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mr OWING TO RECENT HEAVY

My OWING TO RECENT HEAVY
PURCHASES COHEN BROTHERS are enabled to
present the following list Of prices In their NO
TON AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.:
Three BLACK ALPACA BRAIDS for 10c.;
T TMo pa ppps'sN 6ffd siss 5 er
Three T par q iHS HOSE for ESQ.,
cHiLDREN'S ENGLISH FANCY HOSE at Is and
cAK REii IL BALBRIGGANs reduced FROM Use.
All styles of HOSE reduced in price;
WHITE ENGLISH HOSE for ladies reduced from
LAB B1Es; and aG 1Sf KNIT VESTS at 2sc
FRENC H-WOvE CoRsETs at 25c., at soc. just
All the most popular makes of CoRsETs constantly
Two pais CoRsET-sTAYs for Sc;
RUBBER CORD at 1c. yard; GARTER WEB at
SILK a GaR Ri WEB reduced from 65c to CSC
cHffLDREN's RUBBER ROUND COMBS, &c.:
SO Gross AGATEBUTTONS.t twelve dozen for sc; !;
isIed MOURNING FANS az 1oc.,. reduced from
25c.; linen. half-polishcd curved handles, In
black or painted. nj 15c. worth 35c.
CHILDREN'S BUSTLES for &c., reduced from
New Styles of LADIES' BUsTLEs:
Isle GLOVES In one, two three ana -FOUR pus-
tons-the cheapest ever offered N tne CITY roo
A large stock LADIES MlTs ut To- 3d. anu ooe'
5000 Sou ysrds of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY at
24-ihssesIi v GHTNsGGHAM sUN-UMBRELLAs at SOC.
SILK ssuiiS-uGBREiLAs at nearly half their
o1o tor doaeh pt'i Ladies, LINEN HEMsTITCHED
finest imported. See their astonishing prices On
them.
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The Adjustment.

TO explain to our friend Of the Peters
burg Post what we supposed was self-eyi-
dent, we say that we have classed the cam
didates for Governor as, all disposed to
tighten the burthens OF the people by, any
practicable compromise consistent with the
public dignity and honor. General MALONE l
proposed no plan, and re could not pre-
sumo that he meant mope. He certainly
could mean no less. But FITz. LEE
has taken stand upon his own platform,
and he is understood clearly. II others take
their position the Post will be as able to
place them as anybody eise.,
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We, the undersigned. certify to the above
WILLIAM NJ. Robertson,
w. l.. ROBERTSON, 1. :.
" w. j. EAMES,
WILLIAM II. WHEARY,
HID. PERKINS.

To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
After withdrawing from the meeting pre-
sided over by Daniel Nugent, Esq, Mr..
William M. Robertson called the meeting to
order, and stated the object OF the meeting.
He was then also elected chairman; MIR.
Alexander Anderson secretary. -
The following nominations were. then
made for the various conventions:
Gubernatorial Convention = Delegates :
William FL. Wheary, William NJ. Robertson,
William Dance. Aternates Alexander
Anderson, 4. S. Robertson, William Brit
ton.
Senatorial Observation-Disclosures !: VIII
liam NJ. Robertson, Fl. D. Perkins, George
Wheary. Alternates W. L. Robertson, Ed
ward Eaness, Joseph Crowder.
County Observation-Disclosures: DR.. j.
r. Robertson, w. NJ. Robertson, Alexander
Anderson, George Wheary, William Smith,
William Crowder, Chamberlayne Taley.
Alternates George Lundie, William Az
cher, William Crowder, John Traylor, Will
liam Dance, Charles Short, Peter Moore.
WILLIAM NJ. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
alexander anderson, Secretary.
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President HAYES has hal /, ,lmu,eenrded his hold

President HAYES has mended his hold
upon the ofiice-hoiders. lie found itwould
not do to let Mr.. MCCORMICK off $50. AS
our telegram Of yesterday said. it was de-
termined that the rule Introducing office e
holders from being party committeeman
and agitators should apply to the national
committee. Messrs. MCCORMICK and others
will therefore leave the committee; and this
is exactly right. It won't do to make one
rule for the clerks and another for the
heads OF departments upon this subject.
The young clerks who had been in the habit
OF going home to vote are greatly troubled
at being denied the privilege Of going home
to vote. What pity
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~LOOK. READ, AND PONDER!

NT LOOK, READ, AND PONDER!
CHEAP GOODS CAUSE A GREAT CONNECTION
AT THE CORNER, AND PEOPLE DON'T
KNOW HOW GOODS CAN BE5SOLD ~
AT SUCH PRICES, BUTTHE -
RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AT THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE OF
SUMMER GOODS
~ AT WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
~ COL BROAD STREET,
where YOU can get more goods for your money than
any place In the city. Call and see the bargains
am now Offering. will offer OIL Monday
100 pieces best PACIFIC LAWNS, In pretty styles,
atl0c. yard:
DIMES ut ] &c. worth 35c. yard;
200 yards fine JACONET CAMBRICS and MAIN
S0OK MUSEINS at 16c.-would be cheap at
40 pieces BLACK ALPACAs from 90 to 75e.-if
you want bargain In Al2acas give me call !: ;,
i ZOO PARASOLS from csc. to s4-these goods
=. have marked down TO prime cost to close them
out-call and look at them; -a....
CASSIMERES-gran display. and nj prices 10 SUIT
I. every one, from l2tsc. 10 $3.50;
Is pieces elegant 10-4 SHEETNGS at 2oc.-so!a
formerly 1T 40c. u yard r,,,,,c. ,
A large and new lot OF CAMBRIA EDGTNGS and
!. INSERTINGS, from 5 to- 50c:, just received
call and see them: also lots of other goods 100
numerous 10 mentiot. g:,t. b i.
Z Don't fail TO visit the clesing-out sale az
-. WILLIAM THALHiNEks,
jy IA -. COL Broad street.
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The Springfield (Mass.) Republican and
other papers having published letter OF
one Willigm A. Wheeler, dated November
IS, 1861, connecting him with a contract for
arms furnished to the United States, some
papers assumed that the person interested
in the contract was Vice-President Wheeler,
who now writes from Malone, n. T., stating
that he never had contract, and that the
Wheeler mentioned is entirely distinct
from himself.
i From present appearances the next COY
erner OF Virginia will be Major John W..
Daniel. He leads all the other candidates
for the Democratic nomination ut present,
and the nomination will be almost certain
election, unless bolt follows. Even then
1T will be a difficult matter to defeat him, as
his popularity is very great.-Neao' 1oTE
Tribune. i;- IN -
The President at this time has no lnten-
tion of visiting the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs, but he will probably accept
the invitation to visit Old FONT, va, TO
attend the Postal Convention which meets
there the latter part OF this month Wash
i,,qto, Correspond Baltimore SUI"
The Danyille Register /" sees nothing the
Convention can say on the [public debit
subject unless it, instructs the Legislature
to make the best terms possible. There are
those who insist they want the question to
come up SO the Convention may settle it.
That's just what the Convention cannot do"
The Lynchburg Eirginian wants ssno
platitudes on the debt question, but fair
and square declaration [by the Conyentionl
in advance Of the nomination that we owe
the debt and mean to pay it so soon as we
shall be able to do SOP & .,. 49,.
J.. Horace Lacy.is an independent candi-
date for the House. and he tells the citizens
OF Spotsylyania that he is = going to con-
duct this canvass on a line OF the most sub
lime self-sacrifce
a correspondent writes tothe Lynchburg
Mems: The telegram sent from here tCul-
PEPPER Courthouse that the county is for
Lee is a mistake. A'conside rable number
of the delegates are for Daniel.
The Saratoga races commence the 21st.
Major boswell is there with the following
horses Rappahannock, Algerine. Outcast,
Grecian Maid, bay gelding, by Bonnie Scot
land, out OF Annie Bush, and The Stranger.
DIR. Winslow, OF Utah, ,willed that his
body be cremated; the furnace was ready,
but his children intergered, and assumed all
the legal responsibility. a
The boxes supposed to contain the miss
ing records OF the Louisiana Auditor have
been found in the New Orleans custom
house.
j. j. Harrison, charged in New York Dy
the Brazilian Consul with connterleitlng
Brazilian currency, has been heid In ssa,ooU
bail.
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.,f,aaa RaSa eff Interest:

The astonishing rapidly Of the sale Of me
4 per cent. bends settles a qtiestion o. %.
rate of Interest TO be paid by the Fed 1ls,
Government. Four per cent. viii be sne
maximum hereafter. All bonds oealins
higher rates will bedrapidly taken 10 =
cancelled. In time, when the co untfy D o
comes settled and industrytand enterprise INST
resume their healthy conditions ana com
merce becomes thoroughly resstablished,
the transactions amongst the people will
come under the influence Of the national
rate OF interest. Tint will become sort Of
anchor, maintaining a steady position, while
the popular rate may drift bya little. We
may now date the beginning Of new
5 standard Of interest. It has been seuarkabie
that for so long a time the interest in this
has been so high, while in England
three per cent. was the rate at much the
larger period OF time. ... III. .Y.,...si
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8 Dir. Al. Gzennan, Proprietor Norfolk VI,

/" Mr. IL. Gtenn0r, PROPRIETOR N0TT0t6 Var-
ginian:
"My Dear Sir,-In reply'to your favor Of
the 18th instant, received this morning, ask
ing my opinion upon the pubic debt and
the school question:" have to say as to the
former, that / have estimated the question
OF liability as fixed by legislative and judi,
cial decisions. lis.
Z "The dispute of meeting it is to be solved
. "If were SO honored as to be Governor
of Virginia would in all rnestness CO.
operate with that body in every measure
that strictly complied with an observance
of the sacreduess of the public faith.
"To the remaining portion of your ques-
ton answer that consider the State and
its public schools are coeXistent-the death Of
the one to take place at the termination OF
the life Of the other. ~ -a~.e
/" For the harmony of the great Conser-
vatipe party deprecate the agitation of
these subjects 7o,o, and were it not dis
courteous would not have replied to your
letter, though care not who knows my
opinion upon each and every matter affect
ing the honor, glory, and prosperity Of
Virginia.
eMost respectfully, your obedient ser
want, FITzHUGH Lee"
We think proper to accompany this let
ter with the commehtupon it of the Norfolk
Viry;nian:
sIn another column will be found the
letter OF the gallant FitZ. Lee in reply to
Communication from the proprietor OF the
ViTqiniQn asking his views on the great
question OF the State debt and public
schools. 1t
s.The letteris like q cavalry charge, short
hut to the point. Fitz. Lee comes, as he
came OF yore, dashing in to the rescue Of his
native State. He does mot hesitate to ma
pmuyre or outflapk his opponents, but he
cleayes with his honest blade right to the
root OF the matter. The question OF the
liabititu' of the. State for its debt
he considers 'f1ed By legislative and
judicial decisions He very properly
declares the question OF meeting mot
.shirIsnq) that liability is one to be
solved by the Legislature And he pledges
himself, IL elected Governor, to cooperate
in Mi earnestness with that body in every
measure that strictly complies aoih an ot-
serva,ace of the SacredneSs OF the pat6tsc
faith Wellsaid, Fitz. Lee
On the school question he is equally
emphatic. he considers the State and its
public schools coexistent--tbe death OF the
one to take place at: the termination OF the
life OF the other
90 Now; let us hear from the other candi-
dates. These great questions absorb all
others in the popular mind to-day. What
ever may have been the personal predilec-
lions OF the voters heretofore. the great
princi Pies now at issue jn this canvass will
dwarf all personal considerations. The
people OF Virginia demand sof each candi-
date to know how he stands in this regard.
There can be no hesitation. They must
step to the front and take sides Tor or against
the public faith, for or against the ;pabtsc
schools
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the boniholders might be piss lpon abasss
81 certaIrgy, equality and UNI ssrmit sinlG-
IND present unjust dIstincsio Mss and giving
10 the securities of the Stat soli9itT and
faith. 1t Isl only BY d ,tneasure that will
make the bond good sIlsss so can make the.
credit OF the State good.
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M FRESH NATURAL.
MINERAL WATERS: Il. i
:. :APOLLINARIS WATER-RHENLSH; -
~, BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case !;
~ HUNYADI JANos BITEBR WATER, Hum
Is garian; q 1F>'s#tt .f.a
~ -PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICHsHALL BITTER WATERS, e
CARLSBAD WATER tsrrudel spriugl;
yICHY WATER; -.
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
4 HATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
= tRoCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
SALLEGHANY. WATER, &C., &C., 81 .,...lc;
by the bottle or In original packages ON the best
INV IL '"..e'3'..!. (, Ole Main street. I
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MINERAL WATERS.


A GENCYs FOR THE SALE or InE
n WATERS FROM THE VfBGlNlA sfH I.noT
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS TN ~
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS CoUNfKi AMI
EUROPE-vIz.: NV.
WHITE SULPHUR, Greenbrier comfy, ". w. Va.
ROCK BRIDGE.ALUM, Roekbridse county, 'a''
ALLEGHAEY, Montgomery county, 'a''
HEALING, Bath county, Va; o,,,y.
BUFFALO, Lilbia Il and y, Aeek'ehoufs e'1'
Va;
BLUE RIDGE, Botetsert couu ty, Ea.'
BLUE LICK, keptnsSS:
CONGRESS, Saratoxa, NJ L.
HATHORN, Saratsga. n. w
GEYSER, Saratoga, n y: e..,o,,. Ny;
CHAMPION sPoeTISG SPRING. sa'a''e''
KATALYSINE, Gettysburg, Pa.i
yICHY. yichy. Rsanee;
BITTER WATER, NSsedrichsnaa. osi
BITTER WAFER. Palma, Bahssoa'
sELTZER, Ss,taerS Germany. .,,,,x max
salts from the foowiug Spsinss iof I'm, for
Ing the wsss, sxtemporansoasiy, Na - can be
traveller on fSalds at inaccessible poin Mass,
NJ per .sassls, Rockhsidse Alan s.,' yta,S
from the Rpekbridge Alum sprlpss' Wvsshingtsss>
seven Sarinss Iron and Alum Mas -, and Ioatsa
county. VA. S1 per vial; Bedtofa a tai
Mass, M,Sifpri county, Va, 81 per .,ts ON asaa-
Dsesin,ise pamphlets sarnisne' =
cation, ,,r, q 20, Drugyisss,
1915 Main street, ANA ~. z Richmond.
/ IL n 12-2m z-z
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"Fitz, lee" on the Adjustment.

"Fitz. Lee" on the Adjustment.
We give below the clear and concise letter
OF ssFITz. LEE" upon the public debt and
the public schools. It's boldness is admira-
bic. There is no doubt as to. him:
"RIcaLAND, STAFFORD COUNTY, VA.,l
July IA, 1877.
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COHEN BROTHERS

are offering an imported VICTORIA LAWN ut
l2Hc. which they formerly sold at lSc.; al
1876, reduced Fl ON CSC; their 35c. quality
reduced TO 22 and Csc; 49,
FRENCH PIQUES reduced to 1sc. from Soc; TO
CORDED fNDIA-CLoTH for 1915, reduced from
SAISSojoK MUSLIN reduced from csc. to 1sc. !:
from Soc. to 25c., theIr Soc quality Is reduced
elegant St quality CHECK MUSLIN at 1885, just
:" reduced from zoe. ,-.n -:
70 the lateness of the season they have
REDUCED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK. OF SILKS
TEN PER CENT. ~
in order to reduce stock, which is yet very extern
Siye,
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CLOTHING.

--~~~--->->
TOHN LATOUCHE. "a
MERCHANT TAILOR. ~
No. I TENTH STREET.
anticipating the sea.on, has Just opened new aud
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ia
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE.
T. OF orr sToCK

han
Our business. ana In order ~ do win sell ,,h
RIFFS RIFF GaoS 55s 1 niSAy si E4A,slHMEREs
HosIEaY. sssHek hH1Sts MD GLOVES
HANDKERCHiEFs,C oRsETs, &C.. &C..
Call early ard examine onr stock before pv,.
chasipg elsewhere, at LEVI HEXTERs 'Af-
ABnos1IsAL CoEsETs flor son, Iades i refte,
from 50 to $3.50. f. 90
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
.. ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN
SELLING OFF AT A SMALL PROFIT At
LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE WHO
ARE SELLING OFF AT COST.
COMPARE PRICES AND BE CONVINCED
JULIUS MEYERS 603 BROAD STREET. 70
THE PLACE.
All DRESS GOODS marked down beo,y coS,
20 pieces BLACK BR0CADE ALPACA a, isic-
sA Atm. SH; BLACK GRENADINES ONLY
BLACK Observation-Disclosures clo.ng GU, 4,
PARAsOLs and and sUN-UMBRELLAs Of az
kinds at prime COSTA chance to get great
BRoCADE LACE-sTRIpE MUsLINs reduced
H iaSR - g ssAiTSitss:SrnrpEvrcronn LAWN
only 15c.; ...... ~
80 pieces csc. VICTORIA LAWN reduce! TO
I6Sc.:
A large lot of LINEN BASQUES and OyERsKIRTs
at manufacturers prices 10 close them out:
PLAIN and STRIPED and CHECKED LIXrS
DRILLS, for mems and boys wear, al greatly
reduced prices:
Great oaryaIns In LADIES, GESTLENFS.S
and CHiLDREN's CAUZE UNDERWFAe:'
The ABDoMINAL CORSET, for stout ladies, re-
duced to $3.50;
The largest and cheapest line Of CORSETs In the
city;
All styles In HOOPSKIRTS; BUSTLES from $50.
up, and lots Of other goods which will be sold a.
greatly reduced prices to close ont. at
JULIUS MEYERS
IS 13-eod COB Broad street.
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The exiied All docs are living reacefnlly ION
their reservation Id ksassass and occasion,
Ially turn d PENN t5v shlfing bows arrows,
and Ind sansno tioHs 10 the sssh ites.
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The President at this time has no inten-,
ton of visiting the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs, but he will probably accept
the invitation to visit Old Point, Va, to
attend the Postal Convention which meets
there the latter part OF this month Wash
ia,ntoa, LorreSpo nQ e2at-.hdZttnOre Sun.
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The Danyille. Register sees nothing the
Convention can say on the (public debit
subject unless it instructs the Legislature
to make the best terms possible. There are
those who insist they want the question to
come up SO the Convention may settle. it.
That's Just what the Convention cannot do"
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.

DOCKS FOR SUMMER READING, in
ID great variety, for sale by
1v1o 1lI2 Main street
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-30

has hoen reinS'a'e' Te'isoas have bae
Circulated sn 'ag ne I,der ey Doth par
ties, out the 2te o9ius fof is retention
consdefani5 ove,pt.ncsS he o Der
!afues, ~ rr good nglhaUty on the
subject, ~ nt' the Bon nimns in the
Alobrara va.ieY ntve thc tin-e, wheat they
ever saw an} pace, .ad 'hpy have travelled
extensively in number of states in the
union
Sioux Falls Pantagraph Some unworthy
peiverter of veracity has telcgraphed to a
Wisconsin newspaper that Dakota's wheat
crop has been injured one-tenth part by the
grasshoppers. A more wholesale fabrica-
ton could not possibly have been invented
On the contrary the hoppers have, as a
general thing, left wheat entirely alone,
and the whole amount of their deprsdations
thus far, giving the largest margin possible,
will not amount TO one two hundredth part
OF lhe entire crop growing.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-30
NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS.

One hundred and fifty harvesters and
reapers have been sold in Sioux Falls this
season.
The recent sore throat epidemic which
prevailed among the children in Bon HON
me county so Indignantly has entirely dis
appeared, and all those who were suffering
thererom are now convalescent.
Springfield Times, Goth Grain harvest
is in full blast in this county, and fully one
half of the wheat and oat crop will be cut
this week. Never before in the history of
this county has the crop of cereals promised
such large average yield and farmers
are all in high glee over their abundant
harvest.
Elk Point is to organize juvenile tenn
perance society
There are two thousand healthy shade
trees IN Elk point and they add greatly to
the beauty of the place.
Niobrara Pioneer: Mr.. Jos. III. Steer
whom we mentioned recently as having
oeen discharged from the Santee Agency
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FOREIGN.
WAR ITEMS

London, July 30.-Russia wants trans
portation for six thousand prisoners OF war.
The emperors of Germany and Austria
meet on the 9th of August.
Mehemet Ali with sixty thousand men has
started for Esli Juna
The reported defeat of Sulieman Pasha, is
regarded as greatly exaggerated ifnot Who'll
ly false.
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MlSCELLANEO
A Dam Breaks Way In Penn
syIvania.
Sweeping away Houses, crops,
Bridges and Everything
in Its Course.
A Boston Man Does Some Wholesale
Shooting Because He is For
bidden to See Girl

THE RACES.
Saratoga, July 30.-In boswell stakes
mile dash for 3 year ods, Cuba won Bonn
bast, second. Time, 1863 Free handi
cap sweepstakes, 124 miles Whisper won;
Bushw hacker, second. Time, 3 1221 The
mile dash was won by Oriole; Rhadaman-
thus, second Yirginius, third Time,
1859
THE FOUR PER CENTS
Washington, July 3o,-The secretary of
the treasury says the new four per cents
having been issued in exchange for gold
coin they could not be redeemed by any
thing but gold coin or its full equivalent
SUSPENSION
Lockhaven, (Pa) July 30-The Lock
haven national bank has suspended
ANOTHER DAM DISASTER
Swarthmore, (Pa,} July 30.-Strathaven
dam, on the Big Crum gave away this
morning washing away farm houses, crops,
bridges and everything along It's course.
| The people were rescued from houses while
sweeping down the stream.
REVENGE Is SWEET.
Boston, July 30 Herbert Blanchard, of
Savory, Mass, was ordered to discontinue
his visits TO the daughter of E Trask. He
met that gentleman in church yesterday
and shot him dead aud fatally wounded q
brother, and missed third shot at a
woman.
FOUND WITHOUT ERROR.
Washington, July 30.-The committee
examining the affairs of the office of the
United States treasurer upon the transfer of
the office from Wyman to Gilillar, have
completed their investigation, During
Wyman's term of office there was received
into the treasury and paid out over seven
hundred and forty million dollars without
error, excepting one of less than five dol
lars The surplus in the treasury is in very
nearly the same condition as a year ago.
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M ARKETS BY TELEGRAP H

M KETS BY TIE LEGRAP H
WALL S sTREET.
New York, July 80.
Money-1!@2.
Gold-l05$.
Stoells-lIigher.
Governments
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July 30
WHEAT-Dull no GALES.
CoRN-Firmer mixed western, 59t@ CSC.
OATs-Dull 35@ soc
cRK-Quiet; l4.3o@l435.
Steady 9$@9.4o
WHIsKY-l5.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 80.
WHEAT Firm; shade better; 1.28 for
cash; 1.12!@112s for August 1.o7sGa
lO7! for September.
Firmer 4Sl for cash. Az fol
August; 472c for September.
OATS Firmer; SEC
BARLEY Eirme; 7lc for September.
PoRK-Firmer and steady 1920 fo
cash; l3.40 for September.
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MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, July so.
WHEAT Higher, unsettled 1.30 for
cash l.l44 for August 1.oS3 for Septem-
ber
CORN Easier 4oc.
OATS Steady SOC.
RYE-53c.
BARLEY-6Sc.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN :
Il Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has purchased the interest of Ju-
lien Mourot in the mining claims in Gold
Hill known as the Kean, Hall 81 Mourot
claims, and all Indebtedness against said
claims will be paid by John Kean and
Jasper N. Tall, and the said Julien Mou.
rot is here. y released from the payment
of any of said Indebtedness.
JASPER n. HALL
Idaho City, Nov. q. 1876.
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when first applied, changing in about month to I
uniform slate color, and is to all intents and pur
poses SLATE. On
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TIN ROOFS

our red color is usually preferred, as one coat il
equal to FIVE of any ordinary paint. For