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A Rarbarous Father.

BosToN, July 25.-At South birmingham,
Mass. Yesterday, William A. Bates was tried
and convicted OF brutaly treating and starv-
inc his three cbildeen, oil girls, The two old
est (twins) aged ten, and the youngest SIX
years old. Justice Waterheld said tne case
was one he never saw equalled IN oaiDarlty,
and he believed that had the Legislature
which enacted she law supposed that q case
of the kind would ever happen, tney Woulu 4
have made the penalty six years instead OF
s;S months. The Justice sentenced Bates to
six months in the house of correction on
eoch charge. Bates appealed. The sentence
lives entire satisfaction to the citizens.
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UTILIZING THE TILToN SCANDAL.-The
Long Branch correspondent OF the New
York Express, writing from one Of the holels
at that place, says:
1--WE are very human (herc at the shore),
and the Beecher-Tilton scandal has formed
for the last twenty-four hours our one-ab.
sorbing subject Of conversation. AS a test
Of public opinion here on this matterit may
be mentioned that last evening vote was
taken on the subject. Out Of tiCty.two per.
sons present on the piazza Of the Ocean
House thirty-one were distinctly in favor Of
Mr.. Beecber confident Of his entire limo
cence), seventeen were "on the fence" non
committal, awaiting for the evidence, while
the remaining four (three Of whom were
women) were decided 10 favor of Mr.. Til
toms side of the story, and certain of Dir
Beechcr's guilt"
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BALTIMORE MARBETs

wheat fairly active; white choice. ~ .40@Sl .4a:
fsir to prime cnotce, II. 25@sl SO. sorn nsm
mivsd western, TSc. Oats very dull and hsas ~;
sous6ern; $4,000. western mixed, 62c. Pr wi
y. Hulk meals strong; no sales NJ d no
s,ock shoulders, skc clear rib, llc BAG on nc.
1--we and higher shoulders, rs iS ey ar rib
ar1, nj 1543l3kc. Western butter steh " and III
imnroyed demand at 21G23c. Coffee quiet but
firna at 2oQ22c: Whisky n MN ~ 81. sugai
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IsIcn,suEpkxrE sxzHs1sad 1nss
ICIOMMENCING aI1aE s1sf6sa6az i,sfsl
/ NJ on this road viii rnn 20 faitafsE
900 4 .s1H 80
dsyh nonneeasnk NJ 80 points soslA
500 t III L siii Isss
. .1a g scs .ss. ssosas ,sF ps1ssH
zoa6. Ign cfhares a1d M wsss..
1:4S r. M.,THROOGH NAIL Asify, e0nflecffn9
ss. for ~ points s,cutlh snd West. m.
ak az !. 81. Fss. saps ~
S:soP. "; sS..s g, sasd.,
7as A. LII FaE RfslFE s. aai SpsIn ,y .xeep
1soo 81, TMK9bss NAIL d.iIy. seapee.ing
2 with Ricfm0nd, Rfcdeffcksbarg and
potoMae tzeruad tpr ~ points task
5.soP. II. TsEIear es.ty texeeps srndly,,
sc5 P. NJ, Ugh NAIL d.ity fexsspss u.y
day), Sconuecffp g VIII lichmon0s
FrederfcksbnrEsadPO Potomac Yailroe6
for 1E points EaDe and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached yuapint through % Z
Baltimore. Alse milking close con-
raflrosd for the Virginia springs and
points Nortitxrd Wed. fs
8 The MAIL TRAINS wiH nor stop betreen Rich
mond and Petersburg except o Manchester sn1
Trains en- the Clover I'm WIN lesyes Chester q
ing. wtil leave Clover hlf it o 4. Ion Wednss.
ALI TkAINs leavine Petersburr viii ss.rt frua
je "a e A:sHAw, snpsriatendent.
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'BY rEIEdI'RApH.
Latest News from Washington.
Convicted or Hobbsne the Malls.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i

j Convicted OF Hobbsug the Malls.
i Especial telegram to the Dfspatcb.l
WASHINGTON, July 25.-E. Il. Taylor, 0
postal clerk on the route from Lynchburg to
Washington, was convicted to-day Of robbine
the United States mail at Alexandria.
The New Five Per Cent. Loan.
WAsHISGroN, July 25.-The accepted bids
for the five per cent. loan amount thus far to
SIC, 49, $50; which amount, il Is believed, is
| fer permanent investment ct home: Nego-
tiations are still pending.
The bids accepted for the new loan by
Secretnry Bristow, as far as known, Are 8 The
Fidelity Trust Company Of Philadelphia,
81 100000; Life Annuity of Philadelphia
and Suffolk Bank OF Boston, $500, 900 each !;
Maitland, Phelps & Co., New York, 81 ,000.-
900; j. McAbelos, New York, S2,000,0 900;
Fourth National Bank of New York, $780,
600; First National Bank of San Francisco,
81, 100000 for circulation; three western
banks for circulation, 100000.
Dangerous Counfcrfeit i'm Circulation.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-A dangerous coun-
terfeit having appeared upon the S5 notes Of
the Traders National Bank of Chicago, the
Treasury Department offers one.half per
CSuis iol LuC lSl0l va VIC SIhaibC
So notes of thai bank TO the Department for
destruction. The notes should be stripped
separately, and may be included in packages
of national bank notes returned to the Trea-
surer for redemption, and may be returned
ut the expense of the Department.. All gen.
uine S. notes of this bank should hereafter
be refused, and notes OF that denomination
thus driven out of circulation. No more
notes will be issued by the Comptroller Of
Currency to that bank. The attention OF
bank officers is specially called to the neces-
sity Of promptly retiring these notes, which
will entirely prevent the circulation of the
counterfeit.
The Indians.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-An official dis
| patch from General Custer's expedition says
the command is in excellent condition.
| Plenty of good grass and water is found on
the route. No Indians were seen except q
small party two or three days ago.
The correspondence upon Indian matters
between the Interior and War Departments,
and Generals Sherman and Sheridan, shows
that perfect harmony exists in all official
quarters relative to the subject of dealing
with hostile Indians
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r = Rasech,er InYestigataon.

New YoRK, July 25.-The Beecber inyes-
t;oaf,np committee we're not in session to-
dsy. An endeavor to interview Mr. Beecber
this morning only resnitedfn obtaining from
him a declaration that the Tilton charges
were absolutely false, as he would In due
time make apparent. Mr.. Tracy, Beecners
counsel before the eompaittee, says Beecners
FAINT was yenal, but the stupidity that ln-
fnced concealment was damnaDle.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP acfFfS
W COMPANY. EaS3HaxfS
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYASOkE, ISAAC
RAS and GEORGE w. ELDER ibuiIding-every
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms. FL.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. -
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
For further inIOrmatlon, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN 81 CO., Agents,
ana office ComDauvs wharves. Rnrk"tfs.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July %, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White, 1896 bushels. Red, 1854 BUSH
els. ,,., ooo ,,rs,,e,s
OATS.-732 Bushels
RYE.-24 bushels.
WHEAT.-White. 90: bushels yery good at 81. 40
200 bushels good at 81 40; 326 bushels gooo =!
X1.37: G6 bushels good on private terms; 81
bushels fair az S1.3S; 1876 bushels on private
terms &c btahsls very good at 81 .40 Isl bushels
very good al Hl.4O Total, lila bushels.
WIRAr.-Red 20 bushels NJ IL IS: 36 bushels
good on private terms; OF bushels very good al
xl45; "a bushels fair at 81 -32; 81 bushels fair O.
Sl.35. Total, 29& bushels.
OATs.-san bushels very good on private terms
90 bushais,common ut 57e.; 80 bushels very gooc
at Csc. Total. k72 bushels.
RYE.-a4 bashels common ut Soc.
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,<oo.,nr or ontario Manufacturers.

HAMILTON, ONTARIO, July Pa large
general meeting of manufacturers of Onta.
Rio. 10 take into consideration the, propossi
reciprocity tT treaty, has been called to be held
~ Hamilton on Wednesday and THURSDAY,
che lott, and 18th of August. 1t is expected
the meeting will occupy the greater part OF
th, tWo (laye,
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DHILADELPH1A, RICH @KSM
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA ! HhEE
TINES PER WEEK.@Until further NOTICE tne
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and
Richmond every TUEsDAi, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY. - w.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi
denee and Boston. Also, foc Liverpool ana Ant.
werp pi1 Red Star an0 American steansmp nnes'
and bills OF lading signec through Insurance ehect-
ed at low rates for all parties who desire 1t.
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including meas anc
3tatera6m, w. w. Z. tOHrER, AssnS
ie 10 NO. J4zo DOCK steet,
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Mrs. Jane Love, Of New York, has q lovely
way of doing things. She broke three pan.
els out Of her landlords front door, ana
when his agent demanded paym OF dam
ages She bit his thumb OF. She armed .ner-
self with an axe against further incufslons !
aud it took a skirmish line OF policemen V
capture her, (.
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Donaldson's Balloon.

HUDSON, N. Y, July 25.-The balloon, un-
der charge of Professor Donaldson, contain
ing representatives of The leading Ne" lork
papers, which assembled at 43o 7. NJ; yester-
day, landed in Germantown, near TINS CITY:
at 5:24 O'clock this morning. Itagain ascend!
ed to a high altitude, nearly describing cir
Gle around the city, and proceeded ina SOUTH
westerly direction.
lSecond DISPATCH
CATsKILL, N. T., July 25.-Donaldson>s
balloon passed over here at II: 3o tins morn
ing. The. rope being within reaching DIS
lance, it was taken hold of by man on Inc
ground, and conversation held. inquiries
we're made by the aeronauts as TO the local
ity, &c; after which they threw over ballast
aud assembled, going in northerly direction
before fair breeze.
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Naval.

FoRT MONROE, July 25.- The United
States steamer Colorado received her draft
Of men this morning and sailed at O'Clock
this evening.
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Archbishop McCloskey.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Most Reverend
Archbishop McCloskey sailed to-day for En-
rope, accompanied by Bishop Bacon, of Port
land, Maine. BE will be absent two years,
and viii visit Rome and have an interview,
with the Pope. ~. ~
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
SATURDAY, July 25, 1874.

NEW YORK, July Is Noon.-stocks dull. Money,
@ Gold, lO9H. Exchange-Long, 4so; SNORT,
4oOb. Governments active and higher. states
Erenina.-Money, 1h@2c. Exchange quiet and
steady at 4s64@4s7E. Gold, 1o9S, Governments
active and stroug. States quiet and steady.
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The Disaster to the Minerva.
HAVANA, July 25..Sx persons wounded
by the boiler explosion on the Spanish
steamship Minerva have died. This makes
eight deaths in all by the disaster.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATs.yIs,s !,
y COMPANY. tsas.ssssss2kz
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
!. SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR OLD POINT, YUE DE L'EAU, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, BALTiNORE, PHlLA-
DELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER

HEG ULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES hlfEh~
On and after WEDNESDAY,, July 1st. 1874,
this Company's fast anu elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. a.. Posr, carrying
United States Mail and Adams Express, will leave
wharf, Rockets, for above-named points MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at A.
NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lint
ut Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Nov
York
Fare to Vue dc rEau.. Q 90
Eare 70 va pOtnt. ..,..............,..' w
Round trip tickets. 8 so
FARE To NORFOLK UNLI..... 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
Fare TO Baltimore. ..............,..... w
Fare TO Philadelphia. 0V
Fare TO New York.............."....1 IL % q
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER b Co 7,
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through. Freight receive,
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, AM
regular landings on James river from A. u. TO
8P. NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
LIB. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
fee at W. D. Blair 6 Co.'s, corner Of Niuth and
Main streets. 1e "
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rarr,hIe p,rouning Case.

EVANSVILLE, u ly 20 "A Loaf was cap.
sized on the Wabash river, near drana
Chain. Thursday, and six out OF filtsen men ls
were drowned. They were ht oreIs on tne
ipproY emeat OF ths river.
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struck Oh.

FoRT WAYNE, IsD, July. 5.-Workmen
while digging well at New Haven, Ind.
yesterday struck o vein of oil at the depth OF
eight feet. The fluid is equal to the best
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TOR NEW YORK.-The |TFs
Z Old Dominion Steamship Company
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
viii sail TUESDAY, July %, at o'clock r 81
Freight received until o'clock pm.
Through bills of ading signed, anu goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; Storage, So; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to fss.s 5 !. =
G.. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
~ 27-2t Company's " nnrf, Rockets.
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Heavy Stomnjn Indiana.

FORT WAYNE, IND, July 25.-Reports
from the surrounding country indicate i'm
mense damage to property from the storm of
yesterday, which was the severest known in
this section for many years.
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RhLTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-Virgnia 6s.-old, 3oA
consols, 81; ex-coupons, 40. North Caroiina o >
old, 10 new, 10; special tax, D. Bid to.da
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
LONDON, July 25.-The Times's Paris spe.
cial says the Government has consented to a
recess because it hopes before the Assembly
meets again to prepare new constitutional
bill, for which itcan in the meantime secure
the support of the majority. The Govern
ment hesitates to commit itself fully to the
bill reported from the Committee of. Thirty
by NJ. Venlavon, because it was sure to be
rejected.
Germany.
LONDON, July 25.-The Telegrdph's special
from Berlin says it is reported that the Ger
man Government is making strenuous en-
deavors to stop the supplies of weapons and
money to the Carlists, and has called the at.
tention of the Versailles Government to the
subject.
Germany.
BERLIN, July 25.--The North German Ca
zeHe says the German squadron now off Rye,
England, has been ordered to cruise Oft the
north coast of Spain; that these orders were
given in consequence of the shooting OF
Captain Schmidt, German newspaper cor
respondent, and other German subjects, BY
the Carlists.
An Atrocious Murder.
MATAPEDlAC, QUEBEC, JulJ, -o'-h Diutai
and atrocious murder was committed in this
neighborhood Tuesday last. The victim was
a widow named Merkler, an old resident.
Suspicion points to a Norwegian named
ViIzikam rs the perpetrator. Its believed he
murdered her TO obtain possession OF $500,
the proceeds of farm which he had induced
her to sell. Viizikam had been residing at the
murdered woman's farm for some weeks,
and was engaged to be married to her.
It is supposed he prevailed on her to go with
him TO the woods close by, when he muir
dered and robbed her. VilZkam and Mrs.
Merkler were seen leaving the house to-
gether, the former returning alone, and he
Immediately left the vicinity. AS Mrs. Merk-
Ter did not return suspicion was aroused, and
vigorous search instituted. The body was
found yesterday, covered with earth and
leaves, bearing marks Of severe gashes and
wounds. A coroner's inquest is being held.
Vilzikam is believed to have reached Ri
mouski on Wednesday and taken the train
for the West.
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Tba presIdera,as ea,tv.

NEW YoRK, July 25.-The presidential
party left Long Branch this morning for At
lantic CITY,
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Mrs. Margaret Mortimer, of New York,
has complained eleven times since the first
of January Of her husband for hamnlering
her over the head with his fist. Each time
She appeared on the next morning AID with.
drew the complaint. Last Friday ne varied
the operation BY using good-sized hammer.
This was too much of good thing. Mrs.
Mortimer was unable to appear to withdraw
the complaint, and the brute of .mauier "
went where he ought to have been; from the
first, to the Tombs.
There will bea big mp-meeting OF the
Fauquier Springs on The second Monday il
August. ss
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NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their new pier IN the Dock, fool
Of Twenty-second street, every TUESDAY anc
THURSDAY MORNINGS 81 4 O'Clock, and SAT,
URDAY A FTERNOON ut 4 o'clock.
Freight recei7ed ND 10 o'clock z. NJ, ana Sarur.
days up to 81 O'Clock p. III.
and rates guaranteed rs low rs any other line.
Apply TO L; u. IAIOn N, agent.
.5oin srraets - de3
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MARSHAL MACMAnoN's PosTTIoS.-The
Paris correspondent Of the London Times

MARSHAL MACMAnoN'S PosTTIoN.-The
Paris correspondent of the London Times
of July 10 writes as follows:
"To.day'S papers all discuss Marshal Mac
Mahon's message The Debats approves it,
as putting al end to all ambiguity. 1t re-
CARDS monarchy or restoration OF the En-
Dire as hencetorth out Of the question, re-
publican Septennate being the only feasible
solution. NJ. Thiers's organ, the Bien Public,
considers the disagreement between the As
sembly and the President on the significance
and bearing of the law Of the 20th of No
vember very serious one, and thinks the
Marshars description Of the Assembly as
having fettered its own sovereignty the most
unfortunate, though the cleareSt, expires.
sion which the French language could
have furnished. 1t says: What is
sovereignty which wears fetters? How
can it be real sovereign if in irons? The
Marsbal's superfluous declaration that he
will defend bis powers makes very Singular
figure in message addressed to the Assem-
bly by its delegate. The Assembly evidently
wants TO dissolve shortly, but it ought first
to place beyond doubt the republican charac-
ter of the Government, or to invite the Pre-
sident to choose fresh Ministry, for the
Cabinet against which it has pronounced
cannot long retain power without danger
OILS aygrayation Of the struggle now entered
upon ;,
"The Republique FRANCHISE, NJ. Gambet-
ta's organ, welcomes the resolution OF the
Government 10 abandon chimeras, and to
adopt q name it likes. 1t is not surprised
that the Monarchists should be angry at be-
ing caught in their own trap. 1t declines 10
discuss whether the Assembly Is competent
IN alienate its soyereignty. The Monarchy
having been ousted and the Septennate hav-
ing faded away like phantom, the Republic,
it maintains, is the only possible basis OF all
that remains, and to recognize 1t IS the only
legacy the Assembly can bequeatb to It's
successor. The Temps recommends the Go
yernment to ally itself with the Left Centre,
as the only chance Of obtaining majority
and feasible programme. The Steele thlnks
that unless the Republic is definiliyey ac-
knoWledged and new Ministry appointed,
the Left Centre will have no option but TO
insist on dissolution. The Bonapartist Pays
applauds the MarshaPs determination 10 re.
tain his post irrespectiVey of any ministerial
crisis or Parliamentary votes or lntrigues,
and urges that he ought to be invested with
the right of dissolying the Assembly.
France it says, s is quitting the Parliamen.
tary reqime and entering upon the Mon
archial regime. The only pity IS that the
Marshal, whose action has the effect OF ac-
complishing q kind of small coup Petat,'
was not directly appointed by the nation, IN
which case he might have solved the problem
by appealing to the nation itself, LII con-
ciudes by Significantly remarking that the
Third Empire sprang from state OF Parila,
mentary anarchy"
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TOR PHILADELPHIA.-fSs6
4 Steamer ALLIANC E, Captain Sza36Ss, s
CARR. will receive freight for the above port till
TUESDAY the 2Sth instant, at 2 O'Clock. 4 +.
Freight taken TOR Boston. Providence, r. J., and
Wilmington, De.; also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp ria American steamship and Red Star lines,
and bills OF ladpg signed through.
Passage 70 Phlladephia, including meals and
state-room, 49, w. Z. PORTER, Agent,
iyo7-2t No. 2425 DOCK street. Il
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COUNTERFEIT FIvE-DoLLAR BILLS-Pubii-
cation has been made Of the detection OF
counterfeit fve-dollar national bank notes on
the Traders National Bank of Chicago, Ill.
A description Of the counterfeit says:
The general appearance OF the note IS
such as to deceive, although close eXaml-
nation betrays many essential points Of diff.
ference, as follows: Under the letter G in
the word Chicago on the face of the note,
the last shade line runs into the top Of The
first letter in the word pay which is d.
rectly under it, while in the genuine dis
tnct space interyenes. In the date Of the
year 1862 under the right-hand end Of the
words five dollars in the body Of the
note, the numerals and 5 come closely to-
pether. In the counterfeit there is q
much wider space. The panels in the
border surrounding the face Of the
genuine note have numerous marks Of the
drapery; in the counterfeit the marks are
fewer aud less distinct. On the reverse OF
the note the most distinctive point OF diff
ference between the counterfeit and the
genuine appears in the lathe.Work lncloSlDg
the figure 81 at the lower right and lett
hand corners of the note, the eccentric CIR
Giles being nearly round and very distinct IN
the counterfeit, and much more eccentric and
less clear in the genuine. The kneeflng
figures in the left hand of the vignette on
the back of the note are much less distinct
than the genuine, and the work generally is
coarser. The paper upon which the note is
printed is inferior in quality to that used by
the Government, being much eoarser; but
the entire bill is liable to deceive egen an ex-
pert ut the first glance"
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nn 45s siooD y.
POET OF R1CHMON d JULY g5,Is7l.ffs
ARRfyKD.
Steamer John Sylvester. Fost Norfolk, meTthan-
disc and PASSENGERS. Il. b. Tatum. Ssss&
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New. York. Mes-
chsndise and passengers tlforge W. Alien e SIC. e
schooner FloIenee Mayo, Hall, Rockhnd, hme,
"A. Slice.
James river, raiirosd-ties, Curtis 8 Parker.
SAILED.
Schooner =. Gallagher, Ramsay, Philadelphia,
granite. Cmrie 4 Co. 80. Is.si 49,
Schooner - w. Townsend, Townsend, New
FORK, came, coal. g: storrs.
Sch oner Lizzie Young, Young, Boston, splint
coal, G.. Storrs. = ia;l:
& cLEAREp FOB THIS FORT.
Schooner ": j. McNaughton, Burns, Phlladcl-
MEMoRANDUN.
PHnApELPHIA. July 24.-Arr!yed: SchooDers
Maggie Mcdonnell and James III. Vance, hence.
.lg@ VESSELS IN PORT.
Bark Wild Hunter, loading tobacco for Liver
pool; brig Advance, l0afiDg tobacco for Liver
pool brig Jennie r.. Cheney, loading -four for
BIO arande do Sui; brig 1ck Diea, loadDg -four for
Bahia: schooner ). ". w. Simmons, diseharging
Ice; James Bradley. dischsrdng coal; Mary and
Henrietta, loading bark for Stamford: 1. j. Pharo
and George W. Anderson, loading coal for New
York; j. r. Ellis, loading pig iron and ties for
Elizabeth White, waiting.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 25-ArTfved ont: WeseE