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ing. after crowd ofcitizeus had assembled on the
steamer Virginia, lying At her wharf at Ro;k@t's
a splash in the water was heard followed imme
dia,ely by the cry of imam overheard. Aii eyes
.,oro instantly turned TO the water when two men
putting for the opposite shore at steady stroke,
we're discovered. Finding that no injury was
likely to occur enquiry was instituted as to the
cause Of the accident when it was ascertaned mat
two "jolIy ,ar.." finding two Of their associates
,.,ean' gently nnisted them over the side of The
vessel and dropped them into the water.
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HH-GRsAT lMPRov HhEsT IN
RACTING ETH.-G. w. JONES
DENTIST, would announce TO those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED. that he now has instruments supe
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is such to render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless, nsce7
failing 10 trirg the tooth the first trial. never breaking
it, mangling the gums or inJuring the surrounding
parts
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and liz.
ssrting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hail. on Main street.
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ROBBERY IN ALBANY

atp,sv. Julv 4. ls5s-Chas Blinu, drover, was
robbed last night at the West Albany EXCHANGE
Of twenty-five hundred aud sixty dollars. Ills
room was entered by means of ladder. The mo-
new vas all onthe Passumpsic Bank. No clue 10
the robbery.
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FAssESG FRS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH,
from New York:
Nm Mumfo d, Jennings Wise, Mr. Gouvenier.
Hon John Cockrane w Mcclure, } Glassell, Or
Dennis. Chas Cornell, q BeckfOri, Thos 4 Dui II
j hn Eantinp, A Bnnce. John Frayser. Hy Will
son, Adams. VI Murray, Toumay. Jno Ly ne.
A K WOOL Msiol Anderson Major Henry Mi n {;
L janvrin. ii nadger. p Morris. A Emerron, II
Nastertsn. o Marts, Burroughs, D C Higgins
chel. Webb and lady I Veil, Mrs Reel
Mrs J. Baasett and child, Jas Perry, W 0rrnsby
!r F,fMahany, y Hadnett. J ) Boardmao, Jas
Jones, Mrs Henri Hill. q HARDY, and 26 steer.
age; alec. 20 men and tw, officers. Guard of Honor
Also. from Norfolk q Tabb and lady John
Crurnp. I Archer, VIM Robinson, Geo ehaf4r,
Lewis Goldman, John Beach ogden. T Muller. Nj
Burke, Alex spence, Rightou, 7 Holland.
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u SATURDAY., q Gold BREAST
A CYCLOPEDIA OF COMMERCE AND

Edited by Smith Romans Corresponding secreta-
~ of the Chamber of Commerce of the City of
New York, and EDITOR of THE Bankers Maya.
zine and rs NTH Homan- Jr, y. Author
OF An Historical aud Statistical account of the
Foreign Comm rec OF the s." Royal Octave,
rp 2tM, double columns. strongly bound in
Muslin, 81 IN stroGg Sheep binoIng, S67t: in
Half Calf extra. IS; copies in Half Calf in two
vols, s. IS Published by Harper 4 Brothers,
New York
This work is a compendium of commercial kpowl-
ed9e, including, articles upon he trade of every i'm
pOrtant maritime country and ciiy in the world;
pi0Ds aud reliable statistics upon the staple prouc.
items If every cima Essays upon commercial sub
Iects;sy nopses of the laws eSulatng commerce. and
generally, Information and statistics upon every
important numerical subject.
Just received ana for sale by
A NORRIS
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owner OF public hacks, was fined 80 by the Re
corder for charging the Mayor OF the city 81 to
carry him home. when the ordinance only allows
fifty cents for such service. and for refusing to
hitch his horses to the hack unless the 81 fec was
agreed upon. The Mayor gave as his reason for
reporting the case, the frequent complaints made
Of the exorhitant charges of backmeD. aud de-
cIared bis determination TO punish all violations
IF the ordnance that may he brought TO his no.
tics IT he does this. hackmeu will soon learn to
respect the rdiDauces.
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DAaINe.-A pick-pocket, on Monday
last, while standiug within thirty feet of the very
grave Of Monrle. was detected iu the attempt TO
pick lady's pocket and driven of, instead Of be-
log handed OYER to the police tor punishment.
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F0TRTu OLE ICLY NORTH.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Yesterday the city was
quiet and orderly: but u party OF ro"dies visited
the woods near here, where Il Sabbath school was
having a celebration, aud shot dead lad 10 years
old son of Col Jno I Fariow. Great excitement
prevailed. The perpetrator escaped
Several arrests we're made 10 Washington and
Philadelphia but no serious disturbances occurred
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RAILRnAD ACCIDENT.

TRENTON. n. j., July Ca serious accident &C
Cured this morning between the coal and freight
trains on the Belvidere Railroad. The locomotive
and several cars were smashed, and the Conductor
and Fireman Of the freight train dangerously lh
iured. The engineer CT the coal train was bad!y
IL Cd
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R- CHEsrEsFIsLD COUNTY, May %

1873 DR.. J. W. GARLICK, DEAR SIR After keep
ing house Tor several months, and beng frequ
ly fooled in making Loaf Bread. l was induced to
try your sEMPLES BAKING POWDER. Since then |
should say az much, as have had in constant use
your inv aluabio powder for more than year,
HENRY b. HALL
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
JOHN w. QARLICK,
je6 Sole Proprietor.
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LATE AssAuLr.--Nm.J Jones and Daniel
rogers. charged with violently assauitiug and
beating N. W. Arlington and W. H. Harris. and
WIFE shooting at John j. Tisdale on the LIST inst,
appeared before the Mayor yesterday. and were
seat TO county Magistrate IT, be examined
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IN ARIMH IHTELLIGHE ca



'ort a. 9fcanond. July 6-Bsch FoseT 12]1 css~
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown. Parrish. New York mdse
and passengers. udam Watson.
Steamer Gee Peabody, Prtchett, Baltimore, mdse,
LudIsm Watson
schr - II Both, Burger. Albany. lumber.
schr Manchester. Chichester, New York. mdse, d
" Curris.
Schr Jno Aumack Pierce. Roc kland ice, y King
Schr Lonsdale, Crowel, Rocksnd. ice, B Ward
we'll
.Schr Caroline, Ru kland, Eastport. plaster
Shiet3s & sommerviile
schr Harris, Sawyer. Windsor, plaster
Shields sommerville.
schr Robt Bell, Wingo. Rookiand, plaster Bridg
ford Co,
scbr n NJ Tanner, Todd. Charleston, m1se, W L
Colquitt 4 Co
sehr Jos Libby, Spence North Carolina. sh ngIes
Womhle Claiborne.
Sch Cupid. Sawyer. North Carolina. shingles
Wombe Claiborne.
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown. Parrish. New York, mdse
and passengers Ludl8m Watson.
Steamer ,teo PEABODY. Pritche,t. Baltimore, mdse
Ludlsm Watson.
Steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia mdse.
Tuitle.
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The Blues FAIR opened at Corintkian
Hall last Monday highland was visited by large
number Of persons. The display of fancy articles
was most inviting, while the refreshments were
very much praised by all who partook of them.
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AcoIpEsT.--A lad ony FIVE years old
son OF Mr.. Burns, fe.l from the second story win.
dow 81 Brccketts hotel, on Saturday last, aud in
iared himself seriously.
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DEAD-Chas =. Il holland, who acquired an
extended reputation "a humorous writer under
the .nomme de plume Of ';'ete "hetstone,'
died at Little Rock, Ark on the Goth ut. lie was
native of Virginia.
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TVS Ycuna GrAaD LlGHr BATTALION,
under tl8 command Of Col Joha H. Richardson
dine at the Central Hotel and we're feasted in the
Oost ST le BY Proprietor Smith
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New YORK. July Cotton S eady and nominal -
Flour NJ CT anged Wheat buoysnt-SOuthern white
81 25G9l ~. Core s36lo5. spirits Turpentine un-
srttled-quo ed at 43}3. Rosinquiet Rec st-aiy at
SIS stock higher.
bALriM RE, Juiy 6.-Flaur and Wheat steaiy.-
Whiie C1ru dull: ye low lax at 76177.
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I OLA MONTLZ-at RANDULPd' S
II BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY-
DOUGLAS JNRRoLD'S Specimens of Wit, with
selections chief from his contributions to jour
nails cts.
THE uEUIoE OF TIE BETSY; or. a Summer
Ranblo amons the Fos-i'iferuus Deposits the
Hebrldes, with rambles OF Geoiogi4t; By Hugh
MiIer-l IS.
A POOR FELLOW; by the author of Which, the
Riq hit or the Left'-I25
FOLLOWING TIE DRUM; glimpse of frontier
IF; by airs VieIe-l 90
LECTURES OF LOLA M0NTEZ, including her au-
tohi graphy-.1 90
A HAIRY bU0K o. PROPERTY LAW, in q Sc
rics of let;ere; by l. st ieonardr--5 cts.
THE FOOT OF TIE GROSS; or, the Sorrows of
Mary; by Faber, d D--75 cts. jy7-t
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FIRING SALUrEs.--While party of
boys were engaged last Monday, in firing salutes
with an old musket. near Bloody Run spring the
barrel bursted and knocked one Of them down, but
a!1 DO serious injury 10 him.
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION. -During the
parade OF the 9TH Regimen, on the CAPITOL Square
last Monday afternoon, the line halted, whel Col
Governor Wise. - ~
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CHARGED WITH TREFT.-A white man
known as John Gunson, was arrested aud Gagged
by officer Seal. yesterday, charged with stealing
: ii 90 from p Hardwin. He will have a bearing
before the Mayor this morning.
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CITY HAIL.-This building had the
nag oil the State waving from its cunol. last Mon
ay AT the head Of the flag s,.if was displayed a
n.salh o. no"ers, and the poll was entwiped ty
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Ice WATER proved decided luxury TO
the famiohed soldiers as the procession Aloved up
Main street. Whenever the line halted many OF
our citizens sent out buckets aud pitchers, which
were speedily emptied.
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The OLD SroSE Housk, near the cor
ner Of 18th and Main streets said 10 bava hsn ,ha
boarding house OF James Monroe MANY wears ago.
was neatly draped Ia mourning GU Moniay last
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En- NoTICE.-A meeting of the Board
of Visitors of the Medical olege of Virginia will he
held in this city on the sTH OF JULY next, To fill
vacancy in the PROFESSIONALLY OF Chemistry, created
by the resignation Of DR.. Martin z. scott
Cand dates for the vacant Chair will address their
applications to
THE0 MAYO, NJ D.
Je 23-td secretary OF the Board
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CHICKEN SrsaLIaG.-Berry Amos, a
q ~hi'e man, charged with stealing game cock
u I, william whitley, was examined before the
Mayor yesterday and held 10 answer an ;na,ctment
BY the bext Grand Jury for petty larceny.
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RB HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STREET.
BY virtue of competent authority will sell at auc
ton, on THURSDAY evening next Sth July, ~ Z
O'clock a valuable HOUSE and LOT on Hull street
Manchester, fronting alb ut 60 feet on the Maii
street. and running back i65. This ~ one OF thS
best Houses which will be for sale in this town LOT
long time. Persons wishing To invest IN real estaIe
are vited to examine the premises before SAFE Ii
tie unreasonable. ,-,,y.n
;vSdso.s Trustee.
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THE RECEPTION AT NORFOLK.
Rocky RIpGs RirLEs This new '

ROCKY hiDGS hitLso ms nc" w
unteer corps of Manchester under the command
ofCaptaiu r. b CLoPToS, made their first pubic ap
pearance last Monday, fifty three strong, and at
fracted universal attention. Its uniform, hat
coat, etc, sneh as is now worn in the regular ser
vice. is not only cheap bat solaierly, while 'ht
men themselves just such as sklIitui ohcef
would select for active dnty. The k'hes are ma
king rapid advances in dril and discipline, anf
PROMISES to become an admirable company Inc
citizens of Manchester should encourage an1 sus
tain them AZ thew deserve, for the time may come
when they NAV need their protection.
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ATTRMPrED SUICIDE.-.On Saturday
night last resident of Rockets, named Isaac
Erskine, made three attempts to cut his throat the
knife penet ating the skin each time, but failed to
cut deep enough to make finished job of it.
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IHT CAPITOL -Floatipg from the fap
s s OF the Capitol, On Monday last, were the
state and national flags II half mast. while the ar
neta. procession moved from Rockets to Holig
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ed by the citizens to take them back 10 the Erics
sap. AZ the steamer left the wharf. the Artillery
firea par,ing salute, which was continued ont,'
abe was out Of sight The departing suess 70
turncd II by cheers and waving OF has koa nauo
kerehiefs Mayor Mayo was on board Win 'ne'"'
aud will accompany shr.t =" VIZ Vernon.
STEALING MARCH.
Tho Richmond Gra5s, yesterday, chartered .he
Steamer Old Dominion 81 run down the riset 'hs'
night with the Glen Cave, aud thus give them III,
r,ry iasi shake of the hand from the Nationais.-
A the nlattnr was kept very quiet, their orotner
volunteers felt very much surprised wnen the
Grays marched on beard the steamer. and showed
oH an hour or two ahead Of their guests me
Glen Cave would AEON overtake them aud after
paying the last compliments, they were to return
TO the city.
THE RECEPTION At NORFOLK.
The Jamestown arrived at Norfolk Sunday With
the remains OF Monroe. When she came 10 sight Of
Norfolk minute guns we're Aired by the Artillery
Blues until her arrival at the wharf. The flags at
the navy yard and public buildings we're at half
mast. Mayor Lamb went on board the steamer
with several members Of the Council, and deliver
cd An eloquent address, which was replied to by
John Cochrane. Esq, OF New York. The wharVes
were crowded with people. great many OF whom
were disappointed a. not seeing the National
Gusrd-the Ericsson having passed on no the
river without stopping Among The spectators pres
ent we're Littleton W Tazewell, Geo. Loyal and
Hugh Blair Grigsby who served with the distin-
suished deceased in the Virginia Convention, and
we're present at his intermenti in 1881.
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FUN OyER-T lille the line of process
sion vas being formed at the First Market House
last Monday morning., white lad. about fonrteen
wears Of age ran under the feet Of pair of horses
attached 10 a ca risge, and striking his temple
against the pole was knocked down and trampied
upon. The driver refined in the animals as speed
iy possible, and thereby prevented the vehicle
from passing over his person. He received several
severe bruises but sone of his bones were broken.
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rnLuUaAPHIc NEWS.
snpoxrnD soK TnA DAILY DIsPAICH
IATER FROM EUROPE.

sr. JOINS, N r., July 4, 1S5s-The screw steam
ship City of Washington, from Liverpool on the
2sd nlt, pyred Cape Race at II O'Clock ON Friday
She was intercepted by the News Yacht Of the
Associated Press which arrived here last evening.
with summary Of her news.
We do not learn that the City OF Warrington
saw auythiug of the Atlantic Telegraph Fleet.
Size reports strong westerly gales during the
passage.
two hundred and twenty steerage passengers.
Her advices are four days later than those fur'
nisbed by the Arabia ct Halifax, but are of no spe-
cia importance.
involving o loss of several hundred thousand
pounds sterling. No particulars are given in our
dispatch.
The State prosecutions against the two book sci.
lers for circulating libel against Napoleon, ended
in an explanation from them aud the rendition OF
| q verdict of not guilty.
The case OF john b. Cough, the celebrated Anne
rican temperance lecturer against DIR Lees for H.
bel resulted in favor of the former the latter re-
| tracing the charges be had made.
FRANCE
Rumors were still current of the approaching
| charg 90 in the Embassy to England. 1T was said
that General Pelissier would soon return to France
and the latest report gave his successor in the
| mission to London NJ DroyD de LHuys
1t was reported that Piefri had been reappolnteu
Prefsct of Police at Paris.
The commercial affairs of France gave renewed
| symptoms of improvement.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The proceedings of Parl tment present nothing
| of peculiar interest to American readers. Inc
| House of Commons had declared the continuance
| of the paper duty impoltic, but had made no pro
| position for its abolition.
| The London Star gives as rumor that MT: Dalia
has expressed his satisfaction with regard to the
arrangements of England on the question OF the
| British cruisers in the Gulf of Mexico
| ITALY.
The Pope of Rome was about TO increase hi
| navy.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The intelligence from other portions OF the COL
| tinent is interesting.
There IL nothing later from India.
COMMERCIAL IsrELLIGENcB'
| LONDON MONEY MARKET There was an lucreaset
| demand in the london Money Market iof nioheS
but there hal been no change in rates. consoi
| cloeed at 95$sGl95'l for account. -. ,;.,,a ~
| AxpRIC.S -sCuaITftS.- There was OUT little III
quiry for American Securities anu p'i''' "'
| LIVERPOOL Co7ToN MARKsT.-The saies Oh Co't w.
in the iyeCpool market Tor thee days preceding IN
| departure of The City Oh " ashh S'ou, to.,l
| ba,es. of which spet uiators and exporters toof
The market closed dull at easier but not quotaD'!
STaTy OR TR.Dz.-The Manchester atvices cor
timed nnfuvorable. although no further decline II
| rates hsd been submitted ~. anu tue luo'"0n' "'
IivsRp1oI. BREApsrUPPs MARKET -Melsrs kich
| ardsor. spence Co report that the weather ha'
| been unftvors BILE for the crops NJ. s.,
Flour was dull aus safes IN eater,
| canal 2l092ls; Philadelphia and Baltimore 2it9Zl
| 6S.0hio 1lsG23s Cd Wheat was steady hod 81
8 2ds 3D. sontnsrna axe Ked W y s M Nike,
| and Yellow 34s 6i(gS4s cd.
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IL THE GLoRIcu FOURTH!
We're you ever In this city

Wtre you ever IN THIS fIfy
On the Fourth OF famed Juiyl
II you were net, mors's the pity.
'Tis a sight to see and die!
Such thronR Of joyous faces,
White and elbow, black and brown.
Toi! is loosentd from IL traces
And runs wild about the town
Let your garments bs tho brightest
For the day is one Of pride.
Let them also te the iightest,
For tits piping hot b sic.
Fill your pockets with the ''rhino,"
And buy Books. with Presents neat,
Atthe iamous in. tuition,
jy 3-st The CLIFF Store s. Mai street
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MOURNING DR-pFPY .-SioOg me ehtlre
line of march of the funeral procession last Mon
day, very many houses were Hastily dTaped 10
mourning, while from Others the national tlas
draped IA mourning, fioated over the streets along
which the procession passed. The effect was So
Tenn and imposing one, and will long be remem.
bored By all VINO witnessed it.
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CLOSE or THE DAY.

ite festivities in the dnug room having termi-
mated, the Companies resumed their arnls, and the
National Gusrd soon after formed into line Oh l2;h
street. AS the Virginia military marched by the
line the guests presented arms. They then for ni.
ed INTO column by companies and were escorted up
Main to 9th sreetand 9th To Capitol Square. Tie
entire column then marched around the MoGu-
ment and saiuted the statue Of Washington.
After spending short time on the square. tie
New workers. we're escorted to their quarters
Ballard House, The ST. Charles aud the Powhattu
and dismissed. There WAS no parade at 4iRht,
but many of our soldiers endeavoTed 10 mah the
tine OF the visitors pass pleasantly. By Uestowing
On them such attentions as lay within their power.
The Artillery fired the usual evening ealgte, on
Capitol square.
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- 70 1Hs 0YrIcs HoLpERs OF RIcH

- 70 fHs OYrICB HoLDERs OF RICH
xosD We are anxious 10 know your sentiments On
sor Of retaining the election Of City Oficsrs in tho
hands Of the PEOPLE. or Of transferring u 70 the
Court) Vote yoar sentiments early like ffeemen.
and do wait till ate ia the day, to 8 how the
majority goes and then fall ia wi h them Weare
hpxi kr ow because IL will iufuence QUE votes
Ia the next Charter Election. Vote early. and Let
know your honest sentiments. Late in the day Will
not do tor us.
Jy liz V0X POPUbi.
n~ To THE Polls TO THE POLLS To-
DAY! Rally to the polls. men OF Richmond Raliv
and assert your rights free citze9s Vote earls.
and for the peops elec.iug their officers As
you did for some years past stand by ycur rights,
and never take the back tack Act as wen ana not
as slaves. Go forward, and never look back as Lot
wife did, and victory will perch upon our banners
to day.
jy it's REPUBLICANS.
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~ DR. JOHN B. WALTnALL, (Hor

patbist offers his professional services TO the It'll
zeDs of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re
sidence, Oh Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
l2-uIY
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E~- Polls OPsN.-The polls will bt
open in jefferson, Madison and Monroe Wards, at
o'clock this (WEDNESDAY) morning. ~ 7-lt$
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fM The DUTIES Of Mr.. SrUART's
SCHOOL will be resumed Oh tho LIST of Oc.obet next
Full particulars hereafter. Je3-ot
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: The National

CoMpAN EIGHT, of the NatioDsl
Guard after the parade on the Capitol Square inst
Monday evening were placed in charge of the X.
l. l. Blues by whom they were escorted TO their
quarters az the Powhstan House. where the escort
lad had prepared flowing bowl" ofjuep, which
they psrtook Of, and were dismissed for the eve
ming,
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an uvHaa Il n rs


THE LADIES and gentlemen Of Rich
l. rnond aae respectfully informed that Lady OF
BaItjrps, has arrived III this sisy. and w0ui9 be
pleased IL they will call upoB her over ~ N. hsdy
Store Main street near 9Th. where she will rsiste
he PAST and PRgyssT aud reveal the FgruaE 70 them,
20 their entire satisfaction.
Consultation hours from A ", till IN p
,o -. n rsnts jy 3--3ts
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Markham Markets.

TELEGRAPH CABLE.
TRINITY BAY, July 6-NothiDg yet OF the Atlantic
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I HAVE just received snall lot Cane
Seatand Windsor Chairs For sale low
jy7 ALEX MOTT.
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WANTED-A first .rate..CARPENTER,
w for the balance of the year. at the Corbin Hill
Mines. JN0 j WERTH, Agent.
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If DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-DR. .
PHELPS BROWN, the great curer Ct Consumption
was for several years badly afflicted by Drspep
sa that for part OF the time he was confined 10 his
furnished him by yousg elsirvoyan' girl. 1his
prescrip ion given him by mere chi I'D. while in a
state OF trance has cured every body who has taken
il, never having failed once. IL Is equally sure in
cases OF Fits aud Dyspepsia The ingredients may
be found In any drug store. I will send this yaln
abb prescription to any person the receipt OF one
stamp to pay postage. Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. q Grand street., Jersey City. NJ