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Letter from Prince Edward.
GREgSwooD. July 10, Is

lIREEN HtlJD, OulI ", iCic.
Mr.. Dispatch Many new-fanged notions
and silly and disgusting practices have come
into vogue in Virginia since the war. or the
latter there are none more supremely silly and
disgusting than the general and indiscrlml-
nate apple ,tion Of titles TO men who are not
entitled to them either by position, courtesy,
or merit. Every man that now gets into the
Legislature (eyen though it be through the
votes Of ignorant negroes is dubbed hOnora-
Jle while the titles Of mayor, Co'omet, d.,
are given to men by the hundred VINO never
wore sword, and many Of. them never car
ried mu>krt. The press is to blame no lii
Tie in this matter. have in my minds eye
pancr which is 80 given TO the habit that 1t
rarely mentions any mars namc without
giving him u title. TO my way OF thinking
there is neither sense, wit. nor good taste IN
the practice: and appeal to the Dt<pdtrh,
As a conScrvator Of the dignity OF The cdI-
torial profession, and in the interest OF cor
rect taste and conventional propriety. to
"opcn lis batteries" upon this miserable
practice. a.
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VIRGINIA INSTITUTION FOR THE
FnrcATIos OF THE DEAF AID
DrNR AND THE BLIND,
STANTON, VA" July IL, 1879.

STANTON, A, July ID, 1917
Editors Dispatch: In your issue OF the
1o,h instant writer styling himself "Clti'
z.n and Tax.Payer" takes this institution
70 task for giving smal contract for plumb
a,,s materials aud work 10 a Baltimore ln'
stead Of to Richmond firm. lie has so mis-
stated the facts a. TO call for reply.
the "large contract for steam flttlng,"
&c. amounted TO just 81 ,25S, and was let 10
Inc forrest J,ddcr, who happened 10 DE
a RESPONSIBLE Baltimore firm. lnstead OF
slwelye" bids for this work there were eA-
ac,lv siX-vz.: Three from Baltimore, Two
from Richmond. ana one from Staunton.
inc forrest lid from Richmond 1rdS orer
eiohte,n Der cent higher than thr nd 'c"tGh
10i me contract.
No tirm, either in Richmond or elsewhere,
;. was informed that thc quality OF materials
10 he used was vastly interior to that men
toned in their (our) specifications" On the
contrary. all parties we're Informed that the
materials were to be Of the best kind; and
the successful bidder closes bis offer with
these words: 1.-The material and workman o.
snip to be Of the best quality, and guaran-
teed IN every respect
The Chamber Of Commerce of your city
is not mistaken in surprising that this lnstl-
tuition prefers TO patroniZc the industries oil
cur own state; and, in point Of fact, the sup.
plies purchased for the Institution outside oil
Virginia have not cost thousand dollars III
the last tour years.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES u. MCCoY, Principal.
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PoDuiar resorts ant Hvr 10 Rcach Them.
Con.blnuga bret description OF the prln-
cIpul summer retreats in the United
States, aud The routes of travel leading 10
them. BY JONI b. BACHELOR, author OF
The Illustrated Tourists GulCe,"
"Gclt, sburg-W bat to See and How to
SIC Il The Isomelrical Drawing of the
Getty ,burg Battlefield" &c. illustrated
by one hundred and ti!ty-two wood-cuts
by the best ensraycrs. Boston: j. Is.
BAcuELpER, at LEE a. SusrARD'S.
The title explains the work, which we have
received from the pIbl,her. We observe
that some of the pictures relating to Nir.
gina scenes are from the pencil OF our Rich
mond artist SHEPARD. The book is hand
somcly made, aud is quite useful one for
travellers. We arc informed that it is for
sale by tue booksellers generally.
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The radical clubs Of London are under
takin. u whaling business, and are throwing
lance, at the ".princc Of Whales" WHATS
the philosophy Of radical muss in London
over SIT, 900 that the Prince may take trip
TO India? In this country obscure radicals
STAY at home and take out OF the public trca-
sury much larger sums. Unless, inpeed' tue
London radicals arc scaDdaizcd that their
real Priace asks for so small an amount COM
pared with the grand sums stolen from the
public treasure by their brother radicals here,
who are no princes Of tie blood. indeed, but
have nevertheless the title OF Princes Of
Scoundrclism. If, indeed, the London radl'
Gals be mad with the Prince Tor his moderate
wants, let them come TO this country and
they will find robbers worthy OF their adj
miraton.
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.ueuty.two. cent? eos. each The.

.twsntg.twa. cents Cor each iBAisld usl~sasEhe.
States lowest in individual taxation are: 4 Ia.
bafna, two dollars nfnety.niue cents; Ten
n, ,ssee, twodolars sixf Height cents; FLORIDA,
ts,n dollars sixty -fonr cents; Georgia, two
,do,lanz twenty -onescents; North Carolina,
Two do, lars nineteen cents; and Texas, one
dollar ant tilirty-seyen. cents; which last
mentioned amount Is the lowest average tax
or any state in the land. The six States first
mentioned in connection with the average
amounts Of taxation have only about fone'
third more inhabitants than those just eau
merated, yet the former pay taxes mot ma
tionaD TO an amount OF more than ninety
one millions, and the latter only aboutthir-
teen millions. The meagreness of their leries
for expenditure upon themselves is an index
of the out-at.elbows, ragged condition of the
States Just named.
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~ MORE NEW DRY GOODS FOR

The sum MEX NUN rs.
r. X. PRICE & 60. have just received
Handsome SIDE BAND ORG = DIES,
Handsome sIDF-BASD LAW Ms.
BLACK and WHITE UkaASDiES and jACO-
NETS, "
LINEN LAWNS. all prices and eolors;
LINEN StIiTlStis tor travelling, &c.
BLACK CANVAS GRENADiSr.S Al 60c. to 81
BLACK kSGLI.H GEEN Dl YES at 20 10 Doc.
NEW PR MS aud Ps.RCALse.
Large assortment OF Ladies' an.i Misses SUI RTS,
Large ass4I rtment Geuiieul.u's aud o!s' SlilkTS
Striped HOSE aud HALF-hOSE,
Jo,s In BLACK SiikS-nW smuagt@d;
HAMSIRliH POLUSAlSkS aud DRs IS POP.
Inns selling NOW at very reduced raj IS.
90
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GLOW our team bore lis bluShinS horrors,
is One OF the headings to the latest telcgraphic
messages from Dublin. Ii there was any
blushiug it is probable that it was on the
part of The "honurs."
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MrrO SEA-SHORE AND MOUNTAIN
TRAVELLERS.
GOOD, FOR JULY.

UUUDt FUK JULI,
T. Z. PRICE & CO. Offer parties leaving the city
many new aud choice goods.
LINEN TkAyELLING.SUtfS.
EABKOIDEkkD TKAFrLLlSG-SClTS AT 50 10
SIS.
CAMrRIC and COTTON SKIRTS,
NrCk-SCAEFS In great variety.
LACE BAkBrS, LINEN COLLARS,
PONGhG POPLtNS, YAH !. ,CtS.
Also NEW MUCR>IN, GOODS, such as
TAMISk 1T Use. 10 - 80,
GRAPE CLOTHS, ALPoCAS,
RDMBAZiNfS. DELAISEs,
F.BAEEG rs, slLK HERNANIS,
PLAID GRENADINES, &c. je2S
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DIZZY GOODS.

rE'O BE READ By LADIES OIL
l. We are now really tn oistr me bales "a ,r,na.
mon suprrior UNDERWEAR " our own ~ ~.
tnctnre ann guarantee The inareri-i 's's" t'''''
s,gus prctiicr. ana ,,,,, Walk GOODS.
PRICES LOWER THAN Sr" ''f
Special ,tteutinu Is c,lled 10 our ,,,rps
GLUVF-ElTTiNG CORs Ef-cO. n.>Ss,,nou,.
WHEN il Iady's wardrobe l. ine"mr ,,,' : ROOM.
Mrs. XgookE pre'i les over ~. n,,,,,,,y GOOD.
" BoODks s CO., lila Maiu ~.
soc and floor SECOND door above Essptn'" "'">
my 3.3u
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r7T DIRECT IMPORTATION OF

nj DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
WATCHES.-We have just received. through the
custom house direct from Geneva, Switzerland, an
assortment Of fine GOLD HUNTING STEM
WINDING WATCHES, ladies' and gentlemen S
sizes, from the celebrated factory of Paiek, PHI
lippe & Co, for whom We are the SOLE AGENTS TOR
the State OF Virginia. AS agents for the factors we
are aoIe to offer Inducements IN these goods which
the community would do well to profit by.
JOHN YLEK L CO., 1908 Main street,
j. 12-2w opposite post-of'ice'
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III BED-TICk, all qualities, from 10 to
35c. per yard; CHEElOT SulHTlNGs at LIZ and
1915. per yard worth 90 and 25c., at ~
Levy BROTHERS..
ALL KINDS OF GOODS FOR BOYS and
NkS'S WEAR yl3
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D- FANS AND CHAfH3 In gre1,
Iicty; 1870 -.
NECK and HAT.SCARFs. very etit, ~:
Great stock or y FrK- aud SaSfLgJb BoNS. /.
colors and widths;
BELTS, In all The latest style,. Eat
Jyl4 oYCLE yR0Tb. ER,
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~ PLAIN LINEN, EMBROTDEps'l
and LACE HASDKEHCUitF rs. y.sy cj,.ss.
Special Inducements offered In La"bs and NJ.
HOSE, BERLIN and KlD GLOVES, at
jy.1i SICL BRUT t9ggs
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Nj LINEN COLLARS AND CUFF,
NECk-RUFFLINGS and LACE TIES. reduce.
prices, ut fly IA SYClE BkOTnkRs.
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NJ HANDKERCHIEFS!

h((,s- Tucked SWISS MUSLINS for waists
ut Soc. would he cheap at J0c.;
TIIChED SKIRTING one yard wide 1T 2oc. worth
TUGKEb SKlKrING II yards wide, at SOC. worth
S5c. per yard;
CHECK Ed NAINSOOk M 20. 80, and up to SOC.
ucr yard-all extraordinarily cheap:
sTItIpGU VICTORIA LAWNS Of superior quality
Mt % and 3Oc.. worth 33 aud 4Oc.;
VICTORIA LAWNS ut 1866 20, 20, 80, aud 4Oc.
per ,ar,l-eytrcmcly cheap;
HEAVY LiNfN for drawers, full ysrd VIDE III
4Jc. worth 6Oc
'IO\SDALE CAMBRIA at 1890. per yard war
rantrd To he the best manaiac;urtd;
PiOlt IN all styles and qualities at prices 10 sui
all: -,
FRI:GES, GIMPS. BUTTONS, and other trim.
mine- for ladies' dresses;
CORSETS from 4Oc. up 10 So palr-thls en-
braces The la gest stock offered In tins city
GAVE, - NET, and SlIk-WAkP FLANNELS
i'm All qualities nc LEVY BROTHERS,.
HOSIERY of every description. is ID
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BEG TO INFORM THE iNHABIT-
l. ANTS of k,chmont that am Prepared TO de.
liver Pure MILK at &c. per lufrt, ana PRlM
FRESH BulfkK Ut sue. per podud.
-. W. WOOD,
Pure MIX ana Butter Depot,
Sixth street between Marshall aud Clay.
Nv l4-Sts
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III A LARGE LOT OF CiNPpt
anu SWISS EMBROIDERY at q great sacr1 a.s
close them out, at sYCLE BROTHERS,
jy14
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~PLAIN AND CHECKED MATING
FLOOR and TABbE-oILCLUTH. CURT Al
LACE and LACE CURTAINS. che ,p.r n,
ever At ljy IA sYGLE BhOrIit II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NE READY-MADE SUITS FOR LA
DIES, in white and colJred materials, in endless
variety; also handsome MATERIAL for suits cle-
gantly emJroldercd; EMBEO I'D E r. ID PAT
TERMS for jackets aud ovcrskirts; READY
MADE JACKETS and 0vER>KIRTS. and sepa-
RATE SKIRTS. at LEVY BROTHERS..
A large stock of SUN-uMBRELLAs. iy13
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fTWE uAVEJUST OPENED THREE
cases Of me best PACIFIC LAWNS twholc piece,
amongst which the most desfrdolr sal,I.s, sue. u
Hines blues, greens and others. Can early and ys
your supply at fly l4i oICLE BROTHERS.
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NJ LARGE STOCK OF LINENS AND
CASSIMERtS for men and boy wear 1t
iy Ii SiCLE BkDi RS.
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0OO VOLS; or E,1 GH +; RS Lo Only S1'
,arb of stn ,n,rd works such IS .E.op. EuTu~ o.
ron CoeriGse III yden, eats Mil'"" Nor, Nm
incr, virgil. scott, haley, J"e Millst' Lac
ON The CijfY Ur syutaN Don QmIxoiie, ram
stein. Grlliyer robin 1000 HarDn lrencA. VI; n
ri.s IL Paris Psul aud Virginia. 'rn'ot' -" H.
Chiefs, Shipwreck,, P'rai-S 'nnenhS III
~ S.d&w RASD"Lfb Y E> oo-----
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ETrER-HEADS,2 "a to 1915 per ream,
~ a the DlSPATCA pkINTiAa-HQySE,.
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nj LARGE TION TO or
stock of CAMBRICs. PFRCALES, aud PRINT,
bLkACHED and BROWN TaRLF-llNFy,
very low, at ljy IA sSYCLE BROTHERS.
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NJ PARAsOLs! PARASOLS! Par
-Astonlshiny bar,a 'ns In PARAsp,,
UMBRELLAS, for ladies' ~, gentlemen a,
iy ID 5Y> III BROTH n.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Ra,<,ks, STATIONERY. &c.

TNGLISH CREAM-LAlD PAPER AM
L ESVF OPkS.
BARONIAL tsIu,r),
ALEX - IA tDbion2l
EMPRESS dong nIrI"w) . 8,
The fuest. aud al the same lime nraiot. piIyv' "
the msrket. CAfLloS w, " ',,,,.,
IL Ia 2W 81 "a'. ~
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The Relative \ Gu IN u a 1 ons OF
Wealth In some OF the States, North
and Mouth Osses OF Personal Pro
pert, Dy the war.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

A writer in the New York Erening Post
makes the following instructive observa-
tiops
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rrLAcL sHAWLs LACE sfI Ar,
LACE sACOUg. y Lac SaCQUEss
uaIns in thesS g6oa. 20 reduce stock .ronci ?
from 90 10 rs per O. nj. by ngting these god r
~ IA - K 80 III y " S1CLE HROThIJ,
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.ut,a1ad;s .iudicating .sbststbesesissoeon.a-

" in these States which has not at least from,
three hnndredto seven huDdred aud fifty
dollars per inhabitaDt. 9as ~
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DoxGs OF TIE TMwEs-TAEIR OPERA
-nx,TE :rERDAY.- Fray yser;Branch (coloTed),
rs,red with stealing cake Of cheese, the
nn,r,r,e of h. WallersteiD, was tried by; the
Pare Justice yesterday morning and sen.
iarr:d 10 six months in the city Jail. Tom
Batier icolored). charged with being noto-
5jou. thief. was sent TO pail for thirty days in
default OF surety TO be of good behavior.
Charles R. Levy. professional thief, haiIing
from New York. picked the pocket OF MIR.
l.. NJ. Price, and got pocket-book OF the
ysur Of one dollar, but no money, He was
zen. 10 Jail for six months, but took an ap'
leal 20 tue Hastings Court.
John Greiz another professional, who is
cagfgrd With picking the pocket OF A. j.
Carson OF pocket.book containing seven
dollars and fifty cents, was brought up, but
owng 70 The absence Of :matertsl witnesses
the cl,e was continued until to-day. .
Charles Fisher (colored), for stealing q
crate OF the value or two dollars, was sent
on 10 The grand jury Tor indictment.
Mr. D. Z. Morris, Of North Carolina, was
robbed Of or lost yesterday pocke boos
containing five hundred and seventy.fiv
dollars in currency, and q return ticket from
Reidsril!e TO klchm@nd, and various other
llp@r>.
4 Colonel Owens, IN company with Major
A. r. Courtney. yesterday complained at Ihe
Police Court that he bad been robb ed of 8
diamond pin.
Gvuerai W. r. Terry. of Bedford, lost $50
from his room, at the Exchange Hotel, night
before last. =
Mr.. Lewis Hill, while on the cars going to
lhe Falr-Grouuds, YVES relieved of two dol
ilEs, which be had loose in his vest-pocket
Miss Minnie Fitch, while at the Fair, vas
robbed Of her double.csse gold watch.
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,,.or,1lox foR THE PRoTI Erron OF FISH
-? CANE IN ElSGlSiA'-;a - E arty Of gentle
~ ,1et in the room OF tt e fsSh eommis-
Is -,..t: 3, the FAIRGROUNDS yesterday after
.s,r :ST, for the purpose OF or gsuIing State
'Ey>r.,,iou similar 10 those existing lin other
s.,,, for the protection OF game and the
.,,.,-,,:on Of fish in the waters of the
:.. ::.,.r, The association organized by the
,,',,;an -, OF Alexander Moseiey president,
'., ~, Tr VICE presidents DR.. MIG. E'zey, oi
p 1SI cs>5urg DR.. W. B: Robertson. OF Lynch.
.,,r. and captain ]. Warren Lewis, OF
yy.In.gick y.,T county 2 eyton 5ohns;on, Rich.
pa secretary and treasurer. Executive
-'~T,,,ee: pr. Rict ards, of Aing William
w.. J".rr ". ". Cru, up, of Richmond, and
,vIr,hsl, Parks, Of ;orfotk. The committee
-. power TO enlare e its numbers. -.
Dr, Robertson. General u. ID. ImoodeD,
yi,r led. Holchl ;iss, Mr. John GSame, and
y, reyfop JOINS Ion were appointed q com.
--,r4r 10 draft &C onstitution and bylaws for
~ coyerunent of the Association. The
rus Of The 'irgiDia Association for the
,-n,.c,iu OF ish and Game" Was adopted
-or the SIcety .'.
.f,sr tlioim al and interesting remarks as
-o,hr necessitj Of such an organization the
Assertion az jourped to meet at the call OF
-bc Executive Committee. r.z
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ACCIDENTS YEsTERnAy.-A horse being
frightened by The cars on Broad street ran
away with Mr.. Joon Hancock, and threw
him, fracturiug his left LEG just above the
ankle. The city ambulance was called, and
arrived after eight minutes notice in charge
OF Dr. Charles S. Brittap, who, assisted by
Or. John \. Upshur, rendered the necessary
surgical assistance, and afterward conveyed
tIn 10 his home.
a coalci cime in collision with the
3u2sy OF MIR. Thomas Branch yesterday on
Eleventh street, and Mr.. Branch, Colonel
Randolph Harrison, and little boy, its oc-
cup'nis. were thrown to the ground but
moi injured. The buggy was completely de-
-a2Oli,hed II
--l> back was beiag driven rapidly from
tle Fair Yesterday evening, when on Broad
asert near First one of the horses dropped
dad. ... ~. ees,,
Magtuder Burke, souof Mr.. Peter Burke
haa bis right foot badly mashed yester.
ia: afternoon in one OF the machines at
lbe ttair.Grounds. A carriage was soon
cai'ed and the little sufferer conveyed TO his
Asine.
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lsE BLACHsBURG CADETS s-SPEECHES MADE
~ lNs&.-Ater their return from the Fair
%teunds yesterday evesing the Cadets of
''f y irginia Agricultural aud Mechanical
institute, at BIacksburg, were reviewed on
Iur Capiiai Square by GSveraer.Kempera ard
"''"everhor Letcher. Complimentary
sp tches.+eere matte by the Governor, and
eA~"oScrncr Leteher, and the Cadets
su1''ed their appreciation by giving each
H. tnis che''s. After leaving the Square the
nase', ," marched down to tae Exchapge Ho.
,t' ,t aad pah their compiisaeuts 10 several Of
'ueE iIieDds there, aud were addressed by
SW1-Us'ernor va aValker, R B. BsverIs, Major
W; W; l. sutbenin, and Geaeral ,Gabriel G.
,o. ile sil cksbErg Cadets are a,tine bodyof
;,S ;,.unS anen, and have, during their stay In
~; Wv cl'} y.2IIcIloI most iavorabse ,comMenda-
s,oh Tor gentlemsnly conduct and ,sohierly
I;!o. Guam tnetEs. They will always DE welcome
''s''ors u Rich mond. = III,
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81, ',iicEgs ELEcrgD.-Trinity LsGlge, No.
'i Ut, ihaepthAent Order OF Good TemHlars,
'tvItu .he following worthy officers tIest
T'D'ng: "i!ksm Halt Crew, chief aemplar
Y|n' s",. d. a. &. setlaffer, viee.tempfg; E. W.
sp'el', secretary james Il. Riddick, fnas-
80 secretary; Miss SalIie G. Colin, rxeasu-
i" H., hsy. a. w. Weddal. chaplain ; vii
"sa u. Wood, marshal; MISS Maggie Colin.
,"tapt r"aS Aarshai: Miss Net6ie L. Ditl, janer
taa'nf Faf \. 4. richardson, sentinel Miss
rth'G rInh'G u. Glenn, rigbt-haed supporter; !;
~ u Eosa A. Wood. ieft.hand supporter; !;
W;4n1in W~,n,am Hall Crew, ii. T. Dill, James z.
''oo!ck, trustees.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,,s.ox MEMORIAL No.-The 7 JSuKv
s-,e . Of to day is memorial N o., con
.,.,, D the ml reports of the soaewail
.I ,.s.5n DEMONSTRATION puelishe' 1 in our
~, ,,,;,os Of Monday and Tuesday, .iuehding
~ -, acture OF the statue.
- :, = ~ had at our counter put ap IN wrap.
f,- msiljag. s-, -F FEs
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c. Ds0ME PREsENr.-The members OF
HIr'npauy q. Fourth regiment Stonewall
Gm's,1uc, G,r,', who we're handsomely entertained,
gO'ms n lhelr stay 10 this city by Mr.. Samuel
Co., aye, presented him with costly silver
h., h.p,scher, 'h waiter, ant goblets. The waiter
rn'r .ue inscription: .1,a S. M. Page, by bis
st"ns,.ss st'aoes Of Company q, Fourth Regiment
'V'HtHal! Brigade.n 81
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uneorfl,a rSisvanr,CSo na
,.sss,s g..ssss, W. s
te.liSN ~ svSI VsueI " tns ~. y sGls
aaI Sa 49, slu IVY
foss ~ e wy
loIs ~ s apssnas,e ss. ,o.sle 4.
~ n
as.s,sss a. ssSsI = sss,s
hiv fcsssesS rseh
nick NICK and = M I :In,nsfnn ~ cana m snd
~, -ar1,IsaJ IL tha Eas,;y al Il J, 81
s.ss,, II, syais ~
sa,,S {, ,,.s ,.s,, n,
nons,Saas ss Id = ,nr
- Innsstrset..a,,ss,ed [ s, an .sshaa he came mn
and than hean hesian. u,hn wo,,Id ,nt have
sain m that that arior had pntfnn lfbe hetter OF hid
1Iiserationp And 5fnsised! hv ltf,a bs,1r Lea
raashef - tha 0ei,i. The, Tws,ff,, enrns s,,ndSf
soc,,n and the miro. nnaer sickleas haS rot.
I'm within a,,nnortinr ,ilsfance of fbeir co,s,.
= 5os anJ tha, sctmo m, rcocbed tho 1ald Ia.
49,, !1as,l s q anaT 1ss,ncr . -
NJ ans 1nho,es;s /. d,A3n,,t so ssae fhSs
e,,ba,s aanar IN ,sal nr General FwaII IA ono.
70" inss eri,icism In NOT 'n,,sh;np ON thoiteh
sncn is INV own fai,h In ,fhe aunerb galIantry
~ ni,r trcon nj fhal 4 FheIisve ther woi,fd have
81, tt,e forces thsn osi tbe,r frnrt Hiis
this wonid hayabeen iar nom nj decisiye Rs
anil as Meade. vviths the GREAT, horiv5 ol his
armv would then have fallen bach and
formel . nepv fine nearer n Washingfon %
,i''}s "a !, -
m. ,a,os =, I,,U ~ -, Ia s,ss,. ssai;..i.,,
! eha,,,sr On ~ sccideots. ants = conImsnclnn ait5
sha % afssir of .Hash,s dsv;sson ..;st RnsnrSsa
40 valrv ,t had sttraeted rsinfnrcemenss from
10TH a.niaa no ,he sonnd nf ia o,,ns 40 the tha
ma,sas sI s-am oathars - Intn M yortss she crafs
that fioK uoon surrounding waters. lts9
g.;At The yery hour when Buford,s men were
going into action. AN order idared that yery
day. was being dIstribnted by Meade from his
headouarters. at TaneytoWn, fourteen miles
away, amongst bis corps commanders, am
nouncFng bis intention Il 10 withdraw his
army feOml its bp.esentt p0sItt0nd and from
line of, battle, with the right resting In The
'neighborhood Of lddlehurg and the left at
Manchester, the general direction being that
Of Pipe creek n(whteh stream isabout afteen
miles from Gettysburg ;and when General
Reynolds rode 20 Buiord's rescue he felt
upon the field to which the guns had suu-
moned him With an order In bis pocket 70
fall back from Gettysburg and Enimsttsburg
with the First, Eleventh sand Third corps,
which were under him, 70 Midd|ebusg.
4, The tidings Of the battle borne back. TO
Meade at TaneytoWn were accompanied
nolds had fallen. 5 Stin he did not 20 himself
to sthei front; 80 slow WasThe to appreciate
Ethat there the great battle, cloud would burst,
but he sent forward General Hancock, the
|bssf OF i1is lIehtenants, That offi ser reached
thsi Held inst he the broken columns of the
4 Frstahd Eleventh corps were flying for re.
ifuge to the summit of Cemetery Hili.. Han-
cock Wlsa fighting man OF resoluts. gallantry
apdpr apd anna tbe e Ines and az ssosna s eS Waas.
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ws,-HEs To-DAr.-The probabilities
I'M ;,,,,V be wa, mer oad partly cloudy.

s,-vrE YESTERDAY 'wss clear and
IHs snrinc The day. At night it was
cs3' A'' -, thermometer at the Dfspatch asses