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CHAIRsl CHAIRsh-50 DOZEN wood
hogaRy spring seat Chairs dox wooI csns srd
spriny ,eat Rockers doz. Chfldrens Chair. a.
sorted landing this day. and for sale BY
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THE TIyERTON BANK.

New YORK, Aug. 29.-Arrived to-day, bark Ma
ron. from Pamero, and brig West India, from Fcn
sacola.
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No. DIR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homno-
pathst offers his professional services 10 the citi
Eens OF Richmond and its vicinity. Office his
sidenee on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
ta
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THE NEXT STEAMER FROM EUROPE
SHIP NEWS

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The steamer Vanderbilt
will not be here till Tuesdey, the time of her de-
parture from Havre las been changed.
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1@-P. III. AYLErT, Attorney at Law
Practices In all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond. and attends regularly the County aad Circuit
Courts OF Chesterfield. Hehrtco, Hanover and King
William counties.
ss-ofice over the store Of p. Johnston Brother.
No. lis Main street. IN len
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THE RECIPROCITY BANK-SUSPENSI0N OF
WILLIAMS, TANNER & CO.
BUFFALO. Aug. 29-The Reciprocity, formerly the
Sockets Harbor Bank closed its doors this morn
ing, but will probably resume on Monday.
Messrs. Williams, Tanner & Co., forwarders, sus.
pended payment yesterday afternoon
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Ra- ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes hasjus been received at the I'm
porting House of ALEX. HILL, No. III Main street.
Richmond, Va.
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OUTRAGE IN BosToS CHuRcH.-R. II. Stevens
Esq, well known and esteemed business man OF
Norfolk, Va, being on visit to Boston, recently
visited church for coiored persons. Seeing some
negroes from Virginia, he commenced conversation
with them, and the fact became known that he was
a STAKEHOLDER. The clergyman approached him ana
asked, ado you own a SOUL" This was signal
for offensive demonstrations from the negroes, IN
Guiding threats of shooting, tarrng and featherng
Mr.. Stevens left. however, uninjured. The Boston
papers "explain" it by saying that the negroes
thought Mr.. S. was there for the recovery OF fu-
ptiye.
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bfUUkt AFellue, htChihODus '

So FOR NEW YORK-SrEAM.
<N7 sHIP. JAMESTowN--Wnl receive
1m0X freight to-day {M0NDAY,) and up
10 the hour off o'clock p. NJ, TUES
hour. $3.50 ~ 'N-'
au 3l-2t p aEa.l LIrnIAM n WATSON
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the

61Sssubscriber, on the 2sth of August at night,
large Black MARE; four white feet. blase in her
forehead heavy name and TAIL about eight years old.
reward of $40 will be paid for the delivery of the
said mare, and $50 for the mare and thief. ft...
d, NJ. COOKE
QI-=kfx RrO0ka Ayanne RchIn0nI Va
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- MARCUS HARRIS,
s6 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, de-,

FALL TRADE, 1857.
We beg leave to invite the attention OF pure
to our large and attractive stock Of BOOTS. SHOE
and CATERS, now receiving, which IN lew gay z
will be- very complete in all departments and will
comprise the largest and most commanding assort-
ment we have had the pleasuee to otter to our
York and Philadelphia, and by various arriy we
received large portion Of our fall stock, embracing
every variety, among which are many OF entirely
now and beautiful designs We shall be prepared to
exhibit splendid stock of Boots and Shoes OF our
own make We respectfully solicit examination
of our stock, when will be much larger than We
have before exhibited and which our increased
facilities enable TO offer to cash buyers ut prices
that will meet the competition Of this or any other
market. MARCUS HARRIS,
No. ls3 Broad street.
tl,oS hI,rk.l a1Atic
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LAND WARRANTs.-The Pension Bureau has received
official information of the conviction, sentence, and
imprisonment of Charles B. Miner, at Hartford,
Conn. for forging bounty land claims. The Com
missioner of Pensions has been informed of the re-
arrest and confinement in Jail, to await trial, of
James r. Buchanan, of Jackson Port, Arkansas, for
forging bounty land warrants.
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ITO HAND THIS DAY.-A large ship
i rnent Of Summer Goods, Of good andenfirely new
styles, to which we invite attention. We have lust
received some new Raglans adapted to the season
and we are now offering Inducements to purchasers
20 all in want Of
We address ourselves, and think by examining eur
stock, customers viii find quality and appearance
sufficient TO please.
ECONOMICAL PURCHASES
may be made at llo Main street. Of everything per
tanning to gents wear both for dress and bnslners
purposes. Fashion and comfort are both consulted
In the selection and manpfActpre Of our goods.
GR0SHONG TrPNAE
jy14 no Main street.
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THE OHIO RIVER.

WHEELING, VA, Aug. 29.-The river, to-day, is
feet, and steady.
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a August 3lst, 1887.
" BLUES ATTENTION!-Th The COM
il pany will meet for DRILL, this (MoNDAY)
evening, ut O'Clock, precisely, with the usual ac-
coutrenents full attendance is necessary as some
new manouvres will be gone through with.
By order of Capt. FRI.
Alt T. T.. CRUMp, Orderly.
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RICHMoND STOVE WORK

= For nearly six years have been supplying rny
patrons principally with the Stores Manufactured a
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
and have found them to give general satisfaction.
both rs to quality and operation. The firm VI G. D.
YALE 4 Co. are now prepared TO furnish the trade
with any description Of these desirable Stoves
CHAS. ID. YALE
m 3S-sr1 t 10 Main afreaf
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suIcrDK-A young and interesting daughter of
John Earlywine. Esq, who resides about a mile
from the Pennsylvania line, In Marshall county,
Virginia, committed suicide by hanging herself on a
young sapling, on Tuesday evening, the 18th. Miss
4 was about nineteen years of age, and beloved by
all who knew her. She had been at Cameron on the
morning the 18th, and appeared to be in her
alheslth and spirits, and no reason can be assigned
for the committal of this rash act,
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! A theatrical company opens In Norfolk Va, this
evening, under the management OF Mr.. Allen. Is !
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r,r,xs or LIGHTNING The house Of Thomas NO ~.
$3.50 ~, Soc n West Chicago, was ssruc1 py
y n s,.I an friday the 21st inst. The electric
= ~, ssse nded the stove pips~whleh proleetod
N roueh the roofof the houss--passtng down us
hack Of the store. breakins one leg o. !, tnenss
.a,ins a woutherIy course. shivering floor loist,
snd smother rushing north passing up through the
floor In four places, splitting the bottom OF wash
sundry others OF the shelves and transferred
cbild's dress from Its accustomed place to . iodg-
ment on ceiling joist; third current OF the cleo.
trio fluid nearly severed sill Of the house, killed
six chickens under the house and did other damage
Nrs Mcnamara was ut tho wash tub not three
feet from the spot when the fnid came up through
the floor and child Ia the cradle within feet
of the place where IL went down, but neither was
hurt-Ca Press oath.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO RI
AAAHAT BOOT ANDaAITKR wEARERs.
From Is TO % per cent saved by buying from
quality molsskin Hats so second quality q silk
Hats. > 7,3o fine calfskin sewed Boots, $50; Con.
Engiish KID, Sis buck skin, S,0, Lasting 81 So
cafskin g 81 patent lcather pumps 81 calfskin do
S2I3; csfskin Oxford Ties. % 75 They are an made
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no abate-
n.one- 10
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Private rooms. ................-.....7 tols

@- By agreement this day entered into between
Physicians OF Bellevue Hospital In addition to the
usual weekly charge fee varying from % to $50
will be demanded of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge Tor any specified
operation may be ascertained beforehand by apPlca
ton to the Resident Physician or the Attending Ply
sicians and Surgeons Of either institution.
Intending Surgeons. --Profs. Gibson, Peticolas and
Wexford.
Attending Physieians.--Profs Tucker and Conway
Resident Fysiadn.-Marion Howard, N. d. .el &
iSespord--F. NJ Parrish. Il sss,-a5 j = ~ ~ =
hcndesst a. fefrm1rp.-L. 8. Joynes, NJ d.
Persons In the country wishing 70 send patients 10
the Inhrmary, or desiring information may address
the President or the Steward iy l--d6m
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- BBLS. Superior Hive Syrup; Crush
- ed. Pulverised and Coffee Sugars, receiving,
for sale by WM- III. TYLER,
aust 18th street
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Bag FACTS WORTH Ksowrxa.-The re-
FANCY DRY GOODS,
LADIES' BAzAAR,
NO. 2oI, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA
Have been marked down at prices, and seAing
at lower rates-quality and style eonsidercd-than
they have ever been purchased heretofore Ia this
market =. "a
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and SLEEVES, rsng-
Fine ~ french s% a6sLIS SETS r 81 worth 81 ..e
Musiia and cnmbrie BINDS. rpr Sleeves and Basoues
sh SIf f2e k sad Six StoTEs uosx
Whalebone BUsTS, &C. %
MILLINERY GOODS. us+
Bonees, Ribbons Flowers. oaillinss. LADIES' ppsss
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
stTroSs. and Other bhSss fkiSsisssssA , 1ss;
Boob swi.. Plaid. ssipsd and bos.sa n ! sLfSs "
A FANCY 1ss' fa sSH STAPLE ARTICLES
81 Rs 2. low prices 70 mako room Cor
We are not going 10 wind up, hut we 81. sslilnx
Goods az prices that win be caution % old soxiea
1 ATTENTION, VA. RIFLES. Pa
.sde IN tsSst Of the City Hal. 90 aoNDAY, the
.aasa y order F. ~ ~ ng gt'ss osa.,ay.
EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLiSH-
aEn nSSkE ,sd s caSs s e
orders and try IT, The subser1hvr j. prepared g
furnish his patrons and the Pablo generally nth
this very popular drink In pint and haff PINT eottfss
and m quantities % syt cpsson<rx Ms superior
Soda Water csntinues 20 BE- Ia high fAvs< With the
public. Thee In want of aay 81 the above articles
A. their sqpssiaFty = almess uasspsNly
admitted. "a 81 q EF7E.s1ErP9' v
wARREN cASFIELp, lssss,
aus apshst. between Main ana rrsnEIin.
C.0LGATE'S PEARL STARCH; Solar
~ Lamp Oh. in khls- Pny sAie ly - - -.
an ~ J. q. n DAVENPORT,
IMACkEREL---l00 bbls. medium Hall,
sale by WOMRLE [AIS0fSE' ~
au& 49, "a 81 No ii pearl afrest
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
L LEGE OF VIRGISIA.-This Inirmary, connect
cd with the Medical College of Virginia located In
the city Of Richmond, corner of Marshall and Col
ege strees is orpn for the reception of Patients
or Surgical aid except the insane and those aboring
under contagious disease admitted into the InEi
plete. s.s
The Patients are under the charge Of the Professors
Of the College. The charges for Board Medical at
tendance, Nursing and Medicine, are for
S White Patients . per week
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l,EsARKaBLE DEaTHs.-The Patterson IN. j. Guar
dian. In aluding TO the deaths OF Mr. and Mrs John
Moore. of Aauackanock township, says: Mrs. Moore
died on Sabbath morning OF dysentery, aged H.
The neighbors congregated at the house to the fu.
neral and were just carrying the corpse out of the
door when Mr.. Moore died of the same disease. MIR
Moore was aged 81, and he has always lived where
they died Mrs. Moore was his second wife. Both
were very quiet yet very much respected.
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IN PACKAGES Superior Gunpowder
w TEAS boxes Colgate's Toilet Soap. landing
per schr Danville, for sale by
au 81 VIM. III, TYLER. 18th st.
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s4s8 4.ag .afhae. li
&aAN aSEasH s.
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~ MACKEREL.-51 bbls. Cut Herrings; 80 bbls
No. ) Mackerel, landing, for sale BY
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TouRsAMENT.--A splendid tournament came on
near Markham. In this county. on Thursday ast'
In the presence of large coneourse OF spectators
Upper fauqaier, 30 noted for its generous hospi-
talty and lovely women, turned out sn lne o os
sion Thirteen Knights entered the lists. our
friend and townsman, j. Catlett Gibson, Esq. was
the successful knight, after taking the ring seven
times in succession. Mr. Ashby. of Markham, TAX
inc In six-beat that who can. Miss Bette Lewis
Marsball was crowned the Queen of Love and Beau
ty, We did not ascertain who were the other sue,
ce.sful Knights, save Mr. Ashby. who also crowned
"A Miss Marshall - Furres,f0n Wing.
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RRA Y.-Half, quarter and eighth
- pipes, various qualities, for sale by -
au3 I. G. b. DAVENPORT.
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DEATH or DAUGHTER OF MAJOR GENERAL scHuY'
LER.-The oswego Times, of Thursday records the
death in that city, Of Mrs Catharine Van Rensse-
iaer Cochrane. daughter Of Major General Schuyler
the distinguished Revolutionary patriot She was
horn in this city on the 10Th of February. ISL
The infant years Of Mrs Cochrane's life were pass
luton abe was exposed to the thrilling incidents o.
III. Mohawk frontier.
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THE NIAGARA AND INV ATLANTIC TELFGRAr1t--
STEAMER MISSISSIPPI VESSELS REPAIRING AND
FITTING FOR SEA.
The new steamer Niagara will he rcndy for
sea in three or four weeks. It's settled that size
Is to assist in laying the tclegnphio cuhe he
tween Newfoundland and Iceland. the difficulty
IN relation IL the terms at the contract with the
builders Of her machinery having been adjusted
In manner sati stactnry IL all parties. Sae will
take out l,2i0 miles of cable. weighing about n
ton per mile The cabls Is three tunrths of nn
inoh IN diameter. The Niagara j. intended TO
carr twelve Immense swivel guns, but this
peaceful expedition il i said she will carry but
four in order To- admit the weight of the cnhle
and nm extra supply of ia l. The ship has re-
c,ivptl her last coat of back paint. aud now lies
in the water IN ldel of benuty and the pride of
our navy. tits now confidently h ped that at
SEA she viii be ahle ,o nuke srpm twelve to four
teen knots an Lour! but in laying tho cable she
will not ran probably mrrc than three four
knots. Soma phintlbg and interior finishing up
only remains so hr dom. before she J. ready for
sea. II l. probal,'r that >hr will make II short
tial "trip before s'i5r'i, 10y M ocean 10 com
mrnce the work q ir,is#s &C. cable.
The sloop Of wa p.. -, i, unw in the dry
4 ok. undergoing tir IT, borough repairs. -
I he planking above the wl,rr Inc found to
he completely rotten. brr ennr" upper works
are IL be rebuilt and 81 arranged that he will
hereafter curry herfull complement of guns
Shei~ To be got ready for sea IN two months, il
j possible.
| Orders have been received TO get the steamer
! Mississippi reudp for sen 10y the first of May aud
accordingly the work upon her l. being pushed
! forward with despatch. 81" has been thorough
/ ~ rebuilt inside and out. Her machinery, mclu
ding new boilers # Martin, pat"ui. i all ready.
/ She has received new plnnkinE, top timhcrs, and
! new deck, and only her top work remains Ia hc
1 Ia Il
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lie electric lec.ral h. bnt n"v fh.lrrad c"bssy-
Hnoe l. too si,w a coach to make it fehtahe /"
any newspaper hr,e 10 Inv" HE exclusive Iniar
inaiiun nf the operations of the gascrnnrni; AMI
n, ruterpri-ing Journal will consent IL have IL
indepeuieuco controlled aud made eubserv.nt IA
the wishes or whims of Others. The organ Il an
Aimini- trati. n can never become popular With
the masses and without tlis it is bot poo stock
except in point OF government favors. These
view. have probably Induced the present editor
of the tnicn tn desire withdrawal from hi. po-
sitinn and nj The sume tne convince the ENecn
tive that II judicial dissemination Of tn news EN-,
ann,ing from ihi. point could better BE- effected
by the telegraph. and rnierprising journalists. 1t
l. therefore highly probable that the tdiior of the
MON will withdraw aud that journal b. placed
"a the .a,ne footing with he others, except as to
the government Advertising,
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Amin mi iErNirn.


MADRID. Mnct The probability OF hos
tiIitcs with Mexico begins Ia excite "A good dad
Of attention hr'c. The nilon i complicated. -
On thu one hand the Goyernm mt l. 10th to go
Ia war with that republic. let its operations
should in ,ome way give prcteXt for umbfage I"
the United states. OF which power 1t stands IN
ave. The dislike to risk dispute with What
the Spanish pnpers are wont L. call the North
American Colossus. is Augmented by retaeul
which, | am as~ured,has been received from Ing
land and France 10 the application made to th"n
for protection for the island Of Cuba while an cx.
expedition went against Mexico
4 special envoy from the MexicAu Government,
Seuor la Prague. j. said to have arrived at
Southampton. and to be on his way to Madrid,
charged with cxplanalioss respecting the recent
oulragrs on Speni~h residents in the territory
at the Republic. Until be has been heard, and
until the receipt of dispatches from the Spanish
Minister al Mcxica, now on the ro1d. and exp
Ted here next week. no final decision will be taken
hv the Government. Meanwhile, preparations
continue. Five large vessels are getting ready
to leave c ,diz with troops, and VI" ofhcets
derea To this service have received orders 10 h. Id
them selves in readiness fer prompt departure
The plan of the Spanish Governm mt is the fol-
having: Its proposed To fetch General Santa
Anna from Cprhasenl tSouh America.) where
he nj present i, and whence he "Iil have seit in
struction to his artjzan> in MeNlcn. Vera Cruz
j. II be taken in his name. nnl win Spanish aid;
hi- adhercnts will be- in readiness tn j. him.
and 10 march upon the capital. This project has
probably had it, origin IN IN application which
j. known to have been mnde To Spain short time
ago by Santa Anna by a large number of officers
to- head an attempt he WAS contemplating. It l.
thought that the cnptnre of Vera cruz is spoken
uf rather too confidently. ~ thiug sure 10 be
AT nncc effected St juan dl'lloa passes for
one Of the stror Ge-t fort1e~ses If not the strong
- la, 4 noaricns aud ali III ,b,
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Oxysrnatca ssiucr-.-Rrnd the foiio"i


Ds.u Parker. Eslo Concord \ II man bo"eied
aul t-.tretd bN al who hu,w i'm
VIII disposition To maRe my name cnns1c
take the opportunity state TO tie afflicted me 1eheht
be Of Or Grees OIystiaed BtHS
iuinend th,m others For yuats have preh
tfoublei vi mIsuon AMI It's truaant evils such as ha
lency pata, attacks tuarrhoa, aeeonpaniedby
water the H. Oh rodue, me ia fesh strength
spirits Low that WIS nearly untitled tor business
afp" ly -iri1ns, from whom obta'd only ttm
psfay rtlrt and fading in horl time disease returning
In all ia magutY concluded with tic advice o nlcn' but
least faith in their cihca, Try th OK Eohad
Iittrrs Tie which found immediate rrH"t haN
ing bra-i after taking the inst rurti
to the directions until had taken
exit bottles which have er, y cucd me My weight
thirty five pouhds and health is perfect
say CONSIDER genated rters The best
have recommended them Ia several, who haec
ms arahfY found ,ftct benefit from then
YaHrt - qtctuly, CALEB Parker.
None genuine nnlc-s sIslrd BUTTS IN the wrapper
SETH ". FoWT.E = co, II Washington Street, Bos
ton, Proprictors. sid Ia. lhcir agents everywhere.
For sala by j II NIA4.
.. ,I..'i atVH,
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Ru.sinn Encronchucntso on CHINA.


The news that the land trade between Russia
and China i, not to he Interrupted, although the
five port, II which European nations have hlth-
crto traded are Ia be closed cannot fail to make
u decpimpres>i ON 'hase persons VIII" are aware
of til" territ,ial acquisitions which have been
nude by Russia IN >oulheruly direction daring
the last ten years, and OF her influence at Pc
kin.
I'm small map, which has been published !
tie last number OF PetermCHnS Communications
r,idtire 10 new and Important Geographical IN
riShgatioaS. it Is To bo seen that thu tenlt.rv
which the Russians hive acquired ia Mantohou
in extends on the coast # the Sea Of Japan 10
the 4lih degree uf nnrth latitude.
Ia HE wpst. the frontier line Of tn" Russian ac-
quisi.iuns in Mantehouiia i, formed 10y the Rv,r
Argun. HAT Pctrrmann obtained his iatarota
m at u" bad source You will see by the suhlnln-
"a passage. which Is translated from M article
entitled P,SchiSeharcQHs SHTrfy Of the R'rer
NOR IN The ycHi $50 :-''lu an lnportan dacH-
ment, III the Russian language. which l. now be-
fore ". the nature Of the pretenson- aud claims
of Russia II and on the north eastern pant ct
the th,u"se empire i clearly seen. In THIS work
which appeared four ytsus ago, almost the whole
ot Manchnurn. and the whole of the Island "t
Sachalln tSaGhnhcn,j are marked "a beionglng
10 tie Russian empire.
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The Rri,,ol Cou,cutio,,-uso. tpouemcnt.

We publish below the cuculur of President
Mcdaniel, notifying the officials of all the Rail
way Corporations interested III the proposed
Bristol Convention, that the day for the meeting
of that convention has been postponed TO the Sd
of June next. This is very jud'clous move
ment of Mr.. Mcdaniel, and haze no doGbt
will be SO regarded by all who have Just arpre.
citation of the Importance of the matters likely to
occupy the deliberations of the body.
We look to the action of tina, convention with
more interest than we have done to the delibcra-
State. If they act with wisdom in the selection
of their agents To 60 abroad. there i, every reas
on to anticipate more Of PRACTICAL -ood than from
all else thai has ever been done To restore To Nir-
gihia her hos, commercial position.
We would especially call the attention Of the
members Of the convention 10 the reccmmendn-
ton of Presden. Mcdaniel, Ito gather and put
in form such statistical information of their owu
liues If improvement. as well as of the country
generally. as may seem to them important
Without such details no gentleman that can be
chosen will fully discharge the duties of the high
commission with which he will be charged:
ViRGkiA Il TENNESSEE L. r. Co,
PresideHfs OGee, LynehLUrg March 81 81.
DEAR SlR:-As fac the Board oil Directors o
thi- Company advised the 18th OF April, hereto
tore named for holding the proposed Convention n
BRISTOL will not he as convenient to all parties inter
esst.i AS sonc Is er period 1t is therefore, deemed
Advisable TO postpone the meeting until Wednesday
the Sd day OF June, at which time it is now proposed
20 take place, at Bristol at noon OF that day.
The subject 10 be attracting considerable at
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