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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money ana stock mari,

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, August d. Noon. Stocks dull
Money, 4@s per cent. sterling unchanged. Gold
IlSt. Tennessee ex-coupons, e,t !; news co. Yir
ginia s,s, cal !; new, o.. Louisiana S's--Oid, II
new, 7ss Alabama s's, 90; SIS, 10. Georgia s's
50 7,s, d. North Carolina G's--Old, 62i new, %
South Carolina 8's.-Old, 81; new, Ri. ,,s4,
Epenfng. 7@s. Gold opened ut 1le
advanced 70 1l6t, with but little doing. Unitet
States Bonds-'ss's. 1923; 'e4's, llls 1858, 1l1i
1855, 11Os 4o'e, 1oss. Stocks opened steady bul
closed generally dull.
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WELL KNOWN PHILADELpHIANs D

WELL KNOWN PHILADELPHIANs DEAD
Philadelphia, August 1S.-Samuel V. Mer-
rick died to-day, aged seventy. He built
the Philadelphia gas works, and was one Of
the proprietors OF the Pennsylvania Central
railroad, and its president at one time. He
was partner in the firm of Merrick & Sons,
machine builders. Israel w. Morris, 4
prominent citizen and iron-master, died
yesterday, aged ninety-three.
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SUIT FOR DIvoRcE-C Chicago, August 18
Jeanette A. Sykes, wife Of William Writ
Sykes, the well known author and presi.
dent of the Authors Union in New York,
has commenced suit for a divorce in this
county. Her complaint is desertion and q
failure to provide for the support Of herself
and children.
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pomestic rrarkets-TBY TELEcRApn1.

NEW YORK, August ls--Noon. Flour and
Corn unchanged; Wheat dull and dropping. Pork
steady at $2s. Lard quiet at IGs0l63 for steamed.
Cotton firm; sales, 800 bales; uplands, I9Ac.; Or
leans, 2Oc. FreehGs steady.
Evening. quiet; sales OF I,sao at 1o3c
Flour heavy and 5@loc. lower /; southern dull aud
eee. Provisions dali. Mess cork, S2s. @s?s: fs;
Turpentin. stronger at 49,. Rosln firm ut $l.173G
sl.SO Freights dull Gold, 1io01l6t.
BALTIMORE, August o.-.Flour dull sales in
$l.42@S1.so. White, $l.7O. Corn, s1@s1.lO; yell
low, no demand. Fork dull ut $so.5o. Shoulders,
l5lc. Whiskey, 9s@97. -
BALTIMORE, august 19-Epenin1 Flour
oward-Steeet superdne, sc2sG2s; howard street
extra, $s.5o49S7 SO; Howard-Street family, $7760
IS SO City Mills snperlne, $61S7; City Mills
extra, $s.5oG87.5o; City Mills family, $s@$9 rs !;
western superfne, $5.75G$s25; western extra,
$s.5O@S7; western family, S7.@T6o. Wheat
81 10; western, el;4o. Corn, s5e@sl.O2; mixed
western, oa@eSc. Oats, 45@Hc. Rye, soc. Bacon
quiet; rib sides, 17tc.; clear sides, lstc.; hams
2sc. Lard dull at 170l7ic. Whskey firm at sG0
27c,
cit asked; '87, IS asked Loupons-Uld. 90 DID, 81
asked.
CINCINNATI, August 49, Mess Pork, $3.50.
Shoulders. lite; clear sides, l7ic. Lard, 15sc.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1o.-Sterling, 29s. Sight,
premium. Gold, 1884. sa
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The Ytrg.nla Springs.

ALLEsuAsx SPRINGS, Va, August 49,.
(,eneraI Beauregard, Governor Hubert OF
Louisiana, General Gordon of Georgia, and
General Hider OF Aiab ama, are here.
} General Lee Is at the Hot Springs for the
The season at the Virginia sp,ings is nm.
usually successful.
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AT Wytheyille they have an egg with the
word "War'' written upon the white.
The track on the Fredericksburg and
charlottesville railroad has been laid for q
distance Of fifteen miles.
Major E. Goss, one of the most energetic,
practical farmers in the country, made
seven thousand bushels of wheat this sea-
son.-Pfedn,ont Virginian.
William Johnston, of Nansemond, in at
tempting to save his son from drowning
was himself drowned. The boy was saved
by others.
Hon. Robert Ridgway has recently suf-
tered relapse, and is now in very serious
and critical condition. Repub-
ltcdn.
The corn crop of this and the adjacent
counties is now fully made, and large one
it is. Indeed, we have never seen such
fields of corn as are to be found throughout
Rockbridge, Botetourt, and Roanoke
Lexington Gazette.
A colored woman named Penny Snow,
and her child about ten days old, were
found dead in bed this morning. The wo-
man had been sick for some days, and had a
shortneSs Of breath. AS. the child was
lying under her, it is supposed that it was
smothered during the night.-Fredercks
burg Herald.
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COLLISION IN DETROIT RIVER AND Loss OF
LIFE-HoTEL BURET.-Detroit, August II.
Early this morning the propeller Free
States, bound down, collided with the scow
q. G. Merrel in Walden dock, in Detroit
river. The scow was sunk, and the wife
and infant son of the captain were drowned.
The Sherman House ut East Saginaw was
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
SIS 600
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FIRE IN DUBUoUE-A DEATH Chicago,
August 1S.-The extensive lumber-yard OF
Weston, Burch & Co., at Dubuque, Iowa,
was entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
Four valuable horses persisted in the flames.
Loss, $50, 1000 insurance, 1000.
G. S. Robbits, a well known merchant of
New York, died yesterday at Green Lake,
Minnesota.
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G,amp,,ne houses Mt Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 19.-The
Young Mems Christian Association Of this
city has appointed committee or hVe TO
close the gamollng-hoases here: MOTIFS s,
sey's place was visited, and an inventory OF
the implements taken, Wlch Morrissey
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80 az a SHA sgsD a us ssy ~.
M MAIL TRAIN WIN run daily between Richmond
ana Snpsr spapWs Sunday be
arrive at Richmond at $50 r. w.. making close
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, washington, Baltimore,
Lynchsurs. Knoxviile thastanoosa, Memphis emp u.s.
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Going West passengers dine at qorionsyille
GOSHEN sssp and aine & GordSnsvflle. -
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-
tween Richmond dan, and Washington And between
and arrive at Washington ut s:ss A. d. and at
Rnd e. White sulphur It M
and arrive at Rfchnond at 20 A. NJ, making all
s Se sasea e This
and baltimore and between Richmond and White
Going West, passengers breakfast at Covington.
Going East, sup at Staunton.
Ii Stanton with stages for aIsnsts date strib-
ling,s) Springs, 10 mile5; and 2Weyes'sl Gave, II
At Goshen with stages for Cold sulphur Springs,
2mIles Rockbridge Alum Springs, Smiles Rock
bridge Baths, 40 miles Lexington 40 miles ana
10 miles; Warm Spring Is miles; Hot Springs 70
miles; and Healing Springs % miles.
At Covington with stages TO Healing Springs,
Is miles and Hot Springs, IS miles.
At Allegheny with Stages to Red Sweet Springs,
0 miles and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles.
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, q miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
90 miles; Red Sulphur Springs miIes; Lewis.
burg, miles /; and Charleston, 100 miles.
Through tickets issued to all points North, West,
- JAMES +. NEgHERLAHD,
aus HE General Ticket Agent.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-The establish
ment of two national banks in New Or
leans has been authorized.
Hon. Mir. Frelinghuysen has declined
the mission to England.
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pnre,a.e OF a Capitol Building.

ATLANTA, GA. August 1s-ln the Legis-
lature to-day, the House adopted the Senate
resolution to purchase Kimbalps opera
house for the capitol-ayes, IS; nays, 4S. I.
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LARGE FIRE IN RoNDouT, N. Y.-Pough
| keepsie, August 18.-A large fire is raging
| at Rondout. 1t is supposed to be Tuck 4
| Burharis's undergrad and shed.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,r.r-ypa hence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
.ET!fH FH0N THE HEALING
SPRINGS.

THp PLEASURE AID HEALTH OF TIE
r,a,t -NEiTlNG OF THE VALLEY ASSO.
,.',.E.,h
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Special telegram TO Che Dispatch. &
North Carolina Affairs.

SALrsBuBY, M C.s August I9, le1V.t5
In the habeas corpus cases before Judge
Brooks to-day the prisoners were ali dis
charged toithoat dag. 1t was admitted
by the counsel for Holden and Kirk
tnat there was no legal evidence Of
any kind against Mr. Turner, editor
OF the Sentinel, and his discharge was not
opposed.
In Inc cases OF number Of others time
was asked to produce the evidence, but was
refused in the case of Adolphus G. Moore
and others, who were delivered to Chief
Justice Pearson in Raleigh in obedience to
prior writs Issued by the Chief Justice. A
rule was moved for, and granted by, his
Honor against Kirk to show cause why he
should not be attached for contempt. The
rule was made returnable at Raleigh on
next Tuesday.
A motion was also MADE for an attach
ment against Kirk that he might be properly
punished for the cruel and inhuman treat
ment Of some of his prisoners. Also mo-
ton for bench warrant to arrest Kirk and
place him under articles to keep the peace
towards all the good people Of the State.
His Honor took until Tuesday to consider
these motions.
Judge Brooks's bearing in the case and
his conduct upon the bench elected general
concentrations. L. 81.
Associated Press telegram.
North Carolina,
RALEIGH, N. c., August 19.-United States
District Judge Brooks to-day discharged all
the prisoners that were brought before him,
including the Hon. Josiah Turner, editor Of
the Sentinel. He also granted rule against
Kirk to show cause why an attachment
should not be issued against him for not
making sufficient return of prisoners. He
also issued writs for those who were carried
to Raleigh to be brought before Holden and
Judge Pearson. ~
The writ was made returnable at Raleigh
on Tuesday next.
A motion of retrasit of the petitioners
before Judge Pearson was granted; when
Wiley, one of the Caswell prisoners, was
not produced; but the Court proceeded
with his examination upon bench warrant
issued yesterday, and the case was after
wards postponed till Monday next, to give
time to procure witnesses. He is to be ex-
amined upon the charge of murder.
The correspondence between Pearson and
Holden has been published. The former
places the responsibility OF delay upon
Holden.
The general opinion is that Judge
Brooks's writs only caused the surrender
Of the prisoners.
Judge Pearson had long interview with
Holden last night, and the latter dined with
Pearson at the hotel to-day.
A grand public reception has been ar
ranged for Monday, upon the arrival Of the
Hon. Josiah Turner and the other prisoners
in this city.
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Drought i'm Canada-DestructiOn OF
,rat Life by a Tornado.

OTTAWA, CANADA, August I9.-No ram
has fnIlen for months.
A terrible gale here last night. The de-
struction of life and property was great.
A hurricane occurred at Quebec also, In
which the shipping was injured, and pilot
on vessel coming in blown overheard and
loot
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NoDDING.--We have not seen an editorial
! In any OF the newspapers at the capital on
the Fine Water-Power at Richmond"
for whole onth.-Le5ington Gazette.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Cl-y DEALERS FLHECED OF $$25, 00o---BAL-
.,.,rsr MERCHANTS LOSE SS,000.-For the
:, Two or three years two Hebrews,
Inn,,r as the firm of Solomon & Picard.
Loyr been dealing largely in cattle and
',,,,,..s in this vicinity, and had attained
.,n,thing like reputation among the bn-
,,,,.., men with whom they have come IN
INTACT. Picard, who proves to have been
no treat rascal of the firm, has devoted
-En.rif 10 procuring from various gentle
men accommodation notes and other col
.',nysl,, which. under pretcnce OF raising
,1,,.,y 10 go 10 Pennsylvania ana there
..us.ha>r horses. he quietly turned In1o
Ia nd on Tuesday morning he suddenly
,...'1rnn?i. having victimiZed different
S.,L- ANA private individuals out OF funds,
,.,i /, amount i'll the aggregate to 80, GOO.
H., vaS also successful by the same means
,.,iniImc different traders in Baltimore
s., N about y. 200. One OF our city banks
The first So entertain suspicion Of the
'...,,y Of the individual. but before he
...,1 live the alarm Picard had fled. going
49,, il j. alleged, 10 New York for the pur-
. nr taking one Of the foreign steamers.
mi. Mas subsequently found to be ruSe
e .>ru,le pursuit. and il is more than proba-
r...n,,,rt, This reaches the eye OF our readers
=, the hands of the officers OF the law.
,tt., nftE mere Sbiilt st~p ~ SNtiiNAA Va
..,..-- Washington Republican.
r.-,.- DrF7 RrpUcrIoN.--A letter has
.,,. written 10 senators who have applied
90. STARVATION 10 the Treasury Depart
.,.. Slowing that the total reduction Of
49,. ,'u1lir debt from March LIST, 1869, TO
,r.r',,t Isl. 1870, is Sl4I ~, 20. 1t Is ad-
tt.i Tx comparing statements Of March
$50 and july l>t. 1870, the bonded
=, loor,no, interest in coin might appear
t.,a Increased because up 10 that date
~. purchased and held by the Depart
,....r. tg,i mol been deducted from the out
.,.r;.ng debt. Since August LIST, however,
..[y t.,uat appear in the total amount of
In drtt. ----
N,ra;yl,.-N GalySyile. Prince George
s.,,gl. Walter tlary Is appointed post
vt,,,I r.re Henry Miller. resigned. :
W,.r.rrc; 10 learn that DR.. Garnet has
hem hin. very il! for several days ut his
~.,.}rH.p, on New York avenue. The Doe
,.-'. ,.:,ny friends viii regret to hear this
,.aau.rsmoNt. Washington Repubhcdn,
i'.,
>r,.. enemies OF Mr.. Cornelius Clark,
commissioner c( the first ward Of Washing
,anu,y. rj-it or two since painted the
.u.i~, tru'r IL his house with tar and
,,.,-.od Two Of hi> horses to death.
e. =. Emerson, If Washington, an in
.n~.,. AGENT. was caught in bed in Balti-
H.y,. .H Thursday. with the wife Of another
man. Ilr nd and left his own wife and
..liaa n Washington. The husband tonk
~ ,..ir'y. though present, and says he
50. .,Ht,Et himself with divorce.
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CT. PAUL's CHURCH HOME, RICH
y MOND, vA.-Tte situations Of MATROH
and Of ASSISTANT TEACHER OF st. Paul's
Church Home are vacant, the institution being q
female orphan asylum. Applications. with re-
ferences, should be sent to Rev. G. MINNiGE-
RODE, Hoo Clay street, Richmond, Va, before
the Isl of September, as the board Will eiect the
officers on the sth of that month.
TERMS Furnished rooms and board ana Q
salary of $500 and $50 respectively, PAID monthly
Duties to commence the Isl OF OCTOBER.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, August ls--Noon.- Consols, oil
United States bonds, $50. 1urpentine easier !;
sales ~ 20s
LONDON, August 1o--Erening. --Consols, ola.
United States Bonds, sss.
LIVERPOOL August 10 Noon, -.Cotton opens
firm uplands, sgd: Orleans. ads5sales, Il, 900
bales. flour-25s. for western csuSk,s Lard, EOS.
Cd. N&@
HAvRE, August 1o-Noon.--Cotton firm; sales
from store, OF; aAoat, nominal.
PARIS, August lo.-Bourse closed firm; rentes,
Off. and l5c.
FRANKFORT, August 1a.-United States Bonds
opened firm ut 9?t@92a
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peared as though the rains came in the nirk
OF time 30 refresh the corn when inclined
70 droop, ana III no instance have they in-
terfered With the harrests OF other grain,
winch are abundant. There can be no
aouh1 That the corn crop Is now made, and
t sne. Only ienr f1at we can entertain is that
sners may pc TOO much wet weather to fully
deyelope the grain of The Inter crops. But
this fear Is hardly reasonable. as we seldom
nave continued rains at this season Of the
year. Truly, onr land ID rejoicing in plen.
teousness.--Bedfor ford Sentinel.
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VACCINE MATERIAL persons wish
v ing supply Of the PUREST VACCINE
VIRIJS win be furnished without charge upon app
piication to me &C my office, No. 22l6 Broaa street.
corner Twenty-thIrd until 10 O'CLOCK q. III, ana
De'"'eu : '- G.. W. HARRIS, M. d.,
Vaccine Agent for the State of Virginia. /
An 1--pofllm ~ 80 80 t..-e--
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HOUSTON CoNFERENcE.-Thef orty.seventh
session of the Holston Annual Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South will
commence at Wytheville on Wednesday,
October 8, 1870. Bishop Kavanaugh will
preside. - :.
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a Nut FOR PHYsroLoa1srs TO CsAcK.-We
nave read great deal Of the transmission
OF mental or physical peculiarities from
parents to their offspring. It Is known that
farmers who let their pigs run in the woods
marx ~ them by cropping their ears. A brood
OF pigs was born on the farm Of a widow
lady near town few weeks ago, every one
OF which had the same mark on it's ear that
Its mother had, and as distinctly as il it had
been pped.--RodnoEe Tdllev.
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1870.
1870. - 1870.
SUMMER ARRAEeEMEBT.
SCHEDULE OF. TRAINS oVRR TILE

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC: UTE To ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
: TRAIN No. THROUGH NAIL TRAIN rio
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth Streets, daily at u: ls A. d. Arrives IN
Richmond daily nc 2:33 p. d..
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgeanna and lronsides, leaves Inc
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth streets daily
(Sandays excepted) at O'Clock r. n. Arrives ID
Rishm9Id Mondays e5s p Ct $40 As r,c
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd shd
Eighth streets, daily tSundays exceptedl. at s:so
r.. M. Arrives La Richmond Mondays axeepsedf
= Ya in 81 ai TICKETS and THReUaHBAG-
GAGE CHECKS to al princtpai points IN the
NORTH, EAST, and HftRTHWEST.
FREIGHTS contracted for and foryarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points NORTH and
!" sPRUIAL sNoTICE.-Phe BALTIMoRR Elk
PRESS TRAIN will run as fAr al Milford station
an Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Efof,fn streets, at 0 A. Do. Returning, will
leave MiIford on Mondays at SEA Al. h. aud ar.
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, eornsr OF
oioa0 anu A.'sAs'' 1'' 3. BssGEHTEY,
General Ticket AesEt,
Ed. r. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
te 50 49,
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I'd ICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
HI RAILROAD LINE-FCR. BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND N0RTHWEsT.C NGE
or SCHEDULE DAILY (EXCERT SUM
DAYSL-PASSENGER SCHEDULE
Passengers for Baltimore and points North
Will take the passenger train. nom the de-
pot OF the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY Except Sundays) at AZ, NJ,
elegant IS steamers STATE Or YIRGINIA, sgap-
tain S. W. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PBILp REYBoLD,-.both Of which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for passengers-resching Baltimore the following
PhiIadelphla, New York, and the West. Return.
ing, the boats leave pier No. 3 Ligh..Street
DAILY except sundaySl at o,cieek p. y,
passengers arriving In Richmond at 500 A. M.
Che following day In time TO connect with. the
road for Danyille and all points GA that road {
Greensboro, salisbury, CharIctta &C.. ". c.;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on tho line or that road.
. PASSENGER TEAM leaves Richmond daily
ut p. M. Leaves West Point daily at $50 a. ID.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF lsdIng gtysp, ERIE e Psominens
jy1b saperfDtsndent
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S,YaiylA.-At GMySyille. Prince George
saual1, Walter tlary Is appointed post
r4,,,i rlcs Henry Miller. resigned.
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AND DANylLlE RAIi !

DlCdmONU AND DAN f1LlIE Kali Q
EA ROAD.-PASSENGEK SCHEDULE:
GONG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and DanytlIe pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl
at S:ss A. NJ; leave Burkeytlle daily Iexcegt Sun.
days. ut l r. M; arrive at Oanyilfe daily tex.
cept Sundaysl at 5:55 p. M. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily &C $50
T. NJ; leaves Danvlle daily at Las A. H.: arrives
at Greensboro daily at4:l5 A. N. .s
aONG Notwithstanding and Danvi1le pas
seagers leave Danytlle daily Except Snndaysj at
7:4GA a.. a.. leave Burkeville daily Except Sum
except Sundays) at :3s p. NJ THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at g:ls
P. NJ. leaves Danyille daily at 11:17 p. Ii. ar.
rlves at Richmond daily as 7:l0 A. M.
The Lynchburg and Dsnville Passenger Train
connects at BurkeyiDe with the trainn on the
scuthside road for Petersburg, Norfo!k, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the southside and yir-
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and al Important points South and Eonthwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
ut Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
Lima road for Charlotte, ColuInbta, Augusta, Sa-
gannah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery, gSc., &c. !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Erederfcks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. $3.50
SLEEPING CABS and CHILES'S PATIENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DCDAMEAD,
~ Is superintendent.
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Tur WEATHER AND CR0ps.--We hage nan
q succession or Az tine seasons as mas ever
been known In this section, IL has afs
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RICHMOND, .fREDERIcKsBURG,P oT0MAe
RAILROAD COMPANY. 3
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.

lft3.sI RICHMOND. Va. AukgSEEE I83U. q
NOTICE.-For the accommodation OF
In persons DESTROYS Of visiting cha country at
points on the line Of this road between Richmond
wiII be sold good only the train leaving Broad
street depot at =. DC. on SUNDAYS, and fetarn-
ing on the THROUGH OF that day.
#COMHODATIONT TRAIN Of the following lMon.
day. morning, arriving in Richmond at $50
The MAIL TRAIN VIII stop. on signal for re-
turn passengers only at PEN0LA, CHESTEG-.
FIELD JUNCTION., AISLE
MOUNTAIN ROAD, and HUNGARY. ~ @
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN VIII stop at
any point on signal. ists t1. j.. b. GENTRY,
an l2-lm General Ticket Agent.
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CuRrA1LING.--The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad contractors will soon have several
hundred Chinese on that work. We would
like to see them ON the Valley road. This
town could supply their commissary WITH
CANNES for months, and it would pc dog,
gone good business all around Lexington
Gazette. ! 3sss $50 g IL
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ID ATIONAL FOOD-substitut for mo-
IL B. theirs milk-sold at
MEADE 4 BAKERS DRUG STORE,
an IS 80 Main street.
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LONDON, August 19.-It is certain that
Prussia refused recent proposition for an
armistice, and said she would discuss no
proposition for peace outside of Paris.
ROME, August 19.-The Pope has decided
to recall Mincio from Vienna on account of
Austria's abrogation of the Coneordat.
THE TUILLERIEs A HosPITAL-THE GARDE
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NOON DISPATCHES.

WAR NEWS VIA wAsHfNGToE-DETAns OF THE
BATTLE OF TUESDAY THROUGH FRENCH
SOURCES.
WASHINGTON. August 19-Noon.- The
official dispatch Of Marshal Bazaine SAYS
that on Tuesday he gave the enemy battle
him back, and bivouacked On the position he
had taken. Prince Frederick Charles and
General steinmetz were in command of the
Prussian forces.
THE Pores TEMPORAL POWER.
BERLIN, August l9.--The Cabinet de-
clines to guarantee the inviolability Of the
Pontiical States.
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LONDON, August 1880 Il. MA por-
ton of the French army has been forced
back on Metz, where its petition is critical.
1t is believed that preliminary negotia-
lions for peace are under discussion here.
The Daily Ne,ps has Brussels dispatch
saying that the Emperor is suffering from
febrile monomania, and frequently cries
out, Sc have been betrayed !"