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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

SENATOR MITCHELL CHARGED WIN
BIGAMT.-As some misunderstanding exists ia
regard 10 the divorce and second marriage of
the newly elected Senator from oregon he
having carefully refrained from making auy
allusion to the date OF these events in his state
ment 10 the people of Oregon, we print the fol-
lowing from information received from Port
land which indicates that Nipple, who got a
divorce from his Butler wife in 1857, was prac-
Using bigamy Tor five wears. Our informant
says: John II. Mitchell was married in Port
land, Oregon, in ls62, TO Martha, daughter OF
John i. Price, esq, of this city, formerly OF
Troy, New York, and WarrentOn, Mo. Nipple :
story here was always that his wife had died in
San Francisco, and there is said 20 be a tomb
stone in the Lone Mountain Cemetery Of that
city with his name on it. His father IL said by
him TO have died in 1862 He has three children
by his present wife, two girls and q bow"
According 20 this Nipple must have had three
wives. wonder II there are any more.-Titts-
burg Post.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard asaiust Cholera.

IL In W known that If proper remedy 10 iastan-
taheonsiy taken In case Of Asatic Cholera,
Cholera Morbus kindred plants, tn patient 10
such timely doses prove Of ncalcuGble service in
ultimate eHre. I do not wish to be understood As
possible moment, rs such q course is imperatively
necessary; but sometimes physician not be had
we now prepare NAfTANS CHOLERA SPECIE
lated for such cases a h. stated and which every
Wen INDICTED family should have op hand or i'm
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, N. Y,
employed there, and il was found that this Specific
did great service, being much better than Squibbs
Mixture and Sun Cholera Cure, both Of which were
tried. 1t will also give immediate relief and cure
Cholera Morbus, Cello, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar-
rhea. and ell disorders nsual at this season. Full
directions accompany each vial.
To be had only OF
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
je9-tr Corner Of ID and streets northwest.
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TIE DRoUTH.-In northern New Jersey some
OF the most carefully kept lawns are dying for
want OF moisture. The Boston Journal saws.
The general advance in the price OF vegetables
from our home gardens seems 20 have been
been fully twenty-five per cent. within the last
week, and II this weather continues many days
longer the advance will be still more mar ked
with the danger Of very scsnt supply. The
drouth through the Hoosac valley is very Sc
we're, Many Of the farmers have commenced
haying. The Hartford Times of June asth
says: The drouth Is getting 70 be something ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

MAIL AGENTS APPeINTED.-Jas. W. Scott,
esq, at present mail agent on our Ii. and r. X.
X, has been appointed TO the some position on
the Metropolitan road, on the route TO Grafton,
at an Increased salary. Mr. Scott made q good
officer on our route. Mr.. Richard Sansbury has
been appointed mail agent between Bowie and
Pope's Creek, on the b. and p. X. r., TO fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Mr.. Scott.
We are pleased to hear OF this appointment; we
know Mr.. Sansbury TO be gentleman in every
way suited for the position. He entered upon
the discharge Of his duties on Monday last
H0rIIoxoS On
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"nUkbkk n I NJ sDCOSp DkS ma"
IN the wsivorth case Yesterday, Dlstrfct At
terney Phelps Concluded his srgament tor the
IroseeatienL Mr.. .o'Couor, Cor the defense,
th<n made. several resses6 q ne !saafe 30
charge the jury. including one that he charge
that the fscts a. proven 40 Dot show deliberate
purpose 20 murder; that the Acessed believed
dee1Ased 70 be desperate, IL militstes axsiust
the theory OF murder IN the nrst degree. and II
the oct was the result OF terror, u Was NOR muir
der In the seessd degvecs nat - -four shots
were nred the lr,souer vss enly eenscss1 Of
firing three, and - No proef 10 Owen uhioh of
the our Was fatal, the Jury must acc nit, that IN
be vas IN stste OF epiiept1c insanity he Wa
noe responsible, and ~ he vss I'm . ssas OF ter
rOr, which overcAxne him. the iurv uura so.,utt
Judge Davts delivered his ge 70 Tic jury al
length, and said "lf the jury were satisfied
from the evidence thar young wslvorth came
~ New York with the 'tntent 10 murder MS
father, then the crime Vas murder In the nrss
degree; but IL the crime was committed in a
sudden manner, in an instant, then IL would be
murder In the second degree" The Judge also
charged that the jury should not regard the
fears whtch the prisoner entertained for the
life Of HE mother, a. they could not be regarded
as any justification Of he crime. At the CON
clusion OF the judges charge the Jury retired .
and. sfter an absence Of three hours, returned'
at $40 r. m, with = verdict % {" Guilty Of mur-
der IN the second degree" Sentence was post
poped until Saturday.
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Al airs i'm Kansas.

ANOTHf DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
TOPEKA, Jul, 3.-Eureka, Greenwood county,
was visited by d severe wind and hail storm on
Monday mornin,. The Methodist church was
DESTROYED, and several other buildings were Sc
riously damaged. Great damage was done also
to the harvested and growing crops in that part
Of the state.
SHIPMENTS OF TEXAS CATTLE
east from Wichita, Ellsworth and other points
in Kansas have commenced There are co 900
that point from Texas. According TO Official
railroad reports here il also q large number at
Ellsworth and small droves at other points.
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RACES IN CHIcAGo AND BosroN.-There
was fair attendance at the Dexter Park, Chi
cago, yesterday afternoon. The race for three
minute horses for purse OF $1,000 was won BY
Nellie; best time, 2:S3X. Second race, for a
purse of 5000, was won by Red Wing; best
miles, for a purse of 81 900, was won by Euchre
in three straight heats; best time, 3:5l Z.
The July meeting at Beacon Park, Boston,
commenced yesterday with q good attendance
The race for 229 horses was won by Ben Star In
three straight heats. Time. 2,324 2:3iK, 2.3i.
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sIMuLrANaous DIsAPPIARAEcl ozAP PA

SIMULTANEOUS DIsAPPIARAHc. OF A PAY
MAsTKR's CLERK AND e2,0oe--A young man
named Dsesnr S,sEa e ne Psy~sstsr q the
day, and has not been heard from although
search has been made. Yesterday the pay
masters safe was forced open, the KEYS being
in Deleaurs possession, and il was discovered
that at least 50 600 are missing. The affair il
in the hands Of detectives.
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TBR PoLARIs SEARcH.-The hustle OF prepa-
ration for the Arctic search expedition con-
tinues daily on board the steamer Tigress, at the
navy yard, under the supervision Of the officers
assigned TO the vessel. Lieutenant Comma nder
White, executive officer OF the ship, Is actively
in charge, and me vessel actually swarms with
workmen, busy in caulking, scraping, putting
up new rigging, replanking the sides, strength
ening the deck umbers. and I'm other ways fit
ting out the Tigress for her singular journey IN
quest Of the trifted Polsris and her ice bound
crew. IL will take two weeks 70 put the vessel
in trim for sea--N Y. Herdh, 3D.
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Wife HARDER,

SYRACUSE, june 3-Last night Dewitt Com
stock, aged IS years, killed his wife, Eliza, aged
u, by breaking in her skull with cobble stone.
He was jealous and drunk, and going home at
midnight quarrelled with his wife, resulting In
murder. cOmstock gaze himself Up,
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Trettfnr at Cleyeland.

CLfvILAND, July alt 10 announced that
lean Girl, Lncy, Judge Fullerton and Rosalind
win be in attendance at the meeting Of the
Cleveland club which commences on the 18th
instant, -.
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THE KIowAs AND CHKYKNNRs.-A GENTLE
man who has Just arrived from Fort Sill, In
dian Territory, says the Kiows and Cheyenne
Indians who recently left their reservations are
returning. They had been out 20 have their
annual medicine done. Hundreds OF squaws
captured by Colonel Mackenzie, while Of the
Crouch Texas, were returned 10 their tribe three
weeks aRo. ....
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HOLLAND announces her purpose 70 continue
the war against the Atchenese in Sumatra I'M
less they make peace on her terms. As they
are not likely 70 do this, renewal Of the con-
test, in which native valor and numbers will not
be able to hold out against European skill and
armaments NAV he autfcfpafed.
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OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.
OPEN JUNE lsr, 1873.

This fsyorte and celebrated Watering place will
offer additional attractions this season. 1t
possesses a magnificent Ball Room, fine yE.AY
Billiard Rooms, Bowling Alley for ladies s.EE u
and for gentlemen, and superb CrOquet GrOuAI.
u viii be kept in style not urpassed anywhere in
Virginia
The waters Of these special Springs either cure OF
yrestly relieve most cases Of Scr0fula, Incl pent
Consumption, Chronic Brochitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pnuemonia, Chronic Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrh1a, Chronic Dysentery. They are
Also great value in those affections which are Pc
cuisI to the female constitution, and an appeti-
Ler, tonic and general restorative they are per
haps, unriyalled amongst mineral waters. The
Proprietor has provided FOR the lawns and room
first class band Of music, and in general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
81 our best summer resorts will be at the command
Of the guests at R0OkBRIDGE ALUM. The place
10 within from eleven to thirteen hours Of Rich
moBd, ashn gton Baltimore, etc, by rail, all in
day light. PASSENGERS leave the cars Of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, and new
and elegant stage coach passing rapidly over q
moSth and levelroad OF only eight miles, set down
the visitors at the Springs 70 tea. -
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DIT; =; 5. DAVIS, Of the gnivsTsty, Resident
hULLEE. Office Manager;
81 The water for sale by COLEMAN ROC,
EES, Baltimore.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free application.
je9-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

PHILADEDPHIAs HoBBY-To-m morrow the
grounds for the Centennial Exhibition, at Phil
adelphia, are TO be handed over 10 the United
States commission, and out of this simple event
there il TO be made one Of those dreary cere-
The programme is AZ follows: Prayer; an ad-
dress OF delivery by Morton McMichael, and an
address of acceptance by Gov. Hawley. A Tag
viii then be unfurled and q national salute
Hred l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has decided 10
give Philadelphia thirty additional lstter-car-
riers and wagon service for the free delivery,
at an extra expense of $4,000 annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

THR SPANISH GovKRNnBHT sends salutations
to Cuba and Porto Rico, and assures them that
the integrity Of Spanish territory is 70 be main
tanned. In response the Insurgents are called
on to lay down their Arms and cid the mother
RAJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

SECRETARY BELKNAP left to-day on the 12:45
train for Philadelphia. to be present at the GEN.
tennial exercises to take place in Paramount
Park tomorrow. He will go to Long Branch
before returning to Washington.
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- U II n Z b BOA BID.
I AXE VIEW HOTEL,

IL WATKINS, NEW YORK.
This fine new house Is now open for the entertain
meut Of guests, TEN porarily or for the sea- 4
son. It is complete in all its appointments, yAy
and handsomely furnished throughout. l..tW
Guests i'll find it especially adapted for health and
comfort; large and airy rooms and thorough yenti-
lation.
Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives, and
fi-hiDg and coating on the Seneca Lake.
Together with the far-faned Watkins and Havana
Glens, the view from the house of Seneca Lake And
the surrounding scenery cannot be surpassed.
The Table will be supplied with the best the mar
Bet arerds, and an efficient corps of attendants
always ready to wait guests
Parties leaving Washington at SO in the morning
arrive at the House at 6 in the evening Rooms can
Dc secured for the season app icstion by mail to
CHARLES ii. BREDENEYER, Proprietor Of
Lake Wow Hotel. Walking. N. Y. Ie2l-lm
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GKE.. @. T. BEAURDaARp teleeraphed from
New Orleans to an inquiring friend in Nah
vile, Tenn, adsy o. two ago: sour carpet
bAggers must be rooted dag and baggage jout
Of the state, or We shah be utterly ruined. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

Col. j. MADISON CUTS and Miss Mary f
Wheeler will be married at st. Aloysus Church,
on the evening of the 10th instant, and will re-
ceive their friends on the evenings of the 18th
and 17th.-Wdsh. Cor. " Y, Times.
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GLEASON OF 1879.

BERkELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, W. VA,
I've and half miles from Sir Johns Run, B. & Q
haIrOsd. Ffrst-cas accommodations 4
Tor go guests. Daily mail, telegraph, all Way
ssininisemen ts, hne music, &c; excellent &e:0
beautiful mountain region. Natural Temperature
OF water - degrees Fab. with every variety Of
tlemen.
TERMs-S3 per day. SO per week; first month
nurses. half prise.
,,SH hours from Washington, via Metropolitan
Branch b. U. Railroad.
p72w A, X. POTTS
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THE PINEY POINT HOTEL,
IEnrmerlN ~ Thu Parilin ~

4
Il (Formerly g" The Pavilion
PlNEf POINT, MARYLAND.
This delightful summer Resort, situate on the Po-
tomae river, equi-distast from Baltimore 4 4
and Washington, ninety miles, has been vEAY
leased by the undersigned for a term of l.:R
year. and will be open for the reception Of guests
Under the new propretorship, the house has been
Thoroughly renovated, max Jog the appOn ments far
superior to any former season. The table will be
upped with all the delicsciss IL the season from
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Billiards, b patinx, Fish
ing. Bathing, Croque. and Quot Grounds, &c.
a. Crab or Oyster Lunch viii be served daily.
Terms-s2 90 per day. 8 Is per week; children half
price: sery ants full price.
Iyl-lm CHAS. R PARKER. propriator
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TREASURER SPISNKR has received 500
conscience subscription from New York, with
no name attached
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THE EXAMINATION for promotions in the 9th
auditors, which was commenced on the 10th
ult. and which was postponed, will now take
place on the 9th instant. The examination is to
fill one vacancy of class four, eleven vacancies
Of class three, and twenty of class two.
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THR CHOLERA STILL SPR1ApIHG.-There
terday, and reven deaths from other diseases
No new cases Of cholera have been reported;
and the weslhef Is favorable for decrease Of
the disease. Ten deaths from cholera were re-
ported TO the board OF health In Cincinnati yes
teIday. There were Six interments from cholera
In Memphis yesterday. There was one fsta
chase Of cholera reported in Little Rock-the
first case there. - r~. = .tta4 rsTt ..
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source day were s305, 1888.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

Grand COTTAGE, CAPE MAY, beautifully
VI leeated, near the beach, hs. a full AAi
Hotel pleasant airy rooms an be secured kt.N2l
by addressing NJ. DURNEY, Grand Cottage, 2s
Hughes street, Cape NAV, n J. w9-S
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Editor Stay:LThe country has sent her dele
gates, from near and far, and ex-confederate
chief and federal maiden stood side by side
while north and south clssped hands above the
Truly a fitting place a. which to lay aside
sectional animosities, and remember that there
still remain unbroken some links in the chain
Of brotherhood which bound together in days
agone the north and the south, the east and the
west. .... : 4. r...
But while year after year sends forth its pill
grims to the nations shrine, and meet rever-
ence is paid to the ashes Of our Country's
and unremenbered?
True history tells us that at Wakefield in
Westmoreiand county, Viz inia, marble slab
bearing the inscription "Here, on the 18th Of
marks the place, but thoue htless relic-seeking
hands have not allowed 1t t. remain, and to-day
there is nanght to indicate the spot, save the
crumbling ruins Of the Chimney Of an out
house and few shrubs and flowers which have
withstood time and tho farmers share.
Two acres of ground containing the site of the
old mansion have been don tied by the present
owner of the place to the Commonwealth of
Virginia on which to cree. a suitable memo
rial, and previous to the war some thousands
had been appropriated for the purpose; but
with the clash OF arms which for four years ex-
Guided all save the too fearful present from the
minds Of the people, memorial shafts were un-
thought of.
Now that we are beginning to bridge the
chasm Of national strife and again feel that
there is something in common between us as a
people, let IL be commemorated by a fitting
memorial on the spot on which our Washington
passed the days of infancy and childhood, and
let the cradle as well as tie tomb, the two points
from which we nearest are to our Creator, show
forth to the world that we can as one people do
viii not our whole coun ~ unite to erect
monument Of such materitl as will defy the
shafts of time and relic seekcrsP j. r. G.
=
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VENGEANCE ON Inaian aurderers,

FOURTEEN KILLED AHDsIX WOUNDED.
San FRANCIS D, July 2.--Advices from Art
soma state that L cut Babcock, with 80 cavalry,
Lieut.. Almy, overlook them In the mountains
and compelled them to light. During the en-
gagement IA were killed and hx captured. Two
Of Babcock's In.tian aids were wounded. Gen.
Crook Is still at Camp Apache.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONs.
Large stock Of White AID Colored SUITS inst re-
Handsome White Suits ............. ........s SO so
Handsome COlored saits.-~-...-.a.-.-. saOO
A few extra fine White Suits, which will be sold
sumner DREss GOODS and LACE sACo 6Es at
greatly reduced rates At cosSoLLYs, q,
ie2s Ct Opposite Patent Office.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT.
VI. WILLIAM
Will commence selling at the above discount on
MONDAY, Jnne 30, and continue to July d. his
Ladies and Childrens Dresses,
Llama Points, SscQues, and Capes,
BonRets and Round Hats,
sashss, Belts, ans: &c: ,kc.
Fl KEN fpf sfGis
+. COkSErS deduction of 10 per cent. will be al
lowed. All goods marked in plain figures.
je2s-lm NJ. WILLIAM, sO7 Pa. ave.
, al S. HELLERs, 1Ia Married Space. Us
- MISS MCCORMICK,
~sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ~
Has constantly on hand fine assortment Of
IMPORTED BONNETs,
sTRAws, CHIPS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &C.,
Al q the newest designs Ladies GAPS and Golf
UhEs Just received. instr
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
is O s. aktLE sfgss' rs I5'i Make. Space.
r FAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY.
asas IN superior ma1nsr We have avery large
aADhME EsrsiS's Hair T.SsOry' SIS Is. st. =
NeTICE.-B1s.ins are now being onered in
~ MILLINERY m
and VI
FANCY GOODS,
By Z. LENZBERa q co.,
Ao-tr J01 Market Space,
Us r afss :sed e:
STAMPISs DEPOT, = :
CIT SEVENTH STREET,
fssltr Opposite P.,en. once,
L. FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
g the best article in the world for doing up Linen
Muslin. Ittmpsrts beautiful gloss to the FABRIC.
BuRNHAM 4 CO. manuf.et9r.r.,
I
4 Iarl-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
| L'XAMISE THE
GOLD SPECTACLE, e>e
Il, GhfsfLrR, os.iel.n.
n2r Al street.
NOTIcrl prs.oLur1orr
1ARoAINe, BARCAIHs, In FANCY GOODS
AND yOfIONS, ct the New York Bazaar, al 7th
" ~, nss - " ''''' WV j. =. YOUNG,
y OACHDe, RATS OF DIDDUGS cannot b found
n where 0iensworthp BXTkkA- H.
LNAIoR Il Ussd IoI ale y =; y.
and J. Z. SAVAGE, fennsylya nia
ave betw cen lhh and 18th Hard
ware Have no other. GA-o.
n.zAAR-B.,eAiu n. LADIES, GENTS and
d CHILDRESs UNDEhCLOTHlN1 may PC
found at Women Christian Association, Jo aGisrS
sauare All orders promptly and neatly exeSute
| EIiTsIes on street, lst, Alb and atn, polI-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

TIE srIAHIl Nrrssc, Commander Phytian,
sAiled st ,le O'Clock. yesterday morning from
Fortress Monroe, for New York.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-The signal bureau
has received information that Private Seeley
of the Mount Washington signal party, died
on Tuesday afternoon from injuries received
by falling from the trestle-work OF the railway
on SATURDAY. last,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

CINCINNATI, July3-A Special dispatch from
Bennington, Ind, says Geo. A. Buskirk, pres
ident Of the first national bank, shot and NOR
tally wounded Aaron Rase, barkeeper, in
that town, last evening. Rase hsd been mott
hed by Judge Samuel Buskirk not 10 let Geor ge
have whisky. Ease refused to give him whis-
Nv which refusal caused the shooting.
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no CASH fURcHAsERs.

FINDING our stock much larger than is desirable at
this season Of the year. We shall, on Monday, June
%, MARK DOWN, for cash only, our entire assOrt-
ment Of seasOnabIe Goods.
BEST PRINTS, 10 Cents.
LINEN sUITINGs at 10 Cents,
Original Price 23 Cents
BEST PERCALES. 20 Cents
Our s so SILKS, 81.
Our 81 ~ SILKS, 62x Cents
PLAIN, BLACK and SATIN STRIPED GRESA
DIMES resuced fully % per cent.
LINEN LAWNS, all styles, at 80 Cents.
BLACK LACE sHAWLS aud SACQCES at COST.
fall line CASSIMERES and LINEN DRILLS.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &C.
All goods charged will be entered at usual prices.
YATES Il MITCHELL,
reg 81 SIT MARKET SPACE
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PK1scl BIsxARcK win s.mmer at varrin

EMPEROR wIIIIAn Of Prussia has gone ID
Ems,
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CEA.SIDE RESORT.

SEA-SIDE RESOKT.
COBBS HOTEL,
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
HCw open Tor the ptiOn If visitors. II Is well
know for its excellent and safe surf bath a . a
ing, fishing, &C. Terms, s3 per day; SlsNAy
pr week; 500 per month Of four weeks. lk.fXJ
Route: Steamer N. p. Banks from Norfolk or OIi
Point to Cherrystone, Monday, wednesday, and
Friday mornings.
COBB BROS. co.
IN I'm Cherrystore, va
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DRY GOODS.

TCo KEDUCE sTOCk.
Our entire stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
At and below cost. All other goods greatly
duced in Price.
PABASOLs less thsn cost
Beet CALICOES, 10 cents
Fruit OF the Loom COTTON. % cents.
JOHNSON e COLLEY,
jyl-6;- I'll Market space.
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WHAT THEY GALL AN "'NpIAN DIFF1CuL-
TY" OUT WEsr.-A .dispa:ch from Laramie
city says: The best informat ION that can be OBJ
tanned relative to the recent Indian difficulty
at Rawlins develops the fact that dozen reck-
less men went out and attacked party of Utes
without any cause or pr0vocation, killing and
wounding as many more, and capturing sever.
al Of their horses, together with other proper
ty. The Utes had committed no depredations
and had been perfectly peaceable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03

THE CALIFORNIA CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY having refused to deliver gov
eminent freight at San Francisco without the
prepayment of charges accruing on railroads
west OF Omaha, the Attorney General decides
that the act is |. violation of law, and that suit
may be brought against the company for the
recovery Of the freight " ithout the payment OF
such charges.