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The NEW JERSEY TRAGEDY.-Thc three
brothers Thielborn, who caused in Newark,
n. j., on Thursday afternoon the fearful
tragedy in which they persisted, We're bu-
RED Saturday in potter's field. The re-
mains Of Charles Fischer and John Albers,
two OF their victims, were also taken to
their final resting-places. The Thielhorns
were followed to their graves only by their
sister, A large throng attended the func-
rails Of Fischer and Albers. The jury OF
inquest over the bodies Of the, victims OF the
Thiehorns rendered verdict that they
came to their deaths from the effects OF
pistol-Shot wounds Mt the. hands OF
the ThielhornS. The jury also rem
dered verdict that the immediate cause OF
the death OF the Thelhorns was from drown
ing in the Passaic river, but that this was
the result of close pursuit by an excited
crowd; that large number OF stones had
been thrown at the Theilhorns, both while
pursued by the crowd and after they had
Jumped into the river and; were virtually
disarmed. The jury declare that the; AZ
tack on the Thielhorns while in the water
was unwarranted, and that the persons who
stoned them are censurable for their deaths,
however satisfactory that result may be to
the community.
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c. C. Stilley, an eX-journalist, was found
dead on Friday night in front Of A. b.
Roane's grocery, at Tarboro, n. G. He
commenced life as n minister OF the Free
Will Baptist denomination, which calling he
pursued up to the time OF his marriage with
a Miss Hunncutt, OF Fredericksburg, Va,
Just before or soon after the close OF the
war. Death was caused by exposure.
The Bank of England holds not less than
S153, 900, 900 Of idle gold, and shrewd foreign
bankers estimate the total amount OF loana-
bic funds in London ut this moment as be-
tween S750,000,000 and 81, 1000, 100000. One
per cent. is about the best that can be OBJ
tanned for money, even in moderate amounts.
The whole Of the above amount could not be
loaned free of interest. These facts will en-
plain the sweeping advance in British con-
soils during the past week.
Anew Haven Conn., dispatch announces
the failure Of McLagor d Smith, iron found
ers. Liabilities, 100000, OF which SSS, 1000 is
secured.
Frank Walworth, who killed his father,
Mansfield Walworth, and who is now con-
fined in the Auburn Lunatic Asylum, is to
have hi, sanity tested by a commission.
The first five sacks Of the new crop OF
rice has arrived at New Orleans. 1t is OF
fine quality, indicating favorable yield.
The first received last year was on July /.
Frederick Douglass, Jr., has written a let
ter protesting against the employment OF
white teachers in colored public schools.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 21, 1876,
and closes June FL, 1877. The College embraces
eight separate schools-viZ, Latin. Greek, Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics. Chemis-
try, and Philosophy, supplied by corps of seven
Professors The past session was emnently success
full, and leaves the institution in excellent working
order. lis situation, buildings apparatus, and inter-
estbearing endowment enable II TO dispense liberal
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition In any three sch0ols.S 80
Fuel, light, washing, and board In mess clubs,
about. 11o
Total. .s2o3
Or by boarding at College Hotel instead OF
messing
For catalogues giving full information, address
Is. PURYEAR,
jy l:HtSc25 Chairman OF Faculty.
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DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH AN Expo
LICEMAN.-A shooting atfray occurred in
New York Sunday morning. 4 police Off
Ger heard q man and woman quarrelling at
the corner of Beach street and ST. Johns
lane. He ordered them to move away, and
the man fired at him, the ball striking him
in the thigh. The man ran, and the police
officer pursued and gave alarm raps, which
brought the other officers, who were also
fired on by the ruffian. One OF these Off
GERS returned the fire, but missed his mark.
Other officers came, ut whom the man fired
twice, and then fled into liquor saloon, and,
getting behind table, fired at the first officer
who entered. This officer returned the fire,
and the would-be murderer fell with a bull
let through his breast. He was recognized
as an eX-polceman named Peter Shaw, who
was dismissed for robbing pedlcr. His
wound is in the vicinity OF the heart, and is
probably fatal. c
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On Friday the graves. of Confederate
soldiers buried at the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs were = deeoIntcd 7 with
flowers. ~ 4 , ss ~ {. IN -
= Ice-maehines in New iOrleans, aqua
ammonia process, make two hundred tons
OF ice per, day, and this. amount can be
doubledif necessary. 4s2,s.lsii
Two Cuban ladies are creating a sensation
at one, OF the Saratoga hotels by the rare,
elegance of their costumes. Their COM
bined luggage numbers nineteen trunks
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A 100000 WILL SEcRETED FOR sTYEEEN
YEARs.-Sixteen years ago Mrs. Barbara
Loub, wife of a farmer residing in Carl
stadt, Bergen county, New Jersey, madeia
will, leaving property amounting to $4,000
to her sister, Rosa bigger, wife Of John Big
or, of Hackensack.. Barbara died and Mr.
Loub married again, and the will was kept
secret. Mrs. bigger heard OF the terms OF
the instrument, however, and on Friday she
and her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Don
oval,, OF. Jersey City, filed the necessary pa
pers with the surrogate Of Bergen county.
The property is estimated to be worth
ST., 600 or $4,000. 80. III; 800 III
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II ENMORE UNIVERSITY 49,. r.
~
AMHERST CoURTuouss. Va. ''

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, Va.
III. 4. STROBE tMath. Medalist, University OF
Firginia), Principal and Instructor in Mathematics
and Natural Sciences '@f.
ii. c. BROCK, L. Lit, University OF Virginia (rc-
Gently assistant instructor in Latin, University of
Nirginia), instructor In Greek, Latin, French, and
German. as.e.
students received If over ten years of age. The
school is easily accessible by railroad large GYM
NASIUM BUILDING, well appointed, Is Il late impor-
tant addition to the school.
: TERMS for half session. parable In adva nee: TUT
ton and board Including fuel and medical atten-
dance, $3.50. For students under fifteen years of
age: Tuition and board Including fuel medical at
tendance, lights, and washing, Sl36.
For catalogue address IL. A. STROBE,
~ 4-Stru. &Th.2 On - -. L.. Principal.
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GENERAL NEWS.


DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT-RETNION OF
gNAH0NE's MEN. i
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.I 81
NORFOLK, VA, July 17.-John G. Rodgers,
an old and prominent merchant, OF the firm
Of Martin & Rodgers, died this morning
after brief illness. The deceased belonged
to the Blues during the war. @
The preparations were completed to-day
for giving Mahone's old brigade a grand
reception on the 31st.
Norfolk County Court sent four negroes
to the penitentiary to-day, two for eight
and two for five years.
-1...' ~. BUTLER CONTRADICTs.
BosToS, July 17.-Butler contradicts the
statement that he has withdrawn from the
congressional contest. :
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BURIAL OF SENATOR LATHRoP.-Thc sad
death OF Hon. A. P. Lathrop, at Richmond,
Va, Monday, from sunstroke, has already
been noticed in our columns. His remains
reached the city yesterday, and We're in
tered from the residence of his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Edward Newhall, in the after
noon, Rev. DR.. Witherspoon, Of st. PauPs
Episcopal church, officiating. Cincinnati
Commercial of 14M.
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EDVCATIONAl,.

A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
IA STAUNTON, VA.
The academic term of this institution 1, begins on
the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, and
closes on The corresponding day in June following
This is the largest iirst-class institution in Virginia
for young ladies' 1t has corps Of twenty-five Of
cers and teachers. The English course is extensive
and thorough. Advantages for music, languages
drawing, and painting cannot be surpassed. For
catalogue containing full particulars, apply to
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN,
~ JS-1,n princiDa1.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.

THE WHEAT GOOD AND THE QUANTITY Salts
FACT0RY-THE 0AT CROP sHoRT--CORN
CRITIcAL-THE TILDEN TOMATO.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatchl
july Is, 1876.
Our farmers generally have gotten out
their wheat. THE yield is entirely satisiac-
tory, and the quality is Of the kind to make
fancy-brand -four. 80. TIA
Oats have been harvested and stacked or
housed. The crop is quite short-not more
than three fourths Of an average. The sea-
that the heat was so great as to cause sevc-
raj reapers to faint In the field and others to
discontinue cutting.
Corn, which is our staple, is now at q
critical stage. 1t has been well worked, but
unless we have rain in ten days the yield
will be materially shortened.
The upper part OF this county is suffering
from drought which has been most DAM
aging, not on account Of its length but on
account Of the great heat and the drying
winds. Our gardens and truck-patches are
failure, and our three most important mills
are idle for the want of water.
II it is in order, now move that the
thanks OF Virginia be rendered the DIS
patch for its brave and efficient service in
securing the nomination Of Tllden. Csc
conded and unanimously carried" BY the
way, did it ever occur to you that certain
tomato, noted for its solidty, beauty, and
durability, has made the name Of "Tilden y
4 household word?
Those of our citizens who were tempted
to subscribe for the New York Tribune by
much reading and many promises OF indie
pendence are now crying out that they have
been deceived. and are ordering their pa
pers to be stopped. "Scrvcd them right"
some say. PENINSULA.
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RE-EXHIBlTED.
CoRS.-Nired, $50 bushels.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
J,Ir


MONDAY, July II, 1876.
Since our last weekly report there has been no
change In our market worthy OF note Theiweather
has somewhat moderated, but Is still very hot There
have been good many local rains-in some sections
almost too much and in others but very little. Still
the crops have been somewhat benefited, but to In
sure full half crop Of tobacco we need now steady
fall OF rain Of at least twelve to twentyfor hours.
Our market Is very firm.
The breaks last week comprised 1903 hogsheads,
270 tlerces, and 32 boxes. $50.
We continue to quote: U se.5ll.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @$3.50. f7i
DARK.--LugS--Yery common, S49S5; medium
10 good $6.56@$7; extra, $7.50@$9. Leaf-Gom.
mon, s7@$s; medium, s9@$lO; good. Si1@
the Mediterranean market, $3.50; fine extra black
wrappers, S15.501$1e. y - 3 IL,
BRiGnT.-Lu sS@$l0 medium. TO
good, I'll MSl2.50; fine smoking. S15Gg$2O; extra
Smoking, S3O@$25. backgammon to medium,
s9@sl2 good to ine $i2yao e51ra naers' mo ns,
tdum to good, $26@S30; fine, $30@$45; extra,
s60@$90. a,,.oa
M1MoGANY.-W rappersn,Co Common, VI 1920
S25 medium to good, $25@s30; tine, $500 )
extra S50MSG0. s.a
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cELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

My school will be reopened September 18th next
and continue Its session until June 18TH: 1879
TERMS: For board and tuition exclusive Of wash
ipg) 5000, payable In equal instxlments ut begin
ming, middle, and end of session. =:
= References: Faculty of University of Virginia,
faculty of Richmond College Address, ~
:, - 49, y. EDWARD G,GWATHNEY.
lie 26-eod6w. Taylorsville, Hanover county, va.
HAMPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE, VA.
The hundred and first session will begin on the
7Tu OF SEPTEMBER, 1876, aud close on the
Thursday after the second Tuesday in the following
: For catalogue orfurther information, apply to
-, REV. j. M. II. ATKINSON d. D., President,
or to L., L. HoLLADAY, Clerk OF Faculty.. fr
u je 26-2taw2m 4'!.tiEit'.Ct ii5
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LAUNDRIEs.
NHE STAR LAUNDRY.

THE STAR LAUNDRY; ia. 49,
Il r.,.,-,..ss III. No. ] a east Broad street,
.f!lif,. between First and Second, south side, T.,
is now prepared to do large amount Of WASH
ING. StARCHING, and IRONING In the very best
manner and latest style. Euttng done on ladies' and
misses, clothing. Lace curtains doneup as good rs
new. Store aud custom shirts done with either soft
or g.oss-fnisb. All work guaranteed 'tss
Good WASHERS and RONERS wanted. ~ yTs
lFt. : ~ MRS. w. BYRNE, IS;
~ 9-lm !; r{st, Z! .:sf.f,.t |stgt Proprietor.
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by Telegraph.
~TSHrY vnDK nrApE ETS

NEW YORK, July INJECTION quiet; sales Of
243 bales ut l!a@l l5.l6c e., sot tls n s sSas
5lsts AND roo af 70 Choice ea @
heavy; 65c.@$l.10 for winter red western: $l.o6
Corn unsettled, heavy and l@2c lower; 5s95Skc;
for graded mixed 4e@5eS for upsrade s,ln MIXED sSd
@ yellow m Ssaer ga's pna
33@44c for white. Cofec-Rio about steady 10
DC gold for job lots. Sugar very firm and quiet;
sxSSsi1 dS1 for 70 e Standard for
powdered; sc. for granulated and crushed. 20,
gue1 small sales se Taog
steady at 8@Shc Rosin and turpentine !. steady.
Pork very dull and shade lower; new mess. $ZUiO'
kew sFu a shade armer 1t sIisssi.l3k FreIghts
'''' pe' = '''e'' BALTIMORE. 834
uA1TINoRE, July l7.--Flour quiet; Howard
Street and western superGne, S3gS3. 20 extrn-
sn aEr sSS9ssss s Sy a Mo- ssPsaE
Mafyassa1 %Sit e.
oss sGS ssss
lower at PsSysos aule. ana
sess p risaS r ioSe
cicar rih.I 2 2Kc hams 16h1 1910. Lard STEADY;
refined 12Jsa IKE. Coffee quiet and steady. ms
key dun ats1.1s&. Sugar strong ana hishers a.
A4"'. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, july 17.-Flour quiet; extra, $500
@$s75 fay s Ssi az %i,ts, siO5@sIio.
Corr Co9rn-White, sec OATS, ssc; PIoyisionsEDsmand
light holders rm I9rk III sIsaI side iSac
Bacon~Shouiders, De-; clear rb-sides. II r.. clear
sides l2s hams ai 14G a, aaTS.iis i' As'
CINCINNATI go
CIycrNSATIJuly 7-Flour quiet and nnch2nged
Wheat ,lulI and easier: new white, $1.Oo44xI.1U;
red. 70@75c. Corn quiet and steady; 4794Sc. ior
sheiled oats quiet mixed, 25@2Sc. Rye dnli ana
nominal at 7O6l72c. Barley dull 40. FORK auil
held at 800 IS; $50 bid. Lard easier prime steam
rendered lie I}ulk-meats in fair demand Eelu ~
&C. for shoulders clear rib-sides, Sl03 5GsiOSI1;
clear sides. SlG.75. Bacon In fair demand; snouE
ders 9@9kc.; clear rib-sidcs. IlHc: si el
sides 1%c aud stcady. Hogs firm heavy, SS;ou9
%8 SIS: receipts ], ZOO head; shipments, $50 neaA
WhisEey in good demand aud firm.
ST. LOUIS,
ST. LOUIS, July l7.JFiour quiet and unclmnzed
Vhcai-No q red fall, LAO cash. Oats nrmery
10 o. 3nc. cash Rye dull; &c. bid. Wbiskey
dull Mt Al i o. Pork and lard quiet ana unchanSe9.
Rnikn,eats dull and nominal. Bacon easier snoni.
ders. &C. clear rib and clear sides, il$ell7c. ana
11a@11Hc. 23. -. - : ,,v,,,,r
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
puI, ApELPHIA, July 1.-THE cattle market was
dull this week, aud prices lower about $500 head
arrived and sold al 6G6kc. for extra Pennsylyanls
aud western steers 51G54c. for fair % good 4g
&c "a H. gross Tor comnon, as to quality. Shcep
% NE vi thenf decided change 2O06 head sold az
4Lm5Yc D. gross, 10 condition. HOGS were ~,
changed; 900 head Sold at se.So@si0.zo q Ivy o
.-tlN III
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TOILET ARTICLES
T. i Is Z
NGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES

iENGLIsH HAIR-BRUsHEs. JI5a
.El ...yrrf gFr+.f q. !, ~ s24: b3,Stii%.t@tIfH
A large aud varied assortment Of ina ENGLISH
!. and other HATR-nRUsHEs. IT, .4.s5Bn sssst.i:
Also, nne Ivory ana REss1NG COMES 49,.
ENGLISH oYH-BRI sHEs lmste 70 j, s.
NAn-BRUsHEsif ana other .TotLET Articles.
For sale by Lii = Fl J. BLAIR, Druggists
.3e9 corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGIyEER,}
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1875.
NOTICE TO NE-CONTRACTORS

"
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this
Office until TUESDAY. July 25th, ut O'Clock P !.
NJ, for furnishing and laying GRANITE CURLING
and FLAGGlNG for the term OF eight months from
the 1st Of August next t1S76c
bidders will exhibit specimens Of stone proposed
to be delivered and will receive the contract price
for such stone delivered remove the same at their
option.
Thc Committee on Streets reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals offered.
TERMS Of proposals can be Obtained and specifca-
- - - s,s'sW w. e. CUTSHAW,
" I3-tl City Engineer
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF SCHOOL BoARD.)
No. sos MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, July 1S, 1875. }
THO H0AJ-DEATE r., 4,

n
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this
.oflce until THURSDAY, July LIST Instant ut 12 NJ,
for FURNISHING THE RICHMOND PUBLIC
SCHOOLS WITH FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF
1000 POUNDS (more or lcss) OF BEST QUALITY
RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, egg size. Sam
pies Will be required!
reject any or all bids.
THE coal to be delivered at the school-houses In the
months Of August and September
ALFRED MOSES,
" 1S-2t Supervisor School Property.
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" ISL III
1OUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

kIVU II1CNN i TUuhIU IND I II 2 I Is
y Mrs. MARIA l.. DARLINGTON, Princpal
Rev. PIKE POWERS, Vice-Princpal.
This institution, having been thoroughly repaired,
will commence its twenty-fourth session on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER with an able corps
of professors. Nine ToGNo has charge of the
French classes. For terms, apply to Principal, 3
east Grace street. Richmond, Va. " lS-d&sW3m
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ByTclesr,tph.
y NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Noon. Money, q. Gold,
liz Exchange-L Long, zS9 > short, 491. Govern
! Erensag.-M Money easy az 2. Sterling quiet Of
dull and steady. States quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE.
4 BALTIMORE, July 17.-yirginia 6's, deferred. :
consols, 65A; second series, SO.
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PAINTS. OILS, 4
DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION,
Just received at

JULIUS MEYERS, 6o3 BROAD STREET.
20 pieces PURE LINEN SUITINGs at l2A worth
Is pieces STRIPED LINEN DRILL at 1sc. worth
. cases ID BLEACHED COTTON notdamaged)
at &c. regular I0c. goods;
90 pieces piece, BLACK GRENADINES at extremely bow
10 ppieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at zoe.
90 pieces 1coL,oRED GRENADINES at 1oc., re-
duced from 1885,:
20 pieces CAMBRiC-FINISH,G ALICOEs,f newest
STYLES. at &c, and many other bargains ut
~ a,eod 80 JULIUS MEYERS.
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TIE RIGHT TO TRY CASES on SUNDAY
Jewell. FAMILY AGAIN IN TRouBLE.-On
Sunday morning last Rhoda Fewell was ar
rested on Il charge OF assaulting his wife on
the night previous. He was tried before
Justices Whiting and L. B. Butler, who sent
him to jail for twelve months and in addi-
ton imposed on him fine Of fifty dollars.
On Tuesday his counsel, c. E. Nicol, Esq.
obtained writ Of habeas corpus from the
Judge of the County Court. who released
had no right to try q case on Sunday. Z. f.
Meredith, Esq, commemorative attorney,
as soon as the prisoner was discharged
had him arrested for the same offence
and brought before Justice A. w. Sinclair,
who sent him on to the grand jury and put
his bail at five hundred dollars. Jewell
was unable to give the bail, and consequently
was committed to Jail. He is also under az
rest upon Il peace-warrant sued out by Mrs.
Fewell.-OfonasSas Gazette.
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! honorary president; III. Ad Sfemisnr. SEN
ator, president; De. Derenbonfg, member
OF the French Institute, Weep president M.
tS.; I'll. Goldschmidts Yice.p Il III. IN.
LeYen, counsellor Of the Court OF Appeals,
secretary; and others. i:
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THRILLING WRESTLING MATCH.-The
wrestling match which took place ut Ford's
Opera-House, Baltimore, on Saturday night
between Thiebaud Bauer and William Mil
Ter proved one Of the most exciting contests
ever witnessed in Baltimore. The match
was for $500 side and the championship OF
the world, best three falls in five, all holds
to be taken above the waist, f.catch as can,'
with no striking, scratching, kicking, or
tripping. The attendance was very large
and enthusiastic. t.,..
After contest OF nearly four hours, with
three intermissions Of fifteen minutes each,
Miller was declared to have won one fall
and Bauer two. The fourth bout was in
terfered with by the police on account Of
the approach Of Sunday. Etr,
The judges were Mr.. A. X. Fulton for
Bauer, j. X. Spies for Miller, and Mr.. Innes
Randolph referee. The stage was carpeted
and thickly padded.
!. The stakes will be returned, and the net
proceeds OF the house were equally divided
between the wrestlers. All outside bets
were of course decided off with the main
wager.
Bauer, it is understood, is not willing to
renew the match for week at least, and
will 60 into training by Mr.. Fulton.
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OFFICE OF CITY ESGIEEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1876.
NOTICE TO IRREGULARITIES.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until TUESDAY, July 25th, NJ 6 O'Clock 7.
PAVING-BRICKS (made of Rockets clay), to be
delivered at such points as may be required.
bidders will state the number and time within
which bricks can be furnished, and exhibit speci-
mems OF bricks proposed to BIO delivered.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right to re
ject any or all proposals offered. :!
Forms of proposals can be obtained and speciica
'''''' - "rp'' w. L. OUTSILAW,
iyl3-td l City Engineer.
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4 WATCHES, JEwELRY, DC: J.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-HaYing dis "a
= continued the business OF lending money k1 81
nm cnllaterals. have determined to sell oil &AH&
the forfeited pledges on hand at the advances INSIDE
On same, which IS In every case much below Original
cost, The goods consist OF
Magnificent DIAMOND RINGSr-x ,,,-,r,,.s,
Superb STEM and KEY-WlNDING W!As;TTCsHiEtgSs III,
z VEST, GUARD, OPERA, and CHATELAIAE
ELEGANT AMETHYST, CAMEO, and other SET
RINGS, BUTTONS, &c.. s. ~;
shall continue to sell until all the arficls are uis
ments viii be offered 70 purchasers So come carry
and often to =. A-zMs s.,..r,,, nc,
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oUrLXwRY Isl New JEasnT-ATrEMpT TO
CAPTURE a TEAM. An attempt was made
about II O'clock on Friday night by band
Of thirty tran,ps to take possession OF o
freight train on the Belyidere railroad. They
had made up q plan to run the train 10 Eas-
ton. Their arrangements were overheard
by a watchman at the railroad, and informn-
ton was communicated to the police. The
marshal summoned q posse OF police and
went to Green street, where the train was
boarded. The gang OF men were on hand,
and when they saw the officers all except
1--WE jumped OFF and SWAN across the feeder.
They were pursued and fired upon, but es-
capped. The five men who remained on the
train were arrested.
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THE TURKISH WAR.

RUMoRs ABoUTtAN ARMIsTIcE-A TURKISH DIS
TER-C0NTRADTCT0RY REPORTs-THE CAP
TgRE, OF AosTAR EXPECTED.
PARTS, July 16.-The rumors that nego-
tiations for an armistice between Turkey
and servia have already been opened are in
correct. The Powers are, however, consid-
ering the conditions which should eventu-
ally form the basis OF an armistice, which
will be proposed when the opportunity
offers. -r !,
BUCHAREST, July 16.-The War Minister
has introduced bill for the mobilization OF
the Roumanian army and calling out the re-
serves.