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SVHE CURE.
Only undsE The a'oys Tsds Mar
Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure
Guaranteed Now exclusively used by all ceebra-
est Medical Academy of Paris reports 50 cures out
of 100 cases within three days.
Acid which exists in the Blood OF rheumatic and
Gouty Patients.
CURED CURED CURED
#. $. Dewey, Esq, on Broadway, Inhammatory
y. Leavey Esq, Ass Washington Market, Chronic
Mrs. +. Towne, 6s East Ninth street (chalky for
nations in the jonts). Chronic rheumatism.
A. NJ. Prayer, IA Newark avenue Jersey City,
Chronic Rheumatism
John F. chamberlain, ESQ., Washington Club,
Washington, D: e., Rheumatic Govt; -.
YIN. E. Arnold, Esq, IL Weybosset street, Provi-
denee l. Of twenty years Chronic Ehsana Mis
cisco, Neuralgia and Sciatica.
For Malarial Intermittent and Chronic Fevers,
ChiS, or Ague,
sALlCYLICA IS A CERTAIN CURE.
as it will not only cut the fevers but will achieve
Radical Cure, without any of the inconveniencies
and troubles arising from Quinine.
81 box, six boxes for s..
Sent free by Mail on receipt of money
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.
but take no imitation substitute, Sacylica
(cnpyl gted) is guaranteed to relieve, money re
funded and will be delivered free on receipt OF Or
derS, by calling on OF addressing
WAsHBJRNE & CO.,
Sole Agents.
212 Broadway, Fulton ST., (Anox Building), NY.
"a For sale by
GEO. w MAY & CO.,
Wholesale Dru tgsts.
feb 20 Staunton, Va.
p1ANos AND ORGANS!
sTIEF PIANOS, AND NEW ENGLAND CHURCH
AND PARLOR ORGANS,
and agents of other manufacturers.
STIEFF:S PIANOS,
received the Highest Honors over all American and
many European Rivals at the Paris Exposition, 1878.
Our Organs have won
MANY GOLD MEDALS
over older and long established Houses after the
sharpe competition and we DO not hesitate TO test
them with any instrument in the market.
gu L PIANOS AND ORGANS
comhine in wonderful degree sweetness, volume
and of tone, faulJeSS action and easy touch
perfection n design and workmanship.
Ag- Every instrument Warranted. -GA
Catalogues furnished Oh application,
HUNTER & CO., BOOKSELLERS,
apr2 Stauntcn, Va.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staurton, Va, April 1st., 1880
McGiyray,
HutcheSOn and ais
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county. entered on the 10th day OF June,
1868. the undersigned Commissioner has appointed
The 30th day Of Apri!, INST,
to take the following accounts, at his Office in Staun
ton, viz: An account of Lewis umgardner, Admir-
Of Sarah McGilvray. deceased, and an account of
the outstanding claims again t said estate. All per-
sons WHO have any claim against said esta e, are
hereby notified to appear before me on or before
said date and prove them-and all parties interested
in said suit are required to appear before NE on that
day without further notice.
JOHN NJ KINNEY,
on OF rnur
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l,TEAM FEATH Err RENOVATING.-Spring has
y Arrived and with it the GENERAL HOUSE CLEAN
ING sEA4oN. We will leave Oh OF about the LIST OF
Therefore ladies wishing to avail themselves of
the oppor unity OF having their feathers cleansed OF
All NoxIors and HEALTH DESTROYING substances,
will please do at once, and call at No. 43, West
Main Street, Staanto on, Va.
REFERENCEs- the undersigned, respectfully
testify 10 the essential benefits and perfect satisfac
ton derived from IL lug feathers renovated and
MRS H NJ BELL,
Mrs. LUCY ID. WOODS,
MRS. X II. CATLETT,
apra On Mrs. r. HAWKINS.
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Mr.. w. E. THORNTON, Baltimore, Md
Dear sir:-Permit me to add my testimony to the
great number You have received III favor Of La
roque's Anti Bilious Btters. l Lave used them in
my farQiy for the past three years. and do not hesi
iate to pronounce them the best medicine Of the
kind have ever used, aud always keep them In the
house.
GEORGE F. ADAMS,
apr16 1t 293 Hollis Street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" Stauntoa. April It'll, 1880.
Forrer's Executors,
Henry Forrrr surviving SC.
In pursuance OF the order # recommittal entered
in the foregoing the 18th day OF April, 1880
in the Circuit Court of Augusta county. the under
signed CommiSs in Chancery of said court has
fya1p
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THE RACES ON THE 18Th of APHlL'-
AS the day approaches, the fever begins TO
rise about the English races to come Oh
next Monday week. The silver cup TO
be run for IL very handsome one over
twelve inches high, the cover OF the bow
being surmounted by the figure of a JocKy
rider waiting to be weighed. On the bowl
is the inscription, presented by New
York gentleman to the winner OF the Au-
gusta County, Virginia Gentleman s race
April 18th. 1852 Our Augusta county
| friends who desire to enter horses IL US
bear in mind that the entries close Iomor
row evening at o'clock. Mr.. o. w. WI!
kinson, the Secretary Of the club Will OF
at the Virginia Hotel up to that hour Il
receive them Entries made after to-mor
row will cost SIS more.
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A HOME PREPARATION.-OLro. HAIR REST ORA
TIvE,-lt removes dandruf. Prevents the ha
from falling out. Restores it to its original color. Il
is also an elegant dressing for the hair containing
no grease nor any injurious ingredients. Price Is
cents.
q. ". MAY & CO., DRUGGISTS,
ianl6tf Sole Manufacturers, Staunton, Va
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONDAY, April u, 1880.
There is some improvement in the tone and actiyi-
ty of the market this week, though prices Quality
considered) are unchanged. The offerings general
ly were OF better class, the Western cattle bein
especially very fine while the stablefed Pennsylva
MIA cattle were about as usual. There were very
few Common cattle in the yards. The market clos
ed rather earlier than usual. Prices ranged from
$3.50 per leo pounds, few selling low the
former figure, most of the sales ranging from 47s9
81 cents per pound.
Mich COWS.-There is a more active demand for
good Cows; com mon are dull. Prices-$2j@$45 per
head, as to quality
Receipts for the week.
Sheep and Lambs .f8s
Hogs 6l5z
Total s75l
Prices of Beef Cattle at the Market this Week.
Very best on sale this week S. @5.65 cent,
That gen er aGy rated first quality Hl
Ordinary thin Steers. oxen and Cows 2Ngs
Extreme range OF prices Z7o@5.65 -
Where the Cattle are from.
Missouri, 1o2s
Maryland az
Illinois, So
west virginia
Total 1911
Hogs were quoted at sA@6N cents. Sheep are
quued as follows-sheared sheep 4@5 cents, Wool
sheep 41z@6A cents. Lambs S@914 cehts-with
| full supply equal to the demand.
CITY Notices.
TEMPLE OF Fashion, will open my first stock
! OF Spring Goods on SATURDAY
apl i6-It X. M KELLEY
| Don't delay! Use Bodega Bi.ters!
aprl6 1t
| BAD COMPLEXION is FREQUENTLY
I caused by worms. Shrner's Indian Vernifuge will
remedy the whole trouble. Try it. Only rs cents
bottle.
| For sale by
| DIR. N. WAYT & BRO, DRUGGISTS,
| Next door to Post Office,
apr l6lt Stanton, Va.
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Personal.

Mr.. VIM. B. Crawford, formerly we'll
knowL itizen Of Staunton, and for many
years :retary at the Augusta Female
Semina died at Quincy, ILL.,, a few days
ago.
Mr.. w. II. Einger, who signs the tele-
gram announcing that Oregon sends five out
eof six delegates for Field TO Cincinnati, is
"a nephew of the late N. Harvey Eflinger
land is well known in Staunton. He went
,toOregon from Harrisonburg and is. now
zone of the leading lawyers at. the bar in
that state as we'll as prominent in her poll
tics.
Mr.. W. Bos johnson, left here on Tues
daT, to take position in the engineer
COZ, y under MIR. Chas. Conrad, WHO is 10.
cath, ~ nu..ber Of coke furnaces beyond
Fire c. ~ek, w. Va.
Rev. l. vther L. Smith, the new pastor
of Mt. I, >bor Lutheran church in this
county, assn ued the position this week.
In giving be avocation OF Frank I.
Ware, one Of Il Y Asst seven colored jury
men that ever &Tved in Staunton. last
week, we should ha.s said merchant. not
car driver.
At the meeting of he Gland Lodge Of
Odd Fellows in Richrrend Wednesday
among the Grand officers choseA was Capt
Thos. J. Crowder of Staunton. VINO Was
elected Deputy Grand Master.
PROSPERITY OF HOME lNsTITL 'T1oN
The Valley Mutual Insurance Com ,2any
is doing more work now than At any pc
vious period OF it's existence. 1t ISSUED
$2OO, 600 insurance in March, apd has al
ready reached $3.50. 600 in April. The
company has just made an assessment on
the death of Il. I. Leigh, of Richmond,
which is only the third death in nineteen
months, all unusually good record which
speaks we'll for the prudent management
OF the company.
The Office Of the company has just been
removed to the large front room OH the
first floor of the City Hall. The large. ele-
CANT papered room 55x21 feet has been
partitioned of by heavy oak railing iuto
convenient divisions for the secretary.
clerks and visitors, carpeted and neatly
furnished and all at a very moderate OUT
Law. Although strict economy has been
consulted, the office has been pronounced
by insurance men from Baltimore, Rich
mond and Lynchburg who have recently
visited Stanton, to be the best insurance
office in the State of Virginia.
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New SET OF INSTRUMENTS FOR THE
SToNEwAIL BRIGADE BAKD.~-That we'll
known musical organization. the Stone-
wall Brigade Band desire new set or ih-
struments at cost of $50, and the mena-
bers of the band are willing out of their
private funds to contribute one-fnurth OF
this. though the benefit will be public and
not private one. To aid the raising OF
the rest, the following committee has been
a,xa,ipted to solicit honorary members at
as each: Or. II. H. Fuitz, j. E. Graham
A. A. Eskridge. JF., 4. E. Miller John
W, Abby, NJ. F. White. Capt. ". L. Bum
gardner and Capt. A. H. FntM.
We are scarce of space this morning ont
we must take room to say in behalf OF ting
pro;ect. that if the Band had charged TOT
all the services rendered freely and wiling
" to the pubiic. it would have no need fof
outside all to purchase the instruments
they desire to get.
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apr16 1t

For twelve months was afflicted with Chills and
Fever Piles, Loss of Appetite Shortness Of Breath
Weakness of the Back. Sick Headache, Complaint
of the Kidneys and Liver Disorder. and found no
relief from the different courses Of treatment resor
ted to. I final, used the Bedford Alum and Iron
Mass and such was its effects that after the Of
ew bottles was entirely cured and am now enjoy
ing good health, and free from the above complaint
REV. ELLISON c. DODSON.
For sale Dy
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Saturday, ADril II

. 'IWTWUy, dDFtt IT
All entries after that date will be s. extra. The
Secretary will be in staun-on April L tn. between IL
O'Clock, \. NJ AMI z. NJ, and will give al heceS-
Sary informa ton
Admission 10 the Fair Grounds IS cents each day
ofthe races.
O. W. WILKINSON,
apra ct Secretary.
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the st., day of Mau, prorinao,


to state and settle the following accounts viz: st.
An account of all debts still due and unpaid OF the
late firms OF u. s. H. Forrer. and Fotrer u FOrrer:
End. An accounl of the liens on Henry Forrers ill.,
the payment of firm debt> and the deDE ascertaned
to be due by him to the estate Of David Forrer and
the urder of priority elsa liens and the amount due
to the Elizabeth Iron Co af er said liens are paid Sd
An account of what passed to the Elizabeth Iron
Company, by The deed If C. p Hartman aud wife to
said company. also what passed to the SAID conpa,
company; 4th commissioner will ascertain and re;
port the Fights OF thu various claimants to the debt
known i'll this record us Exhibit \ >; and any
other matters deemed pertinent, SC All parties in
teres1e, and especi ly the Judgment and oher lien
creditors Of Henry Foirar, r. B. Dunlap and c. 2.
Harmln are required IT, appear before me ON or be-
creditors are directed by It'd dec &c to present aud
prove their liens without further not!cA
apr9 At JOHN KINNEY, Com'r.
VIRGINIA IN VA AXIOM.
Y In the Clerk 8 Office. Circuit Co 1T Of A ususta
County, April Sta, 1881
Viii lam Kew John Key, j cob F. Croft and Maria
his wife, Alexander Hays and Sarah his wife, Walk
er Key. Jacob he. czelisky and Polly his wife
Plaintiffs
Lizzie R. Key, ADMINISTRATIVE of George Y Key,
decd; Lizzie r; Ke widow Of George y Key de-
and Richard Kes-Dcfendants
In CHANCEhY.
The obi ct of this silt is to obtain a settlement
Of The accounts OF Lizzie X. Key, AdnlnstratrlX OF
George Y. Key, deceased, and a distribution OF the
personal estate of &c rye Y. Key, deceased, among
| the parties entitled hereto.
1t an curing by alidavit filed that. Thomas Key
and kicha d Key are non-resi1ents OF hs State j i
is OF dered tina t.ey do appear here within on llont
al er due publication Of this noce and do what Is
II ces>ary to protect their Interests. cr.,-
slefey & Bumgardper, p. &. apl545
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CONSUMPTION CURED.-An cd physi clan, retired
from practice having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of simple vegei
tabl0remedy for the speedy and permanent curefOr
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and al
Throat and Lung Affections, also positive and rad
lcal cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands Of cases. has felt it sduty
to make it known to his suffering fellows Actpated
by this motive ana desire to relieve human suffer-
ing, will send free Of charge to al who desire it
this recipe, in German, French or English with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. w. SHERAR,
fsb27 1t cow l49 Powers Block, Rochester, NY
tYNpHHuHG, VA, Jan. 81, 1873
Mr. j. K MONTAGUE;
Dear Sir.-We have used your Horse and Cattle
Liniment on our horses for Sore Backs Sore Shout
ders, Wounds. Bruises, &C., and have found 1t q
prompt cure in every instance. We believe it to be
all you claim for 1t, and cheerfully recommend it to
the public.
Respectfully,
III. ADAMS & BROS.
HERKELEK eco,
agfezt stap| ll1 Va,
Preyept crooked boots and blstered heels b,
wearing Lyon Patent Metallic Heel Stfeners.
apF2st
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CITY Notices.

TEMPLE OF FASHION. II will open my first stock
OF Spring Goods on SATURDAY
apl i6-it X. M. KELLEY.
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S. McNABB, A. M. CARRIER
NEW TIN ESTABLISHMENT.
The firm of
McNABB & GARBER,
have opened new timing establishment at
105, augusta Street,
(Pritchards) and will pay especial attention to the
manufacturing Of
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
of all descriptions.
ROOFING AND sPOUTINa-A SPECIALITY.
It will be seen from the above tina. I have gone
into the tin business have had eleven years expe-
at Of F. 5hS w aad W
ger Co. will use my best efforts to give satisfac
fehl3~6m. SAMUEL McNABB.
r COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ~
Cole, f '' ~
Price, Geo. Els Admir-
In pursuance Of decree
entered in the foregoing cause OF the It'll Of Novem
Der, 1879, will proceed, at my Office in Staunton,
on the 18th day of April, inst,
to take the following accounts:
1st. An account of the personal estate Of Geo. E.
Price, decd and its value
3D. An account Of the real estate left by said Price
its annual, rental and fee simple value, and the
state of the title thereof,
3d. An account OF the liens upon said personal
property and upon the real estate with their legal
priorities,
4th. A settlement OF the account of John NJ Car
roll administrator of said George E. Price, decd,
&C.
All persons having claims or liens against said es-
on or before said 2sh OF April and all parties in
terested in this suit in any wise notified to APP
pear on said day without further notice.
JOHN M. KINNEY,
apr At Commissioner.
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Don't delay! Use Bodega Bi.ters!
aprl6 Ii
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Machines sold exchanged and rented attachments
and needles for all llrst class machines always on
nand Machines delivered at your homes free OF
charge and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Full instructions given For full particulars, ad-
dress JAS. w. NEWTON,
mario Lock Box 81, Staunton, Va.
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The 3Uth day Of Aprs1, aust,
totake the following accounts, at his Office in Staun-
ton, viz: An account of Lewis 8umgardner, Adm r
OF sarah McGvray. deceased, and an account of
the outstanding claims again t said estate All per-
who have any claim against said esta e, are
hereby notified to appear before me on or before
said date and prove them-and all parties interested
in said suit are required to appear before he that
day without further notice.
JOHN M. KINNEY,
api PAT COm'r.
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The entrances .Or the
ENGLISH AND AUGUSTA COUNTY RACES
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Baltimore Md.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL S7.5O6, 100000
TOTAL Cash ASSETS $1.S26, 943.97
ASSETS IN UNITED STATES,
Including $50, 900 deposited
in Virglnia.) s 775,OO3.10
NET SURPLUS, 5 9,7S1 .0S
Insures Town and Country property at rates as
low any other strictly first class Company. Poll
cies issued for two, three four or five years upon
dwellings, Schools, Churches or Farm property at
reduced rates. Losses adjusted and paid through
the Baltimore office without discount and without
reference to Liverpool or elsewhere.
WILLIAM FRAZIER, AGENT.
Staunton, Va
Before accepting this agency took pains to in
form myself Of the character and standing Of this
Company. | am satisfied there is no safer fire In
surance company in Great Britain or the United
States. 1t has won the confidence of business men
in European and American cities; and with bust
ness men Confidence is plant of slow growth
can be seen or communicated with at the law
office of Mr.. Richard P. Bell.
mar26 tt WIN. FRAZIER.
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Preyept crooked boots ara blistersd heels
wearing Lyons Patent Metallic Heel Stftenefs.
apF25t "
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BAD COMPLEXION IS FREQUENTLY
caused by worms. Shrner's Indian yernifuge will
remedy the whole trouble Try it. Only rs cents a
bottle.
For SalA by
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GEO. W. MAY y CO.,
No. 6, South Augusta St., Staunton, VI
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" StauEton, Va. April 1st., 1880
McGiivray,
VS.,
Hutchinson and ais.
In pursuance of decree OF the Circuit Court 0
Augusta county. entered the 10th day of June
1868. the undersigned Commissioner has appointed
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-30
HANCOCK'S LETTER.
what It Contains n Given by These
who Know.
ne IasIsi. THAT the President sheaIa
he a FizureheAa.
Aaa That CsaEre.s q. the OsIy
Fewer 20 RaIe the Csuatry.

New York, July 29.-The Express
says: II was announced to-day that
Gen Hane0ck's letter OF acceptance 9
would be issued this evening, but this
afternoon il was definitely learned that
his letter Was not 10 lie furnished to-
day. II Is believed the issuance OF the
letter only awaits the arrival Of copies
OF Mr.. English's letter, 50 that both
may he issued simultaneously.
The ErPress reports this afternoon
that IL learned that Gen. Haneock's
letter had been ready and In print for
several days. IL Is understood 70 be
short BY persons believed To have a
general knowledge Of its substance. 1t
is stated that its chief points are:
First That the presidents duties
are chiefly executive and that the pres
ldent must obey the constitution as
the supreme law OF the land, and obey
and enforce the laws Of congress, whose
duty 1t Is To enact laws when found
that they have become obnoxious.
Second. That the political results OF
the war must he accepted and upheld
in good faith. The constitutional
amendments and laws enacted in pur-
suance thereof must be fully respected.
Third. The broadest democratic
ground will be taken on such question
that Columbia is an asylum and home
for the oppressed Of all lands. but she
win not tolerate the enslavement OF
labor In any form, whether by foreign
or local control.
Fourth. That the duty OF the presi-
dent TO make recommendations to con-
gress is to be pursued In no narrow but
In thoroughly national sense, and as
local interest may conflict, the duty OF
reconciliating matters over which sec
tions may dispute, belongs TO congress
for making power.
New York, June 30.-The Heraid
says that Hancock's letter OF accept
ance is finished and will be given TO the
public with that Of English's to-day or
tomorrow. I. further says that Han.
cock wrote the letter without consult
ing nybody.
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Tanners PitiraI coAdI,lon.

New York, July 29.-Dr. Tanner is
decidedly worse. lie Is weaker and
his eyes are dill and heavy, aud he suf-
fers 30 much that his physicians have
decided 10 have beef extract, warm wa
ter and brandy ready for any emergcn-
cy. He, however, makes light Of the
symptoms, and says when hiccoughs
break In on him he will Mt once break
FAST. lie asked for few drops of pep
permint this morning to relieve the
pain, but was refused, reseiving instead
warm water. He ate some ice this
morning, and soon after vomitei one
and half ounces OF mucous, tinged
with bile. He was weak and helpless
for hours aiterward. lie thinks he has
caught slight cold. He was sleeping
mt noon.
At $3.50 this afterternoon DIR. Tan
ner's pulse was regular at ~; temper
ature, 9ss; respiration, IL. His strength
Us tested by dynometer, was so kilo-
meters on the right hand and ~ on the
left. DIR. Gum then applied sphyg-
mometer to his wrist and said the
tracings were rs good as could he ex-
pected. At4 o'clock the doctor walked
TO the lower hall, where his weight was
found to be 1874 pounds, loss of half
n pound in 2i hours. He drank four
ounces of carbonic acid water and then
laid down, and was covered with
blankets, the air being very cool. At
Gas the doctor went out and got n
warm bath. At s O'Clock he entered
the large hall and fell asleep shortly
afterward.
At les n. m. the doctor was resting
quietly.
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London, July ga Berlin dispatch
10 the Times says: II appears that
France has resolved TO withdraw her
iron clads II the naval demonstration
should develop into real action. Until
now 1t has been hoped that good under
standing between the powers during
the drawing up Of the collective note
would continue, but the attitude of
France during the past few days makes
II likely that many new difficulties may
arise. A military paper says the num-
her of Turkish troops stationed on the
Greek frontier is :, 400 foot, LAO horse
and sls cannon ready for active ser
vice