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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27
The Yorkshire Races.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-The principal event of
this the last day of the York August meeting
was the race for the grand Yorkshire stakes.
Eleven ran, and the betting at the start was
to against Victor Emmanuel, 4 to against
Aopllo, to l against the Prince palutine and
30 to 1 against Napsburg. The favorte was
badly beaten and the race was won by Maps
burg, with Apollo second and Prince Palatiue
third Victor Emmanuel was not placed,
Attempted Assassination of King Thebau.
LONDON, Aug. 27.--The Standards dispatch
from Thyetmayo says: Reports have been
received from Mandalay OF an attempt to as
sassinate King Thebau. ponghee went to
the kings apartment where no WAS stopped
and questioned. His replies were unsutis.
factory, and he was seized, when dagger
dropped from his garments. lie had twelve
associates. The ponghee and one of his asso.
Ciates were put to death.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 26.-The steamship +.
b. Ward, hence August 5 for Bay islands and
Spanish Honduras, is six days overdue, and
fears are entertained for her safety.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27

HARTFORD, CoNN,, Aug, 2J,--At Dan Nace'i
sale OF uotters to-day Wilbur f., winner IN
the 1886 class to-day, was sold 10 a lh,,1toI'
phia gentleman for S3,i5O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27

The Times correspondent at Constantinople
has received from AN anonymous source n copy
Of II soditOus proclamation in Turkish, which
is being clandestinely circulated in Constnnti-
nop!c. 1t consists mostly of series of violent
improcations against the imperial family, from
lbrahim Pasha to the present sultan, who is
said to have destroyed in six mouthsan empire
six centuries old. The document concludes
as follows: 1--WE have been utterly ruined by
the sultanatc and can only be saved by justice
and liberty, Let us ro-establish Islamism IN
its pristine purity. Let us assemble our dep.
uties and choose new chief" The idea of
abOlishing the drspOtic sutanOte and return
ing to the primitive institutions. according to
which the caliph was elected by the people
and controlled by tho cIemas, is often ex-
pressed at present by the more liberal mussel.
mans.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27
A Woman In Politics.

LONDON, Aug. ga Berlin dispatch to the
Standard says Mile. Sara Rernhardt has
given occasion to an incident of international
importance. At public dinner in her honor
at Copenhagen Baron Msgnus, the German
envoy proposed the toast France" aud cou.
pied with it tile name of Mllr .Bernhardt, who
expressed in her response the hope that the
toast was to the whole of France, Alsace and
cheored enthusiastically. A member of the
French legation then dcscanted upon the an.
cient and intimate relations between Den
mark and France, whom the Dane who pre-
sided left the table. 1t is expected that Baron
Magnus will be instructed to take long
leave of absence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27
American Cattle In England.

LONDON, Aug. 27.--In the house of commons
last mcht Mr.. Mundolla, vice president Of the
council, IN reply TO questions stated that DR..
Licman, an American inspector, who has Just
left England, reported that stringent measures
to check the spread Of Texan fcvor in cattle
shipped from Boston were quite necessary,
aud hc would report to the American authori.
tics tho necessity of adopting more stringent
regulations in tho importation of cattle from
the western states. Mr.. Mundolla reported
tho arrival OF another cargo, Of which in ship
ment Of uinty.hve cattle twenty were thrown
overheard and nine were found to have Texan
fever
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
The British Forces in Afghanlstan In
Imminent Danger.
Formidable Attacks on General Roberts
Relief Column - Forage for tho
Animals Burned in Front.
Bad Asnect of Afghan An,Irs.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Tho Standard has tho
following from Bombay "A great sensation
was created hcre by tho ncws that the govern.
ment had ordered General Stewart TO halt at
Jcllalabad owing to the position of affairs at
Cabul. II is reported that there is some de-
fcctlon among the ameer's troops and that q
great demonstration has been made by Yakoob
Khans party In favor of the late amcer and
Ayoob Khan"
A dispatch from Chcoman TO the same pa.
per says: "The khan of Ktelat's troops have
mutined A detachment of lIighlanders have
been sent to assist the khan. Tho mutiueers
arc said to be several thousand strong Ayoob
Khan has sent to Herat for ammunition. He
has 6,000 troops in reserve at Farrah."
LONDON, Aug. 2G-In the house of com.
nous to-day tho Marquis Of Harrington, re.
plying to an inquiry, stated that General
Stewart did not destroy the Notifications of
Shirpur lie left them for Abdurahman
Khan with some guns of Afghan manuiac.
ture, but no small arms.
UltImstum of the Powers.
LONDON, Aug. 90 "A dispatch from Con-
stnntiuoplc to tho Times, dated to-day, says
The collective note Of the powers In reply to
the portc's Inst note on the Greek frontier
question has been signed, and will be pre-
senled to Ahcddin Pasha to-day by the drago-
man of the German embassy. 1t declares that
the new boundary having been fixed by the
mediatorSl conference nj Berlin and uuan.
imously adopted by the powers tho reopeniug
of negotiations on the subject is declined.
Precautionary Measures In ireland.
LONDON Aug. oG.-Precau;ions arc being
taken against the expected resistance Ia
evicions in the west of ireland. Iron huts
for the police arc in course of construction
near Carc-Morrs, in County Mayo, and other
places whore trouble is thought likely to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-27

General Sherman writes the closing letter
of the correspondence (as published 1t is
dated Washington, January go lie says;
GENERAL The passage Of the bill for counting
the electoral vote approved by the president, ends,
in my Judgment, all possible danger of confusion
imbroglio. l feel certain that the dual govern
ments in South Carolina and Louisiana viii be
decided by the same means which determines
who Is " be the neNt president Of the
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received a letter from Molie Fincber. the
starving girl OF Brooklyn, but he will not
make 1t public Just set.
MOnmOuth.Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, LOxG BRANCH. n. j..
July lO.-To-day was the fourth and las
DAY OF the MonmOuth-Park summer meet
ing.
The first race free handicap sweepstakes
one and bali miles-was won by Ferida
surge, second; Virglian, third. Time,
2:42.
The second race-iree handicap sweep.
stake Tor three-year-olds. distance one mile
and furloDg-was won by Kitty j. 4; Emil.
" F., second; 0servanda. third. Time,
800.
The third race-s5O0 purse for two. year.
olds. distance 6ye-eigbtb mile-was won by
Iopsy; Bazes, second; Strathspey, third.
Time, 1904.
The fourth rece-sweepstakes OF 81 900
each, one-baIf forfeit with 81 900 added,
distance one and a quarter mles-wa. won
by Luke Blackburn; Duke Monrose. sec.
ond; Grenada, ten lengths behind. Time,
2:l14.
The fifth race-for the MonmOuth.cup
sweepstakes, two and quarter mIes-was
won by Report; Monitor, second; Uncas,
third. Time, 400.
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The Dciarnette Shooting.
tDanVille Post, Saturday. J


No new facts were developed yesterday
concerning the details OF the shooting OF
MOllie Deiarnette by her brother. The ante.
morton statement OF the wounded girl was
taken Yesterday morning in the presence OF
Hon. George &. Ayres, MAYOR, aud j. ID.
Blackwell, Esq. attorney for the Common
wealth, ia which the circumstances are mar
rated substantially as published by us yes.
terday.
Al her earnest request an interview was
allowed with her brother, in which she
exhibited most meek, cOntrile, and for
giving spirit, while he maintained de-
meanor Of steical severity and fOrtltude.
He talks but little, and the tenor OF his con-
versaiiOn is i'm justification OF his act. lie
was very anxious to learn the name OF her
betrayer, and IT is understood that at their
last interview yesterday he was Informed
by Der.
At the hour of IL O'Clock last night her
condition was reported to be materially I'M
changed. She was then suffering intensely
from the pain OF her wounds, and was at
times slightly delerlOuS. In the opinion OF
The attendant physicians the result Is only
question OF time.
The examining trial OF Deiarnette before
the Mayors Court will be postponed 10
await The result OF her injuries. 1t is said
that able counsel have been employed for
his defence.
II is reported that Leila Lester, the keeper
Of the house in which the tragedy occurred,
has mysteriously disappeared. not having
been seen since late hour on the night OF
The occurrence, when she was recognized
on the street by Policeman Lowrie and d.
Tected TO 10 home; which, however, she
failed 70 do.
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Now York.

TROUBLES II THE NEW YORK POLICE BOARD.
NEW YORK, July 10.-Judge Freedman
has rendered decision in the Police Board
muddle. vacating the injunction OF Judge
Van Huesen 80 far as stay Of proceedings is
concerned, which prohibited the Board
from acting on Judge Daniels's decision re-
Installing General smith. General Smith
appeared at the meeting OF The Police
Board this afternoon, and was promptly
recognized as a member. Superintendent
Walling has been Injected TO promulgate
the fact in a general order 10 the force.
New YORK, July 10.-POlice- Commits
sioner Voorhis, who was displaced by Gen
eral Smith, when served by Superintendent
Walling with Judge FreedWan's order re-
fused TO recognize It, and took bis desk at
headquarters, when he drew up protest
against the legality OF tO-day's action In the
Police Board. He also instructed his clerk
and messenger to retain their positions.
THE FASTING DOCTOR COMPLETES HIS TWELFTH
New YORK. July l0.-Dr. Tanner ut noon
completed his twelfth day OF fasting. The
doctors saw bis condition Is better than al
any time during the week. His pulse Is 500
aud bodily condition unchanged. lie has
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POIITICAE.
The Great Ratification Meeting.

DETAILS FURTHER ARRANGED AND THE INVITA-
TON TO TANMANY HALL RENEWED.
NEW YORK. July 10.-The Irving Hall
Committee has completed arrangements for
holding its great meeting TO ratiiy the nOmi-
nations Of Hancock and English on the
2Slh instant at the Academy OF Music,
Irving and Nilsson halls. The following
invitation to TaTmlny to take part in the
meeting was issued last night:
"IRvING HALL,)
GETTY OF NEw YORK, July Q, 1880.
GentIemen,- 81 a meeting OF the Demo
cratic organization Of the city and county
OF New York, resolution was unanimous
ly adopted inviting YOU 10 join Us in ralify-
ing the decision OF the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton. In accordance with this resolution
we beg leave to inform You that arrange
mentS have been made for n general
meeting of the Democracy OF this city to
ratify the nomination OF General Winfield
Scott Hancock for President and William
IL. English for Nice-Presdent. The meet
ing will he held at the Academy OF Music,
in this city. on the 18th day Of July Instant,
AT 8 O'Clock l.. VI. The decisions OF the
State and National Democratic Conventions
having determined The regularity OF the or
ganiZatiOn which we represent. the duty
and responsibility OF conducting the presi-
dental campaign in this city devolve upon
the members Of this body. The
meeting which will be held on the
2Sth instant under its auspices is in
tended to include all who sustain the
regularly nominated electoral ticket, at the
head Of which appears the name OF Abram
s. Hewitt. This ticket is pledged to the
support OF the nominees OF the Cincinnati
Convention, and undoubtedly will receive
the votes OF all who desire Democratic
triumph. At the present time there should
be union and harmony among those who
profess TO uphold Democratic principles,
and in that spirit we invite the members OF
your organization to attend the meeting
which has been called in accordance with
Democratic u>ageS.
joins MCkEON,
=. Chairman committee of Arrangements;
"ADOIPH :. WYDLER. Secretary.
" TO robert 4. Van Wyct, Chairman Com
1ndtee Of Iammday HdN General COM
miHee.'
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS.
CONCORD. y. H.. July 10-At 3 fully.at-
tended meeting Of the Democratic State
Committee last night George f. Putnam,
Of Hayerhll. was unanimously elected
chairman. but declined to serve on account
Of business engagements. IL was voted to
postpone a permanent organization till the
state Convention. Putnam was chosen
temporary chairman and j. b. Whittmore,
Of Hill>boro', temporary secretary. Speeches
were made by Hon. Hurry Bingham. Hon.
II. W. Parker. Hon. Thomas Cogswell,
John NJ. Hill. and 4. W. Sulaway,
and others. The Convention will be ar
ranged at the next meeting OF the Commit
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The Norfolk VirginiQn OF Saturday says
the market-house In course OF construction
i'm Atlantic City, corner Second street and
Colev avenue, was blown down yesterday
afternoon during the stOrmabOut O'Clock.
The timbcrs in falling struck one OF the
workmen. trying to prop up the frame
work, iujuring him quite severely though
not seriously. The building was being
erected for General V. ID. Groner.
The leaders have carried out their threat
Of rule or ruin. They have pnt a second
electoral ticket in the field for Hancock,
which action ieOpardizes the Democratic
cause in this State. We feel sure, however,
from the indications in this county that
their action will not be endorsed by thou
sands who synpathize with them in local
issues Bedford Sentinel.
Matthew Lynch, formerly of Philadel-
pbia, was killed last week in New Mexico
bya falling tree. He had accumulated over
"a. 900, 900, which is largely invested in
mines, though he also owned real estate in
Denver and New Mexico. Mr.. Lynch was
a bacIeler, and leaves two brothers and one
sister.
All the prominent Conservatives in the
unanimous in advising all Conservatives 10
stick to the regular ticket. Indeed, no
Conservative has been seen who advises
otherwise. - Richmond letter Petersburg
appeal.
On last Monday morning little Jimmy
PolndeXter. aged two years and two months,
the youngest child OF Mrs. Susan Poindex-
ter, was drowned IN a spring at the resi-
dence OF its grandfather, DR.. Spicer Patrick,
about one and a half miles below Charleston,
West Va.
It is given out auihoriiatively that Secre-
tary Seburz has decided to cast to the winds
his cIyil.service ideas. and, with the con-
sent OF the President, to ignore civil-service
order No. /, and 20 upon the stump and
deliver twenty to thirty political speeches
in favor OF General Gsrteld's election.
Well, well, the so.ealled Readius'ers'
Convention has met. and put forward an
elect oral ticket--a wolf IN sleeps clothing
protesting to be for Hancock and English,
but literally to carry Virginia for Garfield
and Arthur. We don't believe this lltfIe
game will succeed. Fredericksburg Star.
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SATURDAYS KILOGRAMS.
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS IN CuUH-
CIL-F NERAL SERVICES OF DIR. D.
sEARs-NEw YORK POLICE-BOARD TROU-
BLES-ELEvATOR BURNED AT CHICAGO
DIR. TANNER ~ GOOD CONDITION AFTER
FASTING TWELVE DAYs-TWO MEN KILL
ED AND A HOUSE WRECKED BY BOILER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A DRUNKARD-
OTIlsR sUICIDEs-FIRE IN NEW YORK
LAST DAYS RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK
NEW MONEY ORDER OFFICES IN VIRGIL
MA AND NORTH CAROLINA-LORD ROsK-
BERRY MENTIONED AS SUCCESSOR OF
MARQUIS OF ANsDOwNs-vARIOUS FOR
Ell y MINOR ITEMs-FOLICY OF MIR. GLAD
STONE THB TROUBLES ~ TURKEY-THE
FRENCH NATIONAL FETE.
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DECEITFUL WHEAT CROPS Stanton
Vindicat0r. IA few DAYS ago we noticed
the fact that Mr. Henry Hamilton had offered
the wheat on portion of his farm TO Mr..
Brooke E>krdge il be would cut and thresh
it and merely I'm return give Mr.. Hamilton
seed wheat. Mr.. ESkridgc refused the offer.
Since that Mr.. Hamilton has cut and threshed
the field, and it yielded 37S bushels, or ten
bushels TO the acre Mr.. Jacob =. HamiltOn
also had a field that looked like 1t would
make very poor yield, but it has threshed
out 6I7 bushels from "a acres. Captain c.
II. Mason, on hi. farm near SwoOpe's depot.
has threshed out $500 bushels OF wheat
from 125 acres. Colonel Asher Harman's
wheat Welded ID bushels 10 the acre. Mr..
Ballard Smith. on 12'acre field, has
tbrcshed out % bushels to the acre-his
whole crop will probably be 1000 bushels
Of wheat. 1t would appear from these facts
that the WELD in this county is quite up 10
the average OF last years crop.
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BAD SHOOTING AFFAIR IN SMYrH COUNTY.

BAD SHOOTING AFFAIR IN SMYTH COUNTY
Abingdon Standard. I've learn that hor-
rible shooting affair occurred in Rich Val
ley. Smyth county, on Wednesday last. A
man by the name OF Johnson rented of an.
other by the name Of Roberts n piece Of
land which was claimed by one named Doan.
johnson was warned that DOan threat
ened to kill him il be worked the land, but
paid no attention to il. On Wednesday
last, a. Johnson was leaving the field from
work Doan waylaid him, sending his boy to
see when he left, and shot him in the back
with double barrelled shotgun. and As
johnson turned around TO the direction
from whence the shot came Doantfired
again, literally filling JohnsOn's breast and
face with shot. Johnson Is still alive,
though badly mutilated. Doan has not been
arrested, and has said he does not intend to
be. He is perfectly familiar with all the
caves and hooks in the mountains near by,
and it Will be hard to get him at all.
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t,bifuary.

New YORK, July 10.-Tbe death OF DR..
James Beany, physician OF Charleston, ;.
C., was reported to-day at the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics. He was attacked with soft
ening OF the brain while stlying with some
friends at Fort Hamilton. and died yesier-
day aged siXty-seven. The body has been
sent to Montgomery, Ala. for inierment.
FUNERAL SERVICES OF DR.. SEARS.
BOsToN, July 10.-The funeral services
over the remains Of the late Rev. DR.. BarnaS
Sears yesterday at Brooklne were solemn
aud impressive. Remarks were made by
Ex-Governor Boutwell,; Rev. DR.. AIyih
Honey, president OF Newton Theological
Institution: Rev. John ). Lincoln, Of Brown
Univeritv; and Hon. Robert Winthrop
all lifelong friends OF deceased. Mr.. Win
tbrop and Chief.Justlce Waite were present
a, representatives Of the Peabody Educa-
tiOnaI Fund.
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PROYSpSAls.
SUFFOLK, VA, July 9, 1880.
NEAI En- Dp0pHsAI EAR IlIE CON

SUFFOLK, VA, July 9, 1880.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON-
~ STRUCTION OF A LOW-TRUss IRON
SWING BRIDGE ACROSS THE NANsKMOkD
RIVER Ar TUr FOOT OF MAIN STREET, IN
THE TOWN or SUFFOLK. VA, viii be received
Nv the UNDERLINED commits toners mil ~ U'csck
VI. on SATURDAY the Z4fb diy Of July, instant.
The bridgr will be 40 feet long, ~ winch 100 feet
must be swtBg. anu shall have a twelve.foOt road
way throughout It's entire length. Toe swing, vhea
open, shall show clear passage for vessels OF no,
rss fbsn 40 feet on each side. The entire super
structure TO he OF iron except the decking, which
must be or best Zxs inch yellow pine heart plank.
swirg 10 be Of most approved KIND. The sub.
structure will I've Of stone. laid IN hydraulic cement,
and Will consist OF abu inents ON either side OF the
river. small piers al each end OF the swing, and
centre per or sufficient diameter 10 support the
swing, with ample room for iurn-tab;e and all ne
well fastened together for Tie profec Ion OF the
piers ard swing. will also be required The whole
work. aud AL the material thereof. shall be o. b'st
quality. and the bridge, when finished. shall h. sub
feet TO Inspection and test b. The commissioners or
any expert they may select. before being received
Proposals for the entire work, or separately Tor
subsiructure and sgpersiracture. VIII be received,
although " Is preferred 10 let the work as whole.
Bona aud security VIII be required of the successful
bidder for the fs hfll pert rmsnce OF his cortrsct
within ninety ddys from the dafe Of award thereof.
PAYMENT will BE- MADE from taxes TO he LEVIED AMI
exceed twelve months from time OF completion or
the work.
The commissioners reserve the ght 10 reject any
bid not dee med 10 be to the interest OF the county
Nv order Of The Board Of Supsrvi-ors for NaDsc-
mOnd county. Va. JOHN y. STEWART.
GE RICE ". SINGLETON,
WILLIAM II. GAY.
ly 12-eod6t THOMAS PARKER OF A."
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The Lynchburg Yirginidn says Colonel
A. ii. Leftwich has bought OF ID. Gambler d
Co. 1896 pounds Of leaf-tObacco. IL Is
fair 10 presume that the large purchases oil
late. which We learn are purely speculative,
indicate something more than might at first
appear, and we are persuaded That there Is
abundant evidence 10 justify the opinion
expressed by our largest planters and deal
ers that The crop In Virginia this year will
not reach the popular estimate OF one hall
the average production.
The Stanton Yindicdtor learns that
Nsior Hotcbkiss, who is Just from the
White Sulphur, eontradicts the reported
"eoolness in the intercourse OF Blaine
and Cameron. So fsr from IL, the Major
says they were participants In social game
Oh cards the other evening.
The population Of Essex Is 1851. In
1910 II was 9,9?7r
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MARINE INTELLIGENt..
POgT OF RICHMOND. July 10, 1850.

PtfRl Or ny ti--'t ~ VII ~ 'NNN'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly. New YORK. mel
ehaudl.e aud pasScuCere. G.. ". Alien X CO.. ~gcbik'
steamer Ari,l. ,,ifiOrd. Nor!olk. United States
mail. merchandise, and Ia'aeugers' L. IS Ia'"m'
agent. o., ,,.,.t.t.,t.
coal. =. "A. liawss. -. IL
~choonar MeTwin, Brown, New YORK, fal.-
road non. Richmond and eghany rSliroad
schooner william OiyeT, JoHes, FORTRESS Monroe
light. Curtis Parker. No., u .,,.
Hark Lillian Gam }. ~;rou', IN ballast, Baltimore
vessel 10 Buck Chrisuan.
SAILED.
Rrig Nellie Uustel. Brewster, Os on, camel Goa
Geryas Storrs. agent. - A., -,
schooner George L. Ilapeck, sharratt. New York
coal. Curtis Parker. c.,.
schooner Kate Miller. Seal, Boston, coal, Curtis
A Parker. -, 81,
slave, and lumber Curtis Parker.
Schooner Henrietta simmons, Godfrey. jersey
City, raIlrOBd.ties. Curtis Parker ,,,
Schooner Major ". II. Tan um, Shoe. Ph'iadel'
ph,a granite. Curtis \ Parker.
schooner W. W Pharo. Edwards, granite'' mar es-
ton, :. C.; vessel from Buck Christian
CLEARED FOR rms PORT.
Schooner Zulet,a Kenyon, Buckingham. Ne"
York. July Stu.
MEMORANDA.
schooner NJ. W. stool ham, Grithn, hence at fhii'
sdeipha June 7th. -. . 49,.
Schooner {. :. Edwards, tossoh' bebet' ~ NV
port, X. l.. July TN.
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New NIOney-Order Offices.

WASHINGTON, july 10.-The Post-Otlce
Department has issued orders for the estab.
lIshment Of large number OF money-Order
offices on Monday, August 20 next. Among
them are the following in Virginia: Day
ton. Estilvile, Hamilton, Rocky Mount,
South Boston, West Point, and William.
sons. Also the following in North Caro-
lima: Laurinburg, Shoeheel. Webster.
Whitaker's, Whteyille. and Winston.
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RInckshnrg CoIIege Commencemcmt.

Sunday. August Sth-ll O'Clock \. NJ,
baccalaureate address by DR.. Wiley, Of
Emory and Henry College; s p. NJ, sermon
before Young Mems Christian Association
by Rev. J. Il. Tyler, Of Richmond, Va.
Tuesday, August l0th-ll A. NJ, address
before the literary societies by Hon. George
c. Cabell, Of Dlnylle, Vs.; p. NJ, cele-
bratiOn Of the Lee Literary Society.
Wednesday, August 1Ith-11 A. NJ, an
nual address by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Of
Richmond, Va; =. NJ, celebration of the
MauTy Literary Society. G.