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for the promotion OF the moral and intel.
lectual interests Of the present and the
coming generations of men; and then, when
on anniversary occasions, or on casual
visits, crowds OF the old and the young,
with some Of US In the midst, shall
gather at the base of the Monumental
walls of the institution, and speak.
the one to the other Of the grandeur
of the structure, the noble purposes to
which it Is dedicated, and the great and
glorious deeds and virtues of him in whose
honor it has been erected, as our hearts
dllate, until the stirring coloquy. and the
mighty memories Of the place throng In
upon US, our tongues shall break forth
with the proud ejaculation sThank
Heaven. we also are the countrymen Of
Robert E. Lee, and we, too, helped to
erect this noble monument to perpetuate
his fame.'" LEXINGTON.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Richmond Granite Contractors in Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Among the bid
ders for furnishing the granite for the new
State Department are Messrs. Wylle &
Green and Albert Ordway, of Richmond.
a Correction.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Later dispatches
say that it is the nutmeg and mace crops
OF Banda, in Malay, instead of the cotton
crops, that the bands Of Indians destroyed.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Probabilihes /:
Cloudy weather, with occasional light rains,
is probable for tonight in Pennsylvania
and Virginia, and to some extent, on Fri
day, in the eastern States. The conditions
are favorable for severe local storms from
ance is probable on Friday on our costs.
Reducing the Assessors.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Assessors Of in
ternal revenue still continue to be re-
moved on account OF consultations of dis
trictS.
Spanish News.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Minister Morales
has declared in the Cortes that Spain would
hold Cuba as long as men and arms were
forthcoming.
The Internationals in Italy.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-The Minister Of
the Interior of Italy has ordered the disso.
luton of all chapters OF the international
Society in Italy.
Mrs. Tallandigham.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mrs. Vallandig-
ham is still unconscious, and fails to recoS-
nize her most Intimate friends ut her bed
side,
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a closely contested Will suit at New Or
leans hinges on the validity Of the tesla
triX's mark, she having declared that she
.'could not write," the opposite party
claiming that This is not equivalent to say.
ing that she "did not know how to write"
The national camp.meeting of the north
ern Methodists, which commences on the
4,h of July, at Round Lake, in northern
New York, to continue ten days, will be
the largest affair of the kind ever held in
this country.
Joseph E. Verill, of Boston, was shot and
wounded Wednesday night by George B.
Barstou for alleged criminality with his
wife
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Domestic rsarkets-lBY rEIrGRAPH.l

NEW YORK, june - Cotton duh and nont-
ma! sales COS bales uplands .oac. flour South
srn unclaimed: Whisksy; dig whs,s elossd
ern, 81 5Gtf1SLt7. Corn, 74G91sc. Pork, Siz. ols0
Sll.76. Lara shade drmsr; kettle, log Taf-
pentine quiet. Rosin drm. Tallow active. fIesghts
hrmer. ss s4a.5Eis
BALTIMORE, June 22.-FIour dull aud irregular |:
HoMaro-strest, e5lSSS.7s; extra, ss.2sees7 fam.
NY, S7@ss IS. Wheat more active; new shoiSs
Corn dniI white, ssc.; yellow, 7oc,; western. q
@7s.. Oas, 7aeBsoc. bacon firm. hisksYs sa&9
ss3cs
CIscINsArI. June q. Flour dull and declined.
Corn advanced ssapsoc. Pork IN fair dsmand zt
si5. hard Holdets firm at isc. Bacon scarce
and firm shoulders, ea3s3c.; clear sides, s3s2ses.
W htskry, s8c.
LOUISVILLE, June sz.-Flour quiet aud wcax.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Provision NO I'D.
GaIry. Mess pork held nc &i6.3S. shoulders. oxcss
clear sides, 90. Whiskey, csc. $500
ST. LOUIS, June 9e.-Ffops and corn uneaarE,d.
Pork, demand Better, SisSltl2si. LAID ioeGais2c..
Bacon DUH and unchanged snoaice ss ssci sles
sides, eQste. Whtskes IN sttlcd ~ VIC.
WILMINGTON, NJ. c.. Jnne sa-spsrin su,nea-
tine tirm nc <ie. Roein nra " ~ Los -
sfs7A No. 3 S5 50 for sls Crude rpensln6 stea2y
!. % Tor yellow dip; q. ss fof ylsgla. 80.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

MANUFAC TU r E d TOBACCO
N6 AGENCY.
AS agents for the manufacturers, we offer to the
trade the following well known brands CHEVY
Ing TOBACCO:
1hos. c. " i.lams & Co.'s celebrated WAR
RhNn TOHACGO.
Tbos. j. Hardgroye's celebrated ELEPHANT
TOBACCO.
Thos. j. Hardgrove's celebrated PEERLESS
TOBACCO.
nv 10 ). g. TAEDI d co.
ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
Il BACCU.-lU Boxes Paris MEDAL IoDacSo
Golden Star Smoking Tobacco; Flowers OF VIZ
siuia Smoking :obacco Virgtn Queen smoking
Tobacco Courier smoking Tocacco:
NM. 4. DAt UN1EGE IL 90.
ap2i s27 Brad street.
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Terrible Explosion

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The steamer
Moses Taylor has arrived from Honolulu.
She reports having burst a tiue when of
this port on her Outward-bound passage,
on the Goth of May, by which Engineer
Harris, two firemen, two coal-passers, and
watch tender were killed. They were
buried at sea. A survey resulted in The
vessel keeping on her course with one
boiler.
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FELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock aud Mo,ov ,,, ),

NEW YoHR, june 22.-specie shipments, $780,
'ooa, IN donele eagles. There have been thirteen
lannres thus for on Rock Island stock and about
o.. goo shares sold out under the rule.
money active and higher at 4@s per cent, with
quite general demand fer certified checks. in
view or the surroundings in the stock market.
aoio' ll2t@il2s. Governments dull and steady.
eouenerns neglected and lower. Tennessee's, III /:
new hs ,Flrginia's. 81; new, 72s. Louisiana,s
" ne~, 81 Levee's, 10; SIS, SO. Alabams's, Ioe
o's' 70. GeorgIa's. 81; "a, e2s North Carolino,s
81; new, q. South Cardinals, ss; new, GA,
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Cotton Market-rBY TELKoRAPmJ

JUNE 2s-Aug,:sta--The cotton market closed
dull aud irregular; holders asking 10 and buyers
Offering hic: for Liverpool niddling; sales, 70
bales receipts, as bales; Hew Grteans.-Cotton
2,zol bales gross, e4ts bales exports to BARGE
Iona, lls bales sales, L loo bales stock, G,lsl
lower rates middl.ngs, Is@lteic. /; net receipts,
222 bales: stock, O. l53 bales. Ko5ile-COiton steady
and quiet; middlings, ls1lttc,; net receipts, IS
bales sales 100 bales stock IT, 900 bales. CHarlss
ton.-Cotton dull middlings, 2oc.; net receipts,
$50 bales exports coastwse, 1o2i bales; saea, LOO
bales stock d095 ileS,
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PORTSMOUTH, June 22d, 1871.
A bitter feeling which has for some time
existed between Mr.. r. F. James and two
brothers named Balm, of this city, engen-
dered, it is said, by some family trouble,
and which has been the subject Of repeated
threats from one of the brothers, eliminated
last night in the shooting and dangerously,
If not mortaliy, wounding of Mr.. James.
The difficulty occurred on the street, the
two brothers attacking James at the same
time, one using stick and the other pis-
toll. Two shots were fired, the pistol snap
ping at the third attempt to fire both shots
entered the person of James, one taking
effect i'll the jaw and the other In the back.
Both of the Bains are under arrest.
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From Germany.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Rail-
road TIA Court.

MONTGOMERY, June Gu. S. Circuit
Judge N. B. Woods has decided, on the
petition of the Alabama and Chattanooga
railroad, that he, sitting as Circuit Court
Judge, had the over to revise and super
intend proceedings in bankruptcy in the
middle district Of Alabama under the I'd
section of the bankrupt act.
The case arises from a petition to review
q decree of Judge Busted adjudging.the
railroad company a bankrupt. The petl-
ton upon its merits will be heard satur-
day
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Only one hundred and seven noblc.hearted
patriots in Richmond have consented for
the peoples good to become candidates
for the Legislature from that city at the
ensuing elect on Winchester Times.
A colored woman, named Martha Nash,
lives in this vicinity who is the mother Of
seventeen children, though she is only
twenty-thrce years of age.-Fa,muiUe Com
n,ontCedlth.
The office at Thoroughfare, Prince Will
liam county, Va, has been resstablished,
and Eugene keyser appointed postmaster.
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CONFEDERATE TRANsACTIoN.-The suit Of
Mcrriwether vs.. Crawford, in which there
was decree Mt the present term of the
Circuit Court, grew out of a sale by Craw
ford to Merriwether during 1862. The sale
was for "SS, 000," without specifying what
kind of dollars, and Il deed of trust was
executed by Merriwether to secure the
payment of the purchase money. The
trustee under this deed was procce ding to
sell, when Merriwether obtained an in
junction until the amount claimed by CraW-
ford could be ascertained. The court re-
ferred the question OF the kind of money
to jury, one party alleging that the sale
was for gold or legal cndcr, and the other
that it was for Confederate States Treasury
notes. The jury failed to agree, but the
Judge decided that the sale was for Con-
tederate currency.-Lynchdurg Republican,
yesterday.
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California NeWs-Protest Of the Ma
ttycs Of Alsuce and L0rraine-Mait
E.iruorS SarzpG.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The natives of
Alsace and Lorraine residing in California
protest against the cession of the provinces
to the Germans. They are determined to
remain French citizens.
The collector at Pitka seiZes and returns
to San Francisco I'LL The ale and beer ar
irving there. Merchants here charge that
he is interested in brewry at Pitka.
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AN ISLAND SUBMERGED BY EARTHQUAKE
Four Hundred Persons Pertsh.-Thc Amer
lean whaler Sunbeam reports the submerg-
ing of the loftiest portion Of the island OF
Taeolanda Qat. 220 n, lon. 1880 Ety. by
earthquake, between March oath and 29th,
to q depth Of twenty-five fathoms. -Four
hundred of the inhabitants persisted.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, June ?2.-Caltle closed dull aud
slightly 10 yer; very best sale to-day, e17lc.;
to ordinary, d@45c. Hogs weak and under 2 full
supply at csD7c-tbe latter price for choice light,
which are In demand, while heavy ones are dull
Sheep In light supply and higher fair 70 good, y
Gl5Ac +; extra, S}Gl6c.
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TelegFspfie Summary.
sharp earthquake has been felt In Cali

a Sual p eaI LnquaAo HaS UeeH leit III Oa1@
fornfa.
At Portland, Oregon. negro, charged
with debauchery, was shot dead In the wit
ness-box by the father Of the victim.
The sheriff Of Portland, falling TO hang Q
Indians and performed the sheriff func-
ton. 800. .s
In the yacht race ut New York Yesterday
the Tidal Wave" came In ahead, fol-
lowed by the "Columbia" one minute
later. -..E....
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A WAC writes to the Tribune as follows !:

N "AU WIlVCS 10 tHo 4 '1VO'''0 % 10h'0" .
"In Tuesdays Tribune you ask, What,
in the name of common sense, is the reason
why F'rcnchmen, who, in other matters, do
not lack for logic, should become invariably
and inconceivably absurd whenever dis
cussiDg politics?' answer that it is ne
cessity Of their language; for they cannot
assemble for political purposes without
making fouleS OF themselves"
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ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chsudse ard passengers.
Schooner A. W. Collins Joker, Pouehkeepsie.
pig-iron. Old Dominion Nail Works.
Schooner Robert deely, Brooks, Hayre dc Grace,
coal, S. Z. La,hrop.
Schooner James Jones, Crane, Boston, Ice, A.
6. Babcock.
Schooner II. r. Sample, -, Phlladelphta, pig
iron.
EAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise ana ps sscngers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. p. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and Passengers, Virginia Steams hip
and Packet Company.
steamer Palsade, Nelson, Ch!ckahominy, Geo.
L. Cure. agent.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

NASHVILLE, June 22.-Two passenger
trains collided near McEvans's station, on
the Nashville and Northwest railroad, to-
day. Il. NJ. Voss was killed. Neither train
was damaged.
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A STRANGE SToRY.-A strange story
comes to us from Prince George county.
1t goes that colored man who has been
suffering for some time from scrofula was
induced to take live frogs, and, splitting
them open, apply them to his neck. IDS s
he had been doing for seVeral Gays, anu
thought he was realizing some beneht from
the strange remedy. yesterday morning,
while his wife was dressing his neck, the
head of green snake protruded from,
under the skin, and she pulled it out and
found it to be alive and about ten inches IN
misunderstanding lade1.
[Rather "strange."j
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Tobacco Markets-lBy TELxoR

Tobacco Markets-rBY TELEoRAPH.1
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2s.-There were no sales
OF tobacco here to-day except Of premium nom
yesterdays fair.
LOUISVILLE, June s7.-Tobacco-Sales Of elo
hhds. AZ very full rates Tugs, $Ss0e8$d3ei ioHto
medium leaf, &c. 7S6DSi3 80.
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rs. Nh,o RepubIacans.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-The Ohio Repub-
licans, after nominating Noyes for Gov
eruor, adopted resolutions which endorse
the Administration are IN FAVOR OF tarli
protective alike to all sections, and which
look longingly for the time when general
amnesty will be safe
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Iowa Republican Nomlnataon-ResO.
IIftfOHs, &c.

DUBUQUE, June 22.-The Iowa Republi-
cans have nominated C. &. Carpenter for
Governor. They have adopted resolutions
in favor of protection +; the basis Of rev.
enue tariff; the annexation of San Do
mingo when the San Domingans desire it,,
and endorse the Administration.
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Tornado In Endanna-Fatai Results.
SPRINGFIELD, June 22.-During the recent
tornado at Scranton, Indiana, q house was
carried distance of ten rods, killing the
father Of the family occupying 1t, seriously
wounding the son and daughter, and hurt
ing five others.
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REMARKS.

fLMA6hSs
All the corn On Change Was sold to-day without
any reduction from the quotation Of the preceding
DAY. Old red wheat was sod, as usual, at el.7o,
for Prime. Oats moro active, but at reduced
rates.
We gave yesterday ihe opinion Of "an old and
experienced commission merchant - on the prob
able quality OF the wheat crop, and which was 10
the eae;t that the grain would be "shriyelled and
light" and That "there would not be much which
can be graded as prime"
Ihls opinion, not ours, but the old and expe
rielced commission merchants, has been fallen
fonl of by another GA and experienced commits.
sion merchant, tboth u this city, both equally
gray, and both equally capable OF seeing things
through glasses well as any other In an, '') on
the ground that 1t Is prematurely giving the crop
bad name, Is impolitic, and may not be 6u AMI
means correct We must let these two good old
gentlemen settle the matter AS for oureelves, we
like little excitement, little stir Oh Change
Of question, for then people can best come at
correct conclusion.
There's no BARN done, the proof Of the pudding
VIII he in the eating, and or the wheat when It
comes to the grinding, and no opinion can make
1t either good, bad, or Indifferent (prime, good,
and common, We mesn.) It's gu Atty is beyond
our control. Let US have peace.
We saw letter today addressed to Palmer,
Hirtso9k e Co., by Charles A. Gambrili & Co.,
nerch tEt milers Of fillmore, in which they say:
I'VE also have large crop, and Hne quality, In
cur Stale" These gentlemen ought to be good
authority Tor they are very large and reliable
ilrm, and IT'S their interest to find out the truth.
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THE wheat harvest has generally COM
menccd in Augusta county. The prospect
for an abundant yield and Of good quality
is flattering.-F Valley Firginian.
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New Board Of Trade In New York, dc.

New YORK, June 22.-The merchants and
brokers in tea, coffee, and sugar have re-
solved to form Board Of Trade for pro-
lection against dishonest Irregularities.
The Mayor has appointed 4 board to IL
cense druggists and drug clerks.
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REV. G. G. BITING, of Lynchburg, will
deliver the sermon before the Young Mems
Christian Association of the University
this year. Charlotte Chronicle.
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Miners Strike-The Military Turn
Out to Suppress Them.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-The striking
miners of Aladore county having caused a
suspension of work, and the local authori-
ties refusing to suppress the mob, the First
regiment National Guards have started to
dispense them ct all hazards.
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HARvEsTING.-Many of the farmers have
commenced reaping their wheat. The har-
vest Is some ten days earlier this season
than it was last year. The ears are well
filed, and the grain is Of superior quality
Hd7T1sonburg Commonwealth.
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SAN Francisco, June 22.-The Demo-
Gratis of California have renominated Haight
for Governor on the anti-railroad subsidy
platform. Resolutions were adopted which
oppose Chinese immigration and accepts
the results of the war, and the Constitution
nc IL now stands. 1885.
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Tobacco Markets.
JUNE 20, 1s7L
IYNEHRURG VA

has oecn giuttgd with tobacco, and most of IL In
+. rior ana common and out OF order, which affects
The price very materially. For good rich tobacco,
commands satisfactory prices. Prices generally
are about the same, with some improvement for
corr ect as we can make tnem We therefore con-
"A ma hp inn
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T ATHS.-IS0,0 COO PRIME SEASONED
ia SAWED LATHs daily expected, fSs $40
NV n ON the wharf a. Y: ~
seia Virginia street, near Dxayu.e Gepos
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sEEzssMEg, FLORISTS, &c.

TNURNIP SEED.-Imported direct by us
l. from one of the most celebrated growers OF
England, A good STOCK OF DIM TOP
FIAT DUTCH, WHITE GLOBE;
And NORFOLK. Also. 7-1Op Tl1RNlP.
We have full variety Of eeeds needed for sum-
mcr and fan planting. Call on us.
MCGRAW 4 DEN0ON,
1904 Franklin street and 20 Broad street;
Ia 70 Richmond Va
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his memory, and gave touching solemnity
to the interest excited by the writer as she
depicted her feelings in severing her con-
INJECTIONS with her Alma Mater, after a resi-
dence of several wears. This farewell adj
dress was responded to on the part Of the
under graduates by Miss Annie II. North
in a short but appropriate address, in good
taste and very accurate style.
The valedictory hymn (27th of the selec-
tion) was sung in chorus by the vocal music
class. The music was composed for the oc-
casion Ivy Prof. Idr. and beautifully adapt
ed 10 the words rf tat touching hymn,
slightly altered 10 suit the circumstances of
the evening.
The principal. in the absence Of the
bishop, prom unccd the benediction, and
closed the most interesting commencement
exercises we bave ever witnessed. G.
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LCUISN LILLE, KY.
7.
JUNE 10.
Stock on hand June 10th, closc.

The market has been active al the week, and
prices fully maintained, though the sales are not
so large as last week. The sales since June lst
are behind the receipts only Is hhds to tue close
Of the market Friday evening, and Tor the week
they are 1S3 bhds. In excess. The demand Is just
as firm as |. was n week ago. and no prospect ut
pr ssnt OF letting down for the better qualities for
cutting shipping. and manufacturing.
.he following quotations present. fair State
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Richmond Cattle Market.

JUNE. 22d.-The receipts OF stock at the cattle
scales the past week were not :as formerly, large.
though the quality offered was GOOD, embracing
75 cattle. 300 sheep, 100 lambs, 100 calves There
were no hogs. fales were made as folIow,:
eec.-G0od, 4@9eic., gross.
Sheep Good To prime, $3D35 % head.
Ldlnos.-$3GDt5 % head.
Calpes.- SG0SA n head.
HpUy-k
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.sWnEAT harvest ii THIS section Ia over. md
tho crop is now thought to be better than
it,,was supposed it would be several weeks
ago. ~
There is some complaint that The tobacco
plants do not start to grow Off well. Plants
for replantiDg are very scarce. i .TGs
The corn and oats crops generally look
well.-Farnu.lle Commonwealth.
The cutting of the wheat crop has been
pretty well finished In this section. About
one-fourth Of the acreage has been aban-
doned as not worth cutting, whilst many
fields Of that cut will scarcely yield the
seed. 1t is thought that the crop will not
reach more than half rs much as last year.
Our information from the upper counties Of
East Tennessee and Virginia are more Ia
yorable.
No new wheat has yet been threshold
Knoxville Herald, 21st.
New WHARF.-The first lot Of wheat of
the new crop reached this market yester-
day. 1t came from the Eastern Shore Of
Virginia, and was sold to MIR. George e.
Goodridge, proprietor of the Norfolk City
Mills, for % per bushel.-NorJolk Journal,
pa.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From Paris.

PARIS, June 22.-The Duke D'Aumalc
has reached Calais. He will arrive in Paris
tonight.
It is said that MacMahon has Withdrawn
his resignation as commander Of the army.
The Ministry Of Finance are returning to
Paris and taking quarters in the Louvre.
From Germany.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN GERMANY
TwENTY-THREE SOLDIERS KILLED AND FOR
TY-ONE WOUNDED.
BERLIN, Jnne 22.-Four troop cars on
the Leipsic road have been thrown from
the track. Two officers and twenty-one
privates were killed, and one officer and
forty privates wounded.
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S,nsos1sG A JURY.-A deputy sergeant
for the CITY of Richmond was here yesler-
day summoning jury for the Chahoon
trial. They were notified to meet him this
morning at the orange depot. Pretty, short
notice, that. The following is the list OF
the talesmen summoned
Jos. Bragassa, John w. Stone, W. ~
Adams, Chas. S. Langhorne, Wm. d. 3onn-
son, Alex. Cochran, W. W: Coiiee, II. .n "A.
Henry Poole, Theo. Royalty, E. q. Seabury,
JAS. Casey, w. A. StrOther, Jesse Petty
John, j. i. Bell, A. r. Edwards, j. A.
Scuddv, C. P. McDivitt, Geo. W. Seay, y.
Thomas, w. B. Snead, Tbos. Ryan, X. d.
Berndt. -Lynchb~rg Virgiasan.