication SHAH
be equivalent TO personal service on tile parties.
And he shall make report to the court OF the said
accounts, with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself or required by tho parties to
be so statsd.' =, So. -. IL :
The parties Interested are hereby notified that I
have fixed on Tuesday the 10Th day ofJnly, 1870,
at a O'Clock z. Nj, as the time, and my office AZ
the place to take the accounts and make the III
auiries directed by the aforesaid decree. -.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
fe l7--Thlw Commissioner In Chancery.
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PARIS, July 13.--The Constitutional
ministerial organ, says the Government mas
information that the candidature of Prince
IIohenZolIern has been withdrawn, and
that the peace Of Europe viii not be dis
turbed. "Wc are satisfied that Hohenzol-
lern will not reign in Spain. We demand
nothing more, and rejoice at this pacific So
luton"
BRUSSELS, July 1910 A. M.-Warlike
preparations continue in France. NOT
wthstandtng the withdrawal of Leopold,
there is universal fear Of war.
BERLIN, July 13.-The Kernres Gazette
Germany Indignantly repels the measure
less arrogance OF France.
ture because he is unable to reconcile the
character of German soldier with actions
involving Germany and Spain in war.
Bismarck is here.
PARIS, July ia questionable dispatch
from Dusseldorf this morning says that
Leopold accepts the Spanish crown on con-
:dition of the Immediate declaration Of war
against France should the latter attack
Germany.
LONDON, July 13-Nom.-The Govern
ment nearly monopoliZes the cables leading
to the continent with dispatches en- the
Spanish question.
In consequences, pTiFatc DuSiiicss IL uc-
ranged and news delayed. European war
items compel the omission of muchinterest-
Ing, matter.
LONDON. July ia Berlin dispatch just
received says :" In spite of the withdrawal
of IIohenZolcrn, France maintains 4 threat
ening attitude"
Second Dispatch.
!; PARIS, July 13-EUening.-Thc evening
r>o, fh,tf ha in
listers have all resigned.
THE CHINESE MASSACRE HOAX.
LONDON, July 13.-Measures have been
taken to detect the author OF the Chinese
massacre hoax.
TURKEY-ANoTHER FIRE. -
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 13.-Fifteen hun.
dred houses, mostly occupied by the poorer
classes, were destroyed by fire last night.
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New York Money Efarket-0uiet I'm
the Gold Room -Re-assuring Euro.
mean A<sSices.

New YORK, July -Nigla.-Gold opened
firm. at al early hour, but soon after the
gold room presented q comparatively quiet
aspect. and was free from the crazy excite
mcnt Of the past few days. This condition
of affairs was brought about by the more
peaceful tenor Of the European news. Adj
vices by private cable kilograms reported 4
sharp recovery in securities both in Paris
and London. During thc$aftcrnoon gold
was very quiet and on Il peace footing.
The gold room accepted peace as certain,
and there was no recovery in the price of
gold from the lowest point of the day. 1t
closed dull and steady.
Governments early in the day were active
and highcr-'G;'s ut one time selling up to
10. In the afternoon they were weaker on
reports from Washington, and closed dull
ut decline Of about \ Gs, 'S1, coupons,
HAN; 'G2's, 110h '6fS, 1l0H 'G5's,
110% new, 1893 CTS, 109& !; GS's, 1893.
Southern securities, early i'll the day, were
generally duh, but during the afternoon
were quiet and firm, with issues of Virginia
stock in better demand, owing to the large
crops Of the State and the general quiet
condition Of affairs there. Registered Vir-
ginia stock is selling much below coupon
bonds, but investment purchasers are bring
ing them closer together. The market
closed quiet. Tennessee 6's, 6SH ; new,
tx. Virginia 6's, G7H new, IS. Louis
lana and Levee G's, "a. Alabama S's, 100.
Georgia G's, IS; rs, 92h North Carolina
G's, 81 new, 33H. South Carolina 6's, 81 !;
new, 7S4. Money easy prime discounts,
G@7 per cent. Sterling quiet and firmer.
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~ JULY GTH, 1870.

NE JULY 9TH, 1870.
T. r. PRICE & CO., .r.a.
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post"
Office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGs,
TOWELLINGS, COTTON SIIEETINGS,
BLEACHED COTTOSS, HUCkABACKS, &C.,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZIEES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS twarranted), - y
PARAsOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C.
A striking bargain Is offered In 500 TO COZ yaras
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and ia
PANESE SILKS St less than importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits or for sojonrners
at waterng-places. -
New assortment PRINTS at TO- l9., 15c., &C., &c.
BUYERS either ut retail or wholesale they invite
4 call from, as upon their first floor will be ex-
hbited duplicates of their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any OF which will be cut ut lowest
jobbing rates.
i've T. r. PRICE e co. o..
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. RAILROADS.


- - 4s 49,
!HESAPEAKE AND OHIO EsIL.
- ~, ROAD:-On and alter sUsDAY. Jsiy 10.
i ts,s. INC rAssEaGEk TRAINS win run ss foI.
/, MAIL TRAIN win run daily between ord
i T,esn,S o5donsvie and White SulDhrri. Ieaya
Of Leave WIFE su1p ts ~ 3 sl,s sls
aisb a. Go1donsyiie and VIA
Trains for Alex andria, Washipeton. Baiisnns@
I nrasasslpis, New York, Boston. Ss.: Also f,,.
Sew Orleans, Montgomery, Mobiie g. ). S'sN p''s''
I'd SONG west. passengers dine u a"rro-s,.,te
Goshen and s,me e GonE East breakfast at
Ms NIGHT z, ,PAssENGER TRAIN vs., run va
Re6mona ana Snd Wsshingon sd between
change OF cars Leave Richmond NJ s.4s ~i Is y
a mh,t arsiSe at Washington at Sss A. IL and a.
1s While A. Ne ss s1Ss
and arrive at Richmond at lao A. M. nsiinx M,
on sa9psssto9s q Richmond and
train and will be through between Ficbm en,s
and Baltimore and between Richmond and Wbsis
Sulphur without change. :. : =" 0N $40 ;" A.'o
Going West, passengers breakfast Mt rov,n
Going East, sup at Stanton. ''%to'".'
|, These trains connect with stages rs follows.
AZ SsSnsSn VIII stages for Augusta late str,b-
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
. mIltS ISOckUIiVke hfulU Springs, mtIcy kOcE.
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles sn.i
Natural Bridge, ss miles. IL ....t 80 -
!: AT Millboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs.
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Sprfngs ID
miles and Healing Springs, % miles. -,
Is miles and Hot Springs, Is miles. &c. - ;
az Aneghany with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
niits snd OLD Sweet Springs, 10 miles,
AZ w me sulphur springs with stages for Salt
sulphur Springs, q miles /; Blue Sulphur Springs.
S Sr ~ K iss sulphur Springs miles Lewis,
ou M mles anu charleston, 100 miles. 1000
Through tickets issued to all points North. Wet
and Southwest. -''A'"' J" s's'
|. JAMES +. EETIrERLsEn -
lys Gepcrs! Ticket gpnt
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ATLANTA, Ga: July 13.-In the Senate a
resolution to adjourn the seat Of govern.
ment to MilledgJville, and adjourn to meet
there on the 18th instant, was tabled.
A resolution TO appoint committee to
confer with Governor Bullock and General
Terry rs to what course the Legislature
should pursue was tabled.
Bills were introduced for their first read
ing. Mr.. Campbell (colored) offered one to
authorize the arming and equipping of q
volunteer militia by the Governor. ,..r't'
A Eill was introduced to abolish the
criminal jurisdiction of justices Of the peace.
The House, pending the discussion of q
resolution to appoint a committee to confer
with Governor Bullock and General Terry,
adjourned until tomorrow.
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At Il monthly meeting of the Baltimore
Board of Trade on Monday a comnunica-
ton Was received from Richmond relative
- line at steamers 10 be established be-
tween Holland and the United States, and
ENoring Baltimore ~ the moS3 suitable
port III this country.
4 row occurred in Mike McCoole'S ST.
loon, IN II. Louis, Monday night, during
whlrh NcGnoIc was accidentally shot in the
:rlt arm, lracturing the large bone and pro-
durIlg serious wound.
\ meeting Of Germans was held in st.
Louis Monday night, and it was agreed
That IN case Of war between France ana
ierMMny al address be sent to Germany
urging the people TO unite and stand TO-
grl!cr against the power OF France.
4 wclLdrcs>ed stranger walked off Tues
day with 4 package Of bonds valued Ut
SOTO ii'0m the counting office OF Brewster,
sweet Il Co., bankers, Boston, while gem
'rnAn WAS drawing check to pay. Tor
them.
The original Declaration Of Indepen-
dcnc", now in the Patent Office ut Washing
ION, /. nearly iIlegible from the fading OF
Ia" NIX with which it was written. A fac
'iullie ia:n Philadelphia.
AL Fort Washington, Maryland, is sol
d'er now III the cighty-third year OF his age,
VINO has seen sixty-tive years of service in
me nl"d states army, and proposes re-
enlistment
1t 4 said that Young mulatto girl of
heHuty Is now training for the American
ri"sc 10y retired actor, once celebrity.
S'ic val make her debut rs Cleopatra.
Joe" Lane is candidate for senator
rom Oregon, Since he ran for Vice-Prcsi-
"'n' on The ticket with Breckenridge he has
"'t until now appeared in politics.
The tea traffic over the Pacific railroad
Promises to amount during the first six
mouths 10 nearly 900, 900 pounds. :.
hillel lis now soWn In Wisconsin to make
n ni ' t The scarcity OF hay, the crop ofwhieh
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MET HANDSOME STRIPED GING

MT HANDSOME STRIPED GING-
HAMS at aoc. would be cheap at soc. =; PLAID
MOZAMBIQUES ut 2oc. worth 3oc.; PLAIN and
GRANITE LENOS at zoe. worth 3Oc.; STRIPED
LENOS 1T 20 and and 25c. worth 80 and DOC.
handsome WORKED ORGANDY at soc. per
yard worth 75c. all wool DELAINES at 35c. per
yard worth soc. PRINTED PERCALES or
CANBRICS at l6ac. would be cheap ut zoe. !;
BLACK ALPACA at 25, 80, IS, 30, 5oc., and up
TO Sl.25 per yard. This assortment embraces all
qualities or ALPACAS, and arc very cheap
goods. For cheap DRESS GOODS call at .e
-'s'.. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and I2l5 Main street.
Don't forget that the leading dry goods stores
close at 6P. nj. jyll
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~ IRON GRENADINES, all qualities,
ut reduced prices; ...........
ALPACAs, BOMBAzINE, TAMlSS, 80
BAREGHs, TAAARTINE, '''
LAWNS and GINGHAMS; ...I r.: -.......... g..
A full assortment Of CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE Wells,
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, MITTS, and LACES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 1el5 Main street.
Our store will be closed at 0 2. NJ. WIN open at
A. NJ. so purchase your goods early IN the morn
Ing, the most pleasant time to do your shopping.
jy IL .... -. --
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Domestic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH1.

| NEW YORK; july 13-No0n.- Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dul amoer winter u shade
easier; spring wheat unchanged. Corn dull and
dropping i'"Ik very dull and heavy. Lard uIl-
changed. Cotton quiet bIt hrmcr; uplsnds, 2Oc:;
changed. liid Freights quiet.
Ecening.- Cotton firm with a fair demand
sales. 400 bales ddlHgs s.G zoe: Flour loo;
! quiet-ccnmon to fair extra, $5soG$o.7o. Wheat
closed firm: winter led and amber western, VI. ~
si.O4. Pork nomlral. Whiskey quiet. Groceries
| quiet and firm. Naval Stores dull and heavy.
Beef quiet; new plain mess, $ll0Sl5 new ex-
| Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece, 44MS2c.
tub, 4t@sSc: sulled, s7@4oc.; Texas, 2e0aoc.
| California, 25@32. Hides nominal. ...
BALT1MoRE, July 1s.7Fiour quiet and firm:
Wheat-Reccipts o. new light and the bulk of that
arriving OF poor quality sales Of Red at $l 2oGo
$l.5O; choice, nominaily &l.e5@$l.eO; sales OF
White 1t SLsseo ehSlss HomGa Hry ScS S9
white at sl.lo@lsl l5 ;,Yeilow, sl.os. Oats, COG
| Tnchangcd Whisky in good deinsnd!at si:oi.
Virginia s's-. Old, eS bid do new, G7t bid; North
Carolina G's, soy bid
| CINCINNATI, July 1a.-Flour quiet; family,
active. Mess Pork: $50. Bacono-shoulders, l'!@
| llc.; clear sides, l73c.
| LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Flour and Corn quiet
| and unchanged. Provisions active. PORK. $50.
| E,con-shoulders, ID. clear sides, lSc. Lara
Tic. Whiskey, 9@ssc.
NORFOLK July 13.-Cotton quiet low middiing,
Tie. sales. 10 bilcs receipts, II bales exports
cOastwise, lis bales stock, ,3ll bales. .. .
| CHARLESTON, July l3.-Colton steady at lsc.
Sales 100 bales; receipts, 1853 bales; stock, 5.ss'
bales,
AUGUSTA, June ls.-Cotton frmer, with an i'm
proved demand at l7l@171c.; sales, 24o bales; re-
cetpts, 10 bales. - E
| SAVANNAH, July l2.-Cotton firm no middling
In market low mldding, I73c. sales, 100 bales ;
receipts 492 bales exports coastwise, 2lS baies
stock, 9,40s bales. a... =
NEW ORLEANS, July l3.-Cotton dull and lower
at lsGllStc. sales 900 bales; receipts. LOO bales
stock, u ,4e4 bales. Gold, lit New York sight,
4 premium. ..s.. ..s .". J
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MAJ ONE UNDRED BRIDAL
QUILTS. large enough for the largest bed at 81 so
worth $3.50; extra heavy and large BRIDAL
QUILTS at o. worth $3.50: LANCASTER
QUILTS at 81. so and Is: MAR5EILLES QUILTS
at rs, ii, S5, and upwards q large stock of &C.
LCRED QUILTS at very low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1919 and 12l5 Main street.
Rear 1t in mind that all Of the leading dry goods
stores close at P. NJ. so govern yourself ac-
cortlingly. j.. ssh. -. ...... Jy II
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
yew York Stock md Money Mark 81

NEW YoRN. July Ia Noon.--Stocks strong. Mo-
ncy. a595 per cent. Gold, li2. Exchangc-Lonr,
lOa; short, 1lC9 Bonds, llos. Tennessee OK
crupons-uli. GO; new. OF. Virginia cX.cou-
pnns--Old, c. new, Is. Lousiana--Old, 70 new,
20. Lcvee Gs,76; SIS, 81. Alabama SIS, 100: So,
- Georgia G's, IS 20, Sa. North Carollna-Old,
GOT new 3St. South Carolina-Old, 80 new, 73f
Ercming.-. Money, 4Q95 per cent. Sterling, 1901
Glllo. Gold, Il?4Mll2s. Governments dull s-2o's
60 ll0.. Southern Sc :uritics generally quiet.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Judge II. L. Bond Confirmed for Circuit
Judge of the Virginia District-JoSeph III.
Humphreys Nominated for Collector Of
Customs at Richmond Impcacher Ash
leg Removed from the Goocrnorship of
Montana-Butlcr Removed from the Geor-
gia Conference Committee - Favorable
Neps from the Receat Indian Delegation,
&c., &C., &c.
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VT NOT1CE.-Thc following stores on
and after MONDAY the 18th Instan. will be closed
daily at O'Clock z. NJ. until the LIST day OF Sep
LEVY BROTHERS,
JOHN n. WOODEN,
T.R.PRICE & Co.,
CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
ARMIsTEAD & BTBB,
JULIUS SYCLE. Jys-lw
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L. n. EATON.

]. L. l"welcn, ESD. having been elected
Guy >,r-rant of Norfolk, has retired from
'u' position of business manager of the
Norfolk ,iDurnui.
Grur@c Keller, son Of Mr.. W. A. Keller,
Il much-c>trciEcd citizen OF Bristol, met
H,th serious and probably fatal accident
uu Monday by the falling iii OF an emhank-
rnrnl at h> fathers brick-yard. Both bones
ol one OF his legs We're broken above the
ankle, and il is feared amputation Will be
necessary LynChbury Aears.
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ACCIDENTAL DRowSING.--Mr. George W.
Wise, a promising young citizen of Berlin,
Worcester county, Md, was Accidentally
drowned on the Sth instant. He was az the
time Of the accident in company with
party of young ladies and gentlemen ENJOY"
ing themselves on the beach near Berlin.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN RHODE ISLAND
F,vtui,nrs. July ll.-fhrce freight cars on
The Providence and Worcester railroad
were wrecked near Albion station this
afternoon in consequence Of Il large stone
iduI from Il car 10 the track. j. ANUS,
HI hru knmnn WAS Killed.
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Foreign Markets-[By TELEoRAPHl.

Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPHJ.'
LONDON, July IS Eoon.--Consols, 92l. Ameri.
can Securities trmer and higher. Bonds, 30.
Too o. Cl0ck.-Consols, o2s. Bonds, so.
LIvERPoOL, July 13-NOon.-Cotton frner up
lands V3ll9kI.; Orleans, 93@4ssd.; sales, IL, o0t
bales. Corn, us. Too o. CIock.-Cotton steady.
Pork and Lard quiet and steady. TallOw, 44s.
LIVERPOOL, July H. Eueni1lg.-Cotton firm
uplaEds. 9ad. Orleans, gid sales, II 900 bales,
Including 1000 bales for speculation and export
Breadstuffs quiet. Turpentine, 2ss. Oh @3os.
PARIS, July la-Noon.-Bourse opened firm !;
rentes, Tef. 80c. There is better feeling every.
where particularly In commercial circles.
PARIS, July Is. - Bourse closed declining
Rentcs, 70f. 8Oc.
HAvRE. July ls-Cotton opened hrmer on the
spot, ia; afoat lla. --a ~ s.-.,
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M INFANTgROBEs, ''

I m> INFANTgROBEs, ~
| - D., - FROCK WAISTS, $50 ~
EMBROIDERE.D EIiGI NGS and IESERTiNGS
GARMENT DIMITY, -
CORDED NAINSOOK and CAnBRIC,
CHECKED and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CHEuKED and STRIPED SWISS AUsLtMS,
TUCKED and PUFFED MUaLIAS for waists,
CAMBRIC, JACoNET, SWISS NULL, and
NAINsGOK MUSLISS;
BISHOP LAWNS
and Al, soshsr kinds ofSWHfTE GOOuSS 81 the
lowest urices, u. !, Levy BRQTlIIERs',
I, lalaa lsi5 Main street
/ took sf the TUCKED sKIRTING Mt SOC. prr
ward. SK1RTING CAMBRiC5 us s6 and sec. per
yard. 4 large stock Of KEtppf BANDS Y
ssry low prices, 3 s..sss.ssf ..sasa tyAt