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iad leea ,hs sfyeds leaving It's plYoaaca at
1870. An engagement was shortly afterwards
[cnmmfncedEb by the mounted men. III; 0
o'clock the Znius' attack was fully degef-
oped. BY 9:30 the enemy wayered, ind Ire
!ancers, followed by the cavalry, attacket,
them ard a general rot1t ensned. Prisoners
state that King Ceteunyo was personally
commanding and witnessed the fight from 6
neighboriUg kraal. They say 10000 men
partici pated In the attack.
Lord Chelmsford estimates the Zulu loss
at not less than 1000 men. UlnHdf was
burning at; noon. THE steadinsss OF 9oui
troops, who at one time were completely
surrounded by a belt OF fire, wns rem2rka-
bic. The, dash and enterprise OF the cavalry
was all that could be wished. ,r-,..se.a -. Il
DISPATCH FROM GENERAL w0LsELEY.. I.
+ LONDON, July 23.-Sir Garnet WoIseley
telegraphs from Durham on the 9Th OF July
as follows: seI have halted an reinforce.
ments here, as believe the war is over.
Do not send any more men or supplies. till
you bear from me-. L expect to- meet the
great Zulu chief about the 18th instant and
discuss terms OF peace with him."
Foreign Items.
LONDON, July 23.-The Globe and Echo
luis altGl iiuUHS puUllSu stattIutut tudt tue
Government have received q telegram from
Sir. Burtle Frere ANNOUNCING that Lord
Chelmsford had defeated the Zulus under
King Cetewayo with Immense loss, and that
the war is virtually over. The newspa-
pers publishing the statement 90 not say
whether the telegram came by the way of
Madeira or st. Vincent. 80
A Paris dispatch to the Times says the
disunion OF the Bonapartists is becoming
daily more apparent. Some OF them adyo-
cate the claims OF Prince Victor, some OF
Prince jerome Bonaparte, and others only
willing TO accept Prince Jerome on certain
conditions; and now 81. Granier de Cassag-
nae urges in Pays that lineage is mo-
thing, and that everything should depend
upon the result of plebiscite.
LONDON. July ga st. Petersburg dis
patch to Renters says: sin cousequer &C
of the prevalence of incendiarism the au-
thorities of Kharkoff have divided the
town into 324 fire districts. Every house
holder is bound to keep special night
watchman. and have thirty buckets Of wa
ter always ready"
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Railroad Matters.
ACTION OF THE B0NDH0LDERS OF THE WASH
1NGToN CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND GREA.

ACTION OF THE B0NDH0LDERS OF: THE WASH
INGToN CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND GREAT
SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. :
BALTIMORE, July 23.-At meeting to-
day OF the bondholders OF the Washington
City, Virginia Midland and Great Southern
Railroad Company for the purpose Of hear
ing the report of the Committee on Re6r-
ganzation it was decided that the road and
franchises shall he sold under the decree OF
the Circuit Court for the city OF Alexandria
in the suit OF John e. Graham Us.
The Company, now pending, and trus.
tees appointed, who shall purchase the
road, organize a new company, and execute
new mortgages in place OF the originals.
The common and preferred stock OF the old
companies is to be represented by stock in
the new company upon the basis Of 500 Of
the latter for $500 OF the former. Parties 10
this scheme are required 10 subscribe their
assent thereto by the 1st Of next September.
The scheme submitted by the committee
and adopted by the meeting provides for
the unpaid interest on the old mortgages Of
the Orange and Alexandria railroad as fol-
lows: The interest on the first and second
mortgages is to be calculated up to July,
1880. and capitalized, and new bonds issued
for the same. New bonds are to be issued
for the third mortgage bonds, bearing 5 per
cent. for the first five years, and per cent.
thereafter. On the fourth.mortgage bonds
per cent. for the first ten years, per cent.
for the next ten years, and per cent. there
after. For the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas bonds new bonds will be issued,
bearing per cent. interest, and this Sec
ton provides for renewal OF the lease of
that part Of the Manassas road from Stras-
burg to Harrisonburg OF the present rental.
The bonds OF the Lynchburg and Danvllle
extension are to be substituted by bonds
bearing interest at 4 per cent. for eight
years and per cent. thereafter. All these
various securities retain their present prieri-
ties. j..
The committee recommend to the credi-
tors Of the company the acceptance of this
scheme, and express their belief that, IL it
shall be carried into execution, the COM
pany will be relieved from its present en-
barrasSed and discredited condition, and
the new bonds for which provision is made
may reasonably be expected to reach at
once their fair market value as reliable in
securities.
The scheme was adopted by large vote.
For the convenience OF receiving the sig
natures Of b0ndholders aud creditors in ac-
ceptance OF the scheme, copies will be
placed at the office OF Messrs. Brown d.
Lowndes, No. II German street, Baltimore,
at the clearinghouse of Riggs & Co.. Wash.
ipstou city, at the State Bank of Virginia,
Richmond, the Peoples Savings Bank at
Lynchburg, and the clearinghouse of
Messrs. Burke & Herbert, Alexandria,,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Rifle. at wimbledon, :

LONDON, July 23.-In the prize-sbootng
at Wimbledon Milton FarroW american
" on the Albert prize with score Of 70.
= Mr.. Glider, an Englishman, won the tie for
the Armorer's prize with three buh's-eyes.
In the competition for certain extra prizes
Colonel Gibson, OF Canada, scored "a;
Frank HYDE, So; Milton FarroW, SO. They
w,ll be allowed to select their prizes IN the
order of relative merit. ....-~.t.. -. ..r-
Failure. H..
MONTREAL, July 23.-Ascber u Co., i'm
porters and manufacturers, have failed.
Liabilities, $3.50, OF which $4,000 is
due to the consolidated bank.
The Inter-0ceanic Canal. .~...
LONDON, July 23.-M. de Lesseps has is.
sued the prospectus OF the Darlen Canai
COMPANY. The capital is fixed at 100000
900 francs. Only 125 francs per share Will
be called at first. Five per cent. interest
will be paid on the money actually received
during the construction. NJ. de Lessons
estimates an income OF 90,000,000 francs
from the canal, and reckons that sharehold-
ers will &c. III per cent. per annum.
Tie Zuiu WAX.
REPORT OF THE LAST BATTLE-THE WAR VIR-
TuALLY ENDED.
LONDON, July 23.-In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Colonial Secretary, announced the
receipt of telegram, dated CapetoWn. July
Sd, confirming the news OF the decisive
victory gained by Lord Chelmsford's forces
over the Zulus. virtually ending the war, as
given by the Globe and Echo to-day. Lord
chelmsford remained in camp till the after
noon OF July Sd, awaiting the surrender OF
cannon and thousand rifles captured by
the ZuIas at IsanduIa. These not arriving,
be advanced, aud was attacked in the
omen country by II, 600 Zulus. who fed un
der the heavy fire OF the British. Lord
Chelmsford then advanced toand destroyed
;Ulundi. The Zulu loss amounts to eight
handred; the British loss, ten. killed and
fiIty-tbree wounded. ~ =. -45Gts
The battle was fought July Alb. The
Zulus are variously estimated at from 10, 600
to 10000 ip number. They surrounded the
British troops, who formed into hollow
square. The Zulus charged the square on all
four OF It's sides. After the Zulus were
broken by the British fire they were pur-
sued by the cavalry and utterly routed.
Lord Chelmsford burned and destroyed all
military kraals, and returned to his camp
the same evening. > e.sl<, = ~
Lord Chelmsford, In his report OF the
fight, says !: {. TIE force reached on excel:
lent ipesitioal between Enandwenso aud
ulundi about $3.50 a. II. The Zulu army
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lUTICURA.
CUr1ouRA'
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
INFALLIBLY CURES.

CuTIcURA, assisted by CUTIcURA SOAP. is earn.
sly believed 10 he the only positive Specific Rome
dy for The cure OF Salt Rheum or Eczema, Ring.
phigus. lmpetign, Lelrosy, Lichen. Prrigo. Itch
Ground Itch. Harber's itcn, Jackson's Itch, Rough
and Cracked Skins, and al We icularan6 Scaly Erup
drufr Dry, Thin, and Falling Hair: Premature Bald.
ness aud all S,aly hrupions. ltchings, and lrrta:
tlons of The Scalp: Scrofulous Ulcers, Sores. AND
Tischarging Wounds; Cut, Wounds. Bruis &c
Scaids. Burns, Itching Piles. Pain, and Inflamma.
ton: Rheumatism ard Affection OF the Muscles
Hoarsentss In all cases of Blood and Skin tiu.
mors the CUTICURA REsoLYENT should be taken
internally until sumo time after cure is effected.
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The Turf.
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 23.-It rained all
last night, but stopped for short time at 10
O'Clock this morning. The track is heavy
and the attendance small.
The first faee-mie dash-was won by
10000; Franklin second, Bonnie Wood
third Ill.,.
The second race--sweepstakes for all
ages, one mile and five furlongs-was won
by Mlntzer by half a length, Cbeckmate
second, and Una third. Time, 2:5S.
1 The third race-for q purse OF $500, for
maideps three years old, three-quurter.mile
dash-Was won By Contessa, Gorilla second,
andDan. McCRnch third. Time, 1:2ll.
The fourth: rnce-ior purse OF $3.50, one
and.a-quarter-mile dash--was won By Char
ley Gorham, Minnie III. second, and A. 81.
moon third. Time, 2:16s. q
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49, . sS.. 20. .... 1U:iu r'bI @.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 23, 1879
.5...Ealsi (, 81! ARRIVED.
+ Steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk, United States
agent. $500
Schooner George P. Halloek. sharret,. New YOrf
Schooner Clara Davidson. Ireland New York,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker. r-s~.-f "#
schooner Sinoad, Guan, Rectlsnd. lime, r. Wen
a. 5iss>s a CALLED.
Schooner Jsmes Jones. Parsans New York, CAM
mel cosl. Geryas Siorts. sacrt. Y
~E.-f.@ cLEARED FOE THIS roRf. 49,
From Bath; Me-, saly 1sih. sehoouer Rhoda
Prom PhiisdeIpbia July 22d. Asasssr Pioneer
Pau. .t.ss "a
|, Schooner J. M. Harlow, speer. hence. as New
seSooper Il. Champion. Hess. cleared from Pnsls-
l. Schooner Roanoke, Wilson. from Rlcam0ud, viii.
coal 1t WHINING ton. DEL, jaiy 2lsf
+ Schooner Nathan Ranb0 Caac, sailed from n7tta~
more July 22d for Peter. burg, Va -
zyr QUICK PASSAGE. -
Bark j.. A. Brown, Grseaishs which ssriyed es
New Bedford on Friday from Talcxh,ano with 81
on fssis1t made the;p4s>ase IN sfxty.six daYs. 80
anchored ~, ,Buzxard's bay THURSDAY night, va
sixty dftb dzy OUT.
siit BY TelesHapA. i5E
Rosras. July 9S. -,Arfises,: Iobp A. Lcsb. 3
Res,,: p1uorta 4. Aeapslro, HaraIoxS. 3ohA 49,:
Arrived out, Anzot, Jessie Bosis, StiestA,
Wordtr.
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SALT RHEUh,
. ...1t .1,I"t SALT RHEUH. -. ~ -.
wALK-aoT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE. i,

Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen.-I have
had most wonderful cure OF Salt Rheun. For sew
my head face, neck, arms, aud legs. was not able
to walk only on my hands and knees. for one year.
have ao been able to help myself for esht years.
effect The doctors said my case was incurab;e. So
nv pa rcn,s tried everything that came along. saw
yo,lr advertisement and concud, O try CUTlCURA
REMEDIES. The frat box OF CUTICuRA brought
the hulnor 10 the surface OF my skin 1t wonld drop
car say rs thank you most heartily for my cure.
ANY person who thinks ,bi: letter fraud let Them
wriIe or come and STE me and lnd out for them
selves Yours, truly. WILL. MCDONALD.
1915 BrTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO ILL.,,
March 4, 1879.
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Die forethought NE left New Orleans III the
blackberry season, aud has kept abreast
that I'm. ,ortant article OF diet during tue,
entire route. we sUrmisa that at many
pieces these wero the only lnxuries to De.
|, cad.
DR.. Basby lectures OF Fincastle this week,
1 aud WIN have q large audience. y.
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.OLLINs's vOLTAIC
,X ELECTRIC PI,AsTERs.

These Piasters put new life into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles. strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver and Kid
neYs, stimulate The Stomach aud bowels, and, when
placed over the pit Of the Stomach cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, and Bilious Colo. prevent Ague, Mala'
80 - ''s my e-Tu.T THIS
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Outrares by Hostile sioux.

CHICAGO, July GA special from Fort
Peck, Montana, 70 the Tribune says Joseph
Lambert, wellknown interpreter and
scout, bis wife, and four children were
killed by Sioux Indians on the Goth. Three
other persons returning with him from
Yanktonz camp were also killed, and one
little girl taken captive.
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CUTlCURA SOAP,
MEDICINAL AND TOILET,

is prepared from CUTICURA In modified form, an q
is positively indispensable In the treatment OF SKIN
and Scalp Disease. We recommend II lor the pre-
seryato OF the skius OF infants. for gentlemen VINO
shave and are troubled With ,ender faces for tbose
who desire q clean and wholesome skin aud scalp,
and for all purposs of the toilet bath, anu
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grimes ,.nd c...n.I.Ies.

49,. Especial telegram 70 tue DispasehI sssE4s
. FRANKLIN, S0urHAMPToN. COUNTY. Va,
July 23.-Colonel zimn Mcdonald, mail
contractor, OF Washington, and part owner
OF the steamer Gypsy, one Of the boats car
rging the maiIs between this point and Fly.
mouth, N. c., was shot to-day by the cap.
tain, T. j. Burbage, while the steamer was
on her way to this place and near Holly's
wharf. The ball entered the left cheek,
breaking the iawbone and knocking out
several teeth. The,wound is not considered
dangerous.
1t appears that Med Donald, intending 10
remove Burbage upon bis arrival here, de.
handed Of him the boats papers. Bur.
hage refused to give them up. Blows were
exchanged, and finally Burbage used his
pistol - .. IL
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BY EeicGrRl.h,
NEW YOPk.

NEW YoRK, July 23.-N oon.-StocLs strong.
Money on call. 1903 Der cent EychanG.+-forr,
ASH, short, 1861. State bonds du |. GoyernEients
weaker. ...
E;prn1mg.-Money easy at 2!I@3 per cent. FIX
change dull ut 493AG4e4. governments weak
new SIS. l04: A.. per cents, 1905; i per cents
1925. States dull.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Virgin!a SIS, old, 20
cousols, 57A; new 10.4O's, o04; past-due coupons
go. Bid to-day.
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sKIN-DlSEASES.
, SEVERE CASE OF FIVE YEARS DURATION
ENTIRELY CURED.

MessrR. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen.-For the
benrht OF the world wish to make this statement
five years, and have tried almost everything That
could hear or. without any relief whatever until
saw your CUTIcURA REMEDIES advertised, and
| certify tha, only used them about six weeks un-
I'll was entirely well. bnr befnreI commenced using
Them my face, breast. nd back were almost solid
scab and often scratched the blood from my body.
am now entirely well aud think Your CUTIcURA
REMEDIES are the nest for skin-diseases That ever
was brought before the public. z
Very gratfuliy YOURS. Il. nj. FOX.
! CADDo, INDIAN TERRITORY, Feb'y Il, 1879. +.
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BOTETOURT COUNTY.
aug DIRT WEATHER IN B0TET0URT-PERsoS.
ALA LONG HORSEBACK RIDE.

Ala LONG HORSEBACK RIDE.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispetch.l
r,s-- july %. 1879.
- N, ne Drought still continues, and begins
t N tproaase sersous appreben>i6ns as to the
tusaa OF tue corn crop. The upland pas.
lures re are almost worthless,
;s;a ane family OF Governor Nichols. OF Lou.
hnsha a, a1e, expected this week in the neigh
" p noou 81 FineastIe TO spend the season.
bp.a 10y. u " koff, of Cana.S Street Pres
tI,en ian church. New Orleans, passed
b sas ibis county this week on d horse
~ slp from thar city to BROOKLYN, III ],
sIx u as former bone fla has been nA0nf
"'e1s % the yoFage. With commeaaa.
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The CUrIcURA RKMKDrEs are prepared BY
WEEKS q POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, sou
Washington street, Boston, and for sale by all drug
large boxes, 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTI-
cURA SOAP, 25 cents per cake; by mail. 80 cents |;
three cakes, rs cents. my9
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Severe Storm i'm New England.

Boston. July ga severe thunder
storm passed over Vermont, New Hamp-
shire, and Maine last night, destroying much
property. Several houses were struck by
lightning and burned, and number OF
persons injured. - .''!i -. 80
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I'm Prison for Life.

THE VERDICT IN THE CASE OF BUFoED, THE
MURDERER OF JUDGE ELLIOTT.
OwESToE, KY, July 23.-The Jury in the
case OF Buiord, on trial for the murder Of
Judge Elliott, after being out eighteen
hours, brought in a verdict OF guiltyfo OF
murder in the first degree, and fixed bis
punishment at imprisonment for life in the
peniteutiary, ls5s 4 I-..rt - E. ..'.t
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Obituary..

DEATH OF A NORFOLK BANK PRESIDENT.
NORFOLK, VA, July 13.-Richard 81.
Chamberlaine, president OF the Citizens
Bank. died suddenly this morning at his
residence, In this city; aged. seyenty-two
years .....- ,.- -.- - s. ., =,
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- -
PaRR0ual.

: NEW ORLEANS, July Ex-Governor Mob
ellis left to-day for. Virginia, his first absence
from The State since be was elected Cover
nor.
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sRobRt sasa blooming ieslth in.sHnp Bitters, and
no xuiIy eau afford 20 be without them.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHHoND, July %, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 700 bushels. Red, 9,40i BUSH
els.
ConN.-Wntte 90 bushels.
OATS-520 bushels.
MEAL.-200 bushels,
siLES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 20 bushels good al 81. 8; 23S
bushels GOOD al l6; 352 bushels prime at lS-
total, 61S bushels Red. 80 bushels very COED am
Der at x1.l7; 236 bushels good Lancaster nj 81.
26 bushels good Lancaster at SIi1; SS nnsme,s
Lancaster AT Sl.lO; 40 bushels common Lancas-
ter ut IL OS; 20 bushels fair Lascaster at 81.
132 bushels very good Lancaster At Sl.lS 3e2
bushels prime Lancaster at STAG: $50 on neis
Faitz at bl.07$; 400 bushels very good and prlm,s
bushels prime FuhZ ut 81 10: 22 Gusht5 very goo,
FulrZat I'll Q9; 43S bushels fair Fultz ~ SlO2; 81
bushels fair FultZ al 81 .04 152 tunnels good tuilz
terms: 66 bushels common Fullz az 81; 24e bush.
els mixed ut $I.l5; 746 bushels mixed at SLIP
LIB bushels mixed OH private terms-to1ai' 1'4fe
bushels. --.'
CORN White, 90 bushels prime at $50.
OATs--60 bushels ut 4lc.; 80 bushels fair ne"
winter at 41c.-totaI, 100 bushels. .. f-.
III 81 .r.sH.< flour. ."."
Fine! $3.50; superfne, s4.25@s4.60: c2ua
se:1s sss4 fSn"oA family s''0s0 'Sne
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
=" %i2ti "WEDNESDAY, July 2s, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day com priaed $50 hogs
heads and 4s tierces. The offerings ut auction Of
Charge were 90 PACKAGES; Of which nambt.r 4:
we're sold ut prices ranging from $l.25 to:s3s.'
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African Fever mt Wilmington. n. G..

. WILMINGTON, July 23-The bark Indiana,
Captain Evans, from New Calabar, Africa.
is at quarantine with one OF her crew dead
and two sick with the African fever. &c.. 81.
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The YelloW-Teyer.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 23.-Memphis is
deserted b5 the better class OF her citizens.
Her residences are unoccnpied, and but few
business houses remain open. Her people
are refugees from home, and death turks in
every breeze which sweeps through her
streets and alleys. Soon the cry of distress
will be heard, aud then follows tue wall OF
the bereaved; and yet amid all the gloom
there are remaining in this doomed city
some who gloat over the misery of the
present. -.-s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLY 2
PORT OF HIcHMoND. July 2s. 1879.

san S.seS........... 6.n2 hicE TIDE.
HCgs ss.....,. 1():i0 E.anlne...,, =, SGT
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81 u .tsSr.}< flour.
Fine $3.50; superfne, $4.25@S460: cara,
$b.5O@ e5. 10: common family, S5.75@$6i fsncy
brands, $6at7.S0. '>.'.t
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YitIr,l,ollil 9isllatfa /.

>.-s--,, . JULY 81. 1879,
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!. HINETY.EINR DEATHS AT HAvAN!

. HAVANA, July 23.-Ninety-niue deaths
from yellow-fegeE have occurred here Gu-
ring the week ending July 10Th, being de-
crease of19as compared with the previous
week.
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BARNACLES REMAINING.

There are nearly two hundred whites,
backed by ten thousand co!ored men, who
daily stand around, who never try to do
anything, who would not leave Memphis if
they could. These barnacles are but await
ing the time when dire necessity will COM
pei the Howard Association and Citizens
Relief Committee i to begin operations.
Their recollection Of 1878 still fingers with
them, and they are oil prepared and ready
to partake OF nations charity. The in
formation that the Government has sent
supplies has gladdened their hearts. Inthe
of Them :s5a .w..-. rt-H f,-:t t~.t
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MONTREAL, July 23.-Ascber d Co., I'M
porters and anufacturersr have failed
Liabilities, $4,000, OF which $4,000 is
due TO the consolidated bank.
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TIE ERoUGHT-FIRES-COC AN ANUS
ING CASE STRANGERS AT SALEM-OBlTU.
AIRY.
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