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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, july 27.-Commissionel
Cooper teIegra phs to the Navy Department
that he fears there is some local cause for the
fever at Barraucas. The sick are well cared
for, and there is no panic.
James Giltilen, the present cashier OF the
Treasury, has been appointed chief clerk in
the Treasury Department..
There is growing trouble between secre'
tary Bristow and Treasurer New regardinR
The emplo, e. in tbe Office OF the treasurer
Professor Janney teiegraphs the Secretary
of the Iutprior that he has found gold 10
paying quantities 10 the Black hllls. ana
good head of water, amply sufficient for
washing purposes He reports miners
pouring into the Hills from all directions.
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RAID BY TIE PoLIcE.-The police yester-
dey evening raided on Rutherfoord's row,
Broad street above the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad del0t and captured Lizzie Fletcher,
Georgeanna Mosely, Kesiah Gsines, Jennie
James, Mamie Burren, Mary Susan Rollins,
Delia Reed, Frances Stokes. Mary Sally. Agnes
Baily. Maggie Johnson, Columbia Turner,
Malinda Morris, Henrietta HardaWay (cc-
loredJ. and Annie C.. Garrett, Matte Ham,
mond, Kate Taylor, Dickie Grant, FIorrie Gar.
rett, Josephine Holmes (wbite). These women
are charged with being not balf so good as
they ought to be. A number of young gen.
tlemeu moving in bigh society may be called
before the Police Court to give information
as to their character.
The raiding party consisted Of Sergeants
Wren aud Howard and ten men. Some of
the women made their escape as the police
surrounded their houses.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Olympic Base
Ball Cluo, which Two years stood under the
natae OF the Champion, bas heen re0rgan'
lied. The following officers have been
elected: j. L. Hill, president; S. Stokes,
vice president; j. w. Maury, treasurer U.
H. Watkins, caetain aud secretary. The
first nine is as follows: l.. L. Dearborn,
catcher; l.. 4. Thomas, pitcher; j. W.
Maury, short stop; q. H Watkins, first
base; a. G. Welsiger, second base; 5.
Stokes, third base; K. II. Smith, left fisid ;
B. l.. Purcell, centre field; and j. L. Hill,
cubsIitIJte
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON; July T.--For the South AT.
lant,c and Gulf States, Tennessee, apt the
Ohio Valley, stationary olalling barometer,
slight changes in temperature, southwest 10
southeast winds and parity cloudy weather
will prevail, with rain areas from the west
Gulf to The OHIO Valley.
Ia the Lower Lake region and Aiddie
States, rising followed by falling barometer,
winds shifting 10 essterly and sousbefis,
signify warmer. cloudy or partly CLOUDY
weather, aud rain areas.
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GRAFT Did Request Dsssuo 60 E4sfxu.
Especial telegram 10 tl,e. Dtsna,c,, u & - -

tspecai telegram 10 the Dispatch
WASHINGTON, July Observation-Disclosures
statements to the contrary from any qusrsers
it is reiterated here tonight, and not spedf-
caIly denied by Mr.. Delauo himself, that
President Grant did recently request, in
writing, Secretary Delano's resignation, and
TO which, for reasons known only to the
parties involved, he has not ye. replied.
It may further be said that Mr. Deiano Is
urged by personal friends to retire from the
Cabinet, and thus prevent the possibility OF
an unpleasantness with bis Cabinet col
leagues, which Is likely TO arise at the next
meeting OF It's members, thereby creating
scandal which cannot but rebound to the In
jury Of the political party with which hefs
affiliated. TMoN.
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THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL AssocIA-
TIoS.-The t~enty-thifd annual meeting OF
tue American Pharmaceutical Association will
be held in Boston, Mass, commencing on
the 7th Of next September. The names OF
the delegates appointed to represent the
Richmond Pharmaceutical Association at
that meeting are as follows: T. Roberts
Baker, p. E. Dupuy, John b. Purcell, Will.
liam H. Scott, and Ira W. Blunt The Bos'
ton druggists and pharmacists are making
arrangements to give their visitors hand
some reception. ua- s|.a.- ... ... H.-
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CRY ORDINANCES.
MAYORS OFFICE.
L lrnG Liz. q = - q

MAYORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, July 27, 1898
CLEAN THE GUTTERS.-Section 23d
" of chapter SO of the City Ordinances requires
the occuu,s OF houses and lots to keep the gtters
and drains opposite thereto constantly 0p'n and
free from obstruction. under penalty OF not less
than one nor more 'han ten dollars. and provides
that ch av after that of the first dtrellction shall
be punish, by u double penalty.
The city hands are now clearing Tie cutters, nut
they ca IN keep them clean without neglectng
oih. pubic work, and this ordnance must be re-
lied on 10 that end.
THIS is th, refore, to call public attention 10 The
ab we ordipance, and give notice that It's pro-
visions so i'm pos taut to The health as well rs the
auuear, nee Of the city, will be enforced II IS r
ticsl ,rly desirable TO remove the most common al
'i. IL. 90 a. Mayor.
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W. GODDIN, Z. NJ, several lots in the plan Of
tlbm Park, corner OF Broad and Hancock streets.
GRJ-RBS & WILLIAMS, T. NJ, four granite-front
brick tenements, Nos. 1l9, 121. 1913 and l25:
on Seventeenth stree between Franklin and
Giacc. and at p VI. lot Of ground on the south
side of Cary street between Nineteeu;h and
Twentieth.
". GODDIS, 81 P. NJ, large framed store and
dwelling. opposite 70 Richmond College, corner
of Broad and Howe streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, lOk A. NJ, at No. 800
corner Sixth and Broad ST. eetS, dry goods. boots,
shoes, clothing, notions, &c.
GRUBBS K WILLIAMS. at Amelia Courthouse,
the estate known "Sprin2ied.''
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FIRE In RocKErrs. AT 2:30 this morning
an alarm was turned 10 at Box 12. Rockets,
C used by the burning Of three brick build.
ings ON the south side of Main street near
GlIlie's creek, the one IN which tho fire ori.
eiuated was in former times hotel, but lat
t,rly occupied by Mr.. Ryan as bar-roem
and boarding house, but was unoccupied at
the time of the fire. Owned by Grubbs &
Williams. The two tenements adjoining
were owned respectively by Messrs. q. w.
Tyler and - Conner, and occupied bY color
ed people. The walls are standing. Insured.
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SUDDEN ILLNESS. Mr.. Peter Bartes, who
keeps woodward near the corner of Eigh.
enth and Grace streets, WI bile passing the cor,
ner OF Fourteenth and Main streets, in street.
car, yesterday evening, was seized with
tranp-colic. He got out of the car, and with
great effort walked into Doves drugstore
and explained the cause OF bis Illness. He
was kindly treated aud proper medicines
were given him, but the cramp had tight
hold, and he suffered acutely. DR.. CoakIey
was called, and treated the sufferer, and the
city ambulance conveyed him to his home, in
Sidney. ...........
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War OF Races In Louisiana.

ClScINSAr1. July 27.-A dispatch from
New Orleans states that O riot is apPrehend.
ed at East Felicia, where the negroes have
assumed the offensive, and are collecting and
arming throughout the parish for the sup
posed purpose Of capturing the town of
Clarion. Great excitement prevails In the
parish. A number of whites have armed and
congregated to patrol the town. "A bad feel
ing has existed between the races in that
parish for some months.
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Two Mem Ril,sa by Lixhtnins.

Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July T.-This AFTER
noon about 4 O'Clock, while thunderstorm
was prevailing, two negro men on the farm
of W. l.. Randolph, about three miles
from town, sought shelter under tree, and
were killed by lightning. Several other per.
sons standing in the immediate vicinity sus-
tained. severe shocks. The prevalence OF
thunder-storms in this vicinity this summer
is unprecedented, there having been one
nearly every day during the last two weeks.
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SET AT LIBEITY.-Corrie JamSon, the
young man from Lynchhurg who was ar
rested on the charge OF stealing $40 10
United States currency, one diamond pin,
and one gold watch, was set st liberty by
Justice White yesterday morning. The jus
tice having received Il telegram from the
Chief of Police OF Lynchburg stating that
there was no criminal charge against Jamson
in that city, Jamison was ordered to leave
this city within twentytour bours; and he
paily left the courtroom with his pa.
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DRUIDs-ELECTIoS OF OFFlcERS.-At o
regular meeting Of Stonewall Grove, No. T.
u. A. o. D.. held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
of six months: ". W. Phillips, noble arch
j. W. Hopkins, vice arch; Or. james ID.
Patton, secretary ; Thomas Rudd. treasurer
Joseph B. McKenney, conductor; james
Blackburn. ins'de guardian. Past Noble
Arch, William II. Deaue.
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GETTING READY FOR TIE CENTENhIAL.-lR
view OF tue fact That The proposed trip ofthe
First regiment to the Philsd.lphia centennial
nextSear will lax the fiuances of its men-
bers garle heavily, seyeia OF The compani
have instituted centennial savings fund,
euch soldier being required monthly to pay
into it certain sum. At the eed ofthe year
they expect 10 nave enough TO pay. the eX:
,penses OF the companies OB the trip. 'a.
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THE GoocHLANp CAMP-MEETIEG.-The
:GoochIand camp-meeting commences to-
morrow. The boat Saratoga will make her
first trip tonight, leaving her wharf ut
Seventh.Street bridge at 8 o'clock, and will
leave the camp.meetlug wharf Tomorrow at
8P. M. The Dolly Varden boat Holly
will leave the packet office at 5 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Breakfast can be had on
hourd. She Will make trip daily.
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Railroad Accidents.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-The express train
on the East Marietta aad Cincinnati road ran
into culyert This morning near Zolos Ei'
The fireman was killed. Passengers unhurt.
Z ST. PAUL's, July T.-A mixed ua:n g, o.
twep,y.two cars on the Northern Paelhc
railrosd went through the bridge over sIne
Mississippi At Brainard. Fave psfsops Hos9
killed outright. A
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
July 26, July 20, july IT, July 24,
1873. 1874. 1875: 1875.

". G. ". c. ": c. ~: 9.
Total deaths..35 81 1s 26 81 19 IL 1s
Stll. born..... o 2 O l 2 l /
Mean tenn perature for the week ending
July II. Sl.57; mean temperature for the
week ending July "a, 1928. Amount of
rainfall for the week ending July "a. 009.
Estimated population of the city, 5000
white, $4,000; colored, $4,000. Rate of NOR.
tality Of whole population was $3.50 per 900
per annum rate Of mortality of white pop
uiation was 26 90 per 1000 per annum rate
Of mortality Of colored population was 1927
per 1000 per annum.
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ORDERED TO VAcATE Yesterday morning
Eum., Mary, AID susie West. Mollie While,
sud MARY Stewart lall coloreD, were before
Justice White charged With keeping ha!!Se
OF bad reEuie. The case @as continued for.
fillaen days in order to alloy the parties time
TO tnd other quarters ,.lj y.,i l,a, .
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RgRsosAL --Msjor Edwin r. Frost Of
Boston, Mass. bas very iHe swosd belong.
ing TO Captain Bush, of toe Tbird Virginia
regiment, Jsckson's brigade, which he cap
tured 81 The aaltle OF Winchester. de Now
wishes 10 retusn it TO that rti er. -. .,.-a-
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Mutual IMPROVEMENT AssocIAT1oN.-The
Mutual Improvement Association has elect
ed the foioHIrg officers w. 6. BHeS
president A. l.. Wilson, vice.presldent
William Fl. Valentine, secretary; A. S. Nor.
ton, treasurer; William 6. Harvey, Jr..
librarian John 2. Bates. first assistant libra
rian; w. F. Dennis, second assistant libra
,rion
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Freak or lightning.

New YORK, July 27.-Durng fearful
thunderstorm yesterday bolt Of lightning
struck carriage iD funersl cortege, knock
ing the driver from the box and fatally In
juring him. The occupants of the carriage
were thrown into the road, but without Sc
rious injury.
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Fire In Huntington, West va.-loss,
$1,000.

TSpecI1I ueItBT1rn 10 t1e DIspatcu.1
HUNTINGTON, July 2.-Last night about
11:30 o'clock the city was aroused by the fire.
alarm whistled by the steamer Fannie Du-
gan. lying at the wharf. The fire originated
in the empty storeroom Of Walker Brothers,
burning it and large building belonging TO
Mr.. Smith TO the ground. No insurance.
Loss about S. 900.
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SUNDAY-scHooL Pic Nc. Tne members OF
Tri9is, Methodist EpiscooaI cnurcn and the
sabb itb scuool will Leave this city at O'Clock
tbs morning to enjpYl,he day ~ The iarp o. o!
Dr.. Mtnkss, live miles this side g. Amrlil
! ourtlou q. The party will return a. .
O'clock this evening. .Fa gI.os -.
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EXCURSION TO " EST PoINr.-MeSsrs. S. r
Peruue, K. T. Adams. and W. j. Davis are
the managers of an excursion Which has Tor
its tIme the 2d Of August ard Tor its o'Ject
West Point. Base bail. 5rass band. boiling
and bathing, are among the attractions ad-
yertised. .t-# .... ... ... ss....
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SUPPOSED LUNATIC.-Iesterday morning
Johu Ell. McRie, q supposed lunatic, was
sent TO jail by Justice White to await an ex-
animation by commission Of lunacy, which
will be ordered in a few days to consider bis
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INJUSTICE TO A JUSTICE Some vile thief
a few nights ago stole from the farm OF JUS
lice J. 5. Atlee, in Herrico, "a large, yellow
turkey gobler." 4 day or two previously
an axe and o.ner articles were stolen.
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AN EXCURSION will take place from this
city about the 2Otn Of August under the au.
spices of the Gem enary Methodist Episcopal
church. The trip wlll'eS eud TO The White
Sulphur Springs. and the fare for the round
trip 1851 places it within the reach of all.
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PROPOSALS.
RICHMOND, TaGy Il. 1910 J ~
FOR REPRIN TING AND
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE on SUPERINTENDENT tCBLIC


'.-s PRINTING!
RICHMOND, ialy "a. $40 }
DROPOSAEs FOR REPRINT AND
u EISDING TWELFTH LaIGH AND SIX II
VOLUME. OF kAND5LPHs VIRGINIA HE.
PQHTs.-Seaied proposals for r<srintlng aud Hno-
Ing f@e hundr. copies ea h OF the abov-. men
toned Rcpor'S Willie rec.ivedAS the Undersigned
al his office In the capitoi, until MONDAY, august
I'd Is 5. at IL NJ. These von ses are TO he print
ed aud bound In style equal Ia every resp ctgo
81 ratals Eepurts auE 10 be piiuttG. bouno ana de-
ayered i'hiu three months after reception or eo-
asaciurs' bonds which are 10 te approved 10y the
Secretary OF the commonwealth.
Yrop,sas tor prlui X III ust state whether for one
or ,th " Ia The price per tho;'sand, and i<,r
token III Is y impressiuis iilr rress- Eork. .7..
Proposals trr Uit III Must stase Ghe her for cae
or bUili ylJuinrs. and 80 Lnttcf uer vOisme.
: a,pr for he books viii b: furnished by the an-
derslgneu, and payment fr pris.tfDe and bi odi8E
he same made Oh their cGmplt hon anG;accep snes
b, the Secrelgry Of the Coamon@eal.h- 49,
Copies OF The Tt ports TO De prlnlt'd esil De seea
- T.. f. w ak x,
j. 26-eou3t superintendent Public t'Essting.
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SARATOGA and all other styles of TRUNKS Ut
BoScIIEN's, 500 and Oil Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALISES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES'
fine SATCIIELS, &C., ut BosCuEN'S, 500 and 5l1
Broad street,
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CLEAN TIE CUTTERS Mayor Kelley gives
notice in our columns to-day that the ordl-
nance concerning cutters and drains will be
enforc cel,
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Russia.
THE WHEAT CROP.

sr. .PE1ERsBuRGH, July 27.-Oficial crop
reports represent the wheat crop to be
good average.
CONFERENCE ON THE usAGEs OF WAR.
ST. PEIERsBURGH, July 27.-The Gdulots
announces upon semioficial authority that
the Government has rot abandoned It's idea
of having session OF the Conference on the
U.ages of War at St. Petersburgb.. It says
all the Powers except England have accepted
invitations to participate, and the Conference
will meet in the spring of 1875.
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Switzerland.
FEARFUL ICE.sTORM AND CYCLONE.

FEARFUL IcE-sTORM AND CYCLONE.
NEW YORK, July 27.-A Geneva letter
states that the storm which occurred there
on the 7th instant was literally an ice-storm,
accompaD led by cyclone, which, lasting not
over hfteen minutes ut midnight, wrecked
eyerv window and sky.light, smashed In
roofs, and did incalculable damage. The
suburbs suffered terribly also, all the crops
being destroyed. The ice fell in masses.
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uIsPATCu PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added il well.seectcd assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMP sorED Ma
CIIISERY and sKtLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK Ut moderate figures and In the most eXs
peditious manner.
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X. X. K.-The Kunseryatlve Kampaign
KIub Is preparing 10 celebrate the anniYer-
.sary of its organization, aud Will meet to-
night to make tbe fnai arraneaiDants. a@1
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MILITARY kEUNI N d, re Wlii oe q re-
union Of bill uiu members of Cninpany r, at
the pump, house, on Fr'day nsxL NJ 3 T. M.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE lCE-CREAM made Of pure
materials should go to PIZZISIs. He is selling IL
at 81 .75 per gallon.
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Il .,ia LUMBER, DE.
T UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!

T. y, TRUMAN A. PARKER & o.
have on hand at their yards. corner Fifth snd Canal
nnd sixth and Canal srr.efs, l:rse STOCK, OF Al
kinds OF LIMB H.: slso, GLAZ = WiSDOW'
Ec which they oGar for sais at very low prices
II ms 6-am sa ty43t .sGa x Ilt4 -
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IF YOU WANT A WIDE COLLAR wear the WAR
WICK. Ask any first.class furnisher for 1t.
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vhgip'a the possession of him but are proud

After the audience was dismissed the le. !
cion, with its invited gr.ests, adjourned to |
the banquet hall and ps.rtook of an elegant
and bountitui "spre'.d which reflected
great credit upon the committee of arrange
ments. At the tab' there were the fash OF
reason and flow Of SOUL" sentiment and
song, reminiscep ces of field aud camp; and
thus ended the first rrtaion Of the Hampton
legion. PALMETTO.
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YELLOW RANASAs.-Go TO PIZzIHI's and get
some Of this nice fruit.
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MILES, HORSES. 6c,

MR.. ANDREW Has JUST Aa-I IGr
lyi rived from he Valley of VIrgtcia [EZI
wi,h a superior lot Of .DDLE- anu HAhHSsS-
HORSES all ard see them
w. keep HACKS. BuGtii %, and HORSES Ior
hire, arst-class. we also have sECoAD-H AND
nv 60 'of TURNER & CO.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.
GoBLEvILLE, Mich, July 27.-A boiler ex-
ploson here to-day killed two persons and
injured the engineer fatally.
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.o.,Ks, STATIONERY, &C.

NTEW BOUKS.-MlSS ANGEL. A No.
~ vol. by Miss sThackeray, illustrated, 75c.;
PIaying the Mischief. by ). l'eFnrcst: 75c. The
Lacy Superior. novel. by El'za +, Pollard; 2gc.:
Snc Tie Three Feathers, u novel. by William
Hack. ST: Walters Word, novel, 6y James
Puyne. 75c Good Luck. from the German oi
r1es1 Werner, 75c.; Ward or ife. Ioma cr
csc. Bluebeard's keys auh other stories. by MISS
In tcser.y. 75c; Homes and How 20 Make rhem'
by Garoner, illusratvd ~ Our Children ~ Hea-
ven, ly " II,iam II. HolcDInBe. NJ. d.. new edition.
ti.s5; Generalship. or How Managed sly Hus-
band taie by George Roy 81; Qusen Mary, Ten,
uysoi s Mt w Crana. new sunpi5, 81 OF Fateo 10
he Free, novel, by Jean ingelow, 41.75.
~ "a 01'5'N NOJ HOUSE PAR5AM
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnSIand.

LONDON, July 27.-The House Of Com
mons to o.day by vote Of 173 to l9 agreed to
yiye the Government bills precedence to-
morrow. This shoves Plimsolps bill over.
Right Rev. Cormop ThirIwail, bishop OF
ST. David's parish, Is dead.
The Manchester Guardian says an alarm
ing state of things prevails at Oldham. Only
six out of 1872 mills belonging TO the Employ
ers' Association are working.
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M, VOLS. OF CHEAP LONDON
ZUt EDITIONS, WITH PLA"hS. only soc.
run :. oierI ge Dryden, heats. hlil.on. Moore, Ho-
mer. Virgil. scoti, h.lley, joe Miller, Arabian
Nights Huoioras. Cbildfen OF Ihr boey, C"traSe
st-in t;rl!iver. obIn Hood lsaron Trencs. Myste-
ri-s Of Paris, Paul ard Virginia. Crusoe scottish
iv g JEw KAkIarLPH & ESGLlSH
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WOOD AND COAL.

NTDLOTHIAN COAL,
M MIDLOTHIAN COAL,
GLOVER HILL COAL, SPLINT COAL,
ANTHRACITE COAL, NORWOOD COAL,
COKE, COKE COKE. COKE,
OAK and PINE WOOD.
w. 5. PILCHER,
iy2S Eighth and maiD streets.
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NOALBuRG SPLINT COAL is
UNRIyALLED FOR CRATE USE.
1t has no cinkef, waste, or slate, and burns up
PRICE VERY Low.
s. II. HALVES, Sole Agent,
~ % Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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A NTHRACITE COAL-EGG, STOVE,
IA and nut; CLINKFRGESS BLAZTEG SPLINT.
best mines; GLOVER HILL, pure @ lump, much re-.
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