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AND BEAUTY
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n"~rlcte. in all its parts, uso,
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ru.isht R+ruivo Mcfion. M TG. dirert,
st.'l a'si cl"th GuiIep. Gnn new Tension. srls
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,l ,"e thread direct IRON ths why. Uses
s,i,h nI t'as,e lcck S,irc, Zines, p"J' p"J Makes
sa"tn san;, known ): frm. I,'sah,a ana .s,tronsces
.ap"'. viii do all kirss. Of re-, close anti
".ss Ina., from Cambria 70 hoo hh. nhc and
"eIriner, ~ and uses all dcscrint;oary Cloth or
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an" am,.. simplifying our aIaehiuo. 10 improving
Dnns; Ony .1At which is prnctieah,s eomhininE
pems,ng pen With all complicated s"ns and dis
Special ioann tesms !" ,",1 other machines.
who '%ae AM and female agents stove tmsts tsssst to
co, VINO Will establish agencies a Aehepers, &C.,
IG"n!ry I;,i,y and keep our new through tho
smas, nn,,,0n and sale. County rirh,a hines on o1-
S".,'f. I,nt agents free Agcnts sn,s given to
", "Ined without any e4,pa ,e'e ss outfits
,onra;n;n Oh sewing, descriptive .;raage.
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PUFF XIII.

1a'1 T. 1ne e smoker is master ofth situation. .
In vain attack or combat 1.-THE 81.
sA' p'F'ue' it onward way, throwing
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The New Loan-PrOspecsive Fall I'm
Gold.

New YORK, July 2S.-The Commercial
says the Rothschids and their associates
have been awarded the five per cent. loan,
and now have charge OF l6S, 000,0 900 Of the
1T9,000.O00 recently placed in open competi-
ton. This means an errly fall Of gold to
105.
WAsHISGToN, July 2s.--Tbe negotiations
for the balance of the five per cent. funded
:loan were concluded to-day with Messrs.
August Belmont & Co. on behalf of n. NJ.
Rolh<child e. Sons, of London, and their as.
sociates. j. & W. Seligman 4 Co. on behalf
of themselves and their associates. These
parties have made an absolute subscription
of 100000, coupled with the option OF
taking the remainder of the loan at any time
within six months. The loan is taken at
par. to be paid for in coin or tive-twenty
bonds, the parties to receive one.quarter OF
one per cent. commission, and 10 delray all
expenses Of the transaction, including the
delivery of the bonds. From the well-snown
reputation of these bankers, no doubt exists
at the Treasury Department as to their abiI-
ity to place the entire loan. ..,. ...
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Letter from the variety Springs.
{, ,r-.~p.l,racr Of III Richmond Dlspaich.J


i."s.rp'''''.' ~ '''- - go,
VARIETY STRINGS July -, 1914.
GGr AZ that many persons naNe not
l.T3o NMht! springs ''t ~ lohS . 'i'i'e
f..' t-'y feet curious 10 'rar' Soiile'ulnS y,
ta'}H. They a!c >iha'ca III Tue COUNTY VI
.iu-u>t" fifteen m!lcS west lfoni S'a1uton'
..h't'Hjalciy upon Inc me oi the cnesa.
',ttA' md ono rI!Iroau, cars stoPi'pS a'
tIr door. lhlcr ti"ll>aHu iect aop'c liue-
Wa'rr. This phsc" y III the miost OF are2ioh
g. ,oG'iiy Muiiia!Iy known az El'lott
hUnh, 10 long "HI Justly celebrated LOT tle
h,~rt and -rtuGrur OF lis SceneiS. Wllcn
Is ~ elevation OF I'VE 'hou>aho 'ee' ""ofe
=. 1--we. al The -" ara 'li!ee aoo'G ,he n'Sn
r..-"i!om "lith IL" springs l!>e' me VIZ"
N'mIir> ulDli!' J. F"'s submit hnu, PI PEI,
s't> r>II II dAFirI every season' a.u IL IN
doubtless b. c"h>iarfeo III DO ol>'"u. 'us que
q u" great attractions OF the mountains VI
Virginia. and become place OF gcheral re-
>yU: -" tourists ana picasure->eekers.
HE waters, should say. after trial,
ihr uuu.ua power and efficacy. Their
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The Beecher-Tiiton Affair.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The Beecher inves-
tisation committee resumed its session last
evening, as usual, with closed doors. Be
yond the fact that two or three witnesses
were examined, nothing is known of the
proceedings.
The Sun says the Beecher committee de-
cided last evening to call Dir. Moulton rs the
next witness, asking him In their invitation
to produce all the documents in his posses
sion that relate in any, way to the case.
Mr. Tilton SAYS Moulton won't testify be-
fore the committee as now constituted.
MIR. Shearman last evening said no testi-
mony of Tilton's bearing on the alleged con-
LESSONS of Mr.. Beecher to him OF adultery
was ever elected in the reported cross-ex-
animation or omitted in the publication
of it.
Beecher's stenographer says no such testI-
mony as Tilton speaks Of in bis card was
regularly presented before the committee.
Mr.. Beecher returned from Peekskill yes
terday. He chatted pleasantly with some OF
his church-members on bis doorstep IN the
evening.
If Mr.. Moulton does not answer the call
to testify, which he will receive to-day, Bee
cher'S testimony will be.taken without fur
ther delay.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Mr. Tilton was Wis
tied this morning by members Of the press,
but bis answer to all was, 81 have nothing
further to say in regard to the case, and
decline to be interviewed" A question was
asked as to whether he had any statement to
make over his own signature in REPUTATION
of the statement published, and his reply
was, II have nothing to say"
Theodore Tilton was arrested to-day on q
civil action for libel, at the suit Of one Gay.
nor, taken before Judge Walsh, and released
on his own recognizance to appear to-mor-
rowto answer. Gaynor claims to be an in.
terested party, and brought suit to compel
the production OF all the facts. His action
is regarded as movement TO compel the
bringing of the case into court.
The Brooklyn Argus says that not one
half of the evidence has yet been received
by the Beecher committee. Mrs. Titon will
be again called, and possibly Titon also.
Mrs. Tilton read the interview with Mrs.
Stanton, and pronounced it utterly false.
Her children have gone TO Mt. Clair TO her
friends.
The Brooklyn Eagle says DR.. Storrs is to
be summoned to testify as to bis interview
with Tilton when the statement OF the al
legged offence OF Beecher was made.
Mr.. Sage said to-day that to the best OF
his recollection nothing was omitted from
Tilton's testimony in The published state
ment. He says Triton might have men,
toned MIR. Beecher's and Mrs. Triton 8 con-
LESSONS of criminality in an informal man
ner with some members of the committee.
MIR. Sage's statement is corroborated by
others of the committee.
1t is said that Beecher's examination, when
made, will be most rigid; but whether IL
will be written or. oral is not yet known.
The Graphic has interviews with, seve-
raj committeeman, who say Beecher has no
intention of resigniDg, and the stories to that
effect are mere gossip.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK; July 2S.-cotton dull; sales OF
343 bales AT TIC. Southern flour unchanged
Wheat-Slght supply ard steady: prime spring
red and amber western; S1.356s1.45 for new RED
and white: southern corn lower and moderately
active ut 7TJ79c. for western mixed: 7Skl SOC
for western yellow; &c. for white western. Coffee
dull and nothing of moment doing. Rice dull and
Unchanged. Tullow dull IL 73s@Sc. kosin heavy
mt S2.25@S2.3 80 for strained. Iurpentine heavy
ut 354c Pork quiet and irmer at .22 for new
clsh: August. $2l.750s22; September, a21.75@
s2225. Beef quiet al &c. Lard, 1870. Whlskey
1c. better, and In good demand 1T 81 03. Freights
more active, and tirmer for grain.
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tN'!.f'Phh'it.H" OF tIic klcnlHOnu Dlsiate1'J
tooL STRINGS, IREDELL Co., n. CO.
July Goth, 1871.
W. ~" having fine seasons ut this time.
!"tr> aIv Very promising June being dry,
=, tanners had q fair chance of working
well limir crops and laying them by perfect
l.: clear Of grass, and the rain came in good
tA"e % Iiaturc the corn and tobacco. The
~. tloi' vas short, but wheat was by far the
''>i !w!d wc have had III several years.
|"!1- I" the dry weather in the spring we
ave >r1rccly half crop Of tobacco planted,
"a' what Sc have is now doing well.
lAi> portion Of Iredell county bids fair to
'vtY'n" famous Tor growing line tobacco.
W. greater portion OF the land the weed
et'. be raised 10 perfection without the aid
.. -uano and other fertilizers. The soil Is
VI Sufficient strength to cause the plants to
gre" large enough, ripen early, yellow on
'l!g oil, and al the same time be fine and
>'H}. The culture Of tobacco was very lit
lie hnown III this county before the late war,
t'i>"!Nrntiy the greater portion of the land
l, how III original forest. Astounding with
l!e Hc'l Of pIant-bed land, plants can be
l1>ru iicntituliy by only burning the land,
lying up, and sowing the seed, using no
'"lauIc or Guano at all.
Since the war quite number Of the In
-i"HIl3Al- OF CasweiI and other tobacco-grOw-
taS EQUITIES have emigrated to Iredeli, and
'''acto Il being looked to as the principal
crop Tor making money. Some Of the old
inhabitants, having caught the art Of curing,
"'e now rIvallng the self-ronceited tobacco
{~~rs Of CasweIl.
y, 4heIe are factories at work In Statesyille,
.f"!ek>Hiile, and several ia the county,
''a!cA give us a market for all the tobacco
Ne i.ise at tolerably fair prices. The West
YIN North Carolina railroad, running through
"Uf county, affords means Of transporting
~ all sAe Virginia markets, should we desire
Here We live without fear of civil rights
VI negro rule, the climate healthy, water eX-
VT"ch', churches OF various denominations
. j'Gen'!, aud our schools in ilourishing con-
There is both a male and female academy
~ H. Iooi Springs, In charge OF Professor
rr"the, graduate Of Davidson College,
. ., Carolina, and quite a number Of stu.
~'"I' are being taught mere. j. T. r.
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RAILROAD Accidents and Storm Dam
ages.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-At Sparta, on the
Louisville Short-Line, o south-bound freight
train went through bridge damaged by
water. No one hurt.
A mile and half south of Sparta an engine,
.bageage-car, and one OF the passenger.ears
of o train went through bridge. One man
was fatally and three seriously injured.
Five miles further south, five baggage.
cars are detached, and between Cincinnati and
Walton two bridges are down. The damage
is principally, TO. ROLLING stock. The trains
will run regularly 10 two days.
The corn Gro o of Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
lucky is dame. ged by winds.
The Ohio river rose five feet IN lew
hours, and the Licking river dashed out ioni
feet higher than the, Ohio, driving the .dril'
against the shipping on the opposites. side.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July %, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-White, 2,57S bushels. Red, 1926
bushels
CoaN.-white. Sbushels. Yellow, 26O bushels
OATS-94S bushels.
SHIPSTUFF.-100 bushels.
SHOR1 S.-21S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whie, SO bushels very good on pri-
vate terms; 40 bushels fair hi Sl.3S: 42 bushels
fair at 81 35; JOG bushels prime on private terms.
Total, $50 bushels.
WHEAT.-ked. % bushels good at S1.4O; SO
bushels good on lrivate terms; so bushels very
good on private terms; 40 bushels fair damp at
S1.2S; 80 bushels at S1.3S; II bushels common
Ut 81 20. Total, 262 bushels.
CoRS.-Whlte, bushels good at 95c Yellow,
160 bushels prime ut 93c.
OATs.-97 bushels very good at &C.,; 03 BUSH
els private terms; 200 bushels very good winter
ii 64c. Total. 400 bushels.
suoRTs.-1CO bushels good on private terms
RE-EXHIBITED.
WuEAT-White, 200 bushels.
81 OATS.-10O bushels
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Naiisf ID st6ta. 7of
ps Pog a.a cas ss rsJ OK
Liauors, Wines, &c.
Als: Scotch, best brands, pints, s2 o9as.2s q
Recttasd Wstsksas: f,omaimon. s1@s1.15; fuil
Rgs W5isEsas Mediums so n ga,e cd s!a
1885, s55i ana m aSwars sw ela
Gin Domestic, s1.25nas Q imported, s5 ease.
Bsandtss Donesis q .25@s2 IEgls ~ . $50
s si.Se apple ne. s2 cid sieosss' szso
% ae ss;,, S SSsx E ssa sto@siso Jamaica
Rope Maailla best, use; sisai, zee 2 n:
Lumber, Lime. Slaves, Ese:
LuyaoeT !: White oak. .sI5@20 - LOCO: West
ern Virginia poplar. s1s@825 90 1,oD@: white
@sf5 ss si5 SS Ys niue sas
ssI e !, g s6 1000 saved
Starss,-W biskey- barrel timber. green. s1sais
19o tl;h ssas0as s. slss29 sSss
poles, s5@s7 hogshead hoops, no demand hex.
.Ragsahixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool
Lime Agricultural. 10c. q bushel Virgins,
Indian Rock. s1.209Sl. 40: Riyert0n 1925
OF; Roskaaa .lsoSssl;55os so,r,
ed; cslcined, s2.75. &s.
t& ,Licorice:
Lfcnrtce Paste. c. & Co.. 31c.: r. r., &c.; :
4. o. G.. CSC e Co., 24c. +. s., Roc; nchor,
27c. A. G. c., 26c.
~ Miil.Feed.
ShipstuF: Coo. "a bushel. 81
Br0tcaStuF: soc. D bIshe
Shorts: CSC. ri bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. ~ bushei. ~. 81.
Corn Bran: 10000. q bnshel.
Powder, Shot, Etc. ~ IS
Fuse: Toys mining, SO, 8Oc. g$1.25 % 100 feet,
Founder: 1915 by the nye kegs-less than tive
kegs, 81 20: blasting. S4G$4.50.
SHOT: Northern. $3.50 p bag OF 25 ts.
GrfHGstoneS: 2@211c. y ID. $50
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state Constabrcs SefxIng Liquor.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 2S.-A large
force of State constables appeared here yes.
terday morning, and arrested Elisha Tobey,
owner of the seized liquors; also, Jack .Frud,
:liquor-dealer, and the ring.leader Of Satur-
days riot, special officer William Chapman,
and others. Tobey was handcuffed and
taken before magistrate. IN
All persons thus far arrested have pro-
cured bail. Many more arrests will doubt
less be made. The State constables are fol-
lowed by a large crowd. Westfeld is in a
blaze Of excitement, and business is nearly
susDended
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
IMPORTANT TO COMMERCE A
4 TRAVELLERS. st

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, who solicit
orders nv GARD, CAT ALOGUE, TRADELIsT,
SaMPLE OR OTHER spEC d;,at; asse - those
chasas made DIRECT FROM STOCK, and who
tayel In any section, by Kali or Boat sailing any
class of goods are requested 70 send fheir BUA-
Inc T. Class of goods they sell, and by whom EN-
nIeyed; also those who are at present under no
enlargement. This matter Is Of GREf-T I'M.
In ietseT NI'E INDIVIDUALLY 10 statesmen OF
tbJs class or men collecting trade an this manner,
# Is therefore ESPECIALLY desired that this no
tice may meet the eyes Of ALI Comm sscial Tra ray
viii AT ONCE give 1t their aatsntio q. Those who
cnmnly with ABOVE Request uili lie CoNFlDEN-
ITALY treated and duly tsed OF object In view
lease ase. aa ..p''s W CO-JRERATIoN..
Care of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Al Park Row,
iv s-eodlm IN New York city.
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BY TEL EssIsAPn. Y
Latest News from Washington.
Late. weather Report,

u +
rspcciaa telegram 20 the Dispatch.] stis
WASHINGTON, July 29---1:A. M---For the
Middle States and the Lower Lake regions,
partly cloudy weather, with light local rains;
variable winds, slight rise Of temperature,
and stationary orrisng barometer.
ASSOCIATED Press TeIegra,u.l
WAsHrSGToN. July 2S--T p. M-For New
England and the Middle States. partly cloudy
weather and local rains will prevail, with
southerly winds shifting to easterly and
rnortherly, continued low temperature, and
slight changes in barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, areas. OF
rain, light and variable winds, stationaryeer
falling temperature, aud low barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and Warmer wea-
ther, nortberly winds shifting to easteriy and
southerly, and stationary or rising barome-
ter.
The Mississippi River Engineers.
iWAsHIsGToN, July 2s.-The Board of En-
gineers appointed by the President under act
of Congress to devise plan for retaining
the overlooked lands Of the Mississippi river
were in session at Newport, r. l., for seye-
raj days, deliberatiDg on the various pro.
posed plans. Each member Of the Board
has had special duties assigned him in con-
nection with the matter under consideration.
The Board has adjourned, subject to the call
of the President, which will be made as soon
as the various reports come in.
The Granite Contract.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Aloert Ordway, OF
Richmond, Va, formerly of Boston, Mass,
the contractor for furnishing the granite for
the new State, War, and Navy Department
building, has this day instructions from the
Hon. A. B. Mullett, supervising architect OF
the Government, to proceed at once with
the work on the east wing, which has been
approved by the Secretary Of State.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Judge Lochrane
and ex-senator Dooltte are here.
Secretaries Bristow and Robson are at
their posts.
A circular just issued by the Secretary OF
the Treasury makes important changes In
the organization Of the force ofspecial agents.
The apportionment by districts will be dis
continued after the 1st of August, and spe-
ciuI agents will act under the immediate di-
rection of the collector Of customs, making
q report to him at the end Of each calendar
month of all services performed. The cir
cular contains instructions as to the duties OF
agents, defining them with great eXactness.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 2s.-The mile and an
eighth race was won by Regardless, with
Countess second, and Nudge third. Time,
2:054.
The three.quarter race was won by Katie
Pease, Minnie Mac second, and Marmian
third Time, 1:17i.
The steeple-chase was won easily by
George West, who took the lead from the
start. Bullet fell at the next to the last hur-
die, Time, J56.
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PHrLAprLpHIx, July 2S.-The four English
persons are still held for completely in the
kidnapping of the Ross boy. Their arrest
has led to.ihe discovery Of o large amount
'of supposed stolen property.
Z a personal will appear Tomorrow in one
of the papers which will announce q reward
OF $4,000, offered by the, Pennsylvania de:
tectives, for information that will lead to the
arrest Of the abductor OF the; Ross child.
The personal will be so worded as to open
free communication without exposing per-
sonal identity, but at the same time will de-
mand good faith.
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A Train Stoned by Rousi,s, &c.

BosToN, July 2S.--A train was stoned by
roughs within q mile OF Westham, Mass,
last evening. A man in the smoking car and
lady passenger were fearfully cut about the
head.
The National Bank Examiner has pro-
nounced charges Of dishonesty against the
cashier Of the Milford National Bank.
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A terrific thunderstorm passed over Va
rina, Ontario, Canada, Sunday morning, last
ing from l until O'Clock. A number of
houses and barns were struck by lightning.
The Presbyterian church was also struck
and badly damaged. The storm was of the
most severe character, and the loss OF pro-
perry is very heavy.
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PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE.-The total Of
anthracite marketed for the week ending on
the 18th instant amounted to 264, 69s tons.
The bituminous tonnage for the week Is 64,-
274 tons. At Port Richmond for the week
ending the 25th instant the,receipts OF coal
were 40, 900 tons, the shipments -, wy tons,
leaving $4,000 tons on hand. The coal trade
for the past week 1gas even duller than LOT
the previous week, The Associated Coai
Companies have issued the prices for Au'
gust. which average fifteen cents per ton az J,
vance. They have also. resolved 70 cur. e
the supply to competing parties los .. TUE NC
gioath oil August. - Phtl adetph'd l,eager.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY %, 1874.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York, mer.
chandise and passengers. G. W. Allen q Co.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. p Porter, agent.
Sloop Ruth, f>iichett, Chickahominy river, mer'
chandise, to order.
MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK, July 27.-Arrived, schooner Henri
eta. hence.
New York, July 26.-Arriyed, schooners Ella.
thea, Smith, Richmond; j. W. Morris, Longstreet
Virginia; Emma, Jenes, Viz. inia.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cleared, schooner Mag.
gle, Myers, for City Point.
The Norfolk papers report that the steamer Viz
gInia of the o, stcr feet, suddenly sank on Monday
while lying ut her wharf, near the Norfolk toll
bIidge.
The following Is the tonnage account for the port
of Norfolk for the fiscal year ending june 80, 1874
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
1888 32,25l l,141,20s
II.
rrnN~N ACE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D.

Commercial improvement: In favor OF 1874
vessels. IS. In favor of 1878 Grew, l,4ee; ton
PHlLsDELPnIA. July 27.-Arrived, schooner
Ann Twibil, Mullen, from Richmond, va, Win
aranite to philadelphia Granite Company; scnoon-
er salisbury, Fields, with WOOL eight Gays lroiii
West Point.
NEW YORK, July 2s-Arriyed;; lafayette CHAM
SAVANNAH, July 2S.-Arriyed, Herman, Lly-
ingston, Wyoming, Ruth II. Baker