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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD OF THIS WEEK PUB-
fishes supplement which contains four-column
letter from JOHN SMITH, which has the following
heading: ,.:,..s. .. '--'s: :
ANOTHER LETTER FROM JOHN SMITH.
He answers Seven Questions-Explains why He
stopped writing for The Papers-Answers His Critics
with Turkey Illustration-His sufferings at the
Jubilee, and Ills sympathy for the Mobile Oppos-
ers-The Perseverance OF the Saints-Good Advice
to Hick-How to meet the Father of Lies-John's
Bill of Fare-How to get money for Good Causes
and pulling Eye-Tceth-A truce to the Hymn Book
War, and how the Baptists may save Half Mil
lion-Why Fashionable Churches have Soios-John
praises the Methodists, and explains his former
reference to them-Bishop Paine's Letter about
John, and why the latter did not answer the
Bishop-The Disciples not Campbellites-John
rebukes ultra Baptsts and pleads for fair dealing
towards other Christians HE gives his Views on
Political Affairs in Virginia, and tells who ought to
be elected-John does not want an erratic and
time serving" Governor and Legislature-He calls
upon every true Virginian to votc-He is indignant
ut an Invitation from Kentucky-The first Chapter
of Romans-Too many papers-He prefers White
sugar to Brown, the price being the same-The
Louisville Editorial Picture-Cld Nick's Cate
chism-Diagreeabe good men-The amendment
brother, &c, &C &c.
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VOL. XIV.
SPECIAL CouRT OF ArfEALs.--The follow
ing business was transacted In this court

SpEciAl CouRT OF ArrEAls.-Thc follow
ing business was transacted In this court
yesterday:
Whitsock and ais. Us. Sheffield, &c. De-
cree of the Circuit Court OF ellenburg
reversed, Judge Wing6eld delivering the
opinion.
johnson and ais. cs. Perkins, &c. Decree
Of the Circuit Court Of king William re-
versed, Judge Mclaughlin delivering the
opinion.
Crump ps. Moody. Judgment of the Cir
cult Court Of New Kent affirmed, Judge
Barton delivering the opinion.
Nalle Us. Hill. Decree of tsne Circuit Court
Of Culpeper affirmed, Judge Wingaeld de-
livering the opinion.
Hurst and ais. us. Brent and ais. Decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax reversed,
Judge Mclaughlin delivering the opinion.
Dickerson Us. Justice. From the Circuit
Court of Accomac. Argued by H. T. Dan.
iel, Esq, for the appellant, and Judge j. A.
Meredith for the appellee, and submitted.
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Morfuary Record.

Ex-Governor Colby, of New Hampshire,
died at Concord last night; aged eighty.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, July 21.-There
were six deaths from cholera here last week.
COLUMBUS, ONO, July 2l.-Three convicts
and one citizen died of cholera yesterday.
Sr. LOUIS, July 21.-Charles r. Davis, O
noted Journalist, is dead.
MOUNT VERNON, INDIANA, July 21.-SiX
deaths in this town from cholera and three
near. it. Half of the population have fed.
Physicians and nurses are coming from
neighboring towns.
BALTIMORE, July 21.-Rev. Father Henry
Myers. for many years pastor of st. Vincent
Catholic church, Of this city, died this morn
ing. .,-,r.
CINCINNATI, July 21.-Three deaths from
cholera were reported to-day.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-A dispatch from LOU
isania, in Northern Missouri, says there were
eight deaths from cholera there between s
and II o'clock last night, and great excite
ment prevails. Citizens are preparing to
leave the place.
The disease is also said to prevail at Troy,
Hannibal, and other places in that part OF
the State.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The weather is warm
aud clear. 's.a.a.s II.
The customs receipts to-day amounted to
over half million dollars.
Rev. Charles f. Deems, of the Church Of
Strangers. will assume editorial control Of
the new religious, unsectarian newspaper
The Christian Age, the firstNo. Of which ap-
pears next week. ~. 4 rf'LI
Joseph c. Cloud started hence this eve
ming on bis rowing wager for $1,000. He
goes overland to Pittsburgh by way Of canals
and railroads, aud thence to Cairo 1000
miles,, down,the Ohio river; thence to New
Orleans Il 200 milesl, down the Mississippi.
He has to row twenty-five miles per day,
and not sleep or eat on shore. His boat
weighs sixty pounds. Mr. Cloud Is an actor
by profession.
Ex.Goyernor Lowe and D. B. Thompson
were TO- day associated with William c. De
Witt for the defence of Lizzie Lloyd King
alias Kate Stoddard.
i An.afternoon paper says it was learned to-
day from reliable source that the State De
partlnent at Washington have decided not
to issue warrant of extradition in the case
Of Carl voght, sthe> alleged German mur-
derer. Official notification to this effect Is
expected to arrive here from Washington
to-day. This gives yoght his liberty.
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l57 males. In the infant class there were
present 100 scholars. and the male class of
W. l.: Moody had Al. The average attend
auce at this school The present month win be
over three hundred.
KILLED BY LIeHTNls6.-A young man !.
named Davis, well known In this place.
where he has relatives residing, was Instant,
ly killed by lightning, In harvest-field near
Powhatan station, Friday evening.
MEErfNa Ts-NroHr.-The first regular
meeting Of the Jefferson Literary Society
will be held tonight. Subject for irregular
discussion: Is the Goose Ordinance Expe-
dient2 Open to all members. IL -, .a
THE COUNTY School Board The County
School Beard has the right to appoint white
scholars to Blacksburg and to William and
Mary, and eolored ones to Hampton !; but
no applications having been nude, the ap-
pointments are still open.
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POLITICAL MArTERs.--Tbe Conservatives O
Midlothian met ON Saturday-B. A. Hancock
Esq. township superintendent, in the chair,
and DR.. Z. c.. Archer secretary. The fol-
lowing delegates and alternates were ap
pointed: ......,.,.....,
To State Conuenton.-Socrate Brooks
delegate John Fl. Bryant alternate.
TO Senatorial Conuention.--Colonel w. B
Woodbridge, A. T. Martin, delegates; W.
w. Baker, William B. Ashbrook, alternates.
To County ConDentaon. George II. Jewett,
3. A. Hancock, George Harsin. }. D. Elicit,
F.rA. HundIey, w, E. Martin, delegates ID.
b. CLAW, l.. Morrisett, Junius Elicit, M.
Block, d. B. Hancock, b. w. Martin, alter
mates. a-sf .r.- 4s., 50 aFs::.: ssaj y - .
All the township meetings have now been
held, and the list of delegates to the State
Convention is as fol!ows:< - -
Dale Io,cnsh,p.--Johp Murphy.
Ber7nuda.-.W. r. Ruffin.
Ctoper HH.-Judge James Fl. Cox.
Mat0Gca., ,-R. l.. Jones. l. LIg;yi' ~ z
Manchester..-L. E. Chiles and W. /. Clop-
INidlothan.---Socrates Brooks.
The County Convention meets at Chester
Friday, July Goth. itt
tits not believed that there will be any
objection to the reception OF the twelve
Manchester delegates. In fact, it makes but
little difference Us to the number Of dele,
gates, as any delegate can demand 3 scaled
vote, and each township votes in accordance
with the Conservative vote cast ut the last
county election.
William L. Martin, Esq, county superln-
tendent, left yesterday OH visit to Matoaca
township to endeayOr 20 heal reported
breaches among the good brethren in thai
section.
There is no excitement over the county
nominations, with the exception Of the House
OF Delegates, for which the friends OF the
various candidates are working hard, but
with good feeling, and the nominees, who
ever they may be, viii receive the unanimous
support OF the party.
CHURCH NoTEs.-In consequence OF the
absence of Rev. hIf. Hammond there was no
service at the Meade Memorial church sunr
day morning. g1s Il 1.
The first afternoon service at the Presby.
terian church, at B o clock, WIS well attended.
4 The regular monthly meeting of the Bap.
tist sabbath-Schoot Mission Society was held
Sunday evening at 5 O'Clock. An interest
ing address was delivered BY Joseph u, De.
yison, ESQ. Wallace aSneikngs fesigTen
his position as pResid dent sof the Secictg, and
the election og successor was postponed
until the next regular meeting. .l s.3s:.. v
Three hundred scholars were present ai
the Baptis. Sunday school Sunday morning
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,,,, Hnx,xArroN FOR GOVERNOR
"a, N OPPOSITION To COLONEL HUGHES -
'Ar'S~ that the nomination Of Colonel
J. ~ Iy uurhcs by the Lynchburg Con
"'.%,, ;. NOT 10 hr secured without fight,
.n,nrh ,1., opposition has for the last few
y. ,rencd to be at an end. A number
'1 ,s,r,inrn, ~ Republicans Of the nfi:Hughes
. J.. ,wrr,, in the city yesterday, aud agreed
..,,,inc for the purpose Of nominating
. ,.',rrnnr auv wcll-known and tried Re-
.G,.,n rather than Colonel Hughes. To
rr1 committee was appointed to wait
,, General Williams c. Wickham and
s ....,;n whether he would be willing TO ac-
. ~, '.' n,,ninatiou. General Wickham posi-
,',.., declined, alleging that the acceptance
DOMINATION might interfere with h,S
a-.nA business. which has claim upon
,.m. ,qrsmount 10 anything else Just now.
q. .', s,,rccd. however. to attend the Con.
...,r y, delegate. and will probably
.,'- n, r)sims Of Major Edward McMahon,
,y.u>ta. upon whom the opposition will
. a., rnunc>tiouably uniT.
v,~r McMahon was quartermaster In
... r,nt,,icrate army is an Irishman; aud
, -..u,rd to I'VE very wealthy. He Is con-
e.. ,,r on the Valley railroad. and Is said
.,,y, warm friends ali over the State. 1t
.yarc,rd that the friends Of Wise, De-
..... Wickl.am. and Lewis will find 10 him
o.. .r.,.g'ahir candidate.
H., article in the Washington Repubhcan
'.,i in his paper on Yesterday, in which
... rr,,idcu, di>claimS having any choice
.,tnccn The candidates for the Republican
.,,rnatorrli nomination in Virginia, was
-. ar,f Gun against Colonel Hughes. By
..i. FEDERAL oifire.holders were given to un.
:. .r.,4ut that they might 60 for either can
a,, without fear of losing their places.
,...lrr effective shot was the defeat OF
q.,l Burgess "a Hughes many yesterday in
-. township meeting. an anti-Hughes Re-
..tj.ar being elected over him to the
r..hsur: Convention. \ third may be
. t'ig cXprrtcd.
,N'n"l Hughes is still confident, however.
... nomination. and his friends are even
..-r>9. There will be spirited contest
,.,R,rN the TWO factions ut the ward meet
=, N ,A!> city next Friday night.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.

THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.
LONDON, july 21.-The trial of the Itch
borne claimant on the charge of perjury was
resum ed this morning, but almost immedi.
ately after the opening of the court one of
the J'hrors tainted from the effects of the heat,
and there was an adjournment till to-lnor-
row.
The thermometer stands at S. degrees in
the shade in London and its vicinity.
Spain.
MADRID, July 21.--The Carlists have
sacked and burned the town of 1gnolado.
BAYoNEE, July 2l.--The Carlist force
which has just captured Igulada is under
the command of Don Aiphonzo, and COM
prises $500 infantry, 200 cavalry, and three
pieces of artillery. ID consequence of the
Carlist successes the municipal authorities of
Barcelona have organized committee of
safety. and are pressing into service for local
defence all men between the ages Of twenty
and forty.
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t.<>.EyArlyE WARD MEETINGs.-Ward
ling, will hc held at the following-named
.u~ on Thursday evening the oath instant
o'clock. for the purpose of selecting del
-,',> fu the State Conservative Convention
, inmate candidates tor State officers,
hi, as-,mtes here on the 9th of August:
'a WMl.W " csthnm House; Monroe Ward,
A1rtns Hall. Madison Ward, Monti-
/. Hail; Jefferson Ward, Odd-Fcllows'
gH. Marshall Ward. HaSkinS's building,
s.ytt>: jackson Ward, City Hall.
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Death or Mr.. JoHs Z. WADswoRTH.-Mr.
l"tn +. Wadswortb. weil-known citizen OF
Richmond, and for many years prominent
merchant Of this city, died ut his residence,
on Marshall street, on Sunday. MIR. Wads.
a'out the year lS20, and soon after reaching
Richmond commenced the dry-goods busi-
n".> with MeSsrs. j. and o. Williams, the
l'N being Wadsworth, Williams & Co. In
!,jl the style Of the firm was changed to
Ntd>wo!tb, Turner & Co., Messrs. George
:, Palmer and David B. Turner being asso-
GATED a> partners. The business was con-
tlnu"d h1 thi- firm up to the breaking out OF
'He war, when the partnership was dis
solved. and Mr. Wadsworth retired.
lhc funeral took place yesterday afternoon
!roIn Il. Paul's church.
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HELMBoLD's BUCHu-the only extract of that
wonderful curative shrub that contains It's full vir-
tues-is still considered the true specific for kidney
diseases, gravel, diabetes calculus, dropsy, and
those obscure diseases that undermine life and rob
1t Of enjoyment. DR.. HELMBoLD, who spent: a
fortune iu making his discovery known, has lived
to see 1t Endorsed by the physicians and people OF
two continents. Remember that 1t is HELMB0LDs Is
extract that cures when all others fail.
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,t
yE,5 h RICHMOND, VA, june %, is7
~v. hIITuOR1'PY4 nE LIAM ACT OF

OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,t
800 RICHMOND, Vas, june %, tS1 a
DY AUTHORITY OFdAN ACT OF
ID ASSEMBLY. approved april 1a q ,Sss ,si' IT. =
monweath, until the ties tor holding the terms Of
tleir respective courts shall be prescribed by
to a ss II, % os sns a0s.ns lss nass
been n1ea ''a I Is l0'sSHsi siNTn CIRCUIT.
and I arst q Wednesday In June. ..I..-.
LsSCAsrKR-7tii October, Ist April, and second
sPpIssk1 sh October, nth March, andthird
HMsanssHny HMaTyasywsoss October, isth March, and
fourth Wenssdsy IN, !. J6Ds sa,er IS, March and rs
KING WnI,aN.-i7th November, 18th April aud
scfSaa y November nh April, aSd tihrd
WsdSesasy asp Y ogssExas oSa:s November, ssth April
aud fourth wSfpssEsiass wSSffPpFEassTa II aplfR ciRcurr.
WYrHE-Firss Monday In March, secona mnnoag9
in Ss sss h9pGay y 10 Ss Mosy
uGsaTsoisr.Fisst ns;i Monday II Agr.l, arss MONDAY
In August, and last Monday in SepfemDsr. 49,
.I i xasa. aa sssSsS q
TazEwSIL.-First zEwSILFirst aIontisy In slay, arst Monday
in september, and second Monday sster she io's'n
Monday + Nay 10 s ss sGssss Ss
sass Y aSflo0ssi siixrErsr4. CIRCUIT.
lass aoadsy il octoSer. a aud ls aonday Il Fs-
Kysssa, E,rs: Monday IN August, November,
aust, Nose,nssr. sna Mari March. s.s'''1 sls
LsE.-F Feorth Airuday % August, November. snd
. WisE. -Trsday sises hfst Monday asyer foayth
Monday In August, Noseasbcr, and &4reA,
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SORE NIpPLEs.-The suffering which many ladies
experience from caked breasts and sore nipples Is
little realized by men. A remedy has now come to
them, and the wonder Is that II has not been disco
vered before. The CENfAUE LiNIMEST Is as deli
cate and soothing as a cosmetic, and affords such
speedy and permanent relief that We are showered
down with thanks. 1t is simply wonderful thing
for all sores, lameness, and swellings.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-On Tuesday, for
the Gulf, States, falling barometer, rising
temperature, southeasterly winds, and partly
cloudy weather, with continued rains on the
eastern Gulf coast. .,,,., ssr.. IL -r,.s
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
erly winds and numerous local storms.
For the Middle Atlantic States, southerly
winds, higher temperature, and occasional
local storms. '...t.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north
westerly winds and clear or partly clear
weather. ;......
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. Dr.. M. D. Kalopatbakes,
of Athens, Greece, missionary of the South
ern Presbyterian Church, was at the Ameri-
can Hotel Yesterday.
Rev. j. Leighton Wilson, D. D., secretary
Of Foreign Missions and S,istentation of
the Presbyterian Church, was at the same
hotel yesterday. ',..s.
Governor and Mrs. Walker left the city
last night on the $40 train for Cape May, at
which place they will probably spend ten or
twelve dayS
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THE STABBIN CASE.-James Cousins,
charged with feoDiously cutting with knife
brought before the Police Justice yesterday
morning. In consequence of the condition
that the wound is a serious one-the case was
continued until the gath instant. Bail was
refused, and the accused sent to Jail. ..,...
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=" RICHMOND Va January ], ISIs'
We have made n chemical examination Of DAVID
f. CLEMMER's MOUNTAIN RYE WH1sKeY. using
for the purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY s Co., AT different times, and
of ages varying from bnc TO fourteen months. In
obedience to the explicit injunction of the agents
that the examination should be thorough, we have
subjected this wbiskey to the most searching tests.
It has stood them all perfectly, nothing of dele
terlous nature being found in it. 1t can, therefore.
be confidently recommended for its purity aud ex-
cellence to those who use whiskey rs beverage,
while for medicinal purposes 1t is all that can be de-
sired. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, N. D.; e
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer on Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia; eat....', -..
- R. 8. j. PEEBLES, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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A, TUESDAY MORNING. JULY o. 1873


hoNa BRANCH, July 21.-The track to-day
was excellent. George West won the steepIe-
chase. Time, 6:S5. Saxon won the mile
race. Time, 1:4s3. Tom Bowling won the
tWo.mIle race for colts and FLIES Of 1870.
Time, 3:42. Galitza won the consolation
stakes, one and q half miles. Time, 2:43l.
The fifth race-one ,nile--was easily won
by Survivor, beating Asrolite. Time, 1:46.
The directors consider this their MOST sue
cessful meeting. They have decided to hold
a three days. meeting In August.
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cruelty to Italian Children.

New HAVEN, July 21.--Giovanni Glione, an
Italian padrone, has been arrested in this
city for holding four Italian children in a
den on Oak street, and supporting himself
from their earnings as musicians and BOOT
blacks. He had treated some OF them cruelty,
and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
of existing laws. Case continued to 23d in
slant, and defendant bailed in 81, 600 for bis
appearance.
The Italian residents here believe that this
will lead to thorough investigation into the
right of these padrones to hold children in
virtual slavery. -t.e
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Powder aasll rsfo,sn HIN. Etc.

PnILADEIpH1A, July 21.-One of q. B..
Wesdy d Co.'s powder mills, near Tamaqua,
Pa, was blown up and destroyed this morn.
ing. Samuel Miller, resident of Tamaoua,
was instantly killed. The shock was severe;
and was felt several miles from the mills. Z.
John Miller, an old man, committed for
trlal last week on the charge of attempting
TO outrage children, as be was being re.
moved from bis cell to the court to-day for
trial cut bis throat badly with sharp piece
OF iron, but it is thought not fatally.
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Money for the Creditors OF the First
National Bank OF New Orleans.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Colonel Charles
Case, receiver of the First National Bank of
New Orleans, reports to the Controller of
Currency that he has received intelligence
from Liverpool that the House of Lords has
just decided the last of series Of chancery
cases in his favor, thus securing some S70,-
600 or more to the fund for the general
creditors of the bank. These cases have
been under litigation through the various
English courts for six years-since the failure
of the bank. '.-
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cwHcu Notwithstanding the fact
That many persons have left the city for the
summer. the churches. as 4 general thing,
were pretty well attended oD Sunday
morning. afternoon. and evening.
Al the Seventh-Street Christian church
18th" morning four persons were received
.nu the fellowship Of the church. Z;
The congregation of Pine-Street Baptist
oiurch received information on Sunday that
their pastor Rev. J. B. HutSon, who had
been previously sick in Petersburg. was 60
mura more indi>posed that he would not be
aide Ia ill his pulpit. Owing to this fact,
Rev. ]. 4. Jeler, D. D., preached at II A. NJ.
and Rev. Dr. Dickinson at 81 p. NJ.
In til" absence of DR.. Wall, pastor of st.
Johns tEpiscopaN church, who is on visit
10 The country. Mr.. Shields, theological
student. read the service in that church in
Ii" morning and MIR. Edward Wall at night,
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REFUSED TO SERVE ON CoRoNER's JuRy.--A
jury had been summoned in q recent case
where coroner's inquest was held, and
four jurymen out of the twelve refused to
serve. DR.. Taylor intends. to report all such
cases hereafter to the Hastings Court.
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The Picnic YEsTERpAY.-The Catholic
societies of Richmond may well congratulate
themselves upon the grand success of their
picnic yesterday at the State Fair Grounds.
The trains throughout the day were engaged
in transporting to the scene of festivities
large crowds, and by evening it is estimated
that not much less than fifteen hundred per-
SOUS were on the ground.
The various committees did everything in
their power to promote the enjoyment of all,
and we are sure their efforts were eminently
successful. Not the least thing Of IN un-
pleasant nature occurred, and all returned at
night highly pleased with the days recrea-
ton.
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RsFrBLlcAS WARD MEETlNGs.-NeXt Fri
Ii, night. the 18th instant. has been desiS-
4rri by the City Central Committee as the
mas. ior the Republicans Of the city to meet
nrhsir respective wards TO elect two delegates
rh iu rrir",ent the city in the State Con-
y,nii"n. which will assemble in Lynchburg
ON IN. GNlh Instant
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE July q. 1S73.-Mrs.
Mary Seldom, Fifeville, Goochland, Va. !;
John j. ThurSton, Tullahoma, Tenn. Mol
lie E. Gresham, Stephensville, Va. Clarence
Provost, 40 St. Paul street, Baltimore, Md. !;
Miss Sallie Hollis, 109 west Fayetteville
street, Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Mary L. Green,
1O9 west Fayetteville street, Baltimore, Nd;
Miss Emma White, rear Willis's drug store,
Fourth and Franklin streets, city Miss l..
Lewis, GAL Chestnut street, Springfield, Mass;
Thomas G. Epps, city F. Gimmini, SAUCER
ties, n. Y; q. w. Hobson, care of T. r.
Branch, city.
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De,sstructiye Conffasratioras.

NORWICH, CT, July 21.-The suspender
Company buildings, machinery, and stock
were burned this morning .rlt Loss, s57,oOO.
Insured. 49,. -, -, e -. 49,:
PniIADE1pHlA, July 21.-The machine
SHOPS. corper OF TWenty-6rst and CaloW-l
hill streets, known az the Industrial Works,
were burned to-day. 1, 4 i
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The STEAMER SYLVESTER lin consequence
Of breaking her shaft did not arrive here
yesterday. She will be repaired in time to
arrive on her usual time Wednesday. The
mishup occurred in Norfolk barber yester-
day morning.
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HAVE ANSLYzED THE RHisKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of 7'SB SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia, aud hnd itfsee from fusil oil aud other
Impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J.B. McCAw, M.D,u
Latc Prof. Of Chemistry Medical College OF Va.