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COMMERCIAT.


H.
CoRN 1NU Ex0ua ExCa1MaKs1
kicfsaoHps \. July 10, lsio. 4 81
Whsdt. White, no bushels. BED, I'd busheIs, !
ISrny5.W hits, 40 bushels 80 W
Sesssnsaasa a's hn.,,.;. 81
Baesaassaas sssa sa.ssi Bushes.
bashss PRIME & !, s sss ns ssns , 3. Ed &
sl.4s total 7is b6ssis. Red, M bushels goSl Il
els very good at si.eo@sotaf, ~ bushels. : =
Corn.-White, a bushels good at $I.sp ( Les
bushels bushels very good on private terms-sota 1fa
0is.-ss bushels very good old g &C.; il bushels
Prime new at dlc.-total, rs bushels. & s
ScTeeRiag8.- bushels at sl.3o. ISL y.
RE-ExHIBITED. !"
Wheat White, 2is bushels Red, III bushels.
Corn.-W hife, 100 bushels, '"i2*ie. @sfnr,st
REMARKS.
offerings OF Wheat on Change to-day I, sos BUSH
inc exchange to-day presented quite an AMI
nr appearance, there being D large attendance,
u Mei,oefs and great interest manifested In the
uansac1iohs as well by those who were neither
ousiuh hor seiilg as those who were. rs safes
progressed members crowded ronnd the sacrrtaII
rvs desk, and when LIE for prime white vas am
nounced there was much expression OF sstfsfae-
ton among the commission merchants. feeling aa
they do an interest In the welfare of their patrona
and believing that with the advance In price wheat
VIII come In more literally, Buyers we presume
are not as much put out rs some people think for
OF course -four Will keep pace with wheat, and the
Richmond flour In Rio will bring advanced rates,
as 1t will have bnt little If any competition In the
shane OF Trieste nour this season, Europe itself
requiring ali that article to be kept at home.
All the millers were in the markctto-lay. They
went to work in downright earnest, and all tho
wheat OF whatever grade that was offered was sold.
Corn was in fair supply, aud al was sold good
white bringing $l.2o, and very good white on pri-
yate terms. No mixed offered. ,sste RI"
Oats light I: all taken and market steady.
Prices OH Change on July 10, 1870, were % fol-
lows: "' a.'
Wheat. White, prime, sl.7o. Red, prime,
SLe23. .s..,-
Ttorn.-Wblte, very good, csc. ~
OdtS.-Very good, 9ec.
or the market In Chicago on the 10th instant
the Chicago Post says: ~ t'IsIA fE.~s
long time, and prices have been irregular and
sales made at = wide range. The war news yester-
day developed strong speculative movement,
and the scene ut the Open Board was unusually
and all apparently anxious to buy, and for time
speculation ran Wild. The early sales Of casl
wheat were made ut $l.15, but the offerings were
promptly taken, and prices rapidly went up, VIII
high sa ssRs ae %as Se. 81
tanned, and the market opened on 'Change al
$l.20.'
On and from the Goth instant the Exchange will
beopened at 81 A. NJ, sales to commence at 10 and
close Mt lO2A.M .--f -
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The Reported nnel In sss Iseuis-A
True Account OF the Affair.

From the st. Louis Republican, Jniyle.
The recent so-called "duel," In which
newspaper man was reported to have taken
a prominent part, turns out to have been q
rather funny affair. 1t grew out OF much
Boosting about the art of fencing at Henry
Bayer's saloon, on Third street. One OF the
parties to the affair was an old Frenchman
named Lippman, who served thirty-h!e
years as soldier, most Of the time in
hlriers. but whose avocation In st. Louis
is that of a tailor. Lippman, like good
would whip the Prussians. Monsieur
Berawgcr. another patriotic French sol
der. expressed the hope that bread and
meat would be plenty In Berlin, as the
French army would bivouac. there IN
short time. Mr.. Lippman said ne wished
that he was sixteen. to take part IN the
fight. He took a cane, and said ne would
show how the Zouares fenced. The news
paper man, who was then and there pre-
sent, said he could teach the Frenchman
how to fence. The old man proposed 10
meet him at Turner's hall, which was
agreed TO. Parties left MIR. Baycr and
Bcrawger thinking it all joke, and that
the contestants had left for another saloon
to refresh the inner man. They met at
Turner'S hall. Old man proposed to put
on mask, but his antagonist object
cd, and proposed that no thrust be
made above the breast. Old man asscntcd.
Lippman got in the first blow over his an
tagonists knuckles, opening the skin.
Then the fight commenced in earnest. The
Frcnchman was cut above the eye, causing
n slight scratch, and becoming mad at this
violation of the rules, he struck bis antago-
mist blow over the head, breaking his
sword in two pieces. The other party then
rctreated, and the "duel" ended. Mr..
Lippman's son says that his father shows
no other effect Of the "duel" than blue
eve
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The Virginia Watering Places.

GREENBR1ER WHITE SULPnUR STRINGS
W. VA, July 19.-There are about five hun
drcd and twenty-five visitors here, with
average arrivals of fifty per day. Hon. j
e. Beck and family, OF Kentucky /; Hon
George Woodward, Of Pennsylvania; Gene
rails Wickham and Pickett, OF Virginia; G
Z. Huntington, President of the Pacific
railroad ex-senator Mason, of Virginia
ex-senator Chestnut of South Carolina
Ex-Governor Moore, of Louisiana Genera
Lee and family viii spend portion of the
season here. A masquerade ball is adver
tiscd for "Wednesday, July 9th.
Thermometer 100 at sunset. ~
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OTIS, and ladeQSssf 4ths
condition Of our nayy,s fnances,. etc
It Is stated upon the highest a,ithorit,
that the resolution Of the resilient not e
convene Congress was generally sequieseet
In by the Cabinet Ministers. .,.,., -. s
5,lT miscellaneous. IL + 81
Colonel O'Denreid, of General Sherman
staff, will leave in a few days for Paris, hay
ing to-day obtained six months leave of ab
sence with privilege to go to Europe ant
witness the conflict between France and
Prussia. ~ '@
The President to-day pardoned James
Gates, citizen, who was sentenced in 1865
by courtmartial to five years imprison
ment in the Dry Tortugas for disloyalty.
The Secretary Of War to-day ordered
court-martial to convene ut West Point to
try private soldiers and cadets against
whom there arc charges pending.
Mr.. Thomas Hillhousc, the new assistant
Treasurer at New York, has filed his bond
Four clerks have been sent from here to
New York to count and weigh the money
deposited in the sub-treasury. It is said
there are about 225 tons Of gold on hand.
WALLACE.
SAssociated Press kilograms. a. --a
Various Items. 81.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were $4G4 900.
NJ. Provost ParadOl, the new French
Minister, is i'll to-day from the effect Of the
heat.
The last Cabinet meeting for several weeks
to come was held to-day, as the President
leaves for Long Branch on Thursday.
1t is contemplated sending General Sheri.
dan to Europe to observe the war.
William Windsor has been chosen United
States senator from Minnesota in place Of
Senator Norton, deceased.
In the Cabinet to-day there was only an
ifnormal conversation on the European
complication. The Government has 10 OIL
cial information.
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HoMIcIDEs IN BosToN.-Boston, July 49,
Two homicidcs took place in the northern
part of this city last evening, one origina-
ting in difficulty between Italians, during
which Luigi Gcrhardinel was shot dead by
Il countryman, who escaped. The other
resulted from Il fight in which several Irish
men engaged, during which Curran w.
Laughlin was knocked down by u terrible
blow of fist, which dislocatcd his neck.
Thomas May and Thomas OConnor, par
Elephants in the fight, arc in custody.
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House are Governor Mayne, Senator Tay'
Tor, and Senator French, of Virginia; Judgt
Cochranc, Colonel Hamburger, Colonc
French, +. Lewis Marshall, l. w. Walker
Jr., and A. S. Manton, of the Virgini;
Lcgislature.-Bo Boston Advertiser, 18th.
[Somc Of the names are scarcely recog
nizablc us the Advertiser printed them.]
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Thirty-seven cases of sunstrOke occurred
ut New York Monday-seyen fatal.

Thirty-seven cases of sunstrOke occurred
ut New York Monday-seyen fatal.
General w. Is. Thomas is running as an
independent Republican candidate for Con-
gress in Philadelphia against Hon. w. u.
Kelley, He isopposed to Chinese immigra-
ton, and represents Kelley as fayoring it.
DIR, Charles a. Pope, native Of Hunts
vile, Alabama, but for many years prSf e.
Louis, died In Paris, France, on the 9Th
instant.
AT the Louisville Tobacco Fair tho first
premium for bright wrapper from any State
save Kentucky was awarded TO Il: ". Gllfis,
tan a. Co, OF Richmond, Va. the second
oBaYtlett IL messenger, virginia.
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The French Steamships to Continue
Running to America.

New York, July 19.-The agents Of the
General Trans Atlantic Company announce
that the steamers of the French line will
not stop running in consequence of the
war. The steamer Lafayette will leave this
port OIL Saturday, July 23d, for Brest and
Havre. 1t is understood that the retiring
French Minister Bertheny, and Colonel Bo'
napartc, of Baltimore, will so passengers
in the LAFAYETTE.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-I1 Providence, July 1S.-In
IN affray ut pawtuckct last night, Charles
r. Kent, strcet-car conductor, stabbed
and instantly killed Joseph 4. Whiting, and
also stabbed, perhaps fatally, Louisa Whit
ing, Il daughter of the murdered man. A
family difficulty was the cause of the attray.
Kent was arrested.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIFEK
HI RAILROAD LTNE-FOR BALTIMORH,

ID ICHMOND AND YORK IS RIVER
HI RAILROAD LTNE-FORs BALTIMORE,
TIE NoKTH, AND, F0RTHWEsE.SEAMG1
DAYS1.-PA SSENQER SOHEDULE!iTL ; EE c
Passengers for baltimore aud points North
Win take the passenger train from the de.
pot OF the RtchmSnd and York Riyef Railroad at
ipF west Point where they taIs .tas fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF yIRGIN1Ag Cap
tain 81 w. FRRkMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYB0Lps both Of which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for passenger eaching Baltimore che following
morning In time to connect with che trains Tor
Philadelphia, New Fork, and the Vert Return.
Ing, the boats leave pier No. . Light. Street
Eharyes, just below Pratt street baltimore,
DAILY Except sundaysl at O'Clock r. M,
passengers arriving In Richmond ut 500 A.iM.
express train on Tie Richmond and Danviiie rail-
road for Danville and all points on that road (:
greensboro, salisbury Charlotss, &C., .. q:
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for Tho various
celebrated Springs on the line Of thst road.
/ PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at P; n. Leaves West Point daily at s:soA. II.
h Freight received and forwarded promptly, aud
through bills Of lsdng, gtyea TO prominent
points. @'" Ent THOMAS VODAMEAD.s 3
ty is tIst ~ IT, Eyf'.fs-gl S30perfufnnGeat
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LOST AND FOUND.

TOUND, SUM OF MONEY, which the
II ewner can get by describing the same and
having for this advertisement. Apply to
P"'A"s ~. ' FRANKM. WISE,
~ 2ous ut National Bank OF Virginia.
r OST, about ten days since, BOND OF
l 4 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Tor si,oVo,
viii, coupons attached from 1854, also certlnca.c
of INTEREST of the same for nearly $500.
Also, at the Petersburg depot, on sunday iasn
LEATIiER WALLET. containing about seventy
dollars. The finder viii be literally rewarded NY
~ ao1Ae,atk EDWARD COHEN, Banker.
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TRLEGRApHIc NEWS.
New york stock and Money Market

view 4oEM StOcA sbkssA Aspnoof IAsaA sNS -
NEW YORK, july ID Nooa. Stocks daii.
Money, Ee0s per cent. Gold, i7ai. Sterling Exc
change Long, 1loSi short, l1os. s-2o's,s losa.
Tennessee e's--Ex-couponr, SaA; new, o. Vir-
Rinia 6ts--Ex-coupoas, 81 ; new, esb. Louisiana
s's, ~; new, II. Levee Ts, "a; SIS, 90. Alabama
SIS, as;; SIS, a.. Georgia ss, IS; rs, 90. North
Carolina, sot; new, 2aa. South Carolina ss, SIT !;
new, 70. &1@a 3ta sr
Ere7sing. e@7 per cent Sterling
finer at lloA. Gold, 1921. Governments declined;
s-2o's, ,'o2, los!. Southern Securities dull and
generally heavy.
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Floyd B. Robertson has been appointed
postmaster ut Cumberland Courthouse,
Cumberland county, Va, uice Frank Ben
ter. resigned.
Danyillc, Va, is designated as q separa-
ting Office, and the postmaster is allowed
$500 year from LIST Of July, 1870, to pay
for clerical assistance in separating the mails.
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f'' .'fHH.f
TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH, hAIL TRAIN uiG
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd ana
Eighth streets daily at IL:i5 Al Ms ArTfyes In
Richmond daily at 1888 L. nj. LI.L.s =. ~
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgeanna and lIs,nsides, leaves Tie
Sundays excepted s. O'Clock I, n: Arrives In
Richmond (M0ndays excepted) at 85oA!M >
TRAIN No a.-fIIR0UGHMAIL TRAIN tfG
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd anu
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, At s;so
r. M Arrives in Richmond Mondays excep!ed)
= T TiiYab a TICK Ts audS THROUGH BAG
GAS H., GHEGKs 70 Al pstnsiRsl points In the
FREIGHTS ,csntrsctedfsfor and forwarded
da,ly;.with dispatch, 70 all points NORTH ana
H"s spia; soTIeE.14aTahe ,BA LgIagrE Ex-
PRESS TRAIN Will run as Oar as Milford staitoa,
ON Sunday. leaving Richmond, cerner OF grosn'
ana Eighth streets,s az a A. MI. Returning, GpH
leave Malerd on Nond ssls e s:as ~ sadd sr-
a xppy hlsn eokpa sss fHIeE corner Of
- 80 40 $50 49, - i d. sGENTRY.a
sSfslTf,s General Ticket Agent
Ed. T. d. MYERS, General Superintendent.
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1870. - - ..a,lS7O.
~ 80 y - 80 tr1. =, 80 -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS iOVERg THE
StIeRVt r JNT


RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND.
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
- NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST =
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From the Richmond Wing.
Tho ptftSylyaFiia Murder.

DANyuLE, July IS, 1SI0.--In your issue
Of Saturday the 10th instant YOU state in
Your notice Of the " Pittsylvania murder"
that after the report of q conversation be-
tweed Detective Cole and j. NJ. Conway,
1.-The result was that Conway was arrested
and committed to PittsyNania county Jail
when IN, made aTull confession of the hor.
rillr crime"
Ii is hut just to you and to the public
Ia SAY that the statement Of the arrest and
the confession of Conway is not true.
The jury i'll the case have sat several days.
and on last Saturday they adjourned to meet
again next Thursday. Up to this time no
arrests have been made. I am sure that
every effort will be made by the jury and
citizens of the county to ascertain the mlrr-
dcrer, the people are very much excited
on the subject, and all seem resolved to fer.
ret out the guilty party, if possible, who
ever he may be. A SUBSCRIBER.
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Cd i ACoo tSiSAA e
Various Items.
FOREIGN NEWS.

No Collision Yet-The Plan Of the French
Campaign-The Position of Holland
Regulations about Neutrul Shlppin,g-Na-
polcon Not Going to the Front till al is
Rcady-King William Prepared for the
Worst, &C., &C., dc. ..,t ....
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VIOLATION OF THE REVENUE LAw.-Mr. j.
II. McNutt. a respectable citizen of LcXing-
ton, was arrested yesterday by officer j. =.
Icatlm,n OH the charge Of having in his
possession, in violation of the revenue law,
u lot OF empty whiskey barrels with the
revenue stamp on them. An examination
before United States Commissioner Bttlum
resulted in the accused being sent on for
trial at the November term of the United
States court. Bail was allowed in the sum
Of 1900, which was promptly furnished.
The penalty for the offence is a fine of $500
for each barrel, and Imprisonment for not
less than six months nor more that three
years.-Lynchb,rg Republican.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES MCDONALD.-Wc
regret to announce the death of Mr.. James
Mcdonald, ST., ut his home near New Lon
don, in this county, which occurred Sunday
night last ut 8 O'clock. Mr.. Mcdonald
was the father of the Hon. james McDo-
maid, Jr., Secretary of the Commonwealth,
aud Of our townsman. Mr.. Alexander Nc
Donald. He was cighty-one years of age ;
was born in the county of Fauquier, and
was for many years resident of this city.
lie was one of the famous dinncr-party of
MIR. Pat. Mathews. composed Of citizens of
over seventy-tive years OF age, and left be-
bind him 4 memory endeared to a wide cir
Gle of friends who esteemed and respected
him MISUNDERSTANDING Republican.
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The WHEAT CROW have taken good
deal of pains to get reliable information in
regard to the wheat crop in Bedford, and
from all that we can learn, we suppose there
can be no doubt about the fact that it is u
large one. Farmers, however, who are
now threshing, report that it is not so heavy
as they expected, although the quality is
good. The oat crop is being harvested, and
is SAID to be Il very fine one, probably the
best raised in the county i'll ten years. The
corn is also looking wcll.-LibeTty Nesos.
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@DRowNED.-Mr. Conrad Hensley, oldest
son of Mr.. Robert Hcnsley, near Waynes-
boro', while fishing with 4 seine in Black
Wells mill dam, one mile from WaynesbOro',
on last Tuesday, fell into deep hole, and,
not being able to swim, was drowned. His
body was recovered about an hour after
wards by William NJ. Bush.-Staunton Spec
i1fOr.
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Export Of Specie.
NEW YORK, July 19.-The shipments Of
specie to Europe to-day were g., 600, 900.
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RIcHMoHD AND PErHRsBusa H.R, Co,s
RICHMOND, April ri I6Is, =

RIcHMoHD AND TkrrRsBusd H.R, Coat
RICHMOND. April al I7s.as3
THE TRAINS OVER sTHIS ROAD
run as follows :ilf H. gstt - - lsss EdiI 10
Leave Richmond at s:4slA. IL. and 2:soP. H.,
Leave Petersburg nc 10 A. NJ and 7:05 Z. NJ
Freight and Accommodation train, with pasSen-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily at .
A. M. and Petersburg daily at $50 As H tSun-
: 4hs as A. III train wilinot leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the los z. IL. train Will not Leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS. ~
Passen gers Cor Norfolk will take the 80 r. NJ
train, running through daily. baggage checked
~ Tine passenger coach attached TO the coal train
viii run ON MONDAYS. WEDNEsDAYAs and
FRIDAYS. sFsReysaaL5.. -
rhesfes With the tfAtn.i Ps6een"
rers returning viii take tue $50 Ma tratnfons
necttng at Chester with the coal trxtn.-
an q -a,Ststt.4 ssteIs5Sef 4 iSnpefiHtendclt
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ENVELOPES AND p a r D R:-Full
IA stock st ELLYHON a TAYLOR,S
no sd,oiainG DfsEsssk Rsildsn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sc.
TEE CREAM ICE CREAM!
= H. ,s,:tzIs.H,Ep,a GoNFRCTIONERY.i

E-S- k&if stjSt ---~>~~~tl 81
THE us dersigned La now prepared TO manuiac,
ture and furnish AZ short notice mis- caiep
ICE CREAM, so we'll Known to the tradesIi
hotels, Saloons Restaurants, and Restaurants,
Private Parties, Mics and Fairs, VIII be sup
piled nc Wholesale prices. ..
sis a on s me cis FL 81 III
CREAM SALOON, where j am always ready 10
serve ladies and gentlemen with tho most delicious
y g 50, sssrtss.F e c.. ZfAMER, rs
INV 2I-ssm No, 1888 Main stTeet
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GEORGE II. BROWN. c. L. HApWAf.l
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE.
" DRAFTED WHEELER & WILSON SEW
propose, In view OF our
superiOr facilities to conduct our business on the
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hand a
full assortment of the above celebrated Machine,
with all, the modern improvements and findings
for The same, such as Needles, Sewing Silk, sGot-
ION, &c. Machines sold on the lease plan atcaSh
prices, instalments OF $40 month. Repairs
promptly attended TO-.
No. 100 Main, corner of Eighth street.
pents wa nted througfOutthe State. my ID z
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DOUND-TRIP TICKETs.

VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1LRoXD,
TO- WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET BED
ING, WARM, and BATH ALUM SPRINGH ind
ROChBRlDGE BATHS. Good for ten days.'
Also, ~ 70 at 'sfi' bsI If,lf III ,gs;f ,fs
!, EXCURSION TICKETS .ees..t,.,,s ,
to, NIAGARA FALLS, NEWpORT, sAKATO-.
GA; and LAKE GEORGE, inflow rates.
. s:..ik ybaaI3 j. f. NETHERLAND. !,
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SEWING-MACHINES.

.>cs--c....s.s
TIME IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
1 MACHINE, the best for al kinds OF work.
Its sales Indicate IL durability and popularity
prove il; its work confirms 1t. Over ninety thou.
sand sold last year. Call aud examine 1t.
Sewing Machines repaired. -
r AGENTS WANTED. 49,. &. sg
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent
ia sd, sw&w3m OILS hain street.!
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PRUSSIA.

LONDON, July 19.-Dispatches from Prus-
sia say the German papers are filled with
complaints of the falschood and trickery
whereby the French seek to fasten upon
Prussia the responsibility of the war.
No battle is expected for several DAYS.
BREMEN, July 10.-The steamer Union
remains in port here.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter from the Warm Springs.

Correspondence OF the Richnond Dispatch.
VAIN STRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA, !
July lG, 1870,
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BrREAU.-OFFICIAL
Passports Of the Department OF State issued by A. O.
WILLMAkIH, United States Court building, Al Chambers
street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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DWELLiNa HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
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v,,p y,TS,s M1Shn / P4SE siI.. second column S.n
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HELP WXNTEp-FE -FEMALEs-ELEvrN PAcE-Fh and
HELP WsSTE ED-MALEs-TwrIrr PAon-Frs. and
HORSES cxRRTAGEs, 4c-FInsr PAer-second and
HoTELs HOTELS sTsosp PAGE Sixth column.
!NsUkANCE-NISTH PAGE-Second column.
jsRsEy saAis9 aG1sos ssiTn ST2 AND prR
GENE GEN REAL ia ESTATE FOR sALE-TwrLrrn PAGr-
ISf Eosf iSS faSSpss4 Ss,s sss%n .s.
M1sshe Column
sHmH PAGE
Sixth column
MISCELLANEOUs-NINTn PAaE--Third column
n1ySICALNIATH PAGE-s,xth column
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE-Firs: column.
p1lANOFoETEs-NiNTH IA PAGE-Fifth column.
POLlTlcAL-TwrLrrH PAGE--Flfth column.
rkOPOSAl.S-FIE5r PAGE--Third column.
fHOPEhTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELIru PAGE-Four.h column.
REAL ESTATE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-rwELFru PAGE-rifh col
REwARDs-FIEsr PAGE-sxth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEcoND PAGE--Fifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS D-FEMALEs-ELEvENTH PAGE
-. First, second, third, fourth and FIFTH columns
SIruATlONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoIICEs-FIRsr PAGE-Firs. column.
sPoRTiNG-DOGS BIRDS, &c.-FiRsr PAGE-second
STORAG NINTH PAGE-Thrd column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SEcoSD PAGE--Fourh column
THE TRADES-rwELrTn PAGE Second column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE--Second column.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPUSES-NiNTH PAGE
TRAvELLERs, GUlDE-FInsr PAaE-six.h column.
UEFUREISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET -
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth col