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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE iOF LOUISIANA.
PIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

MARGUERITE ELNIRE ROUSSEAU, WIFE OF j.
Bonnaton, VS.. Her Husband-No 2224l
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MARGUERITE BI.MIRE ROUSSEAU, EPOuSE DE
J. Eonnafon, VS.. Son Epoux-No. 2224
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH O.
ORLEANS

MRS. JEANNE NJ. II. MOREL IS. FRANCOIS MOREL
Her Iiusband.-No. 2l09.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

MRS, SERENA BENSADON, WIFE OF HERMAN
Lion VS.. Her Husband.-NO. 225l.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH o.
JEFFERSON.
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Olympic Varieties.

According to the advertisement OF NJ.
Hewlett. most Of the great actors who lett
Paris ~ balloon express during the siege,
came to this city and were engaged 10y Elm
1T the ST Nicholas. where there are per
furmances every evening.
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Ew1Ne,s pIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. th,

EwrNG's PLAN From the
Toledo Blade - The Ewing financial
scheme for paying off our great debt with
out the vulgar interposition Of hard cash, or
any other kind Of cash, reminds us Of the
Irish footman who was choking for drink
but had "nary red" with which to pro-
cure il. After long deliberation he made
up his mind that financial operation on
Ewing's plan would be successful. So,when
he reached the next tavern, he went into
the bar room and called for ak cents
worth OF e@skers. The crackers made q
good deal OF a pie, Vac .sahils deayoring
to stow them away In his ISoekea8 ae9ssaas
seized with sudden disgust ut the trouble
and exclaimed: "What q botheration
Just take back the crackers and give me
glass of 'whiskey." The willing landlord
gathered UP the crackers accordingly. and,
after thrusting them into his drawer,
poured out the whiSkey, which was drank
with q high relish and duly praised. The
traveller then started for the road without
saving word about the pay. Presently
the landlord called his attention to the
delinquency, and limited that he would be
clad TO have the pay for bis whiskey.
!. Faith" quoth Paddy, cam didn't give
We the crackers for the whiskeyY" Well,
then" said the landlord, "just paw me for
the crackers" - Crackers, indade |" en-
claimed Pat, with establishment, "you've
got the crackers" The landlord was posed,
and while he was engaged in solving the
problem. Pat went on his way rejoicing.
Now, if Mr.. Ewing should be equally sue
ccSs!ul in his operations with the bloated
bondholdcrs," nothing could be moro adj
mrablc than his scheme Of finance.
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A MOUNTAIN OF JAsrER.--Thc Concord
(N. H. Patriot states that Prof. Hitchcock's
geological surveying party have discovered
one OF the Twin Mountains to be solid
mass of jasper. A new lake about the size
of Profile Lake has been found upon Mount
kinsman. between the Flume and Lam
daft. 3 500 feet up the mountain. In
Waterville, Professor Hitchcock made
n discovery Which he regards as not
only interesting, but extremely important,
and going far to determine the aye of The
mountains of the State. lie found the LII
brador spar formation, which is next to the
oldest rock, in lodges. This rock has never
before been found In New England, but is
that which is found in connection with the
rich ores Of iron among the Adirondack
mountains of New York. No iron was
found, hut strong indications of it. The
party is pow engaged in fixing the limits oil
this formation.
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Charge to the Graud Jury LA the
WestfieIG ExpioSfOu Sase,

New YORK, Aug. 2S.-At q meeting of
the grand jury to-day Recorder Hackett de-
lvered a special charge on the subject of
the Westtield boiler explosion. The Judge
pointed out the provisions of the law APP
plicablc to the case and the circumstances
necessary to be found to exist in order to
reach the president of the company, super
intcndent, and engineer.
lie said it was too often the case that
subordinateS are made scapc goats for the
erring officials who are over them and who
are more powerful in place and means. If
it is possible on the facts and law to hold
the president, directors, &C., of common
carriers responsible for accidents to pas
sengers whose lives and limbs they are
bound to insure against negligence, then u
great beneficial example would be set these
officials.
He concluded by saying: "With n ma
ton looking at cur judicial action upon
this great catastrophe, let us all give no
room for after.reproachcs from any quar-
teri
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Domestic Markets-GBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Aug. os.-Cotton quiet aud firm
sales, 1900 bales; uplands. l9fc Orleans, 10sc.
Flour quiet and mich anged. Whiskey frmer at
a3GQp55c. Wheat heavy and 361lc. lower. Corn
slightly favo'sr buyers at 06.@67c Rice frmer at
s:Ge;: Pork SLa I5g slSs7i Lard steady ket-
hrmer.
BALTIMORE, Aug. os.-Virginia's, DID, 52S sbid
6S's, 10 bid; 's7s. 6S bid.
Flour flrmer and unchanged. Wheat active !:
amber, ~ .559Sl.6o; common to fair, el.200sl3 IS;
ONO soo5 snd Indiana, $1.37@sl4o; Pennsylvania,
Oats IN fair dsmaad, as&4sc Rye rmer S asgs7c.
PORK quiet, Sl4. Bacon active with IN advancing
tendency; shoulders. &c: rib sdes, &c.; clear
slies 8tc; sugar cured hams, l36ll6c. Lard stea-
dy, io0io2c. Whiskey, s2ic.
ST. LOUIS, kng. 2s.-Fiour dull and unchanged
Corn firm aud Inactive. Whskey, ss3@Ssc. Pork,
Lard Kettle, SIC. Tobacco active and higher !;
hugs, $6.z5Ga $3.50; common leaf, ss.25@fs.
LOUISVILLE, ky. Aug. 2s.-Provisions firm
with fun prices. Tobacco steady and unchanged;
sales, 80 bldS.
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AFFAIRS m EUROPE.
From ENGLAND.

ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A MONUMENT TO KING
GEORGE ". IN ICELAND, SO.
LONDON, Aug. 2S-An attempt was made
to-day by unknown parties to blow alD the
monument to King George ~. Mt Kingston,
ireland. Though much blackened by gun
powder, the monument received no real
injury.
The European Syndicate has exhausted
the new American five-per-cent. loan by the
distribution Of seventy-fve per cent. among
subscribers.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH DEPUTATIoN
FROM IRELkND-PEPORTED TREATY BE-
TWEEN PRUSSIA AND ITALY.
28.-The French deputa.
! ton, n ffSK AEaixipg in Ireland has met
with q constant s6ee lsfs enthusiastic
greetings from the people Of ffgtasesa has
lett Dublin for ENGLAND.
| Upon the departure Of the deputatiOn
from Ireland the bands played American,
Irish, and French airs, and the enthusiasm
was intense. There was bad feeling evil
dent between the police and the people,
! but no disturbance occurred, the police
i holding aloof. The procession paraded
through the principal streets, and the
| houses on the line were decorated. 1t was
an extraordinary FeDian demonstration.
The report that treaty OF alliance, Often
siye and defensive, has been concluded by
Prussia and Italy rests on the authority of
special dispatch to the London Standard.
From Prussia.
ANOTHER PROPOSED MEETING OF THE EMPE-
RoRs OF PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA-RESULT OF
THE GASTEIN MEETING.
BERLIN, Aug. 2S,-The Prussian Cross
Gazette confirms the report that second
meeting of the German and Austrian EN-
perors has been arranged, and states that it
will take place probably on the 7th of Sep
TENDER. The Emperor Francis Joseph
Will be accompanied by Count Won Buest.
A firm basis was laid at Gastein for rcla-
lions whereby Germany and Austria are to
assume joint attitude. Italy has uncon-
diLionally agreed to the same policy, and
communications have passed between the
three Governments looking to the estab-
lishment of complete understanding.
French Affairs.
PARIS, Aug. 2S.-Gcn. Drucot has been
appointed military commander ut Bruges.
it is reported that the Radical Deputies
will resign their seats in the Assembly and
contest the elections in all the departments.
sThe discussion OF the report Of the COM
mittee, upon the motion of NJ. Riyct, for
the prolongation Of Thicrs's term will be-
gin in the Assembly tomorrow.
The Municipal Council of Paris has re-
solved to issue, in the form Of lottery, q
three per cent. loan for large amount.
Frem Norway.
DU cuAILLU, THE EXPLORER.
HAMMERFEsT, NORWAY, latitude 100 40>,
north, July 25.-Du Chaillu, the famous
African explorer, has just returned from
North Cape, the extreme point OF The Eu-
ropcau continent. Since left the United
States, last spring, he has visited Sweden,
Finland, Lapland, and part Of Russia.
He has also been up the Gulf Of Bothnia
Foreign Miscellany.
The Algerian adyices are very grave. All
the Yabra villages have been destroyed by
the rebels.
The deaths In Paris during the past week
were S23. including from cholera.
A dispatch from London reports that the
ships Typhoon and Kriling have been
wrecked, and several lives lost.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Southerly winds
with cloudy and rainy weather, is probable
for Tuesday on the southern and gulf coast.
Clearing weather from Wisconsin to Arkan-
sas and westward. The area of lowest
pressure will probably move northeast
ward, over Lake Huron, with rain and
fresh southerly wiHds OH Lake Superior.
Threatening weather and light winds III the
middle and eastern States. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated.
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"Bains, Chauds ct F0ids;" that IS good
Partisan French enough tor I" hot and cold
batbs;" but an lrishman took it for the
sign OF a iavorite dish at the door Of a res
taurant. ''B2nes chaw'd and fried" he
exclaimed, "may be good, "but I'd rather
cook en- first in my own way, and ate 'em
afterwards"
Mrs. A. T. Stewart, In answer to friend
who asked her why she dressed so plainly,
replied, 81 can afford to do so.' One Of the
advantages OF being rich, you sec.
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TeIeg raphie Summary.

Charles Scrlbner, head of New York
nnblishing house, died in Europe of ty-
phoid fever, aged iifty.one years.
The French section of the international
Society in New York have resolved to take
part in the great demonstration of the Work
inemen's Union in That city on the 10Th OF
September, provided the section is allowed
to carry the red flag.
B. c. Cook, member Of Congress from
the 9th Illinois district, has resigned.
VIM. S. Lawson, of Georgia, clerk ID
the Sixth Auditors office, has been stricken
with paralysis.
1t is possible that the custom-house at
Charleston, S. c., will be closed until the
yellow fever subsidies, as The collector ana
most of the employees are unacelimated.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Suits have been
commenced against the Staten Island Ferry
Company for sums ranging from five to fifty
thousand dollars.
The British steamer Linda is ashore on
High Head, near Yarmouth, and will
probably be a total loss. The crew has
been saved.
The assistant aldermen have concurred
with the aldermen in directing the mayor
to take steps for the immediate recovery
Of the old Brick Church proper.
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad per cent.
gold bonds have advanced TO SO. ar'
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An Abortion Mystery,

New YORK, Aug. T.-Summoning Coro-
ner Herman made post mortem examina-
ton at the morgue, of the body of an I'M
known female. discovered on Saturday in a
trunk left at the Hudson River railway de-
not, for Chicago. The verdict was that the
cause of death was inflammation Of the
bowels, brought on by abortion. The
corpse is evidently that of young woman
1S or 10 years of age.
No clue has yet been obtained as to the
Identification of the young woman, shipped
in trunk from New Y ork to Chicago, who
died under an abortion.
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A FEW months ago Il fellow named Swee
ucy (says the Albany JournaO threw nj
sweetheart from II piazza. and broke hcl
leg in three places. He was arrested. and
gave bail to appear, but the girl hid her
SELF, and would not appear against him
He slipped his bond and disappeared. HI
was arrested Il few days ago, and the cir
was found in Troy, but she said that moth
ing In the world would induce her tt
" give her lover away"-or, in plain Ens
liSh, bear witness against him.
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rUAr OF EICHMCuD. AUGUST IS, 1871.

FUHT OF EICHMGND, AUGUST IS, 1871.
ARRIvEo.
Steamer Wyanoke. Bourne, New York, mer-
CHI tniisc and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George Il. Upton. Roberts. New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
am; Packet Company.
Steamer r4isaJ,., Nelson, Kings Mill, mer-
chanise ana passengers.
Schooner Uope, Mitchell, Philadelphia, coalf S.
Ii. III yves.
Schooner Il. =, Douglas, Ellis, Alexandria,
graiu. HaxIl, Crenshiw & Go. -
schooner Fl)teace, Hudson, Fredericksburg,
grain Haxali Crcuehaw & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Johu Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chirdSe ald passengers, l.. b. Tatuln Il Co.
zen zone. John Fdrnham, Berry, Providence, r.
J., via OSbornG'S, Cu.rie 4 Go.
Schooner Mary. royce, Norfolk, sttyes, Currie
Il Co.
schooner j. u. Rapp, Calc, DrCwry'5 Bluff 10
load wood for New YORK.
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Destructive Storm Or the Florida
C0a.t-Emmcnse Loss OF Life and


properly. .... ..-.......
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Aug. 27.-The brig
Pomona, OF Richmond, Me-, went ashore
twenty-five miles south of Cape Canayaret
August 18th. No lives were lost, and her
cargo Of cotton can be saved.
The steamer ladona was stranded six
miles north of Cape Canavaret. The beach
is strewn with her cargo for thirty miles.
The captain and crew are lost. The first
and second officers, the chief engineer, The
first assistant engineer, Chief cook, one fire.
man, Captain Harvey's son, the meSs-boy,
and five seamen were saved.
The brig s. V. w. WEIGH, Of Phladel-
phia, is ashore fifteen miles south OF Carna-
varet. Her cargo OF sugar WAS washed out.
Captain Watson was drowned, and his body
found and buried on the spot.
Brig IL. G. Barry is ashore fifty, yards
from the Welch. She had cargo of sugar
and moIasses, and is a total wreck.
The bark Hilda, from New Orleans,
bound to Cowes, is stranded six miles
south of st. Augustine, with cargo of to-
bacco and slaves. A total loss, and one
man drowned.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Teu yor,r stocn .u,rs sruney market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. ss.- Money unchanged. ster-
ling dull at aaaa. Gold, n'a6nss@li'a Govern
nent's STEADY and duh 'e2's 1idS. States Ten
nessee,s, IS; new, IS. virgnia's, % new 90.
Lo.siann's ss new, 90. Levels, 70; SIS, 81. Ala
bana's, 100: b's, 81. Georeia's, ss;Ts. 90. North
Cardinals al; new, 90 South Cardinals, 7oi
MT n r.s 4
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tserot Discovers a Cave at tho Heal.
b2Enu. Springs What He 1htnks
nuo"s ~ ssH.aa.. - 1927

HEALING SPRINGS, Aug. 2s.-MF: oefaA.
of your city, and Mr.. Quarles, of these
Springs, discovered cave In the hill In
front of the hotel while walking yesterday.
To-day we have commenced explorations,
and found it over one hundred feet deep in
straight line, with immense chambers to
the right and left of the main shalt. The
discoveries will continue their explorations
this evening. MIR. Gerot thinks there is
room enough for one thousand persons to
engage in dancing.
There is q large company here yet.
Many were around the shaft during cXplo-
rations this morning.
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Tho yellow Fever mt Charleston No
New Gases.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 2S.--Diligcnt
inquiry fails to discover any new cases OF
fever in the last a hours. The whole ullm-
her of persons now with the disease hardly
exceeds 4 dozen. Tne disease seems to
weld readily to medical treatment, except
in cases which were neglected in the early
stages. The apprehension Of All epidemic
is gradually subSiding.
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A New York telegram to the Cincinnati

A New York telegram to the Cincinnati
Enquirer says:
''The excitement in regard TO the defeat
Of Longfellow at Saratoga still continues in
sporting circles, and the feeling seems quite
high. 1t is considered singular that nearly
all the New York gamblers and politicians
bet on HelmboId. aud cards appear in the
evening papers that the race was not fair:
This is denied, however, by weil-informed
turilnen, who state that Longleil0W was
not trained down tine enough for the dis
lance. Morrissey won forty thousand dol
lars"
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Didn't Want to be Tried by Negroes.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-A jury wholly
composed of negroes was empannelled i'll
Flushing, Saturday, to try the case of an
Irishman charged with assault, but Pat 4"
protested so yehemcntly against being tried
by negroes wholly that the court took the
responsibility Of discharging the jury, and
ordered q new PANEL.
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] ooaN AND FEoua ExouA,.e

=, corr AID FLoUR ExcHA,,aps,s
/, nr.. RICHMOND, VA, Aug 20, isTi
thermometer in the Exchange at ia -,
a. NJ. wac 50 degrees In the shade. : '.oek
-, OFFERINGS.
t Mssm-5W hite, .. ia bushels Red. 4e4. h,,n,.,.
Oats s1s tnsS a ounhes.. Mixed, a8e bushels
Rye.-l7o bushels. ~ Ill,
i Medt-2o bushels.
ssss Ws br em for
siissSs4 for good 10 fSf fair. 1os very good;
prince A. asa bashasat sLso for
for af asd i6r VsrIoas sr,ss
cors.@wh,.e, a bushels prime ;, .a, "s. =.
!o1s s vsSy S so6 5ss
hpe.-Ie4 ushels very good at ESQ.,
s7ss Country bolted, 20 bushels very good at
49, nn-rzzaus
Oats.-3o bushels.
REMARKS.
Wheat rallied to-day from the depression own
rienced on Saturday, and sl52i for prime milling
Whlte was reached again. Corn In good demans
ana firm. Oats fai rly active, but without any fur
ther advance. ~
The price OF grain on 'Change on the 2sth AuL
gust, 1870, was.
Wheat.-White, primo, $I.s5. Red, prime. a. az.
Corn.-White, prime, 81.
Odts.-Very good, 42c.
Rye.-Very good, Tic.
IL Is contemplated to auction off on Thursday
evening next, st O'clock the choice of location
OF the new tables In the new Exchange, prepara-
tory to opening on Saturday. The tables win be
placed In position to-day (20th). The positions,
they now occupy will be changed. .-
We sufDect that some Of the gentlem en- of the
Exchange are preparing speeches to be delivered
on the occasion of the opening. No doubt we.
shall have several extcmpore addresses Too. upder
the influence Of that cooler full Of julien, PIT
or "prlvate terms" will be nowhere on that day
for the jn'ep will not be sold at any price. hut
will be given away" free grat!s,'' and cvery mani
will show his hand and his mouth too Tie secre-
ary st the request OF the teetotallers has borrow
ed the cooler belonging to the Chamber of Com,
me!ce, and that will be filed with "could wa
ther," some Sicily lemons, and some pounds OF SUI
gar, for the temperance men. The janitor will
have charge OF the julep; the lemons, sugar, and
water C sn take care Of themselves.
If parties connected with the Tobacco Exchange,
and who are not members OF the Corn Exchange,
desire to enjoy the festivities Of the OCCASION they
will be admitted on their becoming members and
paying to the Secretary In aduance the annual fee
OF 80 each. The same rule will hold good with
regard to others.
There is gallery over the entrance to the room
for speaHers or for music. PERI. ps we shall have
some OF the latter. One wagglsh friend of ours
proposes TO sing on the occasion Coming through
tue Rye" No doubt some will 10 into the Rye.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-Beeves very dull and
loTer sales. 3. 600 extra Pennsylvania and west
cIn steers, IG7tc.; fair TO good, s0I8Sc.; common
6@5Ac. Sheep-Fair demand; sales, l, 500 head al
S5@s6 Hogs-Fair demand sulcs, 2,S32 at $40
4 ~
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ACCIDENTS IN PEENsYLyANIA-FIvE PERSONS
KILLED.

HARRISBURG, PA, Aug. IA terrible
accident occurred ut Westport, Pa, on the
Philadelphia and Erie railroad, yesterday.
A passenger and freight train collided,
killing Conductor Lyman, Engineer Nc,
Cormick and fireman, name unknown, and
X. G. Brown, of Lockhayen, MIR. Ward, OF
Bcllefont, and Mr. Rubriaht, of St. Mary's:
Another accident on the Schuylklll and
susquehanna railroad. A train ran over
three cows, upsetiing the cars. Mrs. Jack
son, of Duncapnon, was injured.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

AUGUST 2S.-Breaks and offerings continue full.
The market is rather duller, in consequence of an
expected Improvement in the crop from the late
rains. There is slight reduction on our quota
!ions for high grades of tobacco, while monde.
script and low gr AIDES are about SOC. lower:
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BONNET, TRIMMING, AND VELVET
RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS, AND vELyETs
BLONDs, NETS, GRAPES, RUCuEs
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS,
STRAW BONNETs AND LADIES, HATS
TRIMMED AND Unframed,
SHAKER HOLDS, &C.,
237 AND c3s BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE Md.
Offer the largest stack to b, found IN this coun-
try and uuequalled In choice, variety, and chea D.
ness, comprising the latest
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
ORDERS SOLICITED, and prompt attention
given. au25
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MARINE sNrEaLrGENCE.

sin aT;i;sa AL&hnhC, AUGUST 40 1871.
s1R s!saG.,,.,.,,-... 81 Noon rlses.....,.. $50
Sun alg ..,,,.,,.. e.29 High tide. 100
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
a U n A RID LIN

a. U N A d LINE. .rSex
Thes British and North American RoysI Maii
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
calling ~ Cork harbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
age: 'n SoA
First Cabin. $3.50, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
,, OaUin 70 faris... gold
"Ssu 81. "a L1ckeas. $780, gold
plrot cabin. $50, gold Steerage.. $50 currency
Steerare from and sota
ana al paris OF Europe, at lowest rates.
through bills Of lading from Virginia to Liv-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent and for Medlterra-
ranean ports will be issued by the VIRGINIA
ana FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they having
mace the necessary arrangements with the Old
dominion Steamship Company to New Yoik, and
with the Cunard Line thence TO Liverpool, &C.
>, For rates, &C., apply to the Agents of the Old
dominion Steamship Company. 500
CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN,
Genera! Agnt Cunard Line.
j. D. KELLEY, JR., General hg't Va. and For
elgn Through Line. 70 a
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The Convention Election I'm West
VirRImta. 4zsss57-e,.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W EST VA, Aug. 28.-It will be two weeks
before the official returns are all in, butt
is conceded that the vote has been cast for
Convention by small majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

Resumption of Railroad Travel,
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2S.-The Atlantic and
Gulf railroad trains will pass over the EN-
tire line on Wednesday if we have no more
rains. No bridges are gone.