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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.--Thc follow
inw conycyanccs of real estate were made
during the week ending July 6, 1872:
Martin Mahoncy to Andrew Welsh, 40
feet on benny street, corner of Sixth, for
$I25.
=. j. and w. II. Crew, trustees, TO II.
frischkorn, 1G5 feet on Marshall street near
Seventeenth. for $500.
l.. }. and w. II. Crew, trustees, to Mary
+. Dabney. 33 feet on Marshall street hc-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth, for
81 900.
Conrad Saucr to James +. Goddin. Sc feet
on Leigh street near Second, for 81 ,204.
j. II. Claiborne to james +. Goddin, 60
feet OH Pine street corner Cumberland.
for $1,000.
John \. Coke to James T.. God,lin. 20 feet
on Pine street between Cary and Crmber-
land for S1.29j.
7. V. Daniel, ,Tr.. to DR.. L. X. Dickinson,
414 feet on Franklin street, corner Sliafcr,
for $2.l5S.
john ua.an, Jr, to l.. II. Fr'yser. trus-
tee, 9D feet on Ncnabc street near Federal,
for S1SS.Il.
j. NJ. Tyler TO j.. II. Fmyscr. trustee, 81
feet on Ncmhlc street, corner Federal, for
5000
$. j. Rutherford TO James B. Taylor, 10i
feet on Taylor street, for $500.
+. Widmrycr to james +. Goddn, LA
feet on st. james street, for 81, 100.
:. 5. Campbell to }. f. Whitlock. Jr., ID
| feet on franklin street between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth, for S62j.
II. y. Lancaster to John Bowers, /" feet
on Clay street, corner Eighth, for S:i,SS2.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

Virginia. Leaf.-The Virginia leaf market was
without noticeable feature during the past week,
unless exception lie made of the regular inquiry for
smoking sorts, which continued up to the close of
sales on Saturday. Manufacturers confined their
operations mostly to the supplying Of the brisk de-
mand FOR smoking tobacco. giving but moderate at
lention to other varieties, while shippers seemed to
enjoy the shade of their offices In preference to
Drawing the burning rays of the sun In the streets,
and consequently did little more than attend to
urgent engagements.
Foreign advices are generally favorable Our
Bremen correspondent says buyers In that mar
kct have accedcd to holders terms, the result Of
which has been slightly improved movement. In
London, Virginia leaf and strips have had rather
more attention from buyers of late and good in
Iuiry exists for heavy spinning descriptions. Bright
have been taken freely. All the old imports Of strips
are now cleared off the market. Spinning classes
will bring very full prices, 1t Is believed. The New
York and other domestic markets are firm. and
prices arc steady at our present quotations.
Ifuf.
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City Water.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:

Last night D. G. Mayo g. Co.'s large to-
bacco factory was left to the mercy of the
fire because water could not he found in our
pipes sufficient to keep the engines at work.
This fire was about O'Clock i'm the morning,
when all our factories and machine shops
arc closed, and when full supply of water
is in the pipes. Even with the pipes full,
water could not be obtained to put out the
fire at once. Suppose this fire had been at
O'Clock in the day, when all our factories
and machine shops were at work. the result
would have been even worse than it is.
Let us have a full supply of water-cost
what it may--and let us have it at once. Let
the new committee on water employ ample
force and push forward the work. would
suggest that the City Council issue "water
bonds" say 5000, 900 s per cent bonds, and
our city insurance companies take them al
par rs the work goes on. We want more
water and must have it. Our property is at
risk, and all is dependent on the supply.
MERCHANT.
July G, 1872.
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SUDDEN Dr.ru or Az ESTIMABLE YOUNG
LApy.--On Saturday morning, at about =
O'Clock. Miss Eu%cni staples, second dauSll-
ter of Rev. VI. W. staples. secretary OF the
Virginia Bible Society and General Agent OF
the American Bible Society, died suddenly
at the residence of her father. ON Broad street
near Tenth. Miss StaplcSand her sister were
awakened by the alarm of fire caused 10y the
burning of u. {. Mayo II Co.'s tobacco fac
tory. and sat for some time at Il thlrd-Story
window looking at the contlagration. ON
the way back to their chamber Miss Eugenia
Tell suddenly to the floor. Her father came
AT once to the spot. but reached 1t only III
time to see her expire with the exclamation,
90. father. | am dying! She d'cd
Of an affection of the hclrt, to which she
had long been subject. The deceased was Il
most interesting young lady, and though
She had resided only Il short time in Rich
moud. she had large circle of warm and
almirinw friends. Her father and the other
members of the afflicted family have the
SYMPATHY of the whole community i'll their
sad bereavement.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
PARIS, July 6.-Two Communists named
Bondonin and Rayallae, previously tried and
convicted by court-martlaI, were executed
this morning at Satory.
The Minister of Finance has signed con-
yentjon with the officers of the Bank OF
France whereby the latter agree TO loan the
Government 10000, 900 francs.
England.
THREATENED TERRIBLE REVELATIONS RELATIVE
TO PRESIDENT GRANTS ADMINISTRATION
LONDON, July G.-Oue Wildeman has ad-
dressed n letter to the London Echo Offering
to sell to that paper a pamphlet written by
Catacuzy, late Russian minister to the United
States, containing terrible revelations rela-
tive to the administration of President
Grant.
Wideman acknowledges that Cataeazy en-
gagged him to see that the pamphlet was pun
lished in America, AMI that he has already
treated with the editor of New York paper
for its publication. The Echo prints the let
ter but declines TO make any answer to it.
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BrRNlxs; OF u. {. MAYO x Co.'s ToRAcco
F,cToRY.- fire of Saturday morning,
briefly noticed i'm oHr issue of the same day,
nroycd to be most disastrous one. resulting
in the entire destruction ot one of the largest
and b.St-arrinwcu tobacco factories Ill the
city-that of u. c. Mayo Il Go. This fac
tory was located on the corner of Twenty
fifth and Main streets. Ii consisted OF Il
large thrrc-Story brick building and an adj
ioininr twn-Story ono Of wood. The fire Is
said to have been discovered Ivy watch
mau. IL originated in the second story
Of the brick building. and the watch
man was awakened hy the falling
cmhrrs. He braycly went up stairs with Il
bucket of water. but succeeded only i'll feed
nw the flames with air, and they burst forth
with renewed and un"ovcrnabic fury. The
fire department promptly responded to the
alarm. but, aS usual at fires in the lower part
of the city. little or no water was to be had
and the fire had pretty much its own way,
Notwithstanding the efforts of the iirencn.
The loss of the firm in buildings, stock,
and fixtures. can hardly he less than $50, 600.
ani the policies Of insurance amounted to
only Sij. 900. The insurance WAS divided as
follows: On building: Home, Columbus,
-. 600; Old Dominion. of Richmond. $1,000.
ON fixtures Lynchbur% Insurance and Bank
in@ Company. $1,000; Maryland, Baltimore,
=. SOC; International, New York, $500 !;
Virginia Home. Richmond, 5000; Mcr-
chants and Mechanics. Richmond, $1,000 :
rcjnSrrcd in the Equitable, of Nashville,
so. 900. stock: North British and Mercan-
tile. London. 5000: AlEemarle, Charlottes-
vile. :>l.nno: Old Dominion. Richmond,
~ u0n Total ~ 600
Thi% tire will throw out of employment
moi less than so operatives, including Il
| lai@r nuuh"r of young women aud children.
| besides heads nt families. Such Il disaster
| affects the whole community. BIlt the head
of the firm, Mr.. ID. G. Mayo, is Il gentleman
of unllrin% energy, indumi'ahlc will. and
ncvcr-laiIing resources. and we arc quite
| sure his suspension of business will DC but
| of few days duration, and we will venture
the prediction that withina very few months
he will be ut work in larger and finer build
in-<. with improved machinery and i'll.
creased facilities.
it WAS fortunate that the fire did not occur
two days sooner, or the value of $4,000
pounds of tobacco shipped on the 4th and
9th of July would have been added to the
amount of the present loss. On the Other
hand. had it occurred day later the loss
would have been less by III equal amount
The Quantity oftoh;,cco destroyed was about
1u0.0uD pounds.
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An Attempt to Murder am Editor by
NeSrecs--VIiS Political Sentiments
The Alleged Cause.

RALEIGH, n. c., July 6.-The Raleigh
Ne,cs of this morning publishes dispatch
from Tarboro', N. g., dated July 4th, which
gives an account of an attempt to murder 4
Democratic editor, Captain Biggs, Of the Tar
boro' Southerner, by mob of Radical ne
grocs.
The dispatch says: "Thc Fourth of July
was observed here to-day by a large crowd
of negroes. Captain Biggs, of the Southerner,
who was present us a reporter, was assailed
by large number of negroes, and saved his
life with difficulty after having exhausted all
his weapons. 1t is certain the attack was
planned beforehand. Captain Biggs escaped
with few slight scratches. The authors of
the outrage are known"
The Ne,cs denounccs the outrage as q
brutal and cowardly attempt on the part of
Radicals to murder Democratic citizen of
the State on account Of his political senti-
mentS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money marfse.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, July 6.-Thc bank statement
shows that loans have increased S7,S75, 900 ;
specie increased nearly s6,O0o,0o9; deposits
increased sc, 900; leSal-tenders decreased
S2,5O0,00O.
Money easy at 3 to 5. Sterling quiet at 9t
to 10. Gold dull at 1l3s to 1133. Govern
ments steady. States dull, with no material
changes: Tennessce's, 744; new. same. Vir-
ginia's, 40; new, 80. Lolisiana's, 50; new,
30. Levee's, 81; S's, 75. Aabama's, 81;
5's, GO. Georgia's, 70; rs, S63. North
Carolina's, "a; new, 81. South Carolina's,
81 new, 2S4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

POLICE C0URT, SATuRrAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-Thc following cases were
disposed Of
George Williams (colored, charged will,
being fugitive from justice. Discharged
not identified.
Daniel Boulmls. charged with violently
taking paddle from the hands of Hugh Nc.
Caulcy. Dismissed; very tritling affair."
Charles Sack, charged with having in his
possession one cow valued at $50, the pro-
pcrty of i. w. Swaine. Dismissed; matter
for civil action.
Philip Harris, charged with assauting and
kicking G.. G. Gregory while in the discharge
of his duty. Fined $50.
Hugh McCawlev, arrested on attachment
for contempt in failing to appear on the 9th
instant. Sufficient excuse given; case dis
missed.
George Haskns (colored), charged with
asSauting and threatening to kill Wilkins
Spencer. Fined $.
Mary Pings (colored), charged with u.s.
saulting, cursing, and abusing Jacob Pings
and Jacob Pings charged with striking
Mary Pings with pitcher. Mary was dis
charged and Jacob fined -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-08

lNsTALLATloS or OFFlcERs..-on Friday
night John Thompson Brown. Grand Archi-
tcct of independent Order Mechanics, i'll
stalled the following officers of Practice
Lodge, No. C: w. NJ, John Maxwell; }. NJ,
George ID. Wicks; Il. s., John B. Woods ;
+. s.. +. W. Shephcrdson; T., Thomas
Clclnmctt; c., George j. Hooper; S. NJ,
james w. Butler; G., James Boydcn; II. e.
to w. NJ, GOWN Murdoch; l.. &. to W. NJ,
w. G. Wilkinson; Il. &. to J. NJ, John NJ.
Hinelnc; l.. &. to j. NJ, Fred. Keller L..
G., l.. w. Bclche; o. S., Peter Halloway.
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lepnslb Of .FIIt!me y5retsiIfn.

New YORK. July G.-Judgc McCunn died
suddenly at an early hour this morning. He
was under impeachment by the Legislature.
Ldter.-Thc Judges death was the result
of great mental depression. caused by The de-
cision of the court of impeachment in find
ing him guilty of malfcasancc and removing
him from office. Those who were with him
at his last moments state he died of grief and
a broken heart
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

AUGUSTA, GA, July GA gravel train on
the Central railroad while backing up to the
bridge at Spirit creek, twelve miles from All
gllsta, ran over a cow, throwing one ear oil
the track and emptyin@ four others into the
creek. One colorcd man was killed and
three or four others were wounded.
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AItRlV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac I;ell, Blakrman, New York, mcr-
clall,lsp and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
clan,iisc aud passengers. l.. Il. TatlIm, agent.
Schooner 4. C.. Ireland, Townsend, New York,
iron. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. s,t
Schooner Wanata, Simont0D, New York, new
rails Chesapeake and Ohio rairOad
Schooner MasScna Munson,' Dayton, Albany,
lumber, Joseph Alard. .
schooner :. }. Vaughan, Vaughan, New York,
coal. :. II. Hawcs.
Brig Industry, -, New York, load for Iiaxa
CreuslIaW & Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Casnlr Ilcit, Shoe. Warrington ria
Chirkahomny lunfer. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner John &. McShaDe, CavInaugii, Phllt.
delphis riI Janes river. lumber and ties, Curtis
Parker. ~
Schooner Butterfly. Frank. Baltimore rid James
river, lumber, Curtis Parker.
Schooner VI. +. Lowry. Lowry. Trenton, \. D., plo
City Point zinc ore.
schooner c. Il. McSinne, Qucley, Norfolk. light
Schooner W. T.. Byrne, Applegarb, Washington
ID. c.. granite. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner John Erill, Jones, Newark, n. D., rs'
York river, bark.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, July 5.--Arrived schooner Lucy ID
Hall. Richmond, Va.
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Three Men EilIeL. 5y Lightning

BosroS, July 5.-George and John Han
kills and John and Cornelius DOhcrty landed
on Governors island, Boston larbor, ycster-
day from sail-hoat and took refuge from
shower in an unoccupied house. During
the storm the building was struck by light
ming and all the men except John Doherty
were killed.
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From the Healing Springs.

Special telegram to The DISPATCH.
HEALING SPRINGS, VA, July Give are IN
the midst of heated term at the Healing
Springs, the average range of the thermome-
ter for the week ending July 9th, at in the
morning, being 65, at noon, 81, and 10 at
night. There are 81 visitors here from all
parts of the country. kesnich's band ar
rived here to-day. The ball opens Tonight.
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Jon PRINTING.-We call the attention oi mtr-
chants clerks of courts sherihs- lawyers, raiiroa,
steamship and canal otersanh all "tcrs
having orders for printing, to e facilities "nercd a'
the DisPATcH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 'cr li'e
uro,npt and faithful execution uf all kinds of jos
pn1NTtNG. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
ltItcads letter. Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bis, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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AVs"rI0N SALES TRIM DAN.

W. Il. RATCLIFFE will sell at 10 a. NJ groceries,
Sc.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ fnrri-
iurc. watches. &C.
GRUEBS & WILLIAMS will sell nj s. 2. Nj. a
brick store and dwelling on the south side OF
CIa, street bctwccn F'tlth and sixth.
JAMES l.. APrERSON viii sell at I. NJ. thirty
six lots, Improved and uni'nprovcd, on Grove
avcuue. Mulberry, Elmwood. Robinson, aud
Federal strrctS.
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FARMERS AND MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK.
A charter of incorporation granted by Judge
G. A. Wingticld, of the Circuit Court Of Az
nomattoy county, to the Farlncrs and Mer-
chants Savings Bank, has been rcceiyedat lhe
Office Of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
for record. The bank is to be located at
PampIin's depot, in ApponlattoN. Capita!
stock is to be not less than $1,000 nor more
than 100000, divided into shares of go:
Officers first year: President, W. D. HlN;
Vicc-President John 2. Burriss; Cashier
W. ID. Thornton Directors, John K. Frank
lin. e. X. Woodson, j. Nj. Couch, Ma: Z.
Wilson, John Arlington, Thomas T. Mat
thews. and Robert =. Meadows
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STATE BANK OF anhllai meet
inc of the stockholders of the State BANK ol
Virginia was held OH Saturday. Inc iol-
lowing directors were elected for the ensuing
wear John l.. Bacon, president !; JoseTn H. Il
Anderson, j. II. Guy, Albert ordway, .. ID d.
pupuy, W E: Innner' c5msron M ~ p9nna n Wrirht
I Il. Snblctt, A. l.. Elicit, Robert Harvey. !
This institution has now closed its second
,,ear' If is ably managed, and ranks high
a,no,r the city banks. The Board of Direc-
tors af \ meeting held last week declared
seni.onn,,al dividend of five per cent, free OF
Mi fax. Mr.. j. Nj. Goddn, an experienced
and most efficient bank officer, continues TO
he the cashier.
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS AT VIRGINIA
HAIL-Professor Gunncllc, who is an
nounced rs the greatest spiritual medium Ill
the world, and whose performances are said
to excel those of the famous Davenport Bro
theirs, will give an exhibition at Virginia
Hall tonight. His tricks are performed IN
fnIl view of the audience, and they never
c,;I IN create wonder and amusement.
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Cry CouNcIL.-At the meeting of the
CITY Council this evening the President (hir.
Wynne) will announce the standing commit
tees. and numerous city officers will be
elected The Council meets at Washington
Hall on Broad street.
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TIE LATE TREDEGAE AsSAuLTISG AFFAIR.
&. Z. Schonhurgcr was before the Police
Justice on Saturday charged with iclonousIy
asS.,lltinS and striking Carey Jones at the
Trcdcgar Works oh the 9TH instant. The
case was continued until the 18th onaccount
of the absence of the principal witnesses,
and Mr.. Scllonblreer was bailcd III he suln
of =. 900, with Cyrus BoSsicuN as surety.
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Fatal Explosions OF Fireworks.
BosTos, July ga premature explosion Of
flfeWorks occurred here to-day, hurting ten
children, two of ofwhom are dead.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RicnMoND, YA., July 0, lsi2.

WHEAT.--White, 1858 bushels new Rcd, IA
bushels new. -.
tioRN.-White, sI2 bushels. Mixed, 4l4 bushels
RYE.-30 bushels. i. b,
SALES.
WIEAT.-White, 1,s2. bushels prime new at Al 90 :
100 bushels very good at 1885, 50 bushels very good
ut S.56: 81 bushels very good at $l.57; so bushels
fair ut $780, so bushels good on private terms as
bushels common at SI.44; % bushels common at
SL4o. Red, 32S bushels very good .new at $l50;
81 bushels common on private terms. Common
purple straw, 10 bushels ut $l.fo Prime mixed, SO
bushels at =.
CoRN.-White, 28 bushels prime western at ssc.
SO bushels fair at Soc. $50 bushels very good pri-
rlte terms. .s
RE-EEHTBITED.
WnEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 30 bushels.
CORS-NfiXed, All bushels.
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TIE ALARM OF FIRE turned in Saturday
evening at % minutes past & O'Clock from
box 30. corner 1'wcnty-second and Main
streets. was caused by the breaking out
atresh Of the flames i'll the ruins of Mayo's
factory.
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,',,. ,'H n'ERMAN AND HEBREW Lam
NJ ~, ,,' "'i,;,n - WEDNESDAY, the sd OF July
linz IT, q IEiNATE SCHOOL for the instruction
.,I. 'l'4 IhhEuasc 10 those who attend the pub
.., t. ""n ia Hlicr chiidreu. | will give them
,,.s "tsE III the 18th 0fScpic,nbcr. from
.t.r 81, d. u. Aly chuigcs Tor this will DC G,e
lcisn '.s;'2 ,i'2l Tie "a OF July will open school
,rr%. IL" Tue reading aud translation Of
r.t ',''AP ,P on ShGckoe lIill shall teach at my
S,c',. 49, ~ from the lower part OF The city ut
8arctt. ~ ~ ii' ayiG's0Sac on Eleventh street.
3 W" iH'3lso enter their children at once
Ex-.u NJ. ). MiCIiEIBhCiiER,
tirSt and Clay streets.
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Kortuury.

PHILApELrnIA, July 9. 6.--1'wenty-three IN.
quests were held here yesterday. Most OF
them were from heat. -,
The deaths during the week were i6a, an
increase of $50. HALF of the deaths We're
children under one year small x deaf sEis, ..
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DESTAI.-It will bc seen by reference to our ad-
ycrtising columns that DR.. GEORGE =. STEEL, the
Dentist, has determined to enlarge and Improve his
ulacc of business and Introduce all Of tlic most I'M
proved machinery and full stock of dental mate
rial for the use of his patrons TO accomplish these
ends his office will he closed during the month of
August that the workmcn may make the necessary
alterations in the building lie now occupies, on Main
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MACHINERY. &c.
III 0Ai'h' a LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.

E'OR SALE,
a LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY
q HOSTING 1NE, about l5-li0rse power,
amnar sKs; and p'iIs All ,e iSircs for @ plIcirivi,s
CU0RSE POWER UPRIGHT ENGINE ard
R0II EIS or one hed nlatc.
On, SS a;,n,oJ ,n IN SheaIs.
Ono ".in sLIrGRsF n ip2WER p0sTABLE ENGINE
WI. MI n,,I2 III, y " iS - -
p, u or Tho hn.e can ~. scen v,nninr ut our shop
One NEW is-HORSE POWER PoK'fABLE EN-
CINE, - =, -,
ENGINE, with "Wheeler's" Patent Balance
One SECONDHAND la-HORSES POWER STA
TIOShRY ENGINE,
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Fatal Accident 10 an Inventor.

MIpDLETowN, n. Y, July G.-Charles
Clinton, Il relative of Dewitt Clinton, was
struck by railroad train this morning, re-
ceiving injuries which proved fatal. Hcwas
siXty-threc years of age. Mr.. Clinton i'll
vented the steam Safcty-yalvc and many other
railroad devices.
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Special attention Is called to Mr.. ArrERS0N'S sale
to-day nc o'clock p. NJ. Of thirty-siN beautiful
lots On the highest and lnndsomcst plateau In Sid
ney Omuibllscs will be ut his Office At 81 T. Nj. To
take bidders ont.
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QuAnFED.-Captain John n. Hopkins has
qualified as magistrate and Messrs. A. N.
Pizzini and Gatcwood TalIcy az special con-
stables for Riverside Park, in Hcnrico
county.
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REGULATIONS FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF No
TAEiEs.-Thc following is Il circular issued on
saturday from the Office Of the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth:
Sir,-I am instructed by his EXcellency
the Governor to make known the following
regulations rs governing the appointment of
notar'es:
l. The application must be in the hand
writing of the person to heappolnted.
=. The fitness, in character and capacity, OF
the applicant for the office must be attested
by his county, corporation, or circuit Judge.
8. 1t must be stated by the judge that the
services of notary areneedcd at the locality
where the applicant resides or trlnSlcts busl-
ness.
Respectfully, JAMES McDoSALD,,
Secretary of the commonwealth.
This circular is addressed especially to the
county, circuit, and corporation Judges, and
TO members of the General Assembly.