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The Bishop of winchester.

The late Bishop of Winchester was one
of the most remarkable men in England,
and his death will cause far greater sem
sation than usually happens in such cases.
1t is said of him:
"Probably no man in Europe, not even
Bismark or Moltke, ever led life of such
extraordinary and continuous activity for
so long q period. After debate in the
house Of lordshe would hurry off to be the
life of dinner party. for as diner-out
he had scarcely competitor in London !;
would then look in at the athen9um and
write a dozen letters or two, and then,
having by special permission obtained leave
from the Great Western railway to be
permitted the privilege of travelling down
in freight train, would start off at live
a. m. to be in time for a confirmation or
conservation in some out-of-the-way nook
of his diocese, and the man who the pre-
yious night had been the delight of duchess
es and brilliant iterati at Lord Stanhope's
or the Duke Of Cleveland s would be dining
alone with some poor incumbent and enter
ing into all his hopes and fears as parish
priest with parish priest.
It was this which caused his popularity
in his diocese to, be unbounded; and hii
kindness of heart and ardor in the service
of the Church were so evident that the
feelings of annoyance engendered by wha
some deemed an insincerity Of mannol
were in the latter part Of his life almos
entirely effaced by the recollection of hi
noble career. .t.
He will be long and fondly remembered
here as well as there, for Episcopal church
men in this country are just as familla
with his career as their brethren across tn
! Atlantic. The manner of the Bishop
/ death is remarkable, and recalls the obser
walton how often it has happened tina
military and naval mem ellington
Washington, Marlborough, and Farragut-
die in their beds after running thousan
| risks, whilst eminent ciyilians-Lincolr
Huskisson, Perceval, Peel-meet a
accidental end. y ~ pa
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, July 26.-Contreras has as
sumed command of the land and naval
forces.
Canton Marcia has addressed circular
to the foreign powers.
The Germans have released the crew OF
the Vigilante, fearing that the German
consul and family would be shot.
BARCELONA, July 26.-Four officers
of the civil guard have been shot for
attempting to desert to the Carlists. il
BAYoNNE. July 26.--The Republicans
are concentrating near Pampeluna,s and
Don Carlos is at Lizendo with Is, 900 well
armed men. The struggle will soon begn.
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MASsACHUsETTs.
Opposition to aener.l ButIer.

BosToN, July 26.--A meeting of Mas
sachusetts Republicans, representing all
parts of the state, was held here yester-
day, and took action in opposition to the
nomination of General Butler as the Re-
publican candidate for governor. Among
those present were Hon. Ii. L. Dawes,
Judge Hoar and other prominent gentle-
men. Judge Hoar presided. Speeches
were made strongly opposed to General
Buffers nomination, and an executive COM
mittee appointed to further the object oi
the meeting.
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Greaiag State gplsraal

THE STEAM WHISTLE NUISANCE. =
Under this heading correspondent speaks
his mind as follows:
at is wrong that the SICK citizens should
be disturbed by the internal noise made by
engineers blowing their steam whistles
every morning, soon after daY-break. 1t
is a perfect nuisance, and should be
stopped if it is in the power of the author
tiles to do so. If an engineer wants to-
blow his whistle for signal, there is no
use of letting full head of steam on,
waking up everybody in the city, sick and
well. A morning or two ago some engi-
neer blew continued whistle for over five
minutes. Now what could be the sense in
that unless he did it for his own amuse-
ment. There must be in q city as large as
ours very many sick persons, and it is a
hard case that they should be disturbed in
this way"
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FROM all quarters the press is speaking
out in praise of the decision of Judge
Blatchford in the Dana case. The only
regret is that the law should not be more
definitely settled as to constructive pres
ence." 1t is intimated that ifthere were
court in Washington city which could try
libel suits by jury, and single paper con-
tanning an alleged libel should circulate
there, the editor might be taken there for
trial. Ifthis be so there is a formidable
evil which needs to be looked at squarely,
and promptly remedied.
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WASHINGTON.
Postal Cards.

WASHINGTON. July 26. The manufac-
turers Of the postal cards have discovered
that they can comply with the requirements
to furnish cards equal to the official stand
ard by certain process of printing, and
the department has authorized them to do
SO. The total demand up to this time is
sixty million, and nine hundred thousand
will be turned out daily.
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VIRGINIA.
Destructive Fire I'm Norfor.

Desuucuve Fire In NOrfOrk. q
NORFOLK, July 26.-About one O'Clock
this morning, an incendiay fire broke out
from building on the west side of Market
square, occupied by Hoffheimer & Co..
boot and shoe dealers. Owing to the
bursting of a water main the day before,
and the limited resources of the fire depart.
ment the fire gradually gained headway and
finally extended on the northern side, as far
asArcher u Co. Is drug store on Main street,
destroying or damaging six or eight build.
ings.
The total loss is estimated at $3.50, 900,
partially covered by insurance. The prin.
cipal losers are Hoff'heimer & Co., and j.
L. Griffin, boots and shoes w. r. Hutch
ms, and Taylor, Martin & Co., hardware /;
Epes Il Co., crockery, and Archer & Co.,
druggists the latter damaged by water.
The fire-rocket signals which were sent
up brought over three engines from Ports
mouth and one from the navy yard, which
rendered great assistance in preventing the
further spread of the fire.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
W NEW ENTERPRISE.
RICHMOND COFFEE, DRUG, SPICE AND
MUSTARD MILLS. ~

RICHMOND COFFEE, DRUG, SPICE AND
~ MUSTARD MILLS. ea
Having procured q location in this city, with
ample water power, shall be prepared in a few
days. as soon as the balance of my machinery
arrives, to manufacture MUSTARD, ROAST
CoFFEE for Grocers. Grind and Pulyerize all
kinds of Spices, Gums, Barhs, Roots and Miner
ais for Druggists, Distilleries and Tobacco Manu-
facturers. Ai
MY mills and machinery are all new, on the
most extensive and improved principal. MY
whole life has been engaged in this branch Of
business in the city of London, and consider
myself an expert at the business; and will
garantee to give satisfaction, as my charges will
be at least one-half less than the present Ameri-
can charges. COALMAN & BRO,
iy 25-3t iFp Richmond, Va.
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IOWA.
A Lacivious Parent.

DACoTAH, July 26.-Ida Marion girl
aged fifteen years was arrested here yester-
day and held to bail on the charge Of
having twice attempted to poison her
father, P. Q. Marion, by putting stryehnine
in his bread.
She admits the truth of the charge, but
asserts that she was driven to it in defence
Of her own honor, her father having re-
peatedly and persistently attempted her
ruin since the death Of her mother. q few
years ago. Her story finds credence with
many, and bail was promptly furnished.
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TEXAS.
A Deputy Sheriff Shot and Fatally
Wounded by Outlaws

A Deputy Sheriff Shot and Fatally
Wounded by Outlaws.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-A special to
the Picayune from Waco, Texas, says,
"Deputy Sheriff Burt Blankenship was fa-
tally short last night, near this city, by
Bob Cristal, notorious outlaw, belonging
to the Modoc gang. Blankenship and posse
were in search of the gang when they were
fired upon by all the outlaws who were ly-
ing in ambush. One hundred mounted men
left to-day in search of the outlaws. The
court, which was in session here, adjourn
ed. and the grand jury was dismissed to
give the men an opportunity of joining in
the searcb.o
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nsg- sPOTsWooD COAL YARD

have renewed my lease on the spotswood Coal
Yard and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies Of FUEL.
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces;
wINTERPocK, CUMBERLAND and MID
LOTHIAN COAL;
West Virginia SPLINT COAL;
SOFT COX E for stoves and ranges
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split,
(kindling). W. 8. PlLCHER
iy 23-3m .s
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ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE
NATIONAL DIVISION Sons OF TEMPER
ANCE.- The Grand Division colored Sons
of Temperance of Virginia, have elected the
following delegates to the National Division
Sons of Temperance. which meets at
Saratoga Springs, August the 26th: w.
II. L. Combs, of Richmond; J. L. Nick
ems, Leesburg A. D. Franklin, Powha-
tan Rev. j. E. Smith, Manchester Rev.
j. E. Cook, Danville; Peter Archer,
Petersburg and Royal j. Morgan, Lynch
burg. Alternates. Revs. M. Marshall and
w. Rhine, Farmville; T. M. Hewlett and
B. Il. Edwards, Manchester; j. II. L.
Cooper and Peter Smith, Richmond /; Thos.
P. Evans, Petersburg. We are pleased to
be able to state that the order in this state
is in prosperous and flourishing condi-
ton.
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AMICABLY ADJUSTED. A paragraph
appeared several days ago in the Richmond
correspondence of the Norfolk Journal in
reference to the consolidation of the Pc
tersburg Index and Appeal, and the
possibility of the starting Of another
paper in the city of Petersburg to
take the place of the Index. The proprie-
tors of the consolidated papers deeming q
reflection ON them to be conveyed to the
public in SAID paragraph, to the extent (as
they imagined) Of implying railroad infu-
ence or money in the conduct Of their pa
per, denounced in yesterdays issue the
author, his motives, and the inference
sought to be drawn (as they thought by
him.
The denunciatory editorial caused the
presence in Petersburg yesterday of The
Journal correspondent and friend. After
the passage of several notes between the
parties the matter was amicably explained
and adjusted between them, the cores
pondent disclaiming an offensive meaning
to his paragraph. and the editors regretting
the happening of anything to hurt his feel
ings in the matter. We think this "diffi-
Guilty was adjusted sensibly.
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a. u. WAGNER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
MACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, PATENT
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTI-
Giles, AMERICAN and FOREIGN sPoNGEs,
CORKS, OILS GENERALLY, PAINTS, &C.
Importer of the true NORWEGIAN CoD-I.IvER
OIL, GERMAN COLOGNES, &C.
jy2l-tf 529 Broad ST., corner of Sixth st.
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KENTUCKY,
Attempt to Wreck a Railroad Tratu.

attempt TO Wreck "a Railroad Train.
LOUISVILLE, July ga farmer liy
ing near Mount Vernon, has been arrested
and put in Jail for attempting to wreck
the eastward bound train on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad. He says that the rea-
son for his act was that sparks from the
engines burned his fences. The people are
much exasperated, aud lynching is threat
ened
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Outrage and Nrurder.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Delia Corcoran,
young Irish woman, is reported as hay-
ing been outraged and murdered and
thrown into the river, by negroes in New
Jersey. opposite Yonkers, Sunday night.
Three arrests have been made.
The Chambers-SeddOns Prize Fight.
New YORK, July 2G.-At midnight the
prize fighters Arther Chambers and
George Seddons left in two steamboats, fol
Rockaway, to fight at day break. They
were each accompanied by about fifty
friends.
Arrest of an Ex-POstOffice Official.
NEW YORK, July 26.-W. w. Whip
pie, late cashier of the Norfolk postoftice
has been arrested here on the charge Of
embeZzlement.
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TOBACCO STALKS FOR MANURE.-A
correspondent Of the New England Home
stead. says he thinks it safe to say that to-
bacco stalks contain one-third Of the ele-
ments of the whole plant. He recon-
mends utilizing them for manure, by raking
them up In spring and throwing a few Of
them at time into the hog pen where the
hogs work them up fine; thus becoming
Incorporated with excellent manure,
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CALIFORNIA.
Execution of a Muraerer

Execution of a Murderer.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.--Charles A..
Russell, for the murder of James Crotty,
was executed yesterday afternoon. Rus
sell made no statement. He was selfpos-
sessed, and died without violent strug-
rlo
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

shotgun loaded with buck shot. The eld-
est son was shot five times and cut in sew
eral places with knife. A number of
stories about the terrible affair lead to the
general belief that the Cottons were the
assailants. The people of Brigham cannon
seem to justify Butcher.
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H H. MCOOR MICK'S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
I4l4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and M p. M.
of Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds Of
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, &C., &c.
COME ONE. COME ALL, AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
aENTLEMANLY SALESMEN constantly
in attendance, to wait ON parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction prices.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consgnments solicited. Ont
door sales puuctually attended to. jyI I-tf
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UTAH.
The Late Tragedy.

! SALT LAKE, July 26. Butcher, who
killed Cotton and his two sons, was arrest
ed yesterday. The youngest son was shot
FIVE times with revolver and once with O
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RECEIVED. White, alias
Charles Jones, was received at the penl-
tentiary to-day for term of four years.
for horse stealing in Amelia county.
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CAsToRIA.--Is more than substitute
for Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exis-
tenee which is to regulate the bowels. enre
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. II is
pleasant 10 take. Children need not cry and
mothers may sleep. $50 l
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RAILROAD APPOINTMENTS. = Two
more freight trains have been put on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and h. D.
Harrison, baggage master, has been ap-
pointed captain of one them.
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SENT ON.-Mahala Johnson, an old
offender, was sent on to the grand jury of
the hustings court by Justice White this
morning, for stealing the sum of eight dol
lars from Alfred Jasper.
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ExECUTIvE.-The governor has remov-
ed the political disabilities of Washington
Farr, sent to the 'penitentiary for twelve
months, for malicious cutting in Loudoun
county
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CONTEMPLATED MILITARY MOVE
MENT.-It is said that the Howitzers of
this city, Captain Carter, will make an ex-
cursion to Norfolk sometime next month.
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kUNAwAY.--Thisa afternoon, about two
o'clock, a horse attached to the buggy of
DR.. Brock, became frightened, near the
corner of Second and Leigh streets, and
after lengthy run was captured. The
buggy was slightly damaged.
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.--
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CEsTAuR LIErMESr will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not snbdne, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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SHOCKoE SLTP.-This place is hedged
around by the business resorts Of the most
potential of our local tobacco magnates.
Here, by the deft handling of Virginia leaf
and its various notifications, do they accu-
mulate those considerable piles Of stamps,
and respect in the community and at bank
SO tranquilizing to the nerves Of all rightly
ordered folks. By these potential agencies
are they enabled to make existence
"here below" endurable, to slide gently
down the stream of time into old
age under the admiring gaze Of their
fellow-citizens, to indulge the while in
porter-house steak, if they see fit, and
finally to have gorgeous tombstone
recording their charities, goodness, and
other virtues unknown till then. 1t
has been seriously proposed that the
tobacco men of Richmond erect for them
selves during life, an all-enduring monu-
ment in bronze in the centre of Shockoe
Slip, in the shape of a fountain. If they
do We hope they will see that it gets
more water than similar institution on
Main street, opposite the postoffice.
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DIED.

at 10 o'clock, in this city, ROBERT KING, in
the fifty-third year Of his age. He was born In
the county OF King William, but formerly a res
ident of this city for many years.
Washington papers please copy.
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THEATRICAL REMINISCENCE.--T
"heavy man" at the Marshall Theatre
during the season of 1S55-56 was George
w. Gile. During the late war Gile was an
officer in Pennsylvania regiment and, for
the display of conspicuous gallantry on
several occasions, rose to the rank OF
colonel. lie was, on the occasion of the
funeral of President Lincoln in Washing
ton, the commandant of considerable
portion Of the military escort present on
the occasion.
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THEATRICAL.-Tim Morris, of the
Richmond burnt cork opera, is playing at
the Grand opera house, Wichita, Kansas.
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PERSONAL Hon. John Q. Brecken-
ridge is in the city and stopping at the
Exchange Hotel.
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CALLED IN.-All the muskets now in
the hands of Virginia volunteers are called
in by an order from Adjutant General
Richardson, and the new breach loading
rihed Springfield muskets will be issued in
their stead. The quantity called in is not
very extensive. s tse
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nay CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NoTICE.--GAS FIXTURES and OHANDE-
LIERs, REBRONzED and REPAIRED--made
TO look as good as new-by
DANIEL ODONNELL,
ap Sim SIS Broad Street.
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g@OLD WHISTLES, WINES AND
BRANDIES.

The undersigned has now completed his sum
mer stock. and would respectfully call atten-
ton to some verv old RYE WHISKEY, PINET
CAsTIEL4ION. and JAMES HENNESSY'S 8
BRANDIES OF 1864.
Also FISH AND SWAN GIN, made after the
old Dutch fashion; ISABELLA SHERRY,
OLD PORT, and MADEIRA WINE; BLACK
BERRY, CHERRY, and GINGER BRAN
DIES, and some very old 81
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
The above will be sold in quantities from q
barrel to gill, to suit the trade.
JOHN X. MOLI4OY.
Corner Main and Twenty-thrd streets.
iY Sim y. -..-.- - -
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UNMAILABLE LEFTERs.--Th follow
ing is list of unavailable letters remaining
in the Richmond postofice July 26, 1873:
Mrs. Ann Vickhouse. Norfolk, Va; Rev.
Z. X. Smith, St. Mary's Hall, Burlington,
Chief Engineers Office, Q. O. K r. r., ~.
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RICHMOND PEOPLE AT THE MONT
aoMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
j. T. S. Wade, Miss Florence Rosenbsum,
Henry..F. Hungerford, Miss B, Rosenbaum,
William Snellings, j. G. Eacho, Misses
l.. V. Kent, Alice l.. Kent, Stella Kent,
Charles o. Moore, Warner Moore, Miss
Moore.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, July 26.-Stocks quiet
and steady. Gold 1l5!. Money easy, 3a5.
Exchange ge-long %; short 10. Govern
ments very quiet. State bonds dull and
steady, MAJ
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CINCINNATI, July 2G.--General Brink
erhoff, with Mr. Cunningham, of Allen
county, were here yesterday comforting
with leading men with reference to con-
vention to meet July Both, at Columbus.
They visited Hon. W. s. Groesbeck, who
positively declined the candidacy for gov
ernor.
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wDOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

DTDOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND Hath SITS.
No. l4OO.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
received, upon which liberal interest will be
allowed.
Keep it idle interest counts while you sleep.
JOHN +. B,)SSIEUX, President.
THOMAS s. ARMISTEAD, Cashier.
lie 9--3m aaiiE
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Items.

The INTERNAL REVENUE collections
to-day amounted to $S,943.30.
THE people in the lower part of the
dolourous in the extreme.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at
@. f. Johnston's news and music store,
91s Main street, to-day: At a. m. 72 !;
ga. m. "a II IN. 90; Bpm. SS.
THAT well-known old military organi-
zation, the Blues, 60 on an excursion Mon
day, to West Point. The indications are
that large number of ladies' will accompa-
ny the excursionists.
SOME CITY MERCHANTS complain that
their country customers have queer notions
in regard to the settlement Of their thirty
day bills. Their powers of extension are
alleged to be practically unlimited. "'Twas
ever thus"
The truth of the rumor current yester-
day that Captain Gustavus A. Wallace had
died suddenly at his residence short dis
tance from the city, Of congestive chill,
was to-day contradicted by the party
mostly concerned-Captain Wallace him
self. "a 81
THERE WERE in 1869 one hundred
and nineteen thousand Conservative voters
in Virginia. OF this number it is stated
that the Kemper delegates already elected
to the Richmond convention represent
$4,000 voters, Withers delegates 10000,
scattering 1000. "Rah for Kemper!"
JAMES RIVER is emphatically and de
terminedly dirty thoroughfare. It has been
so for weeks. Nobody, however, would
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~COAL! COAL! WOOD! WOODl
Now discharging and to arrive. 1000 tons supe-
rior RED-ASH, EGG and STOVE. and
ANTHRACITE COAL;
Also constantly on hand BITUMINOUS
COAL and COKE best seasoned Oak and
Pine WOOD, long and sawed.
Orders for wiuter supply filled at very lowest
market prices.
COAL WEI.L-SCREENED AND SOLD
BY WEIGHT
j. R. F. BURROUGHS,
jy Sim Cor. Main and Seventh streets.
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