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The commanding officer of the First tVir-
gram yesterday aftern oOn:E.s = T. y
2 "LowELL, MASS, July %. z
s.f The QuaTternaa t. Z; ~ -
bs Can furnish {calihre. 45sor 50) cartridges
for breech-l aders at once, II needed, United
States army standard. sl!ftiI 4 ~. III
[Signedl "U. s. CARTRIDGE Coz
The following response was sent:
~, 6 KfeaHoNB, July 2SS.ss.
e United States Cartridge, Company, Lotrel,
+, much obliged for. kind offer, but United
states Government will not allow ball-cart-
ridges this side Of the Potomac,,.' =. s..
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BoARDTNG,

H1T0TfcB no DELEGATES no GU
IN BERNATORIAL CONVENTIoN.-ghe ST.
JAMES HOTEL villa furnish hfSTRICTLY X FIRST.
IN. r .IsS. ACCOMMODATIONS TO meRbers OF the
Conyeaif0n atTWO DOLLARaa and on the third
door at t0NEAEDA gLaAks, gEEDAs.
COITNTRY BOARD, HARRISON NBURG,
W VA.-Location high and airy, rooms Wei vsn.
wafer. 81. desired. Reference: Rev. ALEXANDER
WTppELL, Richmond. Apply TO J. :. i m
+ ty 2os4t*s - = MAs. =. .. rAgl. =
NTFW YORK BOARDI ING, SO FIFTH
fN.ftvEHuE, NEw YoRK.-Eleg ant family board
;o,,ses Two dollars per day ten dollars per
Wees, "A mosrcool and central sum tuer
ie 2-3m - q slta ..--.-
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.,tThe Hastings Court. Judge Clopton was
engaged yesterday in the consideration OF
civil business. The decision on the appll-
cation OF Joseph Gibbs for new trial viii
be made to-day. " So. ~ 49, ~ a4 -
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OVER TIE WIRES.
NEWS, FROM HOME AND 1AIlnatH1'D4'A''' AnRH1'oDA'D'

MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES AT STAIN
TON YEsTERDAY-THE WAR NEWS FROM ION
THE EAsT-aEeRGIA CONSTITUTIONAL
4 CONVENTION; BILL oF RIGHTS ADOPT
oTaA.5sEvERANcEs OF
THE UNITED STATES WITH THE CABLE
coMPANY4oTHER. .frEMs FROM WISHING
TON, &C., &C. ~ e. ss.5l5.s t.ss5l.s
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STILL!ND NDuNB.-James Isaac Littlepage,
who was stricken dumb several months
ago, in Henrico county Jail, after being COM
.demned 30 the States prison for: forgery,
and d,who was lately allowed new trial and
admitted to BAIL, has returned to. his home,
in King William county; but he is said yet
to be unable: to speak an intelligible word. !.
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Cosv1cTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
victs, brought down by Mr. w. .. OVERLY,
sheriff OF Pittsylyania, were lodged in the
penitentiary last evening: Charles Thorp,
one year, for second offence OF petit larceny;
William 81: Keats, two years, for voluntary
manslaughter. ,.s,.,.,t,z 800
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/ The NEW RESERVOIR country, in
the vicinity of this recently completed city
improvement, especially the Reservoir Park,
with its bosky dells, dank grass, green-clad
plateaus, outrageous. foliage, miniature
lake, road and ,wa'kways, constitute tout
ensemble. of yernal beauty very pleasant to
the eve ~ -. = -. 80 + =
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SICK AND NERVOUS HRADACHE.-DR. c. W.
BENsoN,s CELERY AND CHAMo5rILE PIELs are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, cDyspeptic Headache; Neuralgia, Ner-
yousness and sleeplessness and will cure amy case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold 2by all druggists,
ONCE, LOG north Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. ~
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MEDICAL PURvEYoRs.-A number OF col
ored boys derive a handsome penny from
catching leeches in the falls OF: James river.
They watch with as much anxiety for bite
on their naked shins as an.fold fisherman
does for one in the regular way. III 4. ~
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! .rvssF vCHURCHESsIN I'm RICHMUNDsdHD IN IN
TIE AsHLAnD GHUR URCHEssERyfcKs IN
OTHER CHURCHEs &C. sss4ss5 .s
Rev. j. e. Armstrong, D. D;yaf Wheel
ing. ". Va. preached on Sunday morning
another fine sermon ct the Monumental
cFurch. and at night at st: PauPs church.
The ,nastor of the Pine-Street ) Baptist
church has recently sconstit ituted himself the
H,cantair1 OF q volunteer working orceI fOr
the improyement OF his church and grounds.
Tbe result is a thorough hlyrgeno oyated build
inc inside and out, graded grounds and
walks, new fencing around the church
building, and, all, done at very small out
|lay of money. There was very, good con-
pregation on. Sunday, and the pastor preach
ed morning and evening. -sl.
|haAtthe First Baptist church i'd the morn
F..i'R. Boston, OF Hampton, OIL
ciated. The subject OF the discourse was
the greatness OF. John the Baptist. He
spoke, of his greatnes ess-first, as TO DIS
character second, as % preacher; third, as
a witness fourth, In his end. These points
were handled admirably, and striking moral
lessons enforced under each one. tIhe peo-
pie were apparanttF lighted with the ser
mon, and althaugIs ths weather was threat.
"
night, Rev. j. Il. M. Curry, d. D. preached
At the Grace-Streets Baptist church Pro-
fessor C. T.. Cooke, of Botetourt Springs, in
the morning, delivered o magnificent address
on the Bible, Arresting the attention Of the
audience at first, and attracting it more and
more until the end.e AT might ReK.aiJ.. al.
French, OF ,Gordonsyifle, preached an ex-
q 4.FIs<
At the Leigh Street Baptist church in the
morning Rev. J.O. .Turpin preached. and
the pastor at night: ,.s,s4ai s:.Gt =
at Clay.Sreet Baptist church Rev. }. "A.
French, of Hampton, preached in the morn
ing and Rev. F. r., Boston ut night, III 70.
At the Second Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and evening, and bap-
tized one candidate. e..lzrylsc .sisi1 ~ 9t:
AT yenable-Street Baptist church Rev.
B.. Smith. OF Tay ylorsyille, preached morn
ing and night. y, l,,tt:,t -
-Rey. -Tupper, late. OF -Charlottes-
vile, has received aud accepted call to the
Baptist church in Paducah. -.
it;Ashland on Sunday Rev. 3. w. War
rem preached in the Methodist church ser
mon of great aeceptabiiity. ~ 7.. b.. =. !,
Rey. Z. a. Pitt preached in the. Baptist
church at Ashland to an oyerfowing house
and highly-attentive congregation Proles-
sor Harrison preached in the Baptist church
at night. He preached at the Presbyterian
church in the morning an interesting SER
mon; and Rev. s.. G.. C1opton, at the same
church, preached good sermon at night.
Tn the afternoon in the Methodist church q
Sanday-school missionary meeting was held.
There, was a large audience ipresent, and
interesting addresses were made by Rev. Il.
W.Warren, D. D., Rev. r. b. Pitt, Rev.
G.. F. Williams, and Rev. j. A. Duncan,
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s MoHs! ADDGass ReBBED, lillian Smith.
lcoIoseD and Jane Smith CHS daugbter)
were arrested YesterdaY, III charged with
stealing SEQ worth OF vlaees, shaVls, ldc.,.
the property of DR. 81. Wsr Bag By, Jane
Smith lived on the, Doctors premises, and
carried off. the things from time to time.
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pATENT AGENCY.
'ITENRY5 ORTIZ.
I'LL fcEmesly oE R!s;lmo,naa, q IA IA, |. -, =,

rEf - .formeriy OF Ricsimondi Na.s
FOREIGN PATEMTA AGENT,
a. spaSsrai, Pail dfilss ID. C., -
iiis frients and scuthcrn
ti1st he viii be pleased ipi attend 20 theis gasens
n,e Sfs H3E,g an Information with zcznrd 70 any
nofSess with patents either aafha HNtEED
Sr a Trs an ABROAD, as well No 70 the RA5ENyA-
inveffoE so lar az this .ay be ascet.
tsinea nv search iIi modclrFoom ar Patent Omce;
and resneetfuHy refers to HeAsg G Eann9g Z. "
N, Engitsh french, Gessanns ana
.hs scsndfnayiau languages. Es' 'aalssAed lS7o sa
g Ia A.3taWSm -,
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!. Condensed LocaLs.-Rev. Mr.. Campbell
was detained from his pulpit Sunday by in
disposition. :; a< -
3 The .rumors of any strike or trouble at
any Of the railroad-shops:' in this city are
entirely unfounded. -"
Ex-City Engineer A. L. Johnson is about
to remove to Richmond. H t'@ti:
Tbemarket yesterday was better than is
usual for Monday. Prices reasonable.
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1 PosT-O OFFICE UEIFoRMs'.:ia: Some 81 the,
clerks and other officials employed at the
Richmond -postrofdee have, it is said,been:
for several days apprehensiyet that the; order
recently promulgated fn the New York e. city
post-ofice. Of putting everybody In. uniform
might be given here. Should Colonel Forbes
conclude to follow the example q special
Suit Of regimentals would have tobe devised
for the ladE clerks. itlIsres. ]. = 81 - I;
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1JSxlnABLE POSTAL CARDS I'VE learn
that postal-cards are daily deposited Id the
.postrofsice in9thisr reaty without any address
orEi Eisuperscsiption whatever, scand' tatso,s1n
MANY CAGES, without signat9r otherciue
e. the, writer's, Of course they area laid
aside with other unmaila bles matter. Postal
cards, with writing on both sides, IA add.
ton to the address, are also received every
.day atf,the post fice. The public have
been repeatedly informed that such postal
cards are unn1aiiabies ar.,s 81 s'ittS 'tH q 80:
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ADETEcTIvE DETEcTED-e -eoNY1O 1OTToN OF
r.w. sEATON AND OSCAR E. GRIFFIN FOR
VIOLATION OF THE POSTAL LATs--THR
CASE WORKED UP BY CAPTAIN q. i. It'd
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CLAREr-fnest brands; Duff. Gordon Sherry
our cwn importation; willis Whiskey, Leghan
Whiskey, Select Whiskey.. I" Ell Consolador
and pitaua mGtwo excellent brands Of cigars Of
our OWE manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. I !si:z Ai.i WALTER u. BLAIR q CO.,
: :-;.,t- ..r.y,.tss.f. = at, Q03 Main street
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS TO HALTA--cHAst
rop piNIn IN raNsTA ANrII0pI.E-kT Afro

MOVEMENT OF TROOPS TO lAALTA--CHAHCEs
FOR A PANIC IN CONsTANTIN0PLE-ATR0 0CI-
TIES OF CossACKs. ...,.l.-..,r...:..
LONDON, July 23.-Malta has been rein
forced by battalions Cd and 18th. 90 :. -
Colonel Edwards, Of the Royal Engineers,
was sent four weeks ago to Jollipoi to re-
port the depth OF water and the capability OF
the town for defence. .,;;e ..a.. gs9.if "a.
It is believed that the real destination of
the troops Is Jaliipolis. ~ {. S.'s . :.
An editorial in the Times hopes there is
no necessity for sending troops beyond.
Malta is prepared for more decided action.
The article concludes :.."The way to Con-
stantinople is very far from being open, and
might even yet be closed with q wrench.
While it .is easy to understand that there
should be panic in Constantinop there
is no excuse for panic IN England. Mean
while the Russian uthorities cannot
too soon direct their attention tosalyery
different matter. They, will see that the
testimony Of the foreign correspo dents at
Shunla as to the atrocities committed by
the cossaeks is sty serious document, re
wretches by whom these infamies were
committed. Even In the heat of battle no
State can. afford to outrage the feelings OF
humanity, and IL Russia were to ic0ndone
such crimes she would be judged much
more seriously than Turkey" .sEs5
ENGLlND'ssUPPoRT OF TURKEY.. ti3,!.
BERLIN; July 23.-0 officials at the Russian
Embassy here are threatening to- declare
that England's open support OF Turkey
would Immediately release the Car from
the dtsinterested promises he made at Liyi-:
.dia, and enable him TO dictate his own terms
OF peace:, The Russian press Is furious
in its attacks upon England's .sperddts
ous policy and1 predicts serious difh-
culties. sod ~ y a.geo 35sl = 3s.l!st
/ The journal de st. Petersburg remarks
in reference to the recent questions in the
Englisn Parliament touching the alleged
Russian ,cruelties, that Parliament should.
apueaI to the opinion of General Kemball;i
who has the Turks at bis side and the Rus.t
slams before him. .ttll's'!ss ~ -
THE RuhoRs ABOUT THE DIspArcB OF TRooPs
f.i!s 1876. TO MALTA. 55:@ 49,. 81 ...'
LosD1oN, July 70 ts3S.--IIn the House Of Com
mons, Sir Stafof d Nofthcote, Chanc cellor OF
Exchequer,' said !" The rnmors about the
dispatch Of troops are founded upon this ::
that the government thought II right in the
present unsettled state OF the MediteT-
ranean, to raise the garrison OF Malta & 70 its
full complement. That ls the Only ansWers
lean give in the House Of Lords !" - ~,
/ lord Derby said 20 .. ! have 20 dlneuity
in answering q question Which, under 1y a tue
circumstances, is natural and opportnne,
What has happened is this The Msaltes;i sss
ranean garrisodss az ! und deratand are at
present below their tull mplemsnt, ara.
In The uncertain and disturbed condlnon @
Europe it has been thought desirable they
~,
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LAMP BRoKEN.-One OF the lamps corner
Of First and Byrd streets was smashed by
contact with one Of the carts employed In
delivering coke from the gas-works at Rock
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sSUrs "a GAIssr IN INSURANCE GoAfiSY.-
Two suits were brought yesterday intbe;
Ckaneery Court: against the! q Universal Lite
and msw The s.
Charles T. Binford, of this city,. Theseare
the. only suits pending in the Chancery
Cetirt,1but several have been brought
against that company in the Circuit Court.
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THE .AtciSSon9 Case. Mayor Chiles has
not vet rendered his decision in the case OF
John Atkisson, charged with larceny.
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VARIETY SPRING. 81.
3opENiFois VIslTpRs sITNE Z sl677.

e;snafati on the tCheaapeaks ks aud Ohio rttlroa4s
ffscn miles west Of SsaEHt stocpan8 y tna
= W TERMS $50 peF noath, ei0 pss wsst psr
day, children aades twelve Sear1 srti colesed ses
iis Mtnsss M n ssstsrs and grand nc
otsr Crcglass as shs ofics ST e Htchmond pssyatcA
+ ny 2s-3m . 81
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TO BE ATTRACTIVE is; A DUTY Of which ladies
may best aoquit themselves by the use Of GoURAUD's
oLraPTAN CREAM, an article which NO lady has
ever tried without becoming It's lasting patron Re-
duced to one dollar Sold by MEADE & BAKER. 4.
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FINE YELLOW BANANAS at P1zzINI's.

/ NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert ad.
yertiseents In oil Of the newspapers of the Unite
States atpubishers' rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room Will receive prompt stten-
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SUDDEN DEATH or A CITIZEN OF FLUvANNA.
Reuben Strange, Esq, o we'll known citizen
of Fluvanna, was parsly zed last Monday.
He was engaged in conversation with sew
eral gentlemen when stricken down, and
expired In q few moments. = Scottsulie
(alnyjer. 18Th. Il s. s s: +; sSfssr.
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!. lRrNoyAr.--M Messrs. AT Stokes q Co.
were engaged Saturday and Yesterday In re-
uoy.pa their stock Of goods to their new
3Warehousa ON Thirteenth street.
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DO NOT FORGET that L. R. REISs, agent, Mar
shall street near Seventeenth street, is delivering dry
solid Pine Wood for s3.5 Q per cord. u .lM-iia
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at thu
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
nricea and satisfaction guaranteed. z
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BuRKED.-On Saturday night q. colored
iweman was burned by the explosion OF q
lamp at Mr. sedgWiek's, Twentieth street
fhe rooms took ire. Persons. who were pass
;if,e ran In and sextinguished the flames
without giving an alarm OF fire: s.
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sLIPPERs, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Alberts oxfords, Newports Magnolias
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at 'ssis I. .ss' q
-. BoscunN,s, 5ae and Sill Broad street.
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/ At the meeting OF Methodist preachers
held yesterday. morning Rev. p. A. Peter
son reported that he had preached in the
country ON Sunday afternoon. In the morn
ing he preached at Clay. Street ,ehureh, as ts
usual, and Rev, p. r Wills at night; i I, =
P. Wills, presiding elder, preached in the
morning. The church was, closed at night.
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EXCURSION TO TIE CAFES TINS MoRs1NG..
The ladies sot Centeaary church will I this
moruing make their irexcursiont TO Old Point
and the Capes on the swiift steamer John
sylvester. The steamer viii leave her wharf
aS n,clnnE \. ys ~ "a
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. THE STRIKERS are advancing, while the prices
at PIzz1NI's for fce-cteam and other good things
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CELERY. ;PLAETs.-JoHN MORTON, lorisf,
corner Main and Reservoir streets, has come hne
CELERY PLANTS which he is selling at 81 per hun
dred, OF 81. .5O per thousand.
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AMELIA G0uRTsD Az he Though trains
tof the Riehnund and DanEii fafiroad,
leaving 3 ciinaond at 7::26 A. III. and resch-
Ing this city at 4:48 !. ., have bsen orr
.dered 10 sfop at Amelia Courthouse on
.eos,tt day, to.norraws &
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L. r. REINs, agent, 1920 east Marshall street. is
selling dry Pine Wood at $3.50 per cord, delivered
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: / LOCAL. MATTERS:
Tho News from the Strikes.-.Condtfiorl
IA ssq q; .fpf. Roads ls.sfi

The News from the strikes Condition
b or rsho Roads ~ ~
Our, people have for several days been
deeply Interested In the news from the rail-
road strikers in the North, and every bulle-j
tin posted l6f paper issued with information
on the subject has been read with eagerness'i p
AT times there has been some excitement,
and theughaess persons have added to It
BY circulating reports of strikes on
Virginia roads. Happily, we hare 80
fara been exempt from any such
trouble as has afflicted leading Zines fn
The North. The railroad employe il this
State have seen hard times, and have some: ne:
times suffered pecuniarily; but through all
they have nobly stood to their posts and
rendered faithful and honest service. No
men work harder or are subjected to more
dangers and inconYeniences,a and none have
borne. The distressese OF the, past lew years
with more signal heroism. ,a; ..,eov
A rumor was circulated yesterday that the
fremen and ;hrakemen on the Middle di-
vision Of the Chesapeake apd Ohio road had
struck. The officers Of the road, when ap-
preached, delared that it was notso that,
on the. contrary, their trains were running
With more than usual regularity, and that
they had naught to Say about their men
except In terms of eommendation. Later;
| it was said, there was "a strike on the fWes-
tern division. This, too,. General Wick
| nam declared false. The fremen and
| brakemen have not had their wages reduced
il nine months, and their money has been
paid them with greater promptness under
the receivership of General Wickham than
formerly. They are all white men, and
while undoubtedly their. labors- are severe,
they, have been lightened by every possible SSH
means in the power, of the receiver. con-
sistent. with economy and good manage
ment. They have cars to mess. In at. the end
| of the division, and in that respect are bet
| fer off than were the Baltimore and Ohio
men. The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
after hard struggle, is getting on its feet
again, and has before it a season OF great
promise. 90 "%.:a ~. =. 80
The Danville Railroad Company are pay
ing up their men promptly, and there are
no apprehensions Of q strike. a near or two
ago the company was in debt to the men;
but have now paid off all they owe. -l.al
so far as could be learned up to a late
hour last night there are no symptoms OF
astrike on any Virginia railroad. II the
men hold out and continue faithful-as
there is every reason to believe they will
some of the Virgins roads will !, greatly
profit by the interruption north oi us. >,.is
The postmaster is sending off all mail
matter as usual 4 &'i3t.' i,; - .. -. =
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From Washinpton.
~. APPOINTMENTS. III

.,-..s...Ess noe APPOINTMENTS. s,s:t< So ~
WASHINGTON, July,22-Cal. Marppis has
been appointed marshal Of. the North Mis-
sissippi district. ,..,,.. d. Z i
Charles BIey has been appointed coilec--.
tor OF customs at ST. Johns, Fla.
/. Raymond, Of Mississippi, has been ap-
pointed marshal Of Idaho.aa tee So
tr--ra, 1 THE DIRECT CABLE. H' 81.
The Secretary OF State, in pursuance OF
the consideration at the Cabinet meeting
to-day, telegraphed to Minister Pierrepon
as follows: :" Give notice to Direct Uni:
ted States Cabel Company that the meditated
arrangement as understood by this Govern
ment, whereby that company proposes to
release its cable from the obligation OF the
fundamental clause Of its organization pro-
hibitins an amaIgamation with or participa-
ton in the profits of other transatlantic
telegraph companies, will be regarded by
this Government as a just cause for term-
mating its assent to the laying and working
Of the company's cable and for severing its
connection with this country"
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MUSIC or THE SQHAaE KessnfciIs band
win play upon the Capitol Square st half
past q o'clock this afternoon
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.ALHsHoUsE. here was, at this estab-
lishment yesterday one hundred and eight
white and one hundred and forty colored
inmates-total, 24S.
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!. AUCTION; SALES This DAY.
JAMES MAcDoUGAL 10 a. NJ, furniture. -.
JAMEs MACDoUGALL, 11sA. 81, horses, hacks,
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STAGE LINE,
j Observation-Disclosures. DC.
THREsHING-MACH1lSEs.7

IH'Hr''a1.o 70
5 We are manufacturing our THREsHERS and
CLEANERS OF two sizes, teing for -FOUR and six
horsepower, and mount them two or four wheels,
as may be desired. :, - 3, -.
These machines are the Understanding: easiest-
managed THRESHERS and dsSEPARATQRSin In the
fast, and clean and separate the grain th0fnnghly,
They clean wheat or oats as II comes from the nan
20 u IA ri, w. CARDWELL d Co, IA
a 16 IL to 1871 Cary street:
je 3Q-d&wila "a " tf6S n b s Richmond, Va.
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