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has discharged the duties of the Office to the
satisfaction of the community, who part
with him and his assistant with regret.

"
CoUxTT IrEMs.-From all parts of the
county we learn by persons attending court
that the effects of the dry weather have been
deplorahe. The people of Chesterfield are
among the most law-abiding people in the
State.
PERsoEAL.-Th Rev. Dir. Hammond has
been absent from town fer several weeks on
account of his health.
Mr.. Il. \. Wright, superintendent OF the
Marshall Mills, is again at his post, after
brief indisposition.
Mr.. douglas Baird, superintendent OF the
Belle Isle Works, is able to walk to the works,
but Is not on duty.
Laura Purcell, run over on the Richmond
and DanFille railTpad, and Charles Redford,
injured on Belle lsle, are fast improving.
IMPORTANT DgcIsscS.-Judgc Cox has de-
Cided that constabics still have the right to
serve civil processes and to collect all sums
under $50 Us heretofore, This right had
been recently contested in our town, and
hence the decision.
RELIGIOUS MATTERs.-Tbcre was 4 good
attendance at the churches and Sunday schools
on Sunday. At the Baptist Sunday school
the new meodeon was used. Its tone IS very
sweet. and it is an important addition to the
school. The attendance was only about one
half Of the number on the roll. 4 number
of our citizens attended biz meeting at
Salem, where they not only heard Il good
sermon, but were tcaStcd OH all the good
things Of this life.
The Doc LAw.--Altcr the 1st Of August
all dogs found uumedalcd are liable to be
caught and killed, or redeemed by paving
five dollars. A medal costs one dollar. The
police yesterday raidcd on the ours and cap
turcd quite Il number of them.
PoLTIcAL.-Thcre will be amceting Of the
County Committee (>uperintendents OF town-
ships and assistantS) at the old COURTHOUSE
OH the 18th instant. for the purpose of orsan-
izing for the fall campaign.
\ GooD IpEA.--In view Of the warm
weather in that vicinity, and the absence OF
any shade whatever. the people of cur -four
i>hing eastern suburb are discussing the pro-
pricty o. changing the name of their l)caity.
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Shocking Murder and Homicide ncar
New RieIirnDuI.

Special telegram to the dispatch.
New RlcnMoNp, WEST VA, August l2.--
Enos Gwynn, a citizen Of this place, was
shot yesterday by Il foreman here named
Garner. Garner was drunk and abusing a
sick boardcr of Gwynn'S, and, on being
forced to do>iSi, drew Il pistol and fired,
woundng Gwynn mortalIy. Garner escaped
but reward of one hundred dollars is
offered for hi; arrest.
Sometime last week man by the name Of
Robinson, Il pet(dler- WAS murdered I'D Il
piece Of brusIlwood within three hundred
yards Of Summers Courthouse. His body
was found, horribly mutiated, OF The 10tl,
instant by II boy who was hunting.
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Assassination in Texas.

BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, August, 12.-Mr.
Alexander, prominent frontier merchant,
was assi,ssinatcd forty miles above here on
the Rio GIande few days ago. The coro-
ner's inquest found that he was killed by an
officer of Cortiua. Tho Deprcdations Com
mis,ioncrs were ali present at the inquest,
and a strong feeling was manifested 70 OF
gantze q hand to pursue these Mexican m'lr'
a.
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HESRIco County CouET-Jndge Z. e. Minor
Frcsidinl.--In the case Of William Black
burn, charged with shooting Wllian T..
Rose, the jury brought in verdict Of guilty
OF unlawful shooting, and assessed his pun
iSh,nent at three months in the county Jail.
Counsel for the prisoner moved to sci aside
the verdict; which motion WAS uvcrrliled by
the court.
The case of Clinton Davis, charged with
honSc-brcaking, ut the same time he being
one OF the parties in the aboVc difficulty, will
be called this morning.
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sas.ic::ne.is OF lsrS. Lloyd.

special telegram 10 The Dispatch.
LEEsBvEG, VI, August l2.-Mrs. Lloyd
was indicted to-day for the murder, by poi
son, OF Maud, one of the little children who
died last. Professor Torney's report stated
that one and Il half grains Of arsenic WAS
found in the liver and kidneys together. a
great many were in attendance, who seemed
TO take cTca! interest in the trial.
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Democratic Mass Meeting and Bar,
brc,,c.

GpsEyDElEg WHITE SuLrnrG SPRINGS, Aust.
gust IA large Democratic mass meetins'f'
and barbecue was held ut Salt Sulphun9f
Springs, West Va, Inst Saturday. Them:
meeting was addressed by Governor Price, !,
of West Virginia. Il. T. Mcrrick, of Wash. !. .
ington, and Mcssls. W. :. Gilman and '. R?h.
Berkeley, Of Virginia. On
The contest is becoming very bitter beoG1
tween the parties. The diSiilected Demo-, "a
crat, and Radicals are concentrating on Ja-
cob, the Independent candidate.
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MAGKEr FOR CLAY WAHp.~..it the .,scting
in Clay Ward last night The following was
agreed 10:
Rcsotccd, T!mt WE, the citizens OF Clay
Ward, in public meeting assembled, do here.
by petition the Council of the city of Rich
mond to provide without delay public mar
ket and hall at some convenient place in this
ward
"RcSoired, That our representatives in the
City Council he and they are hereby in
,liuc.cd to urge the granting OF this unani-
nous petition Of our citizens.
" "Rcs0ired. That tiIc chairman OF this
meeting IS instructed to forward Il ccpy OF
these resolutions to the City Council"
The above resolutions were presented hy
Colonel Ordway and unanimously adopted
by the meeting.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsulsGroS, August 12.-Thc area Of low
barometer in the upper Mississippi will
move into Indiana, with southerly winds,
threatenin. weather, and rain, extending to
the upper lakes, with fresh northeastcrly
winds tonight, and BY Tuesday to the Ohio
Valley, with Southe'sterIy winds, and to the
lower lakes with northe;lSterly winds. Threat
cnng weather, with rain areas, over the
Middle States north Of Virginia. and the
Eastern States, with southcrIy to easterly
winds. Cloudy weather, with southerly and
westerly winds, on the South Atlantic and
Gulf coasts.
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The Geneyn ArGlffaticr.
!. Observation-Disclosures, )

.si.oipstb stbl.IME Slsas, z =
apoCKLASi, LfsfFsss---t 800 hsrrels No. !
1A RoSKI,t ~, ,dstiis s0
pw ,sH dFolh a ..I1 ii tasis Esa =
RI 30 !, |,l s,,lI & :si Eli
,.Hs,His. Tsms tgf ~ Sag n y
ssSYaiI 7,fI Il fiss Llp,s "
fs, Se; 1 Rsfs kaqsfSs "
WgESssN 2 Z
Eaf.K LIME ders fif irh may q ictt p ssst
Stass, Ns, u ,ssA, a.ssI III. si,ii s. 3
asS as
IrfMnK, NIS JOB IEI El ~,
.DHvNSs "a slsSls J, ~ ifss 8
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EXCURSION FROM GoRpoNsylLLE.-An en-
culSion train from Gordonryilic. having OH
board Il large numlcr oi roiorrd persons.
reached Richmond yesterday morning. The
plcasurc-scckcrs continued their enjoyment
by going over to Petersburg.
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TuE GRAND BALL AT TILE ALUM.-There
will be grand masquerade ball at the Rock
Alum Springs, Va. Thursday. Mr.. Frazier
ha, made every arrangement to make Tins
l,,lI the affair OF the season, and 10 doubt 1t
will proye So. Reports from the Alum last
evening rcprcsent the company there to DC
largely on the increase, and everybody is
excited in anticipation of the pleasure OF
l'bftrSdur
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ncw York stock and Money marAc

New YORK Stock and Money MarASf.
New YORK. August 12.-Money 2 to !
per cent. Sterling firm. Gold, 115s to 1l51
Governments and States very quiet. Ter.
nessee's T3i !; new, -. Virginia's, 45: new.
504. ConsoIs, 81. Deferred CWest yirginia's)
-. Louisiana's, 80; new, 45. Levee's.
so; S's, 10. Alalnma's, s3; '5's, 80. Geor-
gins, 10; rs, 50. North Carolna's. 81;
new, 81. Special tax, 145. South Caro-
lina's, 81; new, 2SA.
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JOB PRlSriNG.-We call the attention of mcr
chants clerks of courts. sheriils. lawyers rnroai.
steamship and canal oiftccrsan'i agents andal other:
having orders for printing, Ia tie facilities offered at
the DIspAlru PRI&TiNG ESTABLISHMENT for The
uro,npt and faithful execution Of all kinds oi JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Ear's.
lll- leads ntter-iIc:dS Programmes Ball Tickets,
Ranks Pamphlets. Ta"s. Ilanrl~Bills. Catalogues.
BiII. of Fare Shcw-Bills. Checks, Drafts. &C., &C..
e. Satisfaction GiIlIiutrrI.
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Dead.
L a.l AA IL. INI.nuf.l,

Srccia! Telegram to the Dispatch.
BrIsToI. TENNESSEE, August 12.-Mr.
Grigsby, who was run over by an East Ten
neSscc, Virginia and Georgia railroad train
on Saturday night last, died at II O'Clock the
same night. He was terribly crushed up.
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ucavy Ti,upaerstora,.

WORCESTER, August Fan unprccedeent-
ed thunderstorm occurred here Yesterday.
-Four houses were struck by lightning, ana
the streets were badly washed by the rain.
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HNIET lii.!. CLMITERY toHrASr.---A char
l"r It Incorporation granted by Judge K. II.
iGncr, Of the twcltth judicial circuit, to tie
''r"rn iilil Cemetery Company. for burial
purposes, Ia, been received at the office OF
lh" secretary Of the Commonwealth for re-
,oid. The capital stock is not to be less than
321n Officers lur The iirSt year,. "A. NJ.
Moore, President; Nice-Prcsident, 5. G.
No"r" Secretary, T.. {. Mar>haIl; Treasu-
Icl, J. !. Griffith.
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Arrested for Abortion After Serving
Fourteen Years for u Similar offence.

BosroN. August l2.-Dayid K. Brown,
aho recently served out Il sentence OF four
teen years in the Charlcstown States prison
for procuring abortion was arrested yester-
day for like offence on Catharine Van
U
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GENUINE ARTICLE>.-Supcri"r peach brandy
- select - whi-kcy, 4 special brand OF superior
quality ut Il low price 'WliiS s. whtSkry, 1857
price 81 10 per gallon; James llcnncSscy'S brandy
vintage Of 1880. so per gallon Holland gin hni "s'
medicinal port wine. sherry. Madeira. and char
Ir,cne wines. Also. lot Of very superior gun
rowirr tea spices. and condiments. porter. ale an,
English s;lvlccs. &c. Can bc had ut W. ID. BLAIR
CO.'S. Ninth and Main streets. Richmond Va. a
moderate prices.
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BEArTY'S BEST AlEfLrAET.-tSk the belle ol III"
c,>ou what appointment Of hcr toilct-tnblc il1S
the highest place in her rStcc and she VIII reply.
,siiliont Il moments reflections. HAGAN'S MAG
xOfI. BALM. Nothing. slic Is thoroughly aware,
contributes 90 powerfully 10 enhance her cEirInS
and Renter hct' Irresistible that most delightful
and hcat;y @uHlliary c beauty. By using II a'hc'
are enabled. out;iirr they har" passed the mcIid'ih
of life to preserve the youthful bloom aud purity cf
their romrlexionS and where nature has denied
that s,r,,ratvc attraction, the Balm fully compcn-
safe: for her Deficiencies.
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nGATr uF 4 RIcHMnNn MERCHANT N LlE-
.&rY -\Ir. George T. iialdwin,a prominent
II. Hi!vEol hirImond hardware house, died
~ Liberty Bedford coNatt, on Sunday
'n"TnH&. >ir. Baldwin had been to FIcrida
i"f SOME lime in quest OF health, and about
month since returned to Virginia aud was
>'lourmng in the county seat of Bedford,
whcr" he died. His many friends will deeply
I"Grc, the loss Of ~ r>tJmablc Il gentleman.
! ne remains We're brought to this city yes
irrtnr afternoon, and viii be buried from 81.
nnn'> Episcopal church this morning ut II
q clock
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We clip the following from the Troy n. "
Wig:
Some three month; since DR.. X. '. PIERCE. of
Buffalo. y. y. comm"Tccd advertising in the wing
mn article called Dr SAGE'S Catarrh Remedy We
believed at that time it of the mauy catch
penny arrangements TO swindlc people out CT their
money. but during tiu PAST few weeks have hcc"mc
convinced to Tie contrary. We know ut several
prominent citizens WHO have suffered from that
loa.lsomlc disease Catarrh.' and they pronounce
DR.. SAGE's IcElcty 40 humbuS, and In several
instances have been entirely curc'l. We desire /"
.:yc Dir. PIERCE lhc benefit Of the Sal.c.
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ApyEETISE.--tiur mrrchauis seeking trade In amy
norton Of the country should advertise III tht
papcrS of that section. NJ. ELLfS0S ~ 90. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted at pun
fishers rates.
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JDCAcCo !HSpSCToRS hrPoiNl Ep.-Thc Gov
rri"r has appointed the following tobacco
INSPECTORS for Petersburg: Austin }. Macin,
90 part ol owners, Centre war~hou>"; T.W.
h''H"il, on part Of State, Morris's ware
house
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MOONLIGHT ExcuRsIos up TIE tsAsAI:LA !
On Friday evening next 4 tTsire opportafttt
Wii ijetFooiFafed these. stio ehtbv the trooni1
IL ISL Water t6 take.a tlelfghtfT eSc,stsieiii
in 16"fha' riff-Mile locks, on the calaf,s |
itueing here about hal,.past 8 O'clock; !, !
ha,iT l ,s66di hfttstt VIII SsRpiYeh t.. t6tss-a
sioii, Aid SEs ss sd ilss seta asy
aop for dance at riverside lfafk 2~s i<ia.'
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PROMENADE CONCERTs.-- kcsSnich> fine
brass band will give promenade concerts i'y
OH the steamer John Sylvester,
commencing next week.
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LIST or lNAAiIsulE LL1rEGs REMAINING
N rhE RICHMOND Posr-0FfIcE AUGUST L.
" '''ran pcltus, Iary river; Mary l.. Lt.
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Pembroke SHIRTS, rcady-madr or made to order
and perfect fit guaranteed, or no sale. by +. b.
SPENCE Il son. merchant tailnrs and dealers In gen
tlcmcnS furnishing goods. 1909 Main street.
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SOMETHING ATTRACTIVE FOR THE LADIES'
Ladies desiring handsome real laccS in llandkcr-
chiefs collars. bars. &C.. should call on Ro Armis-
trad pa Main street. He makes these goods IL
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NJ ELLYsov& n Co. Advertising Agents, hIsrAicf
building will receive advertisements and har" them
inserted III any Journal of the country at regular
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hhhGE OF TIrBMoMETrR AT DISPATCH Or
'''f, Monday, August T.: 8 A. My 50 de7
gree . !, d., ~ degrees # +. AL,, 9i de,
stcc.. !,:E.GE'" :. tt.is.. q ttisatt.!ss. Il,
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DEMOYAL,-I have taken the large store
III No. Q In the iron-trOnt block on Governor
street. Mcssrs. W. :. uonnan 4 Son ant john bow
crs. aud removed my stock ~
CHINA, QuEENsWARE.
SILVf.k.FLATkD WARE. and
HOuSE-FERSlSHiNG GOODS
TO H. and. wlth c0Gstan: arrivals from Europe ana
the northern manufactures, am arepared 10 ner 10
my friends and the public large aud weil-sclcced
assortment or goods In my line as low rs they can be
had In the city. Tau lG-5t1 Z. Is. TAYI OK.
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After tn" rtadiu~ Of the REPORTS. PRAYER
"a, offered ~ l,rilJIl "I tie S''ll""!t I'v The
superintendent # ,lc second t'I3Irch scluoE.
'.im@iu- aud rrcltH'um> from the children
l"IinwcI. and the Union WIS addressed hy
!. W. NhiIr. superintendent of EhcneZrr
school, "li the " Itutir~ OF teachers" An
ln'c,Iing letter was read hy the secretary
irnin ;llrri It. Beers. of Connecticut. to Tn"
ni',u. and after presenting prize e. slit ol
,l"',r>l tn Master ,l;ncs Mcthnrd. of Elr-
r,Irr -rIro"i. on mnlion the Secretary Wa>
directed /" answer the letter in the name ol
Jh' >,Huni, and return the thanks of thr
>@ta, 'rr Tn &ilI.
lI:,. Union ten adjourned to meet at
Mount Iiun rhlrcn OH the fist sunday III
>rWnmlrr.
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\ NrCn-NEEuEn IMPROVEMENT. Cary
Street. il~t Wh,rc the heaviest shipments
it>> over il. lctWcrn Thirteenth and Virgil
MA. j. narrower than at any portion of its
leGlr. The reverse should lm the caSc, for il
i, her" that all The wheat and tobacc" and
,lh.r products in trln>itu between the tie
I"~ mills and Warehouses, the Bacon. ST.
-tr. and other merchandise for our uil-tuNn
merchants. aud all the trade and travel 80 and
ron thr DanNillc del0t is compelled 10 lra>>.
Comment ha, been frequently made on the
'tl"ck"d-up" ' condition in which it some
times g"t<. and efforts have been time and
again suggested a> to how To relieve the
pressure on this thorou%hflrc. While il
w"ud not hc sufficient at all times, il "rcat
rr;r might ht afforded by contracting the
C"WHIk on the south side and addin" ii to
;ilr roadway. say three or four feet. This,
Il j true. viii he only Il temporary relief, hut
!! could hc had at once and for Il very small
outlay. With the trade of the "rr;It North
Wet, which will some day M poured into the
hp of our city. this street will have to be
made al least double its present width, or
r;Hrr aycnllv> will Ec lulde. Til then let
car suggestion be acted on, and our authori-
lies viii receive the thank, of al who have
~ drive over this contracted street during
h@,jur>s hours.
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

The Committee on Ordinances CIR. 1>tacS,
clmlruE,n.l To whom WAS referred all ordi-
nance proposing to amend the ordinance
concerning the Improvement OF James river
Droydi1s among other things that the Com
mltcc on The James River Improvement
should be- standing committee OF five men,
hers OF the CounciN, reported that in their
opinion the passage of the ordinance was iu-
eNpcdieut, and recommended its rejection.
Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. English, of Marshall
Ward, the Council adjourned TO meet on
Thursday evening AZ ) O'Clock,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE ROYAL YACHT EEGaTra.

The hO1Ab hihA JsSbbfissg
LoypoS, August 12.--The ROYAL FaclIto
squadron regatta was brought 10 4 eoiisll-s
sion Saturday. The challenge cup presenfstts %
by tiIe Prince of Waies was Wei. by iGAefi
Yacht Gnendolin. st dle time during .sl,ss,
race the Liyonia was three miles ahead Of ,,alb
the other vessels. and would baye Won the
race but for the carrying away OF her mains
,oI.mast, which stopped her Way.
Irsland.
DUBLIN, August 1a.--T!ic Catholics In Ifesie
land are preparing to Celebrate the anniyerr,l
sary of the passage OF the repeal act. Leading,
Orange officers advise the Orangemen not tg.
interfere with tue celebrations.
The Geneva Arbtfraticr.
c;pxyy.. August I2.--Mr. t'oi.en, The Ens-'
Itch Iarrister Who drew pp the report for d
the the crown on the subject of the AIiertean s
claims i for losses sustained by the mercantile
marine of the United states, has been sii!fs-
n,oned here from London This gtyes 9, rsse I
70 % the conjecture that a decision has hcea
rendered by the Board upon the. ~ gsat ssI't
question and England Aslstfihd Nlsr
,as ,s sj5Sses Isslss ssas SISa q B
tousiaiGaf9dsal, INC hh6lit ot,asnae s. n.
sses soiI,e aisyessesl,ba ndsoatstpC;e g .St''
- -. ~. e.
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No rIin ilc lnllowing from tle Troy

MosprlTo MEETINGS att. III. CRAFroN'S' Ninth
street between Main aud Bank.
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND.-
AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
RICHMOND, VA, August l. Bi2.)
TIIS BANK WILL, ON AND AFTER
this date transact It's business ut the northeast
c,Irurr of Main aud Fourteenth strects--thc Office
formerly occupied by Mcssr, Isaacs Taylor & VII
ia,ns. l;aukers. THOMAS 5. ARofIoTEAD.
~, I'M Cashier.
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MILES. HORSES. &c.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for On
Virginia steamship ant Packet Com ~
nnpy's stork. "A good HORSE, perfectly sc"tic,
stands without ltchng, and suitable for any KIND oi
'''i ilso. =, ~ n THREE-SEAT OPEN WAGON, with
UtKSESs, SADDLE, BRIDLE, &C.; all ncafiy
ncw. For particulars. Inquire OF ,,os,,,-x
a o. EbMoNb
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tisssslEhH sslEH.Hsr;s III Matches. si.ss.sa'

So. .yo,tsaIs Il ksiEIsesa n !lsIa Il ilot of
natcbes, leygekaIs s,ilariy
stamped. have beef; sejzctl heTes. "a seaxYtist
eeiasi !s |,l sss M IS II
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.r. Git.,t,iInc|.~
.,,I,.,,. .tp,l >yIt,n-

IL, report lur August lat year "t> -i'
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FXC ANGE, SALE AND On
~ LIVERY STABLE. FRANkLlNLCIS
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH Ann
NINETEENTH. RICHMOND, fA..-MultES anu
iint,SIiS ror sale Parties In want of stock VIII nnu
a n their interest TO call and look at the stock All
stock warranted NJ represented Stock taken OH
livery. .,,,,S>rsx, ,rsts az Ifun,t 7 ],
jy =s-5m E1Iale.SI,.I1o I
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-06-20
The Treaty. Not vet Failure.

LONDON, June Is. The American Con
sui and Agent We're closeted yesterday
with Mr.. Adams discussing their course
Geneva is gaily decorated with flags Alb
solute failure OF arbitration is not appre-
hended by either side.
LONDON, June 16. Special dispatches
from Geneva to the London Journals say
that the sitting Of the Board yesterday
lasted only one hour. Lord Tenterden
presented the formal demand of Great
Britain for adjournment, until the question
United States The American agent re-
piled that he had received no instructions
from his government. The board will dis
cuss probably on Monday the proposal for
an adjournment. Some report that the
Americans will concede the point, and
England will make no further concessions.
The American Commissioner, Agent and
Council have engaged apartments in Ga-
neva for the season. The representatives
Of England dined together yesterday and
made an excursion to the lakes to-day.
Special to the New York World.
LONDON, June 10. Before the meeting
of the arbitrator at Geneva. to-day, the
Americans received important dispatches
from Washington. They will absolutely
refuse to request the adjournment Of arbi-
tration. 1t is believed that Englands diff
culties in regard to the arbtratons are in
surmountable. The Americans are conf
dent that the Tribunal will not accede to
the English declaration of Allegiance.