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The PERIL OF PLAYING WITH FIREARMS
Washington, ID. e., July S.-This morning
about 10 O'Clock q young son Of s. II. kauf-
man, OF the Evening Star, while playing
with Smith & Wesson revolver, kept load
ed in the house as guard against burglars,
discharged 1t accidentally, receiving the
contents in his breast and dying almost i'm
mediately. The deceased was bright, in
teresting youth, aged seventeen years, and
much sorrow is felt for his ,ntimely death.
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The Orangemen. ~,

: - Y
PREPARATIONS FOR THE ANNUAL. PARADE ON
... ~" THURSDAY. ,E;..'sstsa, ..;. ss,l
Boston, July "a Montreal dispatch to
the Journal. says there is every prospect
OF an exciting time there Thursday, when
the Orangemen will, have their customary
annual parade. The Orangemen are to
come down from Canada West. in large
numbers to take part in the procession,
which the. Montreal Orangemen have de-
cided on having at all hazards. Nightly
drills are going on, and have been for weeks
mast, In different parts OF the city, and fire.
arms are being put in order by the oppo-
site party. There are indications of hostile
meetings occurring between the two bodies,
and bloodshed, outstanding the admo-
,nitions and advice given both parties by the
authorities and the clergy. ~, aa.is
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EXPLOSION OF A STEAM-THREsHER Boil
ER-Two Men KILLED AND THREE WOUND
ED.-St. Louis, July THE boiler Of the
steam-thresher Of George Patterson, In ope.
ration about mile from Nashville, Illinois,
yesterday, exploded with great forge, in
iuring n. w. Moore and Harvey Lee SO
badly that they died during the. day, and
dangerously wonnding George Wills, VII
liam Arhens. and young son OF n. Nc
{,racken ~ s-. go
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MuRpERED IN His BED Cincinnati, d.,
July; 7.-Pieasant Stanley, aged seventy,
living in Greensburg, Indiana, was muir
dered in bis bed by unknown persons
Thursday night. Robbery was evidently
the motive, as large amount OF money
usually kept about his person was gone.
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Colorado.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DEL soRTE.
DENVER, July. GA fire at Del Norte'
Col. consumed two blocks, including posi-,
office and San Juan Bank buiidlings anu
other property, valued at 5000, 900, ',4sss.
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;LUMRER DEALER.

NJ w. sPICKRELL. sii1. &c.
II WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBEH
50 f35 q DEALER, I'M Iiis & q
NINTH AND TEsTH STREETS. SOUTH BAsisssE.
teen eot,sfant1y a fun Hne OF seasoned BUILDING
1IJSSsBER:. Also, SHINGLES, 'LATHs, and sTO-
BAECO-BoX BOARDS. 4 3251 5; e s.
&, - BILL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
) WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH, MAPLE, HICKORY,
r,rrMSEfeSIsSIfT POPLAR and WHITE PINE ALSO
MES NIRsEEssssEn BOARDS and FL oORING kept under
Agent for yrgas, a1Sfssssry Which q hsAs ~
p,,end enial 20 the best sold In this narket ana
prtccs much lower fhan usual ,sa ~ s
WI and their a!ersss 70 o,s,s fos any ST Tie
! above OH short notice. 80 - 3
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4 wbsr,vind IN WISCONSIN.

WhdrtWtHC III WIScUHsiHs
TWENTY PERSONS WOUNDED, SIX KILLED, AND
NUMBER MIssNG.f4ls
MILWAUKEE, july whirlWind struck
Pensauker on Sunday, Leaving put tnISe
houses. Six persons are known 70 pe Aiii-
ed twenty. wounded, and tive missing.
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aARsSE aNTELLIGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMoND. July 8, 1877.

pDRT OF klCb1lONlb. JOLs Si 1000
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York. 1ner-
chanGise and passengers G. w. Allen CO., agents.
Steamer Ashland, Doughty, Philadelphia. mer-
clandlse and passengers, ". T.. Porter, agent.
Schooner Charlie Woolsey, Brown. Albany, ium-
Der. -,
Schooner c. C. Brooks, Scrand, Philadelphia COAL
Schooner Ann Twibi!l, Dunn, iiavre de Grace,
coal, {. Ii. Page.
Schooner 4. 3. Fields, Franks. Washington, light.
Schooner Foaming Sea, Wroten, w ash'ngto light
schooner Helen A. Hoyr, Crane. henne6ec, Ice ..
Schooner vapor, Chamberlain. philadelphia, COAL
Mcdowell. ~ N@5st
SAILED.
Steamer Elisa Haucox, Clifford Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatnm, agent.
r. >@ CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia July 18th, schooner A. II. Ed
wards Snedecor. .l,it
FROM New York July 9th. bark Guiding Star,
Richmond.
Gj!f DISASTER.
HAVANA, July 9-The steamer City of Vera
Cruz, hence for New York, when about tTty miles
ont broke her shaft, and returned this morning.
She win he delayed ten days for repairs.
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r.s fts Gst-
BY Telegraph.
krruy vnpr :

" NEW; YORK. July 9.-GoId opeaed at 1053s. = !
i.yoon.-S1ocks strong. Money on call, per cent.
Gold, 105S. ESchauge-Long, 1873: short. 400.
State bonds quiet and steady. Governments frmer.
:. Erening.-Money abundant at per cent. Sier-
ling heavy at 4S7Br Gold very duliSat l053. Gov
ernments firm; new SIS, liz. States steady.,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 9.-virginia 6's, deferred, 47s:
Virginia consolidated, 4SS, Bid to-day.
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Capon Springs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
HAMPSHIRE COIJNTY.pW, Va,

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY w. YA..l
July Z, 1877. )
The season at this well-known West Viz
ginia watering-place has opened with better
prospects than any other season since the
war. Already hundred guests have ar
rived, mostly from Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and the upper counties OF Virginia. Nearly
every room has been spoken, for the sea-
son. Among those there now are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Traycrs, the parents OF W. r.
Travers, Esq, the well-knoWn sbanker OF
New York. They have both passed their
eighty-seyenth year, and this Is their fifth
season together al; Capon. They are great
friends OF John Stewart, Esq.,, Of Brook
HILL, near Richmond, who is expected to
spend this his fourth season. It is expect
ed that Governor Hampton viii be here for
:, a couple OF weeks1n August. "A nong osns .
'expected are the ReY. Drs. j. Sa'sis
and A. T.. Dickinson, OF Rscsimoon. md =. ,spo
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New Hampshire.

IMMENSE DISCOVERY OF COPPER, LEAD, AND
t.a., ~ Is. I. IS ss.t GOLD. r. ~.
Boston, July 9.-An enormous lode OF
copper, lead, gold, and silver, twenty feet
in width, extending for miles, has recently
been discovered in Milan, N. 81. The lode
crosses the Grand Trunk railroad one hum
dred miles west Of Portland. .4...l,
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MTLLINERY,G GOODS.

MO HUMBUG.- II wish to state to asAs
~ the pubnc that am selling my entire SNAGE
stock OF MILLINERY at much below 5000 S
netitios. An examination or my stock and prices
VIZ - MRS. f. HUTZLER, ~ d
.,tsrT7st $500 81 = 81, 625 Broad street.
. between Fifth and Sixth. Richmond, Va;
A call Is solicited. ast. y. -.
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Eey .TarMs

DISCHARGES BY THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF
WORKS. 81
New YORK, July 19.-The threatened dis
charges and reductions Of salaries and re0r-
ganization of the department in the Board
OF City Works at Brooklyn, long talked
about, were made by the commissioners this
morning., Their action created great eX-
element among politicians. .-.....
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
-. RIcBMoNp, July 0, 1877.
+, go OFFERINGS. ...,....,
WHEAT White. 446 bushels Red, 3,e5s Lust-
els. -. .ra,.f.t -.
CoRN.-IFhite, % bushels.
OATS.-100 bushels.
,-,-.. SALES. s.s.r.
WHEAT Waite. o6s bushels good at s. % 100
bushels prime ut Sl.7O 70 bushels smutty ut S1.2O
total 446 bushels. Red, $50 bushels common at
81 81; 2s2 bushels prime 1T sl.70; 1,77S bushels
very good ut S170; 264 bushels good at 81 80 !;
1870 bushels good at S1.67; 346 bushels fair Mt
81 e3: 264 bushels ut 1.60: 40 bushels very good
at Sl.67-total. 1924 bushels.
CoRN.-IV White, % bushels prime ct TIC.
UATS.-loU bushels very good Mt 4oc.
RE-EXH1BITED.
WuEAT.-White, SO bushels. Red, 1914 bushels.
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RML-HEADs. s7 4o 80 ap ,,,ss reaDa atEtla
pRTNTING.RtsIIsE.ss- go 49,
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-,ITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL. 100000. -:..r-
JOHN A. COKE, President; -
F.T. GLASGOW, Fice-president
E. b. MEADE, Secretary:
-,t. j. 3. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
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.., INSURANCE COMPANIES. -
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA. - 49,
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BASI STREETS.
.s"s CHARTERED 1894.
INSUEEs BUILDINGS by ANNUAL & PER-
PETUAL POLICY.
H. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
H. D. DANFORTH, Secretary;
THOMAS BOILING, DR., Assistant Secretary.
JOHN BLAIR. Collector.
DIRECTORS
ALFRED T. HARRIS. EMIL O. NOTING,
GARRET +. WATSON. GLEN Il. bARhsDALE'
WV. II. HAxALL, WIN. C.KNIGHT,
VIM. II. PALMER, WIN. f. GRAY.
IN 10,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, July 9, 1871
The breaks to-day comprised Isl hogsheads,4 Al
.tierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 10 packages: of which number SO
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1920 10 1913. -
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Fine. $6.50@&6.75; super1ne, $3.50; extra So
famiIyand City Mills, $40. Stock light with good
,s-. ~
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CLOTH8SE.
ntiil Ntf.' CLOTsfINi. '-.'
:
MILITARY CLOTHING. s1@
-! 49,. ESTABLISHED 1924.
The oldest MiaryC Clothing House In The United
States. Long and favorably known 70 the
southern trade. E.

r JACOB REED,
.@sol. 3O3. AND 3O5 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
-@,i'a.l m PHILADELPHIA. .
MILITARY COMPANIES. BANDS, and COL
LEGES UNIFORMED at the shortest notice. Salts
faction guaranteed in cut, style, and trimming
measurement, with sample OF goods, &C.: furnished
on application. je 19-Tu,In,&S3m
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Flour.

wuEAr.-White, so bushels. Red, 1914 bushel
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4 DEMOCRATIC MARSHAL. FOR GEORGIA.
There are, strong indications that Georgia
will have Democratic marshal. w. L.
Hubbard, of Atlanta, is the probable man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-16
EASTERN WAR.
The Russians Gross the Danube
And Entered the Dabrus-
cha.
Collision Between tho Greek
Insurgents and tho Turkish
Troops.
The Turks Evince u Desire 10
Destroy All Towns In Bulga-
ria which They May he
Forced TO Abandon.
The War Party In the British Parliament
Small mluorlty-All Army and
Navy Officers, Soweyer, Ordered
to Their Commands.
Noon Associated proaa Reportl

LONDON, May 10. "A Paris dispatch
says that nj. Lesseps had n long Inter-
View with Duo do CAFES, relative TO
measures TO DO taken TO secure noutrali ,
zatlon of the Suez canal, during the
present war. French shareholders Of
the canal seem TO suspect the lnten-
tions OF the British fleet.
The Standards same special tele.
grams; III hear that naval officers on
leave have been recalled. All army
officers have been ordered 10 hold
themselves In readiness 10 return to
their commando
The Times Belgrade dispatches say
that the Russian consul has declined u
special audience with Prince Milan,
aud that Russia has notofled Austria
and England that Servia will observe
neutrality, and that Russian troops
Will not enter Servia, she being ,x-
cluded from the plan Of operations.
The Grand Duke Nicholas aid Prince
Charles, Of Roumania, had meeting
yesterday. The latter's position In the
army was satisfactorily arranged.
Nicholas arrived at Bucharest to-day.
Theczar, by isolated action, has ceded
from the alliance OF the three empires,
but Is still bound to abstain from any
action injurious to Germany aud Aus
tria. Roumania has been notified that
II she con mences hostilities, or de.
clares her Independence, she iorfeits
the protection given her by The treaty
OF Paris.
A Daily Telegraph's dispatch, dated
ut Matchin, on Monday, says: "rhe
Russians are apparently making an Mt
tempt to cross the Danube. Heavy
artillery firing was going on up to the
moment of my sending this dispatch.
The Turks have been very successful
in repelling the attack. The Russians
are believed to be in great force.n
The Telegraph's Bucharest dispatch
confirms the capture OF Turkish gum
boat which tried to pass Kalafat. The
correspondent says he has ascertained
beyond doubt that Servian authorities
have accumulated large stores of forage
and provisions at Gladova. The Turk
ish gun boat was forced to surrender
near Kalafat because OF the heavy fire
from Il Roumanian battery.
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INtk1t AbdoCtutut ihVoo ss"iN-'f
Richard Smith, Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, is bidder for furnishing pos
tal cards.
The state department has informal
ton from the consul general ~ Gal
cutta, that Captain Small, his sister.
Chief officer Dyer and three seamen,
Of the American bark Edmund Pnin-
ney, died Of cholera at Aikyah on the
18th of March. Cholera prevails dread
fully along the coast and Islands nun
dated by the great storm wave OF octo-
Der, 1876.
A Salt Lake dispatch says the arm
ing and drilling OF the Mormons con-
tinues throughout the day. Gentlles,
especially those In the northern ana
southern settlements, are alarmed ~
the few United States troops In Utah.
Governor Emery has written letter
to the secretary OF war, requesting that
Camp Douglas be provided with iivo
companies Of infantry and two OF cay
airy, and that Camp Cameron have
two full companies.
The secretary Of war has Issued or
ders notifying disbursing officers that,
| after the first OF July, there will be no
funds to buy supplies for the army
and prescrihes rules by which articles
Indispensable may be purchased by
means of vouchers.
Orders have been issued for the
| North Atlantic fleet to rendezvous AZ
Port Royal, between the middle OF
June and the first Of July, for inspec-
ton and practice. The feet viii then
proceed north to spend the summer In
a cooler climate.
The Plymouth proceeds to Pensa'
cola for coal and provisions, whence
to Vera Cruz.
Nothing is known here as to tho
destination of the Russian fieeti now
prepared to sail from New York har-
Dor, though some hold to the opinion
that the vessels are going to sea for
the purpose of intercepting vessels sus-
pected of having arms on board for
the Turks, which have been furnished
by manufacturers In this country, 10
pursuance OF contracts with the Turk
ish government.
Others claim that any attempt OF the
Russian fleet to search upon the high
seas OF vessels bearing the American
flag, would DO an unfriendly act toward
the United States.
Under maratime Internal law, II a
cargo Is destined TO be carried through
a blockade, 1t can be captured at any
stage OF voyage. A neutral govern
ment is not obliged to prevent Its citi'
zens from conveying contraband Of
war, but cannot protect them II caught
In the act.
!. The Russian vessels, therefore, are
| not prevented by international law
from boarding any vessels at sea sus'
pected OF having arms for the Turks
on board, but any vessel captured by
them must be taken into a Russian
port for adjudication by o court OF adj
miralty.
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Tho Rumored Expedition 10
Capture Sonora Regarded
as q Hoax.
rho Russian Fleet at New York Likely
10 Search American Vessels sus-
pected or Carrying Arms 10
Turkey,
Tho Louisiana and Georgia Republicans
SwarmIug and Fighting at the Capt.
tai Over the Loayos and Fishes
Cholera Prevailing al Calcutta.
moon Aaaoclatea rress Isoport

WAsuINoToN, May lS.-State Sena-
tor G. Y. Kelso has arrived. lie aspires
also 10 tho New Orleans naval ONCE,
Ext Congressman Nash IL supporting
an outsider from his district for the
place, whose name has not TRANSFERRED
Judge Dibble, OF Kellogg's court, ~
in the field for the New Orleans peh-
sion agency.
The expedition to capture Sonora 10
laughed at by the Allbustering ele'
ment.
The clerks OF the treasury, postoi'ice'
and judiciary departments know moth
ing OF any impending changes III Inns
portant offices In their several depart
ments. anN I.
The Georgia republicans made u
lively in front Of the office OF the as'
sistant secretary Of the treasury yester-
terday, by knocking each other down.
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Might Associated Press Report,

A Reuter- Constantinople dispatch,
dated to-day, 1880 q. m, says; News
has been received that Russian corps,
with cavalry and artillery, crossed the
Danube near Pattlack and entered the
Dabruscha. An engagement is pro-
ceeding.
The Times In u leader says: Moth
ing has been so remarkable during
the debate In parliament, as the decla-
ratlons in favor of peace from the con-
servatiyes az well as liberals. The
war party finds itself small minor
ity. We don't say that every danger
Is past, for every Russian success may
be expected TO provoke unreasonable
panic, but for the present the country
and government are In the way Of
safety. Both sides OF the house will
doubtless claim some advantage, but
the real gain lies with the party which
Is on the side of peace. II both par.
ties claim that honorable distinction
30 much the better for the country.
A Times special from Pera, May IL
says there being rumors In Tultecha
that in the event OF that place having
to be abandoned, orders have been
given that II should be destroyed by
the retreating garrisons, the consult
Of Austria, Greece and other states APP
piled to the governor, who acknowl.
edged that such were his orders, but
that before things came to such ex.
tremities he would give the consuli
and all aliens timely warning, so as 10
provide fer the safety of their persons
and as much property as they could
remove. Such orders, the governor
added, had been sent 10 all persons
commanding in Bulgaria. The con
suls communicated with their respec
tive ENJOYS here, and remonstranceI
were made by them to the porte. TIT
government gave reassuring answe
as to the safety Of the persons Of for
eign subjects, but evinced some dispo
sition to persevere in the destructiv,
system of defensive warfare.
MANCHESTER, May l5.-The Guar
dian's Vienna dispatch says that tn
Eighth and Twelfth Russian corp
will probably cross the Danube nea
Turne Maguel, thereby turning th
Bulgarian quadrillatoral. The Tent
and Eleventh corps will invade tn
Dabruseha. The first collision betwee
the Greek insurgents and the Turks
troops has occurred near Armgross, 4
the Sallez. The press OF Athens unar
imously demand war.
A. y. willard Chief Justice Of seuf
I
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$4,000 Worth OfNeW Goods
TO BE SOLD BY JUNE FIRST,
By BLAKE, JENKINS & B0ALS

Our fiscal year ends OH June first and as we know
we can not reduce our Stock sufficiently In the
regular way, we have decided to slaughter our
entire Stock.
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A. j. willard Chief Justice OF south
Carolina.

COLUMBIA, 8. G., May l5.-Asociste
Justice A. J. willard was elected chief
Justice on the flrst ballot
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A L,eB.s- :, Large Rail ssss Hanover
County, Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, May l6-A lIonesr,
supposed 10 have escaped from some
mensgerie, IL dspredating In Hanover
county, Virginia. There Il much con-
sternation among the inhabitants,
who are engaged IN IN sctive hunt for
her.
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.when areehs Meet areeks.''

PHILADELPHIA, May lathe Re
formed Episcopal church has resolved
to elect bishop for Great Britain.
Aiexi. Preparing TO Take Hand IN
the Eastern skfrusi<h
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NEW York, May l5.-The Russian
fleet stationed near this city. shows
signs Of preparation for departure.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-04-18
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BRICK! BRICK! (!

r HAVE now on hand tie best Brick IN
Il every respect, ever manufactured IN This
market. My brick are manufactured out Of
the best material, superintended personals
by myself, and guarantee them the best MADE
west of Milwaukee. All persons wishing
to build, will consult their own interest b.
listening to none of the idle stories o.
this or that mans brick are the best, bui
come and see for yourselves. | charge
nothing to show my brick, and am at al
times we'll pleased to have persons visit my
yard. D. S. CHADWICK.
Watertown, July 9th, 1875. 3sm: