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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17
V,HE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

oOh h44SoSs
The undersigned have rented the RED SUI
PHUR sPkIEG3 ESTABLISHmEhT the pres
cut season, aud the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
Every exertion has been made 20 render al VINO
come comfortable in all respects.
The table win be furnished with every lu1ury
the market affords.
Rooms with are places will b. supplied, and ev:
erytht1g done that may conduse to The health and
comfort Of invalids.
These Springs ara located III Monroe county.
West Virginia, % miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad st Dublin depot, at which
point conve yances will be found ready to convey
passengers over fine turnpike to tue Spr lngs.
, They are distant ~ miles from the Greenbrter
White Sulphur, on the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
| road, from which point passengers will be con-
veyed TO these Springs by commodious stage
coaches. ... s.
Til. Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
! mineral water, aud, In the language OF hundreds
who have visited and been cured by them. we may
repeat, "are the most valuable mineral waters on
the continent" This water 1s already O. Speclhc
for all forms Of pulmonary disease, and Is last
becoming the Mecca OF consurptfVes. lt mas aieo
been found specific In bronchitis and throat dis
eases, dis eases Of The heat chronic diarrhGa,
chroRc hepatttis, nervous irritabtlty, scrofulA,
ther information regarding the virtues or these
waters will be furnished by mail with phiet
containing the evidence OF distinguished phYsl-
| clans and others.
je22-1m DUNLAP, ADAlk q W.
Norfolk Virg1nian and Wilmington ti)elaWarel
Gazette will please copy for one month, and send
bill to prOprietors for payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

~ WANTED, THE PEOPLE TO
KNO W that having been unable to walt on the
big crowd usual in our store, we have bought cut
rhe store formerly occupied by Benedict & Co.,
corner sh and Main, and having an immense
stock Of cheap and good TEAS, GOLFERS. ST.
CARS, &C.. we can now walt On everybody, and
send them home rejoicing at their bargains, and
will deliver their goods free. = J..
Virginia TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
jy Is Corner sia'n sDd 9Th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17
CENTRAL DEPor.}
montgomery County, Va a.,

za@,ss CENTRAL DEPOf.t
MONTGOMERY County, Va.
- June 27tn, 1871.
n1fttS is TO NOTIFY, ALL PERSONS,
i visiting the New River White Sulphur. tor
Eggleston's Springs) that boat fttsd UP L0I tIe
purpose, will leave here every TUESDA MUM
ING after lst July for Lhese spriDgs.
Il sn prepared to furnish all visitors Win Ac.
Communications at my Hotel. at this place, 1no
t 10 1o .oI n"e " ii0OA A. 8. WILSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

A. FTON HOUSE.-This new and beauti-
n full summer resort, just flashed and newly
furn shed, Sltustsd Oh the Blue Ridge mountain at
Alton depot Oh 3hs Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road Will be open on tae LIST OF June. Board: 44o
per month, Sl2 per week fur less than month,
and 81 per day children under twelve years Rna
colored servants half-prIct.
my 11-2In ). IL. GOODLCE q GU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

APPLETONS' JOURNAL continues It's series
of splendIdly illustrated papers on American To-
calities and presents each number choice variety
of fiction and papers on interesting subjects It's
a weekly magazine Of the best character, publish
ed In weekly numbers and monthly parts, and con-
tains larger quartty and greater variety OF the
better class of literature than any OF Its contem-
porarles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
aS - BEDFORD COUNTY, Va

JAMES P. HOLCOMBE. LII. D., Principal;
w, r. ABBOT, Associate Principal; 49, ~.
Assisted by full corps OF competent INSTRUCTORS
18TH SEPTEMBER and close on the 18th June
The terms are &375 per session, payable one.
half on the 18th September, and the balance on the
1st February.
For catalogue or further information, address
the PRINCIPAL, Bellevue post-ohice, BEDFORD
~ Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

Price 10 cents per number: in Monthly Parts
to correspond; 81 per annum In weekly numbers
$3.50 10 monthly parts. .... ..
APPLETON Il CO., Publishers,
IL $40 and 551 Broadway, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

01 5sis.-la,n i, lslssso WYE. FOX. A. II:
FULECTIC INSTITU TIE, BALTl-
Ia MORE, 81 AND 80 MT. VERNON PLACE;
1hts school vill open, az ususi, on the 18th U1
OF pupils limited to forty. The SUMMER session
begins the nth of April every year, and pupils
NAV be enter ed either for the half session closing
LIST September, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week in February. For circulars,
apply to Principal. J.lU-eou2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17
l1IIMMER SCHOOL.

Several persons having expressed 70 me ,,,s ne
s,re ia have tter children prosecute thelr sluoss
dnring tie summer MONTHS have detsI mined 70
have session OF eight we KS. beeinning Juiy 2osn.
| T1ERMS: gI2.5o, .sI5, and $17.So-stricLy III III
For Undergraduates, apply through the post
o%iSSi e wM.F. FOX, A. Ri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-04
From New Orleans.

New Orleans, 3. 1t is believed that there
will be serious trouble at the Repu bican con-
vention which meets here on the 9th instant.
The most bitter feeling exists between the
leaders and partisans of Dunn and Yarmouth
factions, which grow more hostile as the
event approaches. Each accuses the other OF
contemplated violence and fraud. The bolt
ing Of one of the factions is considered prob
able.
Policeman Bennett while walking his beat
at two o'clock this A. NJ, was shot and prob
ably wounded by two burglars.
Arthur Guerin, a well-known desperate
character in this city, while creating dis
turbance in the criminal court to-day, was
ordered out by Judge White, and in being
removed was shot and MORALLY wounded by
Chief Sheriff James ID. Houston. The
Sheriff Immediately surrendered himself and
was remanded to Jail. Guerin in 1868 killed
colored man, and in 1869 he killed special
officer Humphrey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-04

At least one hundred and fifty persons from
this city yesterday availed themselves of the
opportunity of making an excursion to the
mouth of the Kennebec on the beautiful ex-
cursion barge just from the stocks, built by
the Knickerbocker Steam Towage Company.
The barge sailed gracefully from her wharf a
little past seven O'Clock, in tow of powerful
tow boat The Gardiner Band was on board
ny moved down the river. At IIallowell, Gar
diner, Richmond and Bath large additions
were made to their numbers, and all seemed
intent on good time. The weather was all
that could be desired. The barge itself is the
most perfectly adapted to excursions of any
craft that has been put upon the river, and will
supply want that has long been felt by
Sunday Schools and other associations when
arranging for their annual excursions. 1t has
three decks; on the lower are the cabins and
refreshment rooms the second is devoted to
dancing hall, but may be used for various
purposes; the third or upper deck, is covered,
but open on all sides, and is the most desira-
BILE of any on pleasant day. This deck was
crowded with the excursionists. The barge
is of fine model and sails beautifully. That it
will be often used for excursions we cannot
doubt One thousand persons can enjoy her
accommodations on an excursion without
crowding, while she can carry many more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-04

The Colt excursionists were pleasantly en-
tertained at Bangor on Wednesday, where
they arrived at about half past four o'clock in
the afternoon. The party were taken in car
riages over the city and there was social
time on board the steamer, ''New Brunswick"
in the evening. At midnight the steamer
started for Gardiner, where it arrived with
the party yesterday afternoon at half past one
o'clock. As they were not expected until 8
o'clock, there were but few individuals at the
wharf to receive them. The Kennebec
Steamboat Company, through Mr. Bradstreet,
kindly extended to the party the use of the
Clarion in which to make an excursion to
this city. Our citizens had given up looking
for them this way, but about three o'clock
the city marshal received a despatch that
they would start from Gardiner for Au-
gusta at 80 in the steamer Clarion. OF
course no attempt was made at anything
like formal reception. The Clarion arrived
here with the party at twenty minutes to five
o'clock. The party consists of 2s6 persons,
of whom 81 are from Worcester, and the re-
mainder from the surrounding cities and
towns. They have with them the Worcester
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Patrick New of Portland, who Keen. : "a

Patrick Ney of Portland, who keeps sa-
loon at the foot of Center street, in Portland,
was robbed on Wednesday evening of $500 in
| money. Ney is a wooden legged man about
30 years of age. He states that after closing
his shop and while going through dark pas
sage was leading to the rear Of the building.
he was attacked by three men. Two seized
him and the third put handkerchief over his
mouth. lie was thrown down and his wallet
and watch taken with the money The first
two were thrown back into the passage.
Calais is getting to be quite summer re-
sort, and numerous visitors have arrived
there this season.
Good cows can be bought in the vicinity of
Bangor for $40. A year ago it was another
cypher added. fsy as.ad IL
A match game of base ball was played at
South Paris between the ''Liconic's" of Au-
burn, and Clippers of South Paris, resulting
in the favor of the Clippers" by score Of
26 runs to there opponents 8 runs, game at
the fifth inning on account of rain. vsop
The Annual Session of the Maine Dental
Association, will be held in Lewiston on
Tuesday, August 18th. t.l'F "3'''
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Gardiner, Me-, 3. The steamer New
Brunswick, from Bangor, with the Worcester
Colts" on board, and delegation of invited
guests from Springfield, arrived at Gardiner
at p. NJ, in all about four hundred After
visiting the places of interest, they left on the
steamer Clarion, which was very kindly fur
nished to them by the owner, Messrs. Brad
street of this place, for the State Capital,
Augusta. Arriving at Augusta they visited
various places that were Of interest and again
took the steamer Clarion, arriving at Gardi-
ner about seven z. M. A reception by His
Honor d. C. Palmer, and members of the
City Council will be given this evening at
Johnson Hall, where bountiful collation. will
be served. After the reception there will be
ball in honor of the guests. AT Sis p.
NJ, the Colts, headed by the Worcester Band
passed up Water street for the reception
hall amid great crowd.
The new barge Of the Knickerbocker Tow
age Company, made an excursion to the
mouth Of the river to-day, with about 1000
persons from Augusta, Hallowell Gardiner,
Richmond and Bath. returning at 20. The
city is full of strangers tonight and presents
a very gay appearance, the air resounding to
strains of music from the Worcester and
Gardiner bands. Everything that could be
done for so short notice has been accom-
plished towards making the trip of the excur-
sionists very pleasant one. V.
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EUROPEAN NEWS, &C
LONDON.

LONDON.
London, 3. The instruction in Adams
has been suppressed.
frightful accident occurred on the Metro
politan railroad Wednesday night, by a col
lision under ground between two passenger
| trains. Fifty persons are reported as dan
gerously injured
The Count and Countess of Paris dinned
Wednesday night with Duke DeBrogh, the
French Ambassador.
The conference of Theirs, Van Beust and
Granville, ostensibly on the Eastern ques,
ton, is really to be held in relation to the
International societies.
The weekly statement OF the Bank of Eng
| land shows the amount of bullion in the vaul
| to be ,23l 900 pounds less than last week.
Special to New York World.
| The Versailles government has information
| that general socialist movement is Imminent
| in the south of France.
In the House of Commons this evening
Viscount Enfield of the foreign department
denied that negotiations were pending with
the United States for abolition of the private
ring.
Mr.. Bartlett expressed his approval of the
grant to Prince Arthur, but deplored the
continued secluson of the Queen.
Mr.. Gladstone denied that Her Majesty was
unpopular. He expressed his regret at her
seclusion, but declared that the Queen was
anxious to resume public duties as rapidly as
her health permitted.
BERLIN.
Berlin, 3. The Prussian Cross Gazette
says the interview between the Emperors OF
Germany and Austria will take place a,
lschl, not Gastine as previously announced
From st. Louis.
st. Louis, 3. A letter from Fort Bentor
dated July 18th, says that the express from
Cow Island, under charge of man named
Courtney, was attacked by the Pigeon In
dams, July l4th, and robbed of all valuables
What could not be carried off they burned
A few days previous, they sacked the pos
office, fifty miles below Fort Benton, ant
| tore down a stockade to raft themselves
across the river. They have stolen every
horse at Camp Cook and shot man named
Ceux.
Every place and river between Benton ant
Cow Island has been pllaged and destroyed
Their main camp is now across the line OF
British Territory, from which they make in
| cursions upon our settlements. They de
clare their intentions to clear out the white
| this winter. The Sioux are raiding on tn,
Crows, and last week the Crows killed II
Sioux on the upper Judith river.
| The Gros Ventres have removed up the
| Morios river. The Crows, Niez Perces ant
Ventres say the Sioux will conquer theil
country this winter, and hence they are anx
| ious to make peace with the Blackteet anl
| neighboring tribes for their own safety.
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|AExM MN3o.|
SQY[A3S[2:|a3[N

This is an age Of inquiry and people are
beginning to realize the magnitude Of the
evil caused by the use of injurious compounds
Tor the hair, which are prepared and forced
into market, by men who are not practical
physicians, and who may not be aware Of the
injury they are producing. These prepara-
lions have been analysed by competent chem-
lists, and shown to contain poisonous sub
stances, causing Nervousness, Headache, Par
slysis, and often fatal results. al4- B.
In contrast with such injurious articles, We
call attention to the Hair Restorer prepared
by DR.. r. Greene, Superintendent Of the Bos~
ton Medical Institute, who has been sue
cessful physician in Boston for more than a.
quarter of q century. DR.. Greene uses Veg"
etable Remedies only, and can assure the pub"
lie that this Hair Restorer will do all that il
claimed for it, without q possibility Of injury.
81 haze tested sample of DR.. GreenSs Hair
Restorer, and find that no poisonoas mstals 81
Injurious matters exist IN it. '' ''~
G. r. JACKSON, State Assaysr."
The use Of this Hair Restorer for twenty
FIVE years has tested its superiority - dress
ing, and its power to preserve the hair and
scalp in q healthy condition. II removes
dandruf, prevents the hair from falling Cd,
preserves its natural color, restores it when
prematurely gray, renders it soft and glossy,
promotes its healthy growth, and is the best
dressing ever discovered. While other prep
arations are sold at almost any price, Dr..
Greenes Hair Restorer has sustained its good
qualities, its price, and its reputation. Il ID
prepared by DR.. r. Greene at the Medical In
stitute, "a Temple Place, Boston, and sold q
81 per bottle, or six for IS, or sent by ex-
press to any part Of the country. Pamphlet
sent Free Address DR.. r. Greene, 81 Ten
pie Place, Boston, Mass.
Sold by 1. H TITCOMB, Druggist, Augusta, sole
agent for DIR. Greene's Hair Rcstorer and Scrofala
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From Kentucky.

Louisville, 3. -Four prisoners from the
vicinity of the alleged KuKlux outrage in
Estill county, were brought in to-day and
will be examined tomorrow. Among them
was Capt. Bruce Thomas. 1t is said that the
witness Payne, who recently gave States
evidence in regard to the Ku-Klux organiza-
ton, was Captain of one the companies en-
gagged in outrages. Thomas claims that
Payne's evidence is the result of conspiracy
on the part of the manager of Estill furnace.
The other prisoners are charged with whip.
ping white woman in Powell county.
A fire this morning destroyed property to
the amount of $l00, 900.
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erations of this company are marked out i'll some
degree
CORRESPONDENCE i
MANAGERS OFFICE, July LIST, 1871.
MY DEAR WILSON For fifteen years have
been associated professionally in various Theatres
and for the last four years have had more immedi-
ate relationship in the direct Management of large
and expensive company, plying between Boston
and Newfoundland.
After serious reflection over our joint successes
and vcissitudes, and knowing SO well the enormous
cares and responsibilities of management, am
cOmpelledt to acknowledge that am willing to yield
the whole responsibility to you if you will relieve
me of my share of contract now existing between
us, and undertake the whole care Of the coming
season, SO / can devote more attention to my adj
vancemen in my line of business, and domestic in
terest. You are welcome to make your own oher
knowing full well that your past honest dealings
with are sufficient guarantee that you will take
no advantage, and that | shall be literally dealt
with. leave You to inaugurate proposals. l. am
willing to remain with you under salary with every
confidence of beng fairly dealt with. have re-
fused each and every offer, in order to hear your
views regarding my proposition. Rest assured that
it is with affected regret that now pen you these
lines. But must candidly acknowledge that the
through, and in times of reverses will pay their
losses is no easy matter, and as you are particu-
larry adapted for it, and am ambitious for profess
sional triumphs in my line only, am induced TO
retire.
beg of you to assume control after the first Of
September and will await your proposition for my
professional services for the ensuing season. Sin
cerey wishing you success, and congratulating
ourselves on such heightened series of happy and
uninterrupted agreeable associations,
beg TO remain yours as ever,
CHtS. Ill. CLARKE,
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. August

COTTON-saes 5000 bales: mid. uplands 1871.
FLOUR 900; state 25dG IL; round hoop Ohio
35sG Is western 3jg 10; southern 535a9 90.
WHEAT $4,000 bu; No. spring 81 81 3l,s new
20 do 1851 0;winter red and amber western
COItN-OO0 600; new mixed western, 63h 9Gi5a; o
co.
OATS-state 10000 western 6266S
POkK-0O0 new mess, 1862 9 1887 old, coon
90 90 prime i 90 LIS
LARD-OOs steam; 9kel0E; kettle.
BUTTER-Westn. Il 920; state, 1890.
WHISKEY O0OO; Western free, g95.
RICE-Carolina, * aSh.
SUGAR Porto Rico, .Muscovado, log
II.
MO. ASSES-N. o. a.
SPrl S TURPENTINE S..
ROSIN-3 90 for strained.
PETROLEUM-crude,l 1874; refined, 25
TALLOW-l01s
FKEIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton,
hour s. d. wheat l04d
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New York stock Market.

NGW 1OKK, AuYut 8.
Mariposa, 3h, do. pfd.,5; Canton Co. 10; Cum
berland Co., 40; Western Union Tel. Co., 5s1< !;
quicksilver Mining Co., TX Pacific Mail, 46X
Boston Water Power, Al. Adams Elk. Co.. 80 ;
Wells Fargo Co.,444 American Merchants I'm. !;
81 ~. $. Ex. Co., 80 N. Y. Central and Hudson.
RIVER, S1if do. scrip, a3x Erie, 20 do. pfd 81;
Harlem, Us z; do.pfd 1885, Reading, ll4x; Mich
Central, 10 Lake Shore and Michigan southern,
Gs's; Illino-k Central 1872; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg
l20t1 ;ChcagO& North Western, I0's; preferred
9lss Chicago Rock Island. 1914 Mil 4 St.Paul
81 y, do preferred u < Toledo Wabash West
ern. GA Toledo, Wabash Il Western prefer red
So, Piltsburg Il Fort Wayne. es1. Terre Hantc
n. do. pid 5GS; Alton, l2i4 ;. do. prefd. l2s
Ohio and Miss. Az Boston Hartford Il Erie, pa
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The names of Wilson & Clarke are familiar
to theatre-g oers in this community. Tonight
they will open at Granite Hall with one Of
their liveliest plays and supported by large
company. Clarke is a host in himself and a
person who wouldn't laugh at his oddities
must be chronically dyspeptc. The company
remain here but two nights. Read the at
tractive programme for to-nights entertain
ment.
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From Ohio.

Cincinnati, 8. Gen. Thomas Rowell to-
day sued the Little Miami Railroad Company
for 500 900 damages, for putting him off the
train yesterday, because he refused to pay
his fare, insisting that he was entitled to the
unused coupons of his Communication ticket
for July, to which was attached the provision
that they could only be used during the
month. Gen. Rowell was elected from two
trains, and has sued the conductors and
brakemen for assault and battery.
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The city marshal yesterday had confer
ence with a party of young men who had as
sumcd the costumes of our first parents for
the purpose of bathing. AS the locality
chosen for this sport was in too close prox-
unity to the streets, the young men were re-
minded that they had violated the city ordl-
nance We apprehend that these boys will
be cautious in the future.
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CoSsuMpT1oS.-':I find that in Incipien
Consumption, and other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPoPHosPHIrEs had done wonders. In re-
storing persons suffering from the effect OF
Diptheria, and the cough following Typhoid
Fever, prevalent in this region, it is the best
remedial agent | have ever used.
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. ID.
"pugwash, N. s., Jan. IA, 1865
augl-t&wlw
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, August 3.
FLOUR-spring extras.5 40
WHEAT-No. 9, 09sx
CORN-43k.
OATS tor No1 2 80.
RYE-Nos 2, So
BARLEY-6Sk for No.2.
MESS PORK 1900
LARD-9x
LIVE HOGS4.50
RECEIPTs-3OOO -four, 5000 wheat, 224, 800 corn
III 600 oats 5000 barley, 1000 hogs.
SIilPMENTS-2000 flour Ia .2O0scorn l24 900 oat:
1000 harley 1 900 hogs.
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From Boston.

Boston, 3. The Inman Steamship Com
pany have rendered to p. S. Gilmore free
passage to and from Europe, to aid him in
his musical peace jubilee.
Evidence for the defence was all in this
forenoon in the Boylston bank robbery case,
and arguments are being heard this afternoon.
H. S. Blodgetts house and barn at Brad
ford, Mass, was burned this morning, Loss
$4,000.
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Bands Everywhere
Are invited to send their orders fSr M
BRASS INSTRUMENTS

To j. C.. HAYNES 4 co. whose large stock Of ex
celent in struments, at moderate prices, furnishes
one OF the very best opportunities FOR seieessyn.
procured the best
yIOLINS GUITARS, TLgILNAHS,
ACCORDEONS, FLIES, FLAGEoLEIS,
PIANOS & MELODEONSs
TOR SALE OR TO Lett YA9e.
Rand Music. Sheet Music, Music BOOKS, ana
ali kinds sf Musical Merchandise.
JOHN @. HAYNES y CO.. 81 Court ~
IAiy [opposite the Court House. BOSTON,