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III" Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Rich
nINlid The White SULPHUR.

tl"rrce I"ndence II ttc tlChnoud Di-patch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, June 80.
The great hugbclr OF sprlng-yoerS, "Jer-
N'> Run, lS entirely changed since last
year ana tat Tor the '.two engines" ard
hriMg told this is the place." passengers
would never know it.
Wort, al alon- the line Of the road is be-
M pl>:,rd ahead with Il vim.
II WiIi he i matter Of interest to your
merchants. and may be assist the ''croak-
cI>' Of yJdr city solnc little out Of des.
puruCucy, Ia Know hat 4 very large pro-
portion OF tn" freight coming to this depot
rnIHc> from your city and l. steadily on the
increase. / he shipments from this point to
Richmond have greatly increased, even in
ID" en-, 'lr trade.
R|rIt!uoud, unfortunately, has had too
many 'r"akr!>: and these never-helleElng
men iiaH" done more to drive trade away
from hrt doors than any other cause. Coun.
Try merchants and others have complained
"i the great dependency of Richmond
ieollr HE ncvcr-taling livery dull here"
II" business doing" we are too poor, y
nnd cher &crcotIp ped phrases, has been
poured Iuto the ears of visitors until they
have actually left the city in despair for
some northern city.
II l. very gratifying to know that this
.!''!' tl's''ih1 ~ 'lit ulshlJ.
irarng auG Richmond'S bright future, 30
clearly seen. IS in!u~iny energy and lille into
- people, and trade is being rapidly built
Hp VITA Ia" whole country.
Glorious day for Richmond when the
hr>apc.tkc and Ohio railroad shall run it,
trains from The Ohio through. There are
soinc people who did not believe the road
would ever he built. Now that this is Il
certainly. They commence the cry OF
" Eirhmond il 10 be ignored the road is
cong to seek deep water" All right, gen
h'lnen; kichmoad may lake the scrapinSs
ana be prosperous city.
Tuesday night the ball opened, and as if
The music was heard everywhere. visitors
rapidly increase.
Every hing is being done to make tho
guests comfortable, and the improvements
"'d 50 much 10 the appearance Of the Mace
,ha' the queen Of fountains" looks re-
lNinatcd.
! he iarc is really excellent, and when
thi that Luck has charge of this depart
Hchl VISITORS will know at once they may
expect the best any market affords. MIR.
~ j.. feyi"n has entire control, and his
man. improvements the guests will thank
Aim for.
i'd ce' reception room," want long
- -, h'' been fitted up, and the fair damselS
VII iot nave 10 run the line of crowd OF
men u the main hotel.
we hear Of 4" cloak-room" and "iadies'
i''iesnlient saloon" next to the ballroom
@hd opehin" into it. These will be flushed
IN few days. Sometimes.
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The Cuban RESURRECTION,

HAVANA, July 1.-Among the surren'
dered Cannao officers are Elycy and Oswald
Nicholas, Melchor and Joseph Adam, E.
Boinall, Felandro and Bias Rodriguez, An.
gustin and Parfierro Selya, Alfredo Betan.
court, and Augustin Cocio. The two bro.
theirs Adam were captured by Gen. Agra,
mont. 1t is reported that Generals Manual
Agramonte, Parro, and Josesito Rodri.
guez have made oyertures for surrender
Valmaseda leaves for Santiago de Cuba
to-day. +
The Spanish party are making strenuous
efforts to carry the Porto Rico elections.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, ,Jag q list. 1877.

GRANZ AGAINST HOB SONS AD-
" MiNISTaATOhS. &C.-By.a decree eute4 ed
bY the Char cecy Court Of the city of Richmond
on the 18th day Of March, ISL in this cause, one
ASCERTAIN and report what debts were eve by +.
PlurDcr EUbson, ceed, at the time OF his death,
and what is the amOGnt OF the present indie lsefness
OF the estate Of +. Plumer Hobson. d. ceased, and
TO whom due, the amounts thereof respectively,
and the order and priority thereof.
All persons having claims or GeotS against T.
Plumsr HubSon, deceased, or his estate viii pre-
seat The same TO me, at my flee. on TIL JRS-
DAY, the 2G.G cay Of July, ISL, with the proofs
sustaiu!ng said clGims or Csbts.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
j. a2-laWtw Com'r in ChEncer:.
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MARBLE INTELLIGENCE,
1,Isis TURN ALMANAC. JULY 3, 1871.
sun rises. .,,.....-. 44 Moon rises. ....... S5
4,,n se,s .-..,..... 5l6 High Ciue ...,.,. l. 4

PCkr or RICHMOND. JULY /, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chsndse and passengers.
Steamer Albemare, Couch. New York, mer.
chandIse and passengers, j. w. Wyatt.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Gretn, philadelphia
merchandise and passengers. W. z. Porter.
Steamer Petersburg, 1'rayers, Balti more, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. +. Brett.
Bark Surprise, tiowes, Boston, light.
Schooner Lucy jones' Muusey. Albany. lumber.
Schooner Geaer II Grant, Colnnrn, PhtladslEhii,
iron. Old Dominion Iron Works.
schooner Koxsnna, johnson, Woodbridge, n.
j., clsy.
SAILED.
eteamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill, merchan-
disc Led pass en- gers, G. l.. Cgrrie.
Steamer Petersburg, Travis, baltimore, Wef-
chandlIe and passengers. VIM. L Bret.
Steamer lbemasle, Couch, New 1ofh' nief-
chandise and passengers, j. w. " yatt;
schoo cer Alice Curtis, Philips, Baltimore nAeI
chandise. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Mona ak. Wright, Baltimore, raliros'
material, Curtis 81 Parker. 81,
Schooner Maggie BELL, HILL lcW 1oik' via
Oabomes, CO Il, Currie u Co.
Schooner Hardscrabbie, Fales, Boston, nier'
chandise, &c.
. MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, July 1.-&rrlve6, steaInel
Admiral, keybold, Baltimore, merchandise ane
passengers, tork River Railroad Company, ant
sailed OF return.
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serf0us Accident.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO RICHMOND DIsrATcH..
MILLBoRo, VA, July l, 1871.
This morning Julian P. Jones, Oh EN-
ploye on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
read. while repairing the Cow'pasture
River bridge, fell about thirty feet on some
timbers, injuring himself seriously. lie has
not spoken for several hours. Mr.. hing,
the master carpenter, passed here about IL
O'Clock with the injured man, en- route TOT
Goshen, where he could procure the neces-
sary medical treatment. Mr.. Jones was
highly esteemed by all who knew him, as
sober, industrious man.
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has commenced. The crop IA cons idered q
very light one IN consequence Of the rust
caused BY tho frequent rains we had some
weeks ago. The corn, so far as your cor
respondent has seen, has been worked well,
and ;he prospects for big CROP were never
more flatterng. owing to the recent dry
weather many farmers have not yet fin
ishcd planting tobacco. but j presume
will do so tomorrow, rs the rain, which is
much needed, is now falling. About the
usual quantity will be planted.
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The moulding mill of Serrili & Sons, New
York, was burned on Friday last. Loss,
$50, 900; insurance, $4,000.
Judge Frederick Watts, of Carlisle, Pa,
has been appointed and accepted the posi-
ton of Commissioner Of Agriculture, in
place Of Gen, Horace Capron, who goes to
Japan. 2
The hotel, telegraph Office, and half a
mile of snow.sheds. ut Cisco, on the Cen
trial Pacific railroad, were burned on Thurs.
day. Both telegraph lines are destroyed,
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From CaIif0rnia-Repub NOmi.
Eatsans ---Ene AmadOr "SLrtkers''
again getting Turbui ent-RObbery
uf :. AsA.ra. <f.s &c.


SAN FRANCISCO, judy 1.-The Republi-
cans no,niIated Mayor Sclby for Congress
from the first district, now represented by
Mr.. AXtclI. Selby refusing, they nomina-
ted $. y. Ycownghton.
fhe STRIKING miners Of Amador county
are threatening the lives OF the miners who
are working under the protection Of the
military. Yesterday they caught Herrick,
of Sacramento, on the road, and supposing
him to be newspaper reporter, beat him
terribly.
The White Pine and Palisado Nevada
stage was robbed yesterday. The passen,
gers were tied, searched, and robbed
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express box, con-
tanning Il small amount Of money, was
stolen.
Vincent Peralte, to whom the property
on which Oakland now stands was granite
by the Mexican Government in 1922, died
yesterday.
The flood in Columbia has subsidized.
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FORTUNATE ESCAPE PROM PERrLoUs
PosITIoN.-Mr. Humphreys, the gentle
man having charge Of the new telegraph
line between the White Sulphur Springs
and the Ohio river, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, met with serious accident
4 few days ago. 1t seems that MIR. Hum
phreys was thrown from his saddle while
riding along the road, and one of his feet
remained in the stirrup. His horse ran
with him some distance, when Mr.. Fl. for
tunaIely became disengaged, and was left
in the road in an insensible condition. He
received severe injuries, but is now able to
60 about Greenb1ler Independent.
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The StoughtOn Murder Case at Bos'
tom Females as Justices OF the

t'GHce, dc. .-.. =.
BosroN, July 1.-The Supreme Judicial
Court to-day oyerrrlled the exceptions taken
In the case of John Moran, the Stoughton
murderer, and affirmed the rulings OF the
court at his trial. He will be sentenced to
IMPRISONMENT for life.
Gov. Claflin having asked the opinion OF
the Supreme Court as to the eligibility OF
females to the office of justice OF peace
Mrs. ,Tulia Ward Howe and Miss Stevens
being previously appointed court de-
cided that if woman, whether married or
single, should be formally appointed and
commissioned, she would have no constltu-
tional or legal authority to exercise Inc
functions of that office.
The storehouse of J. c. Osgood, In Salem,
was burned this morning, with 710 bales 81 OF
cotton, and q quantity of oil. Loss, 3lo'-
900 insured.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-Au persons to whom the es-
Nv ta-e or Martin SHesTey, decd, IS Indicted,
viii please present their claims to me, and all per-
sons indebted to said estate Will please me for
ward without delay, and pay TO me the amount OF
their indebtedness 70 said estste.
MARTHA T.. SWEENEY,
Executrix OF Martin Sweeney, decd,
!. 2s.Wiw* Broad, bet. 24sh amt 25th sts.
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n Woman ArFested lot FoisoHiHs
Three Husbands and Three ShA'
dren-The Bust of Washington Af-
wing, &c, de.
New YORK, July Mrs. Lydia Sherman
has been arreEed upon q requiSition from
Connecticut, where she is charged Win
poisoning three husbands and three chill
dren. -...-..--.-.-.-.-..-...-....S r = -
The bronze bust of Washington Irving
will be unveiled in Prospect Park, with ap-
propriate ceremonies. f..
Dean Forbes, of the Episcopal General
Theological Seminary, has Withdrawn bis
resignation.
1t is reported that the Brooklyn regatta
committee has decided to reverse their de-
cision, and give the Union and CLUB prizes
to the. Columbia, instead OF the Madeline.
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DIR. HoGE's LEcrURE.-Dr. Hoge's lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton ut the Presbyterian Church, last night,
was a brilliant effort. The lecturer fully
sustained his Well-earned reputation as one
oF The first orators in the State. The lee
ture sparkled with gems Of thought, and
abounded In happy Illustrations. The
church was filled to it's utmost capacity
with the elite of the city, and the closest at-
tention was paid the distinguished orator.
Norfolk Journal.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Supervisor Prcsbrcy and the Virginia Distric
Applications Denied.

Supervisor Prcsbrcy and the Virginia District.
Applications Denied.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Supervisor Pres
hrey recommends the consolidation Oft he
first and second Virginia collection dis
trictS.
II is understood that the applications o
disabled soldiers in the National asylum al
Hampton to lie allowed to make cigar:
without the usual revenue eXactions, have
been denied.
Resignation -Debt Statement, SC.
NASuISGTOE, July II. W. Gilt has re
signed tn" coliectorshlp of internal revenue
for the first Georgia district.
Collector Warmers bOndsmen are Gen
Sherman and ex-senator Cottell. His com
mission was issued to-day.
The debt statement shows decrease o
over s. 100000; gold in the treasury, S9G,
800, 0Oo; currency, 100000.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Probabihtcs L
ia probable thai the low barometer north o
Lake Huron will extend to the eastern
Stalcs by Sunday night that southwesterly
winds will probably continue on the lowe
lakes, and southcasterly winds on the AT
laatic coast from Elaine to New Jersey
Nc,teily winds and clearing weather arr
probable for Ohio and the Mississippi
Valley.
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How TO SAY "BUTTERED HIS TOAST
Professor o. C. Marsh, of Yale College,
laid u thin superstratum Of condensed cow
Juice on TN irregular rhomboidal area OF
toast, ut the Sherman, yesterday Chicago
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was loudly applauded and rewarded with
flowers and cards.
We have not space for fuller report OF
the speeches of these young orators.
LEXINGTON.
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MILITARY INSTITUTE

Commencement Day Celebration OF the Cadets
Society Addresses Of Hon w. p. Miles, OF
Nelson County, late or the Confederate
Congress, and Of Mr.. r. 3. Mathews,
of Louisiana Presentation of
Medal, &C., &c.
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Domestic Markets TELEGRapu.l

domestic AIarkets-[BT TE1EGBApMl
7; nenr a n1ak' July LFlour quiet and heavy.
Al ssSS Iuiet winter red end amber western,
Gisaet siSs. Corn Shade frmcr at 7ii6i2a :.
stores. oroceri@ iose lard Kite IG3c. naval
''o'e'' groceries, and fre'ghss steady.
54i - keu 49, ' ~ Virginia's-Old 5.A bid,
0ti oa SIZED Sorth Carolinas 20 Did 0'0 ~
ira, sc00b7: rsiniJS sgperhne. so; ex.
iIs. S7g5 = s $685. So extra, sels7: fam
smnes 81 sssgS$il7S prime red ssoe9ti 60 81
rreyisons ~SeSanso OATS dull western, eeGQsst
LOUISVILLE, July l.FIour ~, I.
fswGy, sd.5 Germ frm; choice shelipd' 7sc i p
Visions very firm and unchanged with small ~
n.,.. WGiskey, soc. Tobacco sxtr, meiu at pusl.
sses III hogsheahs low 10 choice luss is 1s07
low To medium leaf, S7.2@SI3. 'F''0S99'i
CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-.Flour firm fanur
SO .+OQg 1896. Corn dropping Ut Sc Pork ME- Z,
asked. Lard, lotc. asEe1. Bacon-Shouldsrs SsS y
co. clear sides, &C. Whisky, So. ''@
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dtspatch.l
PowHATAS STATION, June 20, 1871
The wheat harvest was finished several
Gays, and some OF the farmers have thresh-
go their crops, and report the quality as
Icing very good, but the crop they say will
al! below an average one, The ost harvest
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Fire tu taunton.
STANTON, VA. July /, 1871

STAuNToN, VA, July /, 1871.
Ei;!or Richmond Dispatch:
Last night abont II o'clock the blind and
sash factory Of Lu>hbaugh & Brother was
Lu~nt-a total loSs--the insurance policy
having expired only two days before. Tho
Gonriny for the PRESBYTERIAN Church. now
building. was all burnt, which VIII neces,
so,;ly Ie,ov lis construction. Estimated
S Sns"' Of Lnshbaugh & Brother, $1,000 TO
20 noS This is a severe loss to the city,
and viii delay the construction Of great
many buildings. ,.
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!. A.-ast oe CounterteIters.

J.NrsyILLE, WIS.,, July -Four coun-
terfeiters, named Lolita, Sherman, a Sola
DetectiYss arc after others OF the gang
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,.c. CORRESPONDENCE

.-, The Waters Of 'h" hca''''N
"r'',. w.. able r,o<~-pocs Misery Love .'
"'''' Visitor. a. ,hc Sprinss-iin' i"'"-
poul N'N''''
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Ares Of Railroad Employees ZOE
ThseyanE. -,

SpRINGFIELD, MASS, July d.-ti.s a;i
braKenen on the Boston ana Aipany LUZ.
lions. which have been carried on |, lor
months. aud involve thousands of dollars.
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n,na,dwin,s Challenge Accepted.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1.-Mace has accept asI sps
Ell O'Baldwin's challenge to fight for S2,ooo.
| Mace expresses preference to ngne neas
New Orleans. sa. Ads
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1877 l.
1877.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SCH ED U l. u IICnhl&jND, FREDERICKS.
EURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EfFaCT JUNE 7, 1877.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and sth streets, IS follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily az $50 A. N. Arriyes
in Washington at l2:i5, Baltimore Except ON
.undaysl at ais. Philadelphia at s:l5, ind New
York 81 lo:2c L. NJ. THE "a ME DAY.
The HIGilT TRAIN daily except on Suldays)
The DAY Train arrives in Richmond at s:17
Pm.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
Mondays excepted) at $50 A. ii.
The >CCoMMODAGlOS TEAM for Milford
leaves Broad-street Dspot daily Sundays ex-
A.
Fridays at Is a. II.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
SAGE CHICKS to all principal points North,
East, and West.
C0mpany's offices, corner Broad and sth streets,
Ticke; Office corner BYRD and sth streets
j. Il. GhsTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
e. 4. y. MYERS. General Sup't. je7
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sn'His AND i.ETEEsBuEs X. x. Co..1

o,r- -, RICHMOND. VA, June I, isI.
% + AIMS On THIS Road
D rDi as follo9s: ooO
.n Inc mah trains leave Richmond at a:.s A. NJ
and la " "a and leave Petersburg at 4oy A. M.
>, Scsommodatlon trains leave Richmond daily
- % ana +; NJ, snd leave Petersburg dsiiy
me saS a. n. train viii not leave Richmond an
oUNOAis, and The 1870 T, "a. train viii not ieava
petersburg en- SUNDAYS. ' '""'o
passengers for Norfolk will take the Gas y. NJ
l.ils IRAN, and those from Norfolk will connect
at petersburg with the 10 a. II. train.
assengers from Clover HUI will take the s.so A
=. Train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS
5na re.urhtng leave Richmond on the same DAYS a.
2:35 P 81. "'e 0"'S ~
Iaa mall trains will stop only at Chester
The A. ID. train will connect at pete,a
burg with the Atlantic, Ohio, and Mi rail
roaa lot Lynch0urg daily. k. b. KASEY
Je3 Ticket and Freight GENT
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FERTILIZERS.

... ERrEAIXERS. .,- a..-
aDURE NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.-I
L have just received direct from Lhe mines, a
cargo Of the best NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLAS-
TER have ever seen IN this market, which am
grinding as the demand requires, as fine as -four,
to Which beg TO call the attention OF commission
merchants and al others wanting pure and fine
article: AID rs the dry season Ia now coming on,
farmers Will find 1t greatly to their interest 90 use
PLASTER freely. ard IS pure article will cost
no more taan u common, instruct your comm.s-
sion merchants to send none bu. fresh and pure
arlicls, which can be had OF
! -. u. w. MOORE, south SIDE or Docs,
: INV easm foot 18th st., Richmond. Va.
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COMMERCIAL.
C0BN AID FLoUR ExcHANGE,,
hfcHSoSD, VA, July !, 1871.
ORrEn1HCG

EItF.BUSD, VA, July ], YU, (
OFFERINGS
els nmssya1e-White, 5!4 bushels new Red. 500 bush
MSed 70 nr nlte 200 bushels Yellow, e.s bushels.
FIour.NEr;.so bushels: old, 1873 bushela.
,r SAILS,
crms liz bnshsls 20 good new on private
ySry good new al 81 s5; 90 bn st.7o II: bushels
bushels good new s bushels s good new at sss 9,
reE az Ai;5s: Total, 3Os bushels. bushels common
60 b"sbeIs n r1e u bushels good on private term.
good n, 90. total III bushels. ys1" onsnels very
prime at size. 1eho"' 10 bushels
oass Nv bushels very goodat soe.
EE-RXH1sITEp.
a. Hhsm'-White, 500 bushels new. Red o. bush.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE,
From France.


MCMAHON AND DE CIssY GOING. TO THE PYRE
NEEs-TRooPs SENT HOME.
PARIS, July 1.-Marshal Mcmahon and
Gen. De Cissy are going to Bareges, in the
Pyrenees, to seek renewed health in the II.
nous hot sulphur baths of that region.
Twelve thousand fusilecrS and guuners
have been sent home.
Housman, Barot, and Aschalort have
withdrawn from candidatures for the AS.
semhly.
General De Cissy has issued circular pre-.
,scribing regulations for taking the vote oil
the army.
The Bank of France has commenced the
publication of its returns. The amount OF
bullion In its vaults is $50 900, 900 francs, and
the Treasury balance 140, 900, 900 francs.
The Official Journal says that 100 battal.
ions of infantry, 90 squadrons of cavalry,
90 companies of engineers, and $50 pieces
artillery, were present and took part in the
review ut Long Champs.
The Orleans Princes are visiting NJ. Theirs
today. -...
The Republican list of candidates for the
Assembly is printed to-day. The name OF
Gambetta does not appear on it.
From England.
REVIEW OF ENGLISH TROOPS, ETC.
LONDON, July 1.-The whole Royal fami-
", the Duke Nemours and the Prince
Imperial, We're present at n review Of 1000
troops 10y the Queen, in Bushy Park yes
terduy. -.
4 banquet was given on Thursday by the
hnglos American Association, at which the
following-uamcd Americans were present:
" m. F.. Dodge, Bishop McIwaine, Henry
Wilson, Hugh McColluck, Gen. Smith,
Miss Palfrey Hoar, &c. Speeches of friend
ly character, usual to such occasions, were
| made.
VIM. FORWARD, Secretary Of Legation at
! Washin gton, has been appointed the agent
| in the United States to receive the claims
Of British subjects coming within the arti-
clcs 10th to 18th of the treaty of Washing
ton.
THE LONDON PRESS ON THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
| LONDON, July 1.-The papers of to-day
| discuss the French elections, which they
generally believe will result favorably to
! the Government Of Theirs and the Repub-
lie. a dispatch from Paris says the return
of monarchists is probable from many OF
the departments. The Imperialists are
making a very active canvass, but really
have no chance Of securing any conSidera.
Die number of the Assembly.
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4 RRLEooAAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
PASSENGCEIp,1 p and after THURSDAY, June lst,
days excepten, .neAlNS leave Richmond tsun-
phur Dim MAIL TEAM for The White Sui
Wssh,n,etom e .SH and Manassss train for
$3.50 F. u.~A SCSG5ta; aad Lylchburg and South.
Goraonsyille, except on msM.otDATIoN TRAIN for
leaves cts Z. ID. saturday, on which Guy IL
TSai aSa vii nIe run e ds sh o. JyNE PASSENGER
saTaSn ans sae White
Arrive At w hits sulphur .s:l5 4. n
Leave White sulphur at '''''..a:sap Z. d.
strive ut stanton aL.........,,''''''5: oo M
Through tickets, at low rates, sold - - no.
Northwest aud Southwest. w "u poiob
Further Information may be obtained .. -.
sompany's Offices. oS INC
No Passenger Trains are run on 3und.ve
g.. FL. PESRy
General Slperintendm,
JAMES Y. SETHEgLAND. Gen'I Ticker a ~r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03
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AL, COKE, W 0 0 D.
. Ret A NicaKAC:TE COAL, ali sizes.
HITUMiNUU& CDt,,., for CRATES, engines, and
smiths, from Midlothian ana Cover 81 miles,
lap and HAIL SOr' / COX Tor c54ktng;
EiVDLIlU, CGOKit.G, and CORD WtHD.
IT.. l.. Z. REISs is with ne, and s2iicitS me pa
NV S.a0dsG, I'LL Matn, and eth ard Cary sts.
S.DaL FOR SnLE.-HALL BROTd ERS
COATS which cannot be e1celled II quality !;
MIDLOTHIaN, CLOVER HILL LUhP cod
HALL; also, CUMBEELAND coal for engine
sale, WRIT ROBERTS,
1al corner 18th and Dock streets.