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American and Foreign Financial Jews

New YORK, August 7.-Business is gene
rally dull. The bank statement for the
week is unfavorable. The liabilities show
an increase of $500, 900, while the legal
tender reserve is reduced nearly % 900, 900,
and the loans largely expanded.
Money is easy at 5@7 per cent. with most
of the business done at per cent. Ster-
ling l09S@ll0. Gold closed at 1861. State
bonds and Governments dull and steady.
A dispatch from London says the inan-
cial feeling there is improved. French SO
have gone up 40 confines since the last re-
pprt
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NEW YORK, August John II. Pratt,
the alleged leader OF the Jefferson (Texas)
riots, has been arrested here by detective
from General Reynolds's headquarters.
The oil-cloth manufactory of Allen Samp-
son & Sons was partially destroyed by fire
last night. Loss, 100000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Split I'm the Radical Party.

A wAR-CLoUD LOOMING UP-THE BOUTWELL,
FACTION ORGANIZING FOR THE PRAY
THEY COMPLAIN THAT TIE INACTIVITY OF
THE PRESIDENT LOST TO THEM VIRGINIA
AND TENNESSEE, AND THAT MISSISSIPPI
AND TEXAS ARE FOLLOWING IN THEIR
wAKE-A CALM BEFORE THE STORM. ETC.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

HUGUENOT SPRINGS, POW1lATAN
Il COUNTY, YA.-This old and popular water
ing-pIacc located FIVE miles from Conlhcld sta
ton on the Richmond and Danvlc railroadl has
been thoroughly rcttcd and furnished, and offers
unusual inducements to visitors.
The waters arc sulphur, chalybcate, and alum,
and are Of acknowledged efficacy. The sulphur
baths fnrrangci for either hot or cold, plunge or
shower arc III perfect ORDER.
The location Is very dcslrablc-tn an airy,
healthy country. The l&wIS and walks are we'll
shaded and cool.
The proprlctors pledge themselves that the
FARE AND ACCOMMODATIONS SHALL BE
UNSURPASSED.
Its low rates of charges, convenience to Rich
lnoud and the facility With which II can be
reached. will recommend 1t to those desiring n
summer residence for their families.
Eotnd-trip tickets from Richmond TO the springs
and return can 10 had ut the ticket Office OF the
Richmond and Danvil!c railroad. Price, sl'5. a
comfortable omnibus always in waiting upon tic
arrival Of the Grains.
CHARGES 81 per day Sl2 per week. or $40 per
month. Children under twelve years OF age anu
cuIorCI servants half-pricc.
ivoglm SORVELL, COBB & co.
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EOR NORFOLK, rORTs-istsE

CRACKERS, CRACKERS,
" AT r. f. GILL'S LARGE BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD STREET.
We are baking DAILY the largest yaric'g Of
CUT, ROLLS, BUNS, &c, to be found In the
city. Wholesale and retail ut the lowest figures
SODA CRACKERS
BITTER CRACKERS,
ARROWROOT CRACKERS.
CREAM CRACKERS.
LEMON CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
PICNIC CRACKERS,
SPICE NUTS,
SUGAR CAKES, by barrel;
MOLASSES CAKES, by barrel.
A liberal discount given TO merchants and deal
ers. Send for our Price List and terms.
T. +. GILL'S Large Bakery,
~ oe3rr No. $50 Broad street.
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR
| TTREATED FREE OF COST TO THE POOR
On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
from IL A. NJ. TO Il NJ. Mt the
EYE and EAR DISPENSARf,
COLLEGE INFlRMARf,
Marshall street below Twelfth.
~ sA-.wk
PRINTING IN COLQRS DONE Al
Z THE DISPATCH PRINTlSG-HOusE.
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When will our citizens, especially the fe-
male portion OF the community, understand
tha, kerosene is n dangerous fluid, and that
(. should lie used with the greatest care I?
Another death, resulting from its reckless
use, occurred q few days since on Long
Island. 4 lady, in lighting the fro, poured
q quantity of the oil upon it, when, Us Il
matter If course, an explosion followed, the
flames communicated TO her dress, and be-
fore assistance reached her she was SO bad
II burned that death cneucd shortly after.
Washington Chr0nitle.
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discovered that rye meal is used in the
making of paste, and that stamps placed
on spirit barrels or tobacco boxes with this
composition peel OFF easily, and are used in
many eases two or three times. Revenue
offcials are said to lie the guilty parties in
thi- work, which extends to nearly every
,nri u TIC country.
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ALABAMA, ALL HAIL The result of the
election in Alabama on Tuesday last sur
passes orr most sanCuinc expectations. We
carry four Of the Representatives in Con-
rrcss certainly: Alfred Z. Buck in the first
district; G. ". Buckley in the second
ro@crt :. Helm in the third, and Charles
Haas in the fourth, with a fair chance in
inn hf,l.-LnrncMS lLrnniCLc.
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Tennessee Election.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 7.-Reports
from East Tennessee indicate that Governor
Senter has carried that section of the State.
If this is true his majority will be $4,000.
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SHINGLES NOT TAXADLE.--Commissioner
pcIquo has decided that shingles are not
taxable; that they may yet pass through
a:Lcr hands as laths and boards do, before
their manufacture is complete.
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The Chinese question is now the absorb
ing one in the political world. Efforts are
being made to flood the South with these
scml-barbarians to take the place of the
negroes on the plantations. We hope Con-
gross AT its next session will take prompt
measures to defeat this scheme of those
who are anxious to continue the merchan-
disc OF human beings in order to FIJI their
pockets. The negro should be sufficient
lesson for the southern people. The fif
tccnth amendment already confcrs suffrage
upon these people the moment they set their
feet on our soil, and if their immigration is
encouraged the result will be On endless po-
litical difficulty. A burnt child ought to
dread fire, and people who have had as
much trouble with the negro as we of the
South should be careful not to encourage
any further "filling up" by Mongolians
and Atricans.-Page Courier.
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Nh. STErHENs's BOoK.-When Davis laid
down the sword, Stephens took up the pen.
1t is not his nature to yield. What the force
Of arms could not accomplish, the power OF
reason might yet achieve. The thinker came
TO the rescue OF the soldier. He saw, what
m overpowered and disheartened people
could not see, that the field was not wholly
lost. the debate by no means closed.
He had double work to do. He had to
vindicatc himself in the eyes of his coun-
trymen who doubted his fidelity to their
cause, and he had to vindicate that cause
in the eyes of the world, which had been
taught to believe that however great the pro-
vocation, the Confederate struggle had no
shadow of constitutional justification. This
was not q light task.
That Mr.. Stephens now has the confidence
and the esteem of his Confederate coun-
trvmen is a matter of fact. He stands
higher this day in their eyes than he ever
stood That the cause Of State rights has
taken new root in the northern mind, and
that Mr.. Stephens book has been the occa-
sion. is also a matter of fact. For the space
Of u year Mr.. Stephens arguments we're
alternately assailed and defended in lead
ing organ of northern thought, The Round
Table, and it is but simple truth to say that,
while the assailants were almost invariably
worsted, the defenders, unwilling at first to
use the whole armory of Mr.. Stephens, and
to take the positions which he had carefully
selected, were at last forced to do both, and
thus, in manner not altogether strange to
the history of discussions, overthrow their
antagonists, and at the same time became
prisoners Observation-Disclosures OF the
truth.
This is the great intellectual victory at
which Mr.. Stephens aimed. Our cause was
either lust or unjust. If just, it was
founded in truth and must live-must en-
durc and reasscrt itself, however often
trampled down. To prove the truth OF Mr..
Jctlerson's discovery and to establish in the
convictions of men the fact, VIZ, that a
Government of associated independent
States, having central authority vested
with delegated powers only, is OF all COY
ernments the best, Mr.. Stephens has de-
voted the entire strength of his declining
wears. And he has done, as we believe
more than he knows. Another struggle
against Capitalization is yetto come and the
battlc-cries, every one, will be drawn from
Mr.. Stephens's book. We pray that that
struggle may be bIocdless. We fear that 1T
will not.-Native Virginian.
II III
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TIE WEATHER.-The nights and morn
ings are now cool. This morning the Their
nomctcr stood at 65 degrees, and woollen
clothes were comfortable. The drought con-
tinucs. Rain is much wanted. \ severe
storm Of wind and rain occurred at Manas-
sas yesterday, during which the tent of the
circus exhibited there wa3 prostrated.-
alexandria Gazette.
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Arrest OF Alleged Express Robbers.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 7.-Three men
(named Hargrove, Bland, and Lcster), were
arrested here to-day, charged with robbing
the Southern Express of $4,000 on the Cen
tral railroad
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

DRr.-Well, it certainly has been dry in
this section for several months. The corn
crop is failure-half crop would be n
big estimate. --iSfGunton Tindicdtoy.
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MlpDLEBuRG, LotpouS, COUNTY, VA,
I,,l. ~

T OUDOUN SCHOOL.
V. DABNEY. PRINCIPAL. 800
The nth session OF this CLnssISaa, IA a E isr
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL VIII open oe 'he ~
OF SEPTEMBER SKNT
long soyourn In Paris enables the Pripclpai "
promise unusual advantages 10 pupils aeslfohs OK
nuncIa,ion OF the French language.
The village OF Mlldeburg Is situated wnhin
sioh, Of hi. Blue Ridge mountains, In what y
called the Piedmont region OF Vrginia. Tie
hcalthfrlress OF the climate and the refinement
the society il this portion In the State are Ne..
known.
TERMS Fer session OF nine and u half months,
$780, ..ay,o
Circulars sent ON application. H le-eoa.Eose
business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
y DISPATCH PRISTlNG-uQtaE Sasaf
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Commissioner Dciano has temporarily
detached the State 81 West Virginia from
t5r district under the charge Of Supervisor
T-cslrcy. and assigned the same to Super
visor Ira w. Harris, of the district Of New
Jersey.
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BOLD RurBEHY.-Concord, n. H., Au-
gust G.-The store Of Samuel {. Anderson,
at Reeds Ferry, was entered last night, the
safe moved about thirty feet and dumped
into the cellar, and blown open and robbed
Of 1920. Government bonds to the amount
o. $4,000 were left in the safe.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, August 7.-Custave Floureas,
wounded in 4 duel yesterday, is recovering
GREET BRITAIN.
LoHpoN, August IA prospectus for Il
West Indian and Panama telegraph is pub
lshed, designed to connect Europe with
South America ria Cuba and the United
States.
TuREEY-TuE CASE or THE yGCERoT or
EGYPT.
C0NSTANTINnrLE, August IA proposal
has been made in the Council to call the
Viccroy Of Egypt here to give an account
Of his proceedings during his European
tour.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 7.--Tcarly al the Car
lists have dissolved and disappeared.
MADRID, August 7.-After the recent OK
ecutions of the Carlst insurrcctionisis the
band to which they belonged Appealed for
amnesty.
JAPAN.
LONDON, August affairs in Japan are
so unsettled, and the Hostility toward To-
reigners so great, that the foreign war YES
sells in Chinese waters have been ordered to
Yokohama.
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N"TN'-H .'H'tF 1N'|'%'- TIT T ''1.'.T|' =
LONDON. August 7.--,HOOa,-C"nsos, V2l. United
States bonds steady at $50.
LIVERPOOL, August 7.-Noon.-cott"h urn
upiands l9ld.; Orleans. l34l3id.; estimated saos.
Z 900 bales. Red western wheat, o.. I'd. .Jtsi'-
uGoIa.-Cciton shade irmcr. with unchanged quo
tatUn-. Red western wheat. %. 7d.Us5. Fork,
0ls. Oh.
UAyRE August Cotton closed buoyant last
nlght, aud opened this morning at l5s3f on the
spot. and lJQf aloat.
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How's THAT The Loudoun Republican,
a Radical paper, says:
eve believe that Walkers majority
would have been at least twelve thousand
had every one of his Republican supporters
voted for Governor Wells"
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TERRIBLE ENCOUNTER WITH A BULL..-Alr.
II. Il. Andrus, who resides few miles from
Toledo, Ohio, met with serious injuries on
Saturday night last while attempting to take
young bull from the pasture to his stable.
The Toledo Biade says:
:" The enragcd animal, turning upon him,
knocked him down, and began gorins and
stamping him. Mr.. Andrus made n power
full and determined fight, and, as the bull
attacked him, grappled for the rope at
cached 10 the ring in his nose, but the rope
becoming entanglcd in the bulls horns, the
victim failed to get the power he sought.
Finally, after having fought the brute some
fifteen minutes, and having three or four
ribs and his collarbonc broken, and being
unable to regain his feet, Mr.. Andrus was
glad to find that the bull had become OK
haustcd.
"At this iuncture he called to boy who
happcped to be passing, and who came
promptly to the rescue, but was unable to
render much assistance. The boy, however,
ran to the house and alarmed the family.
One Of the household procured a lantern,
and by skilful manGuvring succeeded IN
securing the Infatuated bull. it was then
found that Mr.. Andrus was so severely in
jured rs to be utterly unable to help him
self, and he was carried into the house, and
n messenger was dispatched to this city for
medical attendance. On Sunday evening
the unfortunate man was lying in a critical
condition, and fears were entertained shat
his injuries might prove fatal"
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The Winchester Neus says Clarke county
has had rain, but Winchester is still pray
ing for it.
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80 PER DAY. 50 PER DAY.
= RICHMOND, VA.

IA PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
4 ! CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house, so long
and favorably known under the proprictorShlp oil
the NcssTs. Wards. aud having reittcd and refur-
nishcd 1t throughout In the most elegant ma amer. II
now open for the reception of guests. with all the
appointments OF Il rst-claSs hotel.
j. Is. BUTEERWORTH & CO..
my I'm proprlctOrs.
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Heavy shipments OF Specie.
Foreign News.

New YORK, August The shipments Of
specie to Europe to-day were 50, 100000.
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DANOOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
IA AT ASHLAND,
4 beautiful site, Richmond, Fredericksburg,
aud Potomac railroad sixteen miles north OF Rich.
nond SIX trains 10 College daily. Telegraph
Office on the spot. Course or study complete.
Charges moderate, Session opens LAST
THURSDAY In September. For particulars al
dress Rev DR.. DUNCAN President, or Professor
II. ESTILE, Secretary Of Faculty.
iy 9a-deadSwt,Dcil
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A general discrimination Of income as
sessments and taxes paid thereon will be
ordered in Boston and other large cities be-
sides those heretofore named, the object
being to discover any discrepancy in the
amounts returned by individuals and the
sum that should be paid according to the
well known means and property held by
such persons.
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DRIgATE CLASSICAL AND MATTE
i NAUTICAL SCHoOL.-My SCHOOL Viii De
rc-opencd on the lsr OFSEpTEhBER SEAI,
and win close the 3pth Of June Following.
TERMS: Tuition, SO; Board &c-, SlI3; no
extras.
Address Whltlock post-onIce, Halifax, Va.
is @q-codiw IADMAS - DaRhSOALE'
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COMMISsIoSER'5 OFFICE,j
RICHMOND, july %, 1859.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, trustee, Us.

" l.. W. Tompkus and ais,
IN RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT.
b. The decree entered in this cause on the I'D OF
December 1888, II Is ordered - That this cause be
referred to Of the commissioners of this court
who is directed To audit state, and settle and re-
port TO this court the accounts Of Charles Z. w IL
iaIns subs itutcd trustee the complainant In this
cause and 10 inquire and report what persons are
entitled under the will OF Frances Tompkins, de-
ceased, to the balance remaining III the hands OF
the said trustee and which OF them are adults ana
free from disability aud which are under disapiii
ties, married women, infants, &c. 4 nd tire s!iu
commissioner shall give notice to AZ ING parties
herein b. publication (oncc Il week ior -FOUR suc-
ce9siYc weeks In some newspaper publlshed IN the
city Of Richmond} Of the place and liine, "heTe
and when he vii! execute this decree, which pub
LEGATION shall be equivalent 10 personal service
And the said commissioner viii report specially 20
this court any other matter which he may Geem
proper and pertinent to mis- cause or which which nc
The partics Interested are hereby notified that
have liked on WEDNESDAY the "a day OF sep
TENDER 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Is the time, and
nv Office No. $40 Franklin street, Richmond Va,
as' the place TO execute the foregoing decree.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
iv:T-Tuiw Commissioner.
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TIE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Saratoga, y. y, August 1.-The American
Dental association consumed most OF the
morning session in the discussion Of opera
tive dentistry, in which many members
took part. DR.. {. Palmer Warren, OF Ohio,
Illustrated his remarks by diagrams. Three
haIlo,s we're had on the selection Of place
Tx the next meeting, and Nashville, Tenn,
WAS finally decided upon. The following
o,incrs were elected for the ensuing year ;
Homer Judd, Of st. Louis, president; ;. ).
Cobb, of Nashville, first yice-preSldent; I.
t. Francis, Of New York, second yicc-pres!!-
dent; J. 4. Salmon, Of Boston, correspond
Ing secretary; NJ. $. Dean, OF Chicago:
recording secretary; ". IL. Goddard, OF
LOulnNille treasurer.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND. August ., 1869.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-Con
" signces of grain by this road are respectfully
requested to remove the same promptly on lis arri-
val, otherwise all grain remaining In the depot
over twenty-four hours after being uDloaded from
the cars will he removed and stored at the risk ana
eJDen'e Of The 0tcHer.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
3-ow superintendent
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AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RoAD.-SUMMER SCHEDULE:-On and
after the GOTH JUNE. lsto, the MAT. TRAIN viii
run daily between Richmond and White sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond ut A. NJ. and arrive at
White Sulphur Springs IT - L. NJ. Leave white
sulphur Springs ut a. VI. and arriveat Richmond
at $50 L. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char
lottcsvlle and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS. and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
lottcsvilc If 4. NJ. and arrives at Richmond at
0:25 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond at $3.50 L. ~, aud
arrives ut Charlottesville ut . /. W.
The AILTRAIN connects ut GoTdonsNillc ana
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, AleXandrla
and Manassas railroads for Alcxandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York Lynchburg, KNOX
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans Mont
gomcry. Mobile. &c. ut stanton with stages
for Viewers Cave, iIarrisonburg and Augusta
Springs ut Goshen with stages for Lexington. Ma
tltral Bridge, Rockbrdgc Alum Springs, Cold Sui
phur Springs and R0ckbridgc Baths: at Nillboro'
with Stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs;
at Coyngtcn with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
aud Red Sweet Springs; and nj White sulphur
Springs with stages for salt sulphur Springs, Lew
isburg, Charleston. sc. ~
JAMES i. SWITZERLAND,
lie 90 General Ticket Agent.
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The SUICIDE OF TIE ALLEGED OCEAN
BANK RoBBEE At CREwE, ENGLAND.-A
great deal Of dramatic sensation has no
doubt been created by the suicide of n men
ut the railroad depot at Crewe, England, on
the 18th ultimo, who was supposed TO have
been connected with the mastery burglary
OF the Ocean Bank, which occurred OH the
9th of June. Letters were received yes
tcrday by Mayor Hall, and from them it is
seen that the idea of the suicide having been
enc Of the Ocean Bank robbers is erroneous.
The person described in the correspondence
was traced in England ao far back as the
lIth Of Junc-Nelc iOric Herald, 18th.
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Plaintiff,
against 49,, - ,..-,.,
- - 49, - ' Int.ndant
EXTRACT OF DECREE.
leStc =.
ALFRED SHIELD, ID. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. JIlY 10, 1862.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, July 10, 1862.
/ have appointed my Office, In this city, ~ the
place and FRIDAY the 10Th day OF August, lse3, al
10 O. clock A. NJ. the time, for receiving PROOF
OF outstanding debts against the estate OF John d
Ouarlcs deceased, not stated In Commissioner
fyans's report OF January II, 1850, and executing
all other directions OF the foregoing decree, when
and where all persons interested are required |"
attend and prove their claims.
JAMES PLEAShSTs,
" 2o-Tuiw COMMISSIONED.
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD,l
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

SUPPLEMENTARY <
RICHMOND, August ., lsc9
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-Thel large
~ quantities of grain arriving by this road rem
ders II necessary that consignees should remove t
from the depot with promptncss. They are there
fore respectfully and urgently requested TO do so:
Unless This Is done the Company viii be compelled
to remove from their depot to other warehouses, at
the risk and crpcase Of the o,rner all grain re-
naming in the depot over twcnty-tonr hours after
being unioadcd from the cars. This alternative
they are extremely 8nxiOus 10 avoid, and hope
that all parties interested will lend uu earnest CO.
operation to avoid IL.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
au?-ow Superintendent.
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Jay Cook denies that he lost by the PHI
ladelphia fire.
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GREAT BRlTAIN.--London, August g.
At Oh early hour this morning, during the
sessions Of the houses OF Parliament, great
excitement was occasioned by a loud explo-
ZION in the building. Search was instituted,
and tin case, which had contained pow
der, wa1 picked up on a terrace near BY
TIC damage is very slight. No arrests were
made The affair il involved in mystery.
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DICUMOND AND PETERSBURG

DICUMOND AND PETERSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3D. the trains Of this road will be run ~ follows:
Leave Richmond at A. VI. and 2:35 !. NJ.
Leave Petersburg ut $3.50 4. VI. and $3.50 L. VI.
ACCOMMODATES TRAIN, with pabscngcf
ear attached, will leave Richmond daily 1T Ja5 l.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at A. NJ. tS'mda!S en-
ccptcSl. -. ,,,-, ,,t,,,,,,,,,,, -,
Sundays, and the $50 L. NJ. train VIII! not leave re-
tcrsburg on Sundays. . :.
Passengers FOR Norfolk VIII take the 3:!5 !. NJ.
train, running through daily.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attnchcd to the coal train
viii leave Clover Hin mt \. NJ, and, returning,
leave Richmond ut $40 l.. NJ. OH Tuesdays lhtirs-
days End Saturdays. ~ ,,.,
THOMAS III. WYNNE,
anl3 Superintendent.