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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-10
SDaln.

MAD BID, July a. oficial dispatches report
that the Carist General Dorregary, alter
reaching the villages OF Auynes and Caroas'
at os foot Of Mt. Suara, succeeded 10 enter
ingy The Baltana district, in Arrason, near the
p grennes. Three brigades are a;tlYely puf-
The IuparciaI says Don Carlos and stan
have burr.edIy decamped irom IfeYino 70
avoid pursuit. ~,
The Alfonsis.s relieved Vittorta ana sh'
tered the city Wednesday:
The Carlists have been defeated at IiesM
with !, loss of four hundred killed ana SKY
prisoners. They are Ietreatins TO the noE!n
ern part Vi A.ara.
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Desperate Attempt 10 Rob an Express

MeSSebSero .s.-
CINCINNATI, july ga desperate attempt
was made this morning to rob Express.Mes-
senger Burke at Long Point, Illinois, on the
Vandalia road. The engine was cut loose
and the engineer killed. Burke, however,
barricaded the door of bis car and kept the
robbers out until help arrived.
TERRE HAUrE, ND, July 9.--Long Point,
where the train was stopped, is u dense wood.
There is no house within half mile of the
station. The robbers boarded the engine
from each side and ordered Engineer Milo
Ames to start the train, who, after mo-
menl's hesitation, did 80, when one of the
robbers, saying owe will run the thing on
slow" shot the engineer. Both robbers
who where on the engine fired, killing him
instantly. The fireman, hearing this. ran to
the rear of the train to alarm the train.men.
While this WIS going on, confederates de-
tached the express-car and engine from the
train. These the robbers ran two miles,
when they stopped and demanded admission
to the eXpress.car. Messenger Burke re-
fused, saying he was ready for them. and if
they entered they were dead men. The rob-
bers then commenced firing into the cars.
The messenger thinks there were dozen Of
them. The train coming up the robbers
fled
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WasilinstOn Items.

WAsHISGroS, July 9.-The wives and chill
dren of the Indian prisoners at Fort Marion,
ST. Augustine, number 800, and the expense
of transportation will be $4,000.
The Controller Of Currency has called for
the condition OF the national banks at the
close Of business on June 30th.
There is nothing nav regarding Cbiet
Clerk Avery and the whiskey frauds. Should
Secretary BrStow receive official notice that
the grand jury has presented Avery be will
suspend him pending the legal proceedings.
The Controller of Currency desires, on
account of fcounterleits, to retire the tiye.dol-
lar bills of the following banks: Traders
Bank of Chicago; First National Bank ol
Paxton, Illinois; First National Bank oil
Canton, Illinois.
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HrsrISGs CoURT--Judge ". l. Cl0pton
prcstding.-In this court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of: Thomas Rol-
ler>ou, charged with stealing q ten-dollar
note and a ring from the person of Collin
Kitchen, was tried, found guilty, and sent to
the pcnitentiary for five years.
William Wilson, charged With the same
offence, was tried and acquitted.
Frank Larman. charged with stealing SlS
from the money drawer OF NJ. Golden, was
tried, convicted, sentenced to confinement in
the city Jail for twelve months and TO receive
thirty lashes.
Several persons who had been indicted for
violating the State revenue law in failing to
take out their licenses produced their tax
receipts, which have been paid since the in
dictments were found, and their cases were
dismissed upon payment of costs.
Judge Guigon will return TO the city this
afternoon, and will assume the duties Of his
office on Mondfy, at which time the grand
Jury will meet again.
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PURGAToRIAL PUNIsHaEST.-Four or five
miserable prisoners were confined in the
First staton-bouse last night, where the Their
mometer stood at about 100 degrees. One of
the most horrible punishments man can be
made to endure is 10 be confined in cell
there, so hot and close are they. For that
reason the kind hearted officers do not con-
fine prisoners who can be safely trusted
otherwise.
An inspection Of the First station.house
by members of the grand jury or by men,
bers of the Common Council will convince
them that improvements are necessary for
the accommodation, in civilized manner, of
the prisoners, to say nothing OF the comfort
of officers and men Of the police force
on duty. The pestiferous Jail" is bad
enough in hot weather; but the First sta
tion-housc is worse, 50 far as heat is con.
cerned. In respect to cleanliness it needs
no betterng.
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Police CcuRT, YEsrEKDAr.--John Gray
(coIored) and +. c. Harmon were charged
with being drank. Gray was discharged
and Harmon was committed to jail for thirty.
six hours.
Joshua Storr>, charged with stealing one
parasol valued Il, IS from Alice Dandlldge,
was discharged for want of evidence.
Martha Wickham, Robert Smith, and Fan
ME Reynolds GALL colored), charged with tres
passing on the premises of \. Noise, Jr',
were discharged.
John Harris (colored), charged with tres
passing upon the premises of and assaulting
and beating Jennetta Dickinson, was sent to
Jail for fifteen days.
Edward Hewlett, guilty of assaultlpS and
beating Eugene Mais, was sent to Jail for SIX
hours.
The case of Sterling Sheppard, charged
with being drunk and asSaulting colored
man, was continued until to-day.
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Trin1 Of Ex-Treasurer Parker.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., July 9.-The proceed
ings in the trial of eX-Treasurer Parker to-
day were very important. Ladd, the ml's-
ing witness, who had attempted to abscond,
was arrested. and testified that Parker told
him that S450,000 in coupons and State bonds
had been given him, Of which his share was
100000. This was when the final settle
ment was made by the State with Financial
Agent kinpton. Ladd also swore that
Parker asked him to have these coupons
funded by an agent OF Parker. The coupons
belonged to the State.
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aucrIoN SALES THIS DAY.

ROBERT LYME, & p. ". framed house and
l0t on Poplar street between Fifteenth street and
Shochoe creek.
w. .GODDIN. 6 z. NJ, lot at the southwest corner
of Fourth and BY rd streets.
WARREN ( TUPPER, 6 y. NJ, lot on twenty
seventh street between Broad ara Mar rshaiL.
A, Upon Station church, at 81 o'cltck, an organ.
COOK I LAUGHTON, 10 A. M horses, mules,
road wagon. aud haraess.
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AN VOLS. OF .1, GHEAP "a ,Pxs, IoSs1sDes osy ses.
2OU EpiTI9Ss ,ss. WITH ,uen rLAssss ps e.s saIs
each 9f stahSsfn Dryden M;Sa Moes9,
msr. n"s, Ts ySs ss asy sssss
en- Ine Shn nssoac sso
Chief. sn,p~fesA sM MAaDoIPH 4 Eaas'sss''
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COLUMBUS, 32l Broad street, would inform the
public that he makes pure article Of ice-Crcaw,
aud sells any that Is stale He makes it twice
Il day, and generally sells 1t all out the same day.
He sells his Cream nj reasonable figure, aud VIII
not put of on his customers 4 miserable cheap ar
tlcle. He makes lee-Cream specially. and the
great patronage Inc has enables him TO have always
on hand good, fresh Cream. His motto Is: Pay me
my price d,,d IacH gtre yoa tie freshest and purest
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Weather ReDQrt.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-For the South At.
lantic anu Gulf States, lower barometer,
southwest to southeast winds, continued
warm and partly cloudy weather, and rain
areas will prevail.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, southeast TO southwest winds,
slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather,
and occasional rain.
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RETIRED FROM THE WORLD FOR \ SEASON
Martin Burkhart (white), about fprty.tive,
dirty, smelling oil whi>key, and solIed by
contact with the cutters, made his usual ap-
pcarance before the Police Justice yesterday.
When called forth from the prisoners box
to answer for being ''drunk agalL" he pat
on an humble and contrite spirit, and meek!
raised his mild eyes when asked by the Po-
lice Justice, " Burkhart, what have you 10
say for Yourself now Z" And the beauteous
Bnrkhart blaudy responded, "Nothing, yer
Honor, but to appeal to your Christian feel
Burkhart being an old OFFENDERS total dis
regarder of friendly admonitions, trouble. :
some customer to the police, aud only out CT
Jail day or two, the Justices Christian
feelings" inspired him to require security OF
him Tor good behavior. Being unable 10 10
that, he wen. to Jail for ninety days.
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Death or Hon. Frank p. BIaas.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Hon. Frank z. Blair
expired at midnight last night surrounded
by his family and few intimate friends.
He had been In precarious state Of health,
but under the bood-infusing treatment bad
begun to grow stronger, and was generally
supposed to be steadily improving. During
the past few days he bad taken frequent
rides, and yesterday he walked down stairs.
His death came suddenly, and will be pain
full surprise to his many friends, who had
confident hopes of his recovery. .-
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CHoL -ISFASTCM Is the prevailing disease
with the children OF our city. The puohc shouia
know that VALENTINES MEAT JUICE is inralua-
bile in all such cases. he most prominent physicians
In many sections of the United States have used II
with great success in cholera-infanum For the
sensitive stomachs Of children nothing equals
It. as 1t alays nausea, affords immediate nutrltioh
and strength and thus restores the infants health.
The dose is very small aud 1t Is always acceptable 10
the palate. To be had OF MEADE " BAKER ara
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Crime I'm Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, July 9.-Emile Gerard, a
storekeeper of Labadieville, Assumption
parish, was shot and killed by drunken
negro on the 4Lh of July.
Alexander Newton was to-day sentenced
to be hanged for the murder OF justice
Bourdney-the day to be hereafter fixed by
the Governor.
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DISPATCH PRISTrSG-HouSE.-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added Il wcll.scccted assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our lMraovED MA
CIlISERY and SKILTUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant lis in guaranteeing the VERY best CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most eX-
nrtiifiOuS manner.
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FROM DRUGGISTS.-There Is no case OF dySpep-
sia that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will not cure.
Go to your druggist and inquire about II. If you
suffer from coetivencss, sick headache, sour sto-
mach, INDIGESTION, liver complaint, arrangement
of the stomach liver, try it. Two or three doses
will relieve YOU. sample bottles, 10 cents.
PURCEIJ, IADD e Co, A gents.
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GRAND GIFT CoScERT.-The first concert of
the Montpelier Female Humane Association takes
place at AleSandria July 9th. Tickets will be on
sale until Tuesday next at c. F. JouSsToS's mu-
Sic and news store, 81 Main street few dollars
invested may secure You a handsome fortune
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RoUSD-TR1P TICKETS, So. 6o.-Persons attending
the sale Of lots at Danvle the 18th of July can
secure round-trp tickets TO Danvlle and return for
one fare. ."
go and see the rapidly growing city.
see sale advertised by e. u. LANGHeRNE, auc-
tioneer.
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1T WORKS TO PERFEC iIOS.-MRS. WISSLhw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. for children tcethinS produces
natural quiet >l,cp hy relieving The child from
pain, and the little cherub awakcs Us bright as a
button" II cures wind-colic aud regulates the
bowels, gives rest TO the mother and health 10 the
OH
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Rtyer-Thief Shex.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, July 9.-Captain William,
Bailey, watcbman on the barge Express, Of
the Pioneer Transportation Company, shot
and killed river-thief last night. The
thief reeled overheard and sunk after being
shot. He was not identified, and tBe body
has not been recovered. i.
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INTERESTING CEKtMoNY.-The confirmation
Of Master William Greenwad, son Of Mr..
Noah Greenwald, BY Rev. DR.. 4. S. Bette-
helm, will take place to-day Saturday, at the
Synagogue "kenesseth Israel = Mayo street,
NJ / 4 NJ.
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MILITARY PIc-NIc.-On Monday company
G, First Virginia regiment, wilis'fe a mlil'
tary picnic at Mrs. Beck's National uaf'
den, on Second street.
The committee in charge promise 10 90
everything in their power to make tnls
pleasant affair.
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CLERK ArroINrED-Judge Charles Ball OF
Loudoup, having declined the offer OF the
clerkship in the Second Auditors office made
vacant by the death OF Colonel Dew 1T, Gen
eral Rogers yesterday appointed to the posi-
ton Mr.. Philip T. Howard, of tbs city. Mr.
Howard is vel! known ihroughout.the State,
having been for long time State L'brua1
The Board of Public Works will elect It,
secretary at meeting soon 10 be held.
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CARRIED Our TO THE CENTRAL LuSAT1c
AsYLuA.-Coleman Harris, Sam. Payne, Hen
rielta Bray, and Mary Ann Branch, having
been adjudged lunatics, were taken out 10
the Central Lunatlc Asylum yesterday oy
Deputy Sergeant Briggs,
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LONDON, July 9.-The steamship Prussan
snoke the steamer Farraday in latitude ~,
longitude 43, engaged thirty day, with e tne
direct cable, which was buoyed In two
places. 1t had two flaws. The delay ~
openiug traffic is sufficiently explained.
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"MoSTpELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSocGA-
TIoS. ."-Ticktts for the Grand Gift Concert, wmch
takes place 5th July, for sae ut {. +. JOHNSTON
music aud news-store, 91S Main street. Ohiy u
few days left In which 10 purchase them.
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BAPTIST SUSDAY-SCHoOL ASSOCIATION
The quarterly meeting of the Bap lst sun
day.Scbool Association will take place on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock ut the NenA.
blc-Strcet church.
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TEMPERANCE SERMoS.--Rev. John W.. Dun
gee will preach sermon on Temperance TO
The colored Sons Of Temperance and Cadets
of Temperance ut the Navy Hill Baptist
church on Sunday evening at 33 O'Clock.
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1CE.CREAM, ALL FLAvoRs.-PIZzISI can furnish
you with ice-cream made of pure materials. Leave
orders early to-day If You wish some for to.mor-
rows dinner.
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IF YOU WISH TO ENJOY THE LUXURY of plea
SAINT shave go to MEADE s BAKERS, No. 919 Main
street, and get cake Of that imported shaving
soap. All who have used 1t pronounce 1t splendid
article.
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METHODIST SUSDAy-SCuooL SoClETY.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
sunday School Society will be held at Broad
street church on Sunday afternoon ut 81
O'clOck
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoCSE.-Uns IA
cities for the prompt execution of all KINDS OF
printing. Order, filed promptly and at low prices
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COMMISSION MEECHASTS.-Wc solicit yonr or
dcrs for printing, or Il call ut any time You may
wish 10 ccincnS or obtain estimates, feeling
~. urcd that It VIII he to your advantage.
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SARATOGA aud all other styles Of TRUNKS AT
BoSCIIESs, 500 aud 511 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALISES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine SATCHELS, &C., at BoSCHES'S, oO0 ana OIL
BROAD street
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DEvLIN & Co.'S WHITE DUCK VESTS, warranted
not to shrink, for sale at HENRY T. MILLRR's, 915
Main stleet.
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Aitllmond 1ispattll.
SATr rRDAY JULY 10, 1875. |

MY THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED ClRCULA-
TloN OF ALI. TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rArERS OF TIE CITY.
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done at Inc
DISPATCH PRISTISG-IfoCsE. Good work, low
prices. ami satisfaction guaranteed
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The Missing German Baron.

hCHAohD, VA ouiy Q, 1919.
Messrs. Editors,-If you look up the list of
Federal generals who served in the late war
you will fDd that Baron Won Strautz vas
to General Banker; you
will see that Baron Strau'z was in the United
States service and not in the Confederate SER
vice, as stated in the letter from England
published In your paper few days ago.
r. W r
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The late Marine DtsaseeH-Two Bodie
.+ Yet TO he Recovered. .es.-

Z ~ x%t 10 De Recovered. -
Especial telegram to the DSpateb.l
AoRPoLE, July 3.-The deck of The tug
Lumberman doatea off to-day, and the body
of Engineer James Croft was pickea up near
the Rip-Raps and sent TO his home, IN Ports.
mouth, after the inquest.
The custom-house investigating board took
the depositions of the officers of the steam.
ship Isaac Bell to-day, which were not al.
lowed to be made public. The bodies OF
Mrs. Hudgins and Miss Narianna Borue are
yet to be recovered. r...r,
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Convict REcElyED.-ChGrles Armstead
(coored), Of Prince William county, wa.
lodged in The penitentiary Yesterday ior one
year for burglary.
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BANANAS! BANANAS! Go to PIzztSI and get
some Of this nice fruit.
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HENRY T. MILLER has just received another lot
Of those fine STRIPED DUCK yESTS-all linen and
warranted not to shrink-for $3.50.
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LEVY BROTHERS will offer OH Monday LASCAs-
TER CAMBHICS at 10c. per yard Handsome cali
Goes at She per yard.
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No ARTICLE has been discovered so effective III
failing health as LlE8IG's LIqrlD EXTRACT OF
EELF, in pint bottles.
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western Unien BENDS.

NEw YoRg, July 9.-Tbs Western UNION
Telegraph Con.any has given pubic no.,es ans
that the comps. ny ID ready to cash OF par aou
interest its bonds maturing Soiempes Iss'
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17uE ATTENTION OF THE PROPRi.
tTOKS Of the several virdnia sprin s. Wa;
- n'or|s and Unlels Is called to my aFSe ana
tctins ,a5 lau. an ttnrx of CROCkEkY, GLASS,
%g-1sy3'S W. iTEo GOODS. and CUTLERY, suitable for
their use With an expsrsrc Of zen asj :, salsys e,
70 @ .ueri Isr,.. assortment or Refriseratoss, ~
tsrtc"o,ers, and Ice-Pitshers, always on hand
Also full line of China and Grane Snasf sse Sa,,
aecornteu aec. .nIs,v az JAMES ~. GIBSON,
III steS5eo so GOT Main street, Richmond, Va.
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LEVY BROTHERS will offer on Monday HAM
BURGH NETS for oversklrts and jlckets al greatly
rullln Il lIarin
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LEVY BROTHERS viii offer on Monday five hun
drcI REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS III eNlraornina
riIv low prices.
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4 "A>hA l'OWDEit-bcsl preparation
az i"T cleaning m4cial, wuai,!ng paint, glass, =,
= "'i$ehvcpcrs IL l. particularly recon.
III tUHiaI4AA & WHITE,
AGGlhr
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ALTHOUGH we do not claim that The ELMwooD
COLLAR wiz wash. we do claim that 1t "ill keep
Gle al longer than any other.
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PEACHES and PEACH lcE-CREAM at PlzZINI's
to-day.
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CINCINNATI, November 90, 1872.

NINCISNAII, NONVulUeT 20, ICTde :
.Mr. H. r. Serens:
Dear Sir.-The two bottles Of yEGETISE fur
nshed me by your agent my wife has used with
great benefit.
For long tine she has been troubled with dlZZt-
ness aud costiveneSs; these troubles are now eu-
tfely removed by the use of FEGETINE.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia aud general
debility. and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMOkE, 229h Walnut street.
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Bill Ina Equity Against tho Erie Cem-.. J.

MILFORD, PA.. July "a bin Ia Gently
has been filed in the clerks Office OF this
county against the Erie Railway Company
Tor consolidated mortgages amounting to
$50, ,0oO, 900. Tie court appointed President
aewett receiver. Bonds for $4,000 have
been filed. a> a"'9s .l A'T ,s sUu1l
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PARIS, July 9.-The waters 81 the Rnohe
are rising and inupdatioDs are feared.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.
"&AAH ~ A'HA|fD' ..s.
BOSTON, February Is, 1871.

Mr.. H. Il. .Serens
Dear sir,-about one year since found myself
In feeble condition from general debility. VEGE-
TINE was strongly recommended to me by n friend
who had been much benefited by lis use. pro-
cured the atilcle, and after using several bottles
was restored 10 health and discontinued lis use.
feel quite confident that there IS no medicine su-
perior TO II for those complaints forwhicE 1t iS
especially prepared, and would cheerfully recom-
mend 1t TO those who feel that they need something
TO restore them to perfect health. ~
Respectfully yours, U. l.. PETTINGILL,
firm of s. n. Petingill & Co.,
10 State street, Boston.
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CRncKERY, GLASSWARE. DC.
BARGAINS.

WHITE FRENCH CHINA TEA sErs-'o
ss. 80, and 40
nrCorATt D SETS at 20, $40, s1l, aud s1Z
EoID-HAND SETS from SO n SO.
u ,l,a full tine OF sTAPLE and FANC1 "ooD'
al low rates r-,r,yrps
xFFrlGERAToRS, lCE-CREAM FREEZEhS>
.r, ~ y.TEk-rOOLERS, OF the best makes.
II YOU wish bargains give me d eau.
- wv f. l.. TAYLOR,
Main Sfr
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm during the day. Just be-
fore 10 O'Clock last night there was slight
thunder and rau-storm.
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Mean temperature, soy
Ju'y O. 1874.
S A. M...... 50 10 L. M...... 96 6 p M...... 90
Mean temperature, S9S