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Welcome Rains.

Chicago, Aug. 81 Heavy rains are re-
ported from Omaha to Kentucky which has
broken the backbone of the long dry spell.
The temperature has been greatly reduced.
The benefit to corn will be great although not
enough to repair wholly the damage by the
drought,
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Death by Burning.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.--Sally Cornell, an
estimab!e young lady, was burned in a stable
to-day while trying to rescue children she
s opposed were there.
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DR.. SpTNN

no. II KEAREEY sTREEj
Treats aha Cstr0ntc ana Special
YOUNG MEN
WI no May he Suffering fron, "
w OF youthful foliies or indiscTevi
well to avail themselves of this, VI
boon ever laid at the altar of sutierltj
ity. DI. SPINNEY VIII guarantee t0i
for every ease of seminal weakness
disease of any kind or character which
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of THRU
who are troubled with too frequenl u
of the bladder, often accompanied u
smarting or burning sensation, and \ \
of the system in a manner the pattl
account for On examining the uripj
It's a ropy sediment will often be u
sometimes small particles of albumj
pear, or the color will be of a thin ~
again changing to a dark and torp1
ance. There are many men who die
ficulty, ignorant OF the cause, whicnl
ond stage of seminal weakness. j
guarantee a perfect cur IN all such
a healthy restoratin of the genito-l
gans.
Office hours 10 TO 1 and 6 to 8. sun
10 to IL n. m, Consultation free. TN
animation and advice, 50.
Call or address, DIR. SPINEEIJ
No. ii Kear
my5wtf San Franc
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The Great English eme

Is a never-failing Cure
Tor Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality.
Seminal
Spermatorrhcea LOST
MdNazBDEb, Impo-
tency, Paralysis. and
all the terrible effects
of ~Self-Abuse. W
foilies, and excuses in
maturer years--such as
Loss of Memory, Las
situdn Nprturn.l
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Dk. KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
5iauuef complaints. Gonorrhoea, elect, Leucor-
tnoea, For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle six
DIR. MiNTIE'S D~ANDELION PILLS. are the
pssl ana cheapest ID DYSPEPSIA ana BILIOIJs
cure III the market. For sale by all druggists.
lwjuly19tf
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Emission, Aversion TO Society, Dlmness of Wis
ION. Noises In the Head the vital fluid passing
uhooseryed in the urine, and many other dis
eases that lead TO insanity and death.
DER. MaSFIE Will agree to forfeit Five Hmm
0reas ssofsars for a case OF this kind the VITAL.
HE'S We under his special advice and
tfeatmenD Will not cure, or for anything i'm
pnre or injurious found in Ii. rR MIN1Vl
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation free, Thorough ex
animation and advice. including ANALYSTS nj
urine, IS. Price of Vital RESTORATIVE S3 a
bottle, or four times the quantity, SO: sent tc
any address upon receipt of price, or c, @. D..
ifdestred by A. L. MENTIE, M ID.
Who isl regular physician, (graiuate of the
University of Pennsylvania w. - >
Ii EoaEnsy ST., San francisco. Gaia.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19

The Committee on Judiciary to inquire inte
the relations OF the Central Pacific. 10. It's
leased lines and other corporations, and re.
port ut the next session OF Congress bat is
proper or necessary TO protect the interests
Of the United States. Some debate occurred.
but the resolution was. on motion.of Mr..
Davis, OF Illinois. Land on the table.
The Senate then went into executive SEES.
sion. 1T 1850 r. NJ.
Whhe the doors were slill closed, a vote
was taken upon the resolution offered by
Mr.. Bayard for the appointment OF a com.
mttee OF two senators 10 wait upon the
President and inquire whether he had any
further business TO communicate 10 the
Senate. This was agreed TO by viUa- pose
vote. and the Chair having appointed
Messrs. Bavard and Cameron OF Pcnnsyl-
yanis rs such committee, those gentlemen
proceeded immediately to the Executive
mansion. the Senate taking a recess of one
hour 20 await their return.
When the committee returned from the
Executive mansion MIR. B1yaTd reported
that the President bad stated to the COM
mittee that be had other nominations still
10 make; and the doors having been re-
opened, the Senate, at $50 =. NJ, adj
journed.
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More SaIutes Fired.

COLD SPRING, n. Y. Nav lS.-The Re-
publiclns OF this city tonight fired salute
OF one hundred guns in honor OF the Presi-
dent for nominating Cor collector OF the
port of New York Hon. William IL. Robert.
son.
ROCHESTER, y. V, May 1S.-Tbe news OF
the confirmation OF Robertson and Merritt
was celebrated here this evening by the
firing Of one hundred guns.
HUDSON, y. Y, May IS The Admins
tration Republicans here tonight fired a
salute Of 100 guns in honor OF Robertson 5
confirmation. Petitions are being clrcu-
lated protesting against the reelection OF
Conklng and Plat.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, May 1S.-The Repub-
licans held an enthusiastic meeting here to-
night. Resolutions were passed censuring
CoDkling and Plat and sustaining the Adj
ministralion. The members Of the Legs
lature from this section were asked TO vote
for the return Of senators who are IN accord
with the Administration. One hundred
guns were fred over Robertson's contrma-
tiou
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Action OF the administration LcgisIa
Tors al Albany.

ALBANY, y. Y, May 1S.-Tbe Admins
tration members OF the Legislature are a
unit in their determination TO vote for no
man for senator who is not known 10 be in
cordial sympathy with the Administration,
and they viii under no circumstances vote
for any man who has antagonzed General
Garfield or has avOwed his purpose to do so.
Thirly-6ye members OF the Assembly,
including Speaker Sharpe, met last night IN
the rooms OF the Republican General Com
miltee. The utmost secrecy is maintained
as TO the proceedings.
The 1880 Republican Committee adopted
resolutions endorsing the action OF Presi-
dent Garfield on RobertSon's nomination.
RESOLUTIONS BY TIE FRIENDS OF CONKLING
AND PLATT.
ALBANY, Nay 1S.-The following are the
resolutions OF the Republican General Com
mittee for Albany county:
ReSOHed, That We deeply deplOre the
course recently pursued by the President
in attempting 10 force the Senate OF The
United States to approve OF the nomination
Of William III. Robertson 10 be collector OF
the port OF New York, when no vacancy
exists in said office, and without other
cause than to pay personal political obli-
cation, which Obligation was created
through the treacheiy Of said nominee to
the regular Republican organlz ,tion IN the
State: and that we earnestly and confidently
express the hone that the Legislature OF the
State of New York will promptly stamp its
condemnation of the act Ly rejecting Sena-
tors COnkling and Plstt TO the positions
they have felt called upon 10 resign in the
Senate,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M yELEGUArIt TO THE DISPATCH.

Auairs at the National Capital Yesterday
Proceedings OF the Robertson and
Merritt Con0rmed-O Other Conflrmations--A
Batch OF Diplomats Nominated Pres and
cons In the Conkiins aud Plat AFair-Re-
eertscn's Confirmation; Much Gunpewder
Bnrned-archhishop Henni, or milwaukee,
pyinG-Consecration OF an Episcopal Church
in Danviiie, Va-Earthduake shocks IN new
Hampshire An Arkansas Farmer Assassi-
natcd-Thc Greek boundary Question
Hunting Down Midhat Fasha-'"e o"o''"
Land League-othcr Interesting Foreign
Ennnts
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ReiOicings I'm the New York Senate
Over ROberfsOn's Combinations.

ALBANY. n. Y, May lS.-At twenty mi
nutes of O'Clock. while the Senate was 10
Committee of the Whole. a telegraph-Ope-
rator entered and handed Senator Robert
son telegram. A buzz Of excitement ran
around. and business was suspended. The
committee rose and the Senate took recess
OF five minutes. Senator WOodin then
read aloud the following telegram:
&" To Hon. William II Robertson;
"YOur confirmation just made unaDi-
nous. Accept my congratulations"
The widest excitement ensued. Amid
cheering and ciappng Of hands Mr.. Seasons
Jumped upon his chair and gave three
cheers for Robertson; while Mr.. Hustled,
who had come in from The Assembly, also
leaDed upon chair and aided in the cheer
ing. Mr.. LOomis then called for three
cheers for PresidCn' Garfield, which were
given with Will. General band-shaking
followed, amid which the Senate adjourned.
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Forfy-seyenth COngress-Special Ses
sion of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May IS, 1851.

WASHINGTON, May Is, 1851
Mr.. Anthony. chairman OF the Committee
on Printing, asked that the committee be
discharged from further consideration oil
the resolution eDlarging the scope OF the
official register. SO ordered.
MIR. Burnside then called up the resolu'
tioo reported from the Committee ON For
eign Relations reiitive 10 interoceanlc
canals. lie hoped that tue senate wou'o ac'
upon the resolution Immediately.
Mir. ingalls, said that IL was very clear 10
him that II was not wise or expedient Tor
the senate at this period OF its slttings TO
nass resolution on the subject referred to,
especially in the terms that were employed
In the present resolution.
After some discussion the consideration
y, Tho interoceanic canal resolution was
postponed until the first Monday IN Decem'
The Senate then took up the resolution
offered yesterday by DIR. Saunders directing
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FIN ANCIA T..
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.


We offer fer sale limited amount OF RICHMOND
AND DANvlLLH RAILROAD 6 PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS due In l9l5 NJ par aud accrued in-
l.resI. These bonds are secured by q consolidated
mort gaze the Richmond and DsDvifse aud Pied
mont railroads and the lease VI the Nosth Caroline
railroad.
We eau con aden,lv recommend these bonds, as
The annual report OF the company for the year end
Ing S0ih september, 1880, showed that The CON-
pany had redoes1 It's tebt over 100000 during
the two preceding years. besides adding largely TO
IT. rollitg stock and machinery, and purchasing
800 tons Of new steel rails. For the Hveu mouons
ending kprl 80. 1881 the net receipts Of the s0m-
psny exceeded sx40,o00, which Il equal 10 o. PER
cent. the capital stock OF the company. alter The
payment of Interest, rents, and all other axea
charges. aud expspdiDg q lArHv amount for equip
ment, sieel rails, and additional wofk -shops.
THOMAS BRANCH q co.
The recsipts OF this compsny Tor oxrryiaR the
mail5 for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent over same month Of last year. aud foe
freight Of 80 per cent. Previous 10 1st of May 40
per cent. of ibs Atan'a ana Charlotte frti3hl
business weni sta the Carolina Central rsiroad.
Nov all It's through busnsss goes by the Richmond
and Dsnsiiie railroad which win adj largely 70 ~
| Income. my IL
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An AhandOned Vessel.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 1S.-The steamer
Columbia arrived here from London yes.
terday. The captain reports that on the
sth Instant, in latitude 4s0 ~, longitude
go 5O>, he sighted deserted bark, which
proved to be the Queen. from pensacola,
Fla, February 18th, for London. Her bull
warks, stanchlons, and masts were gone,
and the sea was making clean breach over
nqr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
.ssassiuatton In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May lS.-lnforma-
ton has reached here OF the murder OF
farmer named Arnold on Saturday, who
lived near Black Springs, Montgomery
county. ArDold was planting corn in
field, when he was shot from behind by
some unknown assassin, who afterwards
knocked him on the head with hoe Ar
mold was found in the field the same eve
ming dead. He was sober, industrious
farmer, and was not known to have any
enemies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
One Hundred Guns for RObertsOn's
Conformation.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-When the news OF
Judge RoberisOn'a confI nation by the Sem
ate as collector OF the port OF New York
was received in the city this afternoon. the
members of the Republican Central Club,
Of which Sheridan Shook is president, fired
salute OF one hundred guns IN the City,
Hall Park.
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Fresestans Episcopal ssxwesl or viz

DASvILL.. Va, May 1B.--The eighty sixth
annual Council Of the PROTESTANT Episcopal
Church In Virginia met In the Church OF
the Epiphany. In this city. today. Bishop
francis NJ. whitile. bishop OF this diocese,
presided. Bishop Peterkin,. Of West vir.
rInia. is also present. There are 7! cIeri.
cal and ~ l1y delegates In attendance, and
more OF both orders are expected to.mor.
row. Several important subjects will be
acted OIL at this session Of the Council.
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DUNCAN BARLOW, SURVIVING TRUSTEES,
AGAINST
THE ATLANTIC. Mississippi AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY AND OTHERS.

And now, May 4th, 1881. 1t Is ordered that Mas
ter COmmiss Toner Peasants do take an account
shO wing the amount OF claims, and BY whom held
against the defendant company, for labor done and
supplies aud materials furnished before the appoint
ment of the receivers in this cause as shown 10y the
books and records Of the company. or by the evil
dence ~ be adduced before him by the holders OF
such claims as have already filed or may hereafter
file petitions for the payment thereof The Master
Will also rerort whether the materials or supplies
Furnished were on hand At the time OF The apDOnt-
ment of The receivers and were subsequently used
by them IN the operation of the railroad
He will also. IN case OF The Ignment and trans
fer Of sny of ad claims since sad suit brought.
r., port VIXEN the were acquired by the present
holders. sud for what consideration.
He viii also give notice by advertisement In one
or more daily papers to be published In the cries of
Norfolk. Petersburg. Richmond, and LynchburS.
that such claims are TO he pres nted and proof
made gu or before the 18th day Of June, ssh and
will file his report In the clerks Office al Richmond
by the Isl day Of july. 1851. and exceptions. If
auy, NAV be filed thereto within twenty days there
from. aud the hearing of the said petitions Is fixed
for The third day of the next October term OF This
court al Richmond. HUGH l.. BOND.
Circuit Judge;
ROBERT W.HUGHES,
Di-tIicl Judge.
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Chwrch Con.ecra,,en I'm sanv,,,e.

DASrILLE. Va, May l5.-This morning
the new Protestant Episcopal church In
this city was consecrated. Bishop WbittIe,
OF the Diocese Of Virginia, ofiiciated. assist
ed by Bishop Peterkin,- Of West Virginia.
A very large concOuIse OF people was pre-
sent, and the ceremonies were exceedingly
impressive. The church edifce is one OF
the most elegant In the South.
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Fire In FrankIiu Tenn.

NASHVILLE. TENN, May ia special
TO the american from FraDkIls, Tenn, re-
ports that Douglass's stable was burnt last
night win ifteen horses, including Rnoda.
manlhus and Enfield, two thoroughbred
tIetnng-stallions. Loss, Sf5O0O; no in
sSrance.
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rar,nounke IN New Hnmpshire.

CoNToocooK. n. H., May 1S.-rwo shocks
OF earthquake were felt here last night--one
about twenty minutes past IL O'Clock, ana
another bet ween 3 and O'Clock.
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The Archbishop Of Milwaukee Crifi-
eaIIy Ill.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 1S.-ArchbishoI
Uenni is very III aud cannot live many DAYS
longer. His condition last night was some
what improved. but he has grown yer,
weak. and his death may be expected al
any time.
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The rev York Vacancies
MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE REELECTION G
THE EX. SENATOlS,

hOfINENiS 6eAtNsI IhE flt-EbEtllSN Of
THE EX-SENATOR.
NEW YoRE. May 1S.-The Ecening Post's
Albany SPECIAL says OF matters III the Legis-
lature: Two papers are in circulation to-
d9y for signatures. The fist paper In. gen.
eral terms agrees 10 stand BY The President,
and the second commits the signeIS not to
vote for Conkling, Plat, or any other can
dIdate who will act in opposition TO the
President. The papers are now receiving
signatures. II is asserted they will receive
about ifty names this afternoon. Petitions,
letters, and dispatches ey the carload are
coming in protesting against the reelection
OF the ex.senators."
THE VACANCIES NOT LIKELY TO BE FILLED
NOV.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 1S.-It is pretty well
settled that the Senate will not agree to go
into convention TO fill the vacancies in the
United States Senate. Papers are beng cir
cula,ed in the Assembly. one sustaining
Pres dent Garfield, and another denOuDcing
CGnkling and Plat. Only tweniy-seven
names are necessary to defeat The election OF
Conkling and Plat, aud 1t is SAID that over
forty have already been secured.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sAIBs.- 80 shares Charlotte, Columbia and An
snsia stock a, So, so do. at 5sK 25 d. at 59E; so
shares Richmond aud AIIeenauy at 67a. 90 90. ut
674; 2o'snsres Norfolk and Western preferred at
20. 80 do. at 40. 90 do. NJ COX; so shares Rich.
moud and DanviIe stock at liz, DO at 1i2; 40
ihares Atlanta and Charlotte stock at "a. so do at
e5, 40 do. at e4h, so do. at Sal, 10 do. at S4, 40
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fLhiLADE LPHIA. RICH .y-ssGSyYe
4 HOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM Sxkf4z&
SUP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
CHRtE TINES A WEEX.-UDtil furthe, no
49, steamers OF ,hh Inc viii make tri- EeekN
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
acting al Phladelphis with Clyde'f eY EnglaD'
Line for FAN River. -
oUlCK TINIE-FREoUENT DEL -kTUREs-
Low Est RATES.
Krci2ht received daily nh D O'Clock 4; VI.
"a aKS w. MCCARH.CK,
General SOut ern Agent, RlchmOnd, Va
WILLIAM =. CLYDE q CO.,
General Managers,
noos 10 ~ q~uth Wharves. .niladslnhfs
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old /EEss

FOR NEW YORK.-The Old DfSSA
\ Dominion Steamship COmpany's 1890 n
steamers viii sail as follows: Steamer OLD DO
MlNfON. Captsin WALKER. cry TUESDAY al
= O'Clock u. VI : steamer WYANOkE. Captain
CoUCH, every FRIDAY AZ y O'Clock 7. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received up To / O'Clock F. VI. for the
TUESDAY 5 ana iuay's steamer. aud to q O'Clock
Saiur evening for Sundays snip
Through bills or la0ing signed and goods for.
Tarded with dispalch 10 all points north, south east
and west; also. 10 foreign pOrts.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $1,000; steerage, SO and
81.
For freight or passage apply to
q. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my Cts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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DEPARTURE vr STEAMERS.
F'oR "AShiNGfoN' 60,

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the old and favoriIe route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
built expressly for this service, win make TWO
TRIPS DAILY Except SUNDAY in connection with
trains OF the Richmond. Frederick. burg aud Poto-
mae railroad. leaving Richmond at SIP A. NJ and
5IO L. NJ, arriving 1T Washington at 2 y. NJ. and
lU:30 4. NJ.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, view of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER, passing IA inl view Of MOUNT VERNON (;
elegan' u served meals, grand mgiu saloon suDerb
siaerooms, delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QuaU'lco to Washington fimitedl, 81.
>iraleM and rOnnd.iriD tickets between Richmond
ana washington al lowest rates At Offices Of the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
ADD A. ". CARRIERS
GEORGE MATTlNGLY. Superintendent.
NJ. NJ. WEIGH Agent 1000 Main street.
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WOOD AND CspAA

CUMBERLAND COAL.-THIS DAY
" unloading 500 tons fre'h-mined GEORGES
CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. ToDaccoDists
furnished az northern prices. Liberal deduction
made TO dealers. WRIT ROBERTS.
Dealer in all kinds of Anthracite and Unanimous
Coal: Office and Yard, Seventeenth and Cary
streets my 3
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RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y IN EFFECT April. 1, 1881
PASSENGER TRAINS.
ArriYe daily lexceD, sunday at l. A. VI. Leay Q
daily except SundayJ al 3 T.. connect TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY with passenger
steamers to and from Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond dailv excerpt sunday at D A..
W.: also. TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and sATUR.
DAY al ! ! AS 4. W., Connect nj West Point wit b
steamers for Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York,
Boston. aud an eastern aud wes'erD points.
Through tckels and bills OF lad 1g, with guar.
an,eed rates, Issued. ". DOuGLAs.
ap12 Superintendent
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Greek Question.

LONDON, May Is. 1T Ia stated that tho
Porte's changed attitude in regard 10 the
Greek question is the resn, OF the threat OF
the Powers TO submit an ultImatum if
further obstruction was practiced. II IL
understood that this step was taken on the
initiative Of England.
The Frontier Commission at Constanti-
nople yesterday sat five hours. Cool pro-
gress was made in elaboraiisg. The Con-
vention Of military attache. met last eve
ming to consianr The practical details OF the
evacuation OF ceded territory.
A dispatch from COnstantinople tO.dIT
says the Military Convention for the ces,lOn
OF ThessaIy * expected TO be sigaed to-day
and the entire arrangement completed to-
morrow
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO THE
SHENANDOAH.VALLE IRON-FlELDS

SHENANDOAH.VALLEY lRON-FlELDS
AND THE
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
and for Port Republic, shenandoah IrOn-W Works
Luray, BentOnyille, Front ROYAL. Rlyerton. Royce
vile, Berryvle. Charleston, shepherdst0wn
sharpsburg, and fiagerstown.
COsSLC riONS:
AT WAYNEsBORU' with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION with Baltimore
ana ohio railroad.
AT HAGERSTOWN with Western Maryland rail-
road for WORE. ana vita Gun berlaHd
Valley railroad for PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. PITTSBURGH, and all points North.
Take ears at Chesapeake and ONO railway station.
Fer time Of trains SEE lime cards or apply 10 Ticket
A gents of hesa pe3ke aDd ohio railway.
JOSEPH W. COKE,
General Ticket Agent. HagerstOwn. NJ.
CHARLES l.. HATCH,
General Passenger Agent. HagerstOwn, Nd.
JOSEPH N. SANDS,
zp2O superintendent HaRersiown. Md.
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NOTICE TO LABOR AND SUPPLY" CLAIM
ANTS.
MASTERS OFFICE. RICHMOND.
In obedience Ia The foregoing decree al parties
Interested therein hereby notified that shall be
IN attendance at my Office In Richmond up 10 and
including the 18Th DAY OF JUNE NEXT TO re-
ceiye the petitions and the evidence to support the
same mentioned therein.
NJ. F. PLEASANTS.
my ll.3iaw2w Master.