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Cuba--Newss about Eilibuster Move
naents...The Cubans to be Recognized
oS E,agafp-aro.sfs 2iEStz' : 't-ir2& ".t

as BeIffgeFeTfs. - 20. -H.sGn I-.-..u- :.
HAVANA, June 30.-The United States
steamer Contacook has arrived here, and
returns to Key West tonight. .
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The three Cuban
crafts captured in=New York harborc con
tanned only $50 men. The Ryan expedi-
ton is undoubtedly for out to sea. ;qy4 ggr,
British Minister Thornton and Spanish
Minister Roberts have been in consultation.
General Banks, after consulting with
Cubans, has visited the President and Sc
cretary Rawlins.' He thinks the Cubans
will obtain IN early independence, and that
the United States Government viii recog-
nize them as belligerents before many
weeks. =. H. -. /,
New YORK, July1.-The police, have adj
vices Of the departure Of a schooner with a
lot: of horses aboard, which will probably
perish for want of the hay which was pre-
viously captured aboard the Catharine
Whiting. --
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President Grant telegraphed to st. Louis
Monday that he and his family would visit
81. Louis during the latter part of this
week -4t I'D f@an.r 81
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TINE CITIZENS ARE HEREBY
ASHES, &C., from their lots, placed in barrels
and boxes on the sidewalks by ] O'Clock A. NJ.
until further notice, rs follows Marshall Ward
on each MONDAY, Jefferson, Ward on each
TUESDAY, Madison Ward on each WEDNES-
DAY. Monroe Ward on each THURSDAY, and
Clay Ward on each FRIDAY. TO commence with
Monroe Ward TO-MORRoW. t-LLt ~
JOHN B.. CRENSHAW,
ic 3o-2t sE.E#e !-E e. Is tx City Engineer.
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CoNFECTTGNERIEs.

GALL ATaZIMMER q CO.'S WHOLE
" SALE ICE-CREAM MANUFACTORY, 1913
MAIN. STREET, where 1ce-Cream is regularly.
walls, saloons, and private families, ut Sl.25 per
gallon. Delivered free Of charge to any part Of
lin quality and flavor} against any shigh-prtced
ice-cream sold in the city. We have also fitted up
\ splendid Icc-Cream Saloon at our retail estab-
lisfment, No. Sid Broad street, nextt to Mr. Mount
c~astle's. Ladies are especially invited to visit this
place, where they will find Mr.. Capped always
ready to serve them with all the delicacies of the
season, and where they can give our Ice-Cream q
fair test and leave their orders. 80 1E my 26t
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HeatherRenort1

WHMNGToN,sN n. g. sJulyyI.-The wea-
'ther is sultry .Windsouthwess therrnomel
ter. S6fdcgrees. y-fis8eI-aet2Fss ht6sl ssfsiga54Y
SAVANNAH, Ga, July l. thermome-
ter at 3 o'clock stood at 90 degrees in the
shade..9a1 ITEET0 G.EaD1G) SfE& E9ftg
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.SExpIosion at afRowderlaEiu
= WILaINGToN, D~ELyJuly Ian explo-
sion st upont's Powder Mills to-day killed
two persons. - G5ali@2 8PHz 81 dEF 4
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBoATas@

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATSsSrJust
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TAT sAEs1SStassTS5R
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.-Cheap
reliable, and safe route to Baltimore, Sayannah,
Boston, and the West. Tgi-weekly line to Balti-
more, making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No transhipEaent Of goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Baltt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
TURDAY.. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day 2Sundaysl up
to 2 O'Clock r. M. These steamers have excellent
saloon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations.
Fare, 81; meals and stateroom extra. For freight
GAkVEYs g. WILLIAMS, Agents.
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The British HouseEofJL Lords has amended
the bill for dis~establishing the Irish GhurGcth
50 as to make it go into effect in .l 1871 E.,,e !.
Count Bismarck has abandoned Temporal
rily the presidency Of the Prpssian Coun-
ciffor the sake of his health. $50 x
II was officially reported at Bic on n zsth
instant that President Lopez had proposed
10 leave Paraguay on certain conditions!
AT a Mobile Episcopal church, after the
collection all the-eonfrfbators rise, and the
nastor congeerates the Offering with prayer.
Everybody gives something.
II il calculated that the "Howard uni
yersisy = viii, during the current year,
turn oct eighty negro lawyers. presumed 70
be intended for the southern \ western
markets. 81
The lives Of oil the members OF the
Chicago fire department Besessaturday IN
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WAR AGAINST A DEsPERADo.-St. Louis,
June 3O.AGovernor McC lurg has authorized
the organization ofa n special armed force
for the. arrest of the notorious desperate
and murderer, Samuel Hildebrand, OF San
Francisco. IA proclamation has been issued
by the Sheriff of Washington county Warh-
ing all people against harboring him, and
commanding an persons 'haying knowledge
of his whereabouts to communicateIwiththe
proper authorities, A. reward OF ten thou
sand dollars is offered for his arrest.
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THE IRoS-CLAp OATH IN VIRGINIA
OPINION OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HoAR
Washington, June 30.-Promi-
ncnt Virginia gentlemen called on the Pre-
sident q few days since in reference to the
recent declaration Of General Candy, COM
mander Of the first military district, State
Of Virginia, that no one without taking
the iron-clad oath would be entitled to take
his seat in the State Legislature which is
to assemble at Richmond Immediately after
the adoption of the new constitution. The
President listened attentively to the repre-
sentations of the gentlemen. The subject
was brought up in the Cabinet on Tuesday,
and it was determined to refer it to Attor-
ney-General Hoar for his opinion.
. The opinion of the Attorney-General,
which will doubtless be made public in q
short time, is looked for with great interest
by both neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Baltimore Sun. K,
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HAkVEYs g. WILLIAMS, Agents.
au 10 Commercial Block.

TOR NORFOLK, P0RTS-sSll.f
E MOUTH ANDALL REGUIARkfkEasEsI
LANDINGS on JAMES RIVEk.-lhe fast
ELIZA HANC0X, Captain q. @. GUFoaps leayea
her wharf at Rockets for the above-named places
on MONDAYS sWEpSESDAYSt and
days, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk La tine TO con-
meet with steamers for baltimore and poles
Trains ieayc CITY Poin. for Petersburg on srrt-
val OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, e.. 80.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturday,,
from Il III. to 50 p. III, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal handbags on
Chesapeake bay, and All regular landings on James
river, at reaSonahle rates. 1gg attn 3D.
Frslgh:s Tor way-land!ngs mnst be pre-paid.
In consequence of the mail being discontinued
at Grove and brandon Point whsryes, the steamer
Apply to L. B. TATUM, Agent.
js 20 Office, steamers, wharf.
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Danger of Smuggling Cigars. :

WaUEeT Oh SHS.sKS'
BALTIMORE, July Judge Giles, of the
Federal court, decides that the steamer
Cuba is liable to confscation for smuggling
cigars : from Havana.5. The defendants In
the case appealed! ~ ESS-ss ~
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Dispatch

New YORK, July Among the Cubans
oYerhauled and captured by the United
States authorities are parties bailed to
Keep the peace, a~ggregating seventy-fye
or lone hundred. Among the Ameri-
can. officers captured were Colonels Ryan
and Keats, Majors O'Leary and Courtney,
and Captains T. F. 0'Neil, William n.
Lindsey, Kearns, Murtha, McCue, Simon
SON, Gibbins, Tom MaslertoL, Dixon, Hoar,
Harris, and several others-a1 of whom
we're brave officers in the late war. a,
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST, ria the Rich
mond, FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac railroad,
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele.
CANT cars with newepatent sleeping-chairs on all !.
trains. The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot. corner OF Byrd and Eighth
streets as fol1ows: p tatI791g EE3 rs
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at Il:l5 A. NJ, arriving In wash
ington st e;45 p. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with the new patent leeping-chnirs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed) ut Sis I. d., arriving in Washington Gt $40 A.
NJ, connecting with the early morning trains for
the North, East, and, West n ss.
Both STEAMERS stop az AlsxanGria each way:
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way-stationsl leaves depotcorncrB Bread and
Eighth streets at 4:3o p. NJ. Returning, arrives 1t
$50 \. M. aSN-
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
all principal points. g
For further Information and through tickets, APP:
ply at the Office of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Shock0e Hill, and at the ticket of
fee corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J.B GENTRY, General Ticket Agent. !
SAMUEL UTE Superintendent. al ~. my4r
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been received since. The FIRST sign that
something was wrong in the electrical cone
dition of the cable occurred this morning,
but notliingf of q definite characters file
electricians see no reason for alarm, and
the delay Hiil be no worse than IN moon
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Second Dispatch.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The revenue cutter
Mahominy yesterday afternoon captured a
flibuster tug-boat, after q chase with.
seventy five men on. board. Also the schoo-
ners Fancy and Winona, with rifles, field
pieces, sabres, and ammunition. ALI the
vessels are now at the Brooklyn navy-yard.
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KAmR0ADs.



/ CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
aiter he soTn isaa, me iMnadiILiT.R1is VII
run daily between Richmond and White sulphur
s Gn,is sa spriass saE I 4 81 si q arriyea ais Rishamsad
y a &c !; X TaArs between Char
NEsDAYs and s1TuRDAYss. Leayes Char
s:ss An. Leaves Riehsaond at sac 7. NJ, snd
arrives at charlottesville at oPs
Cfiarioftessife with trains on Orange, Aiexandria
and Manassas railroads for A1exandris Washing
ton snisl Ph,lasslgsia, S Msu 9STk' s Lype oaIsas.e s Msas-
FOR Yeyess Cave, HslEissnsarg and AagaSs.a
taral grilge, Roekbrtdgs kfnm SPRINGS Galdsul.
p !s1,1 spEinss ana Eoekosidge hatf,s g H sillltSsorr
at Govington with stages for Hot and. Heal!ne
Springs; at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
Springs Misl sssges1 Springs L@H-
A JAIEs :. NETHsaLAsD.
gDICHMoND AND YORK RIVER
nm NM g IN shLTINeKhE
oFsCHEDULE-DAILY ExCEPTSUNDAYsl.
ON and after TUESDAY,, stu OF june, passengers
YES viii saee the aae pa ass pssnsi train anf1 nom the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond for West Point where they take the
81 sse kENN ABEe, eappts nnp J. 4. fnsassas,nsosk
boats having been put In f~rst-rateo rder-reaching
n Sassim misls tn. me s asiSsi f0g P pSilaaeip Il sis See Y sSa,
and the Vest Returning, the hosts leave pier Nc.
y y I LightTsss hSssy wsa e Yo isSs e f > Ns si pssseS aany
arriving in Richmond ut l2:1s p. NJ. the following
day In time to connect with the express TAIN
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., NC; Columbia, s. Cs
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Commissioner Delano, in response to a
letter from an assessor of internal revenue
inquiEing as to the mode of taxing the
excess of dealers sales under paragraph 2,
section 70, of the act of June 80, 1864, and
of sales of liquor dealers under section So,
July 20, 1868, as amended by the act Of
April 10, 1869, replies "Upon careful
examination of the law referred to, and COM
pairing the same, I am of opinion TINT Con-
gress intended by the act of April 10, 1869,
10 impose a tax On all sales in excess of the
amounts specified at propsrrates, including
not only units Of hundreds and thousands,
but fractions thereof, and you will hereafter
assess upon such understanding"
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In Virginia, post-ofices have been estab-
lished at Iterbide, WytheNuauntyI Hamilton
w. Leslie, postmaster ). B%eulahViile, King
William county, Mary W. Mahon, postmis-
tress !; Applewood, Caroline county, G.: R.
Jones, postmaster ~ 1Ygsuq ~ 81
One thousand walters have passed Char
louisville within the last few days en- route
for the Virginia Springs" @H"
Commodore Maury, professor at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute,T has beentendered
the presidency Of the Alabama University.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
DEMovAL-.JAMES BoITOE Has
T-hirdsndFourfh, where be would be pleased to see
his OLD customers and all others who may needany-
4lDs'A 'usso AND SHOE LINE. g
Earnisics the best of Taserial at moderate rates.
Makes a speciality Of dtting shoes to tender feet
and to, corns snd bumions. ,y,.- ~ : jy2-lwe
I A NEW STOCK OF a 3
IA BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, WsA
-'9s - OLD Lo 81 oEs2oa9 -
G. HErIER sTse NEW STORE.
LIST OF PRICES oFAFEW OF G. HELLER,s
NEW STOCK, RECENTLY PURCHASED
AT BANKRUPT SALES, NORTH:
cHILDREE,s: CONGRESS CATERS at soc.
oH1 MGb9s ss;ss; H 1us1 ). YELLOW SHOES for
LAb 3 Es!'9 s s5i9f; QUALITY CARPET SLIP
G Gh6nss CONGRESS- si aSiT T4ss1 e e = slow price
GESTs' sEwED SUMMER SHOES at q 81 worth
$s.So; besides . large variety Of all other kinds
!: sTTRRkk&sa HATS, aud Il :. : -. - Il !
!, : } S Safs' sS ESs ss s SSS 81 :$ s SSBr s SHf ! :
a lot Of BOYS sTRAM CARS At 2sc., at -
T 10, corner nsr Sixth and Broad streets, 2
MANAGED STRAW HATS e. Is f.
DAMAGED ASR TRUNKS KS
and damaged q large lotof HATSa and TRUNKS,
they will be s0'dresaaeslfafsE e eHSs q nev store.
J ,jc 2l-eodtSeps 7sfia raa.-Ez
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DICHMoND AND PETERSBURG

pICHMoND AND PETERSBURG
I'd. the trains OF this road will. be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at NJ. and Gasp. M. "
Leave Petersburg at $50 a. NJ. and $3.50 /. M.
car attached, will leave Richmond daily at 5:45P.
NJ, and Petersburg daily alta. NJ. Sundays eS-
fSe IA. M. train, will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 7. NJ. train win not leave Pc
Passengers for Norfolk will tako the a4s p. NJ.
train, running through daily. - .tfI u
Baggage checked Through. ~
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave, Glover Hill ut A. d., and, returning,
leave Rielmond at 2:4o 7. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
THOMAS H.-wYNNE,
ap Is ,fgag az superintendent /,
D1CHMOND AND DANYIELE RAIL-
IGRoAD.-CHANGE OF SCHgDULE:-on
and after SATURDAY, May %, 1880, the PAS
sENGER RAMS on this road win be run as fol-
lows
GOING WEST, LYNCHBURG PASSENGERS
81; arrive at Burkeynle at 1880 a. NJ, making
close. connections with trains on the Southslde read
Nashville: Memphis, &C., &c. Mail
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmcndd daily Mt 2:ioP
NJ; leaves Danyille daily at 40 7. NJ arrives at
~ncctions for all stations on the North CAROLINA road
both East and West Of Greensboro. Charlotte
Columbia! a1Ha FAVE AsEustFTiH npd AZ FONTS T S1utsi
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at l:45 A. NJ;
leaves Danville daily at 4:o4A NJ. arrives at rich
mond daily at 10. 5S A. M. ELYNCHBURG Pas,
at i:s5 r. NJ; arrive Ut Richmond ut s:57 r. n;
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket OF
fee in Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest, and ut Greensboro and Danviie TO- all
my IS : 80 Superintendent. (
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NEW YORK.-OLD DO-As

EUR NEW YORK."ULD eDU-~%N
L. MINION STEAMSHIP Co3fPA-4SsAsx&#@ssa
NY.GThe splendid new side-wheel steamghip5
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
MARIE, and HATTEIsAS, Leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, and RICHMOND, every TUES
DAY, and sATgRDDA4,YIa; at1s
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, ut high tide ta
Theses ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and iBtateroons. The fare, accommodate
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed :
Freight for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred.
Close connexions made will, steamers for oil
southern and European. ports. S$4eA ,oZ
AT AQUARTER OF ONE PEE GENT at the
Offices of this company. GAl1IL
NJ I. iMcCgEADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
tf wisIIiIM d. pUNHAM q CO., Agents,
Ia 10 al1a9 corner Main and Eleventh etreetg.
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ARREsTED.-0n last Friday Sheriff Boyd.
captured the negro Henry Monroe at the
residence of Mr.. Samuel Chiffon, in Gull
pepper. Our readers will remember the ac-
count published in the Sentinefscme months
since of the brutal murder of his child by
this fend, and his subsequent escape before
he could be secured dTrenton Sentinel.
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Tobacco Markets.

zzTTE RICHMOND, July !, 1859.
The market exhibits no change worthy Of notice.
Prices Of all sorts continue about as last reported.
with q little more spirit In 1.-The market. We quote
rs before III .rG.rg
Eugs.Smpping, green or unripe, ss. so6s7;
shipping, ripe, in good order, s7@sa.5 so working,
common to medium, $T9Ss working, good, $3.50
@ss;so; bright smoking, or working, comno to
good to ane, s1a.sogssa. 50. 80
LeaC-Shtpping, short dark, In good order, $3.50
g ST.; %; s SshiiPPiinss s IN so sefk' dras seis i STdsF' d Slso
order oasR l long g dark, F FissVg and Ts sR!pptss ssssoa AZ SO;
W sfsRRsPs' medium saiaf t s5s GOOD nG1 sssaS ss;s;ef bTIa6. R %lsp.
pers, fine to extra, $25@$5o; medium sun-cured,
so@:ll; 50; fine sun-cured, sl1@sls: Frosted lugs,
shipping Leaf, $Io@$13."
LYNCHBURG.
JUNE ce.-The market is less active, and buyers
disposed to let prices down. We have to quote all
grades of common leaf and shipping somewhat
lower. For fine yellow wrappers there is a better
demand, and prices fully up to quotations. In
lugs there is but little change. lWequote ~
Primings.-Bu few selling, s50$4.5o. ~ Il
L~ugs.7haferior and ommon, $4gS6; good and
smeSth dark, %: 5S@$s fine working gan and smoking,
LedS-Inferior and common, S6@Ss; good and
fin e,shipping, So. 5e@S1o.5 so /; extra shipping, $E.5e
@sIbinr e sIIersa a. M 'sSSsaD a nte Mork Srisg SIlers, s sS.se
gil: extra working filters, S11.5o@sle; common
and. fine wrappers sl5@s2s; extra and fine wrap
= IS S'Hz"'U LOUISVILLE. -.
JUNE q. emarket during the past week has
maintained u good degree of buoyancy and firm
ness, with large receipts and nd, liberal offerings ne
number of buyers In the market, and the conse-
quent competition, has kept prices well up, though
for some. grades a weaker feeling prevails, and
prices are somewhat lower. Cutting leaf is firm.
and we quote: =raa .f5.Z Toe t ~
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STEAMERS.

DHILADELPHIA, RICH-@F@
IL MOND AND NORFOLKS -szs4EfAAs
SILL LINE.-Steamers RFO and 81. 81.
GREEN, composing this line, win leave !Phiiadel-
phia every SATURDAY, and RichmondeyeryFR FRI
DAY, alternately. Freightta taken for Norfolk mt mo.
derate rates also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
$s. S-IT w. +. PORTER, Agent. y
mia =. Office, No.. 2425 Dock street.
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ALMOST a. KroT..-We learn that's serious
difficulty ,was ON The eve Of taking placeat
amherst Courthouse ON Mondaylast, but
was fortunately prevented. The circums
stances leading 10 the affair are briefly as
follows !: Early Monday morning o srAgro
man, who had been repeatedly ordered by
MIR. Heiskill, residinginearsthe courthouse,
MOTTO come on his plantation, disobeyed the
order, and went to the place. Mr.. II. saw
him, and fred at him with d shotgun, at
the distance of nearly ono hundred yards,
missing his mark. The negro ran off and
gave information Of the shooting TO a crowd
of several hundred negroes, who were at
the depot awaiting the arrival of the train
from the city, on board of which WIS Por-
ter. These negroes became highly excited,
and formed into companies with the avowed
intention of going to Mr.. Heiskill's house
and killing him -.
A prominent gentleman Of the neighbor-
hood addressed the crowd of Infatuated
blacks, and warned them that any attempt
to modest Mr.. Heiskin would be met by the
united resistance of the whites. His warn
ing was unheeded, and the crowd marched
off in battle array, and had gotten a short
distance, when the. cars came IN sight, and
they abandoned their purpose and returned
to the depot, where. the arrival Of Porter
caused the excitement to subside somewhat.
The difficulty, however, it is feared, is not
yet over, and it is stated that a squad of
soldiers have been sent from this city to the
scene to prevent any further outbreak. The
whites are acting with very great forbear-
ance, and at the same time with perfect de-
termination, and are prepared for any
emergency that may arise.-Lynchburg
Neaos, 1st. .~s1pzsy
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iuhtasi &, - spain. u s1s.s gcIB
MADRID, july. 1.-The Cortes has re-
iectedthe bill increasing the duty on cereals.
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Secretary Seward I'm Cnlifornia--.Th
49, Fifteenth Amendments 25i IS.

aSAcRAMENTo,sC CALL, July 1.-Ex-Secre-
tary Seward arrived here to-day. he was
received with fifty gums. and flags flying.
Both political parties participated insthe
reception. io9a.t2 e2rs.sd
4it The State Democratic Convention to-day
passed resolutions dsnouncing the fifteenth.
amendment ~g3 - sGsts@ts asat zl.s2-
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WASHINGTON. July bishop Wilmer,
of Alabama, visited the President this
- -
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EHs arai arsUifJg THURSDAY. July ], 1850.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advanced on our quotations Is demanded. Our
quotations of country produce arc wholesale, and
from actual sales ON this day. -
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MFRS. MARY E. MOTLEY, 45 Frank
IfA lin street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
will be prepared on fhe lst of July to furnish
FIRST-CLASS BOARD to families and young
nentlemen. - lie a0-3tk
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DIERSoN g TURNER,
Isss = GENERAL SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

cHARLEsH. PUsSoS. GEORGE W. TuRSER.
Freight c0ntr seta made to ard from ali ports.
Special ~afsenticn given to purchase and shipment
OF lnmher. guanoss hay, and general merchandise;
also TO salesof every descriptions or southern pro-
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