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rs,nAPH1O NEWS.
T.LEaRAPHIO NEWS.
TOR THE D1oRAY Oh
TATRR FROM kUROPk.
auprvAJ, OF THE D ROPA.

NEW YORK, June 10.-The steamship Europa
9Th dates from Liverpool to the 9Th Nay, ar.
rived here this evening.
The British have occupied the Island Of Perito,
commanding the entrance 10 the Red Sea.
The Mexican and Spanish negotiation ssmpo>
rarity suspended "
Bullion continues to flow from the BANK OF
France.
The French have seized the territory Of Dsk-
koran In Senegal
The relations between Sardinia and Austria and
Naples, and the Western Powers. are unchanged
The Screw Steamship ArRo would sail from
Southan pton for New York with 400 passengers
on the Goth June.
10 the British Parliament m annuity OF $4,000
per annum to the Princess Royal had been passed
without division.
Thomas G. Barring had been appointed Lord
of the British Admiralty.
| Attention had been called In Parliament to the
increased importation of slaves into Cuoa ana the
iuadeaua British force on that coast
Lord Clarendon said that Lord Palmerston had
renewed bis representations to the Spanish Gov
eminent on the subject, and no effort would be
wanting, as far as diplomatic negotiation would
CO. TO induce the Government NJ Maorld 10 take
effsctus steps to put down the trade
The Paris Debats conf ms the ratification Of the
Anglo-Persian treaty.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May z7.-Cotton quiet ana SLOW OF
sale at unchanged prices. sales for y days i4ooo
bai.s. of which spectators took 1910 Breadstufs
considerably advanced. Flour advanced 10; Wheat
Sd; Corn I'd. Rishardsop, Spence Co, quote Vel.
low Corn unchanged at SGT, and White unclaimed
at 4ol MsHenry CO. quote Ssnsa icy. WS.t
8A0ss; White $3.50 a SD Provisions steady.
Cor soils 9St OsS2.
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The Cunning ham Case.

In the application of Mrs. CUNNINGHAM for DR.
Burdelrs property, before the New York Surro-
gate Mary Donoho, . servant in the house,
testified to circumstances showing guilty relations
between Mrs. Cunningham and Mr. EckeI, and
also to having heard young Snodsrass say, " 1 ex-
pect We shall all swing together" From this she
iufsrs that Snodgrass was one of the guilty par
ties. 1t certainly showed very polite and &C.
commodating disposition In this young gentleman
10 be willing to accompany the rest of the house
hold In the amusement indicated Nothing could
exceed the harmony Of this amiable family and it
would have been no more than right If the sntici-
pasions of the virtuous Snodgrass had been real.
lied, and lovely in their lives, In their deaths thev
remained united.
In the Same case some additional evidencs Il
promised which, If borne out by the papers of
Burdel, now In the custody of the Public Admins.
traitor, will positively disprove the marriage of DR.
burdsn to Mrs Cunningham on the day she alless.
the 18th October. manufacturer Of teeth sts,es
mat on that day he sold to DR.. Burdell in Ain.
ny. $50 miles from New York, . large ouanti,v :,
artificial teeth, giving bill and recent for Tho
amount, which document, If not DESTROYED bv IN .
.esestsd parties, should be among The :. No.. :,
tie purchaser. @A' pspef' u
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
pether Bead Brelkeni


Anesher Bend Brskesi,
The New School Presbyterian General Az.
,embly Of the United States, 1t Its late 'e'....
At Cleveland. Ohio, took such action ~ -.
suce to the Southern (New Sch oo' ~.
terrain Churches, - would hereai'e' ~ ~
".in Of slaveholding" the basis o. .' a..,h.,n
The authorities Of the Oburca- a,,.
churches, unwilling to submit 70 '''s p. s,h,,.s
,ssued an address, which We nave 49, r -.
I'd. acting forth the reasons "h'en o'-r
..n.r..,on from their Northern ore'ofen ~
80 ,,.a.,.,s language, fixing the resp'n"ii'y Oh
,h.,. No,,heru brethren, wnefe pfope."
49,. Thev have also issued CO" LOT Afie'o,
80 c.,vsution of the New School, to meet ID
-X,S~,,r the e7th day OF August next TOT the
.- 81 consultation and Of organizing . zen
...smblv. In which, Il will be distinctly un-
1900 the subject of slavery will not be intro
- 7, 4. beIieyed that the North will not be
N,..or, ,,s CONSERVATIVES In that body, for there
N.x School Northern churches still sound on
.h. subiect Of slavery. We need only mention
,,s name of Rev DR.. Adams, author of the "Sou'h'
aida view of Slavery" As . specimen Of class
who have not re, bowed the knee to the aooii-
ton BaAl.
The South will unanimously applaud the act'oA
of her representatives in the Cleveland oonven-
ton. Nevertheless. this parting of the s'rsno' OF
religious brotherhood is one of the most om'nous
.isus of the times. The Methodists, the baptis's'
and now the New School Presbyterians, have sue
sessively split upon the rock OF slavery. IL Inc
religious denominations 60 to pieces on that rock
ara the States securea If fauaticism triumpha
thus over loyalty the church. will 1t ud less
easy 70 overcome patriotism II 1t snaps, ike
bands of straw the chains of religious fraternity,
which have been formed at the altar, and which
man have pledged their souls by holy sacraments
70 preserve intact and invioate will 1t prove too
weak for secular and human constitutions and
compaetsf
The late action of the American Tract Society
is threatening the disntegration of one of those
great benevolent and national associations which
has hitherto stood second only to the church in the
affections of many religious denominations. We
gave, at the time, the resolutions almost unani-
mously adopted by the Baptist State Association
at its late session in this city, and by which the
Baptists of Virginia have determined to withhold
their CO. operation from the American Tract Soci
ETY., while it maintains its present position. 1t
would be little less than suicidal madness to be-
Heve that such descriptions Is these are devoid of
all aiRnifcapce,
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From WASHINGTON

WAsHINaroN Jure 10 Mr. Jenkins, q. States
Consul to the Navigator Islands, has neen super
seeded In that position.
The following Post Offices have beeu established
IN North Carolina: Vienna and Mount Taber, For
sythe county; Shady Grove. Davidson county
Long Ridge, Washrg ton 60 my; and the followiDe
in Virginia Blue Creek. kana~na county Ayl
county. The following discontinued Mt Euto
pia Augusta county; Bermuda Hundreds Cnes'
terfield county. ,s
W Drinkard has been appointed acting Score.
rotary of War during Gov Floyd's absence 81
West Point
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A HUsBAND SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN POISON.
ED BY HIS WIFE.-About = month ago. Mr. Rosa
Of Mandans, Ouondaga county, New York, was
taken Ill, and died suddenly.
Last week som- suspicious circumstances having
come to light the body was taken up and an r..
cues. held poison discovered IN the stomach AID
rv.dence taken, upon which the jury returned ver-
dict of wilful murder against Mrs. Rosa. no was
hereupon arrested. 1t 10 proved th't she sent to
Auburn for arsenic, and borro~ed more fiom neigh
nor The Syracuse Standard says a number Of the
friends of the accused present after the rend
ton of the verdict and when she was arrested;
anon them father her little boy, and her sister
rhs sseue was heart repding She protested her in
nocsnca of the crime, and called on God as her wit
ues. but her relatives appeared grief stricken and
incon solable. On the way to skanesteles she In
oured If che could have the use of any books In the
i.I and being answered in the affirmative. said the
wante d nothing but the Bible. The accused woman
10 the daughter of old resident of the place, and
man of large property.
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~ImpoRrANT TO GAS CoNsunExs--

r. IMPORTANT TO Gas CONSUMERS you wan
to save from IS to 40 per cent buy "Wheeocks Pa.
tent Filter Regulating Gas Burner" and you will
get beautiful steady star light They will pay for
themselvs e. in short time. They have been adopted
BY all the printing Offices of this city. and most OF
the dwelling houses Try them, and you will see
that you are not deceived They have been tested by
. great many experienced and scientific mon. who
have decided that they were the best Burners ever
invented The Agent will put them up on trial, at
any sore or dwelling house No charge, II they do
not please. Leave your orders at ALEX. NOf1's,
GIL Main street, Richroud Va. je ll-4t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port of Richmond, June 10-HiSh Water o'clock
ARRIVED,
schr N vannsme, Vannsme, Y, Hay, Whitloci
&son
Schr Chisftain, Rhoedes, Roskland, Limo. L Libby
schr Thos Corner, Chetam, Clairmount, Lumber
r Phillips.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdz
and passengers, Fl Tuttle
Sohr Jos Homes Homes, down the river, light.
Schr kedinston, Clark, down the nver light.
schr Ann Caroline, Rogers down the river, light
Schr Jno Cranmer, down the river, light.
Gchr Alfred Rae, Crockmore, down the river, light.
RIO JANEIRo, May Ia port schr. Ann E. Grant,
Nelson, Richmond just arrived.
NEW YoRK. Juns ARRIVED schr. Thos p. Coop.
or, Godfrey Richmond 9th, and sshr Bergen, Magee,
City Point, Va.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Arrived, bark Marion,
Home wood, kishmond
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~ 1T MAY NOT BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
the Liver Invigorstor, whose reputation has become
% great of the very best remedies for the pre-
vailins epidemic Of Diarrhns, Dysentery, and Sum.
mer Complaint, that regularly visit our neighber
hood at this season of the year.
We would advise all a. they are attacked
with any of these complaints, to got bottle of Dr.
sANFogD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR immediately, for we
have 50 often tried 1t with single failure to
cure that can unhesitatingy pronounce it the ss-
fest and surest remedy know Of for those diseases
either in adults or children. Eating summer fruits
often produces arrangement of the stomach and bow.
els with a tendency to Cholera, Cholera Infantum
and other distressing complaints, all Of which will be
almost Immediately relieved by the of the inrgo
yatcr uhich sleanses and pures the system giving
gor to the appetite, relieving indigestion and
ness of stomach, and is equalled preventative
of FEVER AND AGUE- Tallahassee Sentinel
BENNETT BEsRs FISHER and ADIE GRAY
Agents for Richmond. je 1.--d&c2w
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TTo Merchants, Mechanics and others
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LApING,
POSTERS, &C., &c. printed, are invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which 10 supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the lates
styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust.
ness and Visitins, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
:eled
sod At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
Die style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
sst CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any
description Of Printing 10 respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th Streets where can be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing executed In this try
JNO D HAMMERSLEY 4 CO
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saiiinx afthe Arabia.

NEW YORK, June 10 The steamer Arabia sail
ed hence for Liverpool to-day at noon with loO pas
seueers and So 900 600 in soecie.
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Russell Hubbard we'll known paper manufac'
turer of Norwich, Connecticut, died Friday from
drinking corrosive sublimate through mistake for
medicine.
A little son of Mr.. Crouse, of Waynesborough
aged about i've years, was drowned In South River,
on Friday last
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SCARCITY OF CoRS.-The Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad Company, in consideration of the great
scarcity of corn In North Carolina, are charging
only half price On all the corn carried into that
State on their road.
public meeting Of the citizens Of Halifax county,
N. c. we, held at Weldon few days ago, at which
the sam of 81 OtO was contributed to buy corn for
the podk Some idea Of the extent Of the failure OF
last Years corn crop In the corn growing section OF
North Carolina, says the Norfolk Herald, may be
formed from the fact (e- are informedl that the
oumber of vessels which parsed through tbs Dismal
Swamp Canal in the month of May OF the present.
year was 1888 less thsn in the month last year
while mcst Of those carrying corn were but partially
loaded,
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n DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-My
~ Professional engagements requiring my entire
NJ attention, l viii sell the Key, Stock and Fix.
R tdres Of the Drug Store now kept by me, upon
very favorable terms, If immediate application 10
made. The stock IL not large, but 10 very we'll se.
leeted, and good business be done by any com.
petent person who can give 1t proper attention
fe Its JOHN r. JACKSON
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New Hampshire state Den Ocratic Coz


VenflOn.
CONCORD, N. n June 10-The Democratic
State Convention. in session here to-day. nomina-
tod Asa p. Cole for Governor, on the first ballot.
Resolutions were adopted, endorsing the last and
all previous Democratic Administrations giving
an earnest pledge of support to Mr. buchanan.
endorsing the "Dred Scott decision ana aoVocs'
ting the repeal of the Maine Law.
Tbo Convantion was full and harmonious
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DIED,

DIED,
At Woodbourre. Hsnrieo county, on the Stn inss.s
HARRIET ELIZABETH, consorf Of Col. J. Lueiua
Davis.
Ths friends and aequaintapoes are invited 20 atsend
her funeral this morning ct 10 o'clock, without isf
Their notice.
On Wednesday, June 10TH Ut half past 10 o'clock
n n. EMMA JANE, In the l2th month Of her eee
Also, at o'clock r. n, CHARLES EDWIN, N tee
7th year Of his age. Children Of benjamin ana Jana
w Gillian.
The fheuds and asquaintansss Of the family ~
respectfully invited to attend their funeral. sni.
(rhursdsy) afternoon, ct oeioek, st the fs"osss'
Of their father, oa Duvsi street.
On the 10th inst, NARY, daughter Of Thos. ana
Jane flaming. .u-,..s
The hisuds Of the family are Respectfully Avltee
to attend the funeral this morning aeS ociocx' from
the resideuce Of hsr parents on i7th st.
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~ Powers Imperial Ambrotypes are
the EN- Of ,bs city far superior to this old style
Amorotype as black 70 to white
They are not the dirty, smutty dsubs that you get
at other establishments POWERS 10 now destroy
pe eli OF his old specimens and replacing then with
the IMPERIAL Aulbrotype. Call and sec them Price
TIrrY CENTS. ISL Main street, Esgo Square, r.
sm,r., ola .Ssil.,v je ll--Itt
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~ Notice An adjOurued meeting u
s,,.t. tina orsauizstion OF tbs Hibernsn Society
Will be held on FRIDAY evening". the 18th iost, .,
o,c,ocI In the school Boom at Odd Fellows Hal
Persons friendly to the objsst are requested 10 81
tend 10 if-<s
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- saIo Of Valuable Farming Lasd, %
sbe Richm md, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
road ct Austion.Ws invite special attention to our
o,slock. Of valuable Farm. situstsd In Henries
souut, seven miles north of the city, on the Rich
mond, Fredsricssburg and Potornsc hsirosd. 1oI
FATHER particulars refer the auction coiu OF
this paper. TAfLoh .i
10 li-1t Auetonseh
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mARRIED,

20 .. ~ ~ - n ~ r, ArpsrW CUNNING, 70
ni1 ELLEN ride, both Of this city.
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4 -uEs WOUDHOUsk & co.

TAuES WOUDHOUSk & co.
j hAVs. RECEIVED
TWO New Volumes of Tickuors Co . new house
hold edition OF the Wavery Novel; being Rob
Row. with two illustrations
THE Diary of an Eunuyee; by Mrs. Jameson; with q
portrait of Beatrice Cenci; tastefully bound in
blue and sold; IS cts
SCHOOL Days at Rugby; by an Old Boy; IS cts
SERMONS Preached at Trinity Chapel. Brighton;
by the late w. Robertson, M. A; 81.
THE Southern Literary Messenger for June; sub.
seription So per annum.
Together with q number of choice editions of Stan
dard Ensli,h Books. in handsome library bindings,
and large supply of choice Light Reading for .ummer
travellers 1e IL t
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- Dr. ID. w Thomas has removed e
Clay st.. between First and second streets.
iel IT.
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...s. Iofk adds about $500 hoa... .,,..u-. -.
sA'sas' ats cost Of or. 600 600 annually so"'
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SHIPPING IN PORT the iono"'ns A'um,
mary of the plumber Of vessels a. .oe por. named
on the 9th Instant: New YORK. eo4i BOSTON, 2io
baltimore. 95; and on the 3oth ut, ut Chsrieston
az savannah, "a; Mobile, 2l New Orleans, 1863.
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VIRGINIA Military INsTITUTk.-
The Board of Visitors will meet on 22i juno,
to make appointm of Cadets in the Virginia Mil
tary Institute Applications for az well as State
Cadet az ootments will be addressed to the uodsr.
s'g,ed Vacancies for State Cadets will exist from
tho following Senatorial Ds.rsts under the old Con-
stitution:
III BEDFORD and Franklin,
I'LL spotsylvauis, Ca-oline and Enex,
XVIII Patrick. Henry, Pittsyvapia,
XIX City Of Richmond, Charles City, New
Kent &C.,
Xxx Rockingham and Pendlston,
XIII Harrison, Lewis, Wood, ga,
xxx Betetourt, Allegheny Bath, 30,
XXI Broke. Ohio, Marshall, 30,
XXXII Kama VIA. Mason, sc.
Those desiring teachers from the graduating class
eaa be supplied by application to the supsrinten-
dent
The sradustory exercises will take place on the 4th
of July-cn which day the Literary Societies will be
addressed BY the Hon. R. M. 7. HUNTER Lieut.. ~.
+. MAURY, y. 8 Navy, snd Maj J g BARNARD U.
3 Armv compose the Board of Examiners invited
bg the Board OF Visitors to attend the annual exami
nation.
The usual dspy of Fire Works on the 4th of July.
The Alumni Association will be addressed by J. w.
MAssIE, Esq, ON the 3rd of July.
FRANCIS H. SMITH. Principal.
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NORGE Virginia Military Land War.
~ No 64s7 tor 200 acres issu.d the f7th Feb.
uary 1921 to John Baskervtl'e for three yesrs
nee as Sergeant in the Virginia State line, and was
ny him lost. Notice is hereby given that have OBJ.
tanned duplicate Of the same for his heirs, and
.hsll make application to the Commissioner of the
ss sns tho 'Ap'''J JaHss 1;s' SUTTON JR '0
j,11-law9m Attorney for Present Projectors.
n N. Pi LLIAM & CO.,
IL. Auctioneers for sale Of Negroes,
Wall street Richmond, Va.
DAVID M. PULLIAM.
Ia lI-law2n ALBERT PULLIAM.
NOTICk.-I am not responsible for any
j. i II l.. ny WHO s' " stEAs BLANKsHrp.
NJ OTIC ~ OF Witbstandfng being en-.
SASH Jas BINDs and DOORS To-.
bs.t materials and werkmsnship, at low prices, and
upon liberal terms.
have q large stock of ready made 8xl0, 10x12 and
l0xl4 Sash and Blinds to suit
GLAZING neatly and promptly executed
Orders by mail or in person will receive immedi.
ate attention. Thankful for past fsvors 1 most re-.
specially solicit continuance of the same. Fac.
jsI-im. ISAAC J. MFRcER.
VHE GREAT DIS TIKI BUTION It'll
@ DDS Store of JACOB LEVY. Over 5000 Col.
lars, Of various styles have been dstr buted this
Spring. In order to keep up the supply. LEVY hss
just received another lot Of the same sort; and by
same arrival, nice lot of Lawns at ia cents: STR
ped Mus ms for curtains at l24 cts; full ward wide
Bleacbed Cotton at 10 cts Cambria Bands at q eta
the double pieces Infsnts Frock Waists at 50 ate
Call at once and get your Dry Goods at
JACOB LEWIS,
is Main street.
N. few Barge, Organdies and L.vn Robes n
DO sold at New York suction prices Also Hoon
Skirts to be sold immediat-lu at er.a. rednc lon
EAGl.H .HDA WATkh bUTTLING -.
IL fABLISHMENT.-- 1t is apparent to tbs mott
casual obs.rser that CANFlELD'8 r LfERrn
SODA WATER, 10 far supet ior {, ANYTHING of tn.
Aind offered in this market Its eoual IL not ~
bs found In this city ' ~
Philadelphia ALE and PORTER, of thu fra,
quality. Al.o, CHAMPAGNE CIDER thai cannot
be surpassed.
Those 1. want Of any of the above articles. v.u,d
do we'll to give them tIial a. that 10 all that IL
eessary TO insure their success.
WARREN CANPIELD, Agent.
Jel 2oth ST. between Main and Frank in st.
k'Ok HIkk--Une yOung Woman accpe
1 toned to house work and can cook for q small
family one Nurse and ons Boy for dining room
Asply to s1l-2t HILL RAWLIN0s.
nRkSS GOODS MY stock Of Ladies',
- Dress GoJds 10 OF tho most attractive character
and consists in part Of rich Orgsn Auslins hand
some berage Robes; handsome Ofgsndie Robes;
handsome Jsconet Robes; BersgeG Lawns; Tissues;
Figured Linens; Plain ami Embroidared Musins;
OF every description. @. HARTWELL,
jen rs Broad street.
EHEsH BUTTER, FRESH BUTTER.
ROAD cSois: ios q FRESH Sf BUTrsR
which can sell very reasonable terms BY the kse
or pound JOHN ,. BARNES,
] 10 H-'S No. 1Tsnklin s..
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rOHN.-slOOO hushcss very nice w hse
~ Gers, isesivtng and for sale By -. y. 80.
.tss
ets net
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raan ,Husg; By n Vigilance Committee ID
Rockiugham DUSTY, Va.

c,.. Husx, BY n Vigilance Committee In
Rockingham DUSTY, Va.
Jefferson Randall who had bssu sent from
Rockingham county, Va, By Vigilance Commits
tee for numerous lawlsss acts. such - burning
barns, robberies, and planning the assassination
Of certain prominent citizens In that county re-
turned there on Friday last He was Immediately
arrested by the Vigilance Committee and held 10
custody 10 see II hs could not be surrendered Into
III. hands of the law on legal proof Not being
able to accomplish that object, the comm"'ee, On
Tuesday, took him out and hung him Oh ee
until he was dead. Randall was M" " 49,
ordinary physical strength, and when cap'usso We.
armed with gun and pistol but d'o NOT one' .ny
resistance to his capsors Jones' son 10 NV VI
R.ndalrs, was also In custody Of the committee
and wa, 70 have been hung yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- Aucfien Nostce.-Attestien 10 asked
INK Cow. 10. 1HlD MOANING, commencing
= Ia asiock, st he residence Of nr y. 1slsfsro
-bo 4 SscIinise bouseksspiae, On Main, bstwssn
tn /. i, isa ''''- THOs. w. KEEsEE, Aust.
- R.mnvaI-C. Weudliager Merchant
49, - - rsmoyed t. 148 MAIN SrRE Cf, opoo.
~. The Drv Goods House Of Ksnt. Paine L Co., and
. S.v door below the EXCHANGE Bank, where he
Will BE- pleased 10 see his old friends snd customers
= te11-1m
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ie l1-dStaw&c 29th

A NlkLlA SPKI N q ~ The above
ors on the lst Of July They are situated 2i miles
from Jetersvllls Depot. on the Richmond aud DAN
vile Rairoad, where there will be in readiness an
OMNIBUS, to take passengers to the Springs -
Board per month. $50 90
Do. per week. ........................... ~ .,
Do. per day :.................... 10
Children under IL years Of age, and servants, half
price
je l12m* THOS. WILeON q SONS.
SEED POTATOES. eel h ave In store 100
y Bushels genuine jersey White Mercer POAA.
TOES, for seed or table.
10 H. st q 4 PEAkE
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uONksTY THk BkST policy. We
II have never Known Is cent DasasiIeotypst'o
establish permanent lsstins business BY steopine
to humbussips cheatiDs,o lying advertisements fol
ono. we are sssisfsd In Anowips that OSbohNis
GALLERY always has fer the last Eve been pat
ronised by nearly every family In Riehmond 30
DO not pretend to say that We ON take goo rte.es
In day at the same time TO take trsm better tos %
cents than others can for %. Our cassomsre saa
friends viii notice that we never have takon ssJ
shesp inferior Pictures Of this essshlshment
ALBERT w. OSBORNE,
an 20 Opposit@ Exshanae 6ssk.