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The Markets.

New YORK, July ia. M.-Flour zoe.
better on higher grades. Wheat firmer
and very quiet. Corn dull and nominally
unchanged. Rye dull. Pork unsettled /;
quoted at s23.lO1a. Lard steady at II "a
@l234c. Cotton dull at 26hc. Turpen-
tine firmer at 57G5sc. Rosin steady.
Stocks strong. Money, SOC per cent.
Gold, 1898. Sterling unchanged. 5-2O's,
1862, coupons, lll7s.
New YORK, July 13-P. M.-Cotton
without decided change; sales, 1900 bales
at 26@26hc. State flour, S7.lO9Sll.25.
Wheat a shade firmer. Corn favors buy
ers mixed western, s1.O9. Whisky steady.
Pork closed heavy at S23.l5. Lard, ia
@l3c. Naval stores firm. Groceries quiet.
Freights quiet.
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FoRNEY'S CHRONICLE ON C0NFIScATloN.
1t is agreed by intelligent men everywhere
that however important the policy of con-
fiscation would have been as war mea-
sure. or as a means Of breaking up the
grand landed estates of the South If 1t
had been fairly inaugurated IN IS62, 1t IS
now too late to count upon 1t under any
circumstances that are likely to arise. Ii
Mr.. Julian's bill were adopted, no other
contiscation would be necessary, for it
would supply the necessities OF all, OF
whatever race or color, who need tree
homes. and thus quiet popular clamor while
restoring permanent peace and prosperity to
the whole country.-Isssle of Saturday.
Mr.. Julian's bill provides for the for
fixture to the United States OF all lands
granted to the States Of the South IN
1856 to aid them in the construction OF
railroads, said grants having now expired
bv limitation. 1t also provides that all
the public lands Of Texas which have not
been lawfully disposed Of are forfeited to
the United States by her treason and re-
bellon, and shall henceforward be subject
to the operations Of the homestead law
This would open to settlement and tlllage
a vast domain of land would be bene-
fetal, of course, to the State of Texas
and great blessing to the landless poor,
while powerfully promoting the national
wealth and welfare. 1t would, it is true,
be in the nature of confiscation, but II
would disturb the private rights OF pro-
perty of no human being.
The last section provides that all lands
hereafter sold for non-payment OF Federal
taxes and under proceedings in bank,
ruptcy shall be sold only in lots OF moi
acres. This provision is very important
for many of the great estates of the South
would thus be sub-divided, and fall into
the hands of needy cultivators, in small
homesteads.- Chronicle.
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Cavalry Defeated AID Pursued by
Indians.

SAN FNANcISco, July l0.-Late Arizona
@lyiccs represent the Indians troublesome
al Prescott and Ayansburg, stopping the
mai! and running Oft the stock. They had
been pursued by u company of cavalry and
infantry. The Indians attacked the sol
uer>, causing them to retreat, and follow
I'g them al. night, keeping up constant
Are. The troops We're compelled to XII
all prisoners taken, and also part of their
stock, to- prevent them falling into the
hands O.! The Indians.
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4 Family of Murderers.

LOUISVILLE, July IA horrible crime
occurred in Harrison county, Ind, on
A'ncay. 4 man named kemper, bis wife,
'"o daughters, and three sons, murdered
81, cue John BOBBY by hurting stones at him.
lie murder was caused by lawsuit re-
saFdias some money, which had resulted
~saTefsciy 10 kemper. All the murdcrers
lave Ccea arrested except two Of the sons
~-e lie two girls, who arc still at large.
"a! Lacou!a, Ind, two brothers named
Kingsley fought each other with knives
a2d other Weapons until both were fatally
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fo!0rei Servants Wanted.

IL The Editor Of The Ner York Tribune:
Sir,-We have determined, in company
WIN some Of our neighbcrs, TO try colorcd
leIp. VIII You please inform me what
course to take to get some freedmen.
Yours, &C., J.NEwToN VOORHEES,.
A!ddeINsl, \. j., July s, 1867.
Send to any southern State. We have
entirely too many Of them.
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1t has long been known that Garibaldl
was planning another expedition against
Rome. He has now issued manifesto,
by which he declares that his sons and
friends will fight for the liberty of Rome.
An important reform has just been car
ried through in Austria-the responsibility
of the Ministers to the Legislature. the
Liberals of Franco and Prussia have long
been asking for similar law, but thus tar
in vain.
The cable telegram in regard to Russian
intervention in Ireland is pronounced a
hoax.
The Minnesota Democratic State Con
vention took ground against negro SUI
frage.
The Bookers have been sent on TOR trial
for shooting Mr.. Glass, of the Lynchourg
RepubLican. Bail was refused.
A New York newspaper man mas eot up
a certain cure for cholera.
Radical way to purify the Iury1ooS-
scent it with the negro.---Ne,o York Leacer
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A VOICE FROM THE PACIFIC S1DE.-Do
all this, and the rate Of taxes may safely
he greatly reduced and. reputation be
avoided. But let matters go on the en-
suing two years as they have been con-
Quoted during the last two years, and we
opine the people will feel compelled to
seek relief in reputation as the dernier
resort.--yas Francisco Examiner,
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Affairs in Mobile.

MOBILE, July 13.-The steamer hed
Gauntlet sailed to-day with 10 emlgrants
for Mobile ()
George 81. Hilliard, -four Inspector, shot
himself to-day.
Two hundred and sixty-six whites and
1924 colored have registered in the Seventh
ward this week. The total number regis
tered in the city is 5,8ll.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL accident
attended by circumstances Of most DIS
tressiue character occurred on the South
side railroad about five miles from town on
Thursday night. The freight train ran
over Mr.. S. ]. Andrews, completely sever
ing his body and causing instant death.
Mr.. Andrews had been married in the al
ternoon Of his death, and was supposed to
have been on his way homo at the time
Petersburg Inder.
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Boiler Explosion.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 13.-The boilers
of the cotton mill exploded to-day, and
one of them was carried square off. The
engineer was killed, the superintendent
had one of his legs broken, several women
were scalded, and o considerable portion
Of the factory is in ruins.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, July 13.-The French Govern
ment having heard nothing from its Mexi-
can Minister since the capture of the City
of Mexico, is about sending strong fleet
to Vera Cruz to protect him, or repel IN
dignities offered him.
FLORENCE, July 13.-It is stated that
Garabaldi is menacing the city of Vi
turia.
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Fire ut Evansville. Ind.

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-Two furniture
manufactures and several buildings were
destroyed by fire at Evansville, Ind, on
Wednesday. Michael McGinniss, work
man, was burned to death, and three other
men and woman badly burned. Loss,
&2h ono.
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Quarantine at Hampton Roads.

FORTRESS MONROE, July IRE gula-
tons were issued to-day by comm and Of
General Schofeld establishing quaran-
tine at Hampton Roads during the sum-
mer months. Mr.. George Cooper has been
appointed to board the unbound vessels.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-Further accounts
from Fort Wallace say that six cavalry
men were killed. The soldiers were driven
into the fort. A mono commissioned officer
was captured and tortured. Thirteen
negro soldiers had died Of cholera at F ort
Harker.
In the Surratt case on abb is regarded
as established.
A huge mass of correspondence between
the administration Of General Grant and
the district commanders has been made
public: but as the issues involved have all
been decided by the bill telegraphed to-
night, it is not thought worth while to
burden the wires with it. The correspond
ence shows General Grant strongly in
clined towards the latitude claimed by the
commanders under the old bills.
Mr.. Raymond has been nominated for
Minister to Austria, and Mr.. Bancroft for
Prussia.
tits now positively known that the State
Department will await further develop
ments before formally moving in the Santa
Anna case.
The reconstruction bill, signed by the
proper officers Of both Houses, was pre-
sented to the President.
In the House to-day the petition of the
Legislature of Arkansas for an appropria-
ton to improve the Mississippi levee, was
received by avote of Sc to 43 and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations. The
reception was opposed on the ground that
Arkansas was no State, and the Legisla-
ture could not petition.
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4 steamboat Capsized-Seven Fer
SUnS Drowned.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July l2.--Informa-
ION vas received here this afternoon that
tAe steamer p. f. Bell had capsized by a
S4ua!! IN Waccamow river, on the 9Th in
S,&nt, ard seven persons drowned, in
Guiding Captain Garrison, L. W. Daggett,
lady, and four negroes.
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Marine Disaster.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-The schooner
Bergen, from Charleston for Boston, with
cotton and rosin, was burned at sea, The
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-HoUsE.-A bill
passed the House to-day appropriating
.$l,675, 900 for reconstruction.
Mr.. Eldridge, during its discussion, spoke
about the extravaganza of the district
commanders, abiding to General Sickles
as greater harlequin than the commander
at New Orleans; and he had read by the
Clerk of the House newspaper article
speaking of the display made by General
Sickles riding around Charleston in a
coach and four.
Mr.. Bingham replied that it was fitting
that a man who had lost leg in defence
of his government should ride in o coach
and four.
SESATE.-Nothing Of Importance was
done in the Senate except the passage of
the reconstruction bill, which goes to the
President, it having also been passed by
the House.
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EsrsistrrS Slot In EcxnH.

- GALVESTON, July l0.-Two registers of
Washington (Texas) district were shot
Yesterday and badly wounded.
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~ w. JONES, SURGICAL and 80
VI. MECHANICAL DENTIST. All ope-V19Yo
rstions thoroughly and gently performed Teeth
extracted without pain; Teeth Inserted on auiean
tie. Plate and durability warranted. once on
Main strest opposite Arlington House Once hoafs
rom 0 A. NJ TO 8 O'Clock p. NJ. )eh
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CALL AccEpTED.-Rev.T Thomas Z. Dud-
lev, of Richmond, has accepted a call to
the Protestant Episcopal church in Harri-
sonhurr.
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FilIibustering Expedition for Mexico.
New YORK, July 13.-Two Mexican fill
clustering expeditions are in Buffalo fitting
up rapidly.
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Dentistry.

HUDSON B. WOOD, DENTIST. 60
u offers his services to his friends and u1f7D
fellow citizens in the practice of
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Partial or full sets of TEETH inserted on gold,
silver, or vu!canite base, in the most improved
style. Special attention given to filling teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain under the IN
nuence OF anasthetics. All work put up scientlh-
cally. and WARRANTED to give entire satisfaction.
Charges VERY MODERATE.
He respectfully refers those who may desire eyi.
dence Of his skill and proficiency 10 the annexed
certificate from his former preceptor:
CERTIFICATE.
Mr. Judson B. Wood having been student ano
assistant in my office for TWO years past tdhe
pleasure in saying to those who may need hls ger
vices that consider him qualified to practice den
tistry ha having had whilst with me all the IN
strnciion and every facility could command t.
enable him to obtain thorough knowledge OF th'
business. oEokdE o; e! -aa =; nent,a
RICHMOND, June Is, 1867.
Office, 7oa College street, near Medical College.
Il. m
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,,,o ruE CONSUMERS OF CRUSH
Ed AND CUT LOAF sqaAssmAy brand au q
-. % crnssed and Cat LOAF. and costs from one
pose o, ssnts per pound less Mnny Of our .obaS
coaists have tried II With perfect satisfaction. y
~ najning favor with tea drinkers every day: AL
7 AK ia trial by parties now using Crushsd ana
Cnl Loaf Sugar to prove this assertion:
ALSO, other grades OF REelNED SUGARS,
ALo, SUGAk-H0USE SYRuPS.
CHARLES Y. MoAnlSS.
jys~sod2w Virginia steam Sugar tesssu,
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crew narrowly escaped in boats, and were,
picked up and brought here by the
schooner Sylvan, Captain Blanchard.
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u VISION, SURGEON ER
e. DENTIsT OysIoS ANp RgsiD4s0l. sas~
no. lalo NAIH, ssTwggx ELsyhETR Asp ;,
YFElYYx sSassrs, RIoHsoEp, VA, ps"-V
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER q
h GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS. EiSH.
MOND, YA-This commodions and maansyIsd
located building having been thorougnis spsd 10
and newly painted, Is now open and pErsST and
aceonmodste TRANSIENT, pss s3s is1gs, airy,
and sndsomsly furnished, the location - ,ni.
and combines everything Desirable INV aIDts
rate.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE.
wi No. 1886 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
- BALLARD HOUsB,l
RICHMOND, VA, May "a, 1867. 5
REDUCTION OF FARH.

The undersigned, determined to kaep pace with
the times and to afford every possible facility 20
the travelling public, has reduced the fare 70
THEE DOLLARS PER DAY; The ws Lt.s hd.s1
and wide spread reputation OF TINS 10 nav ssY
more than that no effort his part shall be want
Ing TO make It equal TO any rr-siass hotsi Ia 'nis
country-NoRTH or SOUTH.
Il has been recently refttsd and newly furnished
throughout, and nothing that can promote the com.
fort and convenience OF his guests mas peen
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned solieis
continuance from his former patrons and the pup
lie panarally. JOHN =. BALLARD,
-, me- aiNts Proprietor.
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nEMOyAL.-ISAAC SCHRIVER q
Co, HOUSE AND SIGN PAlETEss; nave a rei
moysd their shop to Tenth between AAin "tiu
DI All Orders for work win be punctnaalay "a, ana
faithfully attended to- . -.
0oo RARRELS VIRGINIA LIME
ZlNJ on consignment for cals by r.prpv
3s1s W WHY'D WkGGONER y HAaVES.
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Coal and food.

GOAL, GOA L.-DischarSinS per
" schooner G. w Krebs, 800 tons superior hED
and WHITE ASH EGG, STOVE, and FOUNDRY
COAL, which we will sell at very low ngureS 10
narties wishing to lay In their winter supply.
LARUS & CHEhRY,
10 a. Eirhtseuth,
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B.. D. HARaAS. b. y. AAio.
DOCKBRIDGE BATES,

Is ROCKBRIpGG COUNTY, VA.
This famous BATHING-PLACE will be opened
to visitors onJULY lsT.
The medicinal qualities OF It's waters have been
so universally attested as to render II unnecessary
to refer to them here In detail Delightfully."- STU
atsd, semi distant between Goshen and LexiDg-
ton, the banks OF the wild North river, or
the picturesque James, euvironed by scenery
az once charming and romantic, their attractions
are still more enhanced by the close proximity to
the Natural Bridge and to Lexington, the seat OF
the Virginia Military Institute, and to w ashing-
ton College, now under the guardianship Of &C.
Being near to all the Virginia Springs, 1t ia at
the same time OF easy access from all the larger
cities.
Physicians experienced in the use and in the
effect of the Baths reside at and close to this
place.
Richmond in the morning. get of at Goshen depot,
Virginia Central railroad, where abundant ac-
commodations are provided to transport them over
one of the best graded roads in the State, and
through the famous Goshen Pass direct TO the
Baths BY Z 80 p. ". same day.
Boards SO per day, $50 per month children nnder
ten years and coiored servants half price. Wnlte
servants, two thirds of regular charges.
Ballroom, Billiard, and Bowling saloons are
upon the promises.
Sulphur and Chalybeate water, also the use OF
the Bath free of Charge TO visitors.
r. O. MAYO. Acting partner
OF HARTMAN & MAYO.
J. FULTON ToMPKISs, Superintendent.
Ia
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TOHN MAHONY, SURGEON DEN
p1 TIsT has reduced his prices 20 suit the aE3FHa

TOHN MAHON9 SURGEON DEM
- list, has reduced his prices TO SUIT IN &32a
times. and is now doing every description vHff3
OF work In his profession on terms and In
manner that win insure the entire satisfaction OF
Iii work warranted to please. Specimens Of
every style TO be seen at the office.
Dr. MAHONY has been In the profession for
thirty years the last nineteen Of which he has
practiced in the city Of Richmond, and to bis
many patrons during that long period he refers for
testimony as TO the complete artistic, and salts;
branches Of his business
TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain by a new and perfectly safe method.
Ofice and residence No. s25 Main street, above
Seventh 10 II
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DR. C. E. KLOEBER, SU f G. E 0 N
~ DENTIST, Qate of Baltimore,) No @N
300 Broad street, corner Ninth, Richmond, ts8Y91
servation Of the Teeth. Inserts the most bsauti-
ful Artificial Teeth at the low price OF $50, S25,
and $50 per set. Call and see specimens. Teeth
extracted without pain by local enasthesia or by
nitrous oxide gas-the best ansssnetic for dental
PURPOSES now known. )e l3-SmE
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Virgiaai0 Springs.
HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY.

BATH COUNTY.
These Springs, 70 ju,t'y celebrated for their
u9ncaI eng curative properties and for Inc epien-
ala mountain and valley scenery by which they
are surrounded, are now open for the reception OF
Route by the Virginia Central railroad 20 MIL
boro', thence BY stages over turnpike twenty-
three miles TO the Springs
fine band Of music, billiard tables tan. min
alleys and every appliance for health, eomfort.
and arm usement are provided.
Price o! Board, 50 per day. $40 per week. and
$75 per month. JOHN l.. EUBAHK
jy ls-2w Agent.
BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLEN-
d BURG COUNTY, VA.-This we'll known Wa
tering place, newly improved and fitted up, Is now
open Tor the reception OF guests:
The following tariff Of charges has been
"a0p'e0' BOARD.
Per ~ eo
Children and servants half price.
After Juno 18th the regular HACKS from the
Strings will meet passengers from Richmond st
Scostsburg depot every Tuesday, Thursday, end
Saturday, and from Danville every Monday, We'd
Ne END has been engaged for the season, and
other amnsements are provided.
N B-Liberal arTangemente for families can be
made with Mr.. WILLIAM B. BISHOP, at the Ex-
'i " FIN nU'e'' "T r. PAXsoE, Proprietor.
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