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Fire i'm SsnnntN"-. chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Engine House gurnt--
Loss $40. 1000 to 100000.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatci

SptcEi! itiI2IiiH ~ llc llSpitCH.
STANTON, VA, July 31.-Thc engine
house OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company at this place was totally destroyed
by fire this morning about , O'Clock, and
badly burning four tirst-class locomotives.
BY great effort of the citizens who turned
out. many of the ears and several adjacent
buildings were saved from burning.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from the sparks from one Of The locomotives
in the house. and was so far advanced when
the city fre-engins arrired on the spot that
any attempt to stop it would inl5 been Use
less. The loss to the company is supposed
10 be between $1,000 and 100000, and no
Insurance.
The loss of the engines will not interfere
with the running of the trains to-ttay:
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YEAS AND NEiGns.-If horses could make them
selves understood in human language they would
signify by "A universal !sYea" their assent to the
statement that the MUSTANG LiyIMEyT Is the best
remedy extnt for MI these extcrual ailments, and
by 4 most emphatic Neigh show their displeasure
every attempt to use any other preparation In Its
stead. Ever since its introduction at ST. Louis. at
the close of the Mexican In 1919, it has proved
signal blessing TO horse and man-curing with alb
solute certainty and wonderful dispatch such equine
diseases as SPAWN, rinebone. poll evil. scratches,
hoofaIe. &C.. and relieving and hually removing
the painful affections which attack the muscles
sinews. and external glands of uman beings. II Is
fact beyond contradiction that for all Injuries or
complaints of man or quadrnpeds to which an eX-
ternal remedy IS applicable the MUSTANG LINZ
MEST Is preferable to every other.
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Georgia.

SAvAsSAn, GA, July 31.-The street-car
troubles have entirely ceased, and the city is
quiet, us usual.
George w. Wilson (white), leader Of the
Ogeechee wing OF the Republicans, was ar
rested by the United States authorities to-
day for disturbing the Republican meeting
Monday night The Commissioner con-
tinued the case till tomorrow.
ATLANTs, Ga, July S1.'rbe Senate to-
day passed an act allowing colored men ex-
cluded from jury-lists to appeal to the judges
of the Superior Court. The Senate y largely
Democratic.
John Bowlcs, surveyor of the port Of
Savannah, has rendered his resignation, and
will support Greeley.
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From AspinwalI and pnnan,a.

AspINwAIL, july 81.--Thc United States
steamer Wyoming is still here. Captain
Pannell, Of the Edgar Stuart. was rearrested
ON the 18th, but was released after few
hours Imprisonment.
During the temporary absence of Presi-
dent Gonzales, of Salvador, eS-PTesident
Dueras was tried and acquitted. On the ie.
turn Of Gonzales he had him rearre5ted and
,nnrisoued. An attempt was made 10 iiiali-
gr,ratc revolution in the interior, but it
was suppressed. Several persons were
killed.
PANAMA, July I--The United States
steamer Hassler, with Professor Asassiz ana
party OH board, will sail tomorrow ior san
Francisco and Saranac.
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geans who tried i, slloot &, l,,,8

gcans who tried to shoot az, litr
armed aud tWiee.wounded citizen in
the arms Of his friends at Lireclnton yester-
day would have been lyuched without
mercy. Isaw this occurrence, and d north,
ern man at my side saw it. FOO, and would.
! believe, have been one of the first 10 assist
In hanging the cowardly brute OF Il soldier.
General Barringer AND J,sdgc Merrimon,
with whom / travelled from Company
shops tonight. are exceedingly confident,
land claim high nnjorfties for the State
ticket--two-thirds Of the Legislature on
Joint ballot and SIX out of eight congress-
fren.
As an evidence of the means used by the
Federal ofiie .'lolders to prevent the Conser-
vatives from exercising che right of clai.
lenge, Isend the following, which has been
promulgated to-day:
"NorIcE.--Any person or persons being
deprived on the day of election OF the eIec.
tive funchise illegally, be he OF either .oiiti.
cal party, is requested to report his grievance
| at once to the undersigned, who Is author
lied to Investigate all such matters.
(Slgned] j. G.. HESTER,
"Uniied States Department Of Justice
Hester is a mere detective, but has most
unenyiable notoriety in connection viii, the
Administration ontrages in this State. Able
lawyers here say he has no authority what
ever to pry into such matters, the recent
amendments to the United States election
law under which supervisors are appointed
NOT applying to any voting precincts except
in cities of over twenty thousand inliabi-
fants.
There is some apprehension here Of 4 row
tomorrow, but the citizens are determined
to exercise al forbeamnce, as it is well
known that the Radicals desire, above all
things, to create riot and call it u kuklux
inSurrection.
Full returns of the election cannot posi-
bly, be received before Saturday night, but
it is hoped that by Friday night enough will
he known to say how the State goes. The
first reports will probably be nnfasorable, as
the negro counties are always first heard
from.
Both parties are holding meetings here to-
night.
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Enect of sIr. Summers I,cttcr.

WASHINGTON, July d.-Mr. Summers let
ter creates intense excitement in all circles
and some depression among Radicals. While
it is claimed il will not enable southern me-
groes to break froul their leagues and the
despotism of the carpet.bpggers, supported
by the rufians of their own race, its effect
among the more enlightened and free ne
groes Of tie North will be sweeping, and
however it may effect State elections South,
it is admitted it makes Grants defeat for the
presidency sure.
MONTGOMERY. July 3l.-Mr. Summers
letter fell like bombshell among the colored
people They say they will not be surprised
if Grant next declares for Greeley.
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New York Items.

New York, July 3l.-The Mayor of Yeddo
and Il number of japanese ambassadors yes
terday attended the launching Of the steam
boat kiwaba, built for the japanese Govern
Senor 1Iariscal, recently Minister Of
Foreign Affairs OF Mexico under duarez,
and now charged for the second time TO re-
present Mexico at Washington, arrived here
yesterday.
Horace Greeley has reconsidered his pur-
pose of making stay on Long Island. de
has now determined, in company with Ills
family, to visit his old home in New aamF-
shire, where he will remain month or
more.
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The low baromc-
ter in Pennsylvania will move tonight of the
New England coast, with threatening wea-
ther and rain areas from New Jersey north
eastward over New England. Clearing and
cooler weather over the lower lakes with
northery and westerly winds, extending
southwark to Virginia and eastward over
Middle and Eastern States on Thursday.
Clearing and clear weather on the South At
Entic and Gulf coasts with caStCrly and
soutllcrly winds, vccriDg to northcasterly on
the upper lakes and southsasterly III the
Ohio and Upper Mississippi Valleys, with
partly cloudy Wcathcr.
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,.nu,xS win .cll. after the sale OF Com
,,cr,44l iilncA," It br>iness stand on ihiTteeh'i
.,.,,.r l.,wccn Main aud Cary.
.,....,,,n,\ MI! s.,l ateP.M hous" and lot In
,'....r,., oC uLtryic near the city reservoir
.,.,.t,,s & WILLIAMS will sell nj l. w w"
...n-lrun, rrirk ~;"rr> ani Warehouses known ~
..,nt,, rial Elock, Nn Gary between i"'i''h
.r. rhirtc,u'h strccIs. They VIII ais" sen ~ >,
T. VI the ;hrcc-st"ry brick residence 40 'i'
t,sf,or,. rrInrcu tla> and Leigh.
l,\t i KRoTHEE VIII sri' ~ " T. NJ Nv" 'o'S'
,.,rj, , framed house thereon. on III" northwest
,,rnrr,, Twcri, -tr>t anI Main streets
,iI.Y N, kTF~EE viii soil ut 10 \ Vi. house
r.Ar nlTni'urc, So
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The Fire al Hunters Point, n. f.--Es-
timafaH Ei0sE over 00--Ihc
Fire sill Ruruinc.

NEw York, July 31.--The fire at lfuEter'>
Point was gotten under control before mid
night last night. The damage is estimated
by insurance agents ut Sl,500,O00. Last
evei:.g .mincnsq crowds visited the scene Of
confagrtcn. The nrt toiItlrued TO burn all
night, and the spectacle presented upon the
river was one singuklrly beautiful. All the
surroundings were brilliantly lighted, al
though as the night advanced it became ma
teriaily alnteI. The fire will probably con-
tinuc to-ciy ii Tic supply of oil holds, out
No fire of such magnitude was ever before
witnessed on East river.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market.

New YORK. July 3l.-Specie shipments
to-day, SS00.0O0.> Money more active at
per cent. Sterling unsettled and declined
to % to 81. Gold, ll55 to 1154. Govern
mcnts very strong at ! advance. TenneS-
secs strong; remainder of States steady.
Tennessce's, I3l new, 73!. Virginia's, Al :;
new, 80. Louisiana's. 80; new. is. Levee's,
Co: SIS, 20. Alabama's, 81; SIS, 80. Geor-
gia's, 20; rs, 50. North Carolinu's, SO; new,
90. South Carolina's. 81; new, 30.
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Thc Cotton Crop Ecins Destroyed by
the Boil and Army Worm.

MONTGOMERY, July 31.-The boil and army
worm are running the cotton crops. One
plantation which three days ago would have
made one hundred bales will now make no
more than fifty. There Is great depression
nmorg the planters in consequence. They
consider themselves ruined. Two and half
million bales Is now the outside estimate of
the crop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

fsfyEnsIpE PARK.--A fec OF twenty-five cents
win Invariably be collected at the gate OF all per-
sons visiting the Park unless they arrive on the
Park Conpanys boats that is on the boats OF the
Dolly Warden line. Be sure to get on one OF the
boats OF the Dolly Warden line, and your return
ticket VIII nass YOU into the Park free
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Another Fire In New fOrk--Chiid
ksIIrnnA 10 Death.

New YoRk, July 31.-A fire on Forty
seventh street and First avenue last night, OF
the premises of Mr.. EiSncr, originating in
stable; buried about seventy heifcrs and some
two or three hundred sheep: The building
itself was consumed. together with an adj
Joining tenement house. Mary Donohoe, II
child two years old, was burned to death III
tl,p lttpr
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prfIrr ~TErt~ru~-fELnSY AND N!>Ii-
vr,.rr C,-,2 nI,ry~fn or-Fl>ES lMrOSEp
,>u CuILlcrrr.. jhr following business was
Transacted i'm the Police Court in the month
oi .Iuly: There were 4W ca>"S OF INSIDE
,uramrr di>I",cd y; and II eases of felony
,>aluinrd. Fines amounting 10 S3Sl.'' wrr"
imposed and collected. Fourteen cases OF
felony were sent on Tor trial by the liustlng,
Court. I'W'nty-iuur PERSONS sent |" la'l
hnIug been Convicted Of ni>dcmran"r. anG
fnty-two IN default ot security for good hc-
hlyirY.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
: England.

England.
ROYAL couRTEsIEs TO AMERICAN SAvJl0FFf-
GERS. &C.
LONDON, July 3l.-The American heet,
which has beef1 for soue weeks Mt Ports
mouth, is going to Cowes, where twill be
Inspected 6y the Prince and Princes sss 20 OF
Wales, and probably Queen Victoria; Hn
Royal Highness viii entertain Rear A tinirni
James Alden and . number of other oihcers
of the feet tomorrow. On Friday similar
courtesies will be extended to them by the
Mayor of Southampton.
The Gcncya Arbitration.
GENEVA, July 31.--There Is authority for
the statement that there is complete bar
mony in the Board Of Arbitration upon me
Alabama claims, and the speedy seftleinent
of all questions before the tribunai Is cx-
pected within few weeks.
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Political.

CoLrMBus, o., july 3l.-In the Liberal
Republican Convention to-day the commit
tee to elect presidential electors chose Gene
raj Thomas Ewing on behalf Of the Demo-
Gratis, and August I. Helm on behalf Of the
Liberal Republicans.
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RIVERSIDE PARK Is kept hy the propret"rS of the
Dolly Warden line Of boats for the "f the patrons
of that line, and the Park Company VIII collect al
the gate fee Of twenty-five cents from every per-
son visiting the Park by any other line OF boats BE
sure you get OH the Dolly Warden tnanie on each
boat, and your return ticket will admit you to the
Park free.
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ifnr JcEY or llENRlCo COUNTY COuRT.-
Ia" following is a list Of the petit jury drawn
l'r r'TN!r" al Tie next term OF the Uenrico
county Court, which commences on Mon
I'*E mkt: i. :. Hau%!Ian. NJ. Beazley. Elisha
rHNaI, john Ahi>, Charles Herbert. George
nM'rd, Bernard Plu@eman, Henry Is. Tate,
Manu"lra Bennett. John l.. Carter, George
't'HHrrk. George W. Hccklcr. Charles
"'ldl. t"bclt |. Frick, NJ W. Lawrence,
AnG +tlmr- GcAliStrr.
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To RIVERSIDE PARK hy the Dolly Warden Line.
Ten cents each way, and no charge at the Park
gate but an admission fee ri twenty-five cents will
invariably be collected Of each person arriving by
any other boat. The name Dolly Nar'icn" is on
each beat Buy your tickets ut GARBEn's OF on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-01

LEVY BROTHERS are Offering extra induccment:
in piques. They say they are determined TO ciost
them out.
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Now Is TIE TIME.-Now Is the time 10 Invest III
clothing. L. Il. SPENCE & SON have marked down
thoi- ,,ric,a
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RANGE or THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH Or
FIcE. "Wednesday, July 81: S "A. NJ. - de-
grecs; =. NJ, SS degrees; g =. NJ, 81 de-
grees; 81 degrees at the front door at P.
NJ
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JOB PRISTISG.--We call the attention OF mer-
chauts clerks OF courts, sherifs lawyers, rairoad
steamship and canal oicersand agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DIsPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish 4. short notice Cards,
Heads, Letteru Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
sBiaiiks Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bilis, Catalogues
Bflls of Fare. show-Bns, Checks, Drafts &c,, &es
&c. SUBTRACTION guaranteed, D
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JEFFERSON, TEXAS, July 31.-A supposed
incendiary fire here last night destroyed two
blocks, including the st. Charles Hotel and
seventy business houses. Loss. SlJ0,000.
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fEES0NN..-Policc Justice White was
'.Nrn suddenly i'll yesterday afternoon, and
,'d''rcd from slight hcmorrimcc.
'"'"n1t d. ). Curtis, of the Farmers Go
-, WAS in the city Yesterday.
VI Sainn"l j. Carrington, of this city, has
a'IN"d u Boston from Europe. Hcis much
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DOLLAR BASK.--This bank has enlarged
aud fitted up in handsome style the office
formerly occupied by MeSSrs. lsaacs, Taylor
e Williams, and will conduct its business
hereafter in the new bapkp".ho,lSe.
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A Church and Other buildings Dc
strOycd by n Storm.

EVANSVILLE, INmANA, July 31.-A heavy
storm passed over this place yesterday, pros
trating the German Methodist church and
four dwellings. Several persons were in
jurcd.
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Tho Gcucy. Arbitration.
Tie pnbiic Tre.,sury. ].

WAsnrSGrcs, July 3l.-rhe coin balance
in the treasury is 1868, ,O00, 900; currency,
s11 500, 600. 1t is stated that the decrease cf
the public debt this month will not seaeh
%. .00O. 900. 8
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If You desire rosy checks and complexion fair
and free from pimpes blotches, and eruptons, PIT
rify your blood 10y taking Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN
MEDIC AL DISCOVERY.
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LAUNCHING TIE New STEAMER.-It is stated
that the new iron steamship which is being
built ut Rockets will be launched on Satur-
day, ..--.... .-.-...........
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Ladies who wish something nice for polOnaiscs
shorld see the ncw-stylc striped Victoria lawns at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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Those recherche collars for gentlemen that LEVY
BROTHERS arc selling at seventy-fyc cents per
dozen are said to be worth $3.50.
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hrGrFnY.--Night before the last the dwell
H'% II The corner Of Ninth and Marshall
~ G'', "itS entered by thieves. and DR.. Curd
""' captain Pcarcc robbed of their wearing
'lI'lG ana small amount of money and
NN!lAle lnpcrs.
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He WEATHER Happy they
""o escaped the heated walls OF the city yes
"'Hay While the glaring rays of the sun
I'"'" deWn with an almost insutferable in
"h>At upon pedestrians whose business
ION ti'clA INTO the streets. We looked with
I'NE upon all who were SO fortunate as to
.''l' some place OF retreat, somewhere to 90
1i n'l S"t the pure country air, aud not to in
''"tr 'iiAt Which was up almost to blood heat.
9, v,'i was TIE case with all vino remained in
Richmond Yesterday.
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auot,er Indian Raid Ian Texas--Cfti-
Zens Murdered and Property PIun.

BsowssyLLE, Texas, July 31.-Another
Indian raid has occurred near L0redo, Texas.
Seventeen persons are reported killed. many
ranches and stores plundered, and stock
driven OFF. The raiders were hickapoos,
from MeXico.
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y,a,L Yfosi,ery,.

.TgRRE HaUTE, Isp., July Sl.- While cir.
ems was passing through this east q tbief
entered the Prairie City Bank and stolesa
quantity of money and checks.
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TIE DESTMs BANQUBTISG.-YeS
afternoon the Southern Dental Association,
by invitation, visited Riverside Park and Ell.
ioycd Il ride up the canal. On their return
they stopped at the Pump-Iiollsc, and were
handsomely entertained by the Virginia
Dental Society. Spcecl-making, toastng,
and having good time generally engaged
the attention Of the doctors until Il late
hour. when they returned to the city
charmed with their entertainment.
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Account Of Some Radical Rascalities.

SDerlal telegram 10 ttle DlSt'dtSlh
RALEIGH. N. c., July 3l.-A careful can
vass of the reports received from all sections
of thc State, and from the most reliable
sources. conyinces me that if the vote is fairly
polled North Carolina will give Merrimon
and the whole Conservative ticket na)or'ty
of not less than 5000. If the result Is othef.
wise # can only be attributed to purchased
and in,imidated votes cast by men oil DOM
colors. There are more Greeley ne
rroes here than one would suppose,
but they are prosecuted by their
Grant brethren with vindictiveness Almost 81
without a parallel. was on train yeslef-
day with negro who had been wayiaia py
his Radical neiglbors aud nearly killed WIN
blows inflicted by fence-rails in their hands.
On the same train ! was told of one VINO,
being suspected of Grceleyism, had his fields
invaded in the night by Union Leaguers,
who cut down every stalk of corn ON the
pIace and mutilated the trees in bis little
orchard so badly that they will never bear
aoain. The negro who was beaten per-
s;sts in his determination to vote for Gree
lev and aIerrimon. These are only sample
eases, aud the outrges perpetrated by negroes
unon those who differ with them in politics,
The whites are buiiied by United States nsats
shafts and their innumerabIe deputies, and i
il hoped that their rlscslities aud the need
less presence of United States soldiers viii
either keep Conservatives from the polls or
drive them into breaches Of the peace. Ing
torbearaace of the people under the clrelln-
stances is wonderful. Anywhere almost o.i.
in state whose people, from being naisrep.
resented, haye learned the importance
al forbearaaee, Tie Federal cavalry sei.
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LIST or UNMAILABIH LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RlCHMoSD OPosT-rrICE july 81, 1872.
Jolm G. Clildrry, Peter Fisher, j. Th. Will
liau Richmond
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TO RIVERSIDE PAkk.-Boats of the Dolly Warden
Line run from 4:aa to 7:30 every evening. BE sure
to go on the Dolly Warden, else you will have 10 Tay
Twenty-Five cents Mt the gate.
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81. EILYsoN& & Co, Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal Of the country at regular
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NEW YoRK, july 81. The semi,annuai ses.
sion af fhe Order OF B'Nai Birth WIS held
YESTERDAY, representatives being present
from different parts of the country
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All kinds of summer wear at E. Is. SPENCE
SoS's, 1890 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS say they hnve the best twenty
tive-ceut Victoria lawn in the city; and we be-
Iieyo IT,
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The Pembroke Shirt Is all the 80 now. +. Is.
SPENCE & SoS furnish To order or ready made.
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BE sure 10 get your clothing at the right place.
Il. SPENCE & SoS'S-l300 Main street.
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SHIRTS made 10 order, and guaranteed to fit, at l..
B. SPENCE e Sons.
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LEVY BROTHERS, stock of l24-cent lawns, ia
ancsc cloths. lenas and mozambiques. are going oil
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!.OCAL MATTERS.

T>rlEyu EFvr>rg M,TTERs.-All asSocr';
soon. nr corporations liable toa >emi-annllal
l4N ar,. rrp,ircd 20 make their returns tot
\-..>. or OF inl'uti Revenue on or hclorc
~, l"th ot August.
IN, lax on wholesale liquor dealers sale
.yt.i,5r.y on The Il>i of July, they are re-
coined H. make such returns OF sale, Tor Jul!
.l> hrrio.or" Alicr the 1t OF August TIC
t4> thereon ceases hy act Of congress
rl...r returns arr required 10 be maze
,.t,,l.rf in, dealer, arr liable or not.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade IN any
portion of the country should advertise i'll the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN Co. will
lishers' rates.