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al principal points North and

TEESApEAkE AND OHIO RAIL.
- RH.tD.-Da eEld after TUESDAY. 18th De-
ccmber. 1863, MAIL TRAIN will leave Richmond
daily except Sunday for Staunton at s:S5 A. NJ.
and arrive al Staunton at AGO p NJ; leave Staun-
ton ut 923 A. NJ. and arrive at Richmond at $40 p.
M.-making clcse connections at Gordonsyile and
Manassas railroad mail trtins for Alexandria
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
etc: also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery, Mo-
bile etc.
NAIL TRAIN will run tri-weekly between
Stanton ana White Sulphur Springs on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
stanton at d:!O T.. NJ. and arrive ut White Sulphur
ut 1905 +. NJ; leave White Sulphur at $50 >. VI.
and arrive II StaurtOn at Q A. NJ. And going west
will connect with stage, as fellowship, at CO.
sbcu with stages for Lexington, Natural Bridge.
and E"chhridgc Baths 1T Nils 2ro' with stages
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs and ut White
Sulphur with stages for Lewisburg, Charleston,
etc.
STAGES viii also leave Stanton on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY MORNINGS,
for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Richmond and Washington nightly without change
Of cars. Leave Richmond al $3.50 Z. NJ. and ar
rive 1T Washington II 5:35 A. NJ. Leave Wash
lngton al g:55 +. -. and arrive ut Richmond at
3:auA. Nj. Making all through connections at Rich
Inond and Washington.
SLEEPING CARS will be attached to this train,
and viii be- nun through between Richmond and
Baltimore without change.
THROUGH TICKETS issued to all points
North, West, and Southwest.
JAMES +. SWITZERLAND,
de IA General Ticket Agent.
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UNNYSIDE TRIUMPHANT
" only premium given by The Virginia State Agri-
enttpral SSSG,ity for stoves was awarded The SUN
SYSlDE STOIE. For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE, $40 Broad street .#rEe *r-g-TsT0
This Stove heats one or more rooms and Is I'M
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
power. ...asr no l0-i&4tw
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rl,WO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY

TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
L =. VI. ENCEPTEDl TO THE NORTH. EAST,
AND WEST, OVER THE FANORITE ROUTE
QUICKEST R0UTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route arc now run from the depot corner
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at H. 10 A. M. and SIS L.
Vi. SUNDAY AZ II IL A. NJ. onlvl. making close and
rcli4hlr connections with THE WASHINGTON
ND NEW YORK FAST LINES aud with trains
FOR The GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge is made.
The elegant and commodlous steamers on the
Potomac river stop ~ Alexandria car h way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TR AIN between
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except
I'D 3.S9 L. NJ :, and arrives in Richmond at Sag
3. 81.
Enrnueh tlckets to all principal points North and
Wei.
For further Information and for through tickets
North apply II TIC Office ccrncr Broad ano Eighth
streets. and for tr9u.h tickets 10 all points North
and West apply AT the ticket Office corner BYRD
and Eig.i.h streets.
no % J. i. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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WANTED, AN IRISH OR GERMAN
w WOMAN to do the work OF a small family
~, ono TJ,y efrnnt Ia l5--2S
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. SIC BROAD STREET.,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH. :
WANTED, COLORED HANDS to 90
w South. GOOD wages will be p"id and good
quarters furnished. Transportation free;
Also SIXTY COLORED FARM HANDS.
families preferred; FOUR CARPENTERS; ON
BLACKSMITH, white or cOiored IHitEE
Ak Also. TWENTY-FIVE RAILROAD HANDS.
la l2-6tk JOHN ii. fElN.
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WANTED, to sell Immediately
w SIX FINE YOUNG MULES. well (xEHyS
broke. Also. u beautiful F0UR-IEAR ~
OLD MARE, sound and works we'll. '.asr"4 H0T=-'
Apply ut my stables, on Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
Ia l3-end3t EDMOND BoSSIEIA.
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~ITM ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
" SILK, superior quality. for sale by
do1o s25 Broad street.
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wANTS.

WANTED, FARM HANDS to know
w that Captain MCDONALD will be at oar
of,ica IN MONDAY and wants a large number O.;
CoLORED HANDS. Call at once and give Your
names. J.P. w. ID. JUSTfS,
Labor Agents, No. 8 Fifteenth street.
IA ~ 81 - under 81. Charles Hotel.
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NOLDEN COD LIyER. OIL, s wa RsI
~ - rA sS1eGy.s Mediesl Df:covery Marehiss
Uterine E nss Fsoa
Lisp1F ,so r 1,i IcIy Tarrant's Elixir Turkey
Rbubarb. Fine olive OILS, Han's Malt s Extraets
gx.,o i12 Ninth and Main streets.
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GOD LIVER OIL as pure and fresh as 1t
I can be obtained, just received and for sale
Ny wv ''''> j. BLAIR, Druggist.
10 ~ Sc5 Broad Street.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Rear Ad-
miral Gleeson sailed yesterday for
Europe, to take command of our
squadron.
Three murdeTers, whose time had
nearly expired, were released last
week by the New Jersey Court of
pardons, in consequence of the crowd
ed state of the prisons.
The open space of the Five Points
is this week to be laid out as a park.
Upwards of $500 Immigrants ar
rived during the week.
Jos. Dion made the unprecedented
run of seventy six at the French game
of billiards last night, on the occasion
of an exhibition, in company with his
brother.
Four more coffee laden ships were
sent from this port to Perth and Am
boy, N. j., to discharge, in conse-
duence of the continued difficulties
with the quarantine authorities. The
recent tariff charges fixed by the
Quarantine Commissioners are cot
satisfactory to the merchants who will
appeal to the courts for relief.
The New York Yacht Club are
making arrangements for the recep-
ton of the Dauntless and Cambria.
Pools were sold last night at 800 on
the Dauntless to go on the Cambria.
The forty census districts of this
city have been completed, fifteen
being finished yesterday.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

MONDAY, July II.
Gold closed in New York, Saturday, at
112sz
The steamer Cuba has arrived at Queens
town.
Gov. Holden, of North Carolina. has de-
clared Caswell County in a state of 1nsur-
rectton.
The New Orleans Firemen have accepted
the ch hallenge of the H0ooken FIIe De-
partment, and will spend Sunday at Long
Branch.
Lewis Derrid, a Catholic priest. with
connections In Baltimore. was victtmlzed
out of S3o5 by confidence man IN new
York. He was about to sail for Europe.
Surrogate Hutchings, of New York an
nounces that he will to- day grant an order
10 deliver to Mrs. Burke. the daughter and
executrix of John Alexander, the bonds
deposited in the Union Trust Company
Bank. unless a restraining order is issued
by the Superior Court.
Col. James Fisk, Jr on Friday, paid the
priZs of five hundred dollars to Capt. van
Wyck Tor securing the most recruits for
his Company since April l4th. On Satur-
day he offered one thousand dollars to the
Company which will obtain the most re-
cruits by January 1st.
Affairs about the New York Custom
II ouse were quiet on Friday, and parties
interes' ed in the proposed changes were
disposed to await the result of the contest
at Washington. 1t is not expected that a
decision viii be arrived at before Tuesday
ofnexL week. Correspondents generally
agree in the opinion that Murphy will be
confirmed and there is the best authort-
~ for stating that GrinnelI resigned his po-
sitiOn as Collector on the z b of June, and
besought the President to give him the ma
val office. The hearing of the respective
claims OF Murphy and GrinneI, was to
take place on Saturday morning before
the Committee on Commerce, in Wash
ington. FentOn seems disposed to set out
on an entirely new track, and will make
an effort to retain Merritt in the naval
office. This course, If carried out. Will
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Congressional Summary.
WASHINGTON, July


SENATE,-Sumner submitted the petition
of Cyrus w. Field for authority to ley
su ubmarine cable from Florida to Cuba,
and for the repeal of the International
Company's "exciusive privilege; ;" referred
To COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations. The
Committee OF Conference on the Iegisla-
tive. executive and judicial appropriation
bill made a report, which was adopted.
In reply to q specific inquiry, Morrill,, of
Maine expls ined that the Senate amend
ment relating to the effect of The pardon
or am nesty of the Court of Claims was re-
tanned: that the Senate amendment for
the extension OF the Capitol greunds and
new state department building We're
stricken ont. and the appropriation of
SlOO, ,OO0 for a North Pole expedition was re-
duced $50, $50. Upon a general proposition
for an increase of official salaries, the SEN
ate had receded, consequently there W as
no increase of the salaries of Judges. The
Lincoln pension bill was taken up and
discussed. Morrill, of Maine, moved to
reduce the amount TO five dollars per day.
A motion to lay on the table was lost.
p to 20, which is regarded at a test vote.
The bill was then aid over informally.
The civil and miscellaneous appropriation
bill was reported from the Committee on
Appropriations. The army appropriation
the Com mittee on Appropriations, dimin :
ishing the appropriation for the pay OF
army $707 Geo was Withdrawn. Wilson
moved as an amendme & TO the principal
features of the army bill, recently tabled
reducing the number of enlisted men in
the army to thirty thousand, but contfnu-
| ing the pay OF General. Lieutenant Gen
| eral, Major Generals, Brigadier Generals
and making an additional provision In
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raIatIor to supernumary officers, leaving
1T discretionary with the President to fur
lOuob or discharge with one years pay,
sueh as are left after the provisions of the
bill are carried into effect; other pro-
visions refer to the filling of vacancies
and discharge, after the examination, OF
officers reported unfit for duty.
Bills were passed as follows: On motion of
Ramsey, the ming 10 the evansville q
Southern Illinois Railroad Company the
right to build q bridge across the Big Wa
bash. On motion of Trumbull, the bill
amendatGry of the bankrupt act, extend
ing the operation Of part of the laws to
brokers, manufacturers and miners. Cam :
eron explained that he did not dodge the
vote on income tax, but paired of with
session. The evening S SSiOn of the SEN
ate was devoted to the consideration OF the
bill authorizing the establishments OF an
ocean mail steamship service between san
Francisco and Australia. Cole SPOKE one
hour in advocacy of Substituting a Ine as
proposed, and upon the commeIc.ai I'M I'M
nOrfanca of the enterprise, after which,
the amendments reported were agreed to.
At $3.50 the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-The Conference Committee on
the Consular and Diplomatic appropria-
tton bill made a report, which was agreed
to, The Senate amendment to The tariff
and tax bill coming up, motion to strike
out everything relating to income tax
was voted down, 65 to lis. The Senate
amendment fixing the income tax at %
per cent. was agreed TO, but the amend
ment to continue IL for two years was re-
jected. Cake offered resolution prefaced
by long preamble against the introduce
tiOn Of the COOlie tra0e. which was referr-
ed to the Committee on Education and
Labor. After much desultory action the
Senateiame endments to the tariff and tax
Committee ordered. The tax bill was
taken up ana discussed. NegIey intro
duced bill to encourage the establish
ment OF a line of steamships as an auxii-
fary means of national defense, and for
the conveyance of United states mails to
the ports in Europe, India, and China,
and for the promotion of i'm nigation from
f Irope to the Southern states, which was
referred TO the Comm on Commerce.
a ,oH
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Washington NeWs-COngress 20 Look
Into GUtrages Perpetrated by Gu.
bans on American Citizens.

UdHS On American CltlZenSs
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Presi-
dent sent to the Senate yesterday a
mass of documents concerning the
seizure of American vessels and i'm
prisonment and execution of citizens
of the United States during hostilities
in Cuba
The State Department furnishes a
letter from Secretary Fish, dated June
9th, to the Spanish Minister, calling
MS attention to the irregular and ar
bitrary manner in which the persons
and properties of our citizens are
taken and held by the Spanish au-
thorities in Cuba.
Fish recalls TO Roberts recollec-
tion the protests of the President last
year against Nalmazeda's mode of
warfare, and against the Captain Gen
erals decree forbiddiDg alienation of
property on the island, so far as re-
CARDS American citizens. and other
DEGREES which followed, extending its
provisions.
He continues: "The United States
Government with regret, feels forced
to says it is informed that the provis-
ion of the treaty of 1895 on this head,
has not been kept in mind by the Gu
ban authorities during the present
struggle, and that the DEGREES men
toned have been put in operation
against the property of American citi-
zens, In violation of the treaty agree
ment"
Fish enclosed to Roberts a list of
complaints made of such violations,
and presents claim for injuries to
cur citizens who have suffered, with
the confident hope of the Govern
ment of Spain recognizing its justice,
aRd making some proper and suitable
provisions for aseertaining the amount
which should riRhtfully come to each
claimant, and will also order the i'm
mediate restoration to citizens of the
United States Of their properties
which have been embargOed.
On the release of the cities of the
United States, held ia custody, or
their immediate trial under guarantee
of those rights acceded by the treaty,
as to the future, it is confidently ex-
peeted that steps will be taken to in
sure against further violations of the
treaty.
Roberts, on June 9th, in effect re-
PAALA LLat AAC AuO uO POHCI III
matter, and Fish, the same day sent a
copy of his letter to Roberts, to Min
lister Sickles, at Madrid. The latter
is instructed to ask for a restoration
to citizens of the United States, of
their properties and estates, SO far as
the same be arbitrarily embargoed in
violation of the provisions of the
treaty.
He is also ordered to endeayor to
secure some mode for early and eduit-
able naturalization and satisfaction
to the several parties whose rights
have been violated of amounts which
should rightfully come to each claim
ant for illegal detention of property or
person. He will also say the sugges-
ton is made in the interest of peace,
of justice and good will, in order to
secure a measure Of damages in tho
case which shall be just. as between
the two governments. He is also said
to be extremely desirable that the in
vestigations shall be conducted In
this country, and requests that Mr..
Roberts or some other person be Civ
en- the necessary authority on the
part of Spain.
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WaShlntOn Items - Nominations by
the President, etc.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Presi-
dent nominated Charles w. Webb,
u. S. Attorney for the Western Dis
trict of Wisconsin & James G. Hop
kins, Judge of the District Court of
Wisconsin. Postmasters: Cyrus w.
Baird, at Lincolu, Nebraska; John
Roberts, Hastings, Michigan; Moses
Messner, Hudson, Ohio; John Glib
son, Carrollton, Missouri; Emma
Delueon, Toledo, Iowa; Thomas S.
Wiley. Washington, Pennsylvania
Fred. Renney, Nebraska City; John
II. kellogg, Omaha; John Hopley
Bucyrus, Ohio; K. Il. Scott, MeKees-
port, Pennsylvania; B. +. Wright,
Charles City, Iowa; j. j. Abeygy,
Brunswick, Missouri; 0. B. Richard
son, Hamilton. Missouri.
The Senate Committee on Com
merce agreed to recommend the con-
frmation Of Murphy, as Collector
and Grinneil, as Naval Officer, Of New
York.
The internal revenue receipts, to
day, were s686,O71; for the month,
81, ,528. .312; coin balance in Treasury,
$118, ,735, ,048: currency balance. 49,
1871, ,S53; coin certificates, $36, ,283, 600
The Committee of Ways and Means
to day agreed by the following vote
to recommend that the disagreeinq
amendments to the tax and tariff bill
be referred to a committee of con,
ference: Yeas-Sehenck, Blair, KeI
ly, Mccarthy, and Maynard. Nays
Brooks, IN. Y y Marshall, Hooper
and Allison The House, however
preferred first acting on the Sen
| ate amendments
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TELEGR APHEC.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.

Chicago Items --Red Stockings al
GhicagO-SerIOus Accident, Caused
by Giving way Of Tier Of Seats.
CHICAGO. July 9.-The match game
of base ball to day, between the Red
Stockings, of Cincinnati. and the
Amateurs of Chicago, at Ogden Park,
resulted In the success of the former
by a score of sc to 49, During the pro-
gress of the game the raised seats on
the west side of the Park gave way
prostratiDg some FIVE hundred people
to the ground. In the terrible con
fusion three men and two ladies
were considerably injured. Mr..
Brewster, a halter, under the Sher
man House, was badly hurt in the
spine; T. G. Kase, Commission Mer-
chant, was hurt internally; Dr.. Cleve-
land was hurt internally. Miss Mary
Cline bad her leg broken. The game
was interrupted by the accident but a
few minutes.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market.

Il
By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, July q.
CoTTON - Dull and lower: sales OF 67s
bales at zoe for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1880 bbls; prices are
Irregular. with s. moderate business: sales
of S,7C0 bbls aIg4 75a5 10 for supeTfine west.
ern and State; IS 25Q5 80 for common to
| extra western and State; s5 55O96 10 for
| good to choice do; So 60g6 20 for white
wheat western extra; e5 50 for extra Ohio
| - 6o@9 90 for extra st. Louis. Rye -four
hrner; sales of $50 bbIs at S5a8 IS
western at IS Is.
WHEAT-,Receipts76, "a, ,s96 bushels; one cent
peter ana In moderate demands sales OF
ll2.0O0 bushels at 81 O563l O8 for NO 3 sprir0 !.
VI l2gl l5 for NO. Chicago; 81 GOAL 90 for
No, Milwaukee Green Bay spring; 81 4Oa
43% for winter red and amber western. .
and 81 42gl 65 for white western.
CoRN-Recsipts 29648 bushels: ouiet ana
closing 2gSc lower; sales 5000 bushels al
929fl O6 for new western mixed: 81 0g for
old do; 81 O7gl 10 for western yellow, and
81 1891 % for small lots white
oATs-Receipts 23,s78 bushels; prime is
nrm mixed heaVy; sales 81 900 bushels at
63964H for western, and 70g72c for Ohio
HAYomQuiet ooQS and steady at 7Os75c ship
HoRs-Better business and very Arm.
,,sUGAR.Z1steadyi est sales of 8ls bbis Porto
M ogIAs;,S555;1DuiI; p s, 55;iI sales of 95 hhds Mus.
cd1D7,.a RIc7,E.steady and quiet at s11@sNc for
Carolina.
PETROLEUM = Quiet at I4kal4Lc FOR
crude; 275z92Sc for refined.
PROVIsIONS-Pork dull: sales $50 bbls at
SO 62g29 70 for mess S25 90 for prime mes:
sZo CO9Z5 20 for untnspected city mess.
s29 so. ' -
REEF-Quiet and steady: sales 40 bbls at
sH OOgl5 W for plain western; SIG GOALS 90
for extra mess. Tierce beef nominal at
S26g2o fGr prime mess: S3093l for India
mess. Beer hams quiet at S29g35: mfddles
nTms sales OF 40 boxes of long clear at
l41sgl4%c.
LARD STEADY western steam I61k9l65Sc;
Kettle l6559l65zc; sales $50 tierces; also
sales 5000 tierces. seller July. ~
BUTTER-Sseady and quiet; western Is
CHEEsE-Quiet in buyers favor; 79l41zc.
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The Big Horn Expedition.

CHEYENNE, W. T.. July 9.-The
Laramie Sentinel publishes the fol-
lowing in regard to the Big Horn Ex-
pedition: Judge Jones informed US
that but little was known of the party
since they left Camp Brown, and
struck out into the wilderness; further
that they were beyond the reach or
hearing of friends, among hostile In
dians; and the Judge expressed the
belief that not one of them would
ever get out alive Judge Jones
would not express such an opinion, il
there were not the best grounds for
apprehensions of the worst"
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Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph.l

By Telegraph.1 CINCINNATI, July 8.
FLoUR-Unc changed; fair demand; fami-
ly IS 50g5 70.
WHEAT-In better supply but dull; new
on the spot would bring 81 90; old 81 20.
CcRN-In light supply and the market is
ID m but the demand is light at S6dSSc for
car; 90c in elevator.
OATs-FiIm at 60c; good demand.
RYE-Dull at g3c.
CoTToN-NOminally unchanged.
WHSKY-Dull at 950g56c; the lat er for
iron bound cooperage.
PoRK-Dull and nominal at $50. Good
demand for bulk meats at l29I214 for shouI-
ders; the latter for packed; l5c for sides
packed one lot sold at l516; at the close
they were held at l514c for packed and l5c
for loose. There was q good demand for
bacon at l31agl6189I715 for shoul lders, clear
rib and clear sides; at the close clear rib
was held at 161z.
LARD-Heid at l6c. bat there was no de-
mand.
HAMs-2I1za22 for sugar cured.
BUrTER-Unchanged aad steady at 20
@24c.
EGGs-Firm at 15c.
LIESEED OIL-DulI at 81.
LARD OIL-Sl 12gll5
No change in gtoceries.
GoLD-Sl l21& buying.
ExCHANGE-Dull at I-lO buying.
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0nenlng Of q NeK Railroad.

TERRE HAUTB, July 10.-The new
railroad from this city to Indianapo-
lis. constituting a division of the In
dianapolis & st. Louis line. will be
opened for travel and freight tonight.
An immense force of laborers have
been employed in ballastiDg the road,
and it is reported in excellent condi-
tion. This gives two rival lines from
st. Louis, East. both passing through
this city, and there are indications of
the liyeliest competition.