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SECOND DISPATCH.l

LOUISVILLE, July 16.-There were four
fires in this city last night within the
space of two hours and half. The first
occurred about $3.50 o'clock in the lumber
yard of Long & Brother resulting in but
little damage.
The second fire was in the candy factory
of Conrad Euhler. on Market street, in
volving a loss of $4,000.
The third fire was on Third street, be-
tween Main and River streets, originating
in j. E. Withers & Co.'s fine-cut tobacco
establishment, destroying that and the adj
joining building occupied by Herbert &
Wright as mill furnishing establishment.
The loss Of Withers q Co. is estimated at
$1,000 insured in the Western and Ger
man offices of this city for $500 each.
Herbert 4 Wfight's loss is about So. .000--
uninsured bue5
Fourth fire, at midnight. in Bamberger
& Blooms block, on Fourth street, be-
tween Green and Walnut streets, destroyed
Vernon's grocery Madame Buckeyes fancy
goods store, aud vacant house in the
block. Fargny's restaurant and confec-
tionery was damaged to the amount of
$4, 900. The loss Of other sufferers by this
fire has not been reported.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, July 16.-The Carlists
claim. that they has now 10000 men under
arms.
The Spanish government have ordered
war vessels TO cruise along the coast of
Bscay, to prevent the landing of cargoes
Of arms and military stores for the
Carlists.
MADRID, July Dispatches from
barcelona announce that yesterday all
the workmen in the cotton and woolen
factories struck, and the shops were closed :.
In the evening the employees of both sexes
assembled on the Plaza where they were
harangued by several speakers, who urged
them to emulate the course of the men of
Aicoy the municipal goyern-
ment and burn the churches and public
buildings.
!. These sentiments were not received with
favor, and the speakers were hissed by
their hearers. Before any serious disturb
ance had taken place, troops had arrived
on the Plaza and the assembly dispersed.
Further manifestations by the most vio-
lent among the workmen are apprehended,
but precautions have been taken to deal
with them promptly.
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The body OF Ben Edelin, the little
boy drowned with Mrs. Posey, has been
recovered near Marshall's Point.
Water is selling at rs cents barrel in
Newport. This seems be an extra induce
ment for the people there to drink
something else.
Mrs. Walters, W idow Of Mr.. George
Walters, of Georgetown, committed sui
eide Monday by taking laudanum and chic.
rolorm.
The little village of Seattle, in Wash
ington Territory, is now offering the
Northern Pacific railroad, 5,G0G acres of
land, worth $492 900, and $22 500 in coin
to locate its terminus at that point.
"A German Psychologist has discovered
that tobacco-smoking by boys '.interferes
with the molecular change, coincident with
development Of tissues, and makes the
blood-corpuscles oval and irregular at the
edge.o Any person can thus ascertain il
his boy smokes by merely taking out a
handful Of his blood-corpuscles and OBJ
serving their edges.
The bells used as signal for closing
the Vienna Exhibition every evening hay-
ing been found insufficient, an ingenious
Italian has invented steam fog-horn.
This trumpet is eight feet long and proper
tionately wide, and with steam pressure
on the metal mouth-piece of some fifteen
pounds, the performers can wake up the
dullest visitor in the Exhibition.
A NEW ORLEANS lady (white) writes to
The Times Of that city: have known
good and noble negroes one, woman,
stands as type of fidelity and honor
which few living beings can equal-none
surpass. BY following out foolish pref
udices, we have involved blacks and whites
alike in q labyrinth of difficulties and al
most hopeless poverty. As for mis-
cegenation, we had it before the war. But.
let me ask, was it white women who bore
colored children, or the reverse !? A
negro mother can compel something now
before she was powerless. The writer
of this is a southern woman, born and
bred her father was southerner by
birth and Shareholder all his life. His
code of honor was. do justice and love
mercy; his child has no other"
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BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
Financial.


New YORK, July 16.-Specie ship.
ments to-day by the steamers Scotia and
King William one and a quarter millions
Stocks firm. Gold firm, 116. Money
easy 3a5. Exchange, long 1001; shor,
l104. Governments dull and steady.
State bonds dull aud steady. 8 Il
The sub-treasurer yesterday paid oui
$3.50, 900, gold coin, on account of the
July interest, and $2S, 900 for called bonds.
The Peabody Educational Fund.
NEW York, July 1G.-The trustees
Of the Peabody educational fund meet to-
day. The president with the other trus-
tees are here, including Governor Aiken,
OF South Carolina. and Dir. Sears, of Vir-
ginia.
The weather to-day is slightly cooler.
The first bale of cotton Of this years
crop was sold yesterday at 3G cents per lb.
1t wasgrown in Texas.
The natives of Alsace and Lorraine, res.
idents of the, city and vicinity, celebrated
yesterday, by grand festival. the anniver-
sary Of their option for French nationality
A dispatch from Wilkesbarre reports
apprehension Of general movement
among the miners for the wages which led
to long strike two years ago.
Byron A. Stief, nephew of Charlotte
Willett, whose half-eaten body, found in a
house on Eighty-seventh street Sunday
night, was the subject of days myste.
ry, made application for letters of ad-
ministration upon her personal estate.
He alleges that she left no will, nor per-
sonal estate over 5000; tat she was never
married, and that her sole surviving heirs
are Eliza Hayward. of Savannah, Georgia,
and himself. aur
Among the emigrant arrivals by the
steamship Wisconsin were 900 newly-con-
verted Mormons en- route for Utah. An
other company. largely Swiss, is expected
by the steamer Nevada.
Two young Germans have been arrested
for obtaining money on forged orders. Fif
teen complaints have already been lodged
against them.
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STATE NEWS.


North Carolina watermelons are be-
ing sold in Portsmouth. . --.
Judge Daniel A. Wilson, of Lynchburg,
is dangerously i'll. He is not expected to
recover. 4s atg
Mr.. John Hiser, of zGreenville, Au-
gusta county, had his right thigh broken
last Saturday, while engaged building q
barn. i-s-- q aA1A
Master Irving Jones, Of the white high
school, and Mary Stevens, of the colored
high school of Petersburg, have both been
awarded gold medal. "a
"A kerosene oil lamp exploded in the
colored Methodist church, Norfolk, Sunday
night. The flames were extinguished before
much damage was done. 9aa
The residence OF Mr.. John II. Perkins,
Of Mouth Of Wilson, Grayson county, was
entered and robbed Of 5000 on Sunday last,
while the family was at church.
The following delegates to the Repub-
llcan state convention have been elected !:
From Pulaski: David Page and Isam
Erskins. From shenandoah: Levi Wis
Ter and Thomas B. Ornay. From War;
wick: j. L. Hill and Cornelius Carey.
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WASHINGTON.
Items.

Dispatches from Commissioners Will
liams and Atkinson say they had meeting
with the Kickapoos and Pottawottamies at
Romanista, and the Indians have agreed to
come into the United States If they should
be placed upon their reservations in Kansas.
Commissioner Smith replied that there
would be no objection to such an arrange
ment.
The Commissioner of Education
will shortly prepare circular, to be adj
dressed to every university and other in
stitution of learning down to the lowest
grade of common schools. asking histo.
ry from their foundation, and showing
their subsequent growth also. requesting
drawings or models of buildings. The OBJ
ject of this information is to present in
the most complete form the history OF
educational progress in the United States
for use at the Centennial exhibition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A fire at Meriden, Connecticut, Tuesday
afternoon. destroyed $4,000 worth of
property.
General Samuel Jones, of the Uniyersi-
ty Of California, has been elected presi-
dent of the Maryland agricultural college.
Quicksilver beds have been discovered
in Iowa. about mile long, and from five
to ten feet in thickness, yielding ten per
cent Of pure mercury.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: A
Virgnian was given twelve hours to get
out of a Georgia village, the other day,
for claiming that Governor Wise has been
in his time, more profuse producer
of yards Of editorial than Hon. A. H.,
Stephens"
A dispatch from Portland states that the
commissioners of the Northern Pacific rail-
road have decided to make Tacoma, Wash
ington Territory, the western terminus of
the road.
The Industrial congress of the United
States, composed of delegates from the va
rious trades unions throughout the country,
met at Cleveland Tuesday. 1t was stated
that one Of the objects of the meeting was
to form new political party.
The survey for the continuation of the
Chesapeake ard Ohio canal, which was
authorized by congress last winter, will be
commenced about the lst Of August. 1t
IS to ascertain the most advantageous
route to continue the canal from Cum
berland to the Ohio river. Colonel Sedg-
wick, an old and experienced officer. has
been employed to personally superintend
the matter. He has arrived in Washing
ton to take the preliminary steps tow
ards the work. Colonel William e.
Merrill, United States army, stationed at
Cincinnati, has general charge of the sur
vey, and the work will be pushed forward
as rapidly as possible.
The fire in The navy department building
yesterday morning is supposed to have
originated from the accidental combustion
OF chemicals in the bureau of ordinance.
Nearly the whole building was flooded, and
at least one-half is unfit for occupancy.
The log book library of the navy depart
ment suffered most. Nearly all the logs
were damaged by fire and water. The fire
was confined to the third and fourth stores
of the south wing. Nearly all the records
Of the bureau of steam engineering were
lost. The bureau Of ordinance lost heavi-
.ly in records and papers. The printing
was entirely destroyed.
William e. Udderzook has been arrested
in Baltimore, charged with the murder of
a young man in Chester county, Pennsylva-
mia. Undertook was the principal witness
in the famous Goss insurance case, tried in
this city recently, in which Mrs. Goss, the
widow, brought suit to recover $25, 900 in
life policies on her husband, divided
among several New York companies and
the Travellers of Hartford. Connecticut.
In this case Goss was alleged to have
been burned in the shop where he was ex-
perimenting with chemicals, and the remains
of dead body was taken from the ruins.
Udderzook was the brother-in-law OF Gess.
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There is not now living a single de.
scendant in the male line Of Chaucer,
Shakespeare, Spenser, Milton, Cowley,
Butler, Dryden, Pope. Gowper. Goldsmith,
Scott, Byron, Moore, Sir Philip Sydney,
or Sir Walter Raleigh; not one Of Drake,
Cromwell, Hampden, Monk, Marlborough,
Petersborough or Nelson; not one Of
Straford, Ormond. or Clarendon; not one
Of Addison, Swift, or johnson not one Of
Walpole, Bolingbroke, Chatham, Pitt,
Fox, Burke, Grattan, or Oanning; not
one of Bacon, Locke, Newton,o or Davy !;
not one of Hume, Gibbon, or Macaulay I;
not one of Hogarth, or Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds; not one Of David Garfiek, John
Kembie, or Edmund Kean. B
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S@-AT COST! s3O.OOO WORTH OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, FOR
SALE AT COST FOR CASHll

With the view of engaging more extensively
and exclusively, Wholesale and retaiD in Car
riage and Wagon materials; Saddlery, Hard-
ware and Iron pertaining to that trade, we
offer our present large and valuable stock of
Hardware and Cutlery AT COST.
The stock embraces all classes of valuable
Hardware, carefully selected and wen assorted.
Rarely is such an opportunity presented TO
purchasers generally. M
Richmond, Va, July llth, 1873
iy l0--1w SIMPSON & BRO,
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LOUISIANA.
Sale of Funds for state warra

sale OF Funds for State Warrants.
New ORLEANS, July 16.-The state
auditor yesterday sold about 100000
belonging to the general fund to the highest
bidder, in sums ranging from $500 to 3d.
600, for state warrants, the money bringing
from l40 to l42 in warrants. The state
treasurer applied for an injunction restrain
ing the auditor from further action in this
direction, and declares that he will not re,
ceiye warrants from the auditor or make
any entry regarding them.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

Schooner Wrecked-YelIOw Fever at
Halifax.
HALIFAX, July 1G.-The schooner
Ocean Belle, engaged in saving the cargo
Of the wrecked ship Minerva, has been her.
self totally wrecked.
The Juvelta has arrived here from the
West Indies, with Yellow fever on board.
Six deaths occurred during the passage.
The bodies OF man, woman and child,
steerage passengers, were recovered from
the Atlantic wreck on Friday last.
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CROP PRosPECTs IN EUROPE. The
crop reports from all parts of Europe are
more satisfactory, and 1t is now confident
ly anticipated that the deficiency in Eng
land and other countries will be less than
was regarded as probable q month or six
weeks ago. In England, at the very best,
however, the wheat harvest, not withstand
ing the improved weather, must fall consid-
erably below the reduced average of last
year, with the result Of rendering England
still more dependent on foreign countries
for food supplies. Yet il is a remarkable
fact. and one which illustrates the benefi-
cial operations Of the natural laws OF trade
when not interfered with by legislation,
that the arrivals of foreign grain are so
regular and large thatthe price of wheat is
now somewhat lower in England than il
was year ago. rTr M est,sisf + !. 5,--T
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NJ PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY GENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND. ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS. N
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The "state Journal - will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part Of
she city or Manchester by reliable carriers, &c
name and address Is left at our Office, 012 l-2
Main street, and In Petersburg IL left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale In this city at G. +. Johnston's, 9ls Main
street; Wyatt & Minors. s17 Broad street,;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schaaps
I4O2 Main street. and at our counter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
az A FRESH START!

/ have commenced again the BOOT AND
SHOE BUSINESS at No. 800 MAIN STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, where offer
TO my friends and the public an assortment of as
good articles in my line as can be had in the
city, and at prices as low as they can be had
elsewhere. A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN O. PAGE, JR.,
9O9 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth sts
iy l1-1w stl4st4sa tl4 l+I
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OHIO.


CINCINNATI, July 16.-Storms have
prevailed again throughout Ohio, damaging
the crops and fruits. The spire of the
German Reform church at Fort Wayne has
been demolished by lightning. The trains
on several roads have stopped. The
washes are quite serious. Ii 81
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k1SciCtaAy DCinnuP . ICW oO1o cILCC lC-
ceived the following letter, which will ex-
plain itself: ro,ed
CHARACTERISTICS, vA.,l
July IL, 1878. )
Hon. w W. Beiknop. Secretary Of War:
Dear Sir--Inclosed please find certified
copy of the will Of Thaddeus kosciuszlio,
which, by q curious mistake, is always
speltin English "Kosciuzko." There is no
doubt of this being correct copy in every
respect, to the dotting of an "i'' and the
crossing of "t.'' .sss
have met since / saw you several aged
persons who knew Kosciuzlio well in early
life while he lived at Monticello; and Mr..
Jefferson's letters sent to and those receiv-
ed from him attest their great intimacy.
l have succeeded in finding the original of
this will, proven to be in the handwriting Of
the Sarmatian hero, but the county court
declines to part with it. The copy even
will be Of great interest, as an expression
OF the views Of the writer on the slavery
question, made seventy-five years since.
It also shows collaterally Mr.. Jefferson's
own views on the same question. @
Mr.. Jefferson declined to take upon him.
self the execution of the will because. as
he declared, Of his declining years and
Gr,at age. N. &
Truly your friend, w. T. EARLY.
COPY OF THE WILL. '
4. ! ph.adaus Kosc;nsz,;o ha;no ;,st on
mn dana,t,ra fro,m a n,ar;oo ~e f. -aS. Sanot Iu
dec,ara 2 % anJ I d;rect eth that shonid T nv maIa n1 ny
othar teStamantarv % % d;s,oS;t;on S ~, mv nron IN
ertn IN The IIn;tad staips + harahm w .,ithpp phop
;za NV ir;and Thom.S iaffarso, 20 ' a,n.
riov iha ,,ho,a tharo,f ~ n,,rcbos os;,,a
psoroes p.oy @ from ] amnno b;s % ps nxHn %
ans, othorS a,5 r.. ,.;.,;,,c. = ~ ~,
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THE NEW INDIANA LIQUOR LAW.
The Indiana saloon-keepers are busy in de-
vising methods Of escaping the liabilities of
the state liquor law, which is very similar
to the Illinois law, in that it. provides for
the collection of damages from liquor-sel-
lers by members of the family OF other rela-
tves, in case the drunkard abuses his family
OF does other mischief. The saloon-keepers
of Blufftown have issued regular Dotifi-
cation to the public that, having
obtained licenses i according to the
law to sell spirituous liquors, they
propose to conduct their business ac
cording to law. They therefore notify all
married women who do not want them to
sell to their husbands to leave written no.
tice to that effect within three days, g and
all unmarried women or girls who have
'fellers' or beaux whom they do not wish
to have taking their bitters at our bars will
please give like notice." They have also
issued form of permit for the use of
wives. in which they grant the husband the
right to drink when and what they please,
and waive all claim for damages arising
therefrom. !, s.,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, \
DEPAKTMPT OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND, July IL, 1873.
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
FOR REPRINTING XrH AND yIru yoJ
HINES QE IEIlIEC REPlRTsl -

FOR REPRINTING XTH AND XITH VOL
uMES OF LEIaHS REPORTS
wiii be received by the undersigned, at his Office
Five hundred copies OF each volume are re-
CURED 10 be printed. and each will make about
eight hundred pages. The work is to be done in
the style OF Grattan's Reports, and to be com.
pleted and delivered within four months from
signing OF contract.
Proposals for printing must be by the thou
sand ems, and by the token of 250 sheets for
press work. Proposals for binding must be BY
the volume.
The work will be awarded the lowest respon.
sible bidders, who will be required to enter into
bond with security, TO be approved by The seq
retary of the Commonwealth.
Paper for the books will be furnished by the
Undersigned, and payment for printing and
binding same made on the completion and ac.
ceptance OF the works by the Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
Copies OF the volumes To be reprinted can be
seen at the office of the undersigned
X. J.. WALKER,
Superintendent Public Printing.
iy l2-eodtiy22
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO ALL PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN
SURANCE-THE RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY offer induee-
ments unsurpassed by anv safe company, TO in
sure against loss by fire OF all kinds Of properly
They ask of their friends and the public TO give
them "a call before insuring elsewhere.
Consult your nwn interest and insure with ~
j. B. DAVIS, President.
IoBS +. 9. PoTTs, Secretary. oc b--d&wy
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MORTUARY.-From returns received
at the Office cf the board of health the
whole number of deaths IN the city fol
the week ending July 18th was 81 in
addition Gstill born were reported (white
l, colored 81 Sex, males %, females 30
color, white males IA, white females IA
colored males IA, colored females 10.
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KENTUCH
Fonr Fires In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 16-Midnight A
fire is raging near the public library build
ing. Bamberger, Bloom & Co.'s store is
now burning. There were a number of
alarms during the evening. Another fire
is burning in the neighborhood of the Louis
vile Hotel.
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CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY Rob-
BERy.-W. T.. Dickinson and j.. w.
Gruhbs were brought before Justice
Crutchfield, in the police court to-day,
charged with waylaying, assaulting aud
Tobbing Henry Garnett Of silver watch.
Continued until tomorrow. lfB
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.pEsiN,hN,sYLvANIA. si,
Obituary.

81. PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Ex-Reye-
nue. Collector John b. Kennedy was found
dead IN his room this morning. Water
around the heart was the immediate cause
of bis death. aI4
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TEMPERATURE.-T following is the
range of the thermometer at @. F. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At ia. m. 50; 12 m.
80; 3 y. m. 81.
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FURNlTURE.
~ s--s---s'-g.->-a-> ~~~~-
FURNITURE.

We have now on hand large and a
superior stock of FURNITURE and ~
MATTRESSES made by the most expert ~
enced worknen. All in need of goods ins
our line will find II 10 their interest to examiu 2
our Stock.
Any style o Furniture made to order.
HARDWOOD & RITTER.
fe l9--d&w8m Governor st. Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL SUPREME COURT OF AP-
following business was
transacted in this court to-day:
Hancock VS.. Talley ct ais partly ar
gued by Frank V. Winston for appellants,
and John Hunter, ESQ.,, for appellees, and
continued till Tomorrow.
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THE CHOLERA.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 16.-No new
cases of cholera have been reported.
PADUcAH, KY, July lG.-No new
cases Of cholera here. s
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UNM AILABLE LETTERS The follow
ing is list of unavailable letters remaining
in. Richmond postoffice July 16, 1878 !:
P. Bergheimer, No 10 Eighteenth street,
city; Alexandria Mason, 24O Montgomery
street, -; Joel Tindall, Reeds Station,
Mercer county, New Jersey; III. Baldwin,
care William James, Palmyra depot, South
Carolina. One illegible.
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s~ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONZED and dREPAIRED-made
TO look as good as new--by
ll t-341l.4 DANIEL O'DONNELL, s
ap s--6m y SIS Broad Street.