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DIZZY GOODS. 80
.l1LOAKSl eLOAKs
THE NEWEST STYLES 34 ss.3
$500 80 THE LOWEST PRICE,
DIZZY GOODS.

f IL
JULIUS MEYER. 603 BROAD STREET,
has just opened very large assortment Of LADIES'
PLAIN aud MATELAssE BEAvEtn., C ~ H5 -
made to order for us by one OF the best msnafactns
rers, from the iatest Partisan desiEns az specAl
rates, We can guarantee the newest and nandsomess
styles, the very best Workmanship. superior ht and
the very lowest prices. Dout fail TO look ~ them
before purchasing. &
w ALSO, JUST OPENED "a 4
Al nice line OF INFANTS, CLOAKS at low prices |,
New DRESS GOODS, In handsome plalds and gold
New shades in ALL-WoOL CAsHNEREs; q rev
q lot OF the SOC. tALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
MERES; special bargains nc 60c. worth 7sc.;
fall wear-chesp iine-at 824, 65, 70, rs, $780,,
and 81: Isl
sILK.FfEisHED yELyETEENs at so and 75c.;; 4
BLACR SILK VELVETS very low; e
BLACK SILKS from Use. up;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS as 81 and mp:
wards; ALL-W0OL WHITE BLANKETS at
Trv The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
5i 81 MI -Sot'.'"I. 80 oc Is 4
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7lSEsgSE ESTEsg.st.H~aL

San rises CHA HIGH TIDE.
sun sets. o:1S N@rEing.........., I:2S
Noca rises. $50 tV:nih"............ eli
nGRrOf RICHMOND, OCTOBER Is. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Mav0. NGriniI. United state:
mail. uerr!au'!iSe and passengers. H. u. t.irn.
agent.
Schooner l.. r: Knight. Rhodes. New York pig
iron, OLD Dominion Iron ard Nail-NOrhS Cosl-
panE.
CLEARED.
Bark Ina (S0rl. Tornplthy, 0Dortn. Portugal.
wheat and merchandise Thomas Branch * co.
Schooner Anna W. BARKER. snowman. Santos. brl-
I'll, -four. iaXall- Crcn shaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk. Tuunill, Philadelphia. lncrc,Ian-
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrck. agent.
Steamer Maggie. Clifford, Williamsburg and
JamcS-riycr landings, merchandise, j. w. Gibbons
agent.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Major William RI. Tantnm, Shoe, hence.
at Philadelph!:i October 1ilh.
Schooner 6. II. Crawford. Adams, hence, ut Lis
bon, Portugal, October 1th.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. October 15.-Arrived: United States
City of Dallas. Knickerbocker, Champion. Somer-
SET Arrived out James lIasOn, State OF Virginia
ohio. Gassend, Victoria. Sueyia.
QUEENSTOWN, October 13.-Arrived: Marathon
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The f.r,e..alt Coal Combination.

NEW York, October 15.----It sis ex pected
that d break in The great coal mbinatlon
will take place tomorrow at the meeting OF
the coal companies representatives.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Austria.


VIENNA, October 15.-The Emperor has
entrusted to Baron Won Pretis Cognoda the
formation of the new Austrian Cis-Leithan
Cabinet. Its definite formation, however,
is not eXpected before the meeting OF the
Reichsrath on Tuesday next.
The Austrian reply to the Turkish clrcu.
lar was dispatched Monday.
Roumanla Not Yet Recognized by the
United States.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-The United
States Government has not formally recoS-
nized Roumania. Or. T. c. Smith, lately
appointed United States consul at Galatz,
took with him the usual diplomatic letter
issued to all consuls, requesting the Govern.
ment 10 which they are accredited to grant
an exequator authorizing them to exercise
the powers appertainin9 to the Office. 1t Is
this letter which was referred to in the tele-
gram from Bucha est as the letter from
President Hayes recognizing the independ-
ence OF RoumaDla.
The Cretan-Turkish Question.
LONDON. October 15.-A dispatch from
Canea, received at Paris, states that an ar
rancemeut between the Crctans and the
Turkish authorities, finally settling the
questions at issue, has been signed and sent
to C0nstantinople for approval.
Panic in tlse Glasgow Iron Trade.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, October 15.-Therc
is panic in the iron trade here in conse-
quence OF reported heavy failure and ru-
mors OF other suspensions. Prices OF pig
iron were at one time tcnpence per ton
lower on the day.
Failure OF Spice-Merc'Eants.
LONDON, October l5.-Westwick Il Co.,
spice-merchantS, have failed. Liabilities,
GI0,C00. ..
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SALES REPORTED TO sECHErA

WHEAT-White, so bushels good 1t $l.O2; SO
bushels very good at S1.06: la bushels at $1-to-
tai. PA bushels. Red, "a bushels very good Fultz
on private terms: 20 bushels common Fuiz at zoe.
20 bushels fair Fultz at 95c.; 200 bushels OH pri-
vate terms; "a bushels very good Fultz at Sl.03 :
21s bushels at $780,; 66 bushels at 90c; 60 bushels
Fullz at 81 .O3; so bushels good Fulz at s1.U3; IL
bushels good Fullz at $l.03; $40 bushels prime
Fultz at s1.06: 600 bushels mixed on private
terms; 200 bushels common at S5c. 80 bushels
very good Fultz at s103; PC bushels good Ful,z at
Sl.u3; 20 bushels common FultZ at 92c.; So BUSH
els fair Futz Mt ESQ.,; &c bushels very good Fuz ut
S1.04; SO bushels mixed at OF: "a bushels seed
Fultz at 81 .10-total, IL 96 bushels.
CoRN.-HRite. Ga bushels very good at Csc; so
bushels new at 4Sc.; $50 bushels on private terms
total, 1.074 bushels. feikol1, so bushels at 55c;
20 bushels at 55c.-totaf. 70 bushels.
UATS.-4S bushels very good spring at 32c.; 90
bushels good spring ut 8 1c.-:ota', 1873 bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels at coo.
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The Vanderbilt VIII Contest.

New York, October 15.,-In the Wander.
bilt will case to-day Mrs. Mary y. Bennett
testified to meeting Commodore Vanderbilt
at seance, where he communicated with
his deceased wife and Jim Fisk, both in. the
spirit-land. ..5,. iz.
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FOREIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON. October 15.-The Secretary
of Stats has received from the United States
consul at Lyons, France, $1,000, subscribed
in that city for the relief Of the yellow
favor cuffnrprS
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NATURES NOBLEsT REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATEE
FROM THE
BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS,
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-S!X YEARS.

IAN excellent tonic, alternative. and diurctc.'-
Medical Association. LynchburT, va.
USED with UNPARALLELED success In hemorrhaclc
maIarial fever. recommend 1t as preventive anu
cure for yellow fcver."-W. a. Green, NJ. d., eX-
Vice-Presideut G, orgia Medical Association.
t.Inyaluablc for dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea, ana
nervous diseascs."-GcOrge T. HARRISON, NJ. d., Wo-
mans Hospital, New York.
"Efficent in disorders OF The liver. kidneys bow
els and bladdcr."-B. Il. MITCHELL NJ. D., PllIdel-
phia, Pa. ..,,. .. ,,.o,,,o,,, u
BIackford NJ D., w. II. Horton. NJ. d., Virginia.
:. Uneaualled in scrofulous and cuianeous aifec-
lions ~. ~. Allen, NJ ID North Carolina. =.
..Succcssfuily used in venereal tntectionS.' b.
Roemer. NJ. D., st. Louis Mo.
:. IJufailing In throat diScascS.'-Drs. G. w. Gar
rineton and W. s. Morris, Virginia.
"Entirely cured of chiils by it."-Rev. r. I. Dod-
son. Virginia. ,,,,, ,,
PRICES: WATER, 81 case Of dozen half-callon
bottles; So Tor iive-galOn dcmijolns; 81 cents
gallon. 20 ro ,a g.
half dozen; 81 mt postpaid. Liberal terms properly
graded 10 wholesale and retail dealers. DIRECTIONS
and analysis with each package. Full proof OF all
claimed free upon application. Sample supply Tree
to physicians desiring TO test.
-. POLK MILLER & CO.. Druggists,
corner Ninth aud Main streets, Richmond. va,
oc Is -..- d. - =, Agenls.
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STILL SPREADING AT MEMPHIS.
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lumber. slaves. &r.

RdQS. nfxefi ecttoH% slac.s WHILE. 0ig.t 's'unff
x@1;sc. s5z q
| Lumber. slaves. &r.
Lumber. white oak. s12fas15 . 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. #15asZ0. p LOCO: white nine
S1S@SS5 2 1000: yellow Dine boards.A Isl III
jolst. sIoGE14. according To lengtis. sninEies-
Pine. Sa.5 0GS1: cypress six-fneii.. sbMs9.Z5
p 1.00u.. Laths-Spii., 81 sawed, s1.eotGsL61
1000. t.'I sS@g.. s.F =. ~. 80,
Sfnves Wllskey-t,rrel tim Der green. 81 sFpt2st
1000: seasoned s20Ms25 3 1000. FioHr-barre,
timber. S6GS7.5O p 900. Fiour-barTe' pe.es, %
as: hogshead-hoops. no demand; Heterogeneous
$3.50. ss. s. iss 5 |.
Eiauors, Wines. &c, =. IS s
Ait: scotch, best brands, pints sztGs ~
dozen, gold. ~, Z =. -.
Braadies: Domestic. k1.2j@s2: frui:. SLIGO
Sl.4u: apDie. new. Sl.759s2; CID, t2.2a4S3;
Virginia peach. s2fde2.50.
Rue H'hiskegs: Medium. q IS 0fas2: DIre OH. ..
6.S4: Virginia mountain. new. sIGsS2-Eu, Id
$2.50Gi3,50 and upwards
Gin Domestic. 81 .25IS2: tmnorta1. Ss 2 Ease
Telo England Rum 81 .50tGS1.60. .r.
RPrtifed Whisssys. Market advancing: r-ocf.
1925.
=, Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.Ms1.25 q 100 &c.
Poiydsr: 1915 by The five keSs-'e.s taan IL
kegs, 1925; blasting, 3.25G$3.50.
Shot: Northern. 81 .65 q bag OF - n
Grindstonex: isiG12lSc. p ID.
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,o,r,e.pondcGce Of The Richmond i'ispatcn.I
iS'''s'' OCTOBER III 1878.
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rLoAKs! cLoAKsM cLoAKs!!!
NEW MANDATORY.

.t NEW MASUFACIOR1.
arTHE GREAT NEW YORK AUCTIoN-HoUsE
Is now to be found such an assortment OF LADIES,
CLOAkS rs has never before been SHOWN III lnis
section We manufacture every one OF our Coaks
in the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST TRIMMING,
at prices tina. will astonish the community. Our
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
.. FANCY GOODS
SURPRISES aLy ever exhibited In any southern city,
We carry most every article belonging to our line.
Our system Is strictly ONE PRICE. We sell only for
CASH and by not encouraging bad debts we give Inc
customer the advantage OF
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
Remember our sign reads
NEW YORK AUCTLON-HOUSE.
523 Broad street. between tifh and SIKH,
II nearly opposite the market.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 10, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-TFhite, 234 bushels Red, 2,47O BUSH
els. .. .,.. ....
CORN White, 1872 bushels. Tello,c, $50
bushels. go .--.s .. .'s-.
OATs.-946 bushels. -
CORN ON THE CoB.-20 bushels. ...u
RYF-!2 bushcls. fs..#
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The Vermont scnatorship.

MONTPELIER, VT, October 15.-Luke 2.
Poland has withdrawn from the United
States senatorial contest, leaving the field
open for Morrill,. -.-
[Second Dispatch.l XIX,
MONTPELIER, October 15.--Justin 5. Nor.
rill was reelected United States senator this
afternoon. .-- - --- - -
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The Fever.

STILL SPREADING AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 15.-The weather is
growing warmer and reports are received
Of the further spreading OF the fever In the
suburbs. s.s~ .~.st.: t.'-
ITS PROGRESS AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, October 15.-The weather
is cloudy and warm. To-day's reports show
1876 new cases and 80 deaths. ,".
A. D. Babbitt, secretary OF the Telegraph
ers' Aid Association, was stricken with fever
to. day. j. #. AlIeyn is the only member OF
the original ten who escaped.
AT OTHER POINTS, YESTERDAY.
At Helena, Ark: new cases and 8
deaths for the twenty-four hours ending at
noon. The people are less excited, but
are leaving in great numbers. -
At Chattanooga: Deaths. Mrs. Bette
Kaufman, Matte Price, G. Fl. Gledhill, and
one colored new cases. 24-23 OF which
are coiored. Weather warm.
At Knight Landing, La. /: One physician
dead and another sick; u cases and 3
deaths to date C15th).
At Morgan City, La. !: Out of population
OF 1000 total cases, 400; deaths, 70.
AtOcean Springs, Miss: II cases under
treatment and doing well. Cases to date,
125; deaths. 90.
At Tansipahoc: The fever is abating
for want OF material. There were two
deaths yesterday Q4th). Dr.. Carter died
to-day (15th). Total deaths to date, 40.
At Clinton, La: Since the death OF HeV.
John a. Riley six cases have occurred on
his place. Miss Annie Riley is dead and
Miss Mary Riley is NOT expected to survive.
There are several new cases ut Dupue's
Place.
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TEIE(sRa pHlC NElVss
.rlRom ALL PAIRS OF THE WORLD.

Is MURDER in NORTH CAROLINA-coN.
GaEsMoEAL NoaiINA1IoEs-THE EJECT
MENTssnITs In THE.JUMEL Ws.L-CAsE--
WASHINGTON 1TEMs-THE TEXAS NAIL
RoBBgRIEs-SENATO MORRILL, RE-
ELEcTED-THE YELLoW-FEyER IN THE
soUTH-THE VANDERBILT WiLL-cAsE-
A MINING SUIT TO RECOVER a28 ,o0o, 600
THE CRICKET MATCH-PANIc IN THE
IRON TRADE AT. GLAsGow-FA1LuRE OF
LONDON Observation-Disclosures FORM
ALTON OF THE NEW AUSTRIAN CIs-LEITH-
AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BETWEEN
THE CRETAEs AND TURKISH AUTRoRT-
TIES, &C., &C. 80 asts rs ~. 80.
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oc 16

DR. FAITHFUL'SF EVER-AND-AGUE
~ CURE, said to be certain cure for chills or
Other malarIal fevers, sold by -,
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
ocl6 Sixth and Broad streets.
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Norfolk Reports Another Murder.

80, ESPECIAL teIegraM 10 the UspatcH.I - !.
NORFOLK, October 15.-The myterious
and shocking murder Of James T. Caddy, a
prominent citizen Of Chowan county, n.
c., has thrown that ordinarily quiet section
Of country into q state OF almost wild ex-
citement. While returning from Ederton
on Sunday night Mr.. Caddy was waylaid on
the highway and torn from his horse and
killed. The body was found early yester-
day morning by bis wife, Mrs. Caddy, near
her house, boldly exposed on the road and
horribly mutilated. The murder took place
about seven miles from Edenton. There is
no cue to the perpetrators. Tramps are
suspected, and robbery the motive.
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Flour,

flnc. So: suotrhne. S3.75M!4; eNLra. $3.50
common Tamsty. SjG9$5.2o; fancy brand. sGG
$3.50. ......r-. g..
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n 81 f. MITTELDORFER,
u
No. SGT BROAD STREET.

AUCTION BARGAINS RECEIVED BY EVERY
... STEAMER.
BLACK CASHMERE st 37Hc. worth 60c.:
BLACK CASHMERE ut soc. worth 65c.: ut 624c.
worth S7Ac.; 1T Use. worth 81; at s7Ec. worth
1925;
gains:
CARPE'rS-IIemp Mt / and 20c.: !narain at 25,
80, 35. 40, so. and bDc.:
4 large stock of RUGS:
HOSIERY, from auction. IN chilGrcn. misses,
ladies'. and gentlemen 5, At prices to aNtontsi all
BLANKETS. CLDAkS, SfiAWLS, CASSIMERES,
WATERPROOFS, In great abundance and very
cheap.
no ID. L T.. MITTEI.DOREkR.
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TRY GOODS. DRY GOODS
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS
BROWNE II ROWE
are RECEIVING to-day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs. Z.
HLEACUED AND BROWN COTTON.
BLANKETS, CASSlMERES,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
CORSETS, &C, &C.
which they have determined TO sell II SMALL PEo-
FITS, and make QUICK SALES.
Try them today. BROW Ne hoNE.
5O7 Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth.
1THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
is NOW BEING OFFERED
TO PURCHASERS or DRY GOODS
i. LIcHTENsTEIN SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
900 picccs BLACK ALPACA. which we arc now
selling ut less than the manufacturers prices.
We are determined 10 sell these e0ods chehpei
than any ever shown.
| we invite special attention to our
EKkkSSETHE. fbNA3M 5skSS Gt1sGuAMs,
KERsEYs: GAssiMEREs,
nLEhuiiED ard UHBLEACiIEED COT
pATCHH:WoRK. PRINTS.
| CALICUES, DRESS GOODS, &c,
| I'm which we are now Offering great 1niucelncH,S'
!" VIA" +. LICHTENSTLlN ( SONS.
oc2 corner Sryenteenthand Franklin streets.
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Ton. J. r. TUCKER on THE CURRENCY AND
OTHER UESTIoNS-THE BUCKINGHAM
GREENBACKER on HAND-AN INTERESTING
C0CRT-DAI.
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SILK. AND TRiN5!ING-FELVETS-
IN shades to match the new c0lors in d, css fabrics
A uu,IiiipS
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BLANkETS-All grades and sizes.
FLANNELS-Eyery quality.

HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
4 MI line Of CtIlLDREN'S FANCY-STRlPED
and LID-COLORED HOSE: also, every weight,
uutlItv and size in srasonable HOSIERY and US-
DERWEAR for men, ladies. and children.
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AnDoZO. FOUROUREAN & co.

CL0AKS.
=, very large stock OF this seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL. MATTELASSE. and ROUG
CLOTHS, row open. They claim TO have the best
STYLES, largest stock. and cheapest CLOAKS In The
city.
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SuKS-BLACK AND COLOIEl

SILKS-BLACk AND COLOIED.
The largest stock 10 be found In she city to select
'front.' and ut prices 10 guarantee sales.
BLACK GOODS
one of their specales Their stock In this depart
ment has been largely replenlshed In every grade
DS
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DRESS GOODS.
Additional attractions. Many Ne" styles opening
this wcck. al prices that caarct fall TO please.
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nss,a;S. MEDuCINES. DC.

IT. IN-" -. -" -. - -
rHHE THREE-FISH BRAND OF NOR
4 WEGIAN COD-LIVEE OIL is the purest and
host is perfecy free from stearlnc other delete
rious natter is free from odor, and Is not at all dis
agreeable to take, and easily retained.
Sold by L. WAGNER, Druggist,
oc IL Sixth and Broad streets.
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and the system suffers in consequence.
Moreover, indigestion reacts upon the liver
and bowels, rendering the first sluggish and
the latter constipated. The brain slso suf-
fers by sympathy, and sick headachs' sleep
l%essness and nervous symptoms are engend-
cred. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters reforms
this state of things gives permenent tone
and regularity to the stomach and its sasso-
ciate organs, the bowels and liver, and en-
sures complete nourislment and increased
vigor oftle system. 1t is the most popular
as we'll as the most efficient anti-dyspeptic
and tonic in America.
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GENERAL NEWS.

LONDON, May 2l.-In the House of Com
'ohsthis afternoon, Sir John.Hoker, At
'ofney General, in reply to an'inquiry, said
ne mad heard of ships being purchased by
persons said to act on behalf Of Russia, bat
',ere IS no reason to suppose that the ships
NIL De employed in the event of wal as pri-
'a'eers in c%ontravention Of the Paris declar-
auoh' There isno reason toebelieve that
"e United States will depart from ar OBJ
s1Sahce of the three rules of The Washing
'"' treaty. There is no necessity for discus
.lAs 'he responsibility resting on the govern
a'e''s OF Russia and'the United States, since
a'e'e Is no reason to suppose they would
mate 'nelr respective engagements.
lohoNTo. Ont, May 22.-fhe pleasure
.e'iler, Empress of India, with a party of
sV'eneen persons on board, became unlnan-
"seaole and capsized over the dam on Grand
asef' at Gait. tonight. All the passengers
'a'Aped into the river below. As.yet only
Tut oody has been recovered, that of Harry
a'ay' Of the Gait Reporter. Nine persons
W. rescued. g, The names of. the. lost are
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THE LABORATORY Of THE SYSTEM.

The stomach is the laboratory OF the sys-
tenn, in which &c. tain mysterious plocessts
a-econstantly going on. These result in
the production of that wohderfnil yivifying
agent the blood, which in a statesof health
rushes laden with the elements of vitality to
the remotest parts of the system. But when
the stomach is semi-paralyzed by dyspepsia.
blood manufacture is carried on imT erfectly,
.the.the circulation grows thin and slnggish,
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THE RACES.

July 4; p. m.-Free to all, half mile heats, best
two in three, for II purse of 500; second horse to
receive the entire entrance fee. Entrance fee, $40
each. Entries for this race to be made by or before
+ p. m. of the Sd.
July 5; p. m.-Free to ponies IA hands high and
under; quarter mile heats, best two in three, for a
purse Of $50; second horse to receive the entire en-
trance fee. Entrance fee, So each. Entries for this
race to be made by or before 6 p. m. OF the 4th.
Races run to rule. A good track prepared. In
both races four horses to 60.
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THE TERRITORY.

r. sass. of Bitter Root valley passet
,,oh on Wednesday going to the ran
",,a With one driving team and forty hea'
'o1a a..es He will purchase wagons, bar
atr. there, and will bring up ten Dug
ne' sftaen moving machines and otlle
freight. .,,, ,,oo,- s,1a :,
u. n;ck Knowles 100 head OF horses. Mr.
1.,tia also sold 50 head of horses, know
.,a Heath band, to Mr.. Con Kohrs. Mr.,
z'.hrs has been detained by the storm
49, ov,ecfs to get away with bis band OF
~, to.morrow.-New North Vest.
1.cob Ambs, an employe of Ash q Frid
-, committed suicide yesterday by taking
NE, % hottie of strychnine. Mr.. Ambs ha'
.o.iae1 in Bozeman and vicinity for a yea
more. and for the past few days has beel
iululging freely in. and even living upon
.-vbisky straight" not having eaten any
/ ,h;np from Sunday morning until Iuesda,
uveni,e last. 1t is supposed those most il.
climate WiLu IlIIll tlldD IN ISASAsSo ~ Y
from his home in st. Louis, which drove
him TO the rash act.-Couraer.
novel sight to old Montanians Wh(
! have not visited the States since "a, is al
annie tree in bloom. There is q nice one il
| Walter Cooper's yard that has been il
bloom several days. He expects to gather
fuit from it this fall.-Igmes.~
The Third Infantry are stuck in the muC
at Fort Shaw, and may stick tor some time
We learn that quite a serious acciden'
/ happened on the overland route Thursday
/ Nv which the northern bound coach, due il
/ Helena this evening, wa capsized and thu
\ team lOst.-Herdtd.
Captain VIM. Bell ,Frle completed the
/ purchase OF the PenobScot and Snow Drift
leads on Saturday last, paying therefor the
l handsome sum of four hundred thousand
! dollars. Of this sun $4,000 has been paid
/ and the remainder, $3.50, 900, is to be pai(
on or before the 18th of July next. In thu
meantime, and until the payment of thu
balance of the consideration, Mr.: Nathan S
Vestel retains possession and continues tt
work the mine. He is, however, restricted
I to sinking shafts and running tunnels, ant
has no right to stope the ore disclosed from
\ the mine. We understand that Captain
\ Frue has also agreed to purchase, at thu
i cost price, the machinery ordered by Mr.
Vestel, and will at once erect and put in op
4 Grafton one of the most complete quartz
mills in the Territory.
The Benton mails due here Thursday am
\ Friday arrived Saturday at l o'clock, TIL
late rains having made the road almost i'm
passable, the principle obstruction'to trave
being at the lakes and the Sun rivet bottom
The freight teams being scattered all alon,
\ The road, find it useless to attempt to" NOV
and are patiently awaiting fine weather.
las been reported that the bridge across tn
Dearborn had'been endangered by the sue
'len rise in that stream; but we are cred
Dly Informed thatthe water has again re
ceded and the bridge issin good condition.
Independent.
III
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