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1t would seem that the straight out movement
in Indiana has considerable strength. The con-
vention OF straight democrats at Indianapolis
on Thursday nominated full State and electo-
raj ticket, putting mp Alfred P. Edgsrton, for
merly a member Of Congress, for Governor.
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Re YeuR OWN LANpLoRD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSu BARGAINS,

roK SALs.six new two stery BRICK Dwell
Ling HOUSES on 18th street u. W, be ,wsen "
snd Boundary streets, six rooms each, three on a
noor HOUSES set back some 8 feet, pretty lasn in
front resdy for sbrubbery, beautiful veraniah aud
handsome pick e fierce 10 each house dhouSe &c
nts no ieet deep openins on alley: near State De-
psr1ment COW enent 60 two street railroads aud In
the most healthy AID improving part o! the CITY.
street In proved and paw einent laid
Terms: 80 cash. balance in msnthly instalmants
OF { 90 The above property i Cor sale or rent
Apply to DODGE DARNEfLbF.
Real Estate Brokers,
= ~
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MEDICAL. 81.
MADAME WILSON,

MADAME WILSON,
- A htgEi1Tig EEAoafed Fsrges PkF-,-,4, 80
Nta6pecan be consulted - al Disease "a, I..sal
10 Ladies. ~ 7N-es
Residence snd onsultsfiop Rourns 81 o. .,-ea.
bei~e.b a ana a. h.otns. Board, Medical a.tani'
GLee, &c. 81 Reasonable prices.
Tape worm removed ith head in two hour. r.
ton. 49, -,.ss
ID, SA&phER- -sas orsAs ...oose : Es-sss.
~ hoTtiof, cez Be oOnsultes prtyAloy NJ
q ~ 10 10 ,. N ~ hir scsi1cio~, zoos ~ "a a-hn-
setu avenue, betvr l0th aud nth streets \ "
ffot his greet experiei g In treating over 10 An
s1se1 a. .be a.. e. ssEersl Hospitsl, asd . arao-
100 - =. LIo . aeEs sIcnA -. male s1d fesaAis.
~ car srrsni . Sar~ On . - days.
n b " pa the fs-cefgf 81 ois, sdyfC- snc .ls1a
involuntary .-ntrsions .rfef,
IL zSII's ahksOh POs DKss. cskTlIH
~ Cthk i0I Nervous Debility. EemiIAl NnA.
sioSt cScser u tEdiscrptfsn, 3onorf nCss, fec..
1cronuis, ssin nisesss, Syphilis. ~ 81 - ores.
sree6iis cured.
Scsses- Cera@se So fs-rp-, ssscsrass
Sole a. NR-aih.tun by w X. kSTN ssfR
gTEgFis. corner fcZuzs n ara enf i.rh strosS
Prtn~ q .eg- bog. raLt ~ resl frsl.
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FOB SALE.


y q nixes HoAsEs. y hich viii be Ia AZ
sw figure: car Be seen at ;hs Hosara 81 -
sfsES. PrcHie,er = - - 80 sesl s..
TOE sALk-os e.r--Fcnr u rec as 'HtNRE
II LIENS. seversl sho. Ce.es. and one writius
h hSan sgs,, 7, Ne; 90 fennsyi'.ois sssn9e'
FIVE CARTs AMP HOksEs FOR sALE-
= Cars. n,n..ly res vi Re .old low To- a.
Or sstssf K .sS is,s -ts F. It ~1rk ssis s-62S
EIrTEEN YOUNG HokSES FoR skLk,
n, sroes ,h e h.rne-., ron West Yr-gin,s; o.
oslss' n. And streets sea'hxes, -
sels 81 HU9H oUiGLtf.
F1R sAlEsPine Rc.egcea PIANO; Lady Of
street, between and q and sIh snd " ii {ITa
ffEs se shts AID H rAIs e s sosSs ~
NNSon Honse' corner 7'h AMI streets. noa
EUK SALE- FaT -bI,57 q \ - : go 49,
f2r term Apply = NlILos & sIN. EN--
.,t,.,. .Hk aTe"ue' between l4th AUD lsth lSn
Eos SALE A good BrILpING go : "a fl-71---
irs,,' running back q loot sil-y aud Gu aiming
only sis Af5y a, NJ saR ia :,a aSa ' .d7 s"oa
tFCR sALE-A first-oisss RESIDESCF- vv7I5 al
evsen an M'iiS e, s5 : t % S as ,rs S
hrSs s,shr o. me alley The house has Ss,vr H'..
to-eoot ~ ~ alI tth -, oDro-ir- Pcs pii--.
4 2 PRIVATE SALE-Tharonr'- h-.a DEVON
"A GOV ;. b ElEERS 4 DAbNES Il.
oail'nR ~ Captain nADnoN'> Ssrrr. one a.d Sl u
= bali miles northwest of Georgetown, "a th.-A-A~.
District, on Rfge Road. opDosato AF A a. Pick
eel farm, the MANAGER vii ,hcw selected nan
ter 4 pure brrd Deven stock. ~ Il pose = tie
-erre Per objections ~ YER rrlnco6 prices. klss
;hoi ough br<d RAClNG STALLION Bay-fuIl
tiNteen hands high, &c. a.. sels-e5sus
EURsALE. OK EXCHANGE FOG CIrY PROP
u EBTY-A COUNTY, SEAT AND -FsRM
thoroughly heslthy. one and half miles Rerthwest
q Georeefovn. ia District Of Columbia. on Riatra
hosd, oppO, it, Mr. A Ia. Pickeres :, containing ne
hurfred ard two acres Of choice isad-ssventy f re
10 guilty siion; balance ia woods, groves and COW
cred with improvements. IL is well uatered having
several never-tsii'ne springs, which mske q ine
stree rushing the entire length of the farm Tee
improvements are roomy residence of frame. well
shsded; kitchen detschsd farmers nouse, sraaary
ice house, barn. stabiug. SC, &C. The Last years
assessed valuation wac SlO) per ocre On la acres
81 III; improvements, S400; total. sl4.a0 1
vii eel this property for assessed valuation and
MAKE the teTns to euit the purchaser; or will eN-
change for frsf-class improved City Property. 40
p!y on the Premises or to the subscriber. W A T
MADDOX, 3i4 south 18th street, Philaislphia
Pa. .ala $780,
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CLOTHING.

L. J. 8El5EASLE.
fscccosscr g y. y sccsc. Uo.J -
cITIzEss, AKMY IND navy.
MERcdANT TAILOR. y
netEoeCfian Hcsol, fiste FrowHhD
yls6 ne 362 repas ave. xsxhssss -
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THE WEATHER.,


WAR DzfARThRHT, Office Caisf S,snai 0.Neer,(
WAsHIseToN, ID. o., Sept. 81. 1872, ua.m.{
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwENTY-PoUs HOURS
tbe barometer has risen from Flojida to New
England, being the highest over south Atlantic
states. 1t has fallen from Kentucky to Lake
Erie and rthwestward, and an area of low
barometer has advanced eastward to, and now
probably extends from eastern Iowa to upper
Michigan accompanied by fresh and brisk
winds. Cloudy and threatening weather pre-
vailed during the night over the northwest,
with heavy rain at Duluth. The temperature
has risen from Tennessee and Missouri 10 lower
Michigan, and southern Wisconsin.
PRoBABILiTIss--For New England, clear
weather, rising temperature and winds gradually
backing to westerly and southerly. For middle
states, sOutherly winds and rising temperature
with increasing cloudiness and probably threat
ening weather over the lower lake re yion to-
night. For the south Atlantic and gulf states,
east OF the Mississippi, easterly to southerly
winds and generally clear weather. From Ten
nessee to Lake Erie and lower Michigan, fresh
scufherly winds aud increasing cl0udiness an
probably threatening weather north OF The Ohio
valley. For the northwest, rising barometer
northerly to westerly winds and clearing
weather, and extend eastward over tho upper
lake region during the afternoon and tonight.
FCHUfCH OF tbs ISCARNArGON, cor.
ofhciaie TU-AOB Row at Ii 8. 10. and rs o m 1t
nEsyV; DR.. LANsHAN Witt PREAOH
nS AT FGUa pHY CaURGH corner of li.h
Feast al 31f .. m All are cordially a.. ls-
4" HARMoNihL HALL-Free Lecture To
~ MoRRnW M9RNING, atlI o'els- !. BY W.
IA. BURR; subleet: = aeon, the author of Shake
SCARS Works with Incidental reference to Taos
Paine as Junius. IT.
HFTHIRTY-FIRsf MATINEE MUSI0AIE
Ny OF the Washington Conservatory o. Music
81 the FIRST Congregational Church, on MONOAE
.NEfiNG NEXT. Commences at 6, closes At 7.
rec omission. It,
.-rbe M mbers Of UNIDN LODGE
TX No. II will ass. mble l. their hall TO NOR.
how Sunday AtTERNOOf. at i o'cloc *, to at
feEd the funeral Of Bro Moss MEREDITH
special meeting THIS ETENING atel. o'clock
1t J. MARTIN MCFARLAND, Per Sec.
-NINETEENTH DIS rRICF-
W. The REGULAR meeting Of the DEMOCRATIC
ard CONSERVATIVE CLUB Of the l3th district
VIII be held at Brien . School. honse. on MON
DAY EVENING, eeptember I'D, at ~ o'clock
THEO. FRtEBUS, President
HEHBf BUSHER, Secretary. sell 90
nF STAR BEAM TENT, No. Q, D. F-You
Wy are hereby notified to attend special meet
ing 70 be held at the hail on street, bs'w4an Oh
am 7fh streets, a. O'Clock, on SUNDAY MORN
INC Slst instant. to make ranQem ents TO attend
(, he funeral Of our late SISTER HERMAN. All sister
lodges are cordially invited to attend the funeral
By order X. 3.
Ia ANNIE REID.
@MAsONIC-The members OF NAVAi,
W. LODGE, No Z. =. aud A. N will meet a.
thc.r II lad. corner 9th street and Virgins avenue
B. f.. on SUNDAY AETERNOON, September 22I,
at O'Clock to attend the funeral OF our LATE broth
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n%MAsONIC.-The members Of MAYA
~ LODGE, No: Z. =. aud A. n will meet a.
their Hall. corner 9th street and Virgins venue
s: Il. on SUNDAY AFTERNOOH,S September 22I,
At attend the funeral Of our late Broth r,
fraisrnally invited. By order of w. M
IL JOS. u. RANER. SA-ratarx
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LIVERY STABLES.

fsOHGBlss sfADLle. =
Hers. and Bussiss Tor Hire, "a 8 I'm II
upp,y o. good horseo f9r ale eye.y week. ~
ysl-ly RlOHARD Want, PrSvrtsese,
w CAARIAqEe q the la1aoe 0fyios cSnfscf{v =
and and fog hire By the day q. nonfA. = -,
nishsd With the nost oo1fcrta6is -
elegsnt Carrfagee. Particular oftonfio0 - boara
s sRs aef'ss' ssa horss avass In ale snd e
XIII k1AL HAIk BRAIDe, q reduced prices
ma .. HILLlRp. yls na.sst spses,
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The NORTHERN LIBERTY
~ RkET viii be held IS usual on FRI
Dealers and holders OF stalls will be ioc,ted IN the
new market upcn application TO me therA shsl.
Dc Ia sttendsnca during the entire days ednes-
day and THURSDAY. 5. MCFARLAND, Clerk
SEA tCh- on. Repubi lean
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LOST AND FOUND.
SrRAYED-came 10 the premises of the spb
- seritSr, about ths 18th of August, aN
brown HOkSE, with star in his forehead I'm
Inc owner Is requested TO come forward GA
prove properly, pay charges, an4 take him away.
seASt MM w. DAVIS, near Tenuaiytown
'lAkEN UP ASTaAY-QE the 10fh in.t.pt- on
telnsyiyania aveDue. bet 1etn 9Th and N
list ST. eets. dark BAY MARE: s>dils on ~
Ihe owner Is requested to come forward. NA
JOHN ALEXANDRA, alley between 2lst and 2si
ann AID streets northwest se2i ST.
STRAYED FROM CLIFBUxN september l9.k /,
- q large y HITE COW, with ark brown-a
spots about the shoulders; black ears ana Ia "
nose; rather short norns. Ths finder will be3A
.n1l,a5by rewarded bE returning her to LEVI
STEVENS n'H
GAME TO THE sUBsCRIBER-Oa 18th Of sap
~ TENDER. one milch and cider crump le-s,
horned COW, marked on the right ear ~ W
Owner is requested TO come forward, proveA
pi sesi 81. II o. ExMiITos, Mount Pleasant.
- GRAY HORSE and one CRAY n RE; n
horse fee bitten. A suitable reward will be IN
given nDreturned TO JOHN MCCEBE, LIST IA
street, between and Q streets, Island. selo3;-
TAKEN UP-sep,ember 18Th, 1874, on my orem-
ises, one dark BAY HORSE, with three *
white ankles. The owner will please come IN
and .sI gsy eh.sess and Tax ssss r biz hSrse
T Osf-A Russian GOLD COIN PIN so@e16cre
~ on one OF the following streets:-I, cor
81 ssh Posi- Once ssa ssa to 70
Equip. DIV. p. o. Dept. sis
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SIXTH AND SEVENTH DISTRICTS
To ratify the nominations Of Gen. N. p. Chapman
for Congress, and Messrs. John y. Murray and Geo
Dyer for the House Of Delegates, will De held at
FaIragut Square, corner Eth and X s.rests, on
FRIDAY EVENING, auth instant, commencing at
20 O'Clock.
General N. p. Chapman and other disiiuguished
gentlemen will be present and address the meet.
ing. sal92t
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION or SPEECH
About five years ago, says the Cumberland
NcrS. Miss Eliza lite, now about twenty
three years of age, residing on Bedford street,
in this city, lost the power of speech entirely
from the effects of cold, and had not, up to
Sunday list. uttered word since. The
skill of the best medical advisers of this city
and Baltimore was Obtained by her distressed
parents, but all in vain, and all hope of the
restoration OF her vocal powers was given
up.
on Sunday morning she was returning
from church and was thinking of Il particular
tune sung by the choirat the services she had
lust attended, when she found herself uncon'
sciousIy humming it. She was greatly aston
ished to hear sounds issuing from her lips,
but proceeded to make other experiments,
and found that she could speak!
How or where this miraculous cure, II
such it can be called. was effected no one can
tell, but the JOY of the young lady's parents
and friends is so great that they do not
trouble themselves much on this head, but
ure content to look ut it as an interpositlon
Of Providence. The young hdy's Joy, as
may be imagined. is not unSpedkdbte, ana we
suppose that after five years OF enforced
silence she will bayea great deal to talk abou'
for some time 10 come.
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sessions OF o,ir country. i,t.t Sc mo.
cIoiis ne Iooisis on esf l6si
In CO scfusion slie siid Asa, SIS 4lses tpFa s,l
your lives, young gent eiilgli, NOT tfg Moor
ish KING who buiaE into tears o. fs,ssY 4 rocky
eninsiice hc behgfd ffUs lie lust time thn lost
towers aud ihlaess OF tareiattas but fte
Ulysses Of tho fUeE Whether tossed tn
warning winds when g
sfhc rainy Hya ids srst Thu dim SAL .is
or snateitcd a ~. the enstlphing biltow by The
hand OF q goddess; or a wrecked and solis
tary sslpplicant ittDn aii unknown coast; or
wa,iaGtiiig tiissunsulnse In tho shores of Ca
iypso's isle. and betleiyiiie With perpetual
tears the garments given him by iHifiort,l
beauty, but one feeling filled his soul. As
with constant B,ifHl the Notwithstanding man
sought Ithaca OF memory, do yo,T With lone
et,,Ml teihl,et Of hfrtac ltearts;'' pt,rstie the
Ithaca of Hope: BUILD ub The waste Places.
OF war--heai the ah;thositfcs Of e&aspe:
rated scttions-g gather froii the perish
ing traditions oi sorruwful strife all
that WAS uoblu in sentiment or heroic In con-
duct of either se,tion. and preserve 1t ns n
cotil,tioti heritage of glory; lar,nonize the
passions; prciudicss: did Interests, Of iites,
wherein Gods laws do not permit theiil TO
mingle, nor His providence to sever cherish
the good influences Of pic,y, patriotism; aud
learning, until 1iolp the bosom of the future
cmcHssS II fc&atd aha bless your labols
the lthac=, OF the soul, the image Uf yt'ut
country, smiling Will, all the fruits and
crowned with all The flowers of peace"
This nlca%rc outline gives but faint idea
Of the splendid illustrations, the gems of
literature, aud the oi.,ate sng,lnae which!
niac!t tltr address glitter and stmfkle through
out his delivery. We iircs,i,nt ito one will
question MIR: lIolcomht'S title to raiik aiiiors
The foremost orators and ffttrdti of the E6itu:
ttS: FIkToR.
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Three United States MarshaEs Force {:
Young Man from His House i'm Can

Three United States Marshals Force "a
Young Man from His House i'm Cam
ada.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 3.-The town OF
Thorald, small place on the Welland canal,
was the scene Of Il daring attempt by three
United States officers to abduct Il young man
named William White, q ship-carpenter, of
Chicago, III. This evening about 3 O'Clock,
while White was at supper, boy entered
his boarding place, stating that gentleman
in Il carriage ut the door desired to see him.
White immediately left the table and stepped
to the door, where two men jumped upon
him from behind, pinioninS his arms to his
side, and third threw over his head large
cloth, to prevent his Outcrics being heard i'll
the neighborhood. He was then forced ints
"A covered carriage which stood ut the door,
and driven rapidly in the direction of Queens
town, being closely guarded by his three cap
tors.
On reaching the open country four miles
east of Thorald one OF his captors struck q
light, and holding il to the face of the pri-
soner, exclaimed, "IIerc's go; we have
Gagged the wrong bird" A halt was made,
and an examination of the person Of White
was had, the result of which was Whites
release, and his being returned to his board
ing place by his would-be captors.
White states that his captorS were United
States officers from Greensboro, North Caro-
lima, who are aftera young man that has been
connected with the outlaws of North Caro-
lima or the kukluX, aud who was seen to-day
in the village by the officers. The officers adj
justed mnicably their little trouble with
White, who refuses to prosecute or give any
information that might crimnate them.
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Correspondence of liz HfthiRofa Dfstateh:
letter from Saut ssn cStern TiFsttlah.

DUBLIN. july ., 1872.
Aftct leaving Ta%cwelt Courthouse we
crossed over tito Stns tb. where we found
the same good crops, liue land, and signs Of u
GOOD country. Our attention was especially
called TO the oat crop, which will be a large
one. The farmers were then engaged in cut.
ting wheat, which promised to be- good
Weld. But the quality of the soil especially
attracted orr attention. Rich Valley. in this
county. * mostly COMPOSED of fine i;irnlS.
Wythe next. Tho sainr goptl prospects
for Il crop: This county Is now rpreiViiig
into its bounds quite Il number of southern.
trS. In conversation we were told that these
PERSONS are i source of rcycntlt to this
county, and by creating Il demand for sup
plies help pay the taxes. They do not st y
over three months. :i> II general thing, then
hctiking themselves TO their homes. EXten-
Siyc preparations are making TO receive them
this season, not only IN the town Of Wyshc-
vile, but also in the country. Dming their
stay they give Il gay air to the town. which
is said then to present city appearance.
Wythe appears to he waking up IN enter
prise. I he manufacture of iron is becoming
quite business. On Cripple creek, in this
county. quite Il number of furnaces are in
operation, and more are building-nostly
10y northern capitalists.
Pulaski was mex, reached, where the farm
crS are busiiy engaged securing their liar
vests. The corn is looking well, and the
season is very good.
One thing struck lis on our ride: the de-
SliLlcnc>S of this country and its advantages
over ether portions of our State for ctttlc-
raising. Richmond surely ought to offer
Inducements to this section for its trade.
1t,
OF cutie being shipped North, the growth of
your city should call for them. Every year
shows Improvement in stock, and farmers
are gradually getting their farms we'll gl1l>Scd.
County agricultural societies are spruSing
up. and tend to excite spirit OF inquiry and
Improvement among the people. ButenouSh.
PM
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Correspondence OF tile Richmond Dispatch.

ftEAMSS STATION, VA, july 4, 1872.
The Dinwidtlie legislator is somewhat in
ccnSed because of my report of his remarks
in NY letter of the 18th llltimo; is apprchcn-
S,yc hat ne will he taken for a GrcClcyitr,
&C.; says that he did not say he could not
vote for Greeley, but that he would not.
Please let the public know That he, i'll this
particular. WAS unntcntionlly mSrepreSent-
I'd ; AMI u, ne complains did not give his
remarks in full. further state that he labor
cd a>>iduoll>ly to impress the minds of the
nc"rurS with the magnitude of the sin of rc-
ru>lng 10 support the Radical nominees,
even going 80 far us To lathctc'liy quote,
" tn" c"iorcd troops ut tmtiy," but coll
triyrd To forget that Try Grants order white
ROANOKE.
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Virginia walks gallantiy into the canvass.
The Richmond Convention was Ill every way
a decided success. That the Oid Dohitii .,ll
would 20 for the CINCINNATI ticket was easily
foreseen. In Virginia and Tennessee ti,e
new departure had been tired, ana the peo OPP
were satisfied with the experiment.. NJ
Bourbons have surrendered. In tiie soutil-
ern states we have left Stephens, Toombs,
Bhnton Duncan, and few of their ad-
mirrrs. But, the great heart of the South
beats for Greeley, and Greeley VIII De tnc
next President, we think.-Bristot Ne,ds.
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STAMPED To DEATH BY IORSE.-Mr
Thomas n. Lee, living near EMrlemOnt, in
this county. lost little boy last week by Il
kick from vicious horse. Some horses got
into lot of oats, and the little fellow, who
was about five years old, without being told
went ID drive them out. Among them was
Il mare with colt, which was attacked by Il
du-. The mare became vicious and stamped
the child on the head. crushing in the skull
He fingered several days. and died OH last
Sunday morning. Li6Grty NerS.
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T'ng CHorS.--A friend from Bland county
informs us thai the wheat, corn, oat, and
grass crops are better thus fur than they have
been for years.
The wheat that is now being cut in Wytile.
at this writing, is uncommonly good-Srain
large. plump, and welllillcd. Corn growing
finely and oats very heavy and thrifty, indi-
caljug Il heavy yield.-- UythcriRc Dispatch.
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E1OR NEW YORK.--OLD DO {SFs
II MTNION STEAMSHIP OdPANY.sssssesasS;
Tic fside-wi,ee steamships OLD DOMINION.
WYANDkE,9 ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. NJ
AGARA, ALBEMAREE aBa HATTERAS, leave
New York for NorfNlk. City Polnb and Richmond
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at . O'Clock T.. ,.tt ,yz
Lears qicilntUnI every. TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at high tide
These SHIPS are entirely new. They have elegant
saloonsi staiefbtms, auf bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention., are I'M
surpassed. .
cfn and European ports. E
Fot further information, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
y,,y z t,pyprnOr street.
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What a dull world this must be, sure
enough. when the Alabama claims are finally
settled. For seven years they have furnished
fine material for thought, argument, and pas
sion. TO two of the greatest lastions on the
globe Cincinnati Commercial. u
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CH0rHIhG.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

IN iIs3NU NNf1 = y . -'. az - - . -
At JULIUS KRAKER'S, No. LII Main street,
which consist Of Cheviot Suits At Sill, worth SIS;
cb, Cassi.ner Coats ana Pants ut S3, worth $40
bhie. black and brown Cloth Coats, sroeks aud Der
bys al sI2, worth $l5; light aud dark Suits for boys
at $40 and lo worth $ia aud 49, boys black Alpaca
jackets and LINN Pants for 50: chiidren's Linen
Suits a, saas; boys Linen Goats at 7acs; mea's
Linen Goats at ri aud upwards; cottoaade suits u
30, worth 80. Also large assortment OF "hite
Duck and Ribbed Suits double aud singlc-bress
Marsellles Vests; striped Alpaca ana sarasus,
Goats, an fun line Of FURSisiiiSG 20, 6oo1,s.
Team sell lower than AIRY one, rs buy
for cash. Come and convince yourselves.
Take notice OF the red post In Front Of tue dooi
lie film --.-.-------ryz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

A new system of casting type is said to De
coming into vogue In England, the type
being cast in syllables, enabling IN average
to sci five thousand ems a'' ho'ii'
The invention has been patented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06

A FREAK OF LIGurNlkG.-GeorgeF reeimd,
near Chapel Hill, set rake up against 4 tree,
and storm came up, and the lightning tore
the handle all TO pieces but didn't touch the
Hltsboro' Recorder.
gIt did not leave any tracks upon the iron,
but it was, we doubt not, thereupon.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06
ROOTS, SHOES, DC.

IUST KECEIV ED-Ladies' kida
~ Marie Anonrttr Slippers; Ladies' StrgcH eAa~
Button Boot; and i;alnoiT.ls; Misses lts.ri-A
coo,1J Fulton Boots: t;cntlcnIen's broadway Gal
tcrs: GcutIrrncnS Kid and M"rocco tiaiters; GeIl.
ilrmen's Seamless ScI-Skin l0w-luarter shoes; all
for eaic low Inv JOHN 1 PAGE, IR.,
~" Va 1908 Main street.