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ExPosED.-The Tribune has indulged it.
self In remarks concerning Mr.. JAMES NJ.
Cross which have called.out from that gen
tleman card containing the following pos
tive statement. He wished some time here.
tcfore to run for Controler-the office
now held by MIR. CoNNELLY-and had sue.
ceeded in obtaining promise of Demo
cratic support. He adds:
"My next step was to put myself in com.
muncation with the Republican delegates.
The first one l spoke to was Mr.. Gridley.
Without asking for reasons, or evincing anv
anxiety for Republican success, and with
the air of al autocrat, he informed me that
whoever Obtained the nomination must
plank down $4,000.
The imperiuusness Of his manner and the
amount indicated SO awed me that hum.
tly withdrew, modcstly requesting to tie
counted out. JAMES NJ. Cross"
Ten thousand dollars for mere nomina
ton! What incorruptible patriots these
Republicans are, 10 he sure. Let us have
few more sermons on the corruptions o
Tammany Hall. What say you, gentlemen
OF the Times and the Tribune?
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| NEW RAILROAD SCHEMES On Sunday and
Monday, August and 7, the gauge of the
Louisville Short-Line, one hundred and
seven miles from Cincinnati to Louisville,
and of the Lexington branch, sixty-scven
miles from Lagrange to Lexington, will be
reduced three inches, from five feet, which
is the regular southern. gauge, to four feet
nine inches.
The Kentucky and Great Eastern Com
pany has an idea of making an effort TO
build q short line to the East, which Shall
be one hundred and twenty miles shorter
than any other, by way of CoviDston aud
Callettsburg, KY, aud thence through West
Virginia. There have been two routes
surveyed through West Virginia. viz One
from Catlettsburg, by way Of Charleston,
valley Of the Elk, touching Braxton Court
house, thence through the dividing waters
Of the kanawha and Monongahela to
MooreGeld; the other by the way of Rip
ley, Chenille, and Buckhannon TO Moore
field. From Moorefeld the route will be
by the way of Winchester, Va, %snicker's
Gap. Berlin, Md, Frederick, and Y ork,
Pa Cincinnati Comm ercia.' ID -
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apt;CfKX a0TEgEs:
1870, M RRTTIsH CLAIM

~ NOTICE TO BRITISH CLAIM LAIN.
GB ~, .. hereby given that the under
AkTs.-Notice 70 Ii, her Britannia han3es-
slensu .uc service has beenappoih.sesea, ~
ys p.,,nntc Najestyss Govefa ..s, sss.,,.
20, ns. ID En- receive, Gt ashiD gton Oh, W.
oSeorporatIons, colnpahle' ,tsa-
,,,,a Individuals, subjects OF her states
10 mon the Government eofs the ,,ersons
.arsx,nr gus of COMMITTED M,iosty
or p.op nerioa between the 18th or ApFii 'ooI,
tts On 3r Anil, 1865, inclusive, ana winch
rsa,sin unsattied coming within the pioTis,o ,ta
.-t,sia - and the I've next follow ars.i ,o.I
T,sasv ~ washir gton or the 9Th OF Mas, no,
900 sccdrt,nety oil persons, being suDJes. af ahe
sr,t,nnic Majesty who may have Chains ~
800 dr.cr,ied In the said articles anu -.
-, doe,ra to have laid before the
IN he appontsd under those aTtlciee, a. his
70 notify such desire to the unoerss ,,,+.,a.n
os,ce No. 7os FITrEENTH s IEhL 80, +,
NV York avenue and g street. ,"
=, md to trauetrit 70 him forthwith the parnI..
80 ~ ,ne,r cIaipas, together with the requis1s
sAs,,S,.ntarv evidence or information IN suppof'
.hs,eor Ejf the PURPOSE OF being submitted 70 'h'
Commissioners. 49,. r....e,,-,.-,., q, epn,,ort o,
claims uion the Government of the unl.eo osa'.9
Coming within the aforesaid articles OF the
A.
i've from time to time been transmitsea 10 sns
Foreign ONCE IN london, and are still retained l.
that ofice, notice is further given that all sIsi
documents now in keeping OF the Foreign ou l,.
win forthwith Re sent to the undersigned 1or res''
,r,tions and classification, together WIN thos'
which NAV be now deposited III her Britannia
Ma Males Legation at washington: Persons VIM
have claims on fife ut either OF the aoo
toned places are requested to inform the under
signed OF their eeslre to have them registered i'
eubmission to the Commissioners s -.
Act meeting Of the Commissioners, within So
months from which every claim lsto be presen1e.
to the commissioners unless In any case wnei'
for delay shalrbe established to the sa.ls
faet,on OF the Commissioners. wnen the pesn.
for presenting the claim may be e1tsnueu w sn'
" 'A-' = = HENRY HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jaiy ls' ls'l'
tyl9-gOQ9W y = f=m.".
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"a LrAE AND PUFFY. Such Is 'he
language which the Memphis coricspoii'
dent of the New York Herald says Mr.
DAVIS recently applied TO him to his race
His response WIS: "Well, Mr.. DAVIS.
after that, had better CO." And he went /;
and the brazen-faced fool has no better
sense than to publish his own iniamy to all
the world. Such language might have been
wrongtully applied to anybody; but tnls
correspondent takes pains to let the publlc
know that Mr.. DAVIS described him cor
rectly for he tells what called forth the
epithcts in question. He bad seen prl'
vate letter written by MIR. DAVIS, and,
promising not to publish it, had been per-
milted to read it, and had then telegraphed
"thc substance Of it to the Herald
The hound claims that he did not violate
his pledge! And he sets this forth as The
opinion also of the Herald, and that paper
does not deny the averment What code
OF ethics is in force in New York!
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r,sE r,uxr~r Crawfordsviiie, 'Geofeia,.
,o nh.s visited during the Revolution,
ond vet What a counterpart it presents to
thriving city like Denver: In Colorado : Of !
Omaha. in Nebraska, which had scarccls
a place ON the map at the beginning OF 'n'
rebellion i-Forney,s Press. ~ :,
And there are good many towns u
PENNSYLVANIA between which aud the towns
above named similar contras. in's s.rn
drawn. For instance, look ut onlon.o" Ho,r
Pepn.ylvania, town now Of oniy a NV, r,,s
thousand inhabitants. though II was , -, y,
village long before the tlrst house was o d
in Cbicoro. Row does your logic appear
in this 4 ght, Mr.. + oENEYI
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We. published yesterday an article de.
failing the particulars of the death OF one
Mr' MoYEE at Louisville, KY. Later in.
formation shows TINT the deceased was
ISAAC Is. MYERS, who came to this city
nom HaEper's Ferry iu.ls6l Or ,s2, and
WAS for some time thereafter i the fore
man Of one OF the shops In the Confederate
States armosy In this city. The Louisville
Ledger says: ~. Sc ss..ss%
The theory Of bis friends Is that he be.
came sick during the night, and in attempt
A'g TO Vomit from the window slipped and
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NE a PERILOUS SEASON. Glorious
ana delightful as tho summer weather H. It's trop-
cal heat is severe trial the Vita powers. Evrn
tects. he common phrase applied to this condi-
tion OF The body Is general debility" Now,
general debility arises from, and includes varie-
ty Of ailments. TIE lI7er 10 more or less affected
the bowels are either coust!pated or too much re-
Taxed, The stomach hut half performs the work OF
gesticn, the apper to Is poor and the spirits &C.
pressed. This is what Is called general debility.
II is general disarrangcTcent OF al the phr sic al
frnctions. snd requires rs, q remedy a. medicine
STOMACH BITTERs is speci .liy sdapted 70
this purpose. It's general operation is not ccn-
fined 70 single organ. If the Liver Is effected st
restores Its tone II the stomach is torpid it re-
genera It; If the nerves are tremil,ous and
weak. 1t braces End reiU forces Them; the mind
which ever tymp athizes with the body, Is gloomy
and despondent, relieves the difficulty, and soon
brings The whole mechanism OF the body into har-
mony with the laws OF health. ~: ..sE'i; o .1-<
TDere Is no civilized nation tn the western hemi-
snhere IN which The utility of HosTETTEk'S
exhibitions medicine Is not known and appreci-
ated. Thro ne bout tho tropics st IL conS1dezst.
both by the people and the profession, the etand
ard specific. While It, ia . medicine for; all
SEASONS and all climates, IL Is especially quilted TO
the complaints generated by the weather. being
the purest and best vegetable stimulant in the
world
Beware of the Butte rs msde OF acrid and danger
Gus materials. which unscrup alous arties are gu
de .yoriug to foist upon the people. Their nameIs
legion, andt the public has no guarantee that they
are noe poisonous. a dhere 90 the tried REMEDY,
HoEetlsr's Bitteras sold only in glass, and peyeG
In Kegs or oarIeis. 90 ~, lyA:ceouiH6+Wlte :
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.DIEDs

July % 1871 at h's taIn seEsso ,sT wi'15opWkRI
CONT, T. "nd Eiisioeth c. WOODWARD
r. = S sis ,ss
s+sss:7 E s5s arc lnSsd
to attend. ,,fant daughter Of
cr tho 9Th p.ssn, VIII ra;nRhn .,
nm vii psc f 70 sas ste To-
Mr.. NJ: J. Ba Bar n n,n,ock r. NJ.
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r, memOriRH.

49, ,,o ros,d.,ce of her husotI =, o. ~ on
Fgsl 81 Mrs. Rliza ). EGothsTos In Nei
TAD wear. ,,,o...rf1eId county, va. spt,iI
. h scs s nSan en- SSeh IN s9s
NE bud wing iyea m IT, rap the ,e~ara Of
s ana 20 "a & e:
R ns ali IT her. hT the ss ak kew"
ami sustain her he writer knew her over fifty
sesH end ws she sapsfIo
friend, aud klno tfaiied in time of reed, bul
Is , ,sa,ns In pro,pesiy AID adversely
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The FRIEND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL a.
Bate. of Prince George county, with four
DEPUTIES, arrived in Richmond last night
TO take The Friend murderers to Price
George Courthouse, where they are TO pc
executed to-day. The officers made the
necessary arrangements to leave with their
prisoners this morning on the early Tram
for Petersburg.
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A SPECIAL Mission TO THTN Orr CHE
pREN.-Nea1 York, July 2f.42Simeon Bene-
dict, Clergyman Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church at WeeksYiile, Brooklyn.
was arrested for attempting to:shoot chill.
dren In an orphan asylum with loaded
muskst. As far as can be ascertained, he
get it into his head there were altogether
too many children, and that it was his auty
to Kill them on In order TO lessen The num-
Der.
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Mr. GOOD BREAD ALWAYS. TO Be
,oSnd at BRIGGs,S BAKERY, 7o7 Msln street.
The largest variety of CAKES at bhlGaS's
BAKERY, TOT Main street. .' 81. "a J.
The hest CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGS's
BAKERY, To7 Main street. .t. -. - :
+; PIES at 6, 10, and lsc. a piece at BRIGas's
BAKERY. ,-' - ...5-.-. '.-'--s -
ROLLS BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUsK, at
YRIGGS,S BAKERY, TOT Main street. q: -.t,
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr.. ROBERT
WERNE,S, on 25th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGs'S BAKERY,
iva 7oT eIsIn street.
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III. T. lhot he was moving abeut u j col;
s sci5,usls during sleep, when the sad acc'-
dent happened. as related, ,n,,.ra,iys,v
Tho,ich stranger and In eompar s,'snn.
strange land. the poor fellow wa s'' wI,o
cd bg warm hearts all day Yesterday, ~ e"as
minfstered to his every he .,a,. III ,ras
never conscious from the Iiiiie IN '""
found until his death"
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hprSrAE fsoffCEa.
r THE GREAT cLos1NaoUr SALE

M THE GREAT CLos1NG-oufsAH'
sBARGAINs ForsTHF sIL,IosII
rrr eRv rpsT. NUMRrR oE.sA as ,n.-th,s
1ka AVE. offer d Ia snYene establishments IN 'h'
r.ECE poIgT ! at a reduction or from - 20 o . :
JAPANESE sILKs asa reduction OF. g any =
per yard; .a ,wbIte All
widths, At greatly reduced prices;
TRAvELIIHG BAGS and BAsK EIs also -, ''.
s,ocr d TRUNKS. IL closing Out prices
s,r,ee .Srs,Is ats 90, rs, ao IS. 10. and &C.,
carcR aUs,rSs, In MI styles and au'iisleP' al
veryaow prices; .,,as at aoc..
sKTkTIN4 CAMBRIA, full yard "'oe' 81 's'''
R1s wSle and and VICTORIA LAWNS at IS 90 o.
20. IS, aud soc ,.all very cheap r,rt,, soc 90
NA1yslOK, 20 inches wide, at 2sc.. worth s's-
To- KED sKlET1Na at 4oc., worth coo. per yaI .,
Clhsr styles Of white goods at very low nsses u
~ "T 12ia and l21s Main street
Look at our lsc. BLEACHED COTTON: 1y2!
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ME- THE GREAT SALE.
HAngIJRG EDGINGS and IESEHTINGS at
reduction of from S to Soc, on yard $; l,T';
Genuine GUIPURE LAOES at q reduction OF
from to zoe. on yard;. - -.iEs:s..-}tl...1.
canuine Enplish Thread and Valepceine EDG-
: IfGS and INSbRTLEG3 at reductlon Oh
from s to soc. per yard;
Also, great reduction in the prices o. IMITATION
Vaiencelnes, Cluny, I'1sle Thread B9o2in; sma
BANDS at q reduction of 10 per cent. .
Hem ritched HASDK E2CHILF5 asl5c., worn
49,; at 25c., worth 35c.;
Embroidered COLLARS and CUFFS az reouc-
tiop of sO per cent. '..'if
PARasnL COVERS at about one-half of regular
pfiee''" LEVY BROTHERs',
- 1913 and 12l5 Main street,
Look .. our 15c. BLEACHGD COTTON, before
payIngone shilling yard for IT elsewhere. 1S2o
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RESPONSIBILITY OF TELEGRAPH COMA.
s,rs'| Cincinnati, July 26.-In the Cilcu.
S:onrt f. .day the suit of Miward against
The western Union Telegraph COMPANY
was decided in favor of the defendant; Ihc
c "se I has s been pending since 1895, and was
for or damages caused by an error in trans
hitting a cypher dispatch, Whereby the
complainant suffered a loss of &c, 600. ! nc
decision absolyes defendant from all re-
sponibility on account of the alleged error
1The decision depended upon points
which are not mentioned above-such' for
example. rs whether the error was proved
to have been made by the telegraph COM
| pany, whether the manuscript WAS lilesiDie'
Eel 49,
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LEGALcTENDER NOTES.

The Redemption Bureau OF the Treasury
receives and brands daily, from various
parts of the country, from three to four
hundred dollars of legal-tender notes and
fractional currency. The notes, after being
branded with hot iron, are returned to
the remitters as spurious, and the loss falls
on the last holder in all cases. The amount
of mutilated fractional currency destroyed
every week by the Redemption Bureau
reaches from $3.50, 900 to S750,000. This cur
rency is Immediately replaced by new is
sues. -a.I s.. Sd. .....
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PROHIBITION IN MAssAcHUsE1gs, .oI In1y
mn n Temperance Platform.-Boston, IVY "a
Ss.~At a thiuly- attended meeting o. t the
Massachusetts Temperance "a n'i, Gnvern nor
,,,er ' discussed. KEY. Or. Marvin said ne
had talked with Gen. Butler, who would
so su publish manifesto, wherein he w9ula a
Giant himself firmly on the prohlbitory
piatform aud i'll case OF his non,n ma ;,S y
and election, if Boston cast her Vote a r',r
MIN, he would make the city AS hotior I,lI-
sellers as he made New Orleans iol ,,n CO...
There was disposition 10 ehuo.s, ,;' All de-
c i TO await his written pledge 49,,
.ryhcn Rutler becomes the repre- sentative
of the morality of Massachusetts tne sous-
wilt indeed be avenged upon that ota'e' ~
well known is Butler throughout inc ci'N-
lied world IA q monster in human iorih'l
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NJ THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE'
p OIIEs at 2oc worth Soc; at CSC, WORTH soces -
s0c = worth 4sc.: at 35c, worth ooc'i Oh o'o's
Great bargains In PIQUETTR1mMINGs. ..s.;..:
q. LEVY BROTHERS., T.
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Genuine Freuch-wove OUksETS, all tiEcs, white
- oa,n-,d at ssc .1 ST -...r ~ i,tjyl5
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w BATCRELOR'S II A h ID, e.
rhts sunerb Hair Dyetis the best In the world
,,arssc 10 harmless, reliable and instantaneous
~ assnno,ntment; NJ, ridiculous tints or dlsa-
gr.eahle odor The genuine VIM. A. Bstcneiors
Hair Dive produces immediately splendd bla aS,
~ NstnraI Brown, leaves the hair clsan' son,
,a,-t,frI. does not cont sin particle Of lead or
tni ur,o,,s comround. Sold by all Druggists
s.ctorv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N. 7. ty coo'y
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MARrkfED.

Ron 'T wm sh orwood b. D. CYRH5ss, 9th os the ste
/" N. PARKER yo1na s KENT eose county. Va. No
Nath'l J.. Savage, OF scs ns'' 0g
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DRY GOODS AT A 81. ..... ..... 4,
- GREAT SACRIFICE.
In order to make room for our FALL STOCK,
we will sell for the remainder OF the season our
large and attractive stock of DRY GOODS Al
COST, FOR CASH. :.
Our stock is full aud complete, consisting In
part of >-,.,
Eu,l line of IRON GRENADINES, '.,.
JAPANESE YOPLIES and SILR3,
WHITE and COLORED PIQU&S,
CaMRRICS, LAWNS, snd PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORFD LINEN jA" no, &C.
Also, a full Line OF
CAscrMERTS, LINENS, and COIIoNADEs'
SuEETlNG5,
SuiRTISGS,
Table DAMASK, -'n
EAPKISA '''
TOWELS.
HOSIERY, ......
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEF
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACE6. ..
FM8ROIDFRIE5.
NOTIONS, &C. ,...
paau.iful assortment OF LLAMA LAGEPOiNTS,
very cheap;
svA.SiDE UMBRELLAS md PARhSCLs.
JOHN n. WOoEFla,
III Msin street,
,,,,, Opposite Dispatch Office.
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=
HAMILTON EASTER i SONS u.
.. OF BALTIMORE, Md, 80
In order the better to meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established .
SAMPLE BUREAU, -
and will, upon application, promptly send by m all
full lines OF SAMPLES OF the n EWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF french,
English, and domestic manufacture, aranteetnR
at AL times sell low, not at less prices, than
any house in the country. H... 49,. 49,.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brRted manufacturers In the different parts OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
10. Baltimore, our stock is 1t I'll Times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
> AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make nc
bad dsbts. we able and willing TO sell our goods
ct FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT
LFSa PROFIT than if we gave credit. 49,
In sendlng for samples. specify the kind Of goodi
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
o. ,,oods, from the lowest to the most costly
Orders unacco.np snied by the cash Wall be SEM
PRUMPT-PAYIN6 Wholesale Buy ER
are In yted to Inspect the stock in Jobbing ant
Package Department. Address --' ~ - a.
=. - hamilton EASTER SONS,
l07, 1870, POI, and goa West Baltimore street,
de e-Tu&Fy 49, ,s VI, Baltimore, Md.
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LEATHER, DE.

>, t-1:..,s. LEATHER, DE. V! .L4-:..-i
;.~~~~~S-~~~>~>>~ ~-~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~
VJANTED-Au in want of LEATHER
wv OF any descriptiont to know thgt we h We
100, sides SOLN LEATH K, sll grades; 20
; 100 dozen FRENCH iGALFSKlNS, - r.s,.
50 dozen K1PSkINS, 50
500 sioes OF UPPER LEATHER, a@- o. +a
500 sides of HARSESSy1.EATuh R, -..~
which we are now selling at yer low prices If In
" ant cal and examine our stock and prices be-
fore making your purchases. Price, are as low
as those of New York. us.'... s-
.. o, II. CHALKLEY h CO.,
jy?e St l3sh street. between Main and Cary.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THREATENED STAMP FAMINE.

The supply Of paper for tobacco, wh's-
kew. beer. and other internal revenue
STAMPS. except the adhesive ones, Is very
near exhausted, and unless some new step
is taken the Bureau will soon be unable 10
furnish any. The cause of this is the IRE
prcssihle conflict between Secretary Bout
well and Commissioners Pleasont0n. Inc
LITTER made q contract which Mr.. boutWci
revoked and ordered new one to be made,
which Commissioner PleasontOn decnnes
under the circumstances.
TThe telegraph tried to give us the above
for Yesterdays issue, but failed to make the
statement intelligible.]
THE MlLK-PITCuER DISTURBANCE IN YORK
VILE, S. c.
Additional information has been received
in Washington, d. c., from the sub
Committee on kukluX Outrages who
were attacked on Saturday evening last ut
the hotel in Yorkvilie, S. G. Seats had
been reserved on one side Of the table ut
the hotel for A. S. Wallace, representative
| OF the district in Congress; Senator Scott
and Congressman stevenson and Van
Trump composing the committee. NcS:rs..
Wallace and Stevenson had already sealed
themselves at the table, when MAJ. James
Barry, an eX-Confederatc officer, entered
the dining-hall. Seating himself dii ect;v
opnosite TO MIR. Stevenson, but recognizng
Wallace, for whom he had neither personal
nor political friendship, be seized pitcher
| of milk, and aiming to dash ii Oh Wallace,
| failed Of his mark; the entire contents bath.
ing the sedate representative from the Sc
cond Ohio district. Wallace Immediately
drew his revolver, but friends of both par
! ties interfercd, and Barry went away. Al
the sereuade in the evening there was pro
miscuous tting until squad Of United
States cavalry rode down lbe street, DIS
persing the mob in every direction, ant
quiet reigned in Yorkylle. The committee
| lad examined up to Saturday last one hun
dred and ten witnesses. They expect tt
conclude their labors this week, returning
north on Saturday.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT EVERY DAY

GREAT EXCITEMENT EVEN EVER . va ;.
-.... AT --r.
JULIUS sYCLE's, As BROAD STREET. O.
uboro ooods are cold as cheap, If not cheaper,
than thew can be bought elsewhere In Inc city Us
the subioined prfcc-list win show: '' - :. -
BROWN COTTON, 10, l2s, and 15c. per yard; ~
CALICCES, 10 aud I2sc. per yard; :'"'
JAPANESE POPLINS, 2oc.; -.- ~,
gI..NIEG ard DRESS SILKS, very cheap'
LLAMA LaCH sHAwbs, from sl2 TO SIS .'.''
Beautiful lawns at leac. - - -, :,
A full line or WHITE GOODS Hosiery, Shse T.
ings, Towels, and napkns-%il or whlcn VIII o os
sold at greatly reduced prices IN OIL o,
h win g an entirely too {rGe stock OF sooas Oh
hand Have also some OF those fine ~
WHITE LISEN-BosoM SHIRTS. ~.
1est. which we VIII continue to sell at cost;
Ali those In want of coeap goods should call on
JULIUS SYCLE, ri
.--t. Z. "a..< No. AIS Broad street.
sALEsMEN: j. j. Turner, WI. Powers, D..
Newman John N. Gary, Ohss. E. Straus.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. 1y ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-28

CENTRAL DEPoT.}
Montgomery County, Va. I
June 27th, 1871.
E1IIIS is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
L vatLipg the New River White Sulphur, (or
Egg!eston's Springsl that boat fitted up Tor the
purpose, will lsav here every Z U ESDAY MORN
ING after lsL July for these springs.
an prepared TO furnish all visitors with &C.
concentrations ut my Hotel, at this place, and
will see that they get to the boat In time. In
qiire Tor tue Wilson House.
~ To- Inn A. s.. WILSON,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-28

TOO MANY GOODS ON HAND. .
In order % reduce my stock by August ist, BIOL
offer from This date
so. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES st co..
25c. PLAIDS &C Soc; +-. ...- .-.
a,c japanese POPLINS at 2sc.;
SIC. ORGANIZES at 25c.;
&c. ORGANDIES at roc:
s. zoe. ORG HANDLES al 1tsc.;
1870. oRGANDIES az l?ic.;
s2s LACE FONTS at Sl2;
. S2o LACE POINTS st SIS:
Sis.5o LACE POINTS at $40: 81. s-.-.s"
10 pARASDL CUVEEr 1t Sl.5o; ...
AID other goods IN proportion, at
- . s. HIRSH'S
sie2s S27 Broad street.