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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27
au9-TT0y SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
1115 Main street, opposite DiSpatch.

rARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
E ACRES. EIGHT MILES FROM THE CITY
SALE PoSTIvEAt the request 81 f1e og soan.v
cmrt-house. at IL O'Clock, MONDAY, October eth
lbeing coIirt day., FARM, eight miles from the re
jLy on the Charles City road. adjoining tue ANUS Oh
William Cav Daniel Jordan. and The heirs OF Lucy
Frayser. The filr1n contains one hundred ano Ten
acres, ten Of which IRE IN Large pines; naiahce
cleared ,,,o, DpouN
co ~ g ,oe eIri aAsa $50. Auctioneer.
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pnSTPDNEMEET,

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the aforementioned property Is post.
noned until TIL URSDAY the I'd of OctoDcr, 1873, Ut
the SAINT hour rs mentioned above.
nv, en GA RI1UARDSON & Co, Auctionecrs.
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nv W. B. Radcliffe, Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

= Will OFFER AT AUCTION ON
I MONDAY. 10Th instant, commencing at half.
ulst 0 O'Clock "a. NJ, u large anu well-assorted
GROCERIES, &C.,
10 which the attention OF the trade Is invited.
" w. b. RATCLIFFE,
ca Of AuctUneer.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL AhUs' ..->--L-
'~'.r~>., IN IN S,t,Tu. c. sAuRlcE SMITH.
AMBLER SMITH & BROTHER,
d ATTORNEYS AT LAM,
ROOMS Nos AXD 81 M As,i sirset ssNhA'
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE SHADE a
-7-'7E SPECIALITY. r.,.,,
The Lewis amendment, adopted tina Ism oi repiu
any, isfs, secures 70 the bankrupt an aahuont,
elnt,,ion In excess Of the i've hprarta ne, ali
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS as"in@
JUDGMENTS aad DEGREES oil State courts u,.3
Wife's right Of dover Is, Us heretofore
intact. ,,.,. ar nvery
DESCRIPTION against the United states aS, ~ i,srs
Mr.JACon GoHN,an eSpertin bankrupt na'se'''
Il connected With the ilrins NH n
Correspondence solicited.
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By w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
Y TIVE LOTS ON THE NORTH SIZE OF
LEIGH. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AuCfiOS.-Wili be
sold at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
I'D October 1878, ut o'clock p. M., that BEAUTI-
Full LOT located as above, between the residences
OF Messrs. Bernard Chakley and h. Is. Addison
/, has front OFF, feet, and depth Of lls feet TO
wide alley, to be sold rs i whole or snb-diylded
AS may be deemed best at the hour OF sale. This
lot is highly orDamentcd with grape-Yines, shade.
trees, flowers, &C., and ~ among the handsomcst
lots In tina. desirable locality.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance as !, and
years bearing interest. secured BY deed Of trust
Sc ai w. G0DT)iS, Auctioneer.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
~ Of the Circuit Court of the. city OF Rlchmond
made In the case off, Hamilton Bingham fs. George
ODay,sI shall proceed 20 sell NJ the shef1f ONCE
Ills Main street, ON WEDNESDAY the Isl day OF
October, 1879, at II O'Clock. one superior bAGa-
-'e'-'a- -. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
Sc es-ta Sheriff City Of Richmond.
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CONFECFIONERIES.
1CE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!
will he furn!sheda at the shortest notice at the
MA!N-STREET ICE-CREAh DEPOT,
@. -. 1886 MAIN STREET.

Managers Of PIC-SICS and FESTlFA 5 VII! do
well 10 Give me call before purchasing risewI.fc'
warrant TO furnish only the btst quality or cream
Orders to furnish cream on Sunday inGs te letat
CAKES ,nisin and orIamentnl,, CANDIES
French and AmericanI, FRUITS NUTS, an'!
CRACkEkS always Oh hand At wholesale AMI re-
My BAKERY and CANDY MASCFACToRI
Is uurivaled In Richmond. .,.
mo a c,, e.. ZiMSlER.
iyei-3ln successor to Capped, Zinmer 60.
NONFECrIONERIES FRUITS &c:-
I paccl,jn0 nv every steamer fresh SUI plies OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FHCfTs,
NUTS, &C., sc.
iCE-CKEAM aud CANDIES
E.- manufactured daily fresh.
A. PlZIISI, JR..
A~,S s07 Broad strea.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 26.--Virginia cosssols
4 OK bid; 43 asked. .-r
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WILLIAM WILDT,
w 327 BROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1884.

The BUSH ess established by me nearly twenty
gears ago Is still the same. only work iirst-class
Hair, which Is always manufactured in the latest
fashion and Of the best style.
CUMBED-UUT HAIR Is carefully worked up.
All orders are promptly filed.
JEXELRY, and especially HAIR JEWELRY.
Is made, rs heretofore, by me from the latest pat
terms. The repairing Of Jewelry is also done In the
best manner. sc e0-3m
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By d. X. Wcisiger. Auctianeer,
1Ol5 Main Street.

MOony G. RoYA1L, AuctiOneers. Sc
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D DONE At THlA OFFICE
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WANTED, BARTENDER TO- go to
w Staunton. Va, to take charge Of hrst-ciass
RaR Anil OYSTER SALOON. One who un-
derstands The business, and can give satisfactory
or mCncycd security for the property placed 10 ms
hand will he allowed liberal salary 1pftn-n1ercst
IN the business. For further particulars oI,P} "
No. 1912 Main street. -.sc z -
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FDH DER IRINU SAaVAs
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAFLIN AND RAMP POWDER COMPANY
manufacture tic following brands, which they offer
the public asarticles of great superiority:
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos. to Z;
ORANGE DUCKING POWDER,
from Nos to 5. packed In metal kegs OF 1t POUNDS
AUDUBON PONDER,
from Nos TO a. packed In metal kegs OF ct and LII
pounds;
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER,
sizes f. g., FF G., and FFF. G., In metal kegs OF 6t
p-.' l5 and IS pounds.
Also BLASTING and MINING; for sale by the
trade and DAVENPORT Il MORRIS,
Sc Is-am AgeutsSoy the Manufacturers,
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TOALBURG SPLINT COAL i UNRI-
~ vailed as bituminous CRATE coat. II has
no ciiEker, 10 waste. ard burns Up clean. Il Is
superior to the Camel for crate use.
:. ii. UhWES.
Eighteenth and Cary streets
Sole agent for Richmond a,Ii vicinity.
A large supply Of ANTHRACITE COAL nn
nd II
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Secretary De.
lsno has LEFT for Ohio, to be absent about
a week.
The frst case Of genuine Asistic cholera
in this city occurred today, the victim be-
ing a colOred woman.
The Postmaster General today issued
an order for the establishment Of free de.
livery system at Peoria, Illinois, with
eight carriers, commencing July 1st.
Statements having recently been made
that valuable papers relating to the court
martial army frauds, &c, had been abb
stracted from the War Department, spe.
cial inquiry was made today at the Ad-
jutant Generals Office and Bureau oil Mill.
tsry Justice as to the truth Of the reports
The reply was that the only information
on the subject which had reached the Off.
Ger 10 charge was through the neWspa-
pers. The system Of dealing with all pa
pers received and their preservation was
explained, showing that there could be
no theft Of any particular documents
without the connivance Of the clerks and
watchman, whose character Tor trust
worthiness is unquestioned. 1t was also
ascertained that similar statements Of loss
or abstraction have heretofore been cir
culated by persons who have applied for,
but been refused particular documents, 10
be used for private purposes. The Gov
Crnment being custodian of the archives,
has made use Of them only In the
furtherance Of public interests. The Sec.
retary ot War, however, has taken steps
TO ascertain exactly how much truth, If
any, there is in the Tumors, and at the
proper time the result will he made
known.
The L. $. Yacht America was sold at
the Naval Academy yesterday, for
5000. The Secretary Of the Navy has
to ratiIy the sale to make ii valid. The
Government guaranteed no title. 1t Is
supposed the reason for this is that there
may be some who never gave up their
right TO the prize money from her when
she was presented to the Government by
a part at least of her captorS.
The War Department will next week
invite proposals for supplying 250000
head.stones for the graves OF the Union
dead.
The Assistant Treasures are directed
TO pay the interest due on the 1st oI July,
on the 25th inst, without rebate.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 29-Hon. e. d. Ewing,
one Of the Supreme Court Judges Of this
State, died at Iron Mountain last night OF
cerebro spinal meningitis.
An organization Of old volunteer FIRE
men has been formed here for the pur-
pose oil cultiVating aud preserving friendly
and social relations amongst a number
Of the old volunteer Fire Department and
10 aid in the preservation Of property In
any Emergency where body OF exper.
fenced men would be Of great service.
There arc said TO be several hundred men
in this city who formerly belonged to the
volunteer department OF whom many will
probably JON this organic Ition, and in
case OF emergency would be able 10 render
almost inCSlCulable assistance TO the pres
ent department
The Maryland editorial ezcurOionis,s
arrived here this morning and have spent
quiet day They will leave ior Chicago
TOMORROW evening.
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THE TURF.


NEW YORK, June 2l.-At Jerome Park
to-day the races IOr the Wetherby stakes,
! miles was wen by Count DorsIy. Time
3:l1.
Second race, handicap sweep stakes,
II miles, was won by stOckwood. Time
2:l2.
The selling race, one mile, was won by
SANFORD in 1:4Gt.
The selling race, 1t, won by vesuvIus.
Time S:ll.
NEW ORLEANS TRoTTIEG PARK RACES.
New ORLEANS. June 2l.-The hnt
meeting Of the Trottlug Park AsSoclA.
lioD, recently organized In this city, will
be held, commencing on the 28Lh inst.
The directory, in addition to the purse on
the time track. oflGr liberal premiums ln
showings for blOodcd horses. The track
OF the Association IS one Of the very best
In the whole country. II Is Of ample
width and is exactly one mile In length.
Good stabliug is provided on the ground.
The Association Is determined 10 make It
the best cOnrse in the south. The own.
ers Of several noted western horses have
announced that they will be present at
the Inauguration Of tho Park with their
horses. Another meeting will be arraDg.
ed for, to be held during the fall.
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Attempt TO Rob e Bank.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 2l.-A special
10 the TINES from Chillicothe, Mo-, gives
an account Of an attempt to rob the Peo.
pies Bank Of that city last night. 1t tap.
pears that Smith Rambe, wealthy farm.
er but notoriously bad character, living
in the southern part Of the county, Gr-
rsigned a plan with some confederates TO
seize the cashier Of the bank, hold him as
a hostage and compel his wife to open the
bank and vault A pretended conieder-
ate named Brooks disclosed the design,
and when Rambe went TO the cashiers
house about 1890 last night 10 carry out
the plan he was confronted by Q party Of
citizens and, aler some parley, was in
stantly killed, being riddled with bullets.
Two ConEederates. named Morse and Mon.
roe, were captured this morning and are
now In iail.
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early this morning, and burned until IL
o'clock. The total loss Is estimated al
800 1000; insurance $4,000, In about forty
companies, mostly Of Cincinnati, and
partly foreign. The house was Of stone
and brick, two stories under and three
stories above the ground. The exact
origination Of the FIRE has not been ascer-
tanned.
FIRE AT Mt. MORRIS, N. Y.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 2S.-The
Democrat d Chronicle has q special dis
patch stating an incendIary fire occurred
at Mt Morris, Livingston county, ct one
o'clock this morning, which destroyed all
the brick stores between the American
Hotel and the Phelps House. Loss esti-
mated at $50, 900 partially covered by in
surance In the Royal Of Liverpool, Hart
ford, Etna and Phoenix. The sufferers
are W. q. Cox, boots and shoes; Talliman
Bros, grocers; Warren Richmond, jewel.
er; James Yoemans, druggist; George
Joel, clothing; William Mullen. saloon;
Donohue & Bro, grocerS; Bingham & Cay,
hardware; E. Il. Palmer, photographer.
all on Main street. On Canal street the
losses are George A Green, two dwellings
and barn and the Phelps House barn,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

RALETou, June 22.-The June term ct
the U. 8. Circuit Court adjourned yester.
day.
The Grand Jury has found forty seven
true bills, fifteen Tor violation of the 10.
ternal revenue laws, nine for defrSudIng
the Government In pensions, eight for
Gmbezzlement, ,uinO Tor perjury, and Eix for
minor otfenses. II is said that prominent
revenue officers arc among those indicted,
but their names are not made public.
Frauds have been detected by which the
government has lost $l50OO0 In the 4Ih
District since 1868. The investigation has
been continued until the November term.
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MEXICO.
Special TO tho Hlrald)

Especial TO tho Htrald)
City OF MEXICO, Jnne l7-Mr Foster,
the new American Minister was officially
received yesterday and the customary ad.
dresses delivered. Lancaster Jones Is tho
new Secretary Of tho Mexican Legation
at Washington.
CITY OF MExTco, June 1.-THE MexI.
can press arc discussing the question OF O
new ministry. They consider a change
urgent In view OF the necessity
which has arisen from tho protection
Of protetant clergymen In Mexico.
The interference OF tho military iS es-
peclally demanded, for their defence In
orizlbs from the Jury Of the Catholic fan
atlcs. The PrOtestsn Bishop there was
was compelled tol leave the place because
his lie was threatened. A riot occurred
In Monelia on acCoun! oil the expulsion ot
the Jesuls.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-The Hawk
ins Piedyune libel case. which has been
going on for eight days, before what Is
known as the fourth district court termln.
sted at 10P.M. Tonight the jury re-
turned a verdict of $4,000 for Hawkins,
Alter the adjournment, two Of the jury
went to the Hcdyuns Office and scknowl.
edged that they had been bribed, one re.
ceiving $l25, and the other an order for
$500. Tho P;cayune Company will ap'
ply for new trial.
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Iowa Republican state Convention.

DEs MONIES, June 91.-The Republl.
can State Convention meets here Wednes.
day next. Joseph Rich, Chairman Of the
State Committee, arrived tonight to make
the preliminary arrangements. There will
be little excitement attending the ConVen'
tion. The only contest will be over the
Lieut. Governorship between Senator
Dysart and DR.. Adams Gov. Carpenter
and Supreme Judge Beck will probably
be nominated by acclamAtlon.
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NEW YORK, June 2l.-Arrivel the
steamships Rhien from Bremen, and Vir-
GINA from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, June 2l.-The steamer
Malta, from Boston, has arrived.
NEW YORK, June 80. - Arrived
steamers Adristic, COlAhriR and Spain
from Liverpool, and CGstHlIa from elias.
gov.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 91.-An Enquirer
dispatch says that Joseph Barnes, a brake.
man on freight train, on the Portsmouth
branch oil the Marietta & Cincinnati Rail.
road, fell between the cars near Webster
10 day, was run over and instantly killed.
lUp 10 9 O'Clock this evening, iourte n
deaths from disease OF the bowels, six
oI which were classed as cholera. were
reported for the day at the health office.
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Judge Lynch In Missouri.

FRANKLIN, June 2l.-A young German
girl named Lizzie Koch, was rsv!shed this
morning by negro named Geo. Fields,
near Augusta, Mo, about ten miles west
Of this place. Fields was followed by the
Sheriff and other officers and arrested
near La Badie, taken back 10 Augusta and
hung by mob. Everything is quiet now.
The negro is still hanging.
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For New England, falling barometer,
gentle and fresh northeasterly TO south:
eSsterly winds and increasing cloudiness
with rain areas. For the Middle States
and lower lake region, fresh and occasion.
ally brisk easterly 10 southerlY winds,
generally cloudy weather and rain areas,
For the southern Atlantic States, light to
fresh southeast and southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
areas. For Tennessee and Missouri north
ward over the upper lake region, occa-
sionally brisk southwesterly winds, gen
orally cloudy weather and rain areas.
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CANADA.

TORONTO, June 2l.-The Mail, a gov
ernment organ, says that we are inform.
ed on good authority, that the meeting Of
the Directors Of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad has been called for the 14th Of
July in Montreal, to ratiIy the agreement
entered into with parties in England. 1t
Is believed that tho agreement Is of a
kind which will commend itself TO the
board, and that the country may conf
dently looi: forward to the success Of the
enterprise.
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Death Ofthc President Of the NOrh.
western Associated Press.

DAvENPoRT, To-, June 2l,-The bust
ness manager OF the Davenport GG1st's,
and President Of the Northwestern ASso.
clated Press, died very suddenly at bis
residence in this city this afternoon Of
apOplexy. He was seized Just after din
ner, and expired In half an hour. A very
deep feeling Ofregret over his demise pre-.
walls in the city. He was nearly A years
of age
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BALTIMORE, juno 22.- In an alteration
this morning on North Holiday street,
between George Ashton and Thomas Sor.
rell, both colored, Ashton fred four shots
at Sorrell, wounding him in the head, left
arm and thigh. Ashton was arrested.
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-Ate'eyram, from Port au Basque, re.
ports a ship totally wrecked, and drown.
ing Of the Captain ard crew.
District Attorney Crowley, Of Csnsn.
dalgue, New York Saturday, entered a
H0lSc proStqul IN each cases ollhe fourteen
women indicted with Miss Anthony ior
illegal voting, and the court adIouned
ane die.
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PrTrsBURoH, juno 22-Monongahela Q
feet inches by stone marks and falling.
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0keGrtelEiqetteer:
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

,rh. Iron Ore, the Pine Lumber and
The Ruthless Mosquitoes OF that
Wonderful Region.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 22-The extensive
lard oil and candle factory Of Charles
HarkneSs & Co., on EAgleston Avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, took FIRE
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DEPLRFMENR, !
WARRINGTON, D. O., June 22,-s:0o ?. 4.
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TnE CnoLERA AT MRAfPHIs,

, ME%PHIs, June 2s.-The weather Is the
hottest Of the season. The thermometer
was at "a, but the weather was clear and
bright, and there has been q marked de.
crease In deaths from cholera. The whole
number Of interments were nineteen, of
which nine were from cholera. 1t Is the
general belief that the epidemic has run
its course here and will rapidly disappear,
but the reports from the surrounding
country along the rAilroad are still very
1lnnFnU
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BY TELEG RAPH.
AssoCIATRD PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Iltslli gencer.

By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and honroS BtS)
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NEW YORK, June 22-The first case OF
supposed Asiatic cholera, that Of . col
ored woman, terminated fatally yesterday.
II Is said that six similar cases were re.
ported last night by the Board Of Health,
and that they are in the most filthy local.
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10 stockholders. ~
The funeral Of John A. Kennedy takes
place on Tuesday next, under tbe
auspices Of the Grand Lodge Of o ID Fel.
lows. Among the pail bearers will be
Thurlow Weed, Mayor Hsvemeyer, Thos.
Q. Acton, and Deputy Grand Master Of
the Masons, Thorne, and Eve prominent
Odd Fellows.
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.,hs EIDerience OF Two Wheeling
Men During a Brief SOjOuTn'
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CHOLERA.
THE CHOLERA AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June 2l.-The mortuary
list from cholera shows 50 deaths, from
which 4S were colored. We have the
same drizzling, unfavorable weather with
pitisll sunshine to day. Many thought 1t
had reached the worst Friday.
NASHVILLE, June 22-The mortality
to-day from cholera Is 50 against 80 yes.
terday. Clear and apparently healthy
weather all day,
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For additional Telegraph ~. Found Pa7s.
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LAKE SUPERIOR IRoE REGIONS,
Inne 19. 1873.
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PouoHKERPrE, N. Y, June 29-An ex.
tensive fire iS raging In the forest on the
Fiskill Mountains, which has already traV-
eled nearly FIVE miles, and burned thou
sands Of cords Of wood.