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TEA PLANTs.-We stated week or two
ago, in reply to an inquiry from one of our
that we did not know
where he could procure tea seed or tea
plants. Since then we have come across
the following paragraph in the Atlanta
MdeI:
II know them (tea plants] to be hardy
aud easily raised, and can see no good rea-
son why every man In this country cannot
grow his own tea and more, too, if he
chooses. The Chinese tea plant is an ever
green-very pretty, having fair and ten
der leaf. 1t bears an abundance Of seed
every year, and grows six to eight feet
high. Any one wishing seed think may
be able To secure the same 10y applying In
time to James NJ. Smith, Fayetteville, n.
{. am not authorized to say such as to
securing Of tea seed, but feel that it can be
as l state. ". d. Smith.
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W0>UErFCL PuENuMEEOS-A Cyclone on
.-, Hr4.rt..- ChtcugU, June "a cyclone
,.rt.rr.G near Mason City, H., last Friday
g. u.uy. An ILny.hueu cloud or smoke
Ike rp.uluu WIS observed gathering near
lie yartH'~ surface on an open prairie SIX
lu..r, ION that place, and from this column
soon shot out three narrower and spire-likc
columns. which continued TO ascend rap
.iN, until they reached and seemed to at
l.-u themselves solely 10 Il passing cloud
aaoye. Ini- lrighttui apparition moved
.tuWly towards Mason city, but finally
DANCED its course, much 10 the relief OF
the ,,oupio OF that place. \ nile from its
track al ouOr much like that OF burning
-airt.ur WAS Inhaled by several persons.
4 Gentleman who stood out u hundred
yards rom the cyclone when 1t passed says
that small flashes Of electricity were con-
SANITY visible iii the storm column, pass
Ug rom he earth 10 the clouds above, and
!a1 popp.ng, ":ach!ngieportS were heard,
reminding Inn most lUrCibiy or an infantry
regiment in battle, firing their lnuskets as
Ia - possible.
The pathway Of the cyclone was nearly
,ng-r mile, III length, and from twenty to
-lty lr"t IN width. In that pathway not
4 .J,'r OF wra-s. or stack OF coru or wheat,
Ht q shrub, nor 4 particle OF vegetation
49, irIi alive.
pr some distance the earth was literally
i.oa2Aed up 10 a depth OF six inches. The
.,lumm OF whirling air must have been III"
ty",e.y hot, a. every green thing in its path
Ma dried h Il crisp.
Another feature Of the cyclone was that
"!1l.r It's rotary motion must have been OF
.aconrviably great velocity, its progressive
motion Wa not above the rate OF five miles
au hosr. The outlines OF Its pathway were
80 "'lt defined that five feet from the outer
.tur # told destruction Of vegetation OF
very Etnd not vcStigc Of its effects could
''" Zen. Fortunately, 40 house stood LII
'hJ tornado line of march.
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The Storm ut the SOuth-The Effect
In Texas.

GALVESTON, June Ga terrible stolm
has prevailed here, commencing Saturday
noon. Tue wind was southeast, and forced
the waters of the Gulf on the island, cov-
ering to several feet in depth the southern
part of the city. Two miles of the G.. II.
and H. Il. railroad are washed away. The
two miles of the road above the city and
the bridge across the bay are safe. The
steamer Alabama, of Morgan's line, with
o cargo of cattle and sheep from Rockport
to New Orleans, was ashore twenty miles
west of here on Sunday, and will probably
he wreck. The bark Virginia Dare, from
Cardiff for Galveston with cargo OF rail.
road iron, went down about TWENTY-FIVE
miles east Of here on Sunday night. Her
crew, which consisted of fourteen men,
were rescued from the masts, where they
had been lashed since 3 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Many buildings have been washed away
from the lower part of the city, but no
lives were lost. The velocity of the wind
since 10 o'clock Sunday night was thirty
nine miles per hour. Six inches Of rain
have fallen since Saturday at 7. NJ.
The storm also prevailed at Houston,
doing much damage and there was II
heavy rain-storm ut all the telegraph sta
tions in the interior.
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
of Peace Among the Candidates
The New Govern ment- Filling the Offices.

AN APPEARANCE OF PEACE AMONG THE
CANDIDATES.
VERSAILLES, June 6.-The deputies from
the provinces occupied by the PrusSianS
have agreed 10 move the postponcment ct
the Orleans princes question until the war
debt of France is paid and the country
cleared of PrulsSiaIls.
LONDON, June G.-The Orleans princes
will decline their seats in the French AS
sembly. .t.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
VERSAILLES, June 6.-The new appoint
menlS to the Ministry are announced rs
follows: Lambrecht, Minister of the Inte-
rior; LIE Franc, Minister Of Agriculture
Gen. Cissy. Minister of War; Leon Say,
Project Of the Seine and Lefto, Ambassa-
dor TO st. Petersburgh.
TIKI NEW GOVERNMENT.
PARIS, June 6.-Several Of the officers
Of the Empire have become candidates for
the Assembly under the supplementary
election. La Veute thinks all the minis
tiers Who were members Of the Government
of September 24jh should resign and the
same paper expresses opposition to i
piehiseltum. The fortre>ses proposed for
the interior Of Paris have been located at
Montmartrc and Chaumont. Engineers are
already in command of those works.
THE WORK OF RETRIBUTIoS.
PARIS, June 6.-M. Schumacher, the muir
derer of Generals Lecompte and Clement
Thomas, has been arrested. The trial OF
hochefort and Assy has been postponed.
Wires have been discovered in the sewers
of Paris, intended to explode batteries to
blow up the city.
Gambetta is still ut San Sebastian.
THE WORK OF TIE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, June G.-The Constitutional
says that the first work of the Assembly is
to fill its one hundred and twenty seats,
next to assume its constitutional powers,
and finally to order plebiscte to deter
mine the future form of Government.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Labor Strikc-Exciting Movemen- tin.
fammatOry Speeches.

The Labor Strikc-Exciting Movemen- tin.
fammatory Speeches.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Labor Com.
mttee in session here has fixed upon $3.50
per day for "labor." Many laborers refuse
to accept the terms.
1ntlammatory speeches were made at the
meeting last night, and specimen Of them
is this, by 8larcellus West: ''They were
laboring men, and must have work to keep
their families from starving; and if they
were to be kept out of it by these contract.
ors, they would have their blood; and
should this continue, he would say to them
to take contractors head off his shout
ders whenever and wherever they should
meet him." -.
He told them to 60 to their districts and
form associations for Iaboring men, elect
delegates, and send memorial to "these
id Yankee contractors-the meanest and
most contemplate set Of men on Gods
EARTH"
[rhis is the strike of the colored laborers
for higher wages on the public works in
Washington, which has been refused by the
Government contractors.
SECOND DIsPATCn.]
WASHINGTON, June Gin view of the
negro "Iabor" demonstrations to-day the
Governor" of the Territory" has d.
rected Mr.. Gleason to suspend work on the
7th street improvement until measures can
be adopted, Gas the occasion demand" and
signs himself to the street contractor
"yours, respectfully, H. D. Cooke, Gov
ernor," sc. Upon this, Gleason, who had
white laborers employed, stopped work.
THIRD D1sPATCH.]
WASHINGTON, June Gov. Cooke has 4
letter out saying to the Board Of Public
Works that $3.50 is fair price for days
labor, under existing circumstances. and
asserting that all labor on public works
shall suspend for the present. He has
some arguments on the well-worn subject
of capital and labor"
The Weather Report.
WAsHINGT June 6.-Probabihfes !:
Clear weather is probable from Pennsylya-
MIA to Iowa and sOuthwestward Wednes-
day, and rainy weather from Ohio to Lake
Ontario and the extreme eastern States to-
night, and pal TALLY cloudy and rainy wea-
Their for Wednesday. The threatening wea-
Their now prevailing on The lakes is the
remnant of the storms which were at Gal
weston, June 4th, and West Kentucky, June
1,t.
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r,rv " :,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Kew York stock an.y no,,.v -,

new YORK, June a. Southern sernrtt,es ra-v
uuu, except Tennessee's, which are very ssrona.
tennessee o's, old and now, III, Virginia ga ess.
new, %. Louisiana s's 90. Levee s,s, os,: s,s a.
Nlaohna sH, las; s's, 10 Georgia e,s 80 ia 90,
,orsn carolina o's, at; new, 2sa South Carolina
.he specie shipments to-day were slsl, 900, and
''c ehsascments for Tomorrow. s5oo, 900.
:. nnsa opened at 1ist sold down to 1l2.. then nm
,,o, AZ whch IL remained steady until II reached
and easy p POI eei'''
Governments The May and November ,ssros
1,., D. out the others remained steady. ,srs.
tt o!s' ll2: cas-, INA s5's, I'LL; news s1,H and
o''s, Hot ten-forties, Ito, anu
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMO UNITING TO 500
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER 6 SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
In order the better to meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and WILL upon application, promptly send by mall
full lines OF SAMPLES of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIUNAB GOODS, of French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at all times TO sell as low If nota less prices, than
any house in the country.
Euying our goods from the largest and most cele-
br ated In the different parts OF Eu
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock Is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts we able and willing 10 sell our goods
at FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit.
In sending for samples, specify the Kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccomDanied by the cash will be sent
G.. u. u. =,
PROMPT-PAYING Wholesale B U Err :
are Invited to inspect the stock III our Jobblng and
Package department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER Il SONS,
1877, 100, col, and 203 West Baltimore street.,
de 6Tu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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Sailors Troubles at Sea.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The seamen of the
British bark Monatitlan have arrived here,
and will he held for eXtradition.
The ship Europa, from Bremen, reports
that June 3d) she saw the brig j. l..
Bowen, hence for Gibraltar, Union down,
and on bounding her found that the crew
had mutinied and killed the captain. The
chief mate lay on the deck with his body
badly cut, and the second mate and pas
senger badly damaged. The ship put her
mate Oh board 10 bring the Bowen to
Shprn-
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COMMERCIAL.
DaE AND FIouR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, Juno 8, 1871.

GosN AND FLoUR EXCHANGE.
AIcHMoHD, Va, Juno 8, 1911.
OFFERINGS.
WHent.-White, 81 bushels. Red. IA husbaya-
Cor7,.--Wlite, 800 bushels. Mixed, 400 bnshe,a.
Ouks.-None.
RUe.-SG bushels.
Meak.- 10 bushsls.
SALES, -.
Wheat White, 90 bushels at e1so; 30 bushels
at s1.Go: % bushels at 8i.4e-total, 81 bushels.
Whent.-Red, "a Bushels Mt al.40
C0rna-White, COO bushels prime ut 0oc. 200
bushels very good at s0c-tolal, 800 bushels. Mix
ed. 200 bushels common At S5c.
Rye.-so bushels good at 9oc. a..a
RE-K1HTBITED.
None. .---~. .".' ..a #a
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Domestic Markets-fBy TELEGRAPH

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH1
NEW YORK, June s.-Cotton IuIet sales, !. g27
bales; uplands, lssc. Southern -four unchap ged.
Wheat lc. higher, with good export demand !;
winter red and amber western, SI.e30Sl.ei, Corn
lc better, but closed duh at 7s@7sic. Pork easier
al Fl6. Lard-Kettle, lO3 Turpentine weak at
@IWasc. Whlskey frlner at 93c. Frelghts dull.
BALTIMORE, June s.-Flour quiet and steady
"a Nv street superfne S5.25@S7: extra $3.50
SI.2s family, $7.25@Q $3.50 City Mills -Superhne,
Ss.2sAs7 extra, se.soG9ts.so; family. SIl; West
ern snpertne, $5.s7A0S6 extra, .a7I@s7.2s fam
i - s:2sgss:25 " heat dull but arm. Corn
, Su. ., hrm' st ut sissc; Pork unchanged bacon
rh shoulders 7g1as rib sides, s@stc.: clear
Lard, ll3c. Whiskey, s3s0s4c.
Virginia Gs-Uld, ct bid. esq asked '86's 70 bid,
70 asked; coupon-old, s7s BID, sst asked. .,.
LoUIsyILLE, June s.-FIour in 20 cd demar
CHIEFLY for higher grades, with scarce stock.
pfrovisions dull. Mess pork, $3.50. Bacon
Lacked shoulders. si:.; sides, st@IsIc. Lard
Iierce' ;loc.; keg, lie. Whiskey, sSc.
CINcINSATI, June a. Flour steady and shade
higher: Pork weak at $3.50. Bacon steady and
IN moderate demand. Whiskey, soc.
WLMISGToS, N. c., June s.-Spirts turpeu-
Tine luiet ut a2c. Rosin steady at 32O5 for strain
81. Tar-no receipts nor sales for several days.
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1nE TowE or liuNTISGToN AT THE TER
A!Hr> or TIE LHESArEAKE AND QUO RAIL-
H"AD.-Lo,s are selling rapidly III the city
That l. 10 be, Il, prices ranging from four 10
seven hundred dollars. Huntington is
hound 10 be Il city. and that very shortly.
he company has very wisely defermlneu
To- prevent speculation, and requires all
purchasers Of lois to build thereon within
one year. This will have the effect to keep
out land sharks.--KQndtrha Republican.
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Railroad computation.

NEW YoBK, June iB.-The Erie Railroad,
New York Central Railroad, and Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad Companies, have
adopted newisrlff OF prices for western
freight about twenty-five per cent. higher
than those adopted In May. .slgl~s =
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Cotton Markets-GBY TELEGRAPH

TUESDAY, June 8.-Nortolk: Low midtlngs,
l7tc;; receipts, sal bales; exports, $50 bales /;
STOCK, 32sa bales, Ne,1 Orleans: Active At ls3s.:
receipts, ,l,'ea bales; exports to Bremen, I,sE4
bales sales, coo bales stock, sa.s5s uales. Sd
yGnHdh: Good demand at Isle; receipts, $50
Is 027 bales. .lr1sI = =
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MONTREAL June G.-The bodies OF
Spaight and Lache, who were lost in thu
Lachine rapids, on the Queens Birthday
place to day. es
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A Firenen's Visit.

BALTIMORE, June 6.-The United Fire
Company, of Norfolk, with their engine,
arrived here this morning. They remain
until tomorrow, when they 60 to Whining
ton, Del, and thence to Philadelphia. i
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\ tAEDrD CoNyEssloS,--Thc New York
I'.'p,o SAYS:
81 b." late action Of the Ohio Democratic
~'de Convention scclns TO Us full Of dam
-"I h. The Republican party. And yet we
@'""t It with hearty welcome and rejolc-
luu -
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DIAMOND-POINTED

FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Adapted to Mining. Quarrying, Shaftng, Tun-
neling, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c. g..
Fifty to seventytlve per cent OF cost and time
of hand labor saved
"Test cores" in form Of solid cylinders of rock
or mineral, taken out of mines from any depth
not exceeding one thousand ll,000l feet, showing
true value, stratifcatiOn, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never reeds Sharpening, as the Cutting Points,
composed Of RUUGH DIAMONDS, are practi-
cally indestructi6le.
FIRST tREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
BEWhhE OF INFRINGEMENTS.
illustrated circulars sent on application. Ad-
dress SEVERANCE Il HOLT, Manues.
NH 2l-eod3m Office, le Wall ST., New York.
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heavy RObbery-Arreat Of Accused,
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1spAron.1
WELDON, n. c., June Ga heavy rob.
berry OF money and jewelry was committed
at Hicksford, Va. last night. The thief. a
white man, was captured here to-day with
much difficulty by our efficient police, J.
II. MCGEE and John Roberts. All the
valuables were recovered, and set of tools
for entering any house. The accused gives
his name as James Long.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRApu.l
LONDON, June s.-Consols, OF. United States
bonds, 9O3
LIVERPOOL. June G--Cotton closed active M
lands, sa4Osf l.; Orleans, sad sales 90 600 bales
including 900 for export AMI speculation. Yarns
ana fabrics firm at Manchester.
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THE SWEETEST, MOST POW ees.vz
ERFUL AND DURABLE INsTRUM EST '
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD & OT1S'S

PA 20 FOE S,
Patented May ID, 1859.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair OF the
American Institute 1850 Ohio state Fair,
1869 Georgia State Fair, 1869.
WARRANTED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save a
large commission.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: Adm. l. eyy, ESQ.,,
of Levy Brothers, Main street; j. E. G0ddin Esq,
of Lee & Goddn, Main street; Edwin A. Smith,
Esq, 800 Leigh street; W. Fl. Smoot, ESQ., 1906
Broad street. ap 20-d2tawam &w3m
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Hon. Joshua Nansant was on Monday
nominated "a the Democratic candidate tor
The lnayorulty vi Baltimore.
The New Jersey Watering-places are re.
ported 10 be rapidly filling up-wlth mos.
qulloes.
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= " Tobacco markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LOUISVILLE, June s.-The tobacco markst ts
ee.50Qsl2
CINCINNATI, June a.-Tobacco In fair demand
with prices advanced.
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,TrSr 5th. 1871.

,,,. Tar,nysUc and saanarhs'
,tc NARROW Gauge
.TrxE 9Th. 1871.
,>-t has been pending IN the t'r' ,!.
'... -. NccklcnhurG in which TIC '[ Ss,
The Roanoke Valley ka!lr"l,t ~ =,
,vninr the road from kcys''att' III
"'. ,,ca :, Eidcewav. in y. c.. were
colo NJ INC road aud anchiSeS.
division Of the proceeds o. SF'
" ,i.r creditors. 4 decree was ascora-
'. ~1ajcrcd in May, 1870. The sale was
.- 1'.., st aside hy the court IN o'tH-
.'."@, ,ooIc If the parties in interest OBJ
, - the confirmation OF the sale Oh
.'''.% - ;uadrquarv Of price. The cause
",'y', ,..,, heard nj the May (lS,l) term.
va. ~, sole WAS confirmed. Ii is now un,
49, ,,(3 that the Pennsylvania tentral
"',,'.t ! ~ lie the real purchaser. ana
49,. 49,. w., .&' mad from keySville to CiarkSVlne
'., -, 81, Use Nv the lst July. 1872. k'ch-
|.., and Nircjnia) will thus be IN iafi-
.,,.u,r',nN with country OF cre'tt IT,
rhr cutyrpri>jnG people OF the
+, NIX. Valley Dc MOI p"rulh thrlr 'ulnus
49, T'h,sr none. will build the road !?
r.a,I.u4 the LItc c"n>'"Era''oh ot tne Sul'
" ,,,~~f,rucd. the inquiry was ire
,.r,' ,,,tl,. as L. the real purchaser, and
~. those who desired 10 give the
.t''<.,a.i,n. The reply WAS that the Cen.
t., I,-.>Ass.riGH WAS the purchaser; aud
~. ,rlirl-yay,i this valuable information
YEN an mu.c than one occasion. Has
49,. NV worthy editor OF that religious
r,,,r,r6'tLc "rinG: Ii so, what
,,.> .a.u fer him: ,, .
..i pc lMr General Assembly incor-
..,.r- . COMPANY 10 build narrow
:... r.,i1yy.,y tfIm r'arm>ilic 10 StanardS-
800. : attracting attention and inquiry
..-,r. Ike and rulcrYrlSin% men. Captain
~ Jackson. Of the late House OF Dele.
,,. rom Primo, Edward. is understood
in CORES onIcncc with englneerS
.a ..,,,~artor> OF such roads abroad.
t.> collected mitch valuable I'LL
,.,...u on thj> sub cct: and as he is an
...... en-. Gentleman of character and ln-
...-., /. +, horvd that he will prepare for
49,. u.....l. o.. the public and parties inter
...:.m address. to hc given 10 the pubhc
.... ...- Summer. He has valuable STA
.,..- .lt ma,rrial for S1ch &n address.
D., ..tn. railways 10 which this will DC Il
...~ M--hi unite with the counties in
... ..r. The ROAD. il it should appear to l'e
.......t.r and probably 4 paying enter
=. .,. Ill >euth->;ic is looking up. May
....>. herself ana successfully dcre}ope
.. ...--..> OF her people and the resources
...>.H. LEIGH.
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SEWING.MACHINEs.


T1ACTS FOR LADIES.
II I could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINEI would not part with
mine for any consideration.
Mrs. FITZwILSoN, Church Hill.
am delighted with my Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Muchnc. Mrs. HARDWOOD Church Hill.
would not sell my Wilson Shuttle Sewing-Ma-
chine, which cost $50, for $500. have paid for 1t
In The work have done on 1t In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
Lam we'll pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing-Machine, and do not think l could De better
suited. Mrs. Capt. BLAKEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction. I
have always been pleased with It,
Mrs. MEADOWS, I'd street.
After q fair trial Of machines, have given pre-
ference for the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
I would not take 300 for II.
Mrs. NUNNERLY, Church Hill.
have always liked my Wilson Shuttle-Sewing
Machine Mrs. FACE, 9th street.
CAUTION, LADIES.-When anything Is said
about the @WlLSON" which is calculated to in-
lure its reputation In your mind, before you be-
lieve 1t test the truth by coming to our office anu
aent machlnsts and hundreds of ladies In this city
Inst the ''Wilson - has no superior.
Save $50 then. by uying our Machine.
WILSON SEWING-MACHlNE ROOMS,
lei NO. 4Goyernor Street.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 8, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cnandisc and passengers. l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner. II. Rapp, Cole, New York, iron.
Schooners David Wolf, coal, and John Rowett
#r-- SAILED,
Steamer PalIsade, Nelson, Blucahomlnv, G. l..
Currle.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, June e.-Arrtved, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York Rlver Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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N>EHaw i.<r ATE.-tn Friday evening last
.. N-,,r>. !. WANT Bell and VIM. Il. Craw-
%. ~rr, near the farm Of the latter. on
MIA. riy-r. not lar from New Hope, both
mu,h >nockcd by Il stroke OF lightning.
E-. Crawford was on the ground IT the
..... .ul not 80 much affected. but Mr..
ill.,. wMa Mas on his horse, was greatly Al
......i. And. strange 10 tell. his bride, that
..., t.,.urd tyu buckle. where held by the
, .l. wa> severed and fell 10 the ground,
t., ,ush.r disappearing entirely. The bit
f.. "mu the horses mouth, and yet the
/. -. not Killed. Mr.. Bell Yet complains OF
g. r.nrnm'otta'!o feeling in the head. 1t
.a..a Lp>t remarkable escape from death.
> uyu Spectator.
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VIRGINIA \ " &c

--,..,,a,n,r oc tic Richmond Dispatch
valley Railroad -NeysSsEie
" ,.c, 60. rarnvsslc and saanarhs-
nc Marrow Gauge
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AZE-.-WHhju the months Of June.
.".... .u1 Au-u>t the State and county
. $3.50. IT,. ISL Vii, uayc 10 hc paid to the
.laj, Ir,.>trcr>. After 1t September
- ... ,-9 csutum i added 10 AL unpaid tax
is, and the township collectors proceed
e. levy Therefor. The county treasurer
..a-t 1--WE notice of the times and places III
,ara township he will attend Tor FIVE days
'',a receive I4Nc>. iii, commissions are
a., .t..:,d t.y t.ic fact that the taxes are
.9, tail H. him. liz settles with the col
.',.>. lie j. required 10 have settlements
uta The Auditor about every sixty days.
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NOTICE,-In answer to the many in
~ oulries about the WHEELER AND WILSON
and the WILSON SEWING MACH1NES, we
same, nor have they any connection whatever;
nor is The MIR. Wilson, Of the Wflson machine,
our Mr.. Wilson, Of the Wheeler WILSON ma
We cordially and respectfully invite all dealers
and operators Of Sewing Machines TO examine
and operate our machines at any and au times,
and will take great pleasure III giving any infor-
nation when desired.
{. y. RADWAY, Agent for
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines,
oaoo 100 Main street. Richmond.