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BY the Atlantic Cable.

Great preparations are being made in
Worms for tho Luther celebration. Large
numbers Of Americans are arriving there.
In the Austrian Reichsrath, Baron Won
Beust declared that the threats Of the
bishops would not prevent the enforcement
of the law concerning the confessional.
The Reiehsrsth has adjourned.
The Pope, in his allocution on Monday,
said the concordat with austria should
have been perpetual in effect, and warned
all Of the spiritual pains attached to it's
violation. He also granted amnesty to all
persons, with a few exceptions, who invaded
the Papal territory last year.
LONDON, June AT is reported in dis
patches recently received from the CONT
nent that the Italian. Government has
issued circular note to the various repre-
seEtatives Of that over in other countries,
announcing that Italy will remain strictly
neutral in the event of war between
France and Prussia. p q S'-szA@
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June rs. -Honse.-Mr.
Paine asked leave to introduce bill sup
plying the militia with arms.
Mr.. Eldridge demanded that it be read,
and Mr.. Paine then withdrew it.
The bill dividing Illinois into two Fede-
raj judicial districts was passed and goes to
the President.
The tax bill was resumed. An amend
ment forbidding removals from the distil-
lery until the tax is paid, anything in the
bill to the contrary Notwithstanding, and
allowing fifty cents drawback on exporta-
ton, was passed. 80,
The veto of the omnibus bill was re-
ceiyed, and the bill passed over it-lO5 to
80. s .,. ,
The House then took recess.
Senate.-The appropriation bill was dis
eussed all day. An amendment increasing
the salary Of the Assistant Treasurer at
Charleston, 8. c., from $4,000 to 81, oCe was
passed. The said Treasurer disburses
$4,000 900. Without concluding the bill
the Senate passed the omnibus bill over the
Presidents veto-35 to 8.
Adjourned.
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ACADEMIC HoNoR.-We learn that the
Board of Trustees of St. Johns College at
Annapolis, Md, conferred on Tuesday last
the honorary degree of IL. D. on the Hon.
Reverdy johnson. St. Johns College has
been proverbially chary Of its academic
honors, Mr.. johnson (who, we need not say,
is nm al,lna1s4s of that institution being the
fifth person who has received this dignity
from the board since the foundation Of the
college in the year 1854, Such an honor
so bestowed becomes, therefore, something
more than mere decoration, and in the
present case carries with it the consenting
approval of scholars, and jurists, and
statesmen, not only in our own country, but
wherever American jurisprudence has an
admirer, or wherever our civil and political
history has student National l"telH,.
UPTceT. .f-sG ..,.s--sHEg lSGgFs z s3t-sis NJ
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RARB1 Monats tAoon RApH1I1I. pH. y

RABBI MoRRts JACOB RAPHALL, Pr. D.
We regret to announce the death Of this
distinguished Jewish divine, which took
place at his residence in this city yesterday
morning. He died quite suddenly from
fit Of apoplexy. DR.. Raphal was native
Of Stockholm, Sweden, where he was born
some time during the month of September,
1913, and had consequently nearly attain
ed his seventeen year. He received an ex-
cellent education at the Jewish College ut
Copenhagen, and for some four years stu
died at the University of Giessen. He be-
came prominently known in England, to
which country he had removed, as the
editor of the first Jewish periodical ever
published In Great Britain Q934)-The
He6re,o ReUie1o, or Magazine Of Rdb6inicdl
Literature. Subsequently he translated and
wrote several books relating to the Jews, oil
of which stamped him as man of great abil-
ity. During the agitation caused by the
persecution of the Jews at Damascus in 1910,
the deceased acted az secretary to DR.. S..
Huschel, the chief rabbi of England, and
drew up an expurgatory declaration on the
subject in several languages. In 1S41 he
accepted the position Of rabbi preacher to
the Hebrew synagogue at Birmingham, and
in this capacity acted for eight years, dig
tinguishing himself by causing the found
ing Of the first Hebrew national school by
the provincial Jews of England. In 1849
Mr.. Raphall decided upon making the Uni
ted States his home, and on his departure
from Birmingham the Mayor and most pro-
minent inhabitants of that city united in
an address thanking him for his efforts in
behalf Of public education. On arriving
in New York he was rendered the Office of
rabbi preacher of the Congregation Bnai
Jeshurun, which he accepted and held until
few months ago, when i'll health COM
PEELED him to retire from active duty.
AS citizen of the United States he won
O most enviable reputation among the peo-
pie of all classes and religions, and was
particularly popular with his co-religionists
for his earnest endeavors in their behalf.
He also wrote and published several works,
among which were his devotional Exer-
eises for the Daughters of Israel" (ls52),
"Post Biblical History of the Jews -
1856, &C The Path to Immortality" Q859),
and "The Bible View of Slavery" 1861
His writings were quite polished and vigor-
GUS, and exhibited much thought and
| ability. If we are not mistaken the de-
ceased was the active cause of the founding
Of Jewish college in Philadelphia-the
first in the United States. DR.. Raphall is
represented as having been q most amiable
gentleman, of irreproachable private cha
racter. The announcement Of his death
will be received with profound regret by
all the Jews and his very many Christian
friends throughout the country.-Neao York
Herald. ...- .......I
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The President
has sent q special agent to Georgia to report
the circumstances connected with the I'M
prisonment of citizens at Columbus and At,
lanta. -.
It is understood that the Ways and Means
Committee have determined to letail purely
financial questions affecting currency, bonds,
and banking go over to next session. -
The President has nominated ECoilector
smythe, Of New York, for Minister to Aus
tria. 80 y. -, ,y
The President has pardoned George ".
Walliagford and John c. McBrayer, OF Ken
tucky, yiolators Of the revenue laws. =
Mr.. schenck thinks that he can drive the
tax bill through the Committee OF the
Whole and the House this week. s.
The wedding Of Senator Henderson, OF
Missouri, and Miss Matte Foote, took place
at noon at the National Hotel, The par,
lors were beautifully draped with lace ana
DECORATED With flowers, Including magn0l'as
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-''.-.'75 RIcuMoND AND PErERssURG}
HnarpA NY NAV e 1883.

8 n F1I@.,55,-s.i RICHMOND AND PETERSHURG{
"a - =. RAILROAD CoMPANY. May Is 1858. .
NHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
Il D after WEDNESDAY the nth instant the
trains on this road will run as follows "
{ feayei iPETERSRURG at s:ls A. III. and e4s r.
The A. M. train win not leave Rehm mol, on on
MONDAYS; and the S;4s Z t,o M. 'iain -"tA N''
ies passc nee for Norfolk viii take the r. ID.
train. p,o chacte,a through
ppassenyers for Glover Hill WIN take the a. ~.
t,niT IN yfEDNEEDAYS and FhIDAfs con-
Meeting AT Chester with the coal train. o,r
myw Engineer aud superintendent
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FOREIGN Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June 25.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; estimated sales, 5000
bales. Afternoon. firm r and more
active sales will reach $4,000 bales prices
the same. Lard fat. Pork, 1875. Tallow,
AS. Cd. ~. r.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.--Erening. Cotton
a fraction higher !; uplands, llAd.; Or
leans, 111%d.; sales, $4,000 bales. Corn,
34s. Sd. Sugar active at 26s.
LONDON, June a5.-Aft9noon.- eonsols,
9456@s42z. United States bonds, 1870
1871. 80 ''s'
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. FATAL EXPLOSION There was an e1-
plosion yesterday in the store OF Messrs,
W. ,. Lyon s Co., dealers in fireworks, at
No. 3e4 Broadway, in which Lawrence
Ludlow Lyon, son of the senior proprietor,
met with sudden and fearful death. There
were; no other casualties. The explosion
caused great excitement in the vicinity ana
for q time it was feared several hives had
been lost. The cause Of the explosion ID
unknown, but may possibly be revealed at
the coroner's inquest to be held to-day on
the BODY of the unfortunate deceased. The
building and stock were damaged in about
SIS. 600 fully injured. --=Meas York. Herald,
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER1
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND. June ID. 1903. J

TOR BALTIMORE, THE NORTH AND
WEST.-STEAMER KENNEBEC
This lrst-class steamer has been thoroughly over
hauled and refurnished, and is now Oh this line,
under command of Captain JOHN ii. FREEMAN,
so favorably known to the public as the commander
of the Curtis Peck, on James river.
Passengers at present leave the depot OF THIS
Company on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
INGS at O'Clock, reaching Baltimore In time for
all the early trains North and West.
Parties going to the northern waterlng-places
Fare to Baltimore only 81 %. -,
BY the 10th Of July the Admiral will be returned
to the line in new and perfect order repainted and
refurnlshed and there will then be four boats per
week from White House to Baltimore.
Freight FOR Baltimore, the North, and West re-
ceiyed ut all times and forwarded promptly.
Through bills of lading given to all prominent
points. , =.
WILLIAM B. EEOS,
100 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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DAMAGES FOR THE Loss ORA RIGHT Arm.
The case of Henry Byrnes Us. Maygers &
Shaffer, which was on trial for several days
of last week in the Superior Court, was
ended on: Monday by the jury rendering o
sealed verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
awarding him the sum Of one thousand dol
lars damages. The suit was brought to re-
cover, damages for the wrongful act OF the
defendants in permitting the use Of defec-
tive and insufficient machinery in their iron
foundry in Monument street, in which the
plaintiff. was employed, whereby he was
caught in the works and sustained the loss
of his right arm.-Balti,nore Sun.
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Sir Walter Scott's son, who bore his
fathers name and succeeded to his title,
used to say, and it is believed with truth,
that he never had read line of his fathers
works.
An Englishman, resident in Florence, has
Hoored and walled room with zinc. This
he keeps filled breast-high with water, and
lives in it during the summer months,
reading and writing, and receiving visitors
in his tank.
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PAYMENT OF INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL.
On the lst Of July about s28, 900, 900 in coin.
will be taken from the vaults of the Trea-'
sury Department to pay the interest On the
fve-twenty bonds falling due on that date.
In addition to this about 81 100000 in cur.
rency will be required to pay the principal
and interest on the loan Of 1S4S, being the
remaining half of that loan, which falls
due on the LIST of July s,aGg Z. - .'''.
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INSTRUMENTATION. Thaddeus Stevens
regrets the publication Of statements re-
garding his new impeachment articles, as
they are decidedly premature. The addi-
tional statement that he intended to present
them to the House yesterday is entirely
without foundation in fact, as he has not as
yet made up his mind to present them at
all.-F0rney. 49,. .a
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ARRIVAL. OF THE REMAINS OF UNITED
STATES OFF1cERs.-Boston, June A.-The
United States storeship Supply, Edward
Conroy commanding, from China, which
arrived yesterday, brings the remains Of the
late Rear Admiral Fl. II. Bell and Lieuten-
ant Commander J. H. Reed, who were
drowned by the upsetting Of q boat on the
bar at Hioga, Japan. She also brings the
BODY Of Lieutenant Commander A. s.
Mackenzie, who was killed in the attack on
Farmoso. gr :, .t.irzasr. -.s - zs.tglgF
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PoLITIcs IN PhilGdel-
phia, June 24.-Tbe Democratic Convention
has nominated Daniel NJ. Fox for Mayor.
He has been an unsuccessful candidate
twice before. The other candidates with
drew their names, and the nomination was
unanimously made. .~ ---.. -
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FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO sDEATH.-St.
Paul, M;,,a., June 24.--0n Wednesday eve
ming last Ordnance Sergeant Franzker and
four Of his children we're burned to death
at Fort Ripley, Mrs. Franzker has become,
q rayine maniac in consequence.
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LAW JUST PASSED BY CONGREss.-Be Il
enacted, de-, That eight hours shall consti-
tutc aeday's work for all laborers, work
men, and mechanics now employed, or who
may be hereafter employed, by or on behalf
of the Government of the United States
and that all acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with this act be, and the same are
hereby, repealed.
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The Arkansas Members Pay.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-In the House to-
day the Speaker decided that the Arkansas
members are entitled to their pay from the
date of their election. They claim it from
the commencement of the present session.
The Speaker refused this claim, and the
dispute was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee .-.sr ..se .st...,. 4s.. g.. .--r...
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Fatal steamboat Aecident,

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-The steamer
Selma, with cattle for this city, sank at 2
P. M. yesterday one mile from the mouth
of the Brazos. Captain j. E.. Thomas,
Steward John Mclean, two Chinese cooks,
and passenger (name unknown), were
lost. The body of Captain Thomas was re-
covered .e.
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REP1YsTo THE Nova SCOTIA MEMORIAL.
Ottaaoa, Canada, June 24.-A dispatch has
been received from the Colonial Office N
reply to the Nova Scotian repeal memorial
The reply represents the union as the I'M
perial as well as Provincial policy, and re-
lies on the loyalty Of Nova Scotia 70 sup
x,n,st ~ -tirFcs = ~ 49,
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GENERAL MEADE.-It is reported that
there are reasons outside of his military
tyranny and atrocities which make it pro-
per that General Meade should not return
to Atlanta, the force of which he himself
recognizes and acts Unconstitutional Intel
i1pncer . .-..
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The Veto of the Omnibus Rill-The

The Veto Of the Omnibus Rill-The
Georgia Legislature COnvoked.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The President
to-day sent in very brief message vetoing
the omnibus admission bill. The objections
to the Arkansas bill, without restating
them, apply he says to all the southern
States except Alabama, in whose case the
bill additionally violates the plighted faith
of Congress. scr. -
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, who is
here, has convoked the Georgia Legislature
for July 4th, in view Of the ombinus bill
having become law. ss- r..res.-rse ~
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Report OF the Richmend Tobaccs Market.
+Ias THURSDAY June IS 1858.


Since our las: weekly report the Inspections con-
tinue large, with good demand forali grades, par;
ticuiarly common, which show a decided upward
tendency In prices. The transactions FOR the last
six days-L 465 hogsheads, $50 terces. andes boxes
ut prices within the range Of quotations:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Common to medium dark working, %
@ST. 30; good dark working, Ss9≤ sun-cured
common, ss@$ll; sun.eared good el219l.; coal,
s2s; coai-cured fancy, $so@slo
Leaf.-Common dark working, .@7Q3o; medium
dark working, $sG$n; good dark working, PIG
$50 yellow wrappers, common, 1eo0436; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra, $aoD$leo.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lnes.-Very common and heavy weights, $3.50
G87. 80; medium, Ss&9@9 good. ea.seGl$ls.
LedE-Engilsh shipping, al+Dssl; Continental
shipping, $ll0$sf.
STEMMfya TOBACCO.
LeaG-Common, $sGsia; good. si.6sls; ane,
Stsns.-ss.so@ss.so.
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MORE INpIAN MURDERss-St. Paul,
MINI, June 23.-The reported killing OF
the two mail carriers, Mcdonald and Am
bier, near Fort Totten by the Indians 0 Few
days ago, has been confirmed. other In
dian outrages are reported near Fort Ben
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The Mississippi Electton-The Demo-
Gratis Sansuine Of Success.

JACKSON, MISS, June 25.-The election
in this State, as far as heard from, gives
the Democrats 5000 majority. The returns
come in slowly. The Democrats are SAN
guine of success, while the Radicals claim
that base frauds are being perpetrated.
Full returns cannot be obtained for several
dovr ts-. ...T.r.' Ea ...-s
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nj AID EDITORIAL PAaTNEasHIP,-The edir
tor of the Cerro Gordo (Iowal Republican
has 81 taken in - one of the Office boys as
partner, and assigns rs reason that HSte,
nhen has been to work for us all winter and
wanted his pay, and we thought, after ne
had been proprietor short time, ne would
understands that paying help Haa not 30
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The Georgia Leeislature-Rain.

AUGUSTA, Ca, June 25.-A heavy rain,
beneficial to the crops, fell this evening.
Governor Bullock issued his proclamation
to-day calling the Legislature together July
4th, under authority granted by act of
Congress.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE-TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
IN CERN.-Notlce is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District Of Virginia
receiver of all the assets OF the Farmers Bank of
Virginia and Of all Its branches. All persons In
debtcd to said banks are hereby notified forthwith
to pay such debts only to the receiver or his duly
authorized agents or attorneys; and all persons
having claims against said banks must forthwith
file notices of the same, setting forth the amount
claimed. with me. DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
2-Tu&FtNoyl8Glfl Receiver.
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COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.-The commence
ment exercises took place Wednesday. L..
B. Allen, James Pollard, and 2, +. Sewers,
Of Virginia, are among the distinguished
students. Rev. j. o. Kirk, Of Virginia,
received the degree Of "A. M e y
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The War In Venezuela.

HAVANA, June 25.-Venezuelan advices
of the 7th say General Monagos was before
the gates Of Caracas demanding uncondi-
tional surrender.
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
r. sAO }p AfTs,O ERkILWAY.- DAILY
TEAM 10 and irom santos $50 Fanlo ana JHh-
diahY running within thirty taases OF HanPisas
: J.rulpy1 lssa. superintendent.
s, H. Is. The booking ofice Ifsantos VIII he open
nom Ire s.I R!c, ANY ''ee''e mAs~sodsR
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, !
RICHMOND, June L 1858.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDI-
i NANCE OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, !
Will attend ut my Office from a. NJ. to O'Clock
p. NJ daily from the eth to the god OF July, inclu-
slvc to receive of the city taxpayers onehalf Of
the Whole of their city taxes, dcducting therefrom
ten per centum Persons desiring to make lmme-
dlate payment will be accommodated.
JULIUS A. HOBSON,
je 22-t22djy Collector.
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RAILROADS.
8 W - $50

@ M Essssss; ;ssss sSSisSI;;sssias
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
IN TION-NEW YORK.
FOURTH OF July, 1868.
EXCURSION TICKETS VIA RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
-.s. RAILROAD.
FARE: FIFTEEN DOLLARS THE ROUND
TRIP.
TIME: EIGHTEEN HOURS.
Delegates and others wishing to visit New York
Oh the occasion OF the Democratic Convention to
be held there on the 4th of July are hereby no.
titled that on and after the 25th instant ROUND
TRIP TICKETS ola this pleasant and expeditions
route at fare, good from the 25th instant to the
18th Of July inclusive may be had at the offices OF
the company, or Of Mr.. CHARLES z. HYDE, pas
senger agent. .- ,
THIS is rare opportunity for all to visit the
great metropolis at small cost bya most delight
fnl route, free from sea-sickness and the dangers
Incident to oceal travel These tickets will not be
received or recognized by this company after the
18th Of July.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent OF Transporta-
tiOn -..s-,.. d. , - ..-.-az.- ..a.. je 2Ast
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Rain In Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Ga, June 25.-It has been
raining steadily since yesterday morning.
Reports from the crops are very favorable.
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Later adyices. fron Arizona render pro.
bable the election of Mr.. Mel ormick, Union
delegate, to Congress,
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

n - TMUHHpAY, aHne ..
The receipts Of the week we're So cattle, 2B sheep,
81 lambs, and lis calves.
BerI-No prime offered ; sales OF common to
fair ut 5lR7}e. a D., gross good, &c. y d.
Mssp.-N0 prime Int sheep; fair 70 GOOD NJ t5eg
IS p head; no sales by weight; market over
stocked. :Ntt
LanaLs. From o. to % n head.
Calves. From 20 to Us q bead.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y SUMNER SCHEDULE.-The following
Trains win be run on this road on and AFTER MON
- Mail TRAIN leaving Richmond for Covington
daily iexcept Sundays) at 7:15 A. NJ, and arrives
ut Covington At 7:25 L "a. mr..
,,ttesvi1is and richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottesville at "a. ID. Leaves Richmono fe'ufhlhs'
The Mail Train connects with trains Of Orange
and Alexandra railroad for WASHlNGIOS,
BALTIMi5RE. and NEW YORK; also; for
LYNCHBURG, KN S6SH 4 M a. staunton,
with for AVG qSTAc WITER sg w.
a. Goshen. with coaches for NATURAL BRIDGE,
LEXINGTON, ROCKBRIDGE BAIaa a anS
ROCKBRDGE1 ALUM AZ MiilboroS,;c WIZ, ,1
coaches for BATH ALUM, WAkA, hof' any
HEALING SPRIN GS. AZ Covlngtnn; NJ XIII ~
coaches Tor WHITE SULPHUR, RED. ana oLD
SWEET and other SPRINGS In the Trans tIne
ghany section. and for LEMisbohd' oH io''''
and CHARLESTON. Kanawha.
I FREIaHT TRAINS daily except on snday
S-T1fW gT-J-Iilsz II. d. WHITC0siB,.
te1 - a.. ',7..,E .lf General superintendent.
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ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, June 1858. J

TOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE
LOCAL TRAVEL.-On and afteriMONDAY.
Jnne a passenger car will leave Richmond Tor
Petersburg with the freight train) DAILY (sun'
uIS assenpers must procure their tickets at the
office previous to getting on the train: orr,
1eseg Engineer and Superintendent.
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DOMESTIC,
= FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS BOOTS,

ard n very ARE re-, s,sso1fncnt OF STRAW GOODS,
for both ladies and gentlemen, which
call the attention 0fte public 70 examine Us thes
will be sold at very retinceii rates. ALSO, ss-s
800 $50 PARASOI.S and F..s.s q. 4..tssF
~ 800 SUN UMBRELLAS 81 IL. rs4F -. :.
In all shades and qualities. Having purchaser
them very low, i am determines TO sell them at q
NV motto is not to advertise the price OF any ar
ticle but leave It to these who will call, and they
can convince themselves Of the great bargains
which am now Offering at the p @1tf'
OLD MARKET BAZAAR, E,fFa
tGreen Front
CORNER OF MAIN AND SEyENTEEATH STREETS.
N. B.-Parsicular attention Of m!llinera and
couatry merchants Is called, rs / win offer great
inducements to wholesale buyers.
a lie 2a-,MW&Fs. $50 1s4at4it j. STROOCk.z