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WV van MARKETS LBY TELEsRArn.7 ~
whisHey v sas Jn,y 2e.-Flour quiet ana .,a.,,,
business new u,n,es t firm hiah freish,s cY,sct
se.,er With a good good southern, sL42 Corn shads
o@er hice quiet PoSk i Hmo nome dem and at
auet a9if. Turpentine veal =. y Is. Lard
~ ris'shts very strong. s''h At,''sc. Rosfr
m andf rihohE, July 2s.-F,orr ~. -
u Taahalor new prices unahangnara- de-
72:. Pnrr ,gorn-White, 7s6soc mheat SCARF
ard 1JnSrr. '.no. bacon steniy sh sss!towa 700
m:dinss "hi'kss' 'ss0ac. cosio nes sm ;ss:
o, gG' r. t4a bid. IS nsts..
Ot' 40 b bia - asked new. ~. North csIn1pSns
r, Gh,nIsSi ~ TT July 2a.-Flour dsc,,r.s.
,,anIy ~ o6GlB8; no old In rnarkot IHuheo; new
ang sosQ37oc. Pork Choice conntrv eora droop.
stSsSsneo IGtc. asked Bacon dro ,n,D. . Lare
E, Ln"o;sSisglLLR, July 90. Flour steadv
s saasni.y, So Corn in fair demand extra
Tohya ana v:ry little doing. Whiskey sac.
~" " medium leaf $La5@sl2so. e'' S''-'e9''i
ter "a kso o Mo- July 2s-FIour- Sumo "a no vi,
sacks s9S;S s:,o. CorD-Only white war,ed. mil a.
83c. port IT, ,o mhte sacks. $1,000, Whiskev
slices, a6pIc * nr 10, Shoulders. 7c: ceaI
80 '%"Ssc'' on orders. Lard Prime keitc al o.c
as %s5nlSMlSGToN n. c., July 2s.-Ros,n ,uf., :,
retio pale Crud1 turpentine seldy ~ - a. sl
i S% dip and IS for virgin Tar s,esoy a. W ior
''h nrm mldaIings, l91c. 'e@0S a' 3D. Cot
dllnes. issc ,, July 2aCotton inactive: mid:
me-, NEW ORLEANS, July ao.-co,,,r .,n
-'o'' safes, 600 bales stock, d. s7I b,,es io'
MOBILE, July 2s-Cot,on dun aud
so' i'5c.' sales, So bales stock sssn ~,
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I1nr OF RICHMUnU, July &c. 1871.

tINIr-O
Steamer Palissde, Nelson, Norfolk, mcrchan'
disc and passengers, Il. /. Gurr!t.
Schooner Ocean Bid, marau, Ihliaaeiph'd
coal. :. ii. III iwej.
Schooner North C,rolira. Morgan, u Atlmore'
salt, farreys It Williams. ,, IN.
rChuouer samuel II. TragcrS, Mechlns, h"'Fe
"a. tIace, coal, =. h. Haze.
Schooner Francis Hatch, F.!es, Rockland, Ji,nc
A. :. /. te. go ~ +, -.
achouacr Sophia, jones, Baltimore, com, Gar
lego Mills Manufacturing Company.
SALAD, ~.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk, mer'
chandIsc aud passengers, Ii: Tatum q GO.
Schooner Mohawk, Wright, philauelpnid, mer-
chaudlse, Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner Wave, Camp. New York, via Chick l.
holniuy, wood, Curtis 4 PA ker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, July 2d.-Arrived, steamer Stat.
OF Virgins, freeman, Baltimore, merchandise ant
passengers, Yors River Railroad Company ant
sailed on return.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN ST. LnrIs-1n I

HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN ST. LoUls-in En-
press Wagon Pttndered.-St. LoHiS, july
-. AT noon to-day the delivery wagon OF
he United States Express Company, in
charge of the driver aud messenger, stop
ped at the mouth Of the alley between 4th
and 5tn streets to deliver Il package adj.
dressed to a party in the alley. The mes.
Scn~e. left the wagon in charge Of the
driver, and while he was absent two men
jumped into the wagon, gagged the driver,
aud drove off. After taking several pack
ages from the safe they thIc" the driver
backwards in the wagon and escaped. \
policeman captured the wagon and driver.
= man and boy stated at the police station
that they saw two men jump out Of the
wagon with packages. The driver told
,oom he had been robbed. They offered TO
remove the gag, but he driver would not
let them. The amount taken is $3.50 III
moncy and $50 600 in railroad bonds, di-
rectcd to the Kansas Pac tic Railroad Com
pany. The robbers left i number Of small
packages untouched containing nearly
81 600 i'll gold.
Further developments to-day lead to the
suspicion that The driver and perhaps the
messenger are implicated.
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The "Lfe Of Young" the tragedian
just published in London, states that Wash
inyton Irving once said Of pompous
American diplomatist : "Ah, he is great
man, and in his own estimation very great
mana man of great weight: When he goes
to the west the east tips up"
A venerable-looking United States note
fer $50, dated December I'd, 1880. and pay
able IN Philadelphia, turned up on Tues
ncG:l transmitted by an Indiana lawyer to
~, U!..p States Treasurer for redemp.
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SAGAcIoUs AGRIcULTURIsT. - Not M

SAGACIoUs AGRICULTUHIsT. - Not many
miles from Boston a certain farmer owned
Il contrary horse. While driving home with
/; load of hay, some time since, the horse
concluded not to move any further, where
upon the farmer pulled out small guam
THY of the hay, placed it under The horse,
and set fire to it. The fire had the desired
effect, for it obliged the horse to move. lie
started forward just enough to clear the
flames, and the entire load, with the wagon,
was destroyed, the farmer having as much
as he could do to clear the horse from the
wagon in season to save his lile.-Boston
Tr1rellor
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The DECADESCE OF SPECuLATION.-lFr From
the New York Bulletin 1.-The daily lists of
transactions ut the Stock exchange tell Il
mourntuI tale Of the decline Of speculation
in Wall street. The pa!try details of sales
Of 4 few hundred shares ut each session Of
the board suggest Il very I'm satisfactory re-
ply to the inquiry, How do the hundreds
of brokers make their office expenses, to
say nnlhing OF the larger expenditures con-
nected with their private high life? We
confess we cannot solve this enigma, and
are forced to the conclusion that these gen.
tlemen are living rather on their hopes than
their commissions. The truth is, that, loc
the last three Years, there has been Il steady
decline in the speculative spirit of Wall
street. One after another the operators
who there sought short cut to wealth
have disappeared, and the brokers' par
lorS. where their faces were once familiar,
present only Il spectacle of vacant chairs.
Still there are the magnateS who control
our railroads, and carry the large blocks Of
stocks but the men Of more modest means,
who have been Wont to buy and sell on
the supposed movements of the railway
kings, having grown first gloomy and then
"seedy," are gone into secluslOD, prOba-
bly, to reflect upon the uncertainty of hui
man fortunes. 1t is the old thing over again !;
they have gambled with men who held
The trump cards, and have lost the game.
The remarkable thing, however, is that IL
second crop OF victims is not Forthcoming.
II does seem singular, in view of the attrac-
lions of speculation, that the old habituG
of the street having been used up there are
no more dupcs to take their places. A few
weeks ago there seemed to be some pros.
pect Of getting in good haul of out
siders." Some long-ahsent operators alp
peared in the arena Il few merchants Seen-
ed inclined to employ some Of their capital
in margins; the length of the stock lists
suddenly doubled, aud brokers tlattered
themselves that old times were coming
back again. The failure OF one large
operator, spreading confusion among the
cliqucs. however, scattered the newcomers
in !; twinklng, and the hope of the rings
that they would unload on the green " out
siders" was rudely blighted. The quick
departure of these neophytes in speculation
shows that they entered the market with
cautious miseivings, and affords another
illustration of the indisposition OF men of
business to indulge in Wall street ventures.
In the gold room similar condition OF
things prevails, the consequences being
that the daily clearinss at the Gold En-
change Bank now average only about Sl0,-
900, 900, against; former total of 500, 00O, 900
to 81 iO, 900 900.
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From Huyti-Famine and Plague In
Persia-YeliOvy Fever I'm Brazil. dc.

WASHINGTON, July pa Haytien letter
states that IS citizens have been arrested
for cannibaISm.
Persian adTiccs represent the famine
there as dreadful. The survivors eat the
dead. The plague has also appeared. A
sanitary Gordon has been drawn along the
borders between Turkey and Persia.
The yellow fever is malignant ut Para,
Brazil. The English Consul there is dead,
aud his wife dying. Nearly every citizen
that bias arrived within the past six months
is dead. Naval Capt. James &. Williamson
* fniI
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Fight with Indians in Arizona.

WASHINGTON, July 2G. -Advicns from
Arizona to the 18th report Il fight between
United States troops and Indians over 4
wagon train On route to Fort Bowie. Thir-
teen Indians We're killed, and one soldier.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Crook
for three days.
Fort Smith advices, dated I'D instant.
report that party of OsageS have returned
to their lodge, with three Scalps, and loaded
with plunder.
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Destructive Fire in New BrunsWick-
Fatal Railroad Collision IN Mtssou-

WASHINGTON, July 26-Fiftcen buildings
at Fredericktown, New Brunswick, have
been destroyed by fire. Loss, 300, 900; in.
surancc, $50,000.
There has been 4 collision between a
freight and gravel train between st. Louis
and Edwardsville, Mo-, by which six per-
SONS were killed and four hopeie$sly hurt.
The enginsers and tiremen Of both trains
escaped by jumping off.
On account of The difficulty between
Messrs. Boutwell, and PIeasonton, the pa
per for revenue stamps is about exhausted.
The Tyne" boat crew has arrived at
| Halifax.
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"a EUKIuy LAWYER. I'VE notice in tn,

"a KUELuz LAwYER."--W notice in the
Richmond D,epatch and the Savannah
Ners, Of late dates, and under the above
head, a high1y-colorcd account OF the re.
cent difficulty in United States court
room in Mississippi, wherein Colonel l.. q
e. Lamar, formerly of this State, was
prominent actor. The account in question
is, we understand, taken from 4 dirty scalt
wag sheet published at Holly Springs, ano
charactcrist;clllv, and as matter of course,
does Colonel l.. great ipjustce-re present
ing him rs acting entirely at variance with
all his instincts and antecedents, both rs &
gentleman and 4 lawyer Macon (Ga,) Tele
0r1rh
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rR NIgCINIA tITIEs.-Again we call on
Vie merchants Of Southwest Virginia 10
consider the Importance of building up our
VIRGINIA cities. Remember the fact that
when cur city merchants are prusperUus,
and "" making money, they are taxed &C.
rorGm- - their profits; hence, the more
ih"y iHak" ttie more tax they pay, and the
more they pay The less We VIII have to pay.
LIT II ul c"Inmon consent deal with Nir-
gtuIa ely merchants il they will dupli-
cate tie h..i, Of northern merchants :;
'a.r many o! them have promised IT,
t". We are Ia" same people, hay
'a- the same common interest, and
-A"uid act under the great law OF rccipro-
rll. v no i il that would not like 10 ste
!Fgn!h hcuiI" 4 successful rival OF the
northern state: We have urged the peo-
PIE 'rF Ina1E !r&r> 10 deal with Virginia
Giles. II vii he better for us TO deal with
'acu other, even If we have 10 pay Il small
per cent. more for our goods, and thus
DuItd up and sustain each other. Having
dealt considerably with Virginia merchants
We can >ay we nave done ~ We'll whit them
a. sc ever did in the North. one thing we
med j. capital, and this is The way TO ot-
tain il. Competition will do us DO harm,
but much good. Let The people in every
portion "i tn" state give the city merchants
trlal, and if they will not do something
near as well by them is will the Dorthcrn
larIchant, then We say go North. IL is the
"Uty Of ali ~ sustain aud help each other
"hG Ia stand hy our State and friends
%pUth,Iu PQtrtOt
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Mrs. BURNSIDE
Harrisburg, Pa, July 25,-Mrs. Burnside,
daughter of Hon. Simon Cameron, who
was seriously Ill Il few weeks since, is again
poorly, and can live but i few DAYS. Her
only hope is to I've to See her sister, Mrs.
McVeign, who is expected to arrive in Il
q Nv or TWO from ConstaulinOple.
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.--Ovcr four years ago q
white man was murdered in Il most afro
cious manner few miles from this city,
and on Monday last the man who is charged
with having committed the murder was
urrestcd.--Au7usta( Gd) Chronicle.
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THE last sensation is silly story about
misunderstanding between Russia and
the United States. The truth is probably
the reverse of the alleged fact. Mr.. Fish
does not like the Russian Minister, MIR.
Catacsky, and it is possible he will be re-
chilled for that reason.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
after Ssotn Au,cssn.

vpLN
Avr,aA SPRINGS. July 26. 1871.
...... ,,.,.in, nv letter in rrint, find that
.,:fi>l some N1CH>. Thry are ha?dly
..'. mining: hut send them, because
.,rc 50 have The opportunity OF eA-
'..',~ The last paragraph OF what has
nIrhn>hcd. say in that that 1.-the
economical and the entertainment
81. \,,. lest some critic should amuSe
....,, :hr Iudgc's dctrimcnt. Will say
. ' rn,sr: NE hotct charges were low,
''ar,ng entertainments feeding and
.,nr--wgs good. The charges are
....I. M The board is not At all dinin
49, j.. ,,,uudlUcc OF quality.
.,,,.,.ss fa being the particular object OF
80 s,,an:Inu NJ this scrcrciy sylvan re-
49,. ,,rani;Son-->r CharlcS-has been
.u.l,u attendant. Nothing that
.. g,,, 4npvav> n The Instant Tor my
q ...a. Sir Charles. | am sure, took
..u4 rchlrman for Er placed me upon
..aa1,> with himself with The greatest
.....> ana grary. ! did not lc! on. |
,.... g., hin. The highest praise Tor his
.. ..,sffy. liz saGaclty. his department.
...f nj, SKI. IN art. The polish that he put
... ,.,9 shoes riyal,cd the polish Of his
An manners. and his mllaggir2 efforts to
..-.,r..,n my comfort were the decided
III, Excellent artCdluG. sir Charles
...I..,tnB!Nr Il cOnn-hIint when come
Ihryrarc big c0".>. says Sir 'haH'r>.
. 49,. .v.lnp> q! Flat creek. WhicA accu-
.... mach 4"rA~C eating corn. sir
,..sIr> j m ornament /" tn" place, ana Is
49,. -,".urd hat the GUESTS shall not lack
aIu,iWU- ,.iI,i po.t>.! /" Rake -ood ap-
..arauCc.
he country i beautifully llndulating,
..t ,a-yrfuyv blessed with gentle winds
..s .cnd health Agriculture i getting up
..sN wrIl--fhe lowest walks O: lie look
Is. .it..!r trW tilirU acres Tor support. OF
..... ,.,., several cong Ia mill with their
e., >,ogr. Among Them were some
....y. win :hcir halt-huShcl If wheat
b .nau tn" head. >inuilv marching OH 10
~. HaU. heir bare feet fell upon smooth
,....,. AVA! ruylcd them the pleasure they
.,y,& in warm weather in planting their
-tz.i Ir,t upon the moist sand OF the road
-.atu- along the creek bottom. 1t was so
t.ei. an sure. When we talk about
...-'r. .,hl i il That We never talk about
....~.;"u irr the ,cct: In hoyhuoG, that day
. Nav when INA allowed The shoes to he
,nra>ilr was tn" happe>l al the year.
/. ~ comes il that that happy day never
.r,ru> again alter We reach manhood!
Well. inr>r mill rccr> needed not couycn-
.u,...tlc>, and wendell their way with free
q. u-frrciom from their heads to the Soles
- .A,ir feet When TelemachuS landed
II. the hen happy isle Of Crete, he was
Charmed al ihc >i-uS of y.rtuou> industry
..,.J wrl-rcwaydcd labor. The fair fields.
. loving hcri>. the ovcrtlowiug milk
mi ,i.y mix maids. filled his heart
S. .A Gr..-ht. aUd liz uttc!rd an upo>trOphc
81 The FIR '>Ir ami it, happy population.
y ~. whya looked upon lhc>e harcfootgd
S. .,u,il bearing heir grain upon their heads
.oud but lkcn them somcw hat 10 the
a>>it CrctanS engaged in their charming
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From England.
TIE ENGLISH RACES.
From Spain .

FORMATION OF TIE SPANISH CABINET.
MADRID. July 2G.-The Cabinet has been
finally formed under the lead Of Gorilla. A
the ministers belong to the ProgreSSioniSt
party, and will follow the policy inaugu-
rated in the September revolution.
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From Rlaynna-ExecUti0 OF Cuban
EmmIssarie.. &c.
HAVANA, July 26.-AlVarez and Herman
dez, the Cuban emmiSsaries recently cap
tured, and Felix Auguste Bayez, the com
panion Of the late Cavada, have been exc
cuted,
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CORRESPONDENTS writing for the press
from the country or seashore should not
occupy more than one-half of their .paper
In COMMUNICATION OF hotels and landlG.'*
Boston Transcript.
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crops III tt!c ripper valley.

.'or'c.p "u+cace Il IL, Richmond Ii patch
ioHg.N VA, Juiy -, 1871.
have l4,l rc;;;rucd from visit 10 The
III UntaiH,. ! yisit"l! Roanoke. BotetouGt,
&id Montgomery counties. heard COM
plants every here OF the exceedingly short
crops OF wheat and oats. Farmers fear
ih'y Wlit not make enough for their own
The corn crop is very pro-
Ht.,iu- up 10 the present time.
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a MARRIED MAN ELoPEs WITH YOUNG
GIRL We learn from good authority that
u married man named Robert Sumner, who
resided near tedlar Mills, in Amherst
county. clop"d with 4 young girl named
Saliic Stinnctt on Sunday night. leaving be-
hind hin lis wife and Il Sn.Nll child. 1t Is
not known in what direction the parties
went, but il i supposed they will endcarOr
to make their way 10 the West. Sumner is
about thirty-tivc years of age. ana the girl
who ho carried off with him is between
seventeen and eighteen years old.-Lynch-
burq Ne1cS
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LYSCHBURG AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
We We're informed Yesterday that compe-
tent force will he sei to work on this i'm
provemcnt At this city on Monday next, and
that the section between this place and
Ncrmillion's will be pushed forward as ra-
pidly Is is consistent with the magnitude
OF the undertaking. -LWachbury Rcpubll-
p1n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ten days since men,
ton was made Of the fact that one white
and two colorcd boys, aged respectively
about twelve years, had run off from this
city, with the supposed intention Of seek
ing their fortunes In the West. 1t has since
been ascertained that the boys were carried
of by a man named John Day, who Is en-
gagged In tho manufacturing business, at
Union, Monroe county. West Virginia. and
it is believed The little chaps arc now there
IN his cmrlHy he white hoy is son Of
Minerva Powell, and one &c the calorcd
boys con Of Allen kelsoc, and the other n
son Of Polly liuct. Day, tits said, left this
city with them. paying their passage to
Dublin on The Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road. where he left the cars and made for
Monroe county.
The maize, we learn, will be brought be-
fore the next grand jury Of the Corpora
ton Court, and an effort made to indict
Day for abduction. when q rcquisition viii
be ent 10 West Virginia for him, and he
will re brought here for trial. If the facts
in the case bc as reported to US, Day Is
likely to get more than he bargaincd for
Ly,lChbmTg Noes.
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Acc1pExr.-Mr. William Wing. an en-
plo, of the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio
Railroad Company, was painfully injured
a, the Virginia and Tennessee depot yester-
day morning, 10y being caught between Il
coach of 4 train winch was being backed
into the depot. A. d one Of the pillars OF the
building. Ills hips were badly crushed and
bruised, and he sustained painful bruises
in various parts Of the body.-Lynchbnrg
Rfpu0hCQn.
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SALE OF A FINE FAEM. Mr.. Robert Boil
Ing farm, situated ia Buckinpbarn coun.
", about Fix mites from this town, and
containing about 2.9p0 acres, was >o!d this
"'ck at purIic uucjion, for nearly twelve
tAou=aid dollars. Col. Hubbard, of Buck.
In&haih, WIS., The purchaser. This is the
cheapest ium thnt has been bought in THU
section Tor many years. ScottsoiAe Reg
tStcr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

I,ifiiATGsG ALa!A>kC. July II. !s7l.
.ur rae. .... ASST Spon sets......... l24t
.un sl.s ,.,-,... 7.t2l ';iyi GiJe......... II u
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SIMMER RESORTS.

CENTRAL DEroT)
Montgomery County, Va, (
June 27tn, 1871. /
THIS is TO NOTIFY ALL tEhoON ,o,
visiting The New River White su.nhur. tos
Egyles.on's sprirgS) that boat htteu up tot tEo
puruose, will leave here every TUESDAY MUM
Ing after lst july for these Springs. ,,, A..
] am prepared 10 furnish all vis!tors WIN ~
Communications at my Hotel, a. thts place, Emu
will sec that they get to the boat In Time. ~
qlre for the Wilson House. .,y
~ l0-lm 4. :. W 1LSoN.
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Hiss NJ: L. I-anpic is appointed vostmis-
yes at Mount Ati.1>, Campbell county,
va, wee j.. "a. c"oopc, resigned, The
F"st-"ihce al Tyler Mountain, KanaWha
county, West Virginia, is discontinued.
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Protection 10 Foreigners in China =
Death of n Comedian.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.-A British gum
boat has been sent to Canton, China, to
protect the English and other foreigners.
Chus. james Matthews, the comedian, is
dead. lie was siXty-scvcn years OF age.
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sEWHNG.NACIIGNES.
We sell as good u MACHINE as there is In the
market for S45, cash.

Our customers have no trouble at ali when not
interfered with by enyious and meddlesome COM
p4titoIs who have hard work TO sell machines
controlled by the do,o,a-east monopoly, because
they are So Id at such crhor5itant prsces-ard
hence their eUmity. ......-
jyl5 AVERY 4 co,
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WAsuINGToS, July 26.-lt is doubles,
Frank Matthews whose death is reported
by cable, instead OF Chas. james Matthews,
who is now playing ut Montreal.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

LETTER FROM TIE POPE.
PARIS. July 26.-The Pope publishes a
long letter con"ratulating Guibclt upon
his elevation TO the Archbi>hopric Of Paris.
From England.
TIE ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON, July 2G.-Fourtccn horses start
ed in the race for the GooGWo0d stakes.
Tai aban came out first ; Lady HungerforGs
colt and Claudius third.
Fordham rode the winner, against whom
there were odds of fifteen to one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-27
:. FfhKIGHT OEF .CE or JAS. eIynkh

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SPECIAL NOTICE TO,-s.- = mn;
- ~ + r. X S.--freght forfs SSs-saaS--sszs3
LSacnbilrg and the So4thwss. rcc.. go - 10
oihes ana tcfwardsd By cana! without detention. :.
Al .Ee.sat coming rom ;Iyucaburg and beyond
CO.., zen nond and points North will be promptly
oFWsrued consigned % the ca re OF Canal A9ent
mS n an. & 4. DILLON, Agent
----~-N- .r l5oa Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-27

FOR LTIMOlsE.-steamers acM. ! !.
= ELLIE MIGHT Will leave her
wIaI, AZ IL O'Clock ID. SATURDAY. FreIghL re-
csLyeo up TO III o'clockA. ii For freight or pss-
~ ,.iv 81 sspMpiyso VIM r. BEET,