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BURNING OF AN EXTENSIVE FLOUR Mill
LomsUiHc, August 1.-The extensive flour
in- mill of Swiser & Milton, at Jefferson
vile. Ind, was burned this morning, with
T.. 900 bushels of wheat and 500 barrels of
flour: Total loss, $50, 600; insured for $G5,-
600 in the following companies: Under
writer's Agency, of New York, $4,000 !;
Queen, of liverpool, s., 900; Home, of New
Haven, 1000; Yonkers, OF New York,
s., 900 AStor, of New York, 5000; North
American, of rcnnsylvania, $1,000 Peters
burg Savings and Insurance, $1,000; local
offices SIT 800,
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North Carolina Congressional
EEaefiArr

RALEIGH, N. c., August although there
was much excitement, the election in this
city passed off quietly. There were some at
tempts to intimidate Conservative negroes.
An alteration took place between an Eng
lishman and james Ii. Harris (colorcd),
candidate for Congress in this district, i'll
which the latter was knocked down for
calling the former "a Id European con-
Wet" Considerable tumult followed this,
but it was soon quoted by the Mayor. II
is alleged that numerous frauds pcrpc-
trated by the Republicans in this city will
soon be developed.
There arc no returns of the vote yet re-
ceiyed.
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rar CASE or DEsTITUTr0S.--M Mrs. Louisa
.4IDiII and her tour children. whose
... l.rc on TUESDAY afternoon from
...... n such destitute circumstances was
s.. YESTERDAY. are still al III" southern
...n-aou>c. and arc being kindly cared
F.. captain Dolaniy, il"ut"nant iir'
S.. md Other officers OF The station NJ
.~lr.t child, = babe, who l. suffering
.aatg attack of BRAIN fever Is uIueF IN, III.
.. Is Or, Wcity, ana WAS ,''l' a!'Nr h.s1
III, though il had 4 numo'r ~ Ila>im i
...- ne day. II + having 'aT,i" "''cii-
e.. as' it i feared tllr fatigue "i :" i"''@ Il
.,'. .otIucd with the effects "i INC "l-
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5ss.:2>~S 4@spxtea.
D, 1870.
A Rtt Of Romance.

From the Grand Rapids Eagle.
.srrr>rondcnt, i'll announcing the death
w., N,rtc Matilda kibbv. wife of
~ ...n.ry It. Miles, a resident Of this city.
.Hy.llnd. 81 short time since. calls 10
, few incidents connected with her
.nri marriage that smack somewhat OF
a., mantle. not 10 say sensational. Her
-.', were well-fo-do. respectable pco-
J. siding IN tie State Of New York, and
.--.au!lnC their daughter with all the
,.,,.-,r> and comforts that heart could de-
w. NJ WAS apparcuily happy and con-
..,.,,i home until 1872. when She Glanced
,,.t Tho person who a0crward hccam"
.t.,htah, Tcing of pleasing DISPOSE
md wiihal rgir-looking. he gained her
,.m<. which rirrnCl into love. She
....s d, resolution 10 leave her parents,
~. ,.ry and Injurious home. and ciopc
~ man of her choice. with whom She
,,.r hut slightly acquainted.
--.,. fi3 mol leave her home together
a., .r,rf5na, some hours ahead of her. Tie
.t.J,lNvlaud. thence 10 Toledo, from
Fremont. where he met the Young
Size thrrc informed him that her
.... Mas in pursuit. and 10 t',waTt de-
..,. 1, procured Tor her suit of male
.. which ~hr donncd, going from IRE
~. T., In}rlir, where ne found employ
VI, ..H ,hr went 10 pcddling oranges on
O.. ..,..' .aul actually sold her brother one
.. w~ ncr, he little dreaming that tn"
- ut fourteen summers Was The Sis
81 IN he was in search of.
g. q. Toledo the pair went I" Nashville.
. . an,u. an engineer, soon obtained
.. G," ~ run from The former place I"
g.. 3. .noo.a on The Nashville and thi'ta-
..tulroad. the giGl hcin@ his fireman.
...1 ha! worked on The road hut snort
90. ..f,rc hc received wnnnd hy the
... trin- int" the train. He WAS taken
. .-. hospital. ii" following and nursing
90 "ntil hr had sufficiently recovered Il"
o.. ~ Cleveland. Their next appear
SEA, Al the Madoc gold mines. in Can
,hrv having caught the gold fever
.. b was raging At that time. ana arcor"-
... 'ook up the lie OF miners. IL beng Il
..a~on nothing WAS don" in The MINES
.n.v returned to Cleveland. The en-
LIT, hard~hipS. and vici>>i'ud"S she
b.. ,>urricuced and endured Wcr" To"
: fever rn>licd, and after a short
go. -hc WAS borne - that home from
10 traveller returns.
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@HAvING OBTAINED THE,
ENTIRE INTEREST OF, a..,g,. .r,..s.s;a
JAMES e. BURREss AND JOSEPH G..
WILLIAMS bass,
In the late concern OF r.s.ls,.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO., rs -. ,ss-s
I beg leave 10 call the attention OF my friends
r TO my very .,.l.. 4.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
... t.a- OF .,.= ia &.
DRY GOODS as-
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. s-,. -
In order to supply the demands OF my I'M
mcnse retail trade / am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants .s....... -..
CHOICE SELECTIONS, t,,ss
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS s,as
My stock Is replenishSd by er 1ar5
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS Oh. ,.s.s -sr..
FRESH GOODS, 49,. ..g. ~.
is kept at all times .ss, . .;.s
FULL AND COMPLETE, g...
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS oS
THE TRADE.
TIE QUALITY OF MY GOODS Is ~
SUPE IOE, ..-
and my -., !. - 4 . r..
PRICES AS Low AS sIMILAR GOODS CAN !,
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
l invite an examination by all In want OF
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
TIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODEN, iii Main street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found Win
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS
THOMAS D. QUARLES, ~ I'LL :.
EDWIN A. VIM, d. ---.. s...
W. L. JENNINGS. .... ".,. -
". SUTTON, DR., -s .-. ...
c. r. NORTON,
A. III. WOODFIN,
je23 WILLIAM n. NCCAW. s." 4. &.. 's
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MisceginatiOn-A Mississippi State
Souaaor NsarricS Il COlOred Woman.

JACKSON, Miss, August Am unusual
event occurred here lust night in the mar
rage of Hon. Albert T. Morgan (whitc), Il
distinguished Republican senator in the
Mississippi Legislature, to Miss Carrie High
cate (colored). The ceremony was per-
formed by colored minister. The couple
left Immediately for Cleveland, Ohio, by
way of Louisville, Ky. Cleveland is Nor
ca1i's former home. The affair naturally
Created sensation in the community.
Morgan is lawyer of considerable ability,
temperate habits, and during the war was
colonel of Mich gan regiment in the Fede-
raj army. The bride is of decided dusby
hup
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The NATHAN MuRDER-OS THE TRAIL
Phil0d,4phi0, August 3.--Thcrc is a proba-
hiltv OF the arrest OF the murderer of Mr..
Nathan in this city to-day. A man with Il
bloody shirt and stockings has been tracked
from New York to this city, and he will be
arrested before night. lie had also two or
three diamonds in his possession.
Lat,T.-Nothing further has TRANSFERRED
with regard to the supposed Nathan muir
dcrcr being in this city. No arrest is known
10 have been made here, and the report is
generally considered very unreliable.
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WHAT CASE OR Two OF IIYDRoPHoB1A
CAN Do-DoGs.-A mcrcilesss war against
the whole canine tribe is raging i'll st.
ambulate the streets, shooting every luck
less dog that comes i'll sight. Each corps of
"killcrs" has it's ambulance train that
picks up the dead dogs and bears them off
the field. Articles in the st. Louis Repubh..
can show that the dog is most useful and
harmless animal. In the present excited
temper of the populace of that city these
"dog sermons" will not be likely to make
much impression.
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Ror.,r, o,arLe,s-IBY TxLEGRArHl.

JoNnoN, August -Eoon.-Consols, $50. United
S,,fos bonds and stocks steady. Itoo o. Clock
Tinted States bonds frmer and higher st ga.
stocks weaker. -.
limited states Bonds quiet. stocks heavy.
yIyERPooI. August 4-Eooa Cotton opens
dali. unlands, Sd. Orleans, 3D.; estimated
sales. s. 600 bnics Corn, sss. So ass. Oil. Pork
aud fard auict; short~ribhed mlddtps, 6Ss. Cd.
LIyes.pooi, A ugast 1 EseaiHl.--Colton closed
dull; upIan,is, I'D; Orleans; Std; sales. 5000
bales. Including 900 bales for export ana speea-
!ati0n. TurpeDttne, $50.
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NEE DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
BROAD A ND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. ID. and p. ID.
Elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at p. ID.
Seats free. .s. so
Parsonage, 1903 Twelfth street. MY
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LYNCHBURG, VA.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, I
RICHMOND, VA, August 4, 1870. s

RICHMOND, VA, August A, 1910.
OFFERINGS.
Wheaf-Whte. 0, SOC bushels. Red, 1855 bushels.
Corn.-White, 1913 bushels. Mixed, 80 bushels.
0dtS.-l 1886 bushels.
Rye.--a26 bushels.
SCreeningS.-36 bushels.
Uheat.-White, 1876 bushels very good at OIL ;
aO6 bushels foul at 81 50 100 bushels very eoeu ~
III sO 500 bushels air private terms Sle que n.
ola good at Sl7O; 13a bushels sInuttS al Sl.o' %
bushels damp at Si.30; "a bushels very goad AZ
A. IA ST bushels very inferior aS 9iaS $50 bush
els medium at 81. i2e bushels Dferior at slao
IA bushels very bad at Sl05: ~ bushels damp at
ri 40: II bushels damp at csc: !? bushels commc n
IN 80 las bushels foul at S1b7a 3oG bushels ioui
mt 81. co. IS bushels very fair ut sl,6iatotal ala
bushels
5sebushels foul at 81 $50 bushels very good ut
an as bushels good at 81 go 100 bushels fine at
Sis73 ana bushels very good at 81 67t 90 bushels
old ionl ut SIS 1.ll4 bushels tough at Sl.so 30
bushels prime nj Sl.i0; 81 bushels very foul nj
si.Io; as2 bushels damp at $l.s5; esahusieis DAMP
mt A. so 100 bushels old ut o. 40 2l1 bushels inu
at Sl5u 10 bushels very good at 81 d2A Sc bushels
nadly-csaned at $l:5S 81 bushels ut si.ass Il. a9c
10 bushels very inferior at Sl:oi 200 bushels inie'
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rtor % aios zsS bushels damp aud fou, nj Al "A
so bushels good on private terms loo bnsiscs III
mt 81 s5 A bushels batIiS. cleaned az Al W hnss
els very foul 1t H1.1o 3l6 bushels damp nj al 10
total, 8, 574 bushels. -'As-- ~
CoTn.-White, 74s bushels prime at sE1s, "a
&c bushels at &1.I5. -
Oats.-2se bushels very good at 42lc.: 222 bush.
els very good on private terms; $50 bushels good
ut &c.. 200 bushels very good at 43c. 182 bushels
prime at 45c. loo bushels foul at doc. 100 bushels
old ut 50c.- total. ], $3.50 bushels.
Rye.-N bushels good at soc.
Screenings -36 bushels at 81.
RE-ExHIBITED. s
Whsat-Wl!te, 1893 bushels. Red, a3s bushels.
CDrn.-Niycd 4e bushels.
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RIOT AT PEEKsKILL.-Nceo York, August
IA riot occurred ut pcekskill last light
between members of the Iron MouderS'
Union and non-llnion men, in which Horace
Brown, one Of the former, was killed in
srf-dcicncc by Rodcrick Shea, who was
with difficulty saved by the police from be-
inm lynchcd by mob.
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The Nathan Murder-HOd Carriers
Strike.

New York, August AT the inquest
to-day in the case of the murder OF BcnIa-
min Nathan nothing new was elected. The
three sons, including Washington, To whom
suspicion pointed, were present.
The nod carriers strike for three dollars
Der day has been successful.
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MY MIsHLER,ss HERB BITTERs.--

This celebrated tonic and stimulant win restore
the digestive organs to perfectly heanhy ssa.s.
nom the blood cleanse the entire system ana pro-
duce the most vigorous action OF the diffsrens or
gans Of the human body. II Is the great piooG pus
cramps In The stomach, headache resulting Irom
a deranged stomach, and also that rsa Ssrf
disease sick headache, bilousncss, Re IHc nSSs
that in ali parts of the land the medical ldcuIsy
prescribe HISaL ER'S HERB BITTERs ioi JET
patients who are afflicted with these ,s nr.
should convince the most scepttcsi tnat tn,s fh
can RELY as absolutely efeacloHs In curing sasn
diseases as we have enumerated above; SOU Ny
all druggists. Price one dollar per DoatG'
au I-deod&wlw
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FooIHARuY AND PROBABLY FATAL
a.4.-E rfttn. August "a man named
-H". 0has tnm>tnck. jumped from the
... D." au elevator into Buffalo creek this
..anon. distance Of 49, feet. " hen
..t I~o-thrl> Of the distance down he
- his balance and fell on his side, causing
~".U> injuries. He was taken into the
",.'or and medical aid rendered. He was
s''r.!,cd To jump from the new suspension
i" ii, Niagara + al!S on the 18th instant.
.ln Water IN the creek was only fourteen
''' deep where the jump was made.
Ii"rr J. IN account of another exploit OF
FIR sam" fool:
+ "rect Jump.--Ahout 500 people, in
AIM i number OF ladies, assembled 1T
~ Loh. shore railway bridge yesterday AZ
'r9noD 10 witne>s Frank Tt0ruc make 4
~ from the bridge into the creek. About
gIork Frank appeared on the upper part
q IL" bridge, dressed in Il Sort Of Georgia
,"Iorlu-" trunks" we believe, j. the tech
ia. raInc-anQ was greeted with any
%a""n' Of applause. The intrepid lumpi>t
,"F"ndcd Nv gracefully waving his hand
h, crowd. and almost immediately start
:. IN run for the verge. Without the
,.hl"'t hesitation he jumped oil, and de-
.hdin@ IN perfectly perpendicular posi-
~. his hands and arms hcin" kept close
u. III, body, struck The water fairly, and dis
'i,'arrd beneath the surface.
>ar ely had the excited crowd relieved
,,'G anxiety hy Il lony-drawn breath when
~. horne rcappcared and boldly struck
" Tor the shore, swimming in 4 manner
'tth fully testified to his uninjurcd cOndi-
'. A. hc laudcd upon the somewhat
'.'Hi} rank he WAS again yocilcrou>ly
,",i'd. fh" distance from the top of the
&sc 10 The water is Il little less than fifty
"t' some little Inconvenience was cXpc-
,Fr"d by Mr. Thurnc from the near proX-
"D'N Of the telegraph wires 10 the edge of
~" jumping point. nccc,Sit;tting Il running
f'a'p "i about six feet TO clear them. The
'"i' "lii hc repeated this afternoon, when
>'ting will be erected 80 as To obyiatc
IL obstruction. Mr.. Thornc informs MS
,a' hi proposed leap from the upper Sus-
MAMMA bridge at the falls will be exactly
10y h'rl by measurement. 4 platform is To
.. I'm out from the bridge, and the iurnp
~" b" made from this, standing.-B Buffalo
rs1Ff.r, Juiy Is
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.-
ph,tnd,lDhia, August 3.-The extensive cs-
tabislment OF Carey, Lincoln & CO., deal
crs in millinery goods, Chestnut street,
above seventh adjoining Masonic Hall, WAS
burned out this evening. The stock was
entirely destroyed by fire and water. The
builin" was not much damaged.
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OtTRAGEs IN CrBA--TENGEANC or A Hts
BAND.-Thc Havana correspondent OF Tho
New York Times gives the following &C
count of recent outrages In Cuba by bri
cands, and the vengeance taken upon two
OF them by an American engineer whose
wife they had cruelty maltrcated
Some time during the month OF May n
party OF five robbers appeared nj plahla,
ton. possessed themselves of scvcral good
horses. taking also various articles ot cloth
ing belonging TO an American engineer on
the plantation, and then disappeared. The
engineer. who was in Havana al inc timc,
became furious on his return, and INDUCED
in severe threats against the perpetrators oa
thr rohhcries Some friend of the bandits
communicated these threats to them, and n
few DAYS later they again appeared, took
the engineer by surprise, tied him hand and
foot. and then proceeded to lash him with
whips and thongs until the man had tainted
three times from the loss of blood and pain.
They then tied him up on Il chair before his
dwelling, and two Of The number walked
into the house and violated his wife. Since
then the engineer has been almost ma
MAC. and bent on revenge.
Last Friday he received information that
the two bandits were then M 4 neighhoring
niltlIalloT, ANA WITHOUT 'ttN iNiiiS XII. boull
al his intention he armed himself and had
the good fortune to lind both of them lying
on the floor in an inchrate condition. To
tie them UP and rouse them sufficiently TO
understand the situation, occupied but
little time. and with the help of some
negroes he brought them 10 his own
place. ordered fires TO he lit, and then
threw both Of them into big sugar kct-
ties filled with water, which soon began to
boil The men lived fifteen to twenty mi
nllt,-> until the water began TO boil. Their
attempts to throw themselves out OF the
kettles, and their demands for water and
cries for pitv were hcart-rcnding, but their
r>rcu,ionrr took a iicndSh delight III
throwing in occasionally IA little cool water,
which. however, in Il moment began to boil
again. Al the end of twenty-five minutes
both had ceased to exist. When the fact
was mentioned to the Captain-Gcncral, he
remarked. :" don't wish TO know 1t, and
il such thing has happened l fully
approve of it n Il man, but rs Cap
1ain-tirncral | have 50 far no know
kdcc of the matter. Beasts in human
shape must he treated rs beasts. although
the punishment was inhuman ana cruel )"
and so the matter rests. The engineer has
returned 10 his plantation, and swcars not
10 rest until he has caught the other three.
some SpuniartlS attempt to call these BAN
dts insurgents. but this is IL mere subter
r,Igc. IL all Of these robbers were criminals
lonc before the war, and exercised their
ncf:iriollS profession then and since without
the least reference to politics, and in addl-
ton, these bands are composed OF CubanS,
~uaniaruS. and negroes.
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4 LIVELY HoRsE-rnlEF-liIs Pursuit
,SD ARRESr.-A week ago last Sunday
might Il Young man named Charles Walker
drpartcd from Ncnia. Ohio, with 4 horse
and buggy. the property Of DR.. A. H..
Brunda"c. of that city. accompanied by Il
woman who claims TO be his vile. He was
immediately pursued by the sheriff OF
Greene county, but not until to-day was
the search rewarded with success. The
youn" man is evidently Il very smart indi-
yidll;tl of his class. for all the way along his
Journey he kept adding TO his possessions
al the expense of some one else, except at
the house of J. {. Thornburg. in Bloom
in gspOrt. where the couple left baby.
Mention Of this occurrence was made in the
.J0,rndl at the time. AT another place they
stopped TO get !, drink of water, and while
the farmer was engaged in drawing it
Walker robbed him Of four dollars.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Stephenson
had traced them to Nobcsyilc on their way
10 this city over the Pcndleton pike but
Mr. Walker left that road aud went over to
townsville. where in a few minutes after
the shertl's companion also arrived.
Making known his errand to some
citizens they ut once started in pur-
suit OF the thief. At Il point about eight
miles northwest of the city three of them,
+. Il. Arory. Jerry Lanimcr, and William
SCHULZ, overlook Mr.. Walker and az
rested him. He accepted the Stut-
tion, and drove alun" very coolly
until near the Eagle Creek bridge, when he
escaped his captors, despite several shots
fired nj him by Larimer. The woman was
brought into the city, however, and
turned over To the police, who found i'll
a calpct-bag she carried a very handsome
silver pitcher. with the name of "Iypcs"
engraved upon it, Il silver cup, a butter
knife. pair Of bracelets, and several other
articles Of icwclry, and dress. A couple
of photographs of Mr.. Walker were also
secured. The woman was turned over TO
the Keeping Of Mrs. Smith at the Home of
the FricndlcsS. The horse and buggy was
stabbed with John Sullivan for safe keeping.
Last cvenin" Lieutenant Stephens and o1li-
GERS Scantlin, Thourburgh, and Murphy,
met Mr.. Walker walking unconcernedly
along one of the streets, and by the aid OF
the photograph identified and arrested him.
He was taken to the police office. where
sheriff stephenson met and took charge OF
him. The party will leave for Nenia this
morning. Ctcrcldnd Leader, July so.
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Riot In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE Journal says
:, riot occurred at Harrodsburg, Mercer
KY, Monday evening election
day), in which one white man was killed
and several wounded, and three or four
blacks killed and fifteen or twenty wounded.
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me business portion Of Consiableyille.
Y ~ county, \. y, was destroyed by fire
r"',".4Hncsday. Eaules'S pump factory, Bar
Nv Hotel, and the Methodist church edi-
''' are among the ruins.
ii, az georgetown, on Wednesday, boy
IL 'r&rS Old, named Oscar Palmer, son of
1,1N Iailncr, Esq, Of Alexandria, Va, fell
' 'jh' Iiartiey's wharf and was drowned.
D'uy Was soon recovered and taken To
aLeAan4ria by hi. tRlhsl. - ~
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Sentence for Rape.

PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-John Boldly
and William Duncan were to-day sentenced
to thr ns S oyt sss nea s e I Ths is
the full penalty of the law.
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MT BACHELORS HAIRiDYE.-

ET BATCUELOR'S Fl A l r ID 7 E.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reliuble,
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
lins remedies the Ill effects ofbad dyes inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or 5rown. Sold by all druggists and perfamers,
and properly applied at BATCHELoR's WIG
Fh CTYRY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
la o--enIilyr ."au.H ~ tsszg /.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.

GTYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF rs
- DIAMONDS, PEARLS. and PENDANho
DIAMOND, OPAL, RUBY; and PEA hfis
ENGAGEMENT, and PLAIN Soh IL
WEDDING RINGS
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAihSs
MEDAIIONS, ,.s.,. .-..ss l
CHARMS, orpS
nn,nSoN and SLEEVE BUTToss
SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, ARD fhAsHD-
, Lt ~, onyeIties in SILVER, for bridal and
Ing hir,h- day presents. Now receiving AZ
oi'Sn-"' NOWLAN Il co.'s.
corner Main and Tenth streets;
9, .rts for thn celebrated DIAMOND EaE
e, Sets M q stITS and EYEGLASSES. ~
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Syrupaahy for France.

CHICAGO, August 4.-Fiye hundred Scan-
dinavians held Il meeting here to-day and
passed resolutions of sympathy with France.
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Brignoli and Miss McCuloch are to sing
in Tho Barber" ut st. John, n. b., on
Friday evening. The stories about their
marriage are untrue Washington Cfron''
Gle.
The extensive sheds at Point Breeze
Racing Park, near Philadelphia, were de-
stroycd by fire Wcdnesday-thc result OF
inccndiarism. Thc loss is heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05
Tenpernnce Ticket In 8sichiGan.

DETROIT, Mich, August 4.-The Tempe
rance State Convention Ill session here has
nominated full temperance State ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05

D- AUGUST 2, 1s70.--T. Il. PRICE q
co. have Just opened Il $500 -s- ! .,s'-e, 4
Superior ls-4 LINEN SHEETfNGs,
lkisH LINENS lall pure linen and best Eiakssh
bLEACHED and BROWN, COTTON, 8 80
tCoTTOf sHEETINGs PILL0W COTTON, ~
BLACK and C0LoRED LAWNS, fiss1 j
coRsErs, all grades. ,5 i. ],
MOURNING GOODS: Ssss
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAzINEs,
lion GRENADINES, CHALLIEs,
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS, ssE s3Fs#
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C.. Ac.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving
SPECIAL. Ks
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such as ess.
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIRS, M0ZAmBfQUES, s.
POPLINS, LENOS s5s%- z $50
COLORED GRENADINES
sold Off without regard to cost.
Buyers ut retail or wholesale are invited 10 call.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the New York
Steamship Company Is offered for rent. Its loca-
ton for any kind OF business Is unequalIed In ths
cty--tust where all best city and country trzdets
centrsing. An OFFICE In basement also Tor
rent. Il. Is. Sh1CE q COsta !,
sn I1ol, corner Main and Eleventh streets,
1xau2 nearly opposite post. ONCE.