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The Salmon TriRl-A Jury Impan.
nelled-T1Re Case Postponed.
.cial telegram to the Dispatch.

Np"sHII tcltHraNH 20 TIC DlSIltch. :
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July s, 1870.
After summoning eighty-four veniremen
from remote portions of the county, the
court have at last succeeded in getting n
jury in the Salmon case. but on account of
the indisposition of one of the prisoners
counsel (Judge Robertson) the case was
postponed to Monday, 18th day of July
next. All the witnesses bailed for the
Commonwealth and prisoner were present,
and recognized to appear on that day.
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RESTAUEANTS.

yETELLE, No. 1904, is con-~ysByTNe
NJ ducttug the summer ampaign2I, - :,
OF the GOmmissary Department, ana wiz hsnt ~
ont ON This line. his Immediate means OF active
subsistence are drawn from the four quarters OF
tlir globe. including land and sea, WINE ms 5 re-
SERS, REFRESHING ICES, RESTORATIVE
Drinks or THE MOS ARTFUL COMBlNA-
TIONS AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, III"
ways supplied promptly.
"Iie VFGETARi.E S and MEATS Of the season,
also FISp, CRABS, TURTLES, &c. served LII
ali fui ms with the most experienced Skin
= t = I,,~nrv' je 2l
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Fatal Result Of A FlRE-EHGISE RACE
Pl,Adciphid. july 1,-liu@h Doughcrty,
driver of The steam iir"-cn2inc Nigilant,
died his morning from injuries received by
SEEING thrown from his seat during race
nilh engine United States, the two engines
coil,din.. Robert Lloyd, Il driver OF II car
RAG. Was also injured, and the carriage de-
moli>hrd 10y the Nigilant running into IL
after Dougher1y was thrown of.
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1870.
1870. 1870.
| SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. ....


RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC U TO Al POINTS
NORTH, EAST, n NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. L-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN ria
Washington leaves the depot, corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at 1l:l5 A. n. Arrives In
Richmond daily al 2:38 z. M.
TRAIN No. 1.-The BALTIMORE EXPIRES
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek w'th the
steamers Georgcanna and 1r0nsidcs, leaves The
depot, corner OF Broad and Eighth s~tresls, daily
iSundays exceptedl ut 4:ao Il. NJ. Arrives in Rich
mond Mondays exeepted) at $3.50 A: NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.-THROUGH MAIL TIt4Ts TtI
Washington lea yes the depot corner OF Byrd ana
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted. OF $40
P. NJ. Arrives In Richmond tAondays excepted
THROUGH TICKETS. and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points 10 The
NORTH, EAST, and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHTS contracted for and forSsrted
daily. with dispatch, to all points NORTH and
WEST.
PRESS TRAIN will run rs far as Milford station.
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Bro1J
and Eighth streets, at 0 A. u. Returning, VIII
leave Milford On Mondays ut e:23 A. ID. aud ar
rive at Richmond At $3.50 A. III.
Apply at COMPASY'S OFFICE, corner or
j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket AGENT
ED. 7. D. MYERS, General superintendent
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Foreign Markets-(BY TELEGRAPHl.

LONDON, July. s-Noon.-:Consol.. s2a. United
States bonds. s5i. Sugar afoat active. Common
Rosin tlriDer at IS. Oh. @6s. fine Rosin firm ut
los. Too o. Clock.-Unitcd States bonds, 90. Tall
low, ass. 81.
LONDoN, July s.-Erentng. -Consols, 02b,
United states bonds, sOt. Sugar atioat firm.
LIVERPOOL, July s. Noon. Cotton steady up
lands, 9sd. Orleans, l0d. estimated sales, l0,0t0
bales. Red western Wheat, So. ID t0Ss. "a. Lard
heavy. Tsll0w, d4s.
LIVERPOOL, July s. Epening. Cotton un-
changed sales, e,OO0 bales, Including 1900 for
speculation and export. Corn heavy. Beef firm:
~iIyE6POOL, July S.-The market for yarns and
fabrics at Manchester Is dull.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Prim Insists on Cropning HohenzoIc'7s-
Napoleon Holds Cabinet Counct-Pras-
STA Maintaining Silenoe-Conterence Of
tho French Minister NTH English, Italian,
and austrian Ambassddors-TTo French
Corps Ready to MoUe-Marshal McMahon
in Command Naval Preparations By
France, etc., etc.
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Use DUPUY's HELIOTROPE pow
u DER for the toilet mud nursery. u is corn
posed OF pure starch finely powdered ana aeiar
mineral, and warranted not TO injure Inc most
delicat skin. Price, 25c. For sale oniy bS
~ 47 Broad street,
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AND PETERSBURG e.. r. Co.,l
RICHMOND. April q, 1870,
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

l. run as follows
Jaws Peter.burv at 10 A.. NJ. and 7:0s r. III.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen:
yer car attached, will leave Richmond daily at
&. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. CSun-
The 3:Is A. II. train Will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:e5 L. d. train VIII mol ieaVe
Iassenyers for Norfolk will take the 2:5o L. ii:
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. -. ,ho co.I tysfu
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS "1
FRIDAYS. ~ connecting ct
Chester re.u wndn sn vii take che syo z: NJ. train eon-
Meeting at CnesHel THOMAS II. WYHGE,
superintendent.
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, July S.-Pilot boat
Coquette reports passing in for Baltimore
Ship Malacca, from Callao; brig Minnie
Able, from West Indies.
Passed out Brig Mississippi for Demo
rara sailed, brig Harmony for Baltimore,
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The Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, July S.-Captain-General De
Rodas has returned to this city. He says
the Spaniards are only opposed by small
wandering parties.
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The English Cotton Trade.

LIVERPOOL, July s.-Thc sales Of Cotton for tn
past week were IS, 600 bales, including 1000 bale
LOT ea port and 8, 600 bales for specula, Ion. He
eeiptS OF The week, II. COO bales, Including 1000
oa,ss American. stock ash re, s74, 900 bales. in
e y ~ sl5, 600 bales American. Stock afoat
qua oVo oaies, includlog 5000 bales American.
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of COlOred SGuattcrs from
TayIOr's Farln-Tlley Obey the Law
Peacefully fl ,OOG, 600 Subscription
Proposed to the Norfolk and Great
western Railroad.

NORFOLK, VA, July S~.-Sherif Mayhem
and Deputy Sheriff Stevens to-day com
pleted the removal of 700 black squatters
who have since 1868 occupied the Taylor
farm, nine miles from Norfolk. The blacks
were we'll armed, but offered no forcible re-
sistance to the execution of the writ of
ejcctment. The larger part of them have
been settled on General Buffers land, near
Hampton.
A large meeting of citizens was held last
night to consider q proposed subscription of
$1,000, 900 to the Norfolk and Great Western
railroad. EX-Mayor De Cordy presided.
The meeting was addressed by Colonel E.
C. Lindsey, Judge Asa Biggs, Joseph I.
Wilson, and Dr.. Bayne. The resolutions
adopted strongly endorse the proposed SUBJ
scription, and assert that the time has come
when intelligent and well-directcd enter
prise must take the place Of the traditional
waiting for greatness to be forced upon us.
The route of the road is from Norfolk to
Danville, and thence to Bristol.
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COMMISSION

HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
Ia TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD,
offer their services to the manufacturers of Viz
pinla and North Carolina for the sale of MANU-
FACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
puIIIp 4. RAIL-. Salesman. ap 23-eod3m
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T WISH TO INFORM ALL
SAFE ON VIRGINIA that / have
opened the ROPE FACTORY known as siilohs,s
factory, situated on Twenty-elghth street ns.I tias
and sizes of ROPE, TWIAE, PACklNG. sAsn"
CORD, BEO-CoRD PL0W and TOW.LIlNhS
CHALK and MASON Lines. px,ouu
my ss-S& Wan E'1 s1rSs
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ak 70 see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
tne trade mark American Watch Com
INV" Crescent street Waltham, Massaenn-
t,tts.n 1t is by far the best full-plate wateh
made IN the United States, and SURPRISES any
thing heretofore made In this country Tor railway
engincers, conductors, &c.
AN cd cod-w cow Sm ~
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WINES N LIQUORS.


uTANGER'S WlIISkEI,
FULCIisR'S WHlSkEY, R0WEN'S
WIllSKEY, Wallacc's .,M1uNTAlN Dew
itunnm Stout Port, sherry, Madeira, Clarct
Cnalnparnc, ana other wines, with Il full assert
mcnt Of the now popular California liquors, loi
sale !y
Tvs j. Is. KIDD, III brohu strcct.
DECEIVED BY LAST STEAMER, dl-
III rect from the Importers, 4 pipe OF "a No
HEANE>Si's PURE fRkNCH BRAND yin-
and CALIFORNIA WINES; FULCIlER'S
Nj. INTAIS W;ISKEY: OLD kENIUCh1
BOURBON WHISKY lS6d distill.tion.
Tvs GEOtGE A. HUNDIEi,
90 BARRELS 7 URE OLD RYE
10 barrels FiECa'S GOLDEN WEDDING.
IL ban rcis PIXIES MAGNOLIA,
Is barrels FIXES Xxx,
10 barrels BRANDY and GIN,
In store and for sale by
ia 81 JOHN M biboiSo.
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Rain at the West.

CHICAGO, July S.-There has been u CO.
pious rain throughout the northwest, which
will immensely benefit the crops.
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WORKS,

6uGtSER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
EArK. GRiST, and PLASTER MILLS;
crsRHSS: MILL GEARING, sc.
ENGINES and SAN-MiLLs vi various s'zes
always on hand.
sim or eschacyeI Tor new. Al other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for DESCRIPTIVE circulars: cc
de- 81 WILLIAM r.. iANNEh W.
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTlCE.-Hay,
q Inc Qualified as the administrator OF JOHN
! WERTH. dccea setl, I hereby request All parties
indohted to the estate u, make payment ~ on nrs
aamt them In the undersigned, duly antllenticaIedL
for adjustment. 9VitN" esasd
- !. ,sfo Ie 2a-10t
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OUND-TRIP TICKETS,

RUUND-TRlF TICKETS,
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET. RED
SWEET, ROCKBRIDGE ALUH, HOT, HEAL
ING, WARM, and BATH ALUM SPRINGs and
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS. Good for ten days.
Also,
IL EXCURSION TICKETS
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO.
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates. E
j. +. NETHERLAND,
~ S-t15At General Ticket Aren't
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
HI RAILROAD LINE-FOG BALTIMORE,
The NORTH N NGRTuT EST-CHANGE

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IN RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
The NORTH, AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9F SCHEDDhE DA1hI SUN.
Passengers for Baltimore and points North
will take the passenger train from the de-
pot OF the Richmond and York biger Railroad at
Richmond DAILY Except %sundays) at 3:ls r. NJ,
for West Point, where they taSe the fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cap
tain i. W. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYRoLD, both Of which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for misunderstanding Baltimore the following
morning In time to connect with the traIus for
philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
Ing, the boats leave pier No; 2 hIsii;stfecf
DAILY Except ~snndays) 81 O'Clock r. a.,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 4. N.
Express * trai1 on the Richmond and Dsnvilie rail-
road for Dsnyllle and all points on that road
Greensboro, Salisbury Chariot:e, &C., ". G.;
Columbis, g. G. and all points South; and with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line of that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at s:ls ?: M. Leaves West Point daily at "a. NJ:
through bills OF lad!ng. given 60 prominent
points. THOMAS DoDAA,EAD,
iyd Superintendent
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rAXES, TAXES, TAXEs.-Second q
I"LAST notice to those who let
Sc. with me nj Dir. Strecker's drug store Up.
n,nsite Old Market, Cal! before The 10th Instant Ut
Charles Schumann's, soe M ain street, sna Ttskeh
them, or they win be 20 pay. inT tepSsrs,
~ s-sss Matchmaker.
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Wlil,I~,"y deceived fifteen hundred dol
llr~ t"r yoAt,-im@ Hon. Lewis Mrkcnzic'S
seat.
The ucw liavor Of Fredericksburg has
resigned. Il t-r lIrrndun has ordered IN
election 10 Eli his place.
Tn" wheat harvest is over. and we are
cll 10 -ay. from All that we can gather
from uur farmers. the crop is fully an ave-
rage one. and the quality is very good
Pt~amr"t itrg'ma".
some Of or farmers have commenced the
o:t harvest. i#'I tlc crop i reported the
largest and finest known for many ycars.-
LynciburV Sizes.
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ACTON NEWS.

1855. tch to the baltimore SIM.
l'a..A-s, ga, ~. New Currency Rtli-Ets
t'rav ~iH ns-C0ngreSstonat EIcc.
eiune :..;t &nportionment-
.sU.-s...~. July THE first financial
,...t>ayC - .Hu session has finally passed
9Th ii,3>,~ IN tho shape Of the currency
IN. iia,j'- {,a>$ed tho Senate last eve
uja@. il ''s- ~ in the House to-day and
W,> a%rr 3t ! over thirty majority. IN"
western .s .,rS accepting tllc bill rather
'oan having noue ut all. As It goes /" lac
President for signature it provides Tor m
.nrrca>c OF fiftv-tour millions oi bank mole
,Urvcncy. rctircS forty-livc millions "i 'hI'c
Der cent. certificates, rcdiStributc> twenty
i've millions from the excess held 10y Tue,
North and Fast 10 the South and est, ana
provides 10y free banking OF atour per cent.
gold bond.
Thr Li}l. il viii hr noticed. docs no IN
nqt, fine Nci.nnc OF cnrrcncN u dotIaf. L'-
,~.Ltcndrr note. will take the place "l the
f5,,., ptr cents a. the bank reserve. WIltt'
rh, additional bank notes Will supply INC
,,l,r, uf The lc~gtl-icndcr- thus withdrawn
vh;rh. haurvcr. must lc added twenty.
.,v,4ni. u. ~ ~ reserve for the at"rcsiln
a,,y i>>,ir bank notes. In this way the
f,,.,.n! ,Gus trium OF the volume oil cur
rome, j. u,r>,r,rti, being neither contracted
n,r ,.>,.tn4rd. According Ia a statement
.,rc,grrd uy the Treasury. Illinois, Indiana.
L,.,Iturky. Missouri. Louisiana, NiScoisin,
I,.&.t. and Kansas. viii gain III the r'dlItii-
.,g.i,u 81 the Twenty-Five miiSlohS. M"'I'
~.rrhrsrfr>, Rhode Island. tonncrtlru!,
49,, ynyk. and PENNSYLVANIA, will lose.
... hTI makes the redistribution SFat',al
'..f ON The basis Of the new census. ne
r..r meeting of the conference co'nlhi'tec
49,, .br tuudju. bill takcS place tomorrow,
.-r - the conference i now constituted
,n.~r is no prospect OF agreeing on lie"
Zine House having killed the Senate hiil
,ya weeks ago for Il new a~ppnrtlonincnt on
a. basis Of three hundred member oil 'he
House. the Senate to-day revived t'ielF meg,
..~,. h. tgrkiu. il ON and then passing Il on
e., proyidc a uniform day for the election "l
rr,,rre>Smou n November every alternate
,,,, The tla,i>, Will doubtless not concur.
ubirh VIII r,,uIl in i compromise on TIE
number Of - members, originally named
80, thr lIo,.n. ., r>turn members are very
hopeful q. t!ty passage OF this bill.
>r,rurSG IL WAsmNGToN.-W WASH
...f1a. Illy At 8 o'clock tins cVcnln2
81, ,,l,rri 'arn. named Andrew Jackson
rrrm and William johnson, had Il di!li'
'tll,y ~ S!rn'> grocery, in The Seventh
Ward. Broom drew 4 kuitc and cnt John.
.,n Iiilv in the lett side. surgeons. on
examination Of thc wound. gaVcihc OPINION
tlYI i, was fatal. Broom proceeded to the
fri prrriurl station and gave himself up.
Mis- Ann :. Foukc, po>tmi>trcSS at G!aHc
-nrir,, Washington county. ~. rtc' Miss
la,ir;a u. N:hurn. Disqualified Icy mar
ri..m pr,.'urirr i established II Me-
tnu. Buchanan county. Va, and Mis-
,f,,r.h IR.r unI.inlri post mistress on
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ACHHNERT SIC.

H,ttt r. STF M-ENGINTS and BOILERS IN
civ rniA and country: 'Tt0,BACC0n WORN Of Al q
kiiids made and repaired; TnBh;G reG n tkAt;
SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and ali other kinds Of SCALES 4
rs and ADJusTED: Agents -E tEr !h sE Sai 60 Q.
sELDEN's PATENT STEAM-EN'
GitN rICKING, Utica Company, 81 TE "a 5a-
GaUGEs. THESE gauges are warranteo 2 ~ US HOT
ali Kind; OF HItkSS WufK or SUPERIOR
MAKE FOR STEAM, EN%IsEs; su l%rP p Fl FSR
SW EJING. SELF-FEaDEKS, STt:A M-WHlS
TVS. WATE"-GAUGES. GLORE-VALgEs,
BJILER-FLUE CLEANERS, anda genera as
ming steam-enaines and saw-mills.
SLOAT Il ADDINGTON,
in1s 1922 and 1924 Cary street,
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stead OF 4.30P. NJ, as heretofore.
jy st General Ticket Agent.
DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL.
kG ROAD.-PASSENGER SCHEDULE:
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danv1lle pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Snndaysl
at 8:l5 A. NJ; leave Burkeville daily (excep: sun.
days) at p. NJ; arrive at Danyille daily lex.
cept SuEdaysl at $50 p. IL. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at 6:5e
I. NJ; leaves Danyille daily a. l:as r. IL; arrives
st Greensboro daily IT AIS A. ID. --
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchburg and Danville mas
scngers leave Danvilie daily Except Sundaysl At
TAO A. III. leave Burkeville daily Except sun
days) ut l p. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays) at 4:l0P 2. M. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at ols
p. NJ. ; leaves Danville daily at 1851 r.. Ii. ; ar.
rives at Richmond daily ut go A. M.
The Lynchburg and Danville PASSENGER Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trains on the
Southslde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on The SOuthside and Wiz.
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol. KNOX,
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important pofnts South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
ct Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro.
Ina road for Charlotte, Colum bia, Augusta, Sa.
Yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c:
aud 1T Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesa peake and Ohio, and
KichmOnd and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS. and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
1y4 superintendent,
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NOTICE.-All creditors claiming uhacl
~ the deed of trust made by j. L. Crawley, ana
Crawley 4 Major, of Halifax county, are r ,ha u ,s[n
NJ JnIv newt In order that the funds In hand may
be properly divided. No claim will be allowed 10
participate In the funds not presented py saal
lima. -. w. N. nCYElGH,
49," o. 4. WEISIGER,
"a On sewIsJv Trustees.
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rIDER NlNEGAR-i think Il reliable
- article;
Et3.TiNrItt tKACkERS,
rHRr, sherry. aHd mADEltA WINES;
Its<turN PORTER,
SAEDtNES.
For sail. lr WILLIAM II. TkTUM
* SOC Broad street.
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Mis-, Ann :. Foukc. po>tmj>trcsS at Glade
~nrir.. Washington county. Va. rtc' Miss
~I1s,jui. u. Nyhurn. disqualified 10y mar
ria,c. \ pc" utlicr Is established at Me-
tuur. Buchanan county. Va, and Miss
Hannah l'y,r appointed uu>'m'Stfr>> Oh
cont, Lebanon t. pikrton. Ky.
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"NFECTIONERIE8.
I nj CONFECTIONERY.

@1NEAPPLES! PRESERVING PINE.
APPLIES! ANDREW FIZZINI & CO.
Ia DS
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NJ 0 It l G E..

NJ 0 IT | G E.
TIE STATE A OF V~IRGINIA,l
RICHMOND, July 6, 1870.
This bank is prepared TO do a
BANKING BUSINESS, MAKE COLLECTIONS
IN ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS IN TIE n
TEU STATES, AND REMIT PROMPTLY FOR
SA ME.
The accounts OF banks, bankers, merchants,
and others, respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM II. MACFARLANp,.
President.
J.. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
William II. MacfarlInd,
Joseph r. Anderson, Alexander cameron,
r., n. raxall, Charles ~. " allace,
John l.. Bacon, Albert ofa"ay'
William T., Tanner, James Il. Dupuy,
w. s. Donnan, George ;: rainier,
p. w, Grubbs, r. }. Wright.
[jy 7 eodlwl
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The Recent Indial

General Sherman states to-day that no
dispatches have yet been received in refer
ence to the recent outragcs by the Cheyen-
mes and Utes, but he has no doubt the press
accounts are nearly correct.
The General says the recruiting officers
throughout the country are In full opera
ton, and during the past month there have
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NOTICE.-I would hereby beg leave TO
~ inform my friends and the public In gclerai
that l am carrying on the bOriS tn
formerly conducted by Mr.. 8. schwartz NJ SUI. ~
NO. 10 Second Market, and have also opeGcdd q.
stall No. First Market, and vii DC pie = . can
~, ~ Ii.s lw1 A. EfCllBERG.
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- ZIMMER'S CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned keeps constantly on band
~" SODA FOUNTAINS,
OF NIL desired Gsvors, ut flower rates than lhey eau
oe naCRE AND Watch ICES
4, ,,v nnnntity and in ail their varieties, ana
viii he delivered free OF charge TO any part OF the
city. IN 10 n,,r,.h.
.d ON the most reasonable terms. ~
! have also IN store alarge assortment OF GAN.
ny p~RIZE-BOXES, such 40 'sfioo ny, Don.I
Doa"o' ~ @. ZlMMER,
,.y EI3 Main street.
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The New Acknowledgement.

There was q full Cabinet session to-day,
Mr.. Alderman, the new Attorncy-General,
taking his seat in the Cabinet for the first
time. Acknowledgement Alderman took the
oath of office this morning, and the port
folio of the Department of Justice was
handed over to him by Judge Hoar, who
leaves this evening for his home i'll Mass'l-
chusetts. Mr.. Alderman transacted very
little business in the office, having been Mt
the White House nearly all day.
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Solicitor GeneraEship.

large number of candidates tor Solicit
tor-General have filed their applications.
The President, with the aid OF Attorney.
General Akerman, will make a selection in
Il few days. Among those suggested to the
President are {: Hon. r. III. Corwin, late as
sistant attorney in Ohio, and Judge Hale,
late solicitor of the Court of Claims.
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The Funding Bill.
The Prussian Ministry.

In addition to the fact that the President
has offered the Prussian mission to ut least
two persons, he stated to-day that he in
tended, as soon rs he could find n proper
person., to nominate Il successor to MIR. Ban
croft. General Grant thought Mr.. Ban
croft had no particular claim upon this Adj
miniStration, he having been appointed by
Andrew Johnson.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC U TO AL L POINT
NORTH, EAST, ANIL NORTHWEST.
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RICHMOND. FREDERIcKsBURe1
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA. July 2, 1910.
OF SCHEDULE. =
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE.

On and after MONDAY, July 18th instant, the
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN will leave the
depot, corner Broad and Eighth streets, at 4 I'm.
stead OF 4.30P NJ, as heretofore.
j. b. GENTRY,
jy st General Ticket Agent.