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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21

TROUBLE BETWEEN THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY AND THE CITY OF
PARKERsBuRG.-Som differences nave re-
Gently arisen between the city OF Parkers-
burg and the Baltimore and Ohio halfway
Company. 1t seems that by PERMISSION OF
the CITY Council the company mas lald Il
track along Washington street, greatly to
the dissatisfaction Of the residents upon the
street. A suit was recently brought against
the company and Council for contempt OF
an order granted by Judge LOOMS year
ago. restraining the building of the track.
The case was argued Friday, and as report
ed by the Times, his honor Judge Loomis
rendered his decision, imposing tine OF
S., 900 against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for laying road on
Washington street in glaring violation
of his rule of June Goth, 1869, and ordered
the sheriff of Wood county to have the
track removed at once, authorizing him, it
resistance should be offered, to call out a
posse to his assistance, and in any emer-
gency to make requisition upon the COM
mander of the militia for further aid. The
decision caused immense sensation, and last
evening and night it was the general topic
of conversation in all parts Of our city.
The Times of the same date mentions the
presence of President Garrett in the city,
lie being there to protect the interests of the
company.
On Monday Judge LOOMS imposed an
additional fine of 3, 900 against the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company for not
removing the railroad erected on Washing
ton street, and ordered the sheriff to have
the track removed ut once by calling out
not more than 800 men.
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MAJ REDUCTION! REDUCTION !

me- REDUCTION !! REDUCTION
DRESS GOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
Every yard to be closed ont. Prices fixed to
make them go. Make your purchases while the
assortment is good.
RICH SILK-FIGURED GRENADINES at 75c.
per yard sold at 81 last week;
SILK-FIGURED GRENADINE Els at 5Oc., reduced
from &c.;
sILK.FIGURED GRENADINES at IS and doc,
reduced from SOC.
SILK-FIGURED GRENADINES at 1ssc. worth
Soc; .-.-.
LENOS at 16sc. worth 3oc. ...s
LENOS at l5c. would be cheap at csc.
COTTON GRENADINES at sbc. worth l6sc.;
COTTON GRENADINES at 1oc. worth 2oc.;
PLAIN-COLORED LENOS at lssc. worth 2sc /;
WOOL JAPANESE CLOTH at 2oc. worth CSC. !;
IRON GRENADINE at CSC. worth Soc;
LAWNS at lOc. worth 18sc.;
LAWNS at 12sc. worth 2oc;
LAWNS at Logo. worth 25c.; .....
STRIPED SCOTCH GINGHAMS at lego. worth
S0c.; 81. s.
SUMMER DE LANES at leac. worth 25c.;
TUCKED MUSLINS for waists at SOC. worth 81
per yard;
sHIRRED and PUFFED MUSLIN at eoc. worth
e1.25 per yard;
TUCKED SKIRTING at SOC. worth 75c. per yard ;
STRIPED and CHECKED NA1NSOOh at Csc.
worth &c.,; ..s.
sK1RTING CAMBRIA at rs and soc. per yard
worth IS and doc;
NAINSOOK MUSLIN at 20, rs, 30, IS, 10, and
Social very cheap goods;
INDIATWILL LONG CLOTH at s5c. worth soc.
per yard;
HA1R-CoRD NAINsooK MUSLIN at CSC.
worth SOC. per yard:
SWISS MUSLIN at Is, 90, 2s, 80, Is, DO, and 6oc.
per yard, all very cheap;
HEM STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 per
dozen, warranted all linen;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 per dozen
Good WHITE COTTON HOSE at $3.50 per dozeni
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS at &c., all
sizes, warranted whalebone,
STAMPED SKIRTS, ready for use, at eoc. worth
81;
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS, fifty springs, al
Soc. worth $i.5o;
CRASH ToWELLING IL yards for 81, worth lass'
per yard;
HUCKABACK for TOWELS at la,c. worth 2sc'
Brown TABLE DAMAsK, all linen, at Soc. pei
yard worth &c.;
LINEN FRINGED NAPKINS, at 76c. worth "
coLoRED FRUIT NAPKINS at sl.so per do
zen worth g.;
| COLORED DAMAsK for table-cloths, the yerJ
! best quality, at sl.5o per yard;
LINEN sHEETlNG full n yards wide at Doc.
| worth &l.25 per yard;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN 40 inches wide at SOC
worth 7sc. per yard, and many other bareains
ut LEvYBRoTHERs',
| 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The largest and best selected stock OF PIQUEs II
this city ut low prices, jy9
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CONGRESSIONAL DIREcToRY.-We are in
debted to MIR. W. w. WARDEN for the Con-
9ressional Directory, just issued. 1t is Well
prepared by its author, Mr.. B. PERLEY
PooRE, and is useful book of reference.
We observe among the brief biographies of
the congressman that of the notorious Par
son BRowNLow, one Of the greatest repro
bates Of the age. It is stated that he was
hunted by the "rebels" during the late
war and captured, and that he was put in a
i" tireless jail'' In winter weather, and there
"contracted diseases from which he will
never recover" This may or may not be
true. II it Is true, the parson only suffered
from an incident of war, and there are and
were thousands of better men than he who
suffered far more than he Is represented to
have suffered in the same incidental way.
BEowNIow did about RS much as any south
ern man to embitter our national relations
and fire our people against the North, and
however roughly he may have been handled,
1t was at the hands Of passions he had him.
self infamed.
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ME- HAVING OBTAINED TIL E
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES E. BURRESs AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS
In the late concern of
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands of my I'M
mense retail trade I compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock Is replenished by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS IS
sUPE RIOR,
and my
PRICES AS LOW AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
1 invite an examination by all in want Of
FIRST CLASS GOODS
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODFIN, lit Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
EDWIN A. VIM,
W. L. JENNINGS,
F.V. SUTTON, JE.,
&. K. MORTON, ....
A. III. WOODEN, s.---s... .....
lie % WILLIAM K. MCCAW.
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ma DOMESTICS! DOMESTICS
GINGHAMS at 10, leg, Is, and 16sc.;
Full-wIdth UNBLEACHED SHEET1NG at 4oc.
worth soc. per yard;
Full yard-wide BLEACHED and UNBLEACH-
COTTON at l23c. per yard;
The GENUINE ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON at
l6sc.
BED TICK at 12A 1s3, 20, Is, 80, IS, 40, and 45c.
per yard;
sHIRTiNG STRIPES at les 1ss, 20, and csc. per
PILL oW-CAsE COTTON at 20 and Csc. per
yard;
CALICOES at 81, 10, l2a, and 15c. per yard;
Yard-wide PERCALES or CAMBRICS at lGac.
worth 20c.
ALSO, AT LOW PRICES:
COIJNTERPANE and APRON CHECKS,
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED JEANS,
OSNABURGS, COTTON DUCKS, and
STRIPES, for awnings;
BLEACHED COTTON at 81 and 1oc.;
BLEACHED SHEETING, full width, at 4oc. per
yard;
UNBLEACHED COTTON, a superior article, at
l25c. per yard--nust be seen to be fully appre-
ciated-ae LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and 1215 Main street.
Look at our stock of PIQUES-the largest,
cheapest, and best-assorted stock In the city.
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DIED,

DIED,
On Wednesday morning, July goth, of cholera
injantrim, WILLIAM EDWARD REEFS, son of
Henry L. and Elenora A. Rees, aged eight months
and seventeen days.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY at the resi-
dence OF his father on Cherry street between Cary
and Canal, Sidney, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Friends
and acqualptances are respectfully invited TO at
Ssnd.
On the goth instant In the fourth year of his
age, JAMES PAF, youngest son Of Daniel lde-
ceased) and elizabeth Francis.
His funeral viii take place from Oregon Fill
Methodist Episcopal church THIS (T6ursday)
MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Relatives and friends
of the family are invites TO attend.
On the morning Of the goth instant, LAW
RENCER., infaHt son of Il. and Jenetta Does.
The funeral will lake place from the parents re-
sIdence, on Strecker's HUI, at O'Clock THIS
MORNING. The friends and acqnaintances are
invited to attend.
In Richmond, Juiy7, 1870, CARY, infant daugh-
ter of Robert &. and Louisa T. White, aged seven
weeks and one day.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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M EMBROIDERED EDGINGs AND
IHsERTINGs--We have just made large add
lions 10 our stock, and can now show over one nun
tired patterns in EDG1NGs and over fifty In IN
SETTINGS.
Among the stock Will be found some elegant
styles in HAMBURG TRIMMINGS-some en-
tirely new patterns.
ENGLISH THREAD, FRENCH, SAXONY,
THREAD ROBIN. BLACK THREAD, and
other LACES, at -
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and I2l5 Main street.
Cur stock of FANSis large and well assorted.
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TIE spRINGs.-The hot term, which has
Impressed mankind for SO many days, has
increased the number Of visitors to the
mountains. Meantime every preparation
for. the comfort and consolation OF mere
Measure seekers as well as invalids has
been made. Some of the Springs are Offer
ing Inducements to guests In the way OF
economy. AT the Old Sweet Springs, 10
VIII be seen, the fare has been reduced 10
$3.50 per day and 900 per month.
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sprsusI. N0TrCfB.

s. eB G. II. sUTHERLANDss GUN
STORE. BROAD no. cls. :NEAR THE
SECOND MARKET.-wesar prepared noU TO
make the most approved GUMS. PfsToLs, and
indeed everything In our line. have hrst-fale
worimen all ready at their posts. 81 1gsk Is the
patronage of the public. MY establishment, am
determined shall be. second TO none, both In the
manufacture and repairing OF firearms OF al
kinds Ny stock win comprise Ill articles usually
foundin gun store. Work promptly delivered
when promised. ty,Ar--H* .
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ME- 500 PINE-APPLES.

JULY 6TH, 1870.
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
Office, are opening daily for the summer trace
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN sHEETINGs,
TOWELLINGS, COTTON SHEET1NGS,
BLEACHED COTTOEs, HUCKABACKs, &C.,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS (warrantedl,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &c.
A striking bargain is offered In 500 to 900 yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and JA-
PANESE SILKS at less than importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits or for soourners
at watering-places.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, l23, &c., &C., &c.
Buyers either at retail or wholesale they invite
a 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 at lowest
jobbing rates.
i've T.R. PRICE & co.
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-, ~..,svr NOTICES.

nTLINENs FOR sUITsi LINENS
rr ys5 snITs "A large supply q the above desi-
rable goods ut low prices aa,r ,,prMMrNes nj Init
one.ha,f the regular price. ,,r, :
'i Every No. Of 0oATs's COTTON at &c. per
uI GOOD SPOOL COTTON, warranted 100 yards on
aspool. at $50. per dozen.
Good BAsTIEG COTTON at zoe. per dozen at
- LEVY BROTHERS.,
i2la and l2ls Main street.
We close at 6 p. NJ. yls
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Our yesterdays special telegram sends
General SHERIDAN to the seat of war to
watch the maneuvring, and profit by such
Improvement in the art of war as French
and Prussian discipline may display. So far
rs that Is concerned, no general of any note
in the Federal army needs improvement
more than General SHERIDAN. But how he
came to be second in command in the Fede-
raj army is one of the enigmas Of the late
war and its results which we cannot under
stand. There were number Of generals
who did far more service than he did, and
who are, beyond question, his superiors.
ScHoFIELD is head and shoulders above
him, and served with infinitely more USE
fulness. MEADE is his superior in ability,
and ahead Of him in achievements. THOMAS
was "HYPERIoN to SATYR" compared
with SHERIDAN as a general. His biography
is 30 barren of anything great that we think
AyERILL his compeer, if not his superior.
AvERILL Is certainly more of a gentleman,
and far more deserving for his humanity and
good feeling. The elevation Of General
SHERIDAN over the heads OF 50 many gene
rails whose services were so much greater,
and whose abilities were so much superior
to his, is q great wrong in the army-one OF
those wrongs hurtful to the service, as it Is
a perversion of the true policy of promo
ton. ->a rot
1t seems, from a telegram from Paris,
that rule has been adopted which would
look like excluding General SHERIDAN from
the headquarters of general officers.
But we'll bet on SHERIDAN getting in.
Modesty is not one Of his virtues, and il
impudence can engineer him into gene,
ral's mess on dining-day he will be there,
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~ NoT7(E.-TO OUR CUSTOMERS

MT NOTlCE.-TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC: Owing to the great adj
vance In the price of ICE in the East we shall
be compelled to charge hereafter for ICE, insluan-
titles less than 80 pounds, cents per pound over
80 pounds, II cents per pound. ICE is selling In
the northern cities at % per hundred and has been
since the LIST instant.
,rsj ROBERT j. SMYTH,
A. G. BABCOCK,
iylo--1w A. T. BURR & 90.
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Colonel LEWIS defends himself in the
VInd,cator, of Staunton, from charges OF
intidelity to the party which elected him 70
the United States Senate, and he states that
he visited the President concerning the ap-
pointment Of Mr.. AKERMAN in favor of that
gentleman. We did him, then, the inJus-
tice to infer that he went to the White
House to oppose Mr.. AKERMAN. His COM
pany was quite of the ultra order, and as
the President had sent in MIR. AKERMAN's
name, and it was received unkindly by the
more ferocious of the Republicans, we took
for granted Tin the absence Of any explana-
ton of their purpose) that Colonel LEWIS
and those accompanying him were en-
deavoring to undermine Mr.. AKERMAN.
Under this impression we made remark
about Colonel LEw1s's course in the war,
which nothing but something of the sort
could have extorted from us.
Had We thought less Of Colonel LEWIS,
personally, we should have been less dis
turbed at his course in the Senate and his
Intervention In matters which we consid-
cred beneath the dignity of his office. In
his defence he does not deny going off with
the extreme branch of the Republicans
but frankly denies his obligations, positive
or implied, to the Conservative party, which
elected him to the Senate-avering that he
made no pledges, and that none were asked
OF him.
If that satisfies Colonel LEWIS, very well.
But it can hardly satisfy others. Certainly
he split from the Republicans, took the
liberal side, was elected as liberal Lieu
tenant Governor and also senator by those
who struggled with him and for him
through an arduous and bitter campaign.
They were true to him. Does he suppose
they could have been induced to elect Co
vernon WELLS to the United States Senate
instead of him? Yet, how long after this
election was it before, between Senator
LEWIS and Governor WELLS, there was no
intervening space, no party differences! All
knew Senator LEWIS to be Republican
when he was elected, all thought him libc-
raj, all were disappointed. 1t is well, how
ever, where there is so much disappoint-
ment that he feels justified.
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The Deepening OF James River.

Inc OSepeAAAs ~
Thes5e, coo appropriated by Congress Tor
tho deepening of James river renders 1t un.
necessarv for the Council of this city, to
take any Immediate steps to raise part OF
the money appropriated on behalf Of the
corporation to this object. The congress
sional appropriation wifi keep the work ac-
lively In operation until Congress reassem'
bles, when we are sure the merits OF the
claims OF James river to Federal aid VIII Sc
cure another, and we trust SILL more
liberal, appropriation. a.,
Nevertheless, the improvement is vital 10
this city, and must not be allowed TO stahu
still at any time until 1t Is finished. so tha'
the moment the sum of $4,000 Is exhaust
ed it viii be the duty of the Council TO iuI
nish ffIe means for continuing the "cin.
That must be done in time for our s'iAlssn'
shoot to rLynchburg and the Ches''poa.s
and Ohio railroad. If Richmond EXPECTS
n no tho permanent terminus ana snlpplhs
point for great lines, her river mus n i.'"
easily the sea-going ships OF all capaci',es
nm to eighteen feet draft. That VIII no.
The sbios exceeding that draft are not nu-
mcrous. and they may be loaded in part at
our wharyes and part lower down the river.
Towage will be a slight charge when the
river commerce becomes active.
BY the way, we owe Senator JOHNSTON
orr sincere thanks for his agency in the Sc
curing of the $4,000 appropriations. 1t Is
due to Colonel LEWIS to say that ne gave
All his influence in its behalf; nor were the
Virginia members in the House lacking in
active zeal for its final passage. We may
mention Messrs. MCKENZIE and PLAT
Pspccially.
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DnY aO.ODs.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
~ rs} -aa 8c At s'j
JULIUS sYcLEs's, +

NJ - - az y -
s-r3 ~GEs aces. AZ at'
,rrrus sycI.Es,s
80 UALuS - - = - Isr,. a
eos Main street, second door DeioW Nlnth.
- 80 srra.,srp
DRESS GOODS regardless OF GO 81, as ne Is aeseri
early and procure some Of those handsome n 80,
FIGURED lroW ~ ." "So. "oi' -
Is and Soc; -.,os :. a., ,o,., ,oo
STRIPED and PLAIN or 9 ~ o.
PLAIN and PLAID holAmoiSoIo ~ |ee'
worth Soc; ,o s.'sr
FRENCH ORGANDlES ~ cue. "of I'LL 1"S''
PRINTED PERCALEs AZ loSc;i; III.
MOURNING GOODSI,a speciailsS "a ,r,,os.
IRON dNES- ~ - nT T8S " r.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening. 18th instant, at tie resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, by Rev. Joseph A.
Proctor, MIR. LEWIS TAYLOk 60 Miss ELlZA
j. CURRY.
Es- Fredericksburg papers please copy.
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ME- EVERYBODY NEEDS CLOTHS.
Everybody needs material to make them. large
supply of DRILLINGs, DUCKS, COTTON
AIDES, CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, SATINETS,
TWEEDS, JEANS, NANKEEN, and MAR
SETTLES, all to be sold at astonishingly low
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
FANS in endless variety.
A large stock of BED BLANKETS. jyl9
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~FLANNELS! FLANNELS! FLAN-
NELS.-WHITEF FLANNEL, warranted all wool,
at CSC. worth CSC. per yard.
WHITE FLANNEL. all wool, at soc. worth doc.
per yard.
Emil ward wide WHITE FLANNEL at soc.
worth 75c.
A full assortment of GAUZE SILK WARP
RED. BLUE, and GRAY TWILLED, and OP-
ERA FLANNELS In all colors at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1215 Main street.
SILK, LINEN, PAPER, JAPANESE, and
PALM-LEAF FANS jy 10
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u 1o--1w
NJ HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
ERON EI1RnPE ~

~ HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM EUROPE.
FRANCE DECLARES WAR, -, AND s GQ PILE
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS TO BE had IN
THIS CITY; Read his List Of prices "a ,, To
and upward. cheap: good Unbleached Cotton at
&c., ioc., rac.. isc., and upward, astonishing !;
Linen Towels from 1Oc. upwards, auctlon Ioss
remarkable re thing on record; 1000 'Diagonaal
Prints, all colors, at lOc., Just opened SO9 yaaGs
ranted; Jcseph's and other makes OF kid Gloves,
all colors and sizes at g. going very Iss' o nd
MEMS Wear, Dress Goods, Notions, ana otIer
goods usually found In So nT
ton Look to your interest and give me can al pc
fore purchasing elsewhere for a. Gons
the very man to give more p ihIy 0u'
A. GOLDBACK. co. o.! Br rma stE p9s,s
am sole agent for Richmond for ROBiER sd 81
I jy1s
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ME- DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MORE(, ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL A. ID. and L. M.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at T. NJ.
Seats free. .
po-sonooe aos Twelfth street. MY
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General r. E. Lee has gone to Ravens
wood, the residence of Mrs. A. NJ. F1tz-
hugh, in Fairfax county, and from thence
win start for his home in lexington.
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The Enquirer is anxious for the organlza.-
ton of 4 third party in Virginia. 1t cannot
believe ga rose by any other name VIII
smell as sweet" Nothing short of the reeu-
lar old Democratic party, of which the eal-
tor was a CONSPICUOUS member, VIII 90.
Well, let them organize. we beheve Inc
Conservatives can carry the State against
ali combinations. Better selections than
John B. Baldwin and James H. Williams as
members of the State Executive Committee
from this district could not have been
made Winchester Sentinel.
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THE HIGH BRIDGE.-The work of rebuild
ing this bridge of iron is rapidly progress
ing, and will be completed certainly by the
1st of September, and possibly before that
time. Only five spans nowremain to be put
.-Lynchburq Nears.
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There were forty-six fatal cases OF sun
stroke In New York on Tuesday,
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:CooL1Es.-A number of men disguised as
coolies paraded the streets last night. They
were all opposed to the subscription to the
railroad, but it is hard to see the point of
their masquerade, as the coolie labor ques-
ton has been emphatically disavoWed by
Colonel II. S. Flournoy.-Novok psr-
1inl1n,
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nw REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF ALL KINDS OF MATING and CARPETS;
a full assortment of WINDOW SHADES; NOT
TINGHAM LACE and NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAINS, some as low as $3.50 pair, or for two
windows IA and ga OIL-CLOTH; RUGS,
DkUGGET, STAIR-LINEN, TABLE-CLOTHS,
DGYLIES, NAPKINS, LINEN and COTTON
SHEETING, LINEN and COTTON for PILLOW
CASES: TABLE, PIANO, MELODEON, and
STAND COVERS; BIRD'S-EYE and RUSSIA
DIAPER, at LEVY BROTHEhs',
1919 and 1915 Main street.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON, all Nos, at soc.
ner dozen. jy1s
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-A little girl, the
daughter of Mr.. James A. Etter, of Mount
Airy. in this county, fell from cherry tree
on Friday last, and had one arm broken Ill
two places HytheUille Enterprise.