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FROM WASNISGEGH.

TROUBLE AMONG THE WASHINGTON DOCTORS.
WASHINGTON. july 9.--The Medical Asso-
citation of the District OF Columbia had q
somewhat exciting meeting last night.
There was al unusually Large attendance,
AS it WAS expected that the committee
charged with the investigation of cundu-
range, or the canccr.cUre humbug, would
report and besides. the question OF men,
bers of the society consulting with colored
physicians was expected to come up. Inc
latter subject was postponed until October
next. after q somew hat heated debate and
white doctors may therefore consult Win
colorcd doctors until that time.
| The case Of DR.. Bliss was then taken up.
| He was charged with willfully violating and
| setting at defiance the regulations OF the
association, by consulting, in the case OF
Vicc-PreSident ColfaX, with DR.. 4. c. Cox,
after the latter had been refused member
| ship upon grounds satisfactory to the Med
| icaI Association. After very excited dis
cussion DR.. Bliss was expelled by nearly
unanimous vote. lie wrote Il defiant letter
to the association, in which he admitted
| having consulted with DR.. Cox, and said
| he would do as ne pleased in regard to the
matter in the future.
THE TAX ON SALARIES.
In the case of the salary Of the President
Va, who is elected by board Of directors
appointed by the Governor OF the state,
aud whose salary is paid out of the State
treasury, the question was raised whether
the salary is exempt from income tax under
the decision of the United States Supreme
Court in the case Of Burlington VS.. Day.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
holds that all necessary agencies for the
purposes Of State government are exempt,
but that the superintendent OF lunatlc
asylum, however necessary in moral or
benevolent community, cannot be said TO
be necessary for legitimate purposes OF
State government, and therefore his salary
is not exempt from income tax.
EFFECT OF THE BOWEN PARDON.
AS the pardon could not affect his rcla.
ton to Mrs. Pettigrew Hing Bowen, and
as the Jury by their verdict declared that
she was not luis wife, there IS some COM
ment over the fact that the third Mrs. Bow
en- announces her purpose to 1--we Will MIN.
ROYAL VISITORS.
Information has been received here That
the Marquis of Lorne and the Princess
Louise VIII visit America in the fall. They
will spend some days in the Dominion,
when they will visit Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, and Will az
rive in Washington about the time oil the
visit of the Russian Prince, Alexis Wash
,ngton Patriot.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Senator Schurz has
written q letter to gentleman in this city,
in which he strongly expresses himself In
favor of Charles Francis Adams, OF Massa-
chusctts, for Vice-Presdent oil the United
STATES in 1872.
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a Lady Burned 10 Death Careless
Handling OF Kerosene.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DISPATcH.J
STAUsToN, July love have to record
another of those horrible accidents caused
by the careless use Of kerosene oil. Mrs.
Margaret Platte, of this place, this morning
about O'Clock attempted to kindle fire
by pouring kerosene oil on it from can.
The consequence was that the can exploded
with loud noise, enveloped her in flames
instantly, and before her SON, who was in
the next room, could come to her rescue,
she was burnt from head to foot. 1t IS
thought she cannot possibly recover.
[sEcoND DISPATCH.
STANTON, July 10.-Mrs. Platte, the
victim of the burning, died this evening at
SIX O'Clock.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

NIoIh TlahSC'
COUNT DE oHAMBoRD's AAN1FEsTo CON-
pEMNED-TAX ON COLONIAL PRODUCE
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PARIS, &C.
PARIS, July 9.-Thc manifesto of Count
de Chambord is generally condemned in
severe terms by the press, rs calculated to
increase the agitation which it prctends to
dcprecate. .-.-
The Assembly has passed the bin i'm
posing additional taxes on colonial produce
by a vote of 4S3 to 8.
The municipal elections for Paris will be
held on the Goth instant.
Gambctta is about to undertake the pub
LEGATION of newspaper, and has proposed
to General Faidsherbe to take charge Of its
military chronicle. .......
The present harvest in France will fall
below the annual average.
WRECK OF A FRENCH sHIP-1MMENsE LOSS oE
LIFE.
PARIS, july 10.-The French ship Zou-
ave has been wrecked near the Cape OF
, Good Hope. All hands lost. One hundred
and fifty bodies were washed ashore.
| RELEASE OF CoMMUNIsTs-THE POPE INVITED
TO FRANCE.
PARIS, July 10.-The sessions OF The
courts-martial will begin on the 10th inst.
Sixteen thousand Communist prisoners at
' erSaIlIcS nave DeCn TcledS6u ny OTUeI VI
| the Government, but 10000 are still held,
and will be tried in squads. /:
! Theirs has written Il letter to the Pope
inviting him to take UP his residence in
France. He makes an humble apology to
| the Holy Father for the inability of France
| to interfere in behalf of the temporal power
in the Roman States, but declares that it is
his earnest conviction that Italian unity is
, impossible. . .
From England.
| LONDON, July 10.-Advices from Paris say
! that it is generally believed that the party
Of legitimists, or supporters OF Count de
, Chambord, both in and outside of the
French Assembly has been dissolved, and a
majority of its members will join the Re-
, publicans. -
In the House of Commons this morning
| ing Mr.. Gladstone explained that the delay
| in the arrival of Minister Schenck from the
United States had caused u postponement
of the negotiations tor the reduction OF
postage to and from America. They would,
. however, soon proceed.
; The little ship Ragusa, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool to-day.
Deputations Of German, Dutch. and
| Austrian bankers are about to leave the
capital of their respective countries for tine
! purpose of making a thorough eXamina'
| ton OF the line Of st. Yothard railway.
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The Irish Troubles sn New York.

New YORK, July 10.-Thcre is a secret
meeting Of the Hibernians this evening at
which delegates from Philadelphia and
other cities are present. Mayor Hall
again says there will be no riot, and that
the Orange parade will be protected: The
impression prevails that the Irish will take
the advice Of the clergy and not interfere.
[sECoND DIsPATcH.) -
NEW YORK, July 10.-It is now stated on
good authority that the HiberDians will
parade on Wednesday, headed by man
called Captain Cleary. The number to turn
out is not ascertained. 1t is also said that
the 7th, 9Th. 9th, 18th, and list regiments,
will be ordered to hold themselves in read:
ness at their armories, to aid the police, II
necessary, to quell any signs of riot.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
Arbitrator TO Geneva.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Richard Fl. Dana
of Boston, will probably be the arbitrator
on the part of the United States ut Geneva
Reported Withdrawal of the New Loan-Move
mcnts of the President.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-rhe reported
Withdrawal OF the new loan finds credence
here in well-informed circles from the I'm
derstanding that the negotiations for tho
absorption Of five hundred millions of five
twentics Of 1872 are about to be concluded
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Further loca
storms are probable tonight from Missouri
to Virginia and in Michigan. No impor
tant changes are anticipated for Tuesday
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRr AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
NIcrfnxS1. or. VA NIulv In lail

CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
KICHMogD, VA, July 10, 1871.
OFFERNGHs.
Whsdt.-White. 2 $50 bushels. Red. 2,e0e bushels
Corn-White, 200 bushels. Yellow, $40 bushels
Mixed, none. q 80 81
Onts.-a52 bushels new. - ,,,..
Rye.-4s bushels.
Wheat. White, 2,2S2 bushels new at &l.s23 fol
prime 81. 57j68slso FOR very good. SL47l1bL5 fol
fair, g. 52SQIsLss for good s.3o0sl Is for various
grades OF common. S1 for very common.
Wheat = He'd, 2,sos bushels new at si.a2S for
prime. 81 90 for very good. 81 5E for good. S473G
81. so for fair, 81.aoDH.a5 for vsriouG grades OF
common. -
Corn.-W hite, 50 bushels at $50. for very good
ego bushels, ssc. quoted for very good.
Odts.-3a2 bushels ut eee47oc
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt.-Y hite, 37e bushels.
REMARKS.
Thermometer In the Corn exchange at &c 30 A.
~, 90 degrees.
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A Big scare fin Australta.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 10.-The
steamer from Australia brings accounts of
o recent scare there by the report that a
piratical expedition was fitting out in San
francisco to make descent on the Island.
The colonists expended some millions of
dollars called out volunteers; erected
earth-works, and improyised fleet to re-
prl the 6libusters, before they discovered
tnat the story was q canard originating with
two boys who started 1t for joke, not
dreaming of the excitement it would cause.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGISIA,)
OFFICE OF PROCTOR AND SUPERINTENDENT. I
-.I0-. July 5th, lS7I.>
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at this Office until lst day OF AUG US1, for the
delivery, at the Unlve sity switch, On the Ches a.
peake aud Ohio railroad, Of SlN BUMPED (eool
tons RigD ASH, and 400 tons WHIT Il ASH. be
name Of mine TO be- given ia etch Case.
Delivery ~ commence In September, and not
exceed two car loads per day.
Ton OF 2,2lO lbs. by railroad weight.
G. PEYTON,
iy6-6t Proctor and Superintendent.
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Important Patent Decision Illness
of Tad Lincoln.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 10.-Judge Drum
mond, in the United States Circuit Court,
has rendered decision in the patent case
of Thomas Sayles against the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, for Infringing on
Tanners double-acting car-brake, in favor
of the Tanner patent upon ell points IN
controversy. The case has been in court
for nearly ten years. -.
Nearly all the railroads in the United
States, including horse RAILROADS, by this de-
cislon are infringing on Tanners patent,
and the result involves millions of dollars.
Tad Lincoln, n son of the late President
Lincoln, is hopelesslv i'll from dropsy.
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A Corored woman Fatally Shot, &c

A Corored Woman Fatally Shot, &c.
STANTON, July 10.-A colored woman
was shot and fatally wounded while walk
ing on the railroad at the western end of
the town ct o'clock tonight.
MIR. e. e. Bartlett, private secretary OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, goes to Nor
folk Wednesday to represent the Govern"
ment at the election OF q president Of the
Dismal Swamp canal, Of which the Govern
ment owns 800 shares-equal to over two
hfths Of the entire stock OF that canal.
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RAILROAD PRoaREss.--Shaft No. of the
Big Bend Tunnel. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, has been sunk three hundred
feet, leaving only seyenty-fve feet to be
sunk. The worEmen have struck o soft
rock, which can be rapidly removed. In a
few days, therefore, the tunnel will be ad.
vanced with great rapidity, and probably
finished before the appointed time. On the
eastern end the great work has advanced
eight hundred yards. and the long heading
of the west end to Shaft No. 3 has been
taken out. The force employed thereabouts
may he Judged from the fact that one hun.
drcd and eightv-fnur letters were delivered
on the Both ul:imo from the neighboring
little post-otlice at Observation-Disclosures
ReUster. ~
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TeIegraphfc summary.

Naval officer Latin, charged with per-
jury in New York, has been acquitted. !,
Colonel Gardner, a brother OF General
Banks, died in Boston yesterday, He had
lived seven years in the New Orleans Gus
tom. house, whence he arrived at Boston on
Wednesday.
DR.. Barnett P. Stats, Of Albany, is dead.
He was seventy-tive years old.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, Jane 10th. ISL. S

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l ~
RICHmOND, June 10th. ISL. s
A KIN VS.. AKIN AND AIS, in The
N Circuit Court Of Henrico county
by decree entered III this cause on the 26th
day of hprii, 1871, one of tue commissioners or
The court is directed to take several accounts,
among which is the Iolll wing: Z:
All account of ali debts due by, or demands
against the estate Of Albert NJ. kln, deceased
The parties intet ested are hereby notified that
have fixed on MONDAY, the 18th day OF July,
1871, at 10 O'Clock a. M, as the time, and
my office, ON 18th street.. between, hS Sa
rs the place, for recsivlug proof OF all
Claims or demands against tbs eslate OF said A.
IA. kin, deceased; and all CREDITORS or persons
having suc. claims demands will present them
TO me al the afor said time and place, for fnves-
tixuiiou with tat evidence which they may
rest .m- ~ HoS. .. EF AHc,
il l7-lawdW Com'r In Chancery.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 10, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, met
chandisc and passengers John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George b. Upton. Roberts. New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Bark Marathon, -, New York. lieht.
Schooner Serene, Jones, Havre de Grace, coal.
Ora, e. coal.
Schooner John aowlett, Bradley, Philadelphia,
pig iron.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chand,sc and Passengers.
Steamer James s. Green, Carr, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. PAPorter.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, Jnly lO.-ArrlTed, steamer Ad-
mirai, Key bold Baltimore, merchandise anu pas
sengers, fcrk River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. Ms--
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The New Government AOan-The
Chicago and Southwestern h. X.

NEW YORK, July lot is freely reported
that the new Government loan has been
withdrawn from the market.
John L. Tracy, president, has given no.
tice of the issue Of 10000 shares of add;
tional stock to equip and operate the
Chicago and Southwestern road, to extend
the Washington branch to Sigourney, ILL.,,
and for other purposes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and money Market

NEW YORK, July io.-Gold, 1i2s@ll2s. Govern
ments dull and weak. States very dull and steady
at SATURDAYS rates. Money easy At aga per cent
sterling-Long, loi; shoit, IL. isl's, LIE i; .'ea's
n4s 'ers 1lss; 'oss, ia. new, 1928 'o7's 1I9s
1858, 1las; le-ae's, 1i7a. Tennescee's, ny; new
same. Yirginia's. 90; new, 70. Louisiana's, 60:
ncw, 90. Levels, "a; s's, 80. Alabama's, osa
SIS. %. Georgla's, 81 rs, ooi. North Cardinals
463: new 21 s.'..# n A..
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Fatal Accident TO q sunday.sehooi
".2 $ Picnic Party.

BERLIN. ONTARIO, July 1O-While hun
dred children OF Sunday-schooi picnic
party were taking refuge rom 9 STORM IN
an old tannery, the floor gave way and pre-
cipitated the whole party Into the yats be-
low, The scene was most fearful, but for
s.tniy 2nly one boy was drowned. :.
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The late Newark Railroad Accident
Verdict OF The CorOner's Jury.

Nsw York, July 10.-The Coroners jury
in the Newark railroad accident concludes
its verdict " We the jury, do say that the
misplaced switch was the result Of care
lessness on the part of the sWitch-tender,
VIM. Thompson and we do also censure
the Compsny of the Newark and New York
Railroad kkr employing or allowing to be
employed upon their roads young and un-
experienced men to hold responsible posi-.
tions." -
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CROPS IN BoTETou RIA friend in 30 te-
tourt Writes that the corn crop Is the m ost
promising ever seen in that county. The
oat crop also is quite good. The wheat
crop is said not to he as good as that of last
wear .-LYach6urg NeUS.
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A Louisville Merchant Burned and
Robbed,

MEMPHIS, July, 10.-A tobacco dealer
named Shufy, from Louisville, was hope
lessIy burned and robbed while at supper
last night. Deputy United States Marshal
Messler, in looking for the money, broke, a
lamp on Shufy's lap. Some believe the
lamp was broken to conceal the crime.
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Funeral of MIR. Emanuel semon.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The funeral of
Mr.. Emanuel Semon, late Grand Tiler OF
the Grand Lodge, A. 7. NJ, of Virginia,
takes place here tomorrow, to-day. He
will be buried with Masonic honors.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

49,. CoMMIssIoNER'S OFFICE, I
-...... RICHMOND, jane list, n7l
5tRANZ AGAINST HOB SONS AD-
~ MINiSTRaTUAS &C.-By ! decree entere1
bv the Chanccry Court of the city OF Richmond
on tie 18Th day OF March, 1871, i'll this cause, oac
OF the comm ;ssou.rs OF tae court II I'll. ecteu 70
ascertain and report what Gents were Que by +.
Plumer Robson, Gec'd, III the time OF his death,
and what is the amount OF tie present indie tedness
OF The estate Of +. Piuner H05son, d ceased and
TO whom due, the amounts thereon respectively,
and tie order and priority thereof. -
All persons having claims or debts against r.
Plumer Hubson, DECEASED, or his estate VIII pre-
sent the same to me, Ut my flee, on I'll URS-
DAY, the 2uth day Of July, 1871, win the proofs
sustaining SAID claliGs Or debts.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
10 2o-1aw4w Com'r In ChincerS.
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Mrs. Irvine, wife Of Mr.. W. A. Irvine,
residing near the city, in Amherst county,
made two attempts to commit suicide on
Saturday, both of which were unsuccess
ful.-LYnch6ura Nelcs.
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"Losr"-A colored man named Euoch
Corum, who attempted to commit an out
rage upon white Lady, In the southern
part of Loudoun county, last week, was
caught In the Bull Run Mountains day or
two since by u party who were In pursuit
of him. and "lost" BY them. To lose
man, i'll guerilla slang. means to hang or
shoot him, and it is said that Corum's
taking off was by the latter prcccss.-Aler-
ouCrfd E1zettp
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CITY OFF4CERs.

TN COUNCIL, JULY o, 1871, 1t was
| "Ordarsd thai the Council Will proceed 70 me
election Of city officers on THURSDAY N.Y.
ut O'Clock; and, The Clsrkts Instructed " sSe
publ: notice the reof for Information OF tDose NJ
tercsted.n-F From the Minutes.
iyT-sodsd u. q, HOWARD, City Clerk,
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-Reef cattle dull ant
unsettled sales of g. 900 st 7i1stc for extra Penn
sylyania and western steers; 0s@7sc, for fair tc
good; 4l@6c. for common. Sheep rather dull
sales of Ii, 900 at 4s@Gc. Hogs dull sales OF ,3os
AT ~ 5oIIS6 Is
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ kOAD.-i,n and after THUkSDAY, June, LIST,
rAssEh GER TRAINS Leave Richmond (sun-
days ex cepted} az follows:
500 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sui
phur Springs, connecting At Gordoasvflls with the
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and LSnchburE and South.
1855 p. m.--ACCOMMODATlOH Tor
GoFdonsyills, except on Saturday, On which DAY It
leaves ats p. NJ. This train connects a. Go.aons-
ylie with the night trains on the Orange AIsxan-
dria: and Manassas railroad for LYNCHBUEG
so ON u and MH aitsr he 18th Of JUNE q PASSENGER
TRAIN viii run daily Except Sunday between
Stanton and the w hite sulphur, rs follows: :.
Arrive az White sulphur. at.....p.....lasE = d.
Leave White Sulphur at....n..........,tsSssa &. Al.
Through tickets, At low rates, cold TO all points
further Information may be obtained at the
company's. Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundsys:
ftv-f- Ia - 81 - A II. PERRY.
General Superintendent.
JAMES r. NETHxRLAND, Genr Ticket Agt.
81 ..Ar.-'s ihes.sss
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xAnROaDS.
go a - u S.

~,
SUPERINTENDENT OT1ICE,
CHANGE OF sgHEDULEMDAILY
- ~ LIME--On and amer Msy seth. is7l, Ls
N0 OF P ;ss 5ssa III r Ths 6 sSllows:
!, Leave West Pciut osiiy at : a. r.. !: srrfys ~
Richmond al 1885 4. M. - =
: &, o Rieh y 9 Ssiy ats r. n; arrive At
TsEiGaT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAB
AtTACHED.
leave Richmond daily tHoudsYs exceptsd).-
On sunday this train viii leave Richmond Ut s
n. end ss.alnng save Wess Point g. 40 n,
and arrive at Richmond at 7:35 Z. NJ, thus AZ
loving persons to spend the Sabbath nj . delight.
dssort ana enjoy fine saltwater csthlng N com
Si.oo. 'asn-houses' sare iof sne Iooaa 1ip'
w rssf ps connect daily Sundays excepted at
more sn ons wnh first class steamers Tor Baiti-
Fare from Richmond 20 R sIa as
nronn.Iv 1nc sO9rH Freishss received daily snd
rest most comfortable 6oss WITH .s sSIa nnaur
passed by any, and arrive In Baitimors IN n tina
The Freight Train. with Passenger C.r AZ.
leave Richmond atI A. NJ; arrfye At @ess r o,at
Mondays ex?eptedj at r: Il. arrive At Rich.
moDd at t:4o T.. NJ.
.in and after SATURDAY, July 1st. ROUND
TRIP TICKETS TO WEST POINT on Mail
on Mondays, viii be $3.50; and ON Freight Trains
on Sunday mornings, leaving RfchDo.d depot At
A. NJ, and returning ut 7:35 z. "a, At OIL round
trip: In This way persOns may enjoy fine salt VA
fitted up. Good hotels are open for the accommo-
cation Of guests at moderate rates.
Wa. N. BRAGG, superintendent.
j. L.. r YT,f,R TtcLat A oort
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

JULY lo-Of.r rings full, prices rather Irregular
at the opening of the pas. week, but the week
closed steady and firm at annexed quotations
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10, 1871.

mIElATURE ALMATAC, JULY II, 1871.
suu rises Al noon rises......., LOT
ann Gets ..'.., 7.l3 tlizu tide. ...,... 1l.3t
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All IN solid black walnut. All the Organs made
by this company are thoroughly
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will not make the so-callsd cheap Organs at
any price. The comparative superiority or their
instruments Is now greater than ever before, as
every competent judge who will carefully examine
and compare must perceive, .~.a.s
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cuts
from photographs Of the different styles, full
nation, and lowest prices also. Testimonial Cir
cular, will be sent free 10 any address,.
MASON Il UAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
696 Broadway, New York.
For sale In Richmond by us
T. l.. u. WALFORD,
az 4--deod&w8m Ola Main street.
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CONDITION OF MAURICE THoxAs.-Up to
II o'clock last night there had been no per-
ceptible change In the symptoms OF nis
case. AS the direction and present location
OF The bullet are alike wholly unknown to
the physicians, it is impossible to say, with
any degree of certainty, what his condition
really *. 1t is but proper to say, however,
That his death ut any moment need give no
surprise, while his recovery, though by no
means probable, is regarded as not wholly
Impossible. There seems to be no external
or internal hcmorrhage, and he stu has
the power Of turning himself on the bed.
Ly7chdurg Republican.
The travel On the double daily lines Is
much greater than was anticipated. ne
coaches are generalIy very well filled, and
many travellers arc awaiting themselves OF
the Increased ipcihties afforded by the new
arrangement, WHO Otherwise would not
have patrUDi2cd tue line at all. The enter
prise gives promise Of beipg eminentiy
tuocsastui,--Lyach5urs Republican.