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TB'HE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.

This institution Is intended to facilitate transic-
tinns In COTTON, GRAIN, aud PRODUCE, for
he Sre s n' snIe Of SoGTiiEEN sECG-
TIES. daily call is made of MI the leading Secil-
rites In the States Of Virginia, North Car1iin;l'
South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Flor
Ida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas,
''"I STATE BONDS. CITY BONDS.
RAILWAY EONDS, RAILWAY SHARES, T.
MNNUFACTURlNG SHAPES, &c: &c:
Tie undersigned, members Of the AUGUSTA
EXCHANGE, solicit orders To buy or sell ahy'hlhS
". 8 RoREnrs, of Roberts, Norris & shvers.
G. Il. BACON. Cotton Commission Merchant.
JonN l.. FLEMMING, Cotton Broker for Augusta
II. +. RUSSELL. Of Russell & Potter.
JonS JESKISS. OF j. i i. Il. jenkins tBrokcrs)
W. DANIEL, of Daniel 4 liiii; 70 -
G. H. PIIrSrzY, of G.. H. PhiniZy Co.
W. II. WARREN. of Warren, Wallace " 20.
". l!EnnlNl;, Of Gagho q7. Ilerr RIM * Co.
b. r. =. BRANCH, OF Branch, Sons Il Go.
Fl. H. HICKMAN, President Savings Bank ana
Grlniteviilc Factory.
". 81 READ, of Franklin, Read & Co.
ALFRED BAKER, President National Exchange
Bank Ell @
M. O'DowD, of NJ. ODowd & Go.
p r. COIIES of John j. Cohen e. Sons. :
W.. l.. JACKSON, President of National Bank oil
Augusta aud Augusta Factory:
4. G. BARRETT, OF Barrett & Caswell; ,,,.-,,,
NJ. T. SToYALI., Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant. = ,riS-.-a 100 .as r.,
GEORGE r. SHELLEY, of j. Sibley 4 Sons.
w. II. WHEELEsS, of Whceless go. II. Is alf
%. NJ. STONE, of Isaac L. Heard l. Go, 81. -
G. A. ALLEN, of Walker. u Allen g.s a.
}. NJ. BuRDELI,, Commission Merchant. ~. ~
j. j. Pearce, of j. j. pearcc, Butler s. Go.
A. POULLAIN, of Poullain & DAWSON. y. ~
b t;RORG 4 Il. JACKSON, of George L. jackson q 20.
W. G. SIBLEY, of Dunbar & Sibicy, and President
Of Langley Manufacturing Company.
j. j. DOUGHTY, Cotton Commission Merchant.
w. c. SANDERS, Of Imam & Sanders.
w. H.llOwARD, OF w. III. Howard & Son.
T.. J.. CLAYTON, OF L. L. Clayton Il Co.
r. W.HEARD, OF s. ID. Heard s. son.
NJ j. BRANCH, OF Branch, Scott & Co. ~ i al
j. q. DOUGuERTi, Of Bones, Brown Co.
THOMAS p. STovAIL, of Siovall s. Hull.
H. III. MAY, of X. II. May Il Go.
10, MaTIiEwSoN, Tobacco, Cotton Goods, and
General Produce Merchant
+. j. UoZiER, of DOzier & Walton. %..E1
G. 2. CURRY, Banker aud Broker.
JAMES A. GRAY, of JaiBeS A, GIay&.Co.t 1i,1 fsf.
T. j. MILLER, Of j. +. g l.. j Miller. .sil ,fa.
F. A. TIMpERLAKE, of Rlmey q L Undertake.
THOMAS d. JACKSON, Of Cox, Jackson y Co.
C. r. WILMAN. Of Branch Sons i Co.
lie 25-Tu& FJwfwli# - .--- -
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SALE.
40. 900 WORTH OF CLOTHING.


In preparation for change thc coming season, ]
will from the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1872, offer
my entire Stock of
CENT? EMEN'S. YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
at a REDUCTION Of my former prices Of the sea-
son. H. is important that the stock Of SUMMER
WEAR should be closed ont entire, an, induce
mcnts will Inc offered 10 that end. Among the few
things woul,l rnulncrlte are .s. ...
DRESS SUITS, s...-<..3
CHEEIOT SUITS, ..r.
CASHMERE SUITS, -....
LINEN SUITS. ..s ...
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
YOUTHS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS,
-. CHlLDREN'S SUITS,
and everything thai SUITS the wants Of the people,
and at Il ftbuiousIg ioT .fgnrc.
I mean all say, and those In want of good, Ecna
t,cl and wcll-uadc CLOTHING will find that tho
hest place get them is the oldcstablsled ithirty-
years. lious. of fs..'.~ s
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent,
100 Main street, sign OF the Big Flag.
N. B.-Scc detailed advertisements rs they daily
app,ar. .tst,s. ty l-eodtJy23
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKET.

july a.-rhe receipts of wheat to-day were fair
and the market may be written dull. The. offerings
of new white were C00 bushels, and al gold 1T SGe
ISl .75-forlner for inferior; 400 bushels new red
sold at 81 52QfSl7o. The offerings of old amounted
10 5000 bushels, hut no sales were reported. We
Guotc new white at Sl.G0M$l.so for fair 10 choice
Old we quote ut $i7s61Xs5 for southern and Mfchi-
gan white, and amber western red Sl.do@1Sl.6 anu
Pei,nsylYnnia 81 .8s1sS1.70. ..t .., ....fttz ).
The receipts of corn were 10000 bushels, and we
note southern scarce and I'm deInaud with sales of
5000 white at ssGssc-bulka ut latter, and 800 yellow
at ge6l6c.-fUrIDcr tor inferior.
Oats are firm With light receipts, and prices arc
fraction better. The sales reported on Change to-
day 100 bushels light southern Mt Soc 1000
bright western ut figure, and $500 mixed at de
6Dlsc.-lattcr for light -s
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!l
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

At JULIUS KRAEER'S, No. 1917 Main street,
light CassImer Goats and Pants at 49, worth $40 !;
blue. black and brown Cloth Costs, frocRs and Der
bys ut Sl2. worth SIS: light aud dark Suits for boys
mt $40 and $I2 worth ST. and SIS; boys black Alpaca
Jackets and Linen Pants for 50; chlldrcn's Linen
Suits at S2.2s: boys Linen Coats at 75c.; mems
Linen Coats ut Fl and upwards; Cottonade Suits st
e., worth so. Also large assortment Of white
Duck and Ribbed Suits: double and singlc-breasted
Marscillcs Vests; striped Alpaca and Sarasuca
Goats, and full line of FURNISHING GOODS.
can sell lower than any one, as buy exclusively
for cash. Come and convince yourselves.
Take Notice Of the red post in front of the door.
lie Elm - ---- ------- ------- -
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CHART EsToN IS. CT MARKETS..

JULY 1.-fnion.-TIiere was no change In this
market, which continued dull and fiat and without
signs of vit.IIty-Do sales taking place and values
remaining entirely nominal. 49,. VI X: -
Ricc-fhis grain was In limited request the trans
actions being IS ierccs of clean Carolina ut Sic. III b.
we quote common to fair ab 716n78c.; good. s6ps5c.
Narnl if0res.-l,eceipts. g34 barrels spirits tIr-
spcntinc. partly from Wilmington, N c.: 1,o.7 bar
rcIs r0sn, anu % barreIs crude tnrpeUtine. There
were no sales repartc Crude tnrpent1ne may lie
quoted ut 1910 ~ barrel for virgin, $:.S5 for yellow
din. 4 nd 81 so for hard. sTsSN Vs.
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HI Il II u Is r.
TIE GREAT RACE AT LONG BRANGH--TIIE
CONTEST BETWEEN BASSETT AND LONG
FETIDW. ...... ....... -
From the New York World. ..
THE NONNOuTH CUP,

At lust the sensation rage OF the day was
reached. Dark, heavy clouds hung over the
track, while out, towards the sea the rain
could be seen coming down in torrents, willie
IN occasional flash Of lightning and the low
rumbling Of thunder betOkencd the slow APP
prOacl OF n summer Thunderstorm. Unior-
tunately for those who laid the heavy odds
on Bassett, and who wished thatit would
ruin in torrents and make the track heavy,
which they knew would render Longfellow's
running exceedingly slow, and give them u
chance to land the nice little pools they had
so freely purchased, the storm passed,
proving there is many a slip between the
cup and the lip. Soon after the bell rung
out for the starters Sample and Roe put I'D
their appearance, Were weighed, and the
numbers aud 7 hOistcd, which told the rs
seInbled multitude that Iongfcllow and Bus
sett would be the only contestants for the
Monmouth cup. and that the expected field
was an imaginary one. mt .@f azf
The conditions Of the. race were 4 sweep
stake Of so each, play or pay, with 81 800
added by tile club, and for which there were
twelve entries, which consequently made the
race worth 81 ,S90fto The winner. and $500
TO the loser. AT p. NJ. both Jockeys mount
ed. Sample, m almost ict-black specimen OF 4
Kentucky negro, mounting Longtellow at tho
distance post, and quietly zcapterinss iInele
Johns magnificent pet up past the stand,
where his fine condition md splendid ap-
pearance ELECTED. hearty applause After
going, up almost ms far rs The clubhouse,
Sample stopped him and brought him back
past the stand, aud slowly proceeded down
the stretch. Soon after another shout an
noulieed tiit Bassctt was on the track, and
from dense crowd emerged the famous aud
almost unconquered chestnut colt, the hope
and standby Of the. nj Daniels eonietlei:asys
and their thousands of friends. Slowly BIAS l'iS-
sett was led up past the stand, a negro az
tendant leading him, aud followed by the
old Colonel himself. When in front of tue
stand the Inst feW words Of instruction were
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

E fJULY4- Cott0n.-5Iarkct very dull and wtlIcut
transactions. We quote &c. for prime.
choice white, and si.GsGESl.7o for prime TO choice
rcd $3.50. .sss sis. HIS t.II l., g.tsE
I0rn.-Receipts good We quote at ooc. for
prime -.,.. az # ''' 49, 49,
RW.-Markei firm ut &lGp$I.lO. n s.g 3
OtiS.--Wc quote mt 6p9lt5c. I'm large lots.
Fl0nr.-Market quiet. We quote: old family,
Sll,5O0SI2; city brau,is-nrw extra, $40: super
fine So: fine, S7:s06lSs. Baltimore family, $?.5s6l
$40: extra. is.5o6IS9; supcriinc, S750TSS. 49,. .
PrdnEts.-Rcccipts light; market more active Mt
better prices; fair TO good, Sl.25@LSl.ie; prime
SLIGO. ss.I ..s..aa ssf. r T. .. ...-s.a
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The designs adopted for the new tobacco
stamps have been modelled, and will be
ready for the printers hands i'll q few days.
Washington Republican. Is. ;.5fF bs -,l II
The Cincinnati Gazette thinks 1t hears the
crack of the slave-driyer's whip. The Ga
sette must have pair of very long cars
Louisville Courier. t1'ic:" 'stE :. 7'..E.is
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CINCINNATI GRAIN MaRKET

WhhhC1.
JULY IL Fhedt.--Red sample was held ut $1.4s9p
$.5G; English $3.50; white generality held at Si.sO;
no Hill Offering; sales 800 bushels sample rC al
$i.t5. 49, .-l
Rye has declined, and Is now offered at 7s6laoc. for
prime io choice; no sales reported .l1lE ~ tsG
Corn continues dull though prices seem to be- well
srpporteti; MIXED ear, is6ligc. mixettshciti 5oc
white SHIELDED Ga@dsc SUES TOO bushels mixed car 10
d9c. sait s'tS ~ !! t5t&fi stsrs fis..s 8stts7
0ats.-lscceipts liberal ani market heavy at s4gQ
SEC. for mixed; willie, 3T839c. sales 600 bushels
white, In sacks, III 3sac. ..,-55..sz 81 FL
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wlLNllN,sGliT0N lN. "a MAnK, rrs /.

4JULY 3-Spirits 7uFpffti ne.- sales or 3es casks
ut atc. IN gaiGn for southern packatc i'd s.
Rosi1,Saies OF 7,is7 barrels Mt 219 for strained
$3.50 tor low No.. 3, $3.50 for extra No ., $3 for LOW
No.iE 80 70 for MOL, - for extra No. l. $3.50 Tor
Ells, and IS for extra pale. Ets7e q -
Crude TtspenttRe.Sales of se2 barrels Mt ssso Tor
hard, $3.50 for yellow dip, and $5.75 fog yirg;n
.1ar.-Sales of So barrels at S3.85 N birrei and 50
barrels, I'm order, mt 1870. -; Ri: SJg9F-lsI !
COtt0n.-No sales reportcl. yfs ,s..s, @ t
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sALExAHDRIIA MARKETS..

.JpLY a. 7ota. Saperifne, fs.seG Ss.5s; cxfta,
f9el$lo; famiiy, $40. 80; faaffsy, eisoics,
!, Wheat. Common 70 fair, $i.ssGsi.7os mir 10
good, IS good tDpriisie si.es PRIME
70 Gnoient II choice, *.4g$ % Z. ~
Rys.--sa al. sfs.iFEss d.
y 0dts.-5sG 1t1c. y s7 4. ~ NJ 81
1oGi3c. ~ 80 ~ Is .f'.Fs
EJgs.--aef ~ 5tifS & - ms X
10 RiokeHS.- Per dozen, aleiSs. g.5 $s6.
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FIVE PERSONS DROWNED. Hudson, N. Y,
July 3.-Four boys, aged from ten to twelve
years, named Kennedy, Martin, Leonard,
and Birmingham, Willie bathing in the Hud-
son riyerdhis p. NJ, got. beyond their depth
and We're drowned before assistance could
reach them. In searching for the bodies =
man named James Collins was also drowned.
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VIRGINIA StJMhC,

The Shoe and Leather Reporter OF June a7th says:
it is proper that caution Virginia grinders of
suInac MOTTO pay high prices for the new crorabo
coming In for lat, Adyiccs from lt,ly state that the
crop there Is abundant. 1t will be imported here At
low prices aud will he well for the grinders of do
nestle to prellarc themselves accordingly" -
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LaNaFEILoW,s coNprTlo 3

H Is only just TO Eongf elbow 60 state, how.
ever, TINT the horse was In excellent conIi-
ton, and ran the race throughout like O.
thorough race-horse. Before the race twas
the openly expressed opinion of the ma
jority OF lturfneR that be; greatly excclIed
Harry Bassett ifllispeed, bnt that the latter
would outstay, iiim.aiIf tIie.raee is to he
taken as q true criteriono thcinpTitss of the
two horses, however; it is; pretty certain that
Longlelowei lis the best slayer, ms Harry Bas-
sett ran quite as fast rs his opponent. for
nearly mile and a halt, but signalIy, failed
to lust the race out.
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CLOTHING.
100 LINEN OVER.DUSTERS, for travel
HUI ling and comfort. mt $2 and 10, ut
e.* WIN. IRA SMITHS, agent
~ d-at 1909 Main street. sign big iiac.

WHITE ALPACA SACKS!
w Something really nicc. Price now, 81; uSua
price. SIS. AT WA. IRA SMITHS, Agent,
IL 3-3t 100 Main street iSign BIt; Flag.
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RAILROAD COLLISION. Cedar Rapids, 7otra,
July 3.-0n the Chicago md Northwestern
railroad yesterday, one mile east of Belle
Plain, Z freight train ran into a construction
tr7lin and !telescoped the caboose Of the lat
ter. killing one. man, almost Instantly -and
badly wounding six Others. -Four Of the
wounded have since died, and the other tH i
cannot live,
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COMMERCIAL.

lS;tltt CERN AND IN. DIE EysaaAN GE,ts
'Sf sf,,5 kiGnMoNp, VA. July 4, is72
No business done on ,Chanee fo-tlay. ~
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aFFfCE OF THE SRILLINGER
- ARTIr1CIAL-sToNE PAVEMENT
ia,st.. i.,l FOR THE
IL
7te STATE OF VIRGINIA, -
& No. o,s MAIN STREET RfCHsloND,:vA. :

s We are now prepared to lay down the above,
n,m,od n,ypment I'm the most artistic manner. and
In ay design, pattern, or color desired. aud ut .
cost f:ir 1ess than that or digging We win also Jay
shIca. &c, using the celebrated English; Portland
cement, thereby iusuitng great durability, entire
frcedoul from dust, smoOihness OF surface, ana
beauty OF finish, &c. III,
Sneciniens of the work canr6e Sc ~, at. DtSpgtch
Office and r.. Gerot's Main street; Colopei uru-
ways, on Franklin street; aud 5amuei .. CareE .
Orders received at the Office, 9l2 Main stTeet.
icat-sm j. b. TERRES u co.
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MrNn,N STEA MSiIIP COMPANY. 800
The si,ie-wl,eel steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANDkE,. tIShAt BELL, SARATOGA, MI
hGARA, ALHEMARLE and 1IATTERAS, Ie5fe
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and lelehnloiid
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY
Leave 'RicnDrnt every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY. mt high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. sl:,irr1>Ols, AMI bathrooms. 4gfE
Ihc fare accommodations, and attention., are uii-
SUPPRESSED go. ,.y,L
close connections made with steamers for ai South
eru and European ports. ~ ..gtf,5gtt rs 4
For further Information, apply to 49,,
- ;.,-s--7-T JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, ~ r
49,, oa s.E 4. 81 No. 3 Governor street. (
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS. !

N - GSE~--a-a
s-s.a SAILING +"
EVERY W WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.. :
Passengers inp,kcd 10 AMI from railway stations
or S,aporis in England, Ireland, Scotland, NORWAY,
Sweden. Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel
gun and the United States. st ti".f 5tt'.4
Cabin fare from New York To London, Liverpool,
Glasgow, or Derry, by Wednesdays steamer, 500.
BY Saturdays steamer, sos and S15. 800. LII
Excursion tickets $40. All payable In currency.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genua'
McSsIna, and Trieste to New ! DIRK.
Cabin $40; stecragc. $s5. Payable IN currency.
For further information apply 70 rEs
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 49,.
Bowling Green n. Y, or '-'
j. w. WYATT, Agent.
iyd-Jm 3G0ycruOr street, Richmond, va.
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HARVEST wheat harvest Is now
about over in this county, and tho yield is
something better than was expected 4 montl,
ago. The river lands have produced us fine
a crop as ever was known--indeed, we have
heard it said some fields will yield over
twenty bushels to the acrc-but away from
the river lands the yield will average some
thing like five or six bushels TO thcacrc. So
VIC have been info rlned.- Clarke Courier.
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pErEEsRiIRG TORACCO MARKET.

JULY d.--1'ilc market Is only moderately active
We quote common lugs loose, ut SG.5N6tlS7; good
ditto ut a6ff950; common Tugs tids) ut Sa.5n6pSs
good ditto al SS6I iO:. commoH leaf uls} at T7.J1n
.: mciium ditto al S3.5NaITl good ditto at Sllt1I
$3.50; good shipping leaf mt Sl?GISlG: bright lng5
at S9GISl2; bright medium leaf ut $l0GIS20 good
bright leaf at $.uGIf5n. rs. b. IN.
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. Our farmers are generally done harvesting.
The yield of wheat is much better than was
expected a short time ago. Taking the
quality into consideration, the yield is fully
equal 70 that of last year. Shenandoah Her
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|HAiEhlsa IsaNEs.|

RAiE s4a s D; \ IsaNrs. 81
% l CD
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r AI r.
Raas sse sssssasss h,e ae sA
IL. !. e HsrzHHYy
~ ~ = General Sapsrintendent.
0PflCE or RICHMOND Aafy 9YOaK .nrynna 40.
~ RAILHylADf oNPayYs
t. RfcIrMOSD, Va, July ), fs12s. fs;
NOTICE TO, PIsRs,eJ Ms DESIRING lYt,
81 r THE BXS,t s,,sa e, ns
day o. July ea procure ROT
DA 6t andT UEsIsa tho esll say Of snIs. ~
~ .-lw SUPERINTENDENT. 7y
IsfiEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
NJ ~, RuAIIatsh and Hitter Jiily LIST r AeSENSiEE
t "a Ma ,sayr k ,r,, ma f.lsss
s White Sulphur sp.s eJii sss sas;ass fsr
yiile with the Ofangr, IA eyatssia AID MaI,nssas
trsln for Washington ard North and Lynchbarg
..sas +. s. ace,omMoDaTloN TRAIN except.
Snndayl ior arriving at sac z. a.; on
Saturdays rl1s through to StaHnton, arriving ut n
i. d.. THIS train connects at G1rsiosgiiie With
sne night tfnins on the Orange AIexaudria and Ma
a TGS railrnaa for LYNCHBURG and WASHING.
Atrain leaves t,orsionssfIle except Monday al
9 VIZ a. ~ Tor White Sulphur Springs, arriving at
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 70 III points
Amsterdam, Antwerp, iam6Srg fia1rrs Am,
Bsrgsil, s0ienitssb, .t,,t Gotcn,mrg Is all points
gent at iichmoud or can be ordered tbro,,ri, anu
/ station agent on the road. '95I ~ ~
Further information may beebtainel at tie Com.
st- 80 III. PERRY, General Superintendent. q
JAMES +. EErnERL1SD, General Ticket Agent z:
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THH MOST or OUR FARMERS arc apolit through
with their wheat harvest, and I'VE are glad to
hear from all quarters the most favorable
counts CT The yield. Although FILLING far
short Of what 1t should have been, the yield
and quality of the grain turns out so much
better than was generally expected that
everybody is satisfied. The fine rains of the
past fortnight and the succeeding hot sun
have given such an impetus TO the growing
corn That the crop promises to be much bet
ter than usual. The OATS, like the wheat
though short, arc we'll filled. The grass, how
ever, is Il dead f;iiurc.-LceS'ntrg Mirror. .
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An Administration paper printed y pic
ture.o of Grant treading on the tail OF lion
Next day, by tho action OF an American col
leg,c, the President secured the whole SKIN.
I,oaispsIie Courier. .j:5 $50 I. ii
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AND YORK RIVER
III RAILROAD COMPANY.

On and after TurzEly, june 18th, until further no.
tee, train leaves this depot for
BAETINORt,. PlIII.ADELPHiA,r NEW YORK,
U AND BOSTON, AND ALL POINTS WEST,
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Y CHESAPEAKE AND OajRAIL-f
SATURDAY. Us. commencing June
10Th. train leaving Rlchmprd at AS r. NJ VIII nm
returning, viii leave Staunt0n on Mondays at 3LA.E
H., arriving Ut Richmond at 0:30 a, N. 81
=, 80, -" a.. III. PERRY
tc 2i-3w ''s 2..tf Z General Superintendent II
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's3i4Et RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO.,1
OFFICE GEN'L TICKET AND FHE5GHr AG;fiNT; !
.;. RICHMOND, VA, June q, ls72.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ona and after SAT-
- URDAY NEXT, until further Boflcs.an AC-
COMetOnATi0NtT TRAM viii run between Rich!
SATURDAY at $40 7. NJ ARRIVING ut Burkeyiile nc
500 =. NJ. Returning. leave BarkeyilieF on NON
DAY at SOS A. a.. arriving In Richm9nd at S:S5 A.
NJ. This train will stop ut III way stations.
is.t ..'.t t!R JOHN IL NfAEhfURU0,ss =
~ General Ticket and Freight a gent "
I TIM r.. TALcorT, Engineer, and superintendent
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Freight train, with passenger ear attached. leaves
Tuesdays THURSDAYS. and saturdays, alta O'Clock A:
81 fol, through freights. 10 all points North ana
West; and ol, Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays,
for local freight between RichnOnd and West FONT,
atBA.M. .s- .tt@ 't 49,
Freight reteivetl ttaily. carefully handled, and
proInntIy Forwarded. Through bills Of ainR gwen
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{sHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RhE-
" RykfL.--tSl and aftcs lily IA 4, saaRX1iYs
] RPIIino ;, FnEpgRIoBsgrna, Asb1

,,-st..s ,BnIfNoND, FItEDERiCB sprRG,a SDa ttti
- foToM&c IsknRo tC,oMPANY,0.lst
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ORYICE, b.,
y 1 s..G . RICHMOND, Va, July lst, 1872. II 3
NOTICE. Travellers bound West ria
l. baltimore and Ohio railroad win hy taking tie
r. Nc lnaii train hence connect with r.
train at Relay House, OH Baltimore ind Ohio rail-
road. ~ p.
Ey The 9:iD Z. NJ train they win connect viii, tho
s:2oA. NJ train at Relay House on same road, the
former heing the quicker line for points west stt
DAY MAIL TRAINS do nof stop at Hungary,
ktIhy's. Woodford's Eanc, or Potomac Run. syf't
&. NIGHT MAIL TRAINS do not stop at any of tte
above points, nor do they stopat Richlund
3@. .sE i. 4. d. MYERS.
( ~ l-2w General Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, FREpERiCKSBuRG ANpl, .
~ POTION 4 q, Rpfir nj ,JruIp 10. lS5s.s Il ~

,,5y. RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND !.
~ POTOMAC RoGTE. Jnie10, Isl ) ~
nN AND AFTER n IONDAY, 81 U]NEt
" 10th, mall trains on tits road will run as fol-
lows: ~g-f .s3 sI.5,.4gi va aGss us .YfH Il, !
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byri-Street station, ]
p. IT. = s.@t"tt1 z ~ f'i y. - = 50
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station,
$50 p. NJ except on Sundays) 10 aL,tsgys.,t,I,,.
UP ACCoMMOU4TION leaves Broad-Street sta
ton, j.. nj. Except Oh SHntiays.) ~ tss ~ 2
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Bsrl-Strcet sta-i
ton. Lag PM.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byr1-Stree. sta
ton. $50 4. NJ. Except on alondays.) 'dy n
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives at
Eroal-Strcct station, SCI y. 81: Except on sun
tkiyy.t 80 .sIst 6. y Il. I'D MYERS, ~
IL 10 .gt5 slg Is, General Superintendent. {;
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INSTRUCTIONS OE TOBACCO.

The iuspcctions of tobacco at the different ware
houses from the lst Of October TO the 3uth Of Jun
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TUESDa AVS, TIL URSDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
1T o'clock l.. NJ. Instead Of T. N. rs formerly,
aud for VEST POINT daily at Slnie hour. Tic
Sunday train for West J0it leaves ut a. NJ. ~