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A Terrible NisrO.GIyccrine Explosion
seven Wen aMd "A Large Amount az
RPOuePlV the Result.

CHICAGO, January An enter Ocean"
special from Marquette, Michigan, says
while Chicago " Northwestern box ear
was being loaded with nitro-glycerine, at
the Jackson mine, near the Neganne, at 10
o'clock this morning, the mass exploded,
instantly killing seven men and destroying
the car The locomotive Nas
lifted into the air and thrown fiilY iee,
landed in a confined heap OF - -,
non ~" ,,od and
Elated ~ ,,:- - me-. wsrs en-
Hir~' ia iih,cNHy,
the nitro-glycerine works
.,ey being superintendent, Ines
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The War Party of England sssii
Siamor"G.. ser Wharf.-The kiWG Cd
ltul5 s:epor'.i IA. SensurtMg Eng.
land Rns: sursr..

LONDON, January, ,. The Cabinet is to
he held to-day. II is believed that The Ru-
sian reply to the English note relative To
peace negotiation. The war party VIII en-
deavor 70 make the most of the Russian
refusal, but a. it was a iorgone conclusion,
the effect has not been so exasparating as
turkeys friends would make i appear
ne anti-war party is beginning to agitate
the country Tor tue purpose of checking the
supposed aggressive tendency OF the Cab;-
ueI.
1t was reported in London last night that
| the King OF Italy, IN addressing the mem
| berS 0f tie Interior Parliment at New
| Years reception, made threatening
speech. which was interpreted here as di-
recIed against Turkey or England.
| The "iime,' Rome special, merely saws.
the King acceeded To the grant OF the pres
ent state OF Europe, and expressed his earn
est desire To- contribute to the Prince and
| recommended concord.
Another Rome Dispatch saws the King re-
commended the deputies 10 preserve con-
cord, ami expressed his hope that they
would take TT that the army wanted Tor
| nothing, a. he saw a stormy horIzun around
! and IL might be necessary Tor Italy, which
| L. DESTROYS for peace, o to act, Ia make her
| sell not only rep, cj.d. but feared. IN case
any power should wish Jo consult Its own
interests alone.
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SULIENAN PkSHA

seems to have iorcsven this. when he took
up his headquarters at ich'imIn and To
have thought that stand uiaGe 1T a roll
ius point formed by ia junction Of Ebod0.
poe AMI second that the Bllkru .aain
might fl, ctualiy Tor all adyHn, f-oIu the
detection Of :, ia. There j. however a
succession Of parallels formed by Iopaiiuca
the GuiI-o ana The Zundja shich run to
the north OF Jestimau by watch the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10
4 sad. $ad World.
darlington Hawkeye.l

@Erathothenes," asked his master CALI
machus, one morning when they were tsk-
ing their mornings walk down near the |
temple Of Heptastus, "Erathothenes, why
is the-just little more dash OF the bit,ers, |
Johnny-why is the bread bowl ri ths i+"'
emies like this obelisk Pf Hameses%
anything" asked EfStksssb~- :.
the man behind the co'' Is il
II it ANYTHING - ..es, watching
Ma wa later slice the lemon
an" ,out putting up stove?
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tinct voice.


lid not feel any difficulty in reconciiia,iug
hsse two views anu reminded his hearers
II the way III which England driit,d INTO
The crimean war he thought lew people
"ukeH back Un that var with satisfaction.
lie was conidvut that nobody in Eng
ard was insane enough 10
!esire lis repetition. lie pointed out that
he Commercial community both in Eng
and and Russia was Interested in me main
enance OF pesc and hoped The British
Government would never 90 anything To
encourage alarm or admit Ihat the diplo-
macy had become 81 exhausted as Ia be
inc.,. pablo Of atfJrding peaceful solution
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Sch an idea seemed unrV asouaI,e M -
I lnded. He thought AT the pr,~,n. nc.
..,ent that III, re Wa a serious ri>k on - =.
side. On one hand he hoped We ,houii not
lash odrs>ivts iwtn nervous
ppr hcns.ca conc rning British
honor and Interests ~ ever her honor
AID n,y'r b-,n imp, aobsG lbr1g; h uG
Huse transactions anu u, though our inter
- wer ua,l alb, dy large We should care
.uliy o.scr .I...ua;>. between
REAL AND SECONDARY
interests ca the other hand he hoped
incyrviy tbs. I,U-~ia VIZ, III remember that
nay questions now arising are not Tor
,,;t,enIent b, ,Ee,n the b,illserants acne,
1Gi VIII involve ;-ur"pyan Interests in TIE
inai decisions Of tfe>e questions IL was
s-ry important tbat Eng.and - Il member
.h~ '-,pean family should have a ais
-
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"kiTTA HAHk.-

BY BRET HARTE.
A MARINE DIALDITE.
POET. KITTY.
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The Revenue Law II Beng Dsfied i'm
south CarOiina-A Letter From a
neDWlV GOliec0Or.
Sir: On yesterday Messrs.
Il Cummins, special deputy
md VIM. Durham, special
al, went on a tour OF ms
IN Union county, from this pl,
at the residence OF Jasper Gil
A TRIAL JUSTICE,
arrested a p ddler and his dri
, tobacco improperly stampe
A TRIAL JUSTICE,

they arrested a P ddler and his driver for
selling tobacco improperly stamped, and
coniscated the wagon, team, tobacco and
stamps. The officers succeeded in handcufi
ing the prisoners and returned toward Spar
tansburg. When they had proceeded about
four miles. and were at Vests store, they
came suddenly upon rifle company, who
were armed with
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TOTAL SURRENDER

of internal revenue will have a conference
with the secretary of the treasury with Ie-
gard To this outrage. III determination Is
TO Use ever possible effort To bring the
offenier To justice and have the law thor
ouuhly yindIcated
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and many OF

THE SECRET OF BUSINESS SUCCESS.-It. is
claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited great nerve and
shrewd business sagacity In the purchase Of stocks
aud railroads controlled by hlm. Yet whenever he
made an investment he received In return eIuva-
lent either his own or collateral security. Dr. r.
" Pierce has invested many hundred thousand dol
lars in advertising, depending entirely upon the supe-
ror merits of his goods for security. The unparalleled
popularity of his famllymedicines and the annua in
crease in their sale attess In than
words of their purity and efficiency. II the blood
be impoverished, the liver sluggish there he tu-
mors, blotches. and pimples. DR.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery will effect speedy and perfect
cure. II the bowels be consttpated use DR.. Perce's
Pleasant Purgatire Pellets. Debiitated females
suffering with those peculiar dragging-down sensa-
tions and weaknesses will ind DR.. Pierces Favorte
Prescription safe and certain remedy. Prompt re-
lief and permanet have so universally follow
ed its use that the Doctor now sells 1t under posi-
tive guarantee.
OAKLAND, DOUGLASS COUNTY. OREGON
January %, 1877.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N T.:
Dear Sir,-Your Golden Medical Discovery has
cured my daughter OF goitre after many physicians
lad faiIed. Inclosed please find 81 SO for copy OF
The Peoples Common-Sense Medical Adviser. With
us 1t takes the place of the family physician.
Yours truly AARON ALLEN.
MT.vERSoN, OHIO o~July 10, 1876.
DIR. Pierce, Bagafo. ~ T.:
Dear Sir,-Four bottles Of your Fayorite Prescrip-
tion has entirely cured ray wife. We employed
three different physicians andmany remedies, but
found no relief With thankful heart am ever
your friend, AuaCsg WAG2ISG.
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The Business Outlook.

FAILURES FOR THE FIRST HALF OF 1878.
According to the semi-annual circular OF
r. q. Dun d Co.'s Mercantile Agency, the
failures for the first six months Of the pre-
sent wear show an enormous increase. The
nublic mind has in some measure become
prepared for this revelation by the flequen-
CIV with which these misfortunes have been
chronicled by the press, but it remains for
the Agency to put into shape the final re-
suits OF the period under review, and TO
draw from the compilation such differences
as appear to be warranted by the facts pre-;
sented. This has been done in the usual
exhaustive manner, and we condense the
following from the elaborate document be.
fore his. For the purposes of comparison
we group together the following statement,
which will illustrate at glance the signlh'
cance of the figures for the past six months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

Tue JAMEs-RIvEE IMPRovEMENT.-Mr.
Whitcomb, resident assistant engineer on
Rmes-river improvement. received orders
Yesterday from Colonel Craighill, United
States engineer in charge, to recommence
work. This will be done as soon as the
several machines can be put in order. The
city dredges, being in good condition, will
be put to work in a few days. The ma
chimes for removing rock will require per-
haps two weeks longer for repairs. This
machinery will be put to work on Rockets
reef, where channel eighteen feet at big b
tide is to be cut. The several cuts will be
80 feet wide, and will each be carried through
to the full depth before another is begun,
and this will be continued so long as the
appropriation warrants, or until the chan
mel is 1SG feet wide.
The system OF wing dams is to be extend
ed, so as to contract the river where it IS
now too wide to point half a mile or
more below Warwick bar. The channel
below Rockets reef sto be Widened and
deepeued. The Dutch-Ga2 cut of Is to be
further widened at the upper end, making
it about seventy feet wider, to give better
entrance, and some may be taken OFT the
lower end also for a similar reason.
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM ALL QUARTERs.
ESCAPE OF ANuRDERER FRoMALUNATl

ESCAPE oF AMURDERER FROM ALUNATrC
AsYLUI-DEvELOPME BEFORE THE
POTTER COMnTTEE-THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA RAILROAD ATTACHED FOR DEBT
HANGING OF. MIKE SHAW, A WIFE MUIR
DERER, IN EORGIA-CHAIRMAN POTTER
GOING TO NEW ORLEANs-DECIsION
AGAINST a CONFEDERATE sYMPA-
THIzER-BEHEADED BY 4 RAILROAD EN-
GINE-NORTHERN ORANGE PARADES
MADE IN PEACE-DEATH BY LIGHTNING
IN NEW JERSEY-MOvEMENTs OF THE
SECRETARY OF THE NAyY-DEATH OF
THE ENGLISH PREMIER-THE PEACE
TREATY NEARLY READY: SUPPLEMENT
TARY CONFERENCES TALKED OF AT BER-
LIN. AND CONST TINOPLE-EXPECTED
ARRIVAL OF CHEN HAN PIN, CHINESE AM
3ASSADoR TO THE UNITED STATES, AT
SAN FRANCISCO-SAFvET PAsHA AND
THE CORRESPONDENT OF THE LONDON
TIMES S"-THE FRANCO o-AMERICAN
TREATY OF COMAIERCE-THE TORONTO
ORANGEMEN-THE MONTREAL BOYNE-
WATER CELEBRATION INTERDICTED-
ONE MAN BEATEN NEARLY TO DEATH-A
PROPOSED CELEBRATION ON TIE 10TH.
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DLISDLY CROPPING Tor some medi-
ID cinal alcoholic res,,scl;ant Of physical energy
which should take the place of the heady ana IRE
quenty adultesated stImalants OF commerce. mo
medical practitioners OF quarter OF century ago
were electrified on Grst observing me reSHins ei-
fects upon the system o! n tonic then recently ih-
troducei bu. which has since become tue most poph
lar mcdieae sold ON this couiinen,-giL. uostetters
Stomach Biiters. Their astonishment anu adihlra-
tion were Increased when experience farther as
closed ,hs, this botanic ismedy effected results
which The mineral drugs Of the harmacopcra OXEN
utterly failed to produce, anon2 others The pesn'a-
ucpt restoration OF yigor, The removal OF d,sc,tNe'
secre,iye, aud evacaat!ve irregularities, ana tno
eradication and prevention OF perioaic teSe,s.
sn4ey recognition OF The merits OF The Bltters by
unpreiuiiced and enlightened physicians naturally
followed this reveia.iou Of medical fae,s, whleh
have since received such frequent and positive con-
flrEnation. o-3"'A
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COUNCIL CoNA1TrEEs-oReAs1zArIoS AND

CoUScrI. ORGANIZATION AND
ELEcTIoEs.-The Committee on Poor met at
The City Hall on yesterday evening ut s.
O'Clock, and adjourned TO the City Aims
house. Mr.. L. Wagner was reelected chair
man. The committee then reelected the
following officers Dr.. j. S. ID. Cullen,
physician w. j. Epps, assistant superin-
tendent; Mrs. Lucy j. Macon, matron.
The Committee on Water met at the
Council chamber at 6 O'Clock, and reelected
Mr. C. T. Davis chairman, and the follow
ing officers OF the Water Department: w.
j. sRiddick, assistant superintendent; w.
T.. Mahoney, superintendent pump-house;
j.. W. Tomlinson, assistant superintendent
pump-house. Mr.. Charles Baker, the pres
.ent polite and efficient superintendent OF
the old reservoir, was transferred to the
new one. The position made vacant by the
promotion Of Mr.. Baker will be filled at the
regular meeting on the last Wednesday in
this month.
The Committee on Streets met at the City
Engineers office at ! O'Clock on yesterday
evening, elected Mr.. John A. Curtis tenn
porary chairman, and after transacting some
important business adjourned.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings meet at the Engineers Office this MORN
ing at 10 O'Clock and the Committee on
Light will meet at the upper gas-works at
10 O'Clock
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The Troub1es Id sIontreaI.

MONTREAL, July 12.-T be city Is In o
c0mmotlon. Large crowds on principal
streets. The military are marching % their
rendezvous. The police are assembled at
the City Hall. The Orangemen have deter
mined to walk, and are now mastering at
Orange Hail.. st. James street is decorated
with their party farors. The procession
will not be large, but syrnpathizers In the
street are many. f
At $3.50 the military marched from the
Champ de Mars TO various points, where
they will be stationed during the day. Po-
lice and constables are nassed between the
Place d'Armes and st. Lambert's Hall, on
St. James street, which is kept clear. AT
either end are dense crowds Of the Catholic
party. chiefly from st. Jean Baptiste and
outside villages. The laborers are dread
fully excited, and every man with an
Orange favor is pursued. The Mayor had an
interview with the Orangemen and tried to
persuade them not to walk, bot they would
not listen to his counsel.
LATER.
MONTREAL, July 12-11:30 A. Mt has
Just been decided that no procession shall
take place. The police are to escort the
Orangemen to their homes. An attack
was made on an Orangeman on Craig street,
but he was quickly rescued.
New YORK, July 12.-Dispatches from
Montreal dated at 2 P. M. state that when
the Orangemen came out Of their hall they
tried to form procession, but experienced
great difficulty, owing to the confusion and
being surrounded by an immense mob.
The military, with fixed bayonets, formed
across the street and divided the mob.
The Mayors constables rushed among
ho (lro an n afrosf ed Sayorni vhoro-,
upon the Orangemen returned to their hail.
Shortly after. the Mayor entered and asked
the Orangcmeu il they were prepared to
submit to the properly-constiturcd authors
| ties, and was answered " Yes" He then
forbid the procession as illegal, and order
ed the arrest OF the grand master and sew
eral others. The Orangemen then decided
to adjourn.
MONTREAL, July 1913 =. M.-All is now
quiet. The police have partially cleared
the streets. The rowdy element are ap-
pearing under the influence Of liquor. The
Orangemen are still in their hall, engaged
in discussing proposition to have grand
procession on the 10th, the anniversary OF
Hackett's funeral. II this is decided on
western Orangemen will be invited.
MONTREAL, July 12.-An Orangeman who
was proceeding home in cab from the
Orange Hall was attacked by an infuriated
| mob and beaten almost to death. His eyes
were nearly gouged out. He lies in peril
GUS condition.
TORONTO, July 12.-The OraDgemen pa
raded and held their customary service at
St. James cathedral. There vas no out
break.
ALL QUIET IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July FTP. M.-The Orange
men have now all left the hall in cabs con-
tanning two or three at time, under escort
OF the regular police. The troops have
been ordered to their regular quarters. The
streets are quiet.
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Decision Against IL Confederate SYM
Dathizer.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Secretary OF
ihe Interior to-day affirmed the decision OF
the Commissioner Of Pensions in regard to
a Florida Indian war claim OF Philip Hap
pei. OF Augusta, Ga, for bounty land,
which was rejected BY the Pension Bureau
under the law prohibiting the payment OF
any demand against the Government that
accrued prior to April 13, 1861, by any per-
son who sustained the Confederate Govern
ment.
The claimant in this case declared he was
an opponent OF secession, and had no SYM
pathy Herewith, but admitted paying taxes
to the ConfeGeracy, and had two sons IN
the Confederate army. The Department
takes the ground that the test OF PERSONS
right to have his claim allowed should not
be acts done by him under duress nor under
circumstances beyond bis control; but be
should be allowed to show. in connection
with such acts, the facts and circumstances
under which these men performed; and
that, while such acts were done by him, his
motives and feelings were not thereby
truly represented.
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HUsT1NGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday morning Judge
Christian delivered his opinion in the case
OF The Commonwealth Us. Trogden, the
North Carolina merchant who was con-
victed OF embezzlement OF certain goods,
the property OF Millhser & Co., Of this city.
The motion for a new trial, which had been
argued at length, was overruled. The case
will be probably carried up to the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. In the mean time the
prisoner is remanded to the custody OF the
City Sergeant.
John Lipscomb was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday for having in his possession
burglars tools, with the intent TO commit
larceny. The jury returned verdict OF
guilty, and ascertained his punishment at
five wears in the penitentiary.
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The Chinese Ambassador.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-Chen Han Pin,
Ambassador to the United States from
China, will arrive here with his suit in tue
City OF Toxic, due on the 18th instant. he
is accompanied by consular corps, accrcd-
tied to Cuba, Peru, and this city. Chen
Han Pin is highly educated, and is distln-
guished diplomat and statesman, ana mas
Seen commissioned to several foreign coun-
tries. lie visited this country several years
ago to arrange for the education OF Chinese
students. He will remain here about ten
DAYS before proceeding to Washington.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting OF Fraternity Lodge, knights OF
Honor, OH last evening, the following Of
ficers were installed for the ensuing term !:
Jackson Bolton, past dictator; b. F. Tins
ley, dictator; William A. Edwards. vice
dictator; NJ. W. Ford, assistant dictator;
s. b. Jacobs, reporter; R. Samuel Denny,
financial reporter: John Laird, treasurer;
w. II. Talman, chaplain; John f. Bell,
guide; j. R. f. Burroughs, guardian.
This Lodge has membership OF about
one hundred, and is now in flourishing
condition.
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EDUCATE0NALo
TuEuART COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
80 SOC EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

Having terminated my connection with the Rich
,uond Female Institute propose the ensuing fall TO
open II SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES under the
above name. The course OF study VIII include the
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics. Lit
cra,urc, History, Moral Philosophy, and the Eng
lish Language. As shall do The teaching IN per-
son. only limited number Of pupils can be ad-
init,er and Trey must DC somewhat advanced in
their studies.
Music. vocal and instrumental, Will be taught by
Miss ZITELLt COOKE. - -
can take into my family TEN or TWELVE
BuhRDERS.
The session viii begin on TUESDAY, September
yIth and continue nlne months. The charges for
entire session. payable each three months In adj
vance, are follows:
Tuition fincIudne Latin and French). ....S 30 90
Musical in structiou 1.-TWO lessons week -. 80 %
Board (exclusive OF washing, towels, and
napkiasl. loo oo
For further information, address
JOHN HART. NJ. A.,
SOC east Franklin street,
13.SSTutAul Richmond, Va.
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A wire.Murderer Hanged.

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ca, July l2.-Mlke
Shaw, the wiie-murderer, who was sem
fenced to be hanged to-day, and who swal-
lowed dose Of strychniae on June llth.
but subsequently recovered. was executed
to-day near the river, half mile from the
.ci,y. Five thousand persons were present.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, July IA leading grain
circular says: The grain markets have
been steady this week, and some were
quoted shilling dearcr for wheat, the ag-
ricultural supply being exceedingly small.
The office, coast, and on-pas>agc trade was
also firmer. Some descriptions were nine
pence to a shilling dearcr on spot, and in
the district markets there has been fair de-
mand since Tuesday at extreme rates OF
that day, and in some instances tritinS ad-
,.,.oo.,J
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Do NOT FORGET that special round.trip
tickets are sold every Saturday by the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company to
Old Point at reduced rates. Leave Rich
mond at 1:3S p. NJ. and arrive at Old Point
nt p. M.
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The South Carolina Railroad At.
tacheN.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 12.-The Peoples
Savings Bank, an institution OF Charleston,
has taken out an attachment against the
property OF the South Carolina railroad, in
Augusta, based ON Judgment obtained
against the company for $1,000.
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a Murderer Escapes.

NEW YORK, July 12.-John Smith, who
murdered his wife at Flanders, n. j., about
a year ago, escaped from the Morris-Pialn
Lunatic Asylum Wednesday, and has not
since been heard from. 1t is believed tnat
his madness during the trial was feigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

sBAsE-BALI4.-The Stonewnll Baseball
Club will play the Richmond Club to-day
at a o'clock at the Richmond and Atlantic
Base Ball Park. This is the first game be-
good mines the game promises to be an in
teresting one,
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The FRENCH CoNsULATE.-Monsieur de
Sibours, vice-Consul Of France in Rich
mond, and family, leave for the White Sui
phur Springs this morning. In the absence
of Monsieur de Sibourg, Mr.. Ernest Wiltz
will attend to the business OF the Consulate.
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LATEST FOREaGN NEWS.
EnSIa nd.
BEACONSFIELD'S I'LL.

LONDON, July 12.-Considcrablc anxiety
was excited about Beaconstield's illness
since it is known that his private physician
has gone to him, but the latest news from
Berlin reports the Premier better.
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/ have analyzed The whiskey known under the
brand of 'B-SELEcT," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR &C Co., Richmond, Va, aud find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. u. MCCAw, d. d.,
latc Professor Of Chemistry.
Medical College of Virginia.
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7TNHE CHAIR OF LATIN AND GREEK,
l. and also OF MATHEMATICS, now vacant in
Emory and Henry College, Will be filled by the Joint
Board on the 24rh Instant.
These two chairs have been filled with distinguish
ed ability heretofore, and the Board intend that the
next occupants shall not be the interiors of their
predecessors.
Applicants can send their papers to
Z. 4. WILEY,
Emory p0st-office, Va.
JCLY !, 1873. ~ I.eod7t