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good, and he attained, at 1cnglh The rer,,,,,,.
Of Tho widest man un the burlcr, tcrr", ~
tnncst people, n ec,'irgr anl nm outlaw. ~.
Ingenuity VIVA rackcd to add to lila ,>ao,,. 10
darkness fnne element TINT would 1auln th,.' -
ever 1'Inre remarkable than the mast ra,,f,,. "'
studied a,h hr!l1iantly-cxcc,lsed crl,ncs ~ -
fellows. ALMOST always drunk, a,rl ever ,oa,.
for what he grtnly trrfnrA IN fro]r.n ho 10y ~.
hatcsl and admired wherever lila nam. WV WV
kitow.l. The failure ut nj, efforts 10 nn an,
him educated him to the suncrst,t,"'.! "a.
mans bellcf tM charmed liz w.,
III lss tnusl1ents If relaxation lie wa ,.a..
to derfare tint, willis he lnngcl to .iic stann.
up, hls prnpl,rtc snut told him that w,,n.s
rould ot giye birth to tho ss.n,. WIN roud ~.
lia existence. ''p
One lay, IN Kansas, he shot and l}]e1 a mr.,
nnmca AtcCA1k. There IL no tsa,}jtlon ,,.'
corning thr provMa,ttol, s,r details Of thu k,1,,ns
n1 The history ot tt,e tinc is silent nu the ,nh
tcet. But the hrothcr Ut the Murdered Kon.,.
eceuis to have followed Bill for three yn,,.
patiently watching for lis el,antc On tha ii ~;
August bt1t. was playing caltls In ii saloon n
Dcaawood City. JACK aicCALL stcpnt, h.
hind hun, mud, with II simple prayer for N,
elimination of the doomed mans soul, scnt
bullet through his head. Il Corouc,,.
Jury immediately founl tho ra.i.c Of deoth
a1st meeting Of citizens WAS called IN
the local tl'satre to try the attending nyeog.,.
"Aftcr statement by The President Of tie nh,
Jcct Ut tl,c meeting" 1t adjourned until n,
next day. Everything seems to have been DIN.
III stFtrt accat,lanG With tic established rlc,
OF Important conventions Speeches were mai,
and eomnltttces appointed, and OH rcassembliug
the following morning tie minutes Of tbs pre.
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'fg''esIt@ oo1las " hnch fRteS Oh got0 ihtescas
~ Will 1nako tho currency OF fquat oat"e
0't" CON- Tho most incorporating
rcsnmptiontst mud tue most confirmed hull.
'oaist has nevef jet had the andacity to pro-
pose 90 summary method for returning to
aapco'a payments, aud tho objection That will
be made to It by tho harl.'noney men Is, that
1t Will occas'on too sudden ntltl violent
eontraction,-n curious objection 10 como
from bnllionists to any proposition made BY
tlle rag-baby dilitionists. hut this is the
fact. The reason for tho sudden mud certain
contraction that would occur In That M obli-
CATION bearing & per cent coin interest is
always moro vnlnnblo and desirable thnn M
obligation which beaEn no interest. Under
certain circumstances tho bonds themselves
might be used to considerable extent as n
currency to supply Tho vncu'1'n created by
tho sudden retirement OF tue whole volume
OF pnper currency, but Alr. LAWRENCE and
the Grcenback Convention have even pro-
vidcd against this by exacting TINT these
gold bonds shall be rtgisttrti In one
word, it la funding Rchemo 10
4 bond TINT could be kept constantly at
par in coin, which is Mr.. LAwnEscE's re.
, 1876-08-25
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1876.
Greenbacks at the Now York Gold E1
change yesterday closed at oo4.

EMERY A. SToRHs has been retained as
counsel in the case Of tho District of Colum-
bia vs. DADoooK, better known as tho safe.
burglary atIair.
, 1876-08-25

ST. BERNARD coMMAHDERy-At.cn.Ion Str
KnEhts-You are ordered to apcear Ut our Asylum
Saturday, AnR. 1t oclnCk RhRFp, 10 attend tho f.
neral Of lAtc Sir Knight A. =. j. Sco1lBy.
JOHN W0UtJMAN, Commander,
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KEYSTONE LODGE, NO. $40, A. F. d 4, H.
The funeral Of Brother Bmmonds viii take place from
ahetr hall 81 and u North Clasks, tn:!notr0T ti.
IEN. r. PRINCE, Bee, >'1-'' ~
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Tho political canvass in Pennsylvania Is pro
eeeding very tamcly and sluggishly. The Dun.
ocrats arc making scarcely any visible effort,
md tho Republican, ara FcstIng securely oa
thetr supposed certain *, 100 majority. A Phil
alelplta letter thus explains tho state Of things
iii the Keystone State:
II IL eaay 10 sec that here In Pennsylvania ws
ral 1lIdr aloug k,nouthly without either party zst.
Ting excited until nc get thy news from Ohio and
lnflana. Should the Republicans carry both thoss
States the gaue Will 30 up, unh thsse will be 10
nght et all hers. light yotu In November auis
majority for ttArEs Ut frun ~, QUO 10 TO- 600 will
be tho certain result. The Democrats outside u
the eastern counties caught tho soft inoncy lGnacJ
lust year from their brethren In Ohio, nna have nus
yet recovered frt,al It. They hated Gov. TtLnEN
then, and clar2td him With being responsible fur
their defeat. II the Octobcr States Eu Republican
they will ay II 10 his candidacy, md let the No
Democrats always DO, bill spending no n,oasy and
doing no work. II Indiana goes democratic Il im'
agut there eau By no quest!on .hoat tho Hepub5.
l!tans carrying nu). the fury u the great battle
which will raKe In New Yofk will be felt herc. The
Democrats will be gres!ly encouraged; the 1iepnn'
ltcans will put thcf anlendld organization In dghf'
ing trim, and We sbali have ~ Vigorous aud uO!sJ
canvass - lbs hard tlIex will permit, In such
case, however, | cAN see no chance at the l3eM1'
Gratis succeeding Tlrir organization 10 every
whtrc defective, and tsels leadership shucktngv
t,ntL
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f1nyerls'b Theatre.
Randolph strcct. bctwccn Clark and LaSa.te. Gail.
tpt1a Mnstrcs.
nfcyicker'A Theatre,
Madison street. betwecn Dearborn mud State. "The
Three GuartItnci."
Wnoti'h nImncttti.
Monroe street, botwec1 Dearborn md Stats. An.
ecrxunylle."
Aaelpht TEcntre.
Monroe atrcct, eorner Dearborn. Variety perform.
ancc.
1Ioofcy's Nnw Ch1cuEo Ttirntrc.
Clark street, between Lake hnd lsah do1ph. Hoottya
HfEtlFCls -'.
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CHICAGO COAtstAEDEnY, NO. 10, r. T.-Atten.
b. present 9t ther hsy,um on SATURDAY niornIug The
Int Sir Knight a. r. u. Scot!cy Sir Knghts Df sister
CoMInAndef1cs courte0Hsly Invited u nin with
John MeLAKES, EM. Com.
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SOUTH PARK LoD0E. NO. &sa, i. o. Q. p
ftcncra nf the ehaye LntEc lerehy nnncd to ap.
gsa, a. the ,s corner Of iasals md Adam, Sn
ucsol Of our tata Brother ucnry sn!mond. dcGenasd.
LEOPOLD ll1LD, Sec. "
, 1876-08-25
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

CLEVELAND LODGE. NO, e1i. A.. r. l. A.. NJ
Members tre herrhy n0inch 10 aesunblp Al ttcir hill
On Saturday morning next AIR al 1t N:sO sharp for
tue purtc f attsnr te funeral OF tur late Brother
A. T.. d. Scallcy. Per urdcr.
GEO. X, IAZLlTT, Sec,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE EASTERN TROUBLES.

CONsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-The Porte has
received a letter from Seryia announcing
that NJ. Cristie's diplomatic mission has
been countermanded." "-.:.
A dispatch from Widen; 4 strongly for
titled town in Bulgaria, on the Danube near
the Scrvian frontier, reports that the Ser
Vans have fired several shots at the Turkish
frontier guard. The dispatch also states
that the Servian commissioners who went
to inquire into the recent alleged violations
Of the frontier left Widden suddenly.
EDINBURGH, July THE Scotsman's Lon
don correspondent says: 81 am ableto con-
firm the rumor that there have been differ
ences OF opinion in the Cabinet on the East
ern question. Lord Derby more than once
very strongly opposed the views OF several
OF his colleagues"
LONDON, July la Berlin special to the
TELEGRAPH says the Prince OF Montenegro
has solemnly engaged to remain neutral in
the Servia- Turkish troubles. .ats
COUNT Won ARNIM WATCHED.
LONDON, July IA special dispatch to
the Post says Count Won Arnim has arrived
ut Carlsbad, and that he is closely watched
by Prussian detectives. I'D
LONDON, July LA special from Vienna
to the Standard says Prince Milan, in his
proclamation, says: '.Turkey has provoked
war by not satisfying Bosnia and by threat
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Flour shade irmer.
Wheat quiet, without decdea enange III Soiou
54k66Oc for ungraded western mixed: Oats VIII
mi decided change. Pork frmer an. quiet ~ Sie
@sl99o Lard opened shiae el Slo'e Coffee aSs
uiet and firm Sugar quiet and STEADY Rlee quiet;
grades quiet. Turpcntinc and
rosin quiet Frcights dull.
BALTIMORE.
R.1rIuoPE July l.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Ubcat steady and in fair demand; Pennsylvania
red. 81 .3S6SI Al; Maryland red-Good to prime,
sI.40@Sl.48; amber. $3.50; white, $l.3OGtSl 40;
Southern corn dull and nominal: western quiet and
s slFl strong S e quiet. Pork s2o.5o@s2l Bulk
SIC; clear rib, l0ac. bacon
04c.; clear rib I2c. Hams, LOO &c
Whisky firincr; jobbing, *1.16 Sugar active.
LOUISVILLE. ...
HUNTSVILLE, July l.-Flour dull Wheat-Red,
al amber, Il O5: white, Sl@$1.05--all for new;
and and !" nominal. Provisions steady. Pork: 5000.
sides. Ioac. Bacon@shoulders, eN@0c.; clear rib,
s1l.2O: clear sides, sl2; hams; l4c liardaIlerce,
i3.c.: keg, 144c. Whisky, sl.lO. Bagsins IN
changed. ,,
CINCINNATI. July l.-Flour dull. Wheat steady.
Corn, 46@4ec. Oats, 25@3Gc. Rye steady: PORK,
$40. Lard guiet steam, 1lS@l Nc; Kettle, Ky
ders, sX@sXc.; clear rib, 11c.; clear sides, &c
Hogs actirc and firm: fair to good heavy, S6.25tg
$3.50. Whislcy firm at Sl.l0. ....
ST. LOUIS. -'.- IL
ST. LOUIS, July Flour quiet and unch hsa g.
Wheat sti No red fall SIPS pa No. rea i snG
barley very dull. Whskey steady ana nncn nI a
Pork quiet aud unchanged; Lard hrm ut LAC, &c
Dry-sted meats nominally firm Bacon stclgE o alS
firm. Live hogs active and firm; bacon so.soHa
4 "a.
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4 MURDERER LYNCHED.
LAWYER KILLED BY HIS WIFE.
THE CENTENNIALFOURTH
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN THE EAST.
XLrvTH CONGRESS-First Session.
WASHINGTON, July l, 1876.
SENATE,

XLIVTH CONGRESS-First Session.
WASHINGTON, July l, 1876.
SENATE. .....-.E
4 conference committee was appointed on
the silver bill.
Mr.. Mitchell called up the bill paying
Pinchback per diem and mileage during his
contest.
Mr.. Withers asked why the three other
contestants were not included in the resolu-
ton. lie favored the incorporation OF the
name OF Mr.. Sykes.
Mr.. Morton said he was tired OF this talk
about discrimination against white men.
He had enough Of it.
Mr.. Withcrs said whether the Senator had
had enough OF it or not, it mattered little to
him. ..s..
Mr.. Wythc said Governor Thomas, OF
MARYLAND, had contested for seat year,
and received neither pay nor mileage.
Mcssrs. West and Alcorn advocated the
payment.
After further discussion the resolution
was laid aside. 1t comes up Monday MS I'M
finished business.
The sundry civil appropriation bills were
then considered. An amendment to strike
| out OF the House bin the proviso that the
maximum rate OF compensation allowed
| limited States marshals shall not exceed
| $1,000 n year, &C., was agreed to. Many
other amendments were adopted, and the
bill passed.
House resolution allowing wages to EN-
ploves while visiting the Centennial was
rejected.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Senate amendments to the bill forfcltlns
certain lands granted the Kansas and Gal,
weston railroad were non-concurrcd III and
conference committee ordered
The charges against Judge Humphreys
were referred to special committee.
The bill appropriating S15O,0OO for the
purchase OF Indian supplies immediately
needed was passed.
| Dir. Hopkins, from the Committee on
| Centennial Celebration, reported Joint
resolution providing that the two houses OF
Congress meet in joint convention at lndc'
pcndcncc Hall. in Philadelphia, on the 4ti'
| OF July, at 8 o'clock \. NJ, for the purpose
of passing appropriate resolutions CONNIE.
| moratiyc OF the great event which, in that
same hall one hundred years ago. brought
this into being. Passed.
Adjourned to Monday.
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THE POST-OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
AGREED UPON.

THE POST-OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
AGREED UPON. ~
WASHINGTON, july 1.-The conference
committee on poSt-office appropriations have
agreed. The rate OF railroad transportation
is reduced ten per cent. A commission Is
appointed to report next session on TINS
subject. The postage on third-class matter,
transient newspapers, books, magazines,
pamphlets, and all other printed matter, en-
cept circulars, to pay one cent for every
two ounces.
BILLS SIGNED. 81.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President has
signed the act to provide temporarily for
the expenditures OF the Government; also
the naval appropriation bill.
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The National Board
OF Trade has adopted resolution asking
Congress to amend the bankrupt act and
make it uniform; also calling for a thorough
revision Of the tariff, not made in the inter-
est OF any class or classes Of producers,
manufacturers, or merchants; also the in
ternal revenue, with i view to securing the
largest revenues from the fewest articles.
The Board meets in Washington in the mid
die OF January next.
Adjourned sine die.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President has
modh.cd the acceptance of Secretary News
resignation, which is to take effect on the
qualification OF his successor. Under this
device business will proceed as usual on
Monday.
The debt statement shows q decrease Of
s., SSl, S97 In the Treasury-coin, S73,-
625,5s4; currency, S13,O64,l41.
The Special Committee on WhiSkey
Frauds has summoned Bristow, Wilson, and
ex-Detective Yaryan.
Boutwel's Mississippi committee will eX-
anime ten more witnesses here before closing
their work. .-.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK, july First race-one
mile for all ases-Nettie won; Leander Sc
cond, Spendrift third. Time, LAT.
Second race-mile heats-won by Meco in
two straight heats. Time, 1:45t, 1:49.
Third race-one and half miles-Ber-
tram won; Fiddlesticks second, Rappahan-
mock third. Time, 2:H3. .......t..5
The steeple chase was won by Colonel
Ncllegan.
SAD CASE OF NEGLECT AND DESTITUTION
New YORK, July Flour children
Katy, james, Larry, and Frankey Rooney
aged respectively nine, eleven, five, and
three years, were found starving to-day in a
Washingtonsstreet tenement-house. The
father is dead. The mother was sent to
prison on Monday last for assault and bat
terry. They were taken in charge by the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children. 11s
4 LAWYER KILLED BY HIS WIFE
NEW YORK, July IA Trenton dispatch
reports the killing OF O. A. House, q noted
divorce lawyer of this city, by his wife, at
Lawrence station yesterday. It seems that
House had beaten his step-son and wife, and
was drawing a pistol on The latter, when
she shot him with pistol she had obtained
from her bedroom. rst>
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ening Servia. We enter Bosnia in the cn,lse
OF humanity and nationality, and to rees-
tablish peace without offending Turkish
integrity" The proclamation mentions
Austria thankfully for her efforts to protect
the Christians. -
REPoRTED FAILURE IN SHEFFIELD.
LONDON, July 1.-The STANDARD, in its
financial article, says 1t is reported that q
weli-known firm of steel manufacturers ut
Sheffield have failed, with liabilities OF
21B5 ono
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Noon.-Stocks active and
higher. Money, az. Gold. 112x. Exchange-Long
4SSH: short, 490f States quiet, steady, and nomt-
nal, :Governments strong.
Epenin0.-Moncy easy at 3Ht94. Sterling steady
at 48St. Governments dull and strong. States
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans increased $3,50O,000, specie increased
900, legal-tender5 increased 100000, de-
posts increased $7,250,000, reserves increased
$2,l25,00O. -
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July l.-yjrginia 6's, deferred, 6 !:
eonsols, GO: second SERIES &c. North Carolina B's
old, II. Bid to-day. ,.f.if.i-sg W ~.
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NoTE.-When the oath Is taken before justice OF
the peace or any other officer not using SEAL ex-
cent judge of United States court the cetL N
of the clerk of court Of record must be added I'M
dor his seal of Office that the person who ADMINISTERS.
ed the oath Is duly qualified rs such of,iecr,I
Bids mast Be dceompanted by ssrtIlf s snsss
90 e5 he grder Of Tie Postaster- General equal to
ne per centua on the present dnnug! pGy on ths
route een the present Peg sf gee e. ey az
OF e9St hs amoaat Of tie bond aee6mpdnying the
Gid iJsaid bond erceeds $4,000.
hs proposal must be signed by the bidder or DID
ders and the date OF signing affixed
Direct to the second Asslstan. PostmasteT1tiens
cral, Post-Ofice Department. Washington, u. =.
marked proposals, State OF Virginia
BOND. .,.,f
Directions.
-Insert the names OF the principal ana sursIes
I'm fll i'm the body OF the bond; also the date Ihe
to the So1 s sSo be ,rnea SS an
of the peace adding his official title, u signed by
!. notary public, he should aihx his seal .nL,
q ~ n .ne s..s + -. Ii the State Of
as s,retes are held and firmly bound unto the United
oaSs Ia Wfn inoney of the United States 10 be paid
RI fhe laid United States of America or us duy APP
pointed or authorize Queer .s or r. he made and done
we bind ourselves, our heirs executors, ana aalnis
traitors, jointly and severa!ly, firmly by these pre-
Sealed with our seals, aad dated this --- day OF
whereas by an act of Congress approved June e. 2
a74. entitled ian act making appropriations LOT
the service OF the Post Office Department lor inc
nse,i wear ending June 80, 1878, and for other pur
poses 1t is ;S i nond of
the bidder, with snretes approved o., Tie
In nursuance whereof, and In compliance WIZ .nc
provisions Of said law, this bond y MADE Anu rsns
Snea in The said act provided and prerbed
to accompany the aforegoinS aud annexed psope's'i
Now, the condition Of the said obligation s safn
that II the said bidder ~ ssAii,
Within such time after his bid y acceged a. @
enter into = contract with the United States OF
Americas with good and sufficient surestsa 20 " a she
nroyed by the Postmaster-G General, 70 perform w
service proposed In lis said bid and ilrner sna
perform said service according TO his ednttact III,
This OBLIGATION shal be void, otherwise 70 % In 's
force and obligation In law. .n.nas
and seals this ---- day OF -----, lS7 rc,.,l
------ lSEAL.t
.-------, lSxAI.js
Witness: 81 s. 3.; 5..i
sv---.-.. - - s-s- s
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PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG.
-sro>. u1,Is-HORTALITY RE-
St>''''@ 800, ,,.r,ov or CITY OFFICERS-cAHh
F'"' -,nx-uEALT OFFICERS Rh-
fh''' ivy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oF
rom ORDINANCES ADOPTED, ETC.
I'M ~ ,.,,.c ~ the Richmond DispatchI
!CoTTr'P'''''' july /. 1876.
,...,,ors NJ the Manchester Cotton
The "Ly ,;nr, onr citizens are largely it,
H.",,,Iri are considering sne 80, , -, i,,,r
'. .S,,ns work during the month . Ui ""l
s'oFt view 10 running Oh surplus Va
VIZ. ,,,,,nrrd goods on hahu, an" "'ao !.
E""..' :, ,t,ard al opportunity 10 Inc oIts "a
% W.rrhr>tcr 10 make n'c''o ''''i''' e''''"''
to;&' y r'.,,h officer reports 800 deaths in
lAr ,h, ,,ast twelve months, with
~ '"i '. -, rwrniv-cight per 1000 inhabi-
d,a'" ! .r,,. :. considered 4 low rate OF NOR
'H t..,' ,Iau.h The number OF deaths mas
i'',; .-..~.,,ocnt"dly large during inc pas.
'''" ,yn, K by reason OF inc cAtteihct!
sewn. ,',.,. .r ANA the prevalence OF 1alai IN
l.a,"' ,'-,,,,,on Council III caucus held
l". ..l.c.cj the following officials for
..''',,.-.7u, departments o. Tue Guy a".iiln-
.'.." .t,,.n ouit. mcXrcctrdD from the
l.,ty ., the city officers. There
;'E'~' ..~,.4, many applicants for every
'','.,.,, lc filled lW the action OF inc I.Slh-
"'"' ,... ,s..marrs mus! have found tho
w. .. go, - pick ont the httc>t men out OF
~! '',' .,,,r,,.y a,pirant>. Ii IS believed
.'''' ,,s selections have been generally
'.." =. ..r.r, Commissioner, Julius LclDcrt
'"'.'' j., ,.,...r, II Il TafIm: CHIEF
n l,,.r Io,cph Il. McClcyv; Clerk Old
~ ,,i,, r. parha,n: Clerk Centre
N.'h',' , p-i.,,r. GrS INSPECTOR. James
N"h.': - ~ -, jI,y Scales. - Por-
l. ",,N -. Pawn Clock, =. Coates;
~ ~ r,,y,I,r MAGAZINE. J. X. II. Davis;
h'f,,,, /. II .t,inhprk: Jauitor, Il.
!''' .,,.
f.."" I,,,Itl,--I:ir.t Ward. :. w.
h''" ~ raIrso,. Second Ward, DR..
J.! ,..'' 1,,,,',,,I y & pcrram: Third
- L. '''' ~ pn,;rSon I r. Spots-
""E..' ''' ~ u.,.i ~ - T. My Joscnh
"',"' "' ,.;..,, M br " / Haylor.
,''M' .', XVIII Word Dr r. T.. Scott.
LOVE .''.
#. w. i''"'.' ,,;.. district Dr w i
'l,y fH!>ic''">,ii 49, ~. :, y. poi;n.
NaT"nnd' Seven" ".''' ~, ~ no,.lnr.
SOB; J ARA ul>.I''. - w. ''' A''' IVA
IoTih uI>iri''' az. ~ T,r -ni' luna, II
ia" E"li'' Va .pt -, o,,,''''
l'r.' llrUt'H!''' 'h"'', ,
~" nnIlr'iii'H rom ''''i VI 'lC s'> ''.. ""
II ~" rh! were ~" 'no>'n, , - n'", .hn Ia
c"'i.-'.- "'N''7 '''' ''''''''
cn:l'. ,..,.,,,o ,,o,1 b,,aoa
Ih'> morning. ''"'":''"1 s,';' 49,
ebony ranr' hearing SVl'',', ,n>., 'i rn,,n'
~ Ir"r'N'"" 10 ,n!'s''' BIZ" w. VIVA 10
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HE REMOVAL. OF TIE CHEF OF THE REvrs'
ME- SPECIAL AGENCY. 1t Is stated by pei
>.'A friends OF The President that the cause
~ the removal Of II. j. Iaryan, chief Of
Ir Special agency division Of the Internal
E''r"lc Bureau, Was his course in procllr-
!hI l!n removal OF 4 special agent recon-
moulded ny The President, 4 man crippled in
M"' ana whose character was known by the
PRESIDENT to he excellent, and also vouchcd
''' >! >'hcitOr Bluiord Wilson. MIR. va
t!"A attention beng called to this removal,
~ assigned Is the reason for it that the Spe
,'.' "-ch' hlu volunteered some testimony
.,I House committee reflccting on him.
~ president inquired into this matter, and
.''".u tA' The witness was Subpunacd to
">'AE- and that, after stating he knew
"''.'AI q! his knowledge concerning the
'"".gE' oi Investigation, he had been COM
,,"'" u! The committee to give the names
,t.. ,pG' iirr>onS who had talked to him
,,,. ,'. a. The President then called Vary
r.,,;'i n'on 10 the explanation. Yaryan
t.i,','' III substance, ''Wcil, the man
h,, '>| ''".W mc on the street, and won't
,s ',, INA! III The SERVICE" President Grant
G'"L "t"ii took the matter into his own
ana ordered Iaryan'S removal.
,,r,, " ~ however, more generally believed
hn.'. "!ail WAS removed because he is too
i 1I+', He Is endorsed by Bristow and all
''> oI'icial associates.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
-ir@ t..>.sa: RICHMOND, July 1876
OFFERINGS. s7'
WHEAT White. 1873 bushels new. Red, 42O
bushels new. +, E-.r -. ~. H..
ConN-Vhite, 374 bushels. Mixed, 126 bushels
OATS.-69 bushels new. .s'-- {. z.g-r-.r--
,.... ~. SALES. - E-.E
WuElT.-Red, ITO bushels very good new at
81 40: 2O4 bushels good new ut $1.3O-total, 314
bushels.
CORy.-White, 314 bushels very good at 60c-
Ni1ed, 126 bushels at 60c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, July I, 1876.
Breaks to-day, 169 hogsheads. 50 tierces, and
/ box. Packages offered at auction 90, Of which
81 were sold.
Prices ranged from 1920 to so5.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND CERTIFi'
CATE.
DOsdl.

The UNDERSIGNED, - -, whose post-oli1ce ad-
dress is, county of -, State Of =, proposes to
carry the mails of the United States from October l.,
1878. to June 80, 49,, OH route No. - between
- and -, State of -, under the advertisement
of the Postmaster dated May 20 ~, dsa ~
mai snm of - dollars: and If this propos Is ac-
cepted he will enter into contract, with snretes to
bc approved by the Postmaster-Ge "ithih tue
time prescribed In said advertisement.
' liz a1roDosdL is made ,cith JuLt kno,oledge Of
the distance oftAe route the 1oeight matL 70
he carried and all other particulars In rSeTemlce
10 the route and service; and also, dJteT cdf5It
ernminution Of the laos and instructions az
tached to advertisement ofmatt service.
Dated - - --- O1uoSf' .