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Orange ParatiCS.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12.-The Orangemen
paraded here to-day. There was fine dis
play and no trouble.
NEW YoIK, July 12.-The Orangcmen
here had a parade and picnic, passing the
day quietly at q resort on the Hudson.
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Murder AND Sssaeisfe.

GALEsBURi, ILL.,, July 12.-This morning
Mrs. Spaulding. the divorced wife OF Mar.
tin O'Conner, shot him through the heart,
then herself fatally. Jealousy was the eause'
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Death ON the Rail.

BALTIMORE, July 12.-.William Fifer, a
fireman, went asleep on the rail-
road this morning and was run over. His
head was severed from his body.
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ASA FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing good rs MEADE " Ia
KER's CAREoLTC MoUTH-WASH. Fifty cents n
hottie
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The CANvAss.-A public meeting to hear
the views of the candidates for Congress
was held at the st. Claire Hotel last night.
The rain drove the crowd (Which was not
larse) from the street into the porch. Mr..
r. D. Ward presided. Speeches were made
by Colonel John +. Young, Senator W. D.
Quesenberry, Major w. F. G. Gregory,
Colonel W. z. Burwell, and Captain Frank
v. Winston.
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Death from Lightning.

MELVILLE, D., July 12.-Annie Finch
was instantly killed by lightning to-day,
which struck and passed down the chimney
OF her residence.
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Secretary Thomson and Party.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The Talapoosa,
with the Secretary OF the Navy and party,
sailed to-day for Brooklyn.
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LEVY Rn0TlIERa

LEVY BROTHERS
intend making this closing sale success. and are
determined by their mode Of conducting it to show
that they arc in earnest. Remember that you get
TEN CENTS OFF ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE OF
LEVY OTHERS.
So make your purchases of them
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CONTRACT AWARDED.-The Board OF Di-
rcctors of the Central Lunatic Asylum
have awarded the contract for the supply
OF 250 tons of anthracite coal Tor the use OF
that institution to Mr.. Writ Roberts.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was hot and
close. About sundewn clouds arose. the
wind blew rather iercely, the dust flew
freely, and refreshing rain followed.
There were several cooling showers last
night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 76
9 A. NJ, sc; (; noon, 94; 8 p. NJ. 90; L.
NJ. 93: midnight. 10.
Mean temperature. S1s.
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TEN PER CENT. on ALL PURCHASES.
This discount Is to be taken off of few arti-
ces to entice persons to make purchases but get
TEN CENTS OFF on EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS you BUY
except Coats's or Clarks Cotton, which is sold at
sea- spool.
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KEEP CooL.-The way to do so Is 10 leave YOUR Or
ders this morning for some of PIZZINI's SUPERIOR
ICE-cREAM for to-day's and to-morrow's dinner.
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsu
unexcelled Fifty cents bottle
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements In all Of the newspapers of the United
S;a.es at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countns-room will receive premnt atten-
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DIScoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The morning will be spent in sight-see-
ing. In.the afternoon a and + companies
OF the regiment will parade with the visit
ors to Oakwood, and at Oakwood or Libby
Park there will be lunch provided by
those two companies. Companies D and
G OF the regiment will show such courtesies
and give such entertainments as the visitors
NAV lind it convenient to accept.
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FINE FRUITS.-PIZZINI has a splendid lot of
PEACHES, APrLEs, ORANGES, PINEArPLEs, and
BANANAS.
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You CAN SAVE MONEY by using DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER. for less butter. -four, eggs, etc.,
are required TO accomplish satisfactory results.
This Is not needless, hap hazard statement, bnt
fact verified by the experience of many thoEsand
families. Try It and prove the claim. 80
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
DoLIC MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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Communicated
HYGEIA HOTEL, }
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, :


OLD POINT COMFORT, VA,
July /, 1878.
The realization Of so much comfort and
pleasure at this Virginia seashore resort
prompts us to express our high appreciation
Of its many advantages.
Within the past year the most extensive
and most modern improvements have been
made. giving largely-increased capacity and
facilities that can be found only in the most
superior establishments. Nature has con-
tributed so largely to make this the spot
where health can be promoted and laany
enjoymen:s realized that we feel highly
pleased and gratified that its natural adyan-
tages have not been lost in the hands OF its
enterprising proprietor, Mr.. Phoebus, who
in a quiet and most successful manner
provides those essentials requisite to
promote the comfort and attractions OF
tine " Hvgeia to a degree that must
be recognized as soon as his guests are
within its extensive limits. The table is
we'll and literally supplied with those deli
cacies that can be found only at tirst-class
seaside resort. The large additions to the
hotel have given ample room for at least
several hundred more guests. The pavil-
ion has been so improved by the splendid
and wide promenade on the water side that
it is uneXceptionable, and large enough for
all to realize its advantages. We. the citi-
zens of Richmond, Petersburg, and other
Virginia cities, must acknowledge this re-
sort to be vastly superior to any other place
within the range of convenience to our men
OF business, who should gladly avail them.
selves Of its advantages, so accessible and
safe as it is, for q soionrn during the sum-
mer.
We most cordially commend to ali a visit
to the Hygeia, and assure them that they
will find Mr.. Phoebus ready and capa-
BILE of confirming our assurance in this re-
spect.
Z. o. N6lting, Richmond, Va;
Thomas w. NlcCance, Richmond, Va;
2. Ii. Mayo, Richmond, Va;
Charles D. Hill, Richmond, Va;
Bradley II. johnson, Richmond. Va;
Norman Randolph, Richmond. Va;
n. NJ. Osborne, Petersburg, Va;
David Dunlop, Petersburg, Va;
Ed. G. VenaDle, Petersburg, Va:
Samuel Fl. Gardner, Warrenton, Va;
John +. Lay, Richmond, Va;
JohnB Purcell, Richmond, Va;
and many others.
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INcIPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE &c BAKER's SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE.
Fffty cents box.
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"How EXCLUSIVELY WHITE YOUR HANDS ARE,
GEoRGIE.' My dear Carrie, always use j. & K.
ATKINsoN'S Almond Meal after sewing or exposure
to the sum-,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CALISTMENICS.

|MlSS ANNA II. POWERS will resume
As1 her general class In CALISTRENICS for
sS4nng iadies, girls, and1small boys, OCTOBER ] !,
TERMS SO per session of seven months; So per
shalI session; payable invariably in advance.
Place and hour made known hereafter. Apply at
sGl west Cary street. je 2G-eod3ws =
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wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To- -DaY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
frequent rains, variable winds, mostly from
the south. stationary or higher tempera-
lure, and falling, followed by rising ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gusf
States, partly cloudy weather, occasional
rains. light, variable winds, mostly from
the south, and stationary pressure and tenn
peratIlre
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For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE &c BAKERS
CARBoL1c MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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MRS. UALLOWELL'S BOARDING.
NJ AND DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No coo west Grace street reopens SEPTEMBER
10TH. French and German languages practically
taught Thorough training in primary and second
ary departments. The collegiate course requires
four years. School-rooms on main floor. Appica-
tlon for circulars Will meet With prompt attention.
iy l3-eodlw
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The largest first class Institution for YOUNG La
DIES in Virginia, with an able corps OF twenty-five
teachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1878. and closes the first We'd
nesday in June, 1879.
For catalogues containing full particulars. address
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal.
jc 2G-2m Staunton, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
WANTS.

JOHN POE, JR., Chief OF Police, 10 O'Clock, at
Adams's stable, Franklin street, onehog.
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The Treaty ofPeacc, &c.

Berlin, July Fit is expected that the
official publication OF the treaty OF peace
will follow its ratification, which VIII be
effected within month from the date OF
signing. The sitting OF the congress this
afternoon was to complete the reading OF
the instrument OF peace. The document
will be printed tonight and signed to-mor-
row. 1t is probable that the congress will
to-day adopt decisions relative to local conf
missions to be instituted and the supple
mcntary conference which it is proposed to
hold next autumn either at Constantinople
or Berlin.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STACNTON, VA.

This timc-honored institution opens SEPTEM-
BIER l9, 1878. Among The first schools for young
ladies IN the United States. European and Amer-
can teachers. Surroundings beautiful Climate
unsurpassed. Patronized by seventeen States.
Among the best terms in the Union: Board, wash
ing, lights, English. Latin, French, for each half
Of the scholastic year, Sll5; with music added,
sliQ. For catalogue address
REV. WILLIAM A. HARRIS. d: d.,
President.
~ -deodl Ct&w5t Staunton. Va.
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RENT,

NEW sTOCK-BRICk DWELLINGS, WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
No. 5O7 west Grace street, IL roems;
No, O west Clay street, 10 rooms;
No. 4O5 west Main street. rooms;
No. g south sixth street. rooms;
No. 9O4 west Main street, S rooms;
No. 304 east Grace street, rooms:
No. 327 west Main street. 8 rooms;
No. 3l6 south Second street, rooms:
No. 1877 west Cary street, q rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES.
No. 3 west Canal street, 6 rooms:
No, 1221 west Clay street. & rooms;
No. east Clay street. rooms;
No. 2O5 sauth Stcnud street. D rooms;
No, 1914 east Main street, rooms.
STORES and OFFICES OH Main street.
SMALLER DWELLINGS in other localities
}. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auclionerr,
jy IL ,13,15 Ills Main street.
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DIVIDENDS,

4 OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPASY.,
RICHMOND, VA, July 5, 1875
EI,HE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
" have declared stmi-annual dividend of
THREE PER CENT, free Of all taxes, out OF the
prontS OF the past SIX months, payable to the stock
soideis on and after the 18TH INSTANT. "
Siy 8-tiy15 r. n MEh OE Snprafary
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OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERs} B
SAVINGS BANK,
q RICHMOND, July 2, 1878.
NHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il Il hays declared Il selai-annual BIyIDENI) OF
PER CENT, frse OF all taxes, payable 10
Hs ssoekiioidess on aud after the STH INSTANT. a
sas WILLIAM A. JENKINS, Cashier.
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TIE PEOPLE SEE 1T.
An actual discount Of

THE FAIREsT SALE EVER MADE.
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PEACH IcE-cREAa,
] PrNEApPLE IcE-CgEAM.
LEMON IcE-CREhaf,
STRAWBERRY ICE-CREAM,
V<k<NII1bzt 10 E1koIf
ORAyGE AND LEMON ICE!

PIzzISI Is now making any Of the above creams
aud Ices, and OF the best materials Don't forget to
call or send your orders.
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WANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN to
w do general housc-work. Apply ut 2l7 south
Third street. jy 1929
WANTED, 1000 BARRELS LARGE
w EARLY-ROSE POTATOES and ONIONS, at
once. l.. POWERS 6 SONS,
jy 1885, 1910 Main street.
w TANTED, TO RENT. A SUIT OF
w TWO ROOMS. OH the first or second floor,
with bath room convenient, for two gentlemen.
Location must be south OF Broad, north OF Cary.
and west or Twelfth street. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO.,
iy 1926 Real Estate Agents. l13 Main street.
WANTED, TO BORROW FOR y NJ NJ
w BER of years. on Richmond real estate wort h
more than double the amount. FIFTEEN HUN
DRED DOLLARS. a liberal bonus viii he paid
any one negotiating the loan al Il low rate. Nd
dress, stating rate of interest expected, VIRGINIA.
Box 216, city post-oillce. " l2-lOtN
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Safyct Pasia aud m Newspaper Corre-
snOnIent.

CoSsrANrINoPLE, July 12.-Mr. Eawcrft,
the consular Judge to whom The matter was
referred, has reported 20 Minister Layard
advising him TO refuse Safyet Pashas dc-
mand for the expulsion OF Mr. Gallin@o,
the correspondent OF the London Times.
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SKINNER RESORTS.

DED SULPHUR SPRINGs.-This favo.
*, ri,c anI weil-Snown summer resort Is now
omen for the reception OF visitors. Ine scsnerS
omI .ociciv aud splendid table dho.e, WIN us
cssv aecess from the Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad
render this one Of the most desirable resorts i .e
n"untaIns A reduction In the prices mas Deen
!ladc. ,,,.,. .p,Jp T. raES
~ l3-lm WILLIAM AD3Il. ~ ct- SoH.-.
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The Revolt I'm New CaIedonIa.

PARIS, July l2.-Thc Governor OF New
Caledonia has informed the Government by
telegraph OF revolt OF native tribes. and
reports that he is master OF the situation.
The Minister OF Marine has replied that the
Government. relied on the Governors en-
ergy in suppressing the instruction. Re-
inforcemcnts vii! be Immediately sent from
Saigon and France.
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VARIETY SPRINGS,
Is MILES WEST OF STANTON,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
tears stop at the door,.
OPEN FOR VISITORS.

The mineral waters here are considered equal 10
any in the mountains and have made many won
GcrfuI curcs-(.haly yDeate healing. Alum, ana Il iine
suriny of Sulphur near 10y. Mountain scenery SUD
lime Good music and Inc usual games ior alnuse
BOARD, &25 10 $40 month: children under
twelve wears $1j: and servants agreeable 10 accom-
lnodilionS. n,,oa D;o
;Jatch or here, ~ ,,,,u
Dr. Il, T. REESE. OF Staunton Va, attending
,hrsjcinn +. & NJ. BURRUSS.
ficc1SIro ProprietorS.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, A PART OF a DE-Ts
Il LIGHTFUL OFFICE on Main street near Ell
the post-Office, suitable Tor the insurance or any
similar business. Address. "a. Il. c." Post-othce
box 23S Richmond jY 1885,
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BOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
81 'S,,.sU EEUTHD st the pIsPATcH PRINTING
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rTIHE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
L COMFORT, VA.-Situated within 100 yards
of Fort Monroe. Open all the year, with ample ca
pacty for coo guests. Has all modern Improve
room: wafer bathrooms, and closets on each floor
Six daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen to
twenty frs-cass steamers land daily texcept sun
.l,vj so. wards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, ana every comfort PROVIDED
for tourists and heath-seekcrs during the winter
ncrjor beach for bathing ut door-steps and good
from Nav until November Boating, fishing and
driving especially attractive Send for circular de-
scribing hygicnic advantages.
TERMS: S2 10 $3.50 per day, according 10 ioca-
lion nj and number in room, length sf stay, sc.
HARRISON PHOEBUS.
,n,,tAu3l Proprietor.
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WARM SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
are now open. They are fifteen miles from ollii.
Ioro depot, on the Chesapeake anu Ohio railroad:
The BATHS are w2rm sulphur-water, ninety-elgEt
degrees tempcrature-that for the ladies Is fifty
feet and that for the gentlemen forty feet In dlan-
Ter; both beautiful swimming-pools, with NOW OF
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private hacks from every tram. Send
for pamphlets. JOHN l.. EnbASh,
IN 5-2m ITOprieior
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Now tie Gar 81 Russia il going to Ems.
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aflcrce.

BORDEAUX, July 12.-3ta meeting fayor-
ing 4 Franco-American treaty OF commerce
held here Yesterday resolutions were unan!-
mously adopted Iayorins the projected con-
gress in Paris.
Crete.
GoxsrANTINoPLE. July 12.-Tbere IS an
uncontirmed rumor current OF the project
ed occupation OF Crete by French troops.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

OST. july 18th, OH Broad or Grace
/ street. between First aud Eighth street, a
BREASTPIN (Elruscan-tiold PM; centre, ,ttel.
with bunch of pearls In the shape OF grapes Inc
ut No. 1ul east Grace street, corner OK FlEst.
iy l3-3t<
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OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

WOOpSToCK, ULSTER COUNTY, \. u
NOW OPEN.
The house Is new. contains all modern inproIe-
mcnfs and furnished throughout In the best manner.
transient board. 80 per day. Reasonable terms ior
week or month. Best place on the monntans On Ior
thn,e troubled with HAY-FEvER. 1t being o,5uQ
feet above tide-waier. Teegraphic communication
with ali points For circulars address
va" 49, JAMES SMITH, Manager.
Overlook Mountain House..
Woodstock, Ulster county, n. Y.
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ALL QUIET IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. July 12-7P. M.-The Orange
men have now all left the hall in cabs con-
tanning two or three at a time, under escort
OF the regular police. The troops have
been ordered to their regular quarters. The
streets are quiet.
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VISIT TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY YESTERDAY
EvESING--BASoUETA ATssASGER HALLELAsr
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The Eastern War.

The Turkish collapse has been surprising,
considering the strong resistance that was
up TO the period OF the rail- OF
Pleyna. Since then stampede, as it were,
has taken place. The whole nation appears
to be demoralized. People are flying to-
wards Constantinoplc. The Russians have
advanced their line south OF the Balkans,
and the march upon Adrianop!e has been
commenced. The people OF that noted
place have been departing from it SO bur-
riedly that should IN armistice not inter-
rupt movements il will SOON faM INTO the
hands Of the Russians.
The signs are chat Russia will dictate
terms OF peace and that England will not
he permitted TO control the decision OF the
Eastern question again. The latest news
Of the alliance between Germany and Italy
to exclude England from al inside position
in the privilege Of sailing her ships in the
Dardanelles is very important. Europe IS
determined that there shall be no alliance
between England and Turkey detrimental
or unfavorable to the rights and Interests
of the continental Kingdoms. We have no
doubt that Germany will "rule the roost "
upon the continent in this Eastern question.
She will cooperate with Russia. They un-
derstand each other, no doubt, and the
peace that comes will assert the predomi-
nance OF continental diplomacy.
We hope for the sake OF peace and jus.
tice, for the sake OF the homogencity OF
the populations of the now Turkish prov
inces in Europe, that the Turkish rule vii
be driven entirely out Of Europe. There
can be no peace as long as it continues IL
Europe. The Turks aud Christians cannot
live together quietly. They are unalterabIJ
hostile, and it would be scandal to thf
civilization in Europe to permit the Turk
ish tyranny over Christians to be continued
We hope Europe is now to be finally deliy
cred from the Turk.
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DEATHS.

Dill, OF scarlc;-fcrcr, January 10Th. ADELE,
daughter Of y. +. and Ncti" T. H,r aged six year.
IIer funeral will take llic THIS i1hursGayJ EVE
MING nj o'clock from Centenary Meth ldist Epis.
copal church. Friends Of the Ialniit aye invited Ia
attend.
Died, IN this city, january 18Th, II The residence
Of hen. SCn-in-law tMr. william iiaEcccAN. COB
cast Clay street, Mrs. II. +. HENLEY. r.ilrt az
Leonard Henley. in the scycnty-"'=nth ycar". her
a-c.
licr remains VIII 30 taken Ia Williamsburg .r:
late hoiuc.
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The Pearisb@y ViTginian is the new
name OF an old paper published at Pearls
burg, Giles Courthouse, by Mr.. THOMAS j.
PEARSON. 1t takes the place OF the Gazette,
and has the appearance Of energy and sue
cess. The editor entertains sound opinions
on the financial policy Of the State, as the
following extract from the leading editorial
shows:
Bankruptcy, reputation, and disre.
gard OF the States plighted faith to pay her
Just debts, we are sorry to say, is being ad-
yocated by members Of the Legislature of
Virginia who should be found fighting to
save the State from impending ruin and the
shame and degradation that would inevita-
bly, follow the consummation Of their
scheme to rid the State OF a debt honestly
contracted, for which she received the ben
eft OF every dollar"
Such sentiments deserve liberal disseml-
nation in Southwestern Virginia.