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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-10

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 0, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen Go.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mef.
cbandise aud passengers. l.. II. TatuE, agent
Steamer Shirley, skinner, Baltimore, Eei cnan-
disc and passengers, l.. d. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
cbandise aud paSsengels, Ola dominion Steamship
Company. . ,, D,,,
delrhia, rairo got Is. Curt & Parser.
sch. oner Maggie Van u>en, Jester, PhlIadei-
phia, IailrCad-iits. Curtis Parker.
Schooner II. q. Ely, " atson, Philade phla, gran
lite, turrle GO. -
The bark Lord B1timore fBrj, Huxford. from
Richmond, Va, was at Rio Janeiro on ! 18th ultl-
At Philadelphia on 7th. schooner Ellen Hogate,
Goldipg six days from Richmond, Va, with stone
to Richmond frantic Company.
Schooner h t!wan, Primer, loaded VIII pnospnates
for siehmond, Va. sunk On DIN instant 10 Ashley
river, above harlest0n.
Al Philadelphia on 7th, schooner u. e slmmons,
Candy, from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
~AsHISGroS, August 9.-Eotice is hereby given
that on aud after Sep ember u. 1870, h1eo WINE
erected at SoI6mon's Lump, In hed<e,s srali, exst
side OF Chesapeake Bay, Maryla Upon the e1-
htbiion of TINS light the i2hr III Fog Point WAL DC
discontinued DutiDg thick and fogky Weather
bell will he struck 10y machinery u alternate inter-
walls OF 80 aud So seconds.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
RAILROAD COMPANY.


RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE l. 1875, trains
" on this read will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except suns
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
Tao A. NJ, FkEIG HIT TRAIN daily except Sum
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations the Southside
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
lA6 P. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
sengers taking this train win make
close connection 40 Petersburg foI
Norfolk. .r.
SEQ P. H., FREiGHT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 A. n. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, (exceps
.sss Sunday with coach attached.
1O:4o A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac rsilroad for all points Eas,
and West. u
500 P. Il. FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
coach attached
1856 r. H., THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Sleeper attached, running through TO
Baltimore. Also making close con,
neetiou with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs. and
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between RichA
nond and Petersburg except at Chester:
Trains on the Clover Hin railroad win leave
leave Chester at 2;40 r. n. daily except Sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
AppOnatt0x depot.
my go A. SHAW. SuperfntfudeU
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Graiu.Laden ships Seized.

New YORK, August 9.-Two ships, which
had been laden with wheat and corn by
Archibald Baxter g. Co., the value OF which
is $4,000, were seized Yesterday in Brook
Ism. Archibald Baxter & Co. had purchased
the grain. promising TO pay cash, but bad
failed 10 do so at the time of their suspen-
siou.
Dwight, johnson & Co. have been ap-
pointed assgntes Of Archibald Baxter Il
Co.'s business
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
CENTENARY BANQUET IN LoNDo

CENTENARY BANQUET IN LONDON.
LONDON. August S.-The O'Connell cente-
nary was celebrated in this city BY banquet
last plight at the CauDon-Street Hotel. The
majority of the gentlemen present were
Home-Rulers. Cardinal Manning ordered
TIE Deun, to be sung this evening In all the
churches Of the archepiscopal diocese for the
blessings resulting from O'ConnelPs lsbors.
RIOT IN GLASGOW.
There was serious riot in Glasgow yes
terday between the Orangemen and Home
Rulers during the O'Conuell celebration.
Five policemen were Injured and fifty ar.
rests were made. The rIotiDg was renewed
tonight. -
fresh arrests were made in Glasgow last
night 10 consequence of the renewal of the
disturbance. Several rioters and policemen
we're Injured. The military are held in
readiness to prevent further disorder.
DEATH OF DRAHATIsT.
LONDON. August William Boyle Ber-
nsrd. the drauatist, born in 1903, in Boston,
Mass, is dead.
THE SCHILLER TREASURE.
LONDON, August S.-Aa additional reco-
yery of specie 10 the amount of 500, 600 has
been made by the divers at the wreck Of the
steamer Schiller.
THE COLLIE TRIAL.
LONDON, August 9.-The case of William
and Alexander Collie. for obtaining large
sums of money on false pretence>, was called
today. Alexander Collie having sbsconded.
and the prosecution being unwilling to pro-
coed against William alone, the case was ad-
journed.
Five thousand dollars reward has been Of
cred for the apprehension Of Alexander
Collie.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly re-
view of the corn trade, says the crops are
progressing fayorably, bat it Is unreasonable
to expect the plenty or quality Of last year
after a nearly sunless July and such heavy
rainfulls. So they have fouad it in France
as far as they have gone. and flour has risen
four francs per sack 10 Paris. Large specu'
la,ire purchases have been made In London
on American account. The London market
closed With an improved aspect end an up
ward tendency, which must be sWayed en-
tirely by the weather.
Spain:
THE BoNBARDHENT At LEoD URGEL.
LONDON. August "a letter to The PaA
Mall Gazette says the bombsrdment OF ire
clLauel AZ Leoa uIgel Is Dol fully progressing
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mangicd TO Denth by q Railway Train
Wh3skey the Cause. C

rspectuI telegram TO the Dispatch.] :
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August GA. coIored
boy named Alfred Hyatt, nineteen years OF
age, who came to this city on Saturday night
With his parents, became intoxicated, and,
separating from them, started 10 walk home
In the county, and being overcome by the
liquor, fell asleep on the western track of the
Washington and Alexandria railroad, where
be was run over by the night express for
Richmond at ten minutes to IL and instantly
killed. The cow-catcber passed over him,
but bis body was caught by the coal-box Of
the engine and dragged along thirty feet.
His arm was torn from its socket and bis
back broken. The remains were discovered
by his mother aud stepfather on their return
home that night, taken up, and laid on the
side of the road, and the coroner notified.
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CRba,

CARGO OF BRITISH VESSEL EABARGoED.
HAVANA, August 9.-The cargo Of the
British vessel Laura Price, which was pur-
sued iu Haytien waters by a Spanish gunooat.
has been enlarged as contraband of war.
1t will be taken TO Havana by the steamer
Curruca. The Didrio thanks the British
Consul. General in Hayti for his good offices
Iu the matter. ..".
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Sud Case of Drowning.

NIAGARA FALLS, August Six citizens
visited the "Cave of Winds" to-day With
out guide. Two of the party, Ethelbert
Parsons, aged Twenty-Five, and Lottle e.
Phiipot, aged twenty-five. descended TO au
eddy never visited by guides. While BATH
ing the lady lost her foolhold. The gentle
man caught her, but the current carried
both into the river, and they were drowned
they were soon TO be married.
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t.Ii.
Ortftys. of Attachment Granted.

New YORK, August 9.-This afternoon, on
the application OF Mr.. Faircbild, assistant
Stale attorney, Judge WeStbrook granted an
order of attachment against Dennison, Be-
den & Co., canal contractors, for SAT- 900,
and an order of arrest, requiring bail from
each ih 100000. The aftidavits were made
by Attorney General Pratt. State Engineer
Sweet, and the Deputy Treasurer.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW fORh.
snT IonK Agg. SI Stacy so sss of
ss;so@s%e5: god s TO to eho,er. s. s. i0a.s.soo:
army held: II 1891 SO for No. chicago good,
l.35@$l:37; soft, $l.3s4h.+O: No: 2 Forth
prime 81 .4S.fGSl so f.r NO ] spring. Corn
tive and steldy at S0GS3c for steam western mix
ed; $3.50 Soy. for sail western nxeS. Oats very
dun and held higher: G6@6ec. i,r mixed western;
6SGy72r. for white western. Golf es 10 SIT ady Ut
lS@21c., gold, tor jobbiug lots. sugar quiet agd
Il shade easier at So. Tor fair 10 good refining
II &C. for prime; ietneh about s ST at lOas0
ed ana powdered; Molasses steady. Rice quiet and
unchanged. Tallow steady al &c. Rosin tirmer at
firm: new mess. s21. &c az l.sO. Lard firmer at
14sc. for old prime steam; l3Ag1 3$c for new
prime ST, am. Whisky hrmer at 81 22@s 81 .23,
closing firm AT sl.23. Freight' hrlner and more
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 9-Flour scarce and strong;
extra, s5.75@:6 SO: famiiv. sG75afS; Flo
brands, Vi. 75m IS; FAMILY, 1925. Wheat active
for choice: PENNSYLVANIA req, $3.50; Maryland
red. $i.30DS1.50 J.: amber, S1.570Sl.62. white,
S1.45@ 81. 60. Corn dull: southern white, &c.
yellow, SIC. Oats qni-t and hrn; southern: SOC
fairly active. Pork, s22 25@t22.5O. Bulk Meats
shoulders, Ole: clear Iib, l3a: hams. l4af@l5 sc
Lard firm: crude. l4c.; refined. 44G An COT
and firm ut 10AUl04c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August 9.-FlOur steady and III
changed Wheat quiet; old scarce AMI firm; u0ml
naly Sl.50G$l.65. Corn qllet aud hrm ~ TOO
TIC Oats quiet and steady n 70G75c. Rye stead
95cMSi .O5. Pork-ticmaud fair und hrIn NJ ~
Lard quiet and firm; sales Of kettle, @14Hc
Bulk utats-Deman fair ard firm; shoulders
Sc: clear-rib sld:s held Ut 12ac clear SIDES soft
at 21c, the latter sold az BE. boxed. Bncol
scarce aud wanted: shoulders, 94Mgbc.; clcar-ri
sides. 3i1(d 34c. ; clear sides, l3kM 3Sc. WINS
key IN Iair dcIuan! ard advanced, 9l.lS.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, August 9.-Flour scarce and firm
Wheat ire Iular and flrly active; No. | Chicago
sl.3Uh; No. Ehlc.go. sold At 81 .26Ea8sl. ~
so. 8 Chicago, $l.1SGlS1 1Sh. Coru general.
unchanged. Sarley quiet aud weak No. Spring
1920. Rye easier but In good demand; NO.
S3c. Pork Irregular, but In the main higher
$3.50. Lard quiet and steady ht fd3.oZS@
1856. Wniskey quiet aud trim at si.1Sh.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Flour quiet and firm
extra 1915; extra fimi:y, Sc: A NO. /, S7.7o
fancy, $S.50@$9.25. Wheat dull and lower a
scarce at Use. Rye unchanr. d.. Provisions steady
and firm. Pork, $22Qs22.50 Bulk. meals-Shoul-
drrs, &C.; clear rp, l22c. lear, l2ac. Bacon
shoulders, 10c.: clear riU and clear sides, 1870
l3Ac. Hams. 14f. Lard quiet and trm at 14atg
loo. Whisky, $l.lS.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. August 9-The cattle market
WAS dull this week and prices were lower $500
head arrived, and were sold at 7a@17A. for extra
State and western steers; &c. tor q few choice
PENNSYLVANIA &c for fyir 70 gSod 4hsSTs gTSss
6ac. gross, as to condition. Hogs firmly held
5000 head sold Ut 1l@l2c. net
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The Forty-Seveu-Th Thousand Dollar
Treasury Robbery. IT,


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, August Civilian 81.
Otman, of Washington, a large stock
holder 10 the German Banking Company and
in the Marine Railway Company, of this
city, was arrested 10 this place to-day on
suspicion of being connected with the Trea-
sury robbery. "s " :
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
WASHINGTON, August 9.-Ottman's coun-
sci will appeal for reduction of bail, which
is now 100000. Ottman had special de-
post in the Germapia Savings Bank, at Alex
audria. The package was found to contain
curious box, in which Twenty-Five $500
bills were found. The tDX was evidently
made for the purpose of buryiDg the money
safely. The box and money are In the hands
OF the detectives. The wives of Halleck and
Ottman had interviews with their husbands
to-day, which were very affecting. Brown
and Haleck have an examination tomorrow.
The detectives have RI covered over sc, 900.
Ottman's property has been attached. His
saloon is in the bands of the marshal.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-For New Eng
land, the Middle States, and the South At
Iautic States, clear or partly cloudy weather
during Tuesday. with southerly to westerly
winds, slight changes in the barometer, and
continued high temperature, rising on the
coast
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMp'Y,1
OFFICE MASTER OF TRAINS. NAY 80, 1875, s
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
s S5s kxs a leave. EScs e.
1896 A. NJ; leaves Dundee a; lI4 T. NJ; leaves
Rspyille at l:l7 P: NJ: leaves Greensboro Al 500
r NJ leaves Salisbury at GIG Z. NJ; arrives at
TRAIN No. NEW YORK AND new OR.
| LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
5:55 A. VI: leaves Air-l. line Junction at 800 A.
M: leaves Salisbury ut S:34 A. NJ; leaves CIR.
Al lo5S F. = PsnTs s Hn2kp
vile, al 6O7 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond al SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THRorcu MA1L-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at 1888 ?. M;
leaves BUrkevillt at 4:52 l.. NJ; leaves Dundee at
1929 M; Ieay Danyil,s a. 1882 p: M;
ut 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Air-Lme Junction q, 7:55
A: ~: arrives AT CharIotleat SOB a. M.
Leaves Charlotte a, 9:24 ?. NJ; leave, salisbury
At 1858 r. NJ: leaves Gree,,sbort' at a. VI;
$50 A. NJ: leaves EurkeyIlle at 1875 A. NJ;
arrives =, a. Richmond at 2:22 z. n.
West ward-I.rave7 Richnl0rd at 1920 A. Nj; ar
rives Burkcylle al :95 L. ~. leaves Burkerille
al ! 26 p. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg az i:2G Z. N.
TRAIN No. 6.-BnnKEviLLE AccoMMopArios.
Eastward Leaves Burkcy!e al 4:43 A. ~. ar
riyes ut Richmond at sos A. NJ.
| Traln No. connects ut Richmond With the
Chesapeake and ohio III rold.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
lice with trns on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
. and Potomac railroad, aud Washington Guy, Fir.
ginia Midland and Great Southerp railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. I and 2 connect at Charlotte with
trains the Atlanta and Riclimr nd AIRLINE rail-
, road to and from GreeuriIle, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. g. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
! Columbia, Augusta sarannah, Tallahassee, ana All
southern points.
| Train No. connects ut Rurkcrille with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from ~ nch.
burg, ChattauoOga, and all southwestern points,
Tickets sold to all southern aro souu western
points, and baggage checked through.
Uubroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
10 New YORK. T. VI. K. TALCOTl.
Engineer and Superintendent I.
w. 7. WEST, Master OF Trains. my29
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 9-Noon Stocks dull and
Steady. Money.2 1Old, 1133. tAchauge-Loug,
4S1H; short, 490h. Governments duh and steady.
states quiet.
Erensng.-Noney easy ut 1k@2 Sterling 5un at
4S7k. Gold firm nj 113aQll3l Governui. nis dull
and steady. States quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 9.-Virginla consols, 5Sk
West Virglnia's, 81. Bid to-day
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because the Alfonsists are awaiting the srri.
val of more heavy guns, which are daily ex-
pected. Unless relieved, which Is hardly
possible, the Carlists must surrender.
Turkey.
PROGRESS OF TIE HgRzEGovISIAs lNsURREC.
TroH.
LONDON, August 8.-Accounts from Scla-
yoniau sources say the insurgents have de.
feated the Turks in several engagements and
wounded Seiim Pacha.
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Parker Recaptured.

CHARLESTON, S. G., August 9.-Parker, the
eX-Trcusurer OF the State, who escaped from
Jail last week, where he was confined await
ing trial for plundering the State while in
office, was recaptured in Camden last night,
and will be brought to Columbia in irons.
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ARREST or \ POSTMASTER. Special Agents
henderson aud Myers, of the Post-Ofiice De-
lA!'m"nt, arrived in this city Saturday las
q" thr steamer Wenonah eH route 10 Rich
M"ud, Va, having in custody G.. +. Taps
r"', postmaster at kiIlmarnock, Lancaster
county, Va, charged with stealing money
!tom registered letters. SIR. Tapsc0tt is
known to some Of our Baltimore merchants
- having recently opened grocery store
@"d tuAdr his purchase, IN this CITY, Ball.
h.rs .tn!,TiCuu, 9h.
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HEAVY REcErprs OF CoFFRE.-The coffee
receipts at this port on last Saturday were
the heaviest ever known for one day. as the
c,rgoes amounted 10 the aggregate to &c.
81 bags. This fact shows the growing i'm.
portance and remarkable growth Of the cot.
fee trade between Rio and Baltimore during
the past few Baltimore american,
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H"TPL AND CHURCH BCRSgD.-.Sdn Fran
cisco. fH., August S.-A tire at Iowa Hill
Yesterday destroyed the Parker House, a
Methodist cGurcn. and ten dwellings. Loss,
$4,000
>, \ heavy shock OF earthquake was felt at
Hoii>ler TIL, norniny. No damage re-
,p.tcI.
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Suspension.

New YORK, August 9.-Albert l.. Dodge
wine and cigar merchant, has suspended
| Liabilities. $4,000.
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FURNITURE.

4 LARGE STOCK OF FINE FUR-M
"A NlTURE. DINING, PARLOR and IN
REAUS, WISH
STANDS. BEDS leads. all grades and prizes;
ilso, HAIR, sHUCK, and COIToN.T.p MAT
lass bouse. war; tnted to ba as represented aud
:traer lhan has ever been sold In ibis city. These
rates only few weeks longer.
No l6 Governor street, Richn,o.s;., W.
only look IN. .f-Im
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RICHMOND, YORK RIyER ASD CHESAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE sCrERISTENDExT,
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1870.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
1t 8 A. NJ, arriving al Richmond at 10 A: NJ
leave Richmond at L. NJ, arriving at West Poans
Trains connect At West Point with steamers from
Baltimore and ali eastern points on WEDSES-
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern points Ola
MOSDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 Baltimore. ...............'.......'. W
Fare TO washington. .....,.................s "
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oo
'a Ts K HHG tenaiHf issv. alenSon1
AZ $50 A. u. on WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, and
SUNDAY, connecting al West Poiut with steamers,
and delivering freight la Baltimore early next
morning; returning. leave West 1T 2.20 Z. H., NJ.
irving III Richmond az 5:2S r. NJ. and connecting
with the Through Freight Trains on the Richmond
and Dauyille railroad for all southern points.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS, WITH pssssESex
coach attached, leave Richmond at sos A. u. On
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ane SATURDAYS,
and leave West Poin for Richmond ssme aAys AZ
ll:O3 A. 81, ar, iyinK At Richmond al $3.50 Z. ".
The management taxes pleasure 10 annoaacihnS
TO the travelling public and shippers thSt tne
steamers Of this line, between Bahimofe asa 49,
Point, have been renttet la the most thotoaxn
manner for the accommodation Of passengers ana
travellers taking this line arrive In Ba!amnra
In amrIe time TO connect wi!b The rail- unes tot
Philadelphia, New York, Soeton, ana All eastern
Ai Ersgss viii be given the almost dispatch. 30
ssrs nj Richmond Of freights 70 or from aI'
e,M T,oins. n. T. DOUGLAsS,:.s uperintendIsn1t
W. II. BRAGG. Master IRA sportaaon. NV Il
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CANNED TOMATOES

p.crn. n.se LOT OF cANNED, To oat 9sf ne
pvand cans, aud ssifinx r 70 $50 500 dozen esaa
crop. viii I'D dasns ,ne ,.,. .s... ..4.....s
. / ~ :" '.'s" II 1: > f.zSisi. ~
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RAILROAD Bridge BURNED. -Eeirdrk,N NJ,
August - he M0GtcIaIr Railroad bridge
o'tt The Pi>silc river near Believilc was
''tbeo tins taorning. Loss about $4,000.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

he Board Of Visitors will on the 18TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT elect O PROFESSOR OF
MATHEW ATT CS applied TO engineering and archi-
lecture. Applicants for the position viii address
the CHAIRMAN OF The FACULTY..
Post-ofice, University Of Virginia.
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lSfcOnG UiSD1tch

OSHKOSH, August 9.-The fire which broke
out here to-day did not result in any serious
connagration. 1t was quickly extinguished.
Loss tri1Ing.
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DRISTOL FEMALE COLLEGE.

The seventh annual session viii begin "EDNES-
DAY, September /. Faculty full; accommoda-
tioHs ample. For catalogue, containing full par
ticulars, address W.J MORRISSErT, A. NJ,
iyoS-dSwlm Bristol, Tenn.
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fRichmond ought to recover this c. flee
trade
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HHoIhEk FAnrKg.- Archibald Baxter 4
~" s'a'. and commission merchants, New
iHe, nave Suspended on account Ut the
Inn liability 10 collect amounts that were
U4' Aen. 1t ssupro'cd that They have only
>r'hCtu Temporarily, rs their assets are
'a"''5ut - be larger than their liabilities.
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The North Carolina Convention Elec
ti0n.

RALEIGH, August 9.-The result of the
Convention election is still in doubt. Re-
turns from all the counties show the repre-
sen.aton as follows: 50 Democrats, SO Re-
publicans, Independent Democrat, With
Cherokee county 10 bear from, which has
heretofore voted Democratic. The Demo.
Gratis claim four majority in the Convention.
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smother Of the boys injured by the Brides
burg explosion yesterday morning, died last
night @il q
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Another Fire at Oshkosh. Wis.

MILWAUKEE, August 9.-Another big fire
has broken out at Oshkosh, Wis. Every.
thing is in the widest confusion. 1t may
possibly be put out, but that is doubtful
No further particulars have been received UP
10 this afternoon at o'clock.
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OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
~ NEtRISG at the r. nsselaer POLYTECHNIC In
stitutc. Troy, y. Y. Instr uctiOn very practical.
Advantages UNSURPASSED In this country. Gradu-
hies obtain excellent positions. Reopens Sepiem-
her 10TH For the Annual Register containing i'm
proved course of study and full particulars address
Professor CHARLES DRUWNE,
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVER-
w SITY. L, XINGTON, VA.-The next session
of this Institution will commence on The THlRu
THURSDAY t16hJ OF 81 PTEMBER, 1877 5, and
conlinue without interlnlsslon until The fourth
thursday In June. 1876. The instruction EN-.
braces ihorongh CL ASSiCAL, LITERARY, and
SCIE NTIFIC COURSES, toge, her wih the pr2ii,ess-
sioual dep,rtnentS of LAW a" Il ENGiSEERlSG
The entire expenses for the session of nine
months need no. exceed $500 or 1910, according
10 the price Of board. Arrangements are also mace
for messing, 10y which students may reduce lhell
expenses to 1900 per session.
For further particulars address
G. W. G. LEE. President;
or, WILLIAM DOLD.
n lIrG nFt mo "