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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Clear and partly
cloudy weather will generally prevail on
Friday over tho New England and Middle
States, with light to fresh westerly winds.
Pleasant weather will probably prevail from
the Lower Missouri Valley to the Upper
Lakes, with westerly winds.
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OF THE SnILLINGE Err
ARTIFICIAL-sToNEP PAVEMENT
FOR TILE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
No. 9I2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

We nrc now prepared to lay down the above
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
IN any design pattern, or color desired AMI at a
cost far less than tlE,t of tagging We WIN ALSO lay
hles, Sc, using tue celebrated Eugllsh, Portland
cement, thereby insusing great dllE1'hlily ehllrs
freedom from dust, smuotlness OF surface, ahu
beauty OF finish, &c.
Specimens Of the work can DO seen at Dt$pGtch
Office aud E. Ger0ts, OH Maln stIcet; Colonel or.i-
ways, on Franklin street; and Samuel S Carriers,
OIL Grace street.
Orders received ut the office, 9i2 Main ST. street.
il ft-tHi .. d. IGRhIn 2 w.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. ..,
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, }. w. Wyatt agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
than6Ise and passengers. l.. Il. Iatum, agent.
Schooner Anne +. Moore, Phillips, Hudson, N. T.,
pig iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Morning Light, Brown, Phlladelphia,
Schooner Augusts, =, Philadelphia, coal, ). l..
CairingtGi.
NEW YoRK, July 10-Schooner Wake, Candy
LIGHTHOUSE AT LAMBERr's POINT, ELIZABETH
RIVER, VA.
Official notice IL hereby given that a htw screw.
nile lighthouse has been erected 3t lainbcrts pnlnt,
EIizaictii river Va. and the light VIII be exhbRed
for the first time about the 2Sth OF JnBef
R7o, and every night thereafter, between sunset and
SUNRISE Il is distant from Craney Island lighthouse
ono and {; quarter miles In q SSE. direction. and
from Norfolk two miles. The structure stands on
the east side of the channe. In six feet water, on
the point of the shoal making out from Lainberts
Point and Is distant fr6ih the shore In westerly
direction about six hundred yards There is d
stone pile about fifty yards froih i m southrry
direction which is nearly bare ut Low wafer. inc
iron work of the foundation Is painted brown ana
superstructure white. The illuminating apparatus
is N lens OF rhe fifth order, of tho system OF the
Fresuel Illuminating nn area OF go degrees, anu
shows hxed red light which can be seen In clesIr
weather a distance of about ten miles. The 1ocai
nIane Is tbirty-cight feet above ordinary tide.
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TIE STORMS YEsTEKDAY.-Aboutn noon yes
tcrday storm passed over the city from the
west, giving us Il delightful shower anda
few flashes Of lightning, followed by loud
pcals of thunder. Again at 2 O'Clock there
was very heavy rain and slight thunder
storm, lasting about an hour. The mercury
fell several degrees, and last night it was so
cool and pleasant that nearly everybody had
a refreshing sleep after the recent hot
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TnE EALNs-IIousE-IT Frs OFFICRRs.-A meet
ing of the Council Committee on the Relief
of the Poor was held yesterday afternoon,
and the old officers Of the Alms-House re-
elected, as follows: Assistant Superintend-
ent, William j. Epps; Physician, DR.. j. u.
Cullen; Matron, Mrs. Janetta 3. Preston.
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The Cincinnati and Baltimore Nomi.
nees--Opinions OF the New York
Press, ~

Press.
New YORK, July 11.--The World says:
" In faithful futlment of the pledges which
the World has constantly repeated since its
great disappointment at the surprising rlomi-
nation at Cincinnati, we bow to the decision
of the Democratic National Convention, and
Loyalty accept Horace Greeley as the Demo-
crltic candidate for President"
The World depreGltes abusing anti-Gree-
ley Democrats and says: "Unless these can
bic won Uvers the campaign against Grant is
utterly hopeless; The. great object is har-
mony and unanimity."
The Tribune has its account of the pro-
ccedings at Baltimore headed with two
hands grasped.
The Times captions its account "Mid-
summer NIadness--Last Act of the Demo-
cratic BedlamiteS"
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a,y<-rloN SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & IAUGHToS Will sell at IL NJ. two hand
some picr-mrrors.
COOK SlAUGUTON win sell ut 10 A. NJ, Mt the
siore OF the late William j. Harwood, opposite
the Old Market, boots, shoes, counters, S',s-fN-
lures, &C.
w GOpDIN will sell at s 7. NJ. "Lahurnam," on
the Brook turnpike one and II half miles north
of Richmond, and all of tho stock, cattle,
,,,,lrS e
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Delegates fa Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Several southern
delegates to the late Convention yet remain
in Washington, as also several from the
North, who desired to make brief visit this
way. Some of them paid visits to the public
officials to-day, and reciprocal courtesics were
exchanged.
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Personal.

New YoRK, July 11.-General Breckin'
ridge expresses himself in faver OF Greeley.
ELMiRA, n. Y, July ll.-samuel =. iaDef
has resigned his membership OF the s!ate
Republican Committee to support Greeley.
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Radical Nornination.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch. &c
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 1.-THE Radi-
cal Nominating Convention for this district
met here to-day and was called to order by P.
]. Carter tcolored). E. w. Massey, Of West
Point, was elected chairman. James b.
sener, of this place, was nominated for Con-
gress by acclamation. DIR. w. w. Douglass
was chosen district eiector likewise by accla-
nation. M
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Ladies, go TO ARMfsTEAD's, POO Main street, ant
Gee his beautiful assortment of real aces, silks trim
mings, fans, perfumeries, baskets, &C.. at reduced
nriccs.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Paper for this
week, containing illustrations of scenes Mt
the Baltimore Convention, received from J.
7. Ellyson, ntwsdcaler; two doors above
Dispatch office. -
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,<n MASS MEETlNG At WEI
MILITARY NOTICES.

..,,l>. ATTENTInN.-Attcnd a 1
..5...,rf >nnr company 1T the Old Market E
u> gr4E ENiN,Nm. n,F"mr,iihI ,T,', irniIcrt,nn1 at ~
. ALI. ..,>,---;acu, "f fines.
.. ...rr. : rar'~'H Bo>>!tCX
e.. l.. WhLDNAN,
OrtlCriN Sergeant.
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Gcntiemcn's linen cuffs at $3.50 per dozen, gauzt
undershirts at Suc., bearhcd cotton socks a 81 pc
dozen, nre some OF tho bargains TO be had at LEVY
BROTHERS..
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PERSON SAE..

E.-All pcrSuns are fore rcwarned
.., '''I',I ~ n 'I"Hlin? larlwring. or employing my
. ... ..,. 80. ~ and { 'llhRLftS II. LOWERS, as
I.s ~ ,.,r n.rr aye and absent from my shop con-
4.n..'I~ ~'''u''ht. W. l.. COX,
Brass Founder.
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Greeley Going to Long Rrancl..

LoNG BRANcH, July 11.-HoIacc Greeley
and party OF his friends have engaged
rooms at thc Ocean Hotel for Saturday,
Sunday, and Monday.
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: RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH OF
FIcE, Thursday, July IL: A. H., S5 de-
grces; 8 p. NJ, so degrees; 6 z. NJ, 81 de-
grccs.
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ApyFnTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In tht
papers of that section. NJ. ELLisoN & co. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
liShrrS' rates.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day great bargains III
pillow lincn linen shectings, tabie-cloths, tow
els doylles, napkins, and Marsecs quilts
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SrRINKI.ING THE STREErs.-Owing to the
low water, and repairs at the pump-house
and reservoir, the chairman of the Water
Committee of the City Council announces
that the streets will not be sprinkled for the
prpSpnt
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July ll-Cotton frmer; sales, sos
bales uplands. 2,ic. Orleans 24ic. Flourquet and
unchanged WhiSkey frmer at 929es2.c: Wheat firm
er. Corn-Ligbt supply; lc. higher. Rice Fairre-
quest ut 9G8ac Pork hrn at l3.leEL$l360 Lard un-
changed. Turpemtine steady. Rosn heavy. Tai
low Quict at slG99Sc. ~ sa
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The Time or the Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 1.--The report that the
time of the Saratoga races has been changed
is untrue. The races will begin on saturday
the 18th instant, and continue tor SIX Gays.
Eonoicllow and BasSett are both here.
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Trlveing-bags and E,skots edgings and insert
ings, piIuc trimmings, and large assortment of
ribbons, ut LEVY BROTHERS..
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Frs, FITs.-Shirts made TO order by +. B
SrESCE & SoN. Perfect fit or no sale.
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In mourning goods, LEVY BROTHERS stock
large and prices extremely low.
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CossEcRATios.-C Christ church will be cor
sccratcd tomorrow Saturday morning at
o'clock after which the rite of confirmation
will be administered.
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--r,. Persons wishing the benefit oi
\ ...,lpl'r ALUM SFElNES, the waters
. ,,.i9.s nf tn-ni al the rate of $50 per
....t.. ia,,'.'' IN ddNawcc. and hAli-iricc
.....tt. tf,au'>. hy applying ~
>pETBtLl.. New London.
..rv.,. Campbell county. VI.
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NJ. ELLYsoN s. Co., Advertising Agents, DIsrATCll
building will receive advertisements aud lave them
inserted In any Journal of the country ut regular
rltcS,
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RAIr1MoRE IINE srnCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE, July ll.-Cattls more active; very
medium. le1ai; sales, LILO head, receipts, Loss
head. Hogs In better demand and higher ae sie9esc.
market ovcrstockcd ut AZ 5sc. receipts S,sE bead.
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Wall papers and window-shades at low prices q
j. II. CEAFToS'S, Ninth street.
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Gauzo Undcrshrts, seventy-flye cents each, at f.
B, SPENCE & SoS's " .."... % *. ....@s ..-.
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Dollar coats Mt f. b. SpESCE & SONS gentle
mems furnishing establishment
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pAIr1AfoRE MAEKErs.

BALTIMORE. July l1.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat firmer; white choice, Sles@Sl.73. Corn dull
white, soc. yellow, 6l@962c. Oats dull western, 4ig
sec Provisions strong. Whishey. Ole.
Virginia e's. old, 3D Coupons, old, a.. Consols,
81. West yirginia's, l5 North Carollnas, old, o.
aII bids. ''ta-t
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I" ALL WHOM IT NAY C0NCEpN

tJ,.,ir' !, i"f,Fy given that tho Richmond and
.a-, ,',"iiroidt Company will apply 10 the County
ha,..t No. Held county on the 18th day oi
. ~ ~, |" appoint NE dIsinterested free
. amt tn'rr'lly ascertain what viii hc s' ,"u ust
.g,,.'i .'i' i' Vie "wnera oi such OF the lands IN
..,,,., 'N are proposed 10 DC taken hy the said
- Rim: -" =" i's PURPOSES ia the construction and
..t f,,.'T = nf@h'h road from Il point al the "Y,"
', ~ 80, f''1ns, on II, road near Coaicld station,
r,' r l"i''S "f the Chesterfield Coal and Iron
l.,, .',,,,.hInE amt others 10 point On tc land
,i,"- ~ , iit1li Coal property, In said county
'" hI'iihtSD AND DANVILLE
.y,-T,w RAILROAD COMPANY,
nv.
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QuALIFIEp.--Mr r. G. Pcgrnm. OF Peters
burg. qualified yesterday in the Circuit
Court of this city to practice law.
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ENsgrRSIONS AND PIC-NECS.
TUESDAY, JULY l8, 1872,

REFRESH II ENTS OH tho ground at city prices.
Strict order and dccorum will bo enforced.
Dolly Warden line of boats will leave tho foot o.
Eighth street every halr-hour.
Tickets SO cents Children free
grand affair may be expected. NJ 1t ls under tho
Of an efficient committee. Jy l2-it
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ps- TUE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
rATt,u Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF AtL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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,pnEEGSDp GIrEEEJJ,H.

PROFESSOR GUSSELLK.
THE GREATEST SPIRITUAL MEDIUM IN
THE WORLD.
TIE DAVENPORT BROTHERS bUTDONE.
" lille Professor GUNNEILE Is securely tied hy
any person present the most profound nrd startling
wonders will hc produced. Musical instruments are
played upon. hands aud arms of different sizes al'-
irIr aud disappear. faces seen bells are rrs
al IN FttIL VIEW OF TIE AUDIENCE!
lncrs open al u: commence nj =.
Admissions 81 cents ty IO-3t
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Mosquito canopc, for beds, latest styles, at
HENRY CRAFToN's. Ninth street above Main.
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ADJouENED.--Th Chanccry Court, Judge
Edward III. Fitzllugh, has adjourned until
October next.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JuLy IL, lS7..

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July u, 1872.
Inn rises ........... i:IS Moon acts. ll:29
inn stAis....... 7.l2 High tide... .....,.. 9:5l
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III. ANp MRS. j. IANCEY will re-
- 90 'N' III t!irlr residence. near Greenwood. two
.. iE"!ti"- n IintEDERS during the sum-
''' I"rio, i"r asngc month, $50.
j. YANCEY,
Hrccnwc"d Depot, Albcmarlc, Va.
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OhDiNATIoN.-The ordination which was
TO have taken place at 81. Pauls church yes
terday is deferred until further notice.
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GRAND EXCURSION TOhIS5MI2s
WEST POINT, July Is, 1872.

respectfully announce to their friends nnd the pub
lie TINT they will nc pleased to have their patronage
the 18th Instant, assuring our guests that nothing
will bc lett undonc to insure good order and dc
lighful time No Intoxicated person allowed to par
tlcipate with us.
COTll.LuN MUSIC; and strict committees for
every department.
The cars Will leave the York River depot ut y
O'Clock. Returning, will leave West Point at St
o'clock.
Tickets for gentlemen. 81 ladies' so ecnts-to bo
hal of the committee or at the cars.
ie a-In,Th.E,&S&t
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LOUISVILLE, July l1.-Tobacco--Sales, 100 hogs
heads; lugs, $sQSs.5o; low to good leaf, $9@$la
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is thought. The accident is unaccountab!e,
.as the five cars that went down were loaded
with wood cross-ties, sid yesterday nine cars
heavily lader with railroad iron crossed
safely. The bridge tsas q temporary one,
put up by the contractors.
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Death of am Eminent Lawyer.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-David Paul
Brown, the eminent lawyer and author, Is
dead. He was serenty.eight years of age.
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- NHLR BoAkDERS WANTED IN
titE cot NIRN. Good and comfortable
Wv can :" had. at moderate price, In the
i' nN"iy miles above Richmond, in an excel
u ''.' i"""':iE n'i@h'"rhroi. Address Y. y. H..
--.W-Irr, N,l.mM rNNmiN. Va. II i-2taMoM*
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Terrible Accident on the Chesapeake
and OHIO RailrOad--.Sevcn Persons
Killed ami Eight Wound ed--- Bridge
and Train ETrecketa...List OF ahe
Killed nntf Wounded.

Killed ami Eight wound ed---Bridse
and Train V'recked...List Of the
Killed anti Wounded.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
GREEsBn1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July
II, 0 4. M.-The temporary bridge over the
second crossing of the Grecnbrier river gave
way this morning at O'Clock whilst tile
construction train was passing over. The
engine and five cars were completely wrecked,
killing the engineer, fireman, and about
twenty negroes. Several wero wounded
some very seriously. Physicians from This
place have gone to the scene of disaster.
The bridge was trestle over the Green
brier river, about fifteen miles west of this
place. 1t was built by the contractors Tor
the new bridge to carry the trains until the
permanent bridge was put up. The engine
and train passed over it safely yesterday, and
more than once previous to that time.
Second Dispatch.
7:3O p. M-Further information from the
scene of the disaster shows that there were
not so many persons killed as at first report
cd. The following is correct list OF those
killed and injured
Killed, or died from injuries J. S. Hill,
engineer, and Parker Upshu, fireman; ana
the following colored laborers-vlz., wade
Perkins, Ben Franklin, David Liggon'
George Washington, and Harvey Glenn.
The injured (some of them dangerously are
A. N. Perkins, conductor, and Charles Myers,
citizen of Greenbrier county, and the foi-
lowing colored laborers-viz., James Garrett,
Nelson Smith, jeff. Turner, Andrew White,
Peyton Morris, and w. Harris. The wound
cd men are at Rouceverte, about ten miles
west of White Sulphur, and well attended
to. The remains of Mr.. Hill and of Mr. Up
ah,,r will be sent to their friends tomorrow.
The cause of the accident has not yet been
ascertaincd.
Associated Press Telegram
Fatal Accident---Sin Persons Killed
and Five Wounded.
GRrrsDRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W..
VA. July 1l,-Fifteen miles west OF here
construction train went through a bridge
into the Grecnbrier river. The engineer,
fireman. and four laborers were killed, and
five wounded. The accident occurred on
the new road towards Ohio. and not on the
road frequented by travellers TO the Virginia
resorts.
Second Dispatch.
GEErsBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
VA. July lI.--Scyen persons were Killed ny
the accident this morning aud seven
wounded. Some of the hitter will probably
die. Those killed were colored, with the
exrevtion of the engineer, fireman, and Mr..
MYERS. a citizen of this place. Conductor
Perkins, with good nursing, Will recover, At
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'i'ut. %NTi'RAL BRIDGE HOTEL
At
4iFr \N!I'RNI BRIDGE. VIRGINIA.

I..- nu'nl. ;Errou%llv renovated In every par
.e. u"r "lrr~ comfortable accommodations at
."r r.'n :,t,>--,iI,
.. tfF ''N -.r...-.. ~
A'' ~ wv
t#F hHt.th....-.. SV y"
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LATEST FoREIdN NEWS.
England.

Lospoa, July liza dispatch from STAN
ley, the New York Heraid's African COR
respondent, says he Is en- rodts for London
i'm company with che SON of DR.. Livingstone.
Stanley Is the bearer Of letters from the
great explorer for the British Government,
as well as for the family and friends OF Liy-
iHgstone. Stanley states that wien he was
in the interior OF Africa Livingstone was
unweil, but he was nevertheless determined
to proceed with his explorations, and will
not return home until he bus completed the
great work Of ascertaining the sourcs Of the
Nile.
The debate in the House Of Commons on
Mr.. Morrison's motion for the second read~
ing OF the proportional representation bill,
which provides for the election of members
Of Parliament for England on the basis Of
american representation, was continued
until q late hour Fast night.
A motion to extend the provisions OF the
bill to Ireland and Scotland was rejected by,
1854 to 26. /,
The House then divided on the motion OF
Mr. Morrison, and it was decided in the neg
atiye 50
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'1hI !hh,I ELEGANT AND DELIGHTFUL

- l'E,F 7, IifE kLOSTEKFRhU, as well as
L.'.,.,. - "a 'n"%nts. Luiln's una other French
''i"., fnMdrrs ,and Bay Rum, for sale by
nu-a. i. WAGNER ~ Co, Druggists,
slAtii aud Broad sleetB.
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Germany.
BANIsnMENT OF JEsuITs.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Official Gazette to-
day promulgates law providing for the
Punishment of the Jesuits from Germany.
All the establishments now under their COM
troll must be completely broken up in SIX
months
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EXCURsION sEAsONssMls

TXCU RSION EASONeaEsNll,
IL OPENED 4 &sEsssaasts2kz
FOR OLD POINT, "VUE DE.L'EAU" HOTEL
(SEWELL'S POINT), NORFOLK,
AND PORTSMOUTH. ..
Excursion tickets are now issued ut CARRIERS FIX
press and on board steamer 10 either of the above
places and return for a by the James River Stcam
boat Company. Tickets good until used.
Passengers leave here ut 50 A. NJ. MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,a and FRIDAYS.
Their elegant and fast steamer JOHN STLyES-
TER is now on this route, with frs-cass table and
accommodations.
Connection made at Norfolk for Cobb's Island.
ie i3-lm l.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
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To enable persons to visit this popular resort,
roud-trip tickets will bc sold 10 80 and return for
FIVE DOLLARS.
SCHEDULE:
Train leaves Byrd street on SATURDAY OF each
week at L. NJ, and arriving at Quantico at 435 z.
NJ: take steamer down the Potomac at $50 r. NJ.
Returning from Piuey Point, will reach Quantico
Oh Monday ut a. NJ, leaving ut 10 A. NJ, and ar.
rive In Richmond at 1880 Z. NJ. the sumo day.
GOOD FiSHING-GROUNDS both at Quantico
and Pincy Point.
Hotel accommodations can be had on boat or on
shore ut Piney Point j. Is. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
j.. T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
fY aim
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