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TREAT SHORT ROUTE To THE
" NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VA THg
RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING The UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DhLY-El EG Ant CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AsD kIGHTE
STREETS, a. follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIH leaves Rich.
mond daily Sundays excepted at 10 A. 81, ar.
irving in Washington ut is p. H., connecting
with the early afternoon express trains for the
North, East, and West
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with ella.
giant cars supplied with the new patent sle"ong
chairs attached. leaves Richmond daily a. SOP.
NJ arriving in Washington at SIS A. D., con.
rac,iug with the early morning trains for The
North. Eest and West.
MO- EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATlOE Train, with local e1.
press pac 81 yas, leaves Richmond daily Sundays
excspted) from the depot. corner Of Broad sud
Eighth streets. A. P. ~, arriving IN Freds.
r.cEsburg at TAO p. 81.
TEKUGGH TICKETS and THRouGH BA1.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, new York, Boston, aud
al the principal cities in tbs West
For furtt or informant n and through tickets ap-
ply mt tho Office of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, ohockoe Hil, md al the trfe!
]. 3 3BNTRY,
Gsnoral Ticket agent.
slaUyL RrTH. Superintendent. apes
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Py F. r. Cook. AuctiOnee

BYE B. Cook. Auctioneer,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IL NITURE AT AU TON On MONDAY the
18th instant at 10 o'clock. will sell at the resi-
dence of Miss farewell. on Grace street three
do rs above Fie h h street part of the HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of
9 SETS HANDSOME CHa"RER FURNITURE,
lMaHnGANT P6RLOR SUITE,
IsNNY iINnand fGTT.GE BEDsTEADs,
HAZE and SHHCK MATTkESSES,
NaRBr.E-TOP PARL0R TABLES,
DINING and sInETsBLES. ETC., etc,
together with a variety Of useful housekeeping
articles. b. b. t,'"h.
ivi 10 Auctionecr
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TIGH CONSTaBLF,S SALE.-Wil

I'll IUH UtjNSTA BIt.S SALE.-Wlll
II be sold on MONDAY, July Is, 1857 COM
muncirg at IL o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, on
the corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets, the
property in the office Of the Tn'a.S newspaper first
floor. combating Of one large IRON SAFE and
OFFICE FURNITURE. ajsn the property on
thiai noor known az the BoOk-Bln OBhY. and 30
much Of the other property said premises as
may be necessary to satisfy a distress warrant IN
my hands in favor Of Haxail & Co. Is. Charles
Ii. Wynne:
~ (! A. *. CRU&P, ii. u. u. Il.
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctionesrs,
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

u1RUSTFE'S SALE OF A FARM OF
TWO HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN AND
HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON TIE RlCHMnED
AND CHARLOTTFSVILLB Il ANk ROAD, SEVEN
Nv virtue of q deed OF trust executed by Elijah
Priddy and W fe to Loftin Elicit, trustee, dated
l3th December. 1857 and recorded In Henrico
Comfy Court office. being ths reto requested by
said Pr ddy and ny The present holder Of the debt
secured, will sell at auction. upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the 5Oth day OF July, AT Il o clock
thereafter. at the same hour. the i D con.
v-ysd by the said deed or so much tne ne tba
trust. the same being = TT. ct or Ian on which
the said Prddy resides, containing o373 acres" adj
Joining the lands OF 4. Warwick, s. q. Waldrop,
John Clash. and others. and mas upon 1t u hiL-
ING with the usual out buildings.
Tvrys. viii be made known 1T the time Of sale.
THUMA GLLETT,
Exscutor of l.. N Elicit, deceased,
and as such, Trustee.
GRUBGs i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers 1ys-tos
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) fter the above sale will be- sold 81 ACRES near
Hopeweli church, adjoining the lands Of Anthony
Gil and others This tfact IS also we'll wooded.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale. Jy2
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TOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING
I four rooms snd Ii chen-on Third street ga
between Canal and Byrd. I;;;I
Large Brick Dwelling on Broad street be. A@ss
tween SIKH ard Seventh, recently occupied ny
rs Moore as 4 boarding house, l. r Whlca IL Is
we'll suited 1t contains about twsl re rooms. ,
Framed Dive ling on Cary street between lhiru
and Fourth has seven rooms ard kitcheu. =.
Brick Dwelling No. ll5 on the SCUM sac OF lily
STREET between = dams sirs ct and BROOK avenue,
CONTAIN NJ eight rooms, Kitchen Win Tour foohiS'
stable Sc, larg. lot, ana garden. ~
Brick Dwell ng on Franklin street between
Nineteenth and twentieth streets: has six rooms
store and dwelling on Franklin street, recently
occupied by Mr.. Bear; contains BLK rooms above
the store. , -, 49,. ,..u,.,,
Tpnth and Eleventh streets, ADJOINING road street
Mai hodi, t church, continuing ten rooms
Brick Dwelling on Twenty seventh street De-
tween CLAY and Leigh, containing six roows
anriv IN GRrB6S u WILLIAMS,
10 10 n Real Estate agents.
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auction Safes.
FUTURE Oh1' ~
Bv Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctloneer7
and Real Estate Agents.

TWO EXCELLENT BRICK TENE-
wpyTs FHR SMALL FAMILIES. ON TIE
s1uTH SIDE OF PRESTON, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FnURTa STREETS, NEAR IT, SHmCknE
III,I BURyING GROUND, AND VACANT LOT
ON DUy.L STREET will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 18th July. 1867,
mt S O'Clock P. ~, those TWO BHl TENE-
NENTS located az above, each containing three
rooms we'll arranged for small families, and bui!t
in a substantial manner
After which say at half-past o'clock p. NJ.
will be sold beautiful LOT on the south side T
Dnval between Foushsa and Cla-k streets, and
nearly opposite the Duval-straet chapel.
TERMS: One.third cash: balance at four and
eig hit months for gotabe notes, interest added,
secured by g trnst deed
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERsoN,
ivl2 Auctoneers.
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AND MOND

PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND
I STEAM PACKET COMPANY IL @S1 u
Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain SgY- Es---QkSsrI
DER. Steamer ALEXa3 DEia. Cap i5cf-2
tain PLAT. composing th!e line, will lave rD.!e-
FRIDAY, Alternately.
Freight will b. rec-ved at any tins A. the COM
pany's shed. on the Dock.
Passage, inc uding meals and state-r room, So
w p POTTER. agent.
my29-ts Office No. .o.25 on The Dock.
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s,yCELLENT PRIV A. T F. RESI-
Il, DEvCE FOR PETr, situated on Grace Ri
between Firsr and Foush-e streets. Contain G,;S
ing eleven rooms, kitchen. ami out houses -S-sH1
besides stable and carriage-h house has all the
modem improvements, ana culvert on tee street
"a one of the most desirable resi lences IN the city
H. GUEST,
L. lu 1927 Main street.
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By 6arrison, Godd.n Apperscn. Auctioneers
aud Real Estate Agents.

TOR SALE, A FARM OF ONE HUN
Il DRED AND TWO ACHES, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE Of JAMES RIVE, ONE AND HALE
NIL GS FROM MANCH ST FR.-Yhi- tract OF land
il pa IT OF thu Falls Plantation and Is one OF the
most d-sirsbe places IL the vicinity OF Richmond.
The land il Of superior quality. aud in good cult,
y.tian Fifty acres well cot in clover and
good crops Of corn and oats are Sro"ihR OH the
Co. aanoock'r creek. a full stream Of water,
rams through the farm aud Is n2risahle for large
canal boats to the very heart Of II. Upon this
crack tn ere i good mill sie the dam b.inS bntlt
OF granite and grouted. The dwelling i new,
ntaiua four room l6 By Is. executive OF kitchen,
bath room, and closets The kitchen IS connected
with the house by q covered wav, under which Is
A we'll remarkable for the GOODNESS OF It's water.
There ara two pnrcha6-one running Inc ~hoia
length of the dining -ro0m-and from them there IL
a full and uninterrupted view of the river ami the
CITY. The out buildings are ample for the use OF
the placs and all new. There il also good stone
Grarry and inexhaustiole supplies Of bu!lding
sand also a good fishery. This place Will elmer
be sold or exchanged tor city property.
Ii desired. the purchaser Of the foregoing pro-
party can purchase all Of the growing GE.pS,
Houses CATTLE, &c Z; h, also, the HoUNe-
Hold FURElTUhE, which Is Inoitly new, and OF
sunc rior uCalitv and lease loo acres OF land
adj lining, with ths right OF possession lmmedl-
at.Iy-thus giving complete outht TO any one
disposed TO engage in farming.
A we ars personal V acquainted with this pro
pcrty, We can safely FAY that in many respects 1t
progresses advantages equal to any place likely
-oont be olsred for sale A. besda az the raiuaDie
water power its facility for carrying produce to
ichuond by the river Is unsurpassed. II mas d
fin site for paper mill. r,o,-
;y l2-3t HahkISuN, G0DDlN bPPERSnN.
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SUBURBAN RESI-
d DESCE.-I will sell or exchange for city pro-
within half mile OF the city. on the nav North
road being a portion ofthe Mitchells spring tract
Th-re Ii on it handsome BRICK VENETIAN
OUTAGE containing nine rooms, stable and
ont housed q great variety of beautiful Shrub
berry. IN ''rrhard OF about l,O0O Fruit Trees.
choicest Administrations, flums, ricots, Ap-
pies, Hectarinea, Cherries, etc, including 4eo
Dwarf Pears. rare Grapes. Strawberries and other
berries stream OF water runs throush the p ace,
from which large pond may be made, and on
each side several ice- houses may be built and
filled. There Is also near the stream another
BRICK House If seven rooms; and the place Is
susceptible OF being divided in two nice little
farms will sell on long credit and on LIBERAL
tefms SAMUEL ( DOVE,
ofic over Blunt s Moseley's drug store.
II =. I'm
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Ia. cs1c9eerx,~,
80 ~ gsa.Y-IsS2sy Yss:Y,.-tass.y
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIIPO.n
' sUMaER SCHEDULg.-On and ar. sr.. ~
DAY, June Is. the Mail Train will b.. nm + y.
Richmond and the western terminus of m. , ~.
(which In few weeks will be At CoyIcgo1t 4 ga
except on Sunday. and on Sunday be.w sen w
mcn0 and Gordonsyille. u'
Leave Eichmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !sly
Arrive in Richmond ................ 3E y "
Arrive at western termi 1 90 p u
The Freight Train leaves Richmond IL
daily, except on Saturdays at snpv
Arrives in Richmond, except or Mon a.
Passenger C4r Will be- attached to hi, ,,.1n,
east OF Gordonsville. "N'h
Passenger for Augusta Springs leave the ,o,.
at stanton wa
Passengers FOR Natural Bridge. gockb,,,o,
Baths snd Alum Springs at Goshan '1s'
Passengers for Bath Airm, Warm h, On,
Eealing Springs at Mi!lboro' ' "1a
Passengers for White end Salt salnhn, "a,
Sweet Springs at western terminus "4
The arrangements with stages are s,ch a. ;,
avoid night travel after oP. n IN all cases
Through tickets sold to all the abova norr,,
Also, to all prominent points In the snuihws "a
Washington and northern cities and 10 promiHsn,
points In the Valley OF Virginia and on ~.
Orange and alexandra railroad
II. y. WELCOME
je 3 General superintendent
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QUARTER SECTION
~ In Shockoe Hill Cemetery, hand sonaly en-
closed with iron railing and granite, for sale prl-
vstey. apply to ~ ,oc,-p
iy /. Y. GUN II.
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Aqtct6O71 SNIes.

-
- FUTURE DAY.
q
By Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
.rc.ionesrs and Commission Merchants
NJ Fifteenth street. between Main and Cay.
oN MONDAY MORNING 18TH IN,
l sTlNT. commencing at 1o3 O'CLOCK, we WIZ WI.
NG,r., ancton at our store, large and oeslraDle
stock GGtpocERrEs, WINES LIQUORS, &C.,
hicb we invite the attention OF the trace
iwIa STONES. JR., CO.. Aueuoneers.
v7RTsTEE's SALE OF LOT IN
saFDTOwN-By virtue OF the PROVISIONS OF
1smber 1856 nv Henry Cook, trustee for his Wlie,
serah y Cook. and recorded In the office OF Hem
Eco county, shall proceed IN sell ct Public aue-
t,on mon The premises. on WEBS ESDAY 18th day
NJ JuIy 1857 at o'clock P. M, II fair, II not the
NEXT fair dsy thereafter, all OF that valuable LOT
80 ind living in the county OF Henrico, near Rlch-
Tnond IN what Is known Shedtown, fronting
on the north side of VI street 1855 fact. and running
hack In parallel lines 100 feet, bounded on the
west by Ihirtieth street, and on the east by the
property Of William j. Hicks.
TEaYs Cash for so much as Will be necessary
10 pay the expenses OF executing this trust and to
pay off and discharge note for sioe ~ given by
the said Henry Cook, trustee, to srtin q sseney,
dated November ID 1888, and to carry interest from
It's date and the residue upon such terms Of cash
or credit as the said Henry Cook may prescribe
and in case of his failure TO do so, upon such terms
AS shall on the day Of sale prescrbe and make
known. WILLIAM FOLhES,
~ lids Trustee.
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EOR NEW YOEK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP CoMPhNY.-The c-Ss
splendid new sid " sci steamships [-r-SSSg
ALsEMhkLE SARATOGA, Eat $500
TERAS. NIAGARA, and VIRGIN Il gSgs:tsa1f',s
leave Now Yori every TUESDAY, THURSSpp,Ail'
nd SATURDAY; leave Richmond every TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SCEDAY.
These ships arc entirely new, ard were oulit az.
pressiy !Or this route. They nave splendid saloons
and staterooms and the fare, attention, ana ae'
commodatons are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line ars landed regularly
at New York on the company's covered piefW
North riysrl within forty eight hours.
Iatursrcs effected at lowest rates when ordered.
Freigbts for po!nts beyond New York are FOR.
waried g!th dispatch. and 10 charge made sxeeh
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, sa ssnnah, New Or.
Jams and other southern ports Leave from the I'D
joining pier B II goods for these points are
promptly Transferred without exposure.
N. l.. MoCRBADY, President, Isl Greenwich
''t SAMUEL j, AYREs & CO, Richmond. Va;
JOHN II. WEST, City Point and Petersburg;
T. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply TO
SAMUEL AYRgs d Co..
fs2s-ts 1890 Cary sfrs-t.
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Real Estate for Sale.


ByI n. Cooke, Auctioneer.
Seventh street between Broad and marshi
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DOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
L OLD POINT. AHn ALL LAND g 49,
IEGS ON JAMES RIVER.-rho tast rtsss-rSIS.--J
and elegant stssmsr ,,,,, I-z-ssck1zkA
CAPTAIN z c. CLIFFORD.
leaves be. wharf az Rockets for abovs.n.ned
places on MON pay, WEDN EsDAI AND fh r,
atso'ciocl A. 81 and return on Tuesday ThaI''
day and Saturday. a. .,
Passengers will arrive al City Poin. In tine 70
connect with train for Petersburg.
Freight received at all hoars for Boston. baiu.
more principal landings on Chesapeake pay ana
all landings on James river A. Reasonable rates.
Freight for any landings must DO pre- psid.
Apply to L. b. rATUh, Agent.
fe S-ts OHcs. Steamer sharf.
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TOR RENT, a HOUSE on First street
K between Marshall and Clay. Inquire syA
n MRS TGRh}. tHS
corner Fourth and Marshall streets. 1.<ssL
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DOR RENT, the superior 20 u T.
u STORY AND EA N Z WARE FL
HOUSE in Commercial Block ad joining our t.IS
own stors. This house has every conve- ..s5&a
nience, with vault and safe inside, and has no
superior IN the city either IN location or arrange
NH 1s--ts HAEv2Y9 WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT, the STORE and FIX
Il TIRES complete, on Narsha|' street be- rs
tween Fifth and Sixth street, Gear the NV 1..:S
Market recently occupied by Dir. John T; -
Si,ar .DuIy to A. ID. T'NSbaf,
10 "a r. No 1907 Basin bank.
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are invited to attend the funeral from her residence
VT West Forty thrd street. and thence 70 St Columbia
CHI ~h west Twenty fifth street. near Eighth avenue
on s day afternoon. at O'Clock Her remains vii
be- tate, to Calvary for intermeut
norp ns, Of county Wesimeaih Ireland IN the aaa
The s s sse Or M family requested to attend the
unsrs on Sunday ar s:,srs No 20 W Vss Thy
NAsa~on Thursday. Ausu.t e. at South Norwalk.
Eon no. OF disease OF the heart VI 'n' 0y'
Tho freod. Of the family are invited g attend tho
Monday morning. at twelve O'Clock. -
Carriages VIII be in attendance on arrival q train
leaving T New YORK ey New York aud New Hsvsd Rail
ByrL wife Of Patrick orisu, 10 tho ss.h year Of hsv
The friends Of the family and those OF her brothers,
T Tho sohn William a and Timothy Butler. and
respectfully requested TO attend the funeral on Sunday
afternoon. at two O'Clock, from her late residence No
0'NnLL-Kied BY a fail from a roof, on Thursday,
Augase ~ JAMES O'NEI, second son OF David
years 10 months and 20 days -s'- -
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF his
Sso.he!luaw, Y. q. Lynch, No. oS PIT slre.,, near
klvngton, on Sunday AFTERNOON, at two o'clock The
friends on the family are respectfully invited to attend
PARxER-At Brooklyn, on Thursday, August ~, Of
cholera nfantun, NARIAnnA LuTIkFfELn infant daugh-s
odaya la.s- 4 -sI,e-s's = 80.
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited to
attend tho fdnorat from che residence or her uncle
Nottingham, l20 Henry street, brooklyn, this (Satur-
dayl morning, at haif-past ton O'Clock
PERgz--0p Thursday morning, August ~, MARIA
MsrHLDx, youngest child OF Maria and Manuel Perez
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents 49
Lexington avenue, this Saturday. morning, at ten
O'Clock.
ScaMGEoUR.- On Friday, August %, MATILDA, wife Of
James Scrmgeour aged % years and months.
The friends Of tho family also members OF Greenwood
Lodge f. and A. NJ are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence Fourteenth street.
near Fourth avenue. South Brooklyn Sunday after
noon, at three o'clock
SMyrH.-On Wednesday morning, August 81, MARGAREr,
reict OF the late Alexander Smyth native OF county
Down, ireland.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
the FUNERAL from her late residence, Mddetown Queens
county, L. l., on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock.
Belfast, ireland, papers please copy.
SULLLyAN.-On Friday, August %, MARY r. SULLIVAN,
from Fermoy, county Cork, Ireland beloved wife Of
Frank Sullivan.
Friends and relatives invited attend the funeral
from her late residence. 126 Hestor street. Sunday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
WALLAcg.-On Thursday, August 20, CATHERINE,
youngest child of John and Mary Wallace.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence or her parents
O'Clock.
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THE ArrExprED SHOOTING By AN Elk REBEL OFFICER
Yesterday John L. Taylor. the exrsbel officer who
arrested Thursday night charge Of attempting to
shoot his wife. taken before Justice Cornwel for
yesrs Of age were present MIRA Taylor father wanted
Taylor punished for his rash act but Mrs. Taylor
to reent and was deeply affected After short and
private consultation the Judge stated that the examine
ton would take place to-day Saturday upon which the
parties left the court and Taylor remained In custody
TAKING ADVANTAGE TIE BABy Aor-ArLEosp
CRAuD.-The examination commenced yesterday
morning. before Justice Daley Of the Fourth District
Police Court Eastern District In the Of George T.
Koilam against Warren e. Wells II would seem from
tho testimony Of Mr. Kelam complainant, that in the
early part Of last February tho dsienssnt called at his
with ss stock hs
were half cash and time on bassce for notes The
references given were satisfactory and bargain was
struck the purchaser Of the goods agreeing TO pay
81 900 down. 81 0O0 thirty days $3.50 in four months
the balance BE- divided In three notes OF nve, six and
nine months respectively, for ose 20 EACH the total
legged and f Lease Of the place ssvop Tho rs, note
was duly paid; the second was not while the third was
on the sendan ana sas referred Sy him
his COUNSEL Mr. Nichols, who Informed him that Mr.
Wells claimed that he did NOS owe him ANYTHING as he
infant no being such In the OF tho law The
case adjourned for . further hearing TIL Monday
next
SECULAR ACT or LITTLE GrRL-Mary rackerberry,
little girl years Of age, was corrected by her
father the goth inst for dsobedienee a. which she
became highly indignant put on her little bonnet and
shawl and left the house As she did not return her
parents became somewhat alarmed and instituted In
quiries ABOUT her but unable TO gain any inte
genco Of her whereabouts The police were applied TO-
and Yesterday Sergeant Lawler OF the Forty pre-
cinct found her at the house OF Mr. CALDWELL No. SO
East Baltic street. where sho had represented that she
was without parents homo, on which representation
she was kindly cared for She was returned to her
parents, and promised not 10 run away again.
ANOTHER FATAL CAR AccrDESr.-A boy nine years old,
named william Muligan, over By car No. 70 Of
the Greenwood line, Of eight O'Clock las, night at the
corner Of Court and Rsmsen streets 1t seems be
hanging around Hooley's Opera Rouse, with some other
boys when the officer Of the establishment out to
drive them away The deceased started 10 across
Court street. and In his hurry did not notice the car,
which knocked him down and the wheels passed over
his breast aud face He picked up by officer Reeve,
but died almost instantly. His mother Is widow, and
resides at No. 5 Willow street.
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The gold market ives dull and rather unsettled at the
cowmenosnent Of busnss and after opening at 14ox
II declined TO l4ox Subsequently, however, 1t became
hrmsr and advanced v 14, the closing transactions
being ct lllK. Loans made "nat" and at . 3
Dor cent per annum. and Lea per cent per diem In favor
OF the lender The gross clearings amounted 70
s3s,1e4ooo the gold balances 70 s1,l52s7s, and the
currency balaasss 70 e1,707, a03
Government securities were In improved demand
among the leading dealers, the recent decline hav-
ing brought In Buyers and the market closed
strong n the following pr,ces:-Rssstsrod 1881,
alox . hoy coupon, 1881, lloK . my i've
swsatss registered. 1881, losx losK; de-, coupon,
lss2. isk max; DO, 1904. loox q loox; do.
1ses. 11ox 1iok; do. do. January and July, losk
losx; do, 1851, 1osx 1osx; tsn-forss registered,
% COX; do, coupon, 1o2k 1903; August seven
shiriss. 1o7k 1o7K June DO, 1914 1o7,; July do,
1o7x 1o7,I; October compounds 1894, lls1s 1loK;
December do De-, NIX nay; May do, 1893, III
q 1Tk; August do. TO-, 11o 116L; September do.
do, 1lsk lisk; October do DO, lis llsk
The daily eoavsrsioss Of sevsp-thrsy notes Of the
August issue at the sub-rrsasu since the Sd instant