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The Sunday <,uess,on In 1.ondon.

:.
LONDON, July s.--The Sunday question
has got into a strange fix here. told Vol,
I'M former letter of the fierce prosecntiots
undertaken against the small shop keepers
at the west end OF The town who keen ,,rsen
on Sunday for the sale of tobacco. ,,ewsna.
pers, sweetneats, and the like. The req.
son why the crusade was confined TO this
quarter Of ondon was that the magistrates
! felt bound In conscience to administer the
lssE as thcr fhn M Il. while elsewhere the
other magistrates regulated The law as OBJ
soiete and ineffective. After great many
. poor people had heen fined ut the instance
o. tho saboafh Protection Society, their OBJ
poneutS. the Free Sunday Society, took up
the act ana began to enforce 1t against the
upper classes. This staggered the con-
sc,enttons magistrates. When at last the
audacious Free-Supday people began to
strike at the royal family itself. it was felt
that acts Of Parliament, however aged
and absurd. might be very well for the
lower orders, but it would never do that
Princes and Princesses should be victim
lied in The same manner. A few days ago
: summonScs were taken out against the con-
tractor who waters the road in front of
Kepsington Palace (where the Prince and
Princess Teck and the Duchess OF Iuver-
ness I've. the Princess being the Queens
cousin, and the Duchess Her Majesty's
aunt), against the tishmonger who sent In
half n salmon for the Sunday dinner, and
The men who supplied the ice. This brought
the magistrates ut HammerSmith to their
senses. They took counsel together and
decided that henceforth all applications for
summonses must nc refused unless made
by some public authority. Nor is the agi-
tation confined to London. At Warning
ton attempts have also been made to put in
force the provisions Of the Lords Day act.
A woman WAS charged with having sold
two loayeS To q man "who had been out
harvesting till late on Saturday night,
and had walked four miles to procure
the loaves." The Mayor dismissed this
charge. Il was much less blame
able, he said. to sell bread than beer
on Sunday. The defendant in another case
was charged with selling u pound OF flour,
some biscuits aud sweets; but he put in q
plea that his customer had purchased the
articles in anticipation OF the visit of some
friends to tea; and Justice again relaxed
its frown. But third offender, who had
sold five pounds Of potatoes, was ordered
70 pay fine of one shilling and the JUS
| tees announced that the penalties imposed
| in future would be more stringent. The
| two societies, the one for and the other
against the rigid Observance of the Sab
bath. are playing into each others hands.
t-Lc.terin n. 7. Times.
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EDUCATIONAL.
w EsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
w STAukTOH, FA.,'

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
wv sTAuNTOn, Va, ,.
Wan begin the 22d Annual Session September 81,
:" Rev. VIM. A. Harris, Pr esident, with an able
corps OF twenty tsaShers and Off GERS;
seenSe G ana ladies 1s15s ss
graduates Of our first Univer sirtes and Colleges,
French by native master, Music by six pro1es-
most distinguished and cultivated siugers and
teachers OF vocal music In the South. -.
world Pupils who come here with chiils aad eli.
NAUTICAL diseases are entirety restored. -..-
Buildings and grounds are elegant. Scenery
of Che loYeess ollege homes in The Unlo1. :
The last session one huudrfd young ladies at
tended this SCHOOL from fourteen soutnern states.
From Judge john N. Hendren, NJ. A., University
b. .f.a Of Virginia r
regard the WeGleyan Fem ale Institute as one
Ct he very hest and most att; active schools in the
From Hon. John b. Baldwin,
The Wesleyan Female Institute, a most success
enees which make it in ali respects most deslra.
BILE place for the care and education Of the daugh.
Respectfully, JOHN B. BALDWIN.
- From General John Echols.]
STAUNToN, VA, May II, 1870
I know very well the school Of Hev. VIM A:
Harris, and assure you that young ladies could
hardly be placed under te.ter influences Than there
surrounding them. and his pupils are sent out
thoroughly prepared to discharge the duties of cul.
tivatcd; refined, and Chi iStisn women. l COM
mend The scnool most heartily TO YOU.
Very truly, JOHN ECHoLs.
From Prof William r.. Peters, LII. D., of Uni.
versty Of Virginia..
~ 4
Young ladies' committed to the care OF Prof.
HARRIs will enjoy advantages OF moral and in.
telectual rr aiming rarely found.
From Bishop K. NJ. Marvin, D. D.
The WESLEYAN Fem ale Institute is an honor to
the Cnurch. instruction Is thorough. AL classes
stand high: TIE most talented professors are en-
pkyed. The school is very prosperous, aud de-
serves to be 60.
TERMS FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Board and tuition In the collegiate course, S235.
Music and other extra studies moCcrate.
For catalogues address
...... REV. WIZ. a. HARRIS, =
jy 19-d1awGw&w2t btauuton, Va.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY %, 1871.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY %, 1871.
|" ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, /. Il. Tatum L CO.
steamer j. W. Eyerman, Holmes, Philadel-
phi !, W. z. Porter.
Steamer saratoga, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. wyatt.
Steamer Petersburg. Trayers, baltimore, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. r. Brett.
sAEEp SATURDAY.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, mercban-
disc ADD passengers. G.. l.. Currie.
ton, Texas. railroad material
s; hOoner Foamiug Sea. Wroten, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Mary e. Turner, Camp, Stanford,
Conn, bark.
chooper Flight, Stone, Baltimore, via Peters
burg, light.
SCHOONER Marianua, Wilson, Baltimore, Wis
Ch!ckahominy, light.
Schooners o. ?. Buns, Higbg; Sea Bird. Hogan;
isle Of Pine, SCui!; and sarah D.. Vaughan
Vaughan James river, To load wood for New
York,
SAILED SUNDAY,
Steamer Saratoga, Brakeman. New York. mer.
chandise and passengers. John ". Wyatt
Steamer Petersbury, Travis, Bal.imore, mer-
chandise and passengers. VIM. Z. B-ete.
BELOW,
Brig Ast-a, and schooners Searsv!lle, johanna
Wave, z. ". Ware.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, Julr e9.--Arrived, stesmer Al
rir.l Reynod Baltimore. merchandise anC
passengers. York River Railroad Company, ant
sailed on retu:c.
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COM MERCIAL..
UoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
kICHMoND- VA. July -, is-,.

CoRN AND FLoUR EXCHANGE
l. IL hICHMoND- VA. July -, tso
Thermometer at the Exchange st l1A o'clocl
A., NJ. 90 deg. In the shade. ~ = "s'E-A
orr Ell s, 38a
Whedt.-White- go bushels. Red, 1,7ao bushels
Corn.-White. 27d bushels, Mixed. 80 bushels.
Offs.-os0 bushels.
sABGo. If3
lHeGt. W hite-tofal, Q 30a busheis-at 81. Cd fol
choice; fsf@9l sig for prime; sl.so@ sl5s for We,
good sLI73n5iso for good SI4o for fair; sl.lC
0SL35 for various grades. OF COM mon.
WheGt Re. total. 2,515 bnsheis-at sl.575 for
choice s1.55 for prime; sl.5e@s1.s23 for very
good sl.45 for good; sLaSQsl40 for fair; Sl.2ca1
81 for common. 9+t-,'J = - Z -
Corn.-7wh;te. so bushels prime at CSC. Mixed,
Oats.-I.s bushels at s5c. for good new, and ssc.
for very gooo winter. ..., ...,-.z
3 RE-EXHIBITED.
meat.-white, lo2 bushels. Red "a bushels.
Corn.-W hlLe, s. bushels p .Eas
REMARKS.
The market to-day. again, was somewhat weak
er :; at The same time sales were active. Corn
In fair demand at s5c. for prime. Oats very dull.
The offerings Of wheat on Change In Baltimore
on the 2ist instant we're $4,000 bushels; market
without material change, active and firm, with
sales 2. 100 bushels southern white, common to
good, Sl.250Sl so /: LOO bushels strictly choice
red, s1.oo: 700 bushels prime, slsO@sL5s; 8 900
bushels good to prime, sl.so@sl 4s-mostlv s1.4c0
$142; 100 bus heels IN ferior to fair. Sl.lo@6l IS
15o0 bushels Fennsylvauta, SI.2eG1 81. 80; zoo
bushels Chic, 81 ao1s1so; 300 bushels Missouri,
$40; 500 bushels Itlnoio am Der, 81 As. .s
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The Mississippi Public PrsntinE-Re.
publican Expression OF Confidence
I'm ssnyarnOr AlcOrn.

JACKSON, MISS, July 21.-The public
printing difficulty was argued Hn to-day before
his decision until the 31st of July.
At large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Republican Club of this city the follow
ing was adopted:
HThat with full confidence in the honesty
of purpose, abiding fidelity, and earnest
desire of Governor j. S. L. Alcorn to serve
The highest interests of the Republican
oartv. we will cooperate with him in the
approaching canvas to achieve an over.
whelming Republican victory"
The Pilot continues its attacks on the
Goyernment
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
ssw York ssoek and Money Market

Esw York Stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, July u. Gold, IIfa. Government'i
dun ard steady. States, Tennessee and new North
Oaroins's strong but not active; others steady.
Money a4s. Tennessee's, n ;'new, n. 7rrgfnix's,
osA new, ~ Louisfana,s S.; ne =, q. Lasee' 8,
n; s,s, 81. Alabama's, o.; SIS, es. Gaorgia's,
81; 7's, %. North Carcl,ha'a.A; new, ass. South
Carolna's, n; new, 81. Sterling, long, aios /;
short, lFs. E,gx
The bank statement nhows that loans have de-
creased one and a q1arter millions;' specie de-
creased over one and halt millions: legal ten.
deTs Increased over and millInns,
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BREEDING SHAD IN THE HUDSON
propagation of shad in the HUDSON river
has been prosecuted under the New York
commissioners Of fisheries this year with
energy and success. The temperature OF
the water has risen above eighty, and put
an end to the patching operations. The
place selected for operations was MulPs
Fishery, some ten miles below Albany.
The total of spawn taken was $50 900,
from which 1892 900 shad were produced
and turned into the river. Three years
from this spring these shad will be large
enough for market, and at that time the
catch in the Hudson will be so large that
shad will be sold at very low figures.
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Domestic N1arkets-EBY TELEaRApu.1

NEW YORK, July 22.-Cotton-sales, l. 200 bale s.;
uplands 2ac. Flour tea6ier. Wheat STEADY.
Gull. haTal5 strong FreIghts flrmer. Groceries
steady.
BALTIMot E, July 22.- Flour steady. Corn
white soc; yellow. 7!@73c. " heat choice white,
Sl.5t@ slGo; good TO nrire, sl35GsL+; nmoer'
sl:350ISl IS common TO fair, SLi40Sl.3t. Pro-
visions UNCHANGED. Whtskey, CSC.
r. Yireimia's. Old, sig bid, 5o asked; North Caro-
iina's, old, ID bid.
ST.. LOUIS, July 22.-Flour active and 1t@Ql5".
higher. Corn droop'ne sacks, 55c. Pork. SIS.
Bdcon-shoulders, TIC; clear sides, st:. Lard
quiet.
CINCINNATI. july 90 Pork held at al4 506lS5.
Lard firm: Ice. offered. Bacon shoulders, 6sc.
sides, s3@SSc. Whiskey in good demand at s2c.
WILMINGTON, ". c., July 22.-Spirits turpen-
tine, 53c. kosin finn; 1910 for strained $50 tor
No. l. 1925 for pale. Crrde turpentlne firm at
1915 for yellow dip, GALS for virgin. Tar stesdy
ARIA
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Telerrapnse summaFy,

Two new national banks have been OF.
sanized in Chicago-the National Bank Of
Illinois,: and the Cook County National
Bank making 10 in the city.
+ 1t Is officially announced at Toronto,
Canada, that emigrants may enter the
United States with cattle and baggage upon
personal bond. u - =,
p Gen. Joseph E. Johnston was among the
arrivals at The Sweet Chalybeate Springs,
Saturday. 12 80 ~. : ,,''s -
There was white frost at the Greenbrier
:WMte SULPHUR Springs Saturday morning.
Shawls and OVercoats were in demand.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-It is probable
,hat stormy weather will extend on Sun
day from Missouri to Wisconsin, with fresh
easteriy winds on Lakes Superior and
Michigan. Threatening weather, with
rain, Is also probable for the Gull COASTS.
Partially cloudy and clear weather north
and east of North Carolina. 49,
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r IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
Ar. RETAIL, ORDERS AMOUNTING TO so
AMI, OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY FIX
FREE OE EXPRESS CHARGEe.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
or BALTIMORE. Nd,
In order the better 70 meet the wants OF tns,l re-
tall customers at s distance, have eStapiisheo i"
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and viii, upon application promptly SEND by NAV u
full lines OF sAf,FLES Of the NEWEeI At,o
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
81 all times to sell as ic not at lesa prices than
an house In the country.
Saving our goods from the largest and most cele-
brasd manufacturers in the different parts or
rope, aud importing the same by steamers d'rec:
sunniisd with the novelties Of the London and
As We buy and sell cniy. for cash. and make no
1a3 dobis we are able and 1ttng 70 sell our goods
az FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN ZEE CsHI.
Lmss fEoFIT than II we gave credit.
IN Ee,ding for samples specify tne k!oa o. ss
de cred We keep the best grades OF every Ii@sS
CT goods, from The lowest TO Che most costly.
ORDERS lnacco-rp. nied by LIE cssh "iii oe Son'
9. 81. ID. .rvups
PRGMPT-PsYING Wholesale U ( n 8
are yted TO inspect the stock Ia our sopolhs ans
Package department: Address q ooss
HAMILTON EASTER SUMS,
1877 1919, 20l, aud 200 W est Baltimore street,
De aTu&FIy BALTIMORE J.
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Sale OF Railroad Property.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.--The Pennsylva-
MIA property in the Atlantic and Great
Western railroad was sold to-day, and was
purchased by Senator Thurman and Gen.
Mcclellan on behalf Of the trustees. 1t
was sold in three sections, and the price
aggregates $500, 900, of which S11 goo was
cash. a.. 90.
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Fatal Rairroadl Accident.

lsPEoIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATCH.l, :.
ALLEeHAsY, Va, July 22.-one OF the
conyicts worked by Messrs. Mason g. Hoge
on Jerry's Run ill, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, was run over and killed by the.
construction train this morning. Name un-
known. ~ ..'s..-..s., We ,.ss 80 TT d
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GA BROAD STREET. GIG
STD YES;
PLAIN, JAPANEED, AND BIZ NC ED
1 TINWQRE,

Having enlarged my store, thereby increasing
ms facilities, / am now prepared TO offer. ns
friends and others extraordinary Inducements In
any of the above goods yunosrrr
aIso, NON-EXPLOS1VE b y > Il N Z
I.rcmpt attention paid to all orders for TIN
and GRAVEL kOCFlNG. ,o-,rrn
ica dfoh0E hLc'.'@'
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VESSEL WRECKED. &c.


LONDON, July 22.-The brig Kyrie, from
Philadelphia, May Goth, for Elsinore, has
been totally wrecked. The crew was saved.
The steam frigate Agincourt, recently
ashore ut Gibraltar. has arrived at Plymouth.
The Prince of Wales has returned from
the continent. The Princess remains at
Kissingen.
LONDON, July 22.-Buisson, the Com
munist commander of the Paris free-shoot-
ers, has been arrested in Paris.
Favre has promised to accelerate the pro-
ceedings relative to the fate Of foreign pri-
sonerS and political agents. =
The Count de Chambord has resigned
the seat to which he was chosen in the AS
sembly. ........ ~
The probable sentence of death that has
been imposed upon political insurgents
will be committed to exile, Transportation,
or Imprisonment for life.
1t is reported that an agreement has been
reached between the Legitimist, Fusonist.
and Orleanist Deputies in the Assembly
debate on italian affairs.
The French Assembly has adjourned.
From France. .ts
THE ALGERIAN RESURRECTION. .s,.t
PARIS, July 22.-Aleerian advices indi-
cate that the insurrection there is about
| crushed out.
| VERSAILLES, July 22.-Thlers has ad-
dressed the Assembly in support of the
duty on raw cotton. 1t is thought, never
thelesS, that the bill will be rejected.
COMMUNISTS sENTENcED-DEBATE IN REGARD
| TO THE POPE, &C.
VERSAILLES, July 22.-The Communists
convicted by military commission at Mar
settles have been sentenced to various terms
Of imprisonment.
There was very exciting debate in the
Assembly to-day upon the subject of the
petition of bishops in reference to the tenn
poral power of the Pope. President Thiers,
who was the chief speaker, declared I'M
/ euuivocally that nc would not in any way
compromise the policy of the country. He
would do his best to secure tue Pope's in.
dependence.
Gambetta followed in speech approving
the sentiments OF THEIRS, and supported q
motion for The order of the day, which was
rejected by the Assembly.
The petition was then referred to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
| From Spain.
MADRID, July 22.-Senors Lagasta an(
Herresa and Admiral Topic had long IN
terview with the King yesterday.
The ministerial crisis is still unsettled.
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| STAUNTON BAPTIST FEMALE IN

STAUNTON BAPTIST FEMALE IN
~ .. SiITUTE,
JOHN HART. A. NJ, Principal,
aided by Rev. G. ORGE. b. TAYLOR and other
accom- pli shed teachers.
This school offers very full and thorough course
Of study In Ancient Languages, Mod-rn Lin
Sciences unc!ud!ng ccurse OF Lectures on Phys
iology aud HyRienel, history, English Litera-
The apartments of Music, and Drawing snd
Painting are in ths hands of the best teachers.
IRE session for i5Tl,'7. begins TUESDAY, Sep
tember 18th, and ends about goth Juae.
CHARGES FOR ENTIRE SESSION:
Bosrd including fuel, watching, and lights, $40 90
Tuition in Collegiate ilepar:ment tn-
cludiug Anc. and Modern i.snguagesl, Sso00sso
Tuition IN Preparatory Depar:tntnt..... bIcI $50
Music with use Of piano Tor practice... $50
Drawing and Painting at usu Il rates.
apply to Principal for further Information.
~ 8-eodl2t*
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Steauner Suuk.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 22.-The steamer
Olive Branch, hence TO New Orleans, sunk
this morning ten miles below Grand Tower.
1t is feared She cannot be saved. The yes.
sci was valued at $37 800. Insured for 49,
600 in Cincinnati, Wheeling, and Pittsburg.
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ALFRED l.. Ashley, ESQ.,, an old and highly.
ieAi~cted citizen OF this county, dropped
Gra1 this morning, at his residence, neal
H'"'Nnshnr.. He was a magistrate Of the
Cur n more than twenty years. -Cut
I"g.r UJSerUer. --s1
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More fIiffbtlsternI for Cubia.

MONTREAL, July GA Cuban force Of
M0 men, organized here, will depart as
soon the steamer Virginla arrives from
Trinidad. E..'s - - ~
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From Californtn-MOre Trouble WIN
the Il Tnador III n r -Ancenaiaf y
Fire -Xater.SD0uI I'm Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Upon the with
drawal of the military from Amador coun-
ty the leagued miners resolved to Work ,tor
themselves and families. They have armed
themselves, and declare they will hight TO
the last in self-defence. Fighting Is anti
cipated. "~
An incendiary fire destroyed the business
portion of the town of Tucker. ....t
A water-spout in Nevada lifted passen-
ger train from the track. .t a..e'
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Fn.,ure or Mail 4 outraesors.

!. LITTLE ROCK, ARK, July 22.-All the
mail contractors lines leading here haze
failed. A special maA agent Is here en-.
rcJ. . q. ,:'e'tly inconyenienced.
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Sale of Premium, Cotton.

NEw YORK, July GA bale Of cotton 1asf d
by w. -. McShsw, Lee county, Mississippi
picked by himself. wife. and daughter, In THAR
paror, and which had Rai.ed prtmiums eggre-
pound. The bale weighed A4s pounds.
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No. 1908 Main street, Richmond, Va.
jT Il

NEW LAW-JULY 17TH.-RANDOLPH
IN D. ENGLISH offer. for sale large stock OF
I-STANDARD LAW COOKS and the following
new works: Flanders on Insurance, Leading
Gases on Bills ana Notes, Bou,ier's institutes
Whsrton's Indictments and Pleas, Lawyer AID
CEent CurtositIes OF Law Reporters Bench End
Bar Lewyer's Docket, DC. MATHEW's OHa nj
Nal DIGEST, ready July 2ath Jy H-a6W
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DATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
DlCHMOND COLLEGE,
IL, RICHMOND, VA

LII RICHMOND, VA.
The next session opens on MONDAY, October
I'd. iull Collegiate Course OF obstruction Is
given.
The entire expenses of student including
board In messing clubs, tuition. and other cole.e
fees, fuel. lights, and washing, need not exceed
$3.50 for the session O: nine m2nths. The same
expenses, If board ae had Ia private families, Will
be 1850.
a Law School, under the control OF able and ex-
perienctd professors, is connected with the Col
le2e.
For catalogue and further particulars, address
Il. PURYEAk,
j. Is cod Oh Chairman OF the Faculty.
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PERSONAL.

OAKwooD CEMETERY July22, 1871.
ysiO THE PUBLIC.-It having come to
4 my knowledge In It certain parties, for SELFISH
motives, are, and hsye BEEN circulating rep ,rt
tnaJ Ia one the Iec ut elections, voted tor ar.
hahoon, or the Radical ticket, take this mode
anu opportunity OF denying the report In toto
would beg leave 10 ada tina: never Vo: ed TIE
Radical Ticket, or any name on II, in my life, and
that have never failed to vote the Conservative.
hereby deuounCa the au, hDr OF the above report
And ali 1art,es VIII have assisted in the circulation
of tbs report are respectfully TO contra
q cSJhc same, and obJge w M l.. SMITH,
ll* Keeper Of Uakwood Cemetery.
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a l,ost-ofiice is established at Bnckhorn,
Ha"scmond county, Va, with Luther al.
iuGyis postmaster.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


COMMISSIONERS GFFICE,i
RICHMOND, July ID, 1871
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Il R.iLKOA CoMPANY.....:.. Plsiniiffs,
Against D.n
IN THE CuANcERY COURT OF THE CITY OF!
N RICHMOND. '@-.'
Rva decree entered In this cause On the llth OF
July 1871 the court doth order That one OF ila COM
LIST. Whether the property In the blu mentioned,
uoon which certain creditors OF the aeIenaahts'
Thomas h. Brayton & Co., have caused atLacn,
ments to be levied was or was not inc pfopeity Sa
the said rhos. K. Brayton & 20. at TIE une LIE
said attachments were levied.
I'd. What is the value OF the properly 80 ~
tached, In whose possession the said properly Use
been Since the said attachments were eSie9 u2Sn a
IL, aud what wuuli be fair compensation IoI WIG
use OF the said property since the said
were levied. e x sE.f 80 .... H.,
Sd. " hat liens exist upon tho said prop4rty, ~
whom Eeld, their amount, and tue ordss' oi shsaF
priority. =,
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have liked on TUESDAY, thal9.h day OF Septem
Der, 1884, at j. O'Clock NJ, the time, and my OF
ice. on 18th street. between Main and Bank SIS.
In the city or Richmond. as the place. to make the
inquiries ordered by the foregoing decree.
80 Easzz - THos. j. EVANS, s
~ se-1aw4w Commissioner in ChEncfry.
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THE SPANISH HrNIsTRY-A FOREIGN VISIT OF
-.,..r1.er. INSPECTION.
LoNnoN, July 22.-The Spanish ministe-
rial crisis is still unsettled. f'l. -
A deputatien of German. Dutch. and
Austrian bankers have sailed from Europe
for the United States for the purpose Of
making an examination of the route, con-
dition Of the work, and the financial pros
poets of the North Pacific railroad.
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AGENTS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINES Is PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
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aINlATURE ALHaSAC. JULY "a, 1871.
sun rises .,...,.... A5e Noon sets.....,--.1 Il. 81
Sun sets 7.0a High tide. 90
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