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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-27

DISASTROUS FIRE AT NEWPORT, Pa
TWELVE BUILDINGS BUnNED.-Neuport, Per-
RI county, Pa, June PA fearful fire has
been raging here all the afternoon, and the
following property was destroyed: Number
of dwelling-houses burned, 4; hotels, l.;
business places, g.; number Of buildings
burned, -. j. L. CAN'T, 'looses $4,000, in
surance. $4,000, in the Perry and Columbia !;
Leiby & Tate, $4,000, insurance $4,000, in
the Columbia; ". Il. Bosseman, 81, 900, in
surance $1,000, in the. 4Etna; j. w. Frank,
$1,000, insurance $4,000, in the Perry !;
George Turner 81 800, insurance $1,000, in
the Etna; Jesse Butt, $500, insurance
$1,000, in the 1Etna; j. B. Hartzel, $500, in
surance $500, in the Elna; D. FL. SPOTS &
Co., $1,000, insurance $1,000, in the Perry !;
Rev. j. w. Crawford, $500, insured in the
Etna; Junerich Saddler, $4,000, no insur-
ance.
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PrO,ating.

The objections 10 the scheme proposed by
some of getting General MALONE and the
Southern Express to prorate are many.
First, General MAuoNE' S express will carry
no more than hundred dollars in one pack
ace, we are tcld-that is, will not become
responsible for more than that sum.
Secondly, if there are two expresses ID
,lse--two Seryiccs-there will bctW0 charges.
General MALONE must have his fifty cents III
least, and the Express its fifty cents ut least,
on every package, however small. Ana the
same rule will work Is to larger packages.
Thirdly, there will be divided response
lility, or rather no responsibility at all. y
package starts from Bristol. IL is damaged
by the way. The Southern Express Com
pany claims that it va, delivered in the con-
ditiou in which ii was received from MALONE.
MAuoNE is too far off 10 make 1t to the
interest of the owner. to hunt him up. so
he loses the goods. But let the Scuth'rn
Express Company run over the whole line.
and when the package is delivered here, il 1t
is damaged, that company will pay the dam
age without conti oyer.y. The office is here.
The agent is here. The company can tie
sued here on the spot.
Any sort of express is better than none.
If we can't have any ether, we must even
put up with pro-rating express. But 1t
would lie so much better TO have real, re-
>pon>lblc company to look to, that we would
iain hope that even General MALONE could
be induced to allow the people Of Richmond
TO have Ole.
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OBITUARY.

A regular meeting Of Midlothian Lodge. No: 81 l,
A. +. and A. NJ, held over the store Of Brother ].
Bach, In the county Of Chesterfield. june 14th,
4. ID. S74, 4. l.. 1914, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas by dlspensation OF divine providence
our worthy and we'll beloved brother JOHN RO-
BINS has been, after lingering Illness OF several
months removed from our midst 70 mat bourne
from whence no traveller ever returns.
ResOired That whilst we bow with resignation 10
neeply moved ut the loss wc sustain In the death of
a faithful Mason and trustv brother, by whom lis
bereaved family mournS i kind ana generous nus
band and loving father. -,
We can find consolation for them and ourselves
In the knowledge only that the ali,nerclful, VINO
trmucred the winds 10 the Shorn lambs, doth All
Things well. That we deeply sympalhlze with Inc
bprcft family their great loss ana that III token
of our respect for the departed brother we VIII
wear the usual badge of mourning for sixty days,
II is further resolved, hat these Fl solutions NC
snread npon the records Of The Lodge, ane he pub.
Iished n tue Richmond Enquirer, and copy
thereof be sent TO the family OF the deceased: =,
L. s. HANCOCK, w. NJ.
Uiltidna NarshGH, Secretary.
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THE BeEcuER scANDAL.--As long as the
stories affecting the good name ofthe Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher had no better reritiea.
ton than the testimony OF the wretched
oman Woodruff, we regarded them as
utterly unworthy of notice. Although
1t was matter of public notoriety that
Mr.. Triton was exceedingly intimate
with the Woodruff, nobody supposed that
he was such au abandoned poltroon as TO
make her his confidant, and relate to her.a
scandal which seriously affected the honor OF
his wife, whom he still considers worthy oil
his love. During the whole controversy
Tllton has maintained defiant attitude
towards Mr.. Beecher. The dreadful let
ter which has just been given, to
the world explains .Tilton's insolence
and Mr.. Beecher's silence. When
read in the light OF the Woodruff reycln-
tons. these abject entreates have most
painful significance. Mr.. Beecher may eX-
plain everything and put an end to the
scandal; he may even acknowledge that he
has been guilty of indiscreet conduct, for
which he has atoned by years of penltence
and sorrow, and perhaps his great genius
may enable him to maintain his position as
the most popular preacher in America. Ii
be remains silent judgment will be taken
against him on the proofs submitted, which
certainly are sufficient to make out pT,md
tacie case. In crushing Mr.. Beecher Triton
will gain no honor for himself.-Battn'ore
american.
TLroS's letter does not let the public into
the secret of BEEcHER's abiect note to I'LL
TON. We find nothing in T1LToN's letter
that explains it in any way. And we judge
from the above paragraph that if we were
to come across an explanation Of the difficulty
the explanation would be such one as we
could rot publish.
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The Lynchburg Firgtntan proposes tina

The Lynchburg Frginian proposes that
the papers raise such clamor against the
new postal law as will induce Congress to
repeal it. Very well. The new law, on an
average, reduces the postage upon the Vir-
ginia dailes from Sl.20 to 40 cents; on semi.
weeklics from 40 to say Is cents; and on
weeklies from 90 to 10 cents. Now, let Dir.
WHITEHEAD take position with the Vsrginian,
as he is said to do, and Dir. J. W. DANIEL
with the people, as we hope he will, and if
Mir. WHITEHEAD isn't defeated Of renomi-
nation then by all means reelect him.
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The Virginia People has 500 subscribers

The Virginia People has 800 subscribers,
and thinks that under the new postal law 1t
will have TO pay 800 postage per annum.
On the contrary, dear People, 400 will go
free in your county, and upon the other 100
you will have to pay about 30 cents week,
or so year. You will also get all en-
changes tree. IN short time we shall expect
all the papers in Virginia to thank us aud the
Wing for having aided in securing the pas
sage of u law so benefcent in its operation
upon editors.
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This day will be two minutes shorter than
Yesterday was. The long nights are coming.

The SYRACUSE DIsAsTER.-Sp'dc,sse, n. T.,
June 25.-The coIouer'sinyestisation OF the
Central Baptist church disaster was begun
this morning. There have been no further
deaths of the Injured. A dozen funerals OF
victims of The disaster are appointed for to-
morrow, which will be observed AZ day OF
genera! mourning here. Public censure is
severe upon the architect, builders, and
building committee Of the church. The
plan OF the building contemplated support
ing columns, instead Of which iron rods,
pending from Ill insufficient roof truss, were
substituted.
fare all of our public buildings safe j
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TICKETS: Gentlemen, FL ladies, 5Oc.; to be had
Of any member of the Council, and csrcu lily Of
j. CURTIS TAYLOR Gallcgo Mills;
ANDREW j. WOOD, W. Sears Woods stove depot,
r. S. VALENTINE, Levy Brothers;
w. H. PLEAsANTS, Dispatch office;
W. II. MULLEN, Presbyterian Publishing House;
". Holt RICHARDSON, JR., W. Holt Richardson
6 Co.'S merchant tailors, Fourteenth street;
ard at the depot on the morning of the excursion.
ia 0f-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ LEVY BROTHERS OFFER The
largest and best-assorted stock of Linen Goods IN
this city.
DuYLIES at so, GO, 75c. and IL per Go2en;
from II up to s20;
NAPKINS from 81 to IS per dozen:
TOWELS from 81 20 TO So per dozen;
TRAY NAPKINS, TURKEY RED DOkL1Ea,
FANCY COLORED DOYLIES;
PILLOW-CASE LINENS;
LINEN SHEETINGS at 75c. per yard worth 81;
SHIFTING LINENS;
LINEN GOODS for boys and mems wear, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
lO17 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
The largest, best-assorted, and cheapest stock OF
DRESS GOODS in this city. je27
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m- LIFE WITHOUT ENJOYMENT.

No human being whose stomach and liver are dis
ordered can enjoy life Business is a fatigue and q
bore, and all amuiements :" fiat and Improbable"
to the victim of indigestion, blliousness, and dis
turbances of the bowels and the nerves, which al
ways accompany them. The shortest. surest, safest
way to get rid Of these evils and of the mental de-
spondency which grows out OF them Is to use and
regulate the system with HOSTETTER'S STO-
MACH BITTERS. Of all stimulant5 1t Is the pu-
rest OF all vegetable tonics the most active, of all
cahartics the mlldest, Of all ant-bllious prepara-
lions the most swift and certain in It's operation.
During the twentyodd years that 1t has been in
1t has lived down professional prejudices, dis
tlnced competitions and taken rank as the standard
restorative of the age. je 25-eod&w1w
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[For the Lispatch.l
general Grants WILL"

Under the above heading in to-day's Dis
patch, you confound two noted Washington
politicians. Arthur r. Shepherd is not the
delunct governor of the District, but Arthur
Shepherd is the eX-speaker of the Legisla-
ture, aud brother Of alexander X. Shep-
herd, late Governor. S. S.
RICHMOND, June 25, 1874.
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Names Omitted.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, EA.,1
June Dc. 1874

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, FA.,2
June 26, 1874.
To the Editors Of The Dispatch: In my re-
port of commencement at this institute /
failed to state that the degree of Master Of
Arts was conferred on the following STU
dents: r. E. Blackwell, of Norfolk, Va, and
G. NJ. Motley, of Ashland, Va. and also
that the honorary degree OF Doctor of Di-
vinity was conferred on Rev. W. E. Harris,
president of the Wesleyan Female Seminary,
at StauntOn. E.
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T Are all of our public buildings safe j

The Richmond Dispatch seeres to insist
upon it that the country papers are opposed
to the prepayment of postage OH ne"spa-
perS. This paper advocated it year ago.
and has always been in favor OF the prepay
mcnt of all mail matter, eXpecmlly by the
Dispotch's system OF welsht.-Naunfo" f"'
dictator.
Reg pardon.
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Fatal Accident-Six Persons Drowned.

CLAIRMoST, Va, June 25, 1874.
Editors Dispatch,-SiX coored persons
were drowned crossing the Chip-Oak creek
at p. NJ. yesterday-two women and four
men. Yours, A. r. BoHAsNoN,
subscriber to the Dispatch.
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1--WE EXCURSION OF EXCURSIONS!
RICHMOND TO WASHINGTON, AND RE-
TURN THE SAME DAY.

a SELECT PARTY, III charge OF Asa Snyder
supcrnteudent. and the officers and teachers OF
Centenary sunday school, will leave RICHMOND
for WASHISGTOS Oh
WEDNESDAY. JULY 1sT,
at AZ O'Clock 4. NJ. reaching Quantico, tid Rich
mond and Fredericksburg rIlroa at ~ A. NJ
Here The party will embark the elegant aud
cnmmOdolIS steamer LADY OF THk LAKE
chartered for the occasion), reaching Washington
at 4. NJ, after i delightful sail che Potomac
Omnibusses. at comInutcd fare. will be in attend
ancc To convey passengers 10 different points Of in
tcrcSt in the city. :
Special steamer for MOUNT VERNON will sail
Immediately on the arrival Of our party In Wash
inglon. where three or -four hours may be delight
fully spent. Returning, leave Washington at D Z.
VI arriving in RicamOud At % Z. NJ.
EXcurSioniStS will provide provisions for them
selves. Those preferrnG. can procure at the boats
table irst-class meal for 75c. Hot coffee and ice
cream viii be sold III restaurant prices Bar posi-
tireiy closed.
RouSD.TRIP TICKETS For adults, So; children
under fourteen years. $3.50; TO be secured from
Z. z. Hudgus (HudginS, Gordon & Goa. John
Morton (Merchants Bank, d. 5. Morrison (Morr-
son 4 Leakc), w. 7. ". Taylor BROAD and Fourth
strcctSl Asa Snyder, and tine officers and teachers
of Centenary Sunday school. Without proper in
PRODUCTION 40 tickets DiI be soM to strangers.
jc 25-5t
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at the residence of the brides father, On
the 25th instant, by Key;,J. d. Coleman, Mr..
MARION ". WHITE. OF Caroline county, Ea.
No cards, r%E
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The usual attractions of the place have been Sc
cured for the use Of all who may favor us with their
presence.
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COLONEL W. S GILMAN,
during the trip, will deliver his humorous lecture or
THE PYTHIAN GOAT,
ALONE WORTH THE TRIP.

The accomplished EUREKA QCARTETTE
will accompany the party, and add much TO the en-
joylnent of the occasion.
fine opportunity to coolly enjoy the beautiful
scenery or Inc river and be rcgaled with the ducet
strains Of
MCCANN'S FAMOUS BAND,
and trip the light fantastic toe. The accommoda-
tions for dancing have been specially provided for
LEAVE AT 7 ). Midtown TIE RIVER,
passing through Dutch Gap going and returning,
stopping and remaining 1t Curls Neck landing
seven i7) hours; returning at Z. vi.
The boat is provided with awnings and all other
requisites for protection against the sun and 10
make the trip cool and especially enjoyable to the
Ladies and children well rs for their comfort ana
safety.
No bar on the boat.
The boat will he thoroughly and efficiently po-
Iced. DiSortery characters need not attempt TINS
trip, for the least breach of decOrum Will be Suin-
maiiy dealt with.
Those who prefer can make it for themselves
BASKET PIC MIC. though refreshments Will be
furnished III city prices.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81 ladies, soc; children
twelve wears and under 25c.
Tickets can be had ii gla Bank street.
G.. FOX, SR.,
Chairman Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
te BOSNIA, Il. +. HOWARD, Z. |.
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Ill REMNANTS OF HUCkABACh
TOWELLISG, perfectly sound in every respect,
and warranted all linen, at ,,,r.,,
LEVY BROTHERS..
Best SEWING-MACHINE OIL only loo. per
bottle. Je2'
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The train will start PROMPTLY AT TX A. NJ
and will return at about p. NJ. same day.
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M REMNANTS OF BAREGES, LE-
NOS, DELAINES, FOPLISS, GRENADINES,
LAWNS and GINGHANS for sale cheap at
LEVY BROTHERS..
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COTTON at 45c
per pound. je27
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GUNNER CANDIES.--I am daily manu-.
- facaring q summer article OF CLARlFIED
be- Ter than any ade In the United States for whole
Sale purposes warrant IL to stand dry anu hrm IN
rior candles are sold for have . large stock or
Canned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, Cakes, ana cracks
ers. ali OF which offer at Baltimore prices.
eAAS''s'. LOUIS j, BOSSlEUX, Confectioner,
ieo5 14I2 Main street.
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1T SATIN AND LACE STRIPE MAIN
SOCK MUsLIS,in new styles at DC. per yard
worth Soc:
COLOEED LACES, for trimmings, entirely new !;
Very handsome LARGE-CHEC MUSLIN, suit
able for aprons, dressing sacqucs, and wrap
pcrS:
NAINSOOK and VICTORIA LAWNS in all quail
ties;
TAELETAN MUSLINS in nj qualities;
SOFT-FISlSH CAMBRIA, full yard widc at zoe
worth 25c. LEVY BROIuERS.
UNBLEACuED KNlTTING-COrTON at 45c-
per pound. 1cZi
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NE JAPANESE and CHINESE FANS in
all qualities; FAN CHAINS in great variety ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
SCARF RINGS reduced to 1Oc. je27
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RosToN. November I'd, 1866,


To The Adjuta,.t. General: Sir,-In your
report for the year 1862, and in all snbSe-
quent reports, the military record of Major
Andrew Washburn Of the Fourteenth Reg
iment Of Massachusetts Volunteers, though
literally correct in the statement that he was
"dismissed the service" may convey an i'm
preston which would do him great injuS-
ticc.
1t is true that by the judgment of court
martial he was dismissed the service, but
that judgment was officially reviewed by the
Judge Advocate General of the United
States in & decision which was complete
yindication # Major Washburn, and showed
the judgment of the court-martial to be er-
roneouS. He afterwards reentered the mill
tary service of the United States and served
until honorably discharged.
desire that in Your next report you will
insert this note in order that Major Wash
burn may have the credit of the unblemiShed
record which is his due.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
[Signed] ALEXANDER Il. BULLOCK,
Governor.
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NTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
THE VARIETY SPRINGS, FlF TEEN
MILES WEST FROM STANTON
(cars stopping at the door.
on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
'AMES LITTLE. PEopRIETop.

(cars stopping at the door.
on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
ROAD.
This WATERING-PLACE, situated in the monn.
taius OF Virginia at an elevation =, 600 icct alHc
tide. water 1.-THE Knob being oilers BON !" i
yaiids aud pleasure-seekers Il rare c0To!l4'ioh %
attractions in the variety and great eActi!c'!ye"I
the mineral waters, the healthy and dsilghiul NJ
ture OF the climate, and the unriya!led h!aEhih'
cence OF the surrounding scenery. ,:,
The mineral springs incluae tic tHrec 20 r.
classes OF ALUM, CHALYBEhTE and HEALING, my
alum water IS shown by actual analysis 10 hc tu';
equal TO the Rockbridge Alum. The chaI!r. anu
healing waters are Of very superior eNcltIct.
Ample experience in the use or these "aleF> .'a'
They have made many wonderful CURES ana are
most admirably ad.pied to the treatment OF ".
pepSia, liver disease, constipation, Scro'uIN S.a
sipelas. cutaneous diseases neuralgia. rlcu1ht.u'
diseases OF the urinary and sener;s'ive "rGs T.
ladies pecular 10 the female sex, ana seNrra ~
bility. There are few forms OF chrome, pnH'..,.
disease that would not be either ehIlre!! eutc' "a
greatly benefited by their jndtcious use.
PLUSGE and SIowEH-BATiiiSGi III hea!iils "a'''
gratis. ,.. o IN IN. hot
The nights are cool and pleasant even IN t ~a In IN
est weather aud the climate Is s1lubrou' AZ ~,
yIgoratiug The scenery Is truly n!asn!pttrpi'..
ElOtt's Knob. the highest mountain III -,
in full view OF the hoIel, and NOT three ihiIe' -
IL. Horses and Wagons furnished Tor mr. " -,
the trip. Good musis; sro1ust ana cd
ana com PORTABLE. The hotel Will n opened i'' Wv
ors on the l5th OF June. .,,. Nor ,s.aia
BOARD: Per da &. ~; per week. $40; pr -
of thirty days, $50: servants ana ehl'oien "'
twelve years old half-price. ,.r ,..,,s-
For circulars, with analysis of the m"''''
Gates of cure, write to the proprietor. ,,,-..
=. & NJ BCRRUSS, Prop!'FS't-:
JAMES B. SMITH, Manager -~
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LEE COUNCIL, FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE,
have chartered the train of the Richmond and York
River railroad line for al
+ EXCURSION TO WEST POINT, VA,
On TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 80.
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ne SHERRY.-A large lot of SHERRY
just received direct from Spain, and for sale in
bond or duty paid by OSCAR CRAM,
je 22-1w No. IA Governor street.
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m MALTHOPTONIQUE.

TUNIATA HAIR TONIC, refreshing and
u cooling to the held destroys all .iandruff, Inv,
gorates and strengthens the hair, con ttins no Oh Is
fine dressing, ard is pleasantly Perfnned sr,ld by
l.. WAGNpR,
je27 Druggist, Sixth ard Broad Streets.
WEDpING AND VISITINC.-CARD
. W beautiful, at the Dispatch Pg'lt!ng-House
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ne Isle THREAD, BERLIN, SILK,
COTTON, and KID GLOVES; TWISTED
SILK MITS;
WHITE, UNBLEACHED, MINED, SLATE,
BLACK, and STRIPED COTTON HOSE, In
great variety;
RALBRIGGAN HOSE In all qualities and sizes +,
In great variety;
LISL E-THREAD HOSE in great variety;
SOCKS for gents aud boys in all qualities;
GENTS GLOVES Of all kinds, Ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Gents, look at our bargains In LINEN COL
LARS lie 27
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DRIME GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto p AN
J. and New Orleans Molassss .,r " " 81
DRIpGG & cos, S27 Bsesa aisse
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MAJOR ANDREW WAsHBURN.-We pub
lished Yesterday an article which the follow
Ing document, tue original OF Which MAJOR
w AsusuRS has shown TO Us, shows to have
done great injustice to him:
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~ SATTN-STk1PED CGLORED PER
GALES at 25c. worth 40c. ger yard;
LACE SIDE-BAND GRASS CLOTH at zoe.
worth Soc. per yard:
FAST. COLORED LAWNS Al l2;:c. worth 1GAc.
per yard;
UASH-P0PLINS at l * and 1876. per yard;
JAPANESE POPLINS at - 20, 25, and 30c4-
all very cheap:
JAPANESE SILKS at 40, 40, and 50c.-extraar-
binary bargainS-at LEVY BROTHERS.
UNBLEACHED kNITTIEG-COTTOS at 45c.
per poand je27
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO
BALTIMORE, s.,:,r

INCLUSION TO WEST POINT, va.
, 1874-04-19

In addition to those explicit
ana concise testimonials bv
Foreign Masters, similar pro-
fessional Endorsements of it's
general superiority are given
in the written opinions Of the
leading Pianists and Organists
of the United States, including
the names of a thousand Teach
ers and Professors Of Music in
our leading Academies and
Seninaries.
, 1874-04-19

Federal TroopsfTake Up Their Position
Between the Opposing Forces.


odAAGRo = SIOhX.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 18-Three hundred
men from Pine Bluff, 1,500 from Washington.
1'Voo from Batesyilles, and so from Saline Coun-
" reinforced Gov. Ba1ter'a troops this morning.
Inc 5oo from Pine Bluff arc nearly all colored
men. They came in with colors flying md
band playing. The Governor is now holding q
consultation with his Generals His intentions
are to surround the State-House to cnt of ita
supplies.
BROOKS ESL1srTSG Co1onED MEN.
Inc state-House party have been pressing the
colored people into their service. The Governor
says that he will prevent bloodshed il possible.
But, By the Eternal, the insurgents must and
WILL be put down." One thousand more men
are expected on the train to-day
BROOKS has sent out numerous recruiting off,
GERS, aud they are not permitted to return.
BROOKS now has possession of ne street in
front OF the State House, and hs sentinels can
be seen pacing the posts from point standing
near the City-Hall.
and Federal officer during the late war. has
command Of the colo1ed trejps from Pine Bluff
cAPT,RF
me state-Honse party ~ 1anep Gapt Sam
mous11n the;r 1na tn>a m9Inn down tLe Tanta1r neat
ol the guard, but tS,sd1 ar1agged him in BY force.
he Was afterwass1so Docr,,~vr.
r. oSS; ~ wDa;x, Clerk Of The 9 SapTeH - Eou!t,
III tr},s y: no ,s IN the State House supply him
Sit% MnIzo- an pt Of the record 4 the Court in
M'tAse OF brooks vs. Mcclure, wherein tha
thft decides in favor OF Baxter. The Clerk re-
led BY stating that Chief Justice Mcclure the
aly dissenting Judge on that occasion, who had
Eorn Brooks in, had the originals, md tran
:ript could not be furnished the Governor.
The United States f1ag floats from the ball
'ny Of the Anthony House, and 4 braes band
1liyened matters this evening by discourHing
usic at that point Several companies hnye
rived from the country this evening to REIN
rca Coz Ba1tar -