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MARkETs.
EIBY EBE aRAPH.I

NEW Iofks
NEW YORK, July 3.-Cot'o or quiet and
steady; safes $50 bales; middiing upIands,
3014c Flour dull, l0Ql5c lower; suDerfine
State and Western, s. 5066 3 Whisky 81 0l
81 025a. Wheat active; closed % lower for
spring and stronger on winter; No. Milwau-
kee, 81 Sn9l 40; winter red and amber W est
ern, 81 50 Torn heavy and lower; new mixed
western, 95cgSl "a. Coffee IN good demand.
Molassss s dull and nominal. Rice steady /;
sales 5OJ tterces Caroline, $50 bags RangOOn-
Sugar dull and a shade easier: sales 902
hlds Slavelisld, l01sei Porto Rico, lO1s; 500
boxes Havana, Sss 9iO14c @ feI
Dry goOds-bnslness somewhat languid and
market lacking in buOyaney The Furopean
war gave rise to spe eulative movement In
gold. The change in the tariff which goes
into effect soon and the unsettled state OF the
finances al tend TO have some con ntrOlling
effect upon the minds Of the mercantile COM
Tnunity- which deters them from entering
into speculative NOV ements in the dry goods
line, and being solely confined 90 urgent ne
cesSliieS affecting orders required for pres
sing " Mt. most classes OF home-In ade fes.-
ties are selling at prices which scarcely adj
NIT of profit, yet SO long as supply Is in the
Eastern maj q and cotton crop promises 70 be
very large, IL WOuld be unsafe to discount
the future OF prices The decline in 6-cord
spool cotton takes place owing to an advance
In gold, but nevertheless prices must recsde
10 nc before Iongi FIRST to76c and then TO 70c
TIE financial markets opened more quiet
ana continued so during the day. Gold was
active early in the day and declined TO 49,
but the reported advance in the bank rate OF
England i,ss sent z gp e i2Oi 5ut It again tell
Carry ing rules ranged 7, &, 5 and !. Per ship
ments 70 Europe to-day, s3 G4, 900: shipme euts
for The week. So lOI s52 CIearaIlc &c tf-tIay see
2sS coo Sterling dull, g5<9l01S Money easy
0etG on call Bank shows loss In specie,
which rs considered unfavOrable. Loans,
/ 80 oUuI9S; increase. Sx.1t3,430. Specie, SS4,-
11s,9l3; decrease, S6i7 s096. Circulation, S32
sy235oi increase, Sg7l SOL. Deposits, S23 965,-
5l5. TotshshipEnents for the week, IS, ,456. $50.
sub treasury hslaRce-gold.- s69,77S. IA. our
rsney, Sll AIS, -, bullion and half-canceled
go4d. cartl ncates sent to Washington; de-
crease, S&6,Si2. Legal Tenders, S53 g7S, III; in
crease, sdi7 $40 Governments better closing
strong II - rumored that fifty million bonds
are en- route back from Europe, but not cred
lied state bonds are quiet;l old Tennessees,
63; new, el. =.
governments are very steady but dull (;
sales very light. State securities quiet and
steady. Gold steady; advanced about &c
since opened; quoted, 1914. Socks strong at
an advance of 7<ta7Hc upon last nights price.
Central, s8s{. Scrip, SSg991{. Illinois Central
$50. Erie, ~; preferred, 43. lIl t..r
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sURLINeAME.
Chinese Condolences for ais Dsath-Was he
Poisoned by bis eompanicns7

Chiasse Condolences for bic Dsath-Was he
Poisoned by bis Compartment
WASHINGTON, July 24.-O Official dis.
patches from China give the CORES
pOndence' between Minister Lowe TO
Prince Kuaa, CT China, relative to the
death Of Burlingame. Great regret is
expressed by. the Chinese officials at
the event. It Is stated that Burlin-
game's mission had been gratifying
and successful, and that the postum
NOUS rank conferred upon him was
the highest that could be given to any
one outside Of the Imperial family.
-A IBy Mail 4 1a avH..
The irish Citizen says of Burlin-
games journey: "The game was kept
up throughout the courts of Europe,
and had tne run until at st. Peters
burg the unhappy impresario of the
troupe suddenly died, poisoned as we
believe by his own Cinnamon, who
had orders to that effect before Ieav-
ing home, and who were themselves
Immediately afterwards ordered to go
home. = 4.1 $500 ..aF al
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ounces on Faction theTeof, prepay
ment compulsory; letters insufficient
ly paid on the above. rate are to be
charged for on delivery with postage
for unpaid letters after the deduction
Of the amount prepaid. 5aa7 & .l---
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Raaa Raii.

ST. LOUIS, July pa match game
of base bali was played to-day be-
tween the Lone Stars of New Orleans
and the Empires of st. Louis, and re-
suited in score Of % for the Lone
Stars and 10 for the Empires. The
Stars play the Unions tomorrow, and
then go TO Chicago, al ss1
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Two Spanish Lies.

HAVANA, July 24.-The statement
that forty-two citizens of Remedas,
were assassinated and the women
obliged to work on the ehain-gang, is
false.
The Captain General has declined
reinfOrcements from Spain. ga"
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S50. .l0n Rurnad On.

CLEVELAND, O., July a. = The
Cleveland Boiler Company's rolling
mill was was burned last night. Loss
estimated at from $4,000 to $50, 900.
The fire is supposed to have caught
from sparks of a locomotive.
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Killed by a Railroad Train.

TERRE HAUFE, IND, July pa
drunken man was run over and cut to
pieces by freight train last night.
The Germans are raising consider
able fund for sanitary uses for the
PruSSian army.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

dlF s5
.ca8Hll T
BOARD OF EDUCATI9s MEMPHIS CITl.
- dsOf5
MEMPHIS July ., 1870
DkOPOSALS fOT Withdrawing ana repair
K ing sehOOt-hOusps and doing certain srne-
work snd repairs, ordered Dy the Board O.
kdaeauon OF Memphis city schools. Will be-
received by the Buudiug Com mfttep. at ofTic-
In OdG-FeitoWs' Hall, III "a .urCay, gltl inst
at 10 o'clock am
PARTIES wishing 70 contract for the same
Will call there. 7 - 1Pd LENJW,
A h. "a MEEHILL,
q. kEDFR.
iy2 Building Committee.
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At asoeial gathering, on Monday
evening last, a buc0lsc young lady
asked what woman's sphere meant.
Answer Woman's sphere is bounded
on the north by q husband, on the
south by a babyi on the east by a
mothernsin-laW, and on the west by
an an old maid sister. Within this
sphere any woman may find enough
to do to keep her usefully employed
all the days of her Lief and, should
sbe prove faithful to her ssdnties, she
will be certain of reaching Heaven a
last, which, after all, is the chief end
of life. le.i r. -
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DEATH from D ownina and sunstroke

LOUISVILLE, July 24.-Geo. Hoag,
boy about fourteen years old, was
drowned in the Ohio river yesterday
afternoon, The body was found in
the canal. James Kean, aged seventy,
died from sunstroke to-day. .g9lE
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M q n q "a V.
eEt ra l.lU ...
9th Day Of August, 1870.

FVNHlS town Is situated on the Memphis and
y Little Rock Railroad, half way between
Memphis and Little Rock fifteen miles north
oI Clarendon, thirty-Lhree south OF Augusta.
nfty-nve south OF JacksOnpOrt. and eight
from Cotton Plant .-
II Is surrounded by a very fine country amt
lnm eufately in the Pine Region, one of the
nnest bodies of pine in the State
II is on the high grounds between White
and 81 Francis rivers. and is considere the
very heaithiesr sections Of Arkansas
This place is destined to be one Of the
largest shipping points on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad
Trans VIII carry passengers al half fare.
Iefms made known on day OF sale.
July 10, $50.
B. ID. WILLIAMS,
= 1y21 .r..1r General SuDit and land : --ll,77r
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DEsPEEsARY.
FUNERAL N0TIeE

BRoWN-Tbe friends OF Wa. f. BRoy,y
are invited TO attend HIS buria'. ~ Elmwoo.l
Cemetery, this tsfONDAYl morning. Irry
18Th, at 10 o'clock
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LIBERTY HALL,
RAMFoRnsNIILE.G Ga Jnlv q ISzn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, GA, July Q, 1870.
Hon. Il. Barksdale: ~ aFarP --s..-
Dear Str. In the Clarion l see an
editorial headed "The Battle of Ma
nassas, etc., which requires a notice
from me.
You will pardon me, trust, for say
ing that feel quite sure If you had
seen what is stated in the second vol
ume of my book. upon. the war, now
being Issued from the press, you would
not have expressed yourself as you
did in this article; and that you may
know exactly what my statement in
the book Is, upon the subject of the
advance of the Confederate army,
after the battle of Manassas, l send
you an accurate extract from it (pages
4s6-489), as follows: 80 ca3 or
.'Major Heister- One thing, Mr.. Ste
phens, / should like to know just at
this point, and that is, why Generals
Johnston and BeaHrsgsrd remained
entirely inactive at Manassas during
the whole fali after the rogt of General
MeDowelps army, on the 2Ist of July2
Why did they not push on to Wash
ipgtong They must have had very
large force early IN the tab, and flushed
with victory az they were, It has al.
ways been mystery to me why they
stood 50 perfectly quiet until McClel-
lan's new army was organized, almost
vitaln their sight. Can you explain
this? -.
"Mr. Stephens-T do not know that
lean. With the military Operations,
\ as / have said before, il Is not my
| purpose to deal, eKeept Ia so far as
they bear upon the questions which
Ws' have directly in hand. "A great
Ideal has been said and written upon
! the ssuhiPct OF y0ur inquiry. It ha:
Il been said that Thomas j. Jackson
Y who Afterwards became SO famous
4under heappellatien Of sStoneWall, !
s rueBs81aU .sszsa asurH Hssw
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The Shoe and Leather DifieuIty Over.

BOSTON, July 24.-The trouble be-
tween the shoe manufacturers and st.
Crispin, of Lynn, has been settled sat
isfactOrily, and work will be resumed
on Monday, ~. ...- p
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From an Occasional Correspondent Of the
APPEAL7 lare t-lssH q a'
ROME, June q, 1870.
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LETTER FRoM ITALY.

The Passage Of The Alps---Florenee--.
Roms--Tae EeumenieaI eOsneIi---The
Next Pspe---Art katters---FrOm Rome
to Eaplss-.-POmpeii-- Return to Rome.
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NOTICE..

T HAVE this day sold my entire Interest," in
the Grocery and Commission Business in
the firn Of A.J. Roach q Co. 70 Mr A. r. Foaeh
and request my friends and fOrmer pRtrDus
20 extend 70 him the same PATRONAGE Lhav
have SO kindly given to our hrm. -rIl(l :
80 Mr.. s. W. Green having sold his entire
interest N the nrm Of A. j. Roach q co. K. A.
=. hcaons the business will so conducted and
contlnned as heHstofore. under the firm name
and style OF A. ]. Roach { CO.. A. ]. Roach
assumes all assets and liabilities, and alone
a1nit1Srizee a1i 70 hqaidate the business of the
: :, = = -1sgEi udi bna 80 s. y . sRFEN,, siRRFFSEIN,
I. 81 suurui . ---~-S HniuIEi
A. ]. ROACH, formerly 49,. J. A.KRBx,
OF Eomervil1e, Tenn. Memphis.
.As Il sRORCzn ce3 Co.
- GROCERS,s sils
Commission Alsrehants and cottOn
.soHEs aray.E.zf '--st"' ~, = ,auasH.
la 3I4 Frent ST. corner Bonrosge ~
MEMPHIS, 1aa-gn TENNES6EE.
; s% spselal attention paid 70 the. sale or
cotton, and ltberala advances on The same jyA
BuE eNa E8V Ntl EMalHnl
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ATTENTION SIR KNigHTs

NOU are hereby ordered II aftend
regular stated conrfays Or Cyr-u- ~
COmmandery, No. 4, knigfts EempIur. ~
a. Asylum, No ~ Front street ems dON-
DAY) evening. July ZjtB, at O'Clock
Visiting Sir Knights cOurteOuslg invited.
By command OF GEO MELLhR-H- D. r
7. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. J..s
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GOLLEGIATE DEPARrHFNr. with pre-
- para-Ory sehCOi. opens September j. 'e-..
CQurse-Classleai, s5eientidc and ~. .ac. .Eur.
tiQn-boardtng. furntsAed rooms. etc. e.F. t,.
$50 per year. For q cular, addTeSs b. X .EEE
SMi EH- Ghapeeilor or Uafve1sity. O. D. E
TOEf Nk5tJN Primo Ual Of college ..-r.
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AUCTION.
p q BIZ Q SALE
POPLAR STREET
NCE LOTS !

A PORTION 0f that beautiful and greatly
y admired properly on the north side OF
Poplar street, at the intersection Df M4nr-s -
street and at the terminus OF the street rsitl-
road, Eiu be sold, 10 the highest bidder ou
Thursday, Jaif 23.h, at 6'elock Pm.
Upon the premises The Ownar oC the ur8p-
ertY IA nonresident, anu is uOY IN the city
DETERnfINED 70 SELL. ard those who wish 10
Duy can never expect q more favorable uD-
portunity for an Investment IN the real s.s-
tate market OF Memphis.
TERMS OF SABE.-Hsl. cash, and hall w-Iv-
months, With interest. with priveIeE- of
diseounting deferred payments at one per
cent. per month.
The lots will basOld in front Of fifty feet by
depth of about two hundred accord ug tn
plan exhibited at our Office and at place o.
sale More desirable properly cannot be- H. Il
Ia regard 70 al the collven1snees OF D. Ll-.-
Q as residence.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT L Co,
a Ffr,rrr
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LSuisvlHs.

LoUIsvTLLE. July 28.-Bagging unchanged
and market active. Cotton q shade firmer;
middling held at lSc. Flour weak aud an
changed. Grain quiet and steady. Wheat,
81 a9l 50. Corn, 81 To- Oats and rye un-
changed. Provisions Of a weakening tenden-
cy. PORK aud bacon, lb9lS9l9c. Bulk msSts,
l3S9l7S lSc. Lard. IKE. Hams, 241ze. Whis-
Ky, SleSl OIL. Tobacco; sales, Il3 hhds; mar
kst active and unchanged at previous aaOs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERiIIY or NASHgILiE

ThAMBER OF COMM ERf,F-A rlr-l.. ...,
- monthly meeting Of The Chamber of ,uu-
merce occurs this lMOHDAYI afternoon 20
O'CLOCK 7. A. NILSSON PresI iant
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asEaa 8 a'1Rssas ssaa'a assss .
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80 sam. 7. TAn.oR 6 CO.,
corroN FACTORS

ND General Commission Merchants, front
u Office. up-staIr No. Is, No. sO4, Front
Ieets MemPhiss Tenn. " mh8
Ants. ie2s
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81. Louis, July 2.-Flotr dull and yveak,
supernne, 81 Seas, Wheat irregular; NO.
red fall, 81 20al ~. Corn dull and 2aSg
loWeri good mixed, soc. Oats, sSd49c. Rye
Sac. Whisky, SI9l Of Provisions quiet bui
firm. Pork, sa093D so according TO the weight
Bulk meats, A9l711gls5ze. Lard, l69l6s4e.|
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SlSneu ~ tIlplAAduS. --g..a =
Lsignedl NV. SMITH,

Major General.
My recollection of the above con-
ference agrees fully with this state
ment of Gen. q. w. Smith.
[Signed] @. T. BEAUREGARD,
sa.e -.-gr 3 General G. 5. A.
[Signedl J. r. JOHNSTON,
General.
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From the Jackson Clarion of the I'D.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN VICE
PREsIDENT sTEPHENs AND HON.
z. BARKsDALE, OF MISSISSIPPI.
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gasaao E1a su aEoa
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LONDON, July 2-Eveniug.--C -ConsoIs, 90
American securities steady; 5-2o bOnds-i62is.
50; 65's, 80; SIS, S21S; l8-40, 50. Stocks quiet
and steady. I-T ~ rff'ET 100 -
LIvERPo0l, July 3s-C0tt0n arm; middiing
upiands Szsd; Orleans, SD; sales, u 90 bales
speculatioR and export, 1900 bales. Bread
9lOd Red western No z, los 2dal0s Sd. West
ern Hour, IS Cd. Corn, No. mixed, S5sa
ass Sd. PORK Ii7s8d "a llolIlI I'-FE
1 65f 40e
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-01

sHcuae biliNo. is, 10 provide for dividing
fthe aayersl counties of this state into town
ahips. was taken up. The first section Of
Aha lill uroyides that the Governor shall
nppoint Eve discreet citizens 70 lay of their
respective counties into Townships; the
second section provides thss the townships
| shall be az nearly equal in extent Of terri
tory and population as may be; thst there
shall not be less than three nor more than
thirteen townships in each county; the
commissioners shall establish places for
opening one or more polls in each town
ship.
The commissioners are empowered 70
employ o surveyor when necessary, ana
they are within ten days to designate &C
curately the boundaries of the township.
No part Of any city or town containing
8, 600 or more inhabitants shall be included
In any township. The name Of each town
ship is to be distinctly indicated. Section
S provides TINT the commissioners shall
receive three dollars per day for their SER
vices; ;. section provides that npon the Pc
tition of fifty qualified voters the Judge OF
the county court may order that any county
may be redivided into townships, but any
citizen may appear az defendant to prevent
the re-districting of the county.
The bill was amended in unimportant
particulars, and when ordered to its en-
grossment, Mr.. WHITE moved as substi-
tute the Senate bill on the same subject,
which is that the present magisterial dis
tricts be, and they are hereby, constituted
as the townships in the several counties Of
the State, except when they are less than
| three in number.
The substitute was not agreed to, and the
bill WAS ordered to be engrossed and read o
third time. -.....- (.
| Adjourned. . a
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hrivhaest ilehs 81 day. We viii not bslleYea
word Of their rallyias under the black pi-
rat:cal ftagof PORTER 3 Co. We believe an
unwarranted use has been made OF their
names, and thst they will disappoint the
men who count upon their cooperation In
their evil designs.
There could be no accounting for the folly,
now that liberalism has triumphed ana
the State is In the Union, of inaugurat'ng
anew the bloody proscriptionist party
which so long wared against the white race
of Virginia. No intelligent and patriotic
gentleman can combine with that party IN
rev;v;no the rancours of the past, and at
tempting to prolong the war Of races IN
Virginia.
No feeling Of love for Virginia, no de-
s;re to promote her peace and prosperity,
could prompt man to join any such party.
An oct like that would justly subject
man of ordinary sense to the suspicion that
the motives which controlled him were
merely personal and sordid, and he could
politically, no more merit or command any
confidence or respect Of the intelligent and
responsible part of the community.
Who will join the wolves at noonf
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DIED..

On Sunday morning, February 81, at o'clock,
after long and painful Illness Of consumption.
Mrs. MINNIE LOHMAE, consort OF q. Il. Lob
man, in the thirtieth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, No. sls Preston street, THIS AT
TERNOON at O'Clock.
The friends OF the family are respectfully In
vited to attend.
On Saturday, February 9sih, In the county of
Caroline Mr.. FRANCISP. FRAYSER.
His friends and relatives are invited to attend
his funeral from the residence OF his uncle, VII
liam II. Turpin, on Nineteenth street, THIS AT
TERNOON at half-past O'Clock.
At her fathers residence, on Cary street, on the
2sth February, MARY VIRGINIA, only daughter
OF Alexander and Otelia Jennings, aged three
years and five days.
Her funeral viii take place TO-DAY at 3 O'Clock
from DIR. Bakers church, on Main street. The
friends Of the family are Invited to attend.
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DR.. Nathan Allen, of Lowell, Massachu-
sets, writing to the Boston Journal OF
Chemistry, says:
"Ouetelet, who has devoted more atten.
ton to this subject than any other writer,
gives the average weight of an adult male
l37 pounds, and the average height S rs.
DR.. Gould, who examined large number
of students in the junior and senior classes
at Harvard University and Yale College,
together with some members of professional
schools, reports their average height s-5
feet, and average weight l40 pounds. II.
Maclaven, who has charge Of the gymna-
SUM connected with the Oxford University,
England, reports the first one hundred
names on his book, as they arrived at the
University, their average height So feet,
and average weight 1913 pounds. From the
vital statistics of all the members of Am
herst College from 1861 to lS69-making
over six hundred different students-their
average weight was found to be l39 pounds,
and average height 3-5 feet"
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The Petersburg Courier argues thatmany
persons besides licensed lawyers are "learn-
ed in the law True enough. Yet, there
might be some doubt as to the intention OF
the trainers of the Constitution if the Ian
guage employed in that instrument were
simply the words quoted above, since that
phrase is commonly used to describe prac-
ticing attorneys. But the fact is that the
language of the Constitution is learned
in the law of the State Language which
was certainly employed to indicate dis
tinction between persons learned in the
law" that is, lawyers-and persons
learned only in the law of the State, as
many old clerks, justices, and others, are.
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COURT ORDERS,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RICH
i MOND: Margaret Hauessler, who sues by her
next friend Matthias Kieser, %. Joseph Hsuessler.
Take notice. that shall on SATURDAY the I'd
day Of April, 1870, at the law Office Of A. Noise,
Jr. Esq, No. IL Schafer's Building, at the corner
Of Tenth and Main streets, In the city Of Rich
mond, between the hours Of A. n. and z. II.
Ernest Schultz and others In a certain suit for
divorce q ptnculur mGtrtnonii, now pending on
the chancery side Of the circuit court the city
Of Richmond, In which am plaintiff and ) on are
defendant; and II from any cause the taking OF
said dispositions be not commenced or, II COM
menced, be not concluded on that day, then the
taking thereof be adjourned and continued from
day to day and from time to time, at the same
place, until the same Is concluded.
MARGARET HAUESSLER,
NH l-Tu4w MATTHIAS KEISER.