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A PROMINENT ILLINOIS LAWYER SHOT,
messenger from Effingham, Illinois, ar.

A PROMINENT ILLINOIS LAWYER SHOT.
A messenger from Effingham, Illinois, ar.
rived ut police headquarters yesterday to
communicate with the chief relative to q
eowardly assassination, near that town, on
Tuesday last. 1t appears that the murder.
ed man, Mr.. Wesley Watson, prominent
lawyer Of that town, was in the habit oil
walking occasionally in the suburbs, and,
as was his custom. did so on Tuesday last.
While passing secluded spot one John
| Richardson, Of Savannah, Mo-, who had in
duced Il woman and girl 10 accompany him
to the bushes to lay in wait for Watson and
point him out to him, suddenly slipped out,
informed Mr. Watson that he had law
case for him to attend to, and as the victim
turned he fired upon and killed him. AS
the parties were strangers to each other, no
motive can he offered for Richardson's &C.
ton. which is shrouded in mystery. A re.
ward of five hundred dollars is offered fol-
his capture.-St. Louis Times, 22d.
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"A RAIN OF FROGS IN ARIzoNA-SToRY OF
AN ErE-W1rNEss.- From the Philadelphia
North american, July 20.1-The phenome-
non Familiarity, known as tho .'ratn OF
frogs" has been ridiculed and contradicted
by certain scientists, nevertheless there Is
abundant proof to show that 1t has, oc-
Cured, and probably will again. In 1884,
the writer, 10 company with some fifty
other travellers, had personal experience
of the fact. We were in Arizona, not less
than twenty miles from any stream, pond
or water. The day was extremely sultry,
and we had halted to let the animals Craze
and rest for an hour or two. Not liv-
ing thing besides ourselves and horses
was in sight, and certainly no frogs were
hopping over the rich, tuffed eramma-
grass, which covered the ground for miles
In every direction. Suddenly q dense,
black cloud began to discharge copious
rain upon our unsheltered heads. The
drops were very large and the water quite
warm. Nearly every person wore broad
brimmed felt hat, which proved great
protection against the rain as well as
against the sun. Our attention was soon
arrested by the pelting of something which
struck our hats like hall, but which proved
TO be frogs, and In less than two minutes
the grass was fairly alive with those crea-
lures. Several Of the party took some
from their hat-rims. Our unexpected
visitors were all OF one size, about
quarter of an inch long from nose
to rump, very lively, and apparently
in the best condition. Their fall had
been broken by the springy, resilient ma
trlre of the grass. 1t is not probable that
several hundred thousand, perhaps mil
lions, Of frogs had suddenly been Matched
into life in the ground by the rain, or, if
they had, that in their infantile glee they
jumped five feet eleven inches from the
earth to the tops of our heads merely to
show how the game of leap-frog should be
played. Nor had they any such caudle ap-
pcndages as are generally attached to .iuye-
nile rama. They came from above, in COM
pany with the rain, and this fact was made
clear by holding out the hand and seeing
them fall upon it, as well as by finding them
on our hat rims.
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One street railroad line in New York, the
Sd avenue, has eighteen hundred horses,
three hundred passenger cars, and employs
eight hundred men. 1t is about adding a
story to its depot. The Improvement Will
cost two hundred thousand dollars. e2;..
President Grant has appointed DR.. d.
Willard Bliss, of cundurango fame, as a
member of the Board of Health OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Rev. William D. Thomas, of Greenville,
S. c., has accepted the pastoral call of the
Freemason-street Baptist Church, OF Nor
folk. ..-'
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From Spain.
THE SPANISH MINISTRY.
Removal OF Municipal Officers at New
ssrseans-Heavy Burglary, &c.s &c.

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-The City Coun-
Gil to-day, by vote OF D to 3, adopted
resolution removing from office Recorders
Stalls, of the second district, and Dumont,
of the fifth district, and notifying the Coy
ernor Of the vacancies IN those o1nces: NO
cause il assigned for their removal, but it
is said that Governor Yarmouth directed
them because he believed they were OPP
posed.to his administration. - -. -.
Abadie's shoe store, corner of Dumaine
and Chartres streets. was burglarized last
night and $40, 900 worth OF goods Wagoned
off the premises. Two metropolitans on
that beat who didn't see it have been slss-
pended.
Frederick thinner, second officer of the
New York steamship Leodona, fell over
board and was drowned on the 18th inst. of
Frying-P Fan shoals.
The weather for the past two days has
been cool and pleasant.
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The reports that Red Cloud was prepar.
ing for the war path are contradicted.
Chas. Dyke, assistant engineer of the
Fulton. the first steamer on the Hudson,
and engineer of the first boat down the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, to New Or.
leans, is dead. He was S. years old.
The wife of Gideon Lee, and grand
daughter of John e.. Calhoun, died at Car.
nell, n. Y, Sunday; aged 26 years.
The Supreme Court of Georgia, yester.
day, in the Macon and Western railroad
injunction case, decided in favor Of the
les>ecS.
General Gordon was to have left Atlanta
Ga, last night for Washington, to appear
before the Kuklux Committee.
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AND POPULATIONS For

Dulles AND REGULATIONS FOR
IL The FIELD TE "A i OF PLQW
ordered BIZ the Executive Committee OF the VIZ.
ginia state Agricultural Society, 1871
. AUGUST. peg ..s-
lat MONTGOMERY WHITE SULP II K
| SpkIAGS, TUESDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST.
l. The committee in charge will appoint leach
for his own section) the time, place. ano JUICES
g. Tie member of The Executive Committee In
each locality will tahe chSrse ana act as CHAIR
4. Entries for the trials shall be closed hYe days
before the time named for each respectively al
entries shall be made at the office OF the secretar
at Rlchm ond, by letter or in person aud at the
time an entrance fee OF IS per cent on factory
price or plows shall be paid.
be close d, shall forward list or entries 70
he member OF the committee having charge OF the
section. .aa.a ...s..
9. Persons entering p,ows &C., will appear at the
time and p!see named, prepared with teams, &C.,
\. The members of the Executive Committee In
charge may, In their discretion, appropriate IN a
IL ir and equitable manner among the exhibitors
ut each trial the snce fees for same and such
q portion OF the general appropriation for the
several trials rs they may deem just and proper,
to meet the expenses for hire OF teams and other
8. The following scale OF points shall apply to
all the trials, and the judges exhorted TO the
greatest care and accuracy In sscs taining those
First. Draught az ascertained by dynamomeser.
secoud. Pulrerizing power : s.t2
Third. Inversion and trash ana vegetation COW
Fourth. Non-liabtlity to choke. ~; as *.
Fifth. e tse OF holding TO the ploughman..
Sivth Strength and economy or wear and tear.
zach OF these points shall be graded from one TO
ten the latter representing the highest point or
e1ceIIeuee: and when each point has been ascer-
aecording to this scale, the sum total OF The
six points thus graduated shall make up tota a. q
ercstIence, by which Che award OF the judge shall
NC Hsmbers ofH.s Executive Committee in Charge.
n Saxa1. John L. Cowan, Gen. w. n. i. Lice,
am Ia 1 NJ i,oaTd al I4aelfa Sprfngs-Dr. H..
r. r Evans, A malls John u. Powell, N9Lt9waSi
nr. K. r. Jones Brunswick; Col. Thos, b. nam
lin, Dinwldt!e; Dr.. J. ii. Blanton, Cumberiano ;
The conmittee of judges for the trial al ire
MONTGOMERY White Sulphur Will be announce a.
the time. ~ I9--.a :" -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July 25 la71.


ARRIVED.
Oh, steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk. mer
ch.DdISc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatmn n Go,
:; barE refer =. Warwick, Mccall, Baltimore.
nEht' HaXai'. Crepshaw Z 90.
Bark Wavelet, Broughton, Baltimore lj.bt
uallego Mills Manuf ,ctlrilg Company. '''
Schoolers D. Is. Myers, Elwogd, and Yankee
Dccd'e. Malsruiy, New York, iron, Tredegar
Company
SAILED,
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York.
MERCHANDISE and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company. - -. -,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York. mcr.
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt
steamer pallsadc, Nelson, Norfolk, mercl,au-
disc ana PASSENGERS, q. j.. Currie.
ha!k Agnes, Thorn psun, r. 10 Janiero, -four Gal
lego Mills Misunderstanding Company.
Brtg france jane, Joues, Rio Janeiro q, ur
Calico Mills Manufacturing Company.
tchooner Amerlca, fau. Baltimore, via Chick
ahcminY, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooners William and James, Outten and r
". ware, Abdell, down the river to load Tor Phil.
ade!phia. - "
schooner j. H. Travars. Wheatley, james river
light.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, july 25,-Arrived, steamer AID
mirAl, Reybold Baltimore. merchandise anc
pas sengers, York River Railroad Company, auC
sailed return. -
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IMPORTANT DECISION ny THE Court OF
Acknowledgements Of Commissioners,
Trustees, &c. an arhose hands Confederate
Funds Pe'1shed.--At Wytheville, July ISL,
man, Tate and Others, the Supreme Court
OF Appeals Of Virginia reversed decision
q the Circuit Court Of Smythe county. and
decided that Davis, the trustee and com.
missioner OF the court, ought not to be held
responsible because the Confederate money
which the court by its decree left in his
hands has rertshcd before IL could he dis.
tributed by The court.
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SINGULAR HoaIc1DE.-In Baltimore last
Friday young man named John Carroll,
alias Patrick Collins, was struck OH the side
of the head with a spittoon, it is alleged,
By another young man named George II.
Laughlin. Collins did not at the time seem
to be seriously injured, but has since died.
Laughliu was arrested and held to await
the coroner's iury's verdict.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
New. York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Money easy. Sterling,
1lohMllr,. Gold, II2san2a. Governments dnll.
States dull and heavy, except Teunessee's and
virsinla's steady. Tenncssee's, 70 new, u. Yir-
ginia's. cs; new, 72I.. Louisiana's, os; ne~. o..
Levecsa. u: s's. "a. klabama's, es 5's es. Geor-
gias, "a; ia, e3s North Garollns's, 20; new, "a.
South Cardinals, 70; new. 57h.
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JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p. a. " jy Is iaw&w

COMMISSIONERS tFFICE,l
RICHMOND, July 10, ISL
y edmond AND YORK RIVER
IL X IL h3Ao COMPANY. Plaintiffs,
Against
Brtyt i Co. and others. Defendants.
IN TIE CHANCkRY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
BY decree entered In this cause on the 18th OF
July, 1871, The cut doth order that one o. its COM
IN Isstoners 10 inquire
l5t. =: neither the property In the blu mentioned
upon which certain creditors OF tie defendants,
Thomas <. BraytOn Il Co., have caused attach
nents 10 D. levied WIS or "as not the property OF
the said .hJs. k. BraS1o Il 60. at tie time th1
SAID Attachments were Ievei.
2d. " hat ,s The value Of the property SO at.
taChed, In whose possession the said properly has
been since the SAID attachments were levied Il 1on
1t, and what woul1 be 3 fair compensation for thr
use Of the said property since the said
were levied.
Sd. What LENS exist upon the said prop-rty. by
whom ted, their amount, and Tie order of their
priority.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
h I've fixed on TUESDAY, the 10 h day CT Septtm
Der, 1871, al II o'clock " as the time. and my Of
flee. Oh 18th street be.wtea Main and Bank sts..
In The city OF hichmoad the place, to III axe the
inquiries ordered b. the furegoitg Gee zee.
TUDS. j. EVANS,
~ r0--1aw4~ Commi; soner in Chancery.
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OTICE.-The undersigned hereby
~ gives notice that application will be made to
Issue new cert: lcEt4s Of debt on the part OF the
state, in lieu Of the following certificates, which
m ,sIoners in the suits ofFilney and ais. vs.. hetn
and ais. Gwathmey and ais vs. Heth and ais. and
Barksdale and ais. Vs. Heth and als., and which
were lied in slid suits Ia Tie Circuit Court OF the
County Of nenrito and wee lost or destroyed with
The 4pefs OF said suits when the court house In The
city of Richmond vas destroyed by fire on the Sd
da v or ADr!. 1885 to wit: -.- ,-.--ma-
Act es.h March, 1851, general loans, No. 2i9i,
ST. 800. . "
Act 2eth March, 1851, general loans, No. 42i2,
$50.
Act 23d March, 1860, j. r. & X. Co., No. 117s,
s. 900. -as -.. 80
Act 23d March, 1860, j. K. & X. Co., No. 1901,
$1,000.
Act 2lst March, 1887, j. h. Il h. Co., No. 1925,
81. 200. -
NJ
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Violent Katl-StOrm I'm sssasor,,
Report Contradacted-rEeavy Ere

shepoFt SontRuUscte0-Heayy Er-
press Robbery. a.s. ..
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July. pa violent hail
storm has occurred In Pike county. MO
destroying the corn and tobacco crops.
The report that the Indian chiefs Satanic
and Big Tree were killed In attempting to
escape is untrne., They have both been
tried and found guilty Of murder in the
first degree.
An express robbery was committed on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, in Hickman
county, KY, last Saturday night. Three
men got on the train at Union City, and at
Moscow, when the train stopped, two of
them got off, the other remaining on the
platform. AS the train moved out from
cur, overpow e The messenger, and rob.
bed the safe of $4,000. They then halted
the train, jumped of, and disappeared in
the dark. "..s ~ Ee 80
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DIssOLUTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

undersigned
~ have tina day formed co-partnerehip, under
the name and style Of CuTrREtL s. BRUTUER,
for the purpose OF conduc, ing a GENERAL COAL
and Wood BUSINESS and invite the attention
of their friends and the public generally to their
supply Of Clover Hill and Anthracite Coal, Coke,
ana Yak and Pine Wood, at their yard. 805 Basin
Dxnk, between 9th and 10th streets. FfIsf.. \
:. =. . GEORGE W. co ITRELL,'.-.a- --er
formerly with K. II. Cottrell.
..E.s SAMUEL II. CoTTRELL, q.
.jy Is -eodlm formerly with Vim. II. Davis.
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We arc sricvcd to record the death OF
Mr. McCnrdy, brother-in-law OF our friend
Major Kelly. Mr.. NJ. was found dead in his
bed III the hotel Mt Ch1rlestown, W. Va, one
day last week. A fortnight ago he was here,
apparently in perfect health. His friends
here esteemed him rs genial gentleman
Fredericksburg Ncars.
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The California Miners Riot-Assas.
stnafiOu Of an Officer Of the Mines

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 25.-The
Miners League terror in Amador county
continues. A force of men not members
of the league are besleged, but are deter
mined to hold out. Troops will be ordered
Immediately to the scene of disturbance,
Z. e. Hatch, book-keeper of the Amador
mines, was assassinated by the league, but
before he fell he succeeded In shooting the
leader of the league.
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS

IN = -7--.- - -l,- - =, v. :.
Sealed proposals will be received from this
date until the llth day or August, ut which time
rhe contract viii be awarded, for building the
CLERG's OFFICE, and
JAIL, tor The county Of Prince Edward, to be
,.rected in the town OF Farmvile. The plans and
Specifications Tor thsse buildings can be seen by
application TO the building Committee, at Farm
vile. j. B. e; Z, a !
q T. Il 4. HCHAMPLIN, Building Com.
W.R BrRKELEY, } ty 2I-2awtA1l
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COMMERCIALS

!, Eyo sN AND FLOUR ExoHAnsE,,
Thermometsr =. soSD, VA, July rs, ISL.
A. M, 90 degresa =. We Exchange a. III O'Clock
m tho shade. - -. ss-oosA
Corn.@WWh,hite. 2,sso bu.S.,s' Efa
Snshess' BUSHELS a nsa i e ssashs,s
'e'ee'''na8.- 20 bushels. - bushels.
Nm. = sALKs
str T,aGat r., Y, Rshites-sotal, a.oss ,n.,
very good At as rs for prime s1 az, az slss, for
81 W g for common. $40 for ar ss is5
cb meen !; -ik1ssddss1o.al 1.sls btshe,s
fair wsfs ESoa Tor sonS
Corn.-White, SIS bush is. at sac Common.
ioG very g2od Mixed bushels very r 5000
very good new; 5O@l5lc. for GOOD new '2tc. 10,
ocreeHtH0s.- 40 bushels at Sac.
RE-ExHIBITEp. @.ar(s 81
Theot. white, 252 bushels. Red, 9 bushels-
corn W hlte. 24 bushels. Mixed, DO bushels.
OdtS.-26o bushels.
REMARKS. 3. / II
enerings OF wheat to-day much smaller tina
'nose OF the preceding day. Market active, bu
weaker. Corn In liberal supply and lower. Dat
ABOUT the came as on Monday. So
In Baltimore on the oath instant the receipts Q
wheat we're large, bat the market was dull gener
any, ana Tor The better grades prices fell 5@loc.
while on other grsd do there was but little change
oaies on Inc exchange there were Is. 600 bushels
VIZ $500 bushels good Indiana and Ohio red q
Sl'di0Sl.4o; 600 bushels common TO fair Mary
land red at &1.2s@Sl.as; 5000 bushels good I
prime do. nj 8l.3s@SI.43 1900 bushels prime am
DER at SlS5@h.4s; 500 bushels choice amber q
$i.6o, AID 1000 bushels white at $l.3?6sl.5o TIL
comparison ls In favor Of the Richmond marke,
domestic Markets-LBY Telegraph
:NEW YORK; July 25.-COtton quiet sales. ! "a
gaies upiand5, 2utc.; Orleans, 2lsc. SoutherJ
gSd 40; good TO choice, *S.45lDa9 Wh,sker A.
AT soc. W heat and old Winter red and am
o. "estsrn, Sl3s@SLsS. Corn active at csNaan
h TiG, sW'tc. Pork shade lower at sI4.5o. Tar
poet, s,oas, Nsc. Iarpenine scarcely so firm
BDLTIMoEE, July 25.-Flour quiet and nm
Whita 3s.a neat stSadV and unchanged. Corn
voeHooac' ats dull; new southern. 550l5s :; alt
western, 06c Rye In fair dc m and at 7u617sc' Pro
VISIONS TG unchanged. Whiskey, 8s. -. = ~
rirRihla's-Old, 54t bid conE oas, old. 65 hid A.
bis geo new u bid. North Caroiina's-Old al
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Flour steady. ex,-,
Pork NJ n porn, sheiled zoe. Provisions ste .,iy
&C. &c: lo:acco-Sbes, 226 bogsheads Iups. sss5S
o. 10" % medium leaf, 8zz50sl2.5 So ''''S'
CINCINNATI July o5.-Flour auie,. Corn upsst
lea eer. 5SM54c. Pork nomiral at sI4.5O Isri
urn winter, lot !" Observation-Disclosures g8r siIas
sfms8:. Whtskey,. &c. Tobacco-ieInsnG GOOD
MN iui prices; sales for the week 100 hogs.
"'3o'' Afash anu common lugs declincd.
WILMINGTON. July 25.-SpirI,s tprns,,;,.
H. * d. cVc' hosin steady at $40 for strained
ntm at 1896 for yellow dip, and S. for yiru,n
Tar s.eacy at 90. ~ -'' vi sin'
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Death mt the white Sulphur Spring.

Death Mt the white Sulphur Springs,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST Va, July
25.-W. Meade Addington, prominent
lawyer of Baltimore, and the United States
District Attorney of Maryland under Pres
plication of diseases.
The weather is cloudy. The thermom-
eter stood at Y degrees at IL III.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NTIRGINIA-IN VACATIUN.-In the
Z v clerks office of the Circuit Court of lie
c. unit OF Hem leo, 22d Jule, 1871,
Wiener Abrs ans, trustee. Pit,
against
Mark 4. L, ndal and Martha Jare his wife, Joseph
A.. Morris. Lewis j. Hlwiey md kliza"eth a.
. his vie, john Owen and lucy ID. his wife John
P.Smi.h, n Iii In Morris, and Wilcher Morris,
De:tS.,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to procure an order to
sell STATE bonds held by the plaintiff as trust, c,
titled thereto.
ma ard ,vis having been made that the deferd-
ants Lewis j. lIaw.cy and Eliz .heth y. his wife,
,Iuhu oven aud Lacy II. his wife, John +. Smith,
William .;orrl;, and IiIcher Morris, are non-re-
scut5 OF this :,ta.e, they are regaiied to appear
here within one month after DIE pufllCLliI N
hereof. snd do what Is necessary To protect the!-
Interest III this suit.
a copy-Tes.e:
T. WyLTZ, d. c.
g. i,p ,,,,t-x
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Choice of the Indiana Democracy f0l
President I'm 1872.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 25.-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee have llnani-
mously resolved that in Thomas A. Hen
bricks they recognize the choice of the In
diana Democracy for the Presidency in
1872, and recommend that every honorable
effort be made to secure his nomination and
electinn - L. - , = = IL -
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made tc
~ the Second Auditor or Virginia for the re
rewal OF the folio wing Virginia segistered stock
which has been lost Certificate No. 4,Os2, for $500
and Certificate 10. o. for 1900, issued under acts
22i March, 1850, for $780, and 81 of februsry, 1915
for 1900 in the name or Grafton VS.. Grafton, &c
iyl8-law1wE
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BY the death Of Judge Leigh, Mark All.
exsnder,, OF the Mecklenburs Senatorial
district. Hugh Blair Grigsby, of the Nor
folk district. Samuel Mcdowell Moore, of
the Rockhridge district, and Fleming BOYER
Miller, of the Botetourt district, nre the
only surviving members of the Virginia
Convention o: 1929 '30.-Norfolk Ts,yinian.
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Vessel Ashore.

NORFOLK, July 25.-The brig Muscovado,
with Il cargo OF sugar bound for Baltimore
is ashore on Body's island. Assistance will
be sent to her from here.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made tc
~ the Second Auditor OF Virgins for the re
uewal OF the following Virginia Registered STOCK
" hich has been lost. viz: .. ....-.
Certificate 10. l50l dated July 70, 1851, lssuet
uncer &C. Of March is, 1885, 'Hes istered stock In
leu Of Coupon Bcnds," in the name Of Isaac A
iy9a-isw4w HENRIETTA BACHRACH.
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The New Cotton Exchange at New
York.

New YORK, July 25.-Work on the new
Cotton Exchange, into which the Hanover
building, on Pearl street, is to be con-
verified, will commence at once. and be fin
ing the building will be from $4,000 to
$40. 900 .-...
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SEEANEG s.

rHANGE OF
- F.,k n0hFnlk, JAMES AhE ssskeSssS
CHI OK Al MINY RIVERS On anu a. ser
TUESDAY, July 18th, the fast and e,egsnt side
wheel steamer In, PAL pALlsADE, Captain CHARLES
Steamboat Company's shcd) at Rockets at $50
4: NJ. for Norfolk Ga TU. ,aOAYS ana SATUR-
PAYS. Returning, VIII leave Norfolk on W Ed
Ing at KINGS MN and Grove W harf and all Iegu-
lar lsGdings going aud returning. ~
] WIN leave her wharf ct Rockets for Rinn's, on
Ch'ckshOuiny, THURSDAYS at $3.50 A. n, con-
aecting 1t City Point with .he7 O'Clock train from
Petersburg, touching at ell the regular landings on
JaG.s ri5er down 70 billiards. Wharf,, anu all
res ular landings on Chr kshomtny. returuing,
Will leave Binn's on FRIDAYS at $50 O'Clock
=. NJ.
Freight received at all hours for Norfolk and
way landings on James river. Freight for Chicka-
hon ny received oulS on d" ednesdlys.
Al frelght for way landingo must be prepaid.
Fare 10 Norfolk, ~.
Excursion tickets 20 Norfolk and return, -.
4 sor further PARTICULARS, apply TO captain on
boar d, or TO GEO. l.. CCRkIE, Agent
jyl3 at CUgRII & Co IS, cor. 18th and Cars sts.
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STaVES;
PLAIN. JAPANNED, AND BLAN Fl ED
- = TINWARE. H. ~ :
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! Having enlarged my store, thereby increasing
my facilities, am now prepared to offer my
friends and others extraordinary Inducements Lii
any OF the above goods. -,
! Also. HON.kxPLOSIVE K ER OsE K
LAMPS and OIL -1 : &' ttraa# -iN&,--
i'rompt attention paid TO all orders for TIN
go. GEORGE KLEIN,
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