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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND .sTocK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, Jniy 81, 1873.
SALEs-1O shares OF Clizens Savings Bank a
22s.
Gotd.-Americau gold. Ill bid.
Sdte Secnrtfes -Vireinia cnnsois, 574 J4d, 81
asked Virginia c0rsOIs. rev. 45f bid. 474 srken
Virginia fIndabA, ~ hid Virginia deferred, b:
bid, So asked: Virginia Interest certificates 70
asked; nlrgria tax-reccivable coupons. S6 askr.'.
CITY Set'uritieS.--itfcbnond city S's, 1O2k BID;
hichmond city 6's, 81 bid MANCHESTER s's, 30
Dbl, % asked: Mancbeser brng: 49, 81 bid.
Railroad BOnfh.-Scuihsiie railroad third mort.
gage preferred 8's. j. and j., AZ bid, 40 asked:
r. iershnrg Railroad trst mortgage IS, j. and j ,
~ asked; Richmond aud Ic.crsurg Railroad first
mortgage rs, }. and d.. 80 bid. OF ASKED : Rich
mpnd and Petersburg railroad second mortgage
S's. 4. and -, 100 btd Richmond, Fr.der Essburg
D.. 30 bud; Richmond. Fred, ricksburg ana pnto-
mac Railroad mortgage Is, j. and j., T5. bid:
nranpe aru Aiexancifl sailrohd third mortgage
Ss, 81. and N, 10 bid. IS asked: kiclimouS aud
Danrllle railroad consolidated 6's, M. and NJ. Tx
bid. -,
Raiiroad Socks.-AtIautic Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, ! lid, 3 asked; Richmond. Frederieks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 rar
70 asker; Richmond fredericksburg and Potn-
mac Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90
bid: Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
road per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 92 bid.
Canal Stocks-Jame, River aud kanaa ha Canal
100 par, 3.75 asked.
Bank &ocks.-First National. 100 par, 11s bid;
Stale Bank Of Virginia. 100 par. "a bid 95A
asked M rchants and Planters Savings, 25 par,
231a asked; City Savings Bank. 25 par. 2215 bid, 90
asked; bank OF COMMERCE, 70 par. 20 bid.
Insurance COHDun es.-Fi:giniI Fire and Marine.
rs par, 354 bio. 354 4skeh; Virsinia Stale, 25
Lmr. 25a bid.26 asked: Merchants Mechanics.
100 par. 2S bid. loo asked: Piedmont aud Ring
ton Life, 100 par, ITO asked.
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Letter srom. spesegsbnrxs..
GCorrtsl ondence of the Richmond Dispaich.]
PrrsRsntRG. ,Tnlr g3. 1878,

ICorrtSI 0ndence OF the klcnin Dnu ipsp1ichI
PnrERsBtEG. July GO. 1878.
The Hastings Court has been engaged all
dv TRYING the case OF John r.. Kitchen.
charged with the murder cf Robert +. Per
kns. During q drunken atlr4y between The
parties in Pncahonsas on Surday night, May
81, Perkins received Injuries At the hands OF
Kitchen which resulted IN lis death early the
following morning. The accused has beeu
out on bail sine" his examination before the
Mayor. The case IS being argued. at 81
o'clock this evening. and it is probable a
verdict may not be reached before a late
hour. if. indeed. tonight.
The inspections Of tobacco at the several
warehouses in this city for the week ending
to-day were SO hogShcad>, and the receipts
81 no@Sheads. The total receipts to date
this wear are 5.Sl3 hugshesds against S.031
Tor The corresponding period last year.
The Sunday school picnic Of the First
Bapti Isl church 10 Shirley yesterday was a
very delightful occasion, and was enjoyed by
some three hundred. large quantity of
provisions prepared Tor the cXcursionsts was
nEuught back untouched. and was to-day dis
trihutcd among the poor Of the church.
Mr.. John &. Ellis, well known citizen,
white running down Lombard street this
morning. lrii ana INJURED n'USei! 40 severely
that he will be confined TO his bed for some
days. lie hurt his right knee badly, and
bruised both OF his arms considerably.
Rev. J. K. Hanks, who is supplying the
pulpit OF the First Baptist church until the
pew pastor, Rev Mr.. Eaton, arrives. Will adj
minister the ordinances ofhuplism to several
candidates on sunday night who have been
brought into the church during his brief min
i>lry.
Branch CTump. the negro arrested yeSter-
day for cnu mI'lng rape upon his daughter,
aged twelve years, was this morning sent on
tor trial al The october term Of the Hastings
Court. The crime was fully proven. Whilst
being removed from the courthouse TO the
Jail The prisoner, who is represented TO be
desperate character, broke from the officer
htving him in charge, and made bold dash
for bis freedom. Escaping from the court
house Square. he ran down into Lombard
street. closely pursued by thu police and an
,Nci'cd 'rowd. He was finally caught and
;aA"u back 10 Jail.
The authorities of Prince George have re.
ccived no information Is Yet relative 10 the
white man whose body WAS found near City
Point last week. ROBIN HOOP.
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RICHMOND AND DaSvtLLE RAILROAD 0Mp,Y.,
tFFtcE MASTER OF TRANS. MAY 80, 1875.
SCHEDULt OF TRAINS.-TRAlN No.
At ss kxs r. :S sfs1 ts.Vss
1856 a. NJ. leaves Duuhee AZ ia p ". leaves
Dapy'llt ~ lI7p w.: leaves Sr,egsboro' At 1868
Z; s M; lrav"s a''sgTy at GIG Nj arrives at
TRAIN 20. NEW York AND NV Or
LEANS kxPRhss. eastward Leaves hsrntte at
VI: leaves salisbury at 81 a. NJ; leave, trl.ens-
o cor 1926 + ST.: haves panvi!Ie az l;l3 2.
VINE, a. OF P. NJ; a,rrns at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THRogGH MAL-Nsw YORK
1898 P. Nj; leave DanvnIe 81 1899 r. NJ;
at SGT A. NJ: leaves Air, LIE junction al 7:56
a: NJ: arrives at CharI"t,ept 500 a. II.
TRAIN No. 4.-sIItouGR MAIL. Eastwsrd-
al l1:oS p. NJ: leaves GretnsbOr' AZ a. M;
l'avts Danyllle st 6:2t A. NJ: leaves dundee at
ois ss1 a. II Rcnmcno at sSs ;'' A.
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNCHBUGG cCoMMopArIoN.
Westward L-sye7 R,cbn.cnd a, 1920 a. o.: ar
At I:2e p ~. arrses at l.yrchburs at 4:2t P. Il.
TRAIN No. 6.-RURKEvILLE a. coMMoDATIeN.
sasw "a Leaves Burke yIe 4as A. NJ; ar
Train NO. 2 connects at Richmond with tho
Chesapeake and hlo ra'lro-d.
Trains Sos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldspnro'.
AL through trains CONNECT a. Richmond and Dun.
dee WIN tram on the Ricnmnnn, fteceri ksburg
rinla Midland and ~ At Southern railroad, TO and
| frcn Washington, baltimore. Philadelphia, and
| New York.
rains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond York River amt Chesapeake Ralls
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
| points.
| Trains Nos. anG2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm md sir-lhne rail-
! road 10 aud from Greenve. Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, ew Orleans. and all southwest
| ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect nj "harlo'te with
| the Cfarott", columbia Ard Atlanta railroad for
| Columbia. auguSla, savannah. Tallahassee, anu al
| southern points.
| Train No. 4 connects at Rurkevie with the At
lautic. Mississippi ami ohio raj rrud from Lynch.
| burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 sli southern ~, souu western
| points, apd naGpage checked through.
| Unbroaen gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman paiace-carS torougn IRON New orleans
| 10 New York. T. NJ. X. 3ALCVri
hngineera q Superintendent.
". r. WEST. Master OF Trains. mv29
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From Buckingham County.

Correspondence Ui The RIclin'nu ihSpatch-l
BrcEMGHAM COUNTY. july p, 1879.
We are haVlne The finest >ea>oDs Tor the
grou ing crops that Wc have rad for many
wears. The rains have come at suitable
iimrS, and have been gentle and refreshing
in every way u>t Is we would have them.
We have had some very hot weather, but
now it has moderated and Is very pleasant.
The DAT crop has been saled, and is very
good generally. Farmers are now engaged
in thrc>hing their wheat, when the rain Will
let them. Some have had rather hard
time OF it, but they keep pegsing away ut 1t
every chance they get, Is they must get 1t
out Of the way before their tobacco gets 10
pushing them. The corn and tobacco are
both very promising.
There is a little thieyug done among us
occasionally. Some one entered the cham
Der OF Mr.. F. \. MaXcy, at Well Water,
while he and his family were asleep, and
took his pants from under his head, got his
stone key, and robbed him of about $3.50 iu
cash Most Of the money was in the pocket
Of his pants. Money seemed 10 be the only
object, as no goods were missing. H.
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SPEECH OF DR.. MCCosH.-London, July
22.-Rey. Doctor McCosh, president OF
Princeton College, presided over The Presoy-
terian Council. He made u speech tonight,
in which he eloquehty traced the progress
Of the idea in favor OF union. lie described
his original suggestion at Philadelphia IN re-
card to il, and the cordial reception OF the
Scheme in America, which eliminated in the
success of 1873, when meeting OF the
Evangelical Alliance, such as was only
possible in the United States, was
held. This led to conference be,
!ween distinguished men. who declared
the accomplishment of the scheme one
of the desires OF their hearts. With rCgIra
to the constitution, he might say that the
Council had agreed TO take the consensus OF
the Reformed Church. The objects OF the
Alliance were settled. The Council would
consider the question of the genoa interest
of the community, seek The welfare OF weaS'
oppressed churches, collect and distribute
information about the Church, and entertain
all subjects connected with the Work OF evan
geIization. Resolutions iavorins the ALI
auce were unanimously passeq,
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SCENE IN THE BRTIsu PARLIAAEST.--The
cable reports an extraordinary scene in the
British Parliament on Thursday night, con-
stquent upon the abandonment OF The ship
ping bill by the Government. Mr.. Pllmsoll
WAS melted by this announcement to a fu-
rious exhibition Of temper, and the House
ccnSured him for his vlOIcuc". MIR. PiimSoil
has been endeavoring 10 head c II the practices
by which English ship-owners insure their
vessels and send them to sea TO go down, and
his outspoken fashion Of talking OF the qucs.
ton provoked the confusion and excitement
that prevailed in Parliament on THURSDAY
night
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\ h"SI CAfoRTCNATE SELECTION. Mr..
b-''hci, : III slVr'uncs do not seem Limited
~ ~ Own cnuulfy. He i. in danger OF SUI
"!'hS from Il Iun0us Cctcnce III Eng laDd
"I'' Va suhdsy the Rev. DR.. Parker, preach
J.! ~ Oh The ,rsl in what Is called the City
l'N'p", chosc Tor Ii. text Acts Xx., g., :" A nd
'A'? al "rp' sore. and FL Oh Paui'S neck
;Ad hlssed him Considering the prom.
't'hc' That IN, been gwen 10 kissing Ia the
'C''f>co l tn" lrn, the text possesses sig
L'hraAcc "hcL has not escaped public atten-
t''A.. Lond0n letter IN gsncinrQH COM
Msrctut,
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Licoricc!
ID Lcortcs pgMe:-J. q. & CO.. 31c. r. R., 2sc !;
A.O VT IssU,e a5c.szAu1lsUr..
27c.; a. Z. e., &c; &. Y G.,

tsst 81 sasss & : &C. sss e. r.; ass
27c.; A. Z. Co &c: g. G., 2sc
49,. LIQUORS, Wines. scc. u =
9 s,y o ss9tch best brands pihts s2@ss is s
Recftae,i Waiskeus. Market steadily adyun cling.
Rye Whisksvx:, Medium. s15Ons2: pure old
t2Gs4: Virginia Mountain. new. s2aF2.5O: oia.
f2.5Unf3. 30 aud upwards. - ''A.
Gin: Domestic. II. 25MY2; imported ~ cose
Brdndtss domestic f125IH2; trut. 81 .s5G
Il. so: apple new. S2aS2 80 peacf. H3.
HI m: New ENGLAND, fl.e5@FI. SIS: Jamalc.
and , anita Cruz. S4Ds6.
.-.s.. H.. Powder, Shot. Etc.
Ftse: Toys mining. so, 8Oc.d0sl rs a 90 feet
p01Dferc 1915 by the nye kexs-Iess thai, bye
kegs s6: blasting. S3.5U91f4 - - = ~
Saot: Sorthern. a2.4O(DS2. so q oag OF rs rs
GrtndStones: 1AI2a'. X u.
...,.. Lumber, slaves. Etc:
Lumber: White OAK. s11 ml4.5O ~ 1000: West
ern yirytuia poplar, II 59f25 " 1000: white pine,
s356*75 q 1000. YeI'i.-v nine boards 81 OGfI4:
toist s12t1Sl 3, accord,rr 10 lengths. shingles
Pine SZ-ssttn$5: cypress sfx-nch, S7.50G$13.5O
r 1000. Lsths-Split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 q
Iares.-W hiskey- barrel timber. green. 81 1920
n 1000: seasoned. s2OGfS5 Ea 1000. Flour
barrel timber a6Ds750 "a 1000. Flour barrel
pol poles, s7@ss; hogshead hoops no demand; hics-
Rags- .iixed cotton, &c. While, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 1kN2c. E
Nlill-Feed. ..-- .-.s
ghipst,lS: 55c. u bashel.. ..... .... ...
Br0onstuH :.30a35c. n busDe
Shorts: 25IG3 Oc. u busrel.
Hhent Bran 2D925c. ~ busheL
Corn STnH: lS(D2Uc. n bushel.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT While 1,744 bushels. Red, 1852
bushels.
White, 2,34e bushels. Nired, l6O
bushels.
UAr~.-94S bushels.
MEAL.-22 bushels.
SAI4EY.
WHEAT White, 1876 bushels prime private
tc' ms: 200 bushels good at Sl,45: 81 s IN, hsl-
very good on private terms: 200 bushels M 81 80 !:
Al 9 bushels very good al 81 ~: IA bushels cnm-
men II sl.30-tpai 1850 hushcl:. Red. $50
bushels good Il, Sl.4J: co bushels very g3on at
II Al 342 bushels al $40: 354 bushels good at
At 81 40: / bushels common ut IL 80: 10 lush
els al sl.33; ] IL bushels very good ON private
CORN White IS bushels very good a, s7c.: go
smshc S prime Il, 9O:.; "a bushes very good nn
priva.e terms: 1r0 bushels good u. eSc-: 226
nnshcls "n private terms; 1O4 bushes priin" ut
SEE; 302 tI,nels common at SAC -toral. 904
bushels. .W.Ced, 9S bushels good AT Ste; 50 BUSH
els Yer: good ~ S7c.-total so Du hes.
OAiS.-22 bushels prime new III 6Gc.: l0 bushels
rrmr at SIC: 100 bushels Very good 1T 56c.-
total, 1872 bushels.
RE- INHIBITED.
CORN White, 226 bushels.
UATS.-l00 bushels
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s CANTON INSIDE LINE."srsr,

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND And PHILADELPHIA.
fRI. WEEkLY.
On ard after OcTO%ER lST the splendid iron
steamers or This line Will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
POwlatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner of
rwenty-second and Sock streets making close con-
nectipn each trip at Canton, Md, tEasi B,ltimarel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company Tor PhiladeiphiI.
SPECTALhDyASTAGES: ....
All IRE light by this line covered ry are and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockagr charged 4:
Rates n low AS any other line. 4 his
Is the quickest line between Philade pha and Rich
moRd.
frsighrs ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside line" and sent TO the Ibiladei-
phia' Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philude,-
pbia. :
treghts received daily ind'b iladeluhia and Rich
mond For further Information apply TO = 49,.
~ l.. Is. TAI UM, Agent,
OuceS Twenty-srcnnd and | ork streprs
and Ninth and Main st,eets ar Ia
}. >. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadclphia- iaQ
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HICHNOEH Ann htERhBGR9 I
Rail ROAD COMPANY.

hICaMONb A." sIHnsnGhat
Rail ROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE l. 1875, trains
~ on this road will ruG As follows:
LEAVE RIcHNonD SOUTH.
5:l0 A. NJ, THROUGh MAIL daily Except Sum
day), connecting for III points South
and West SIaepng-car attached.
7:45 A. M, FHElG III TRAIN daily Except Sun.
dayI, with coarh attached, Tor Peters
burg and stations on The Southside
roud. LynchuurR. aDo Tic West.
las p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
seugers taking this train will mako
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 P NJ EkEI .ia1 daily except sundayh
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. .a
$50 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excepf
Sunday with c0acn attached.
1O:40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
5:o0P.M.. FsEIGHr daily Except Sunday,
coach attached. .er..
T35 PM THROUGH VAIL daily Except sun.
day), connecting with Richmond
Freeze ri G K sourg ano Potomac railroad
oral points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through TO
pectiou with tbSChesap-ake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West, .#
The MAIL TRAINS will not 500 between Hichr
motid and Petersburg except ~ Chester.
Trains on the Glover hill railroad viii leave
Clover FIt pits - $50 A. NJ: and return ing, viii
leave Chester at 2:4O +. y taily except sundsys.
nv 20 A. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT.
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The PREsBYTERiANS.-L 0na0n, july e.
In the Presbyterian council tp'niSht tue
chairman said that in private conferences
unanimous and substantial agreement on
the constitution hid been reached. But one
point in the preamble remained to Ue diS-
cussed tomorrow, when the constitution
would be made public. ~
The mex. meeting of the council VIII ne
held in Edinburgh in the summer OF 1910,
and the succeeding one in the United States.
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4 LD DOMINION STEA MSHIP ; 80
" COMPANY. 1890
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their ap,.ns,c
steaRers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOIIE, }aI AZ.
BELL, RICHMOND. and GEORGE W, ELDE,R-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY a,
THESE ships are entirely new, and were buiR eY
rooms. ~Ao N~N1
The fare, accommodations, and attention are III.
surpassed. - -
Goods shipped by thls line are landed regularly
at New FORK on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. = N'>
Freghts for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actIIsI
expenses incurred. 80
Freight received until 8 P. Al. daily. III. r..
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN t CO., Agents,
my 10 office Comnzrv's wharves Socsettx
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

Livestock sales from July II TO July 90. l S75,
reported by l.. 6mmi, weighinastar:
Cuttte.-t omm0n To IneGiurn, i 20 head, 3l4{I4Lc.
gross: gond 10 extra, 5l!(g6Ac. gross.
sNeep.-34G4Hc. gross
.HogS.-122 head at l0@I 03c. net.
LdmIs.-ter head. $2G0S4.
IeoLs.-Fcr head, s5mSlO.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 23-1Soon.-Stocks active, with
little better feeling. Cold, lin. Money, IL.
Exchangc-Long, 4S7: short. 49t. Governments
active anh irrcgu ar. states quiet aad steady.
Erening.- MONEY cay at Ih6t2. Sterling siea-
der. Gold iuacuve al 1!2s0g1i27s Governments
dull anu irregular. States quiet.
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In Westminster Abbey, London, on the
4th of July, Rev. DR.. Vintou, of Boston,
preached. Among the Doctors audience
we're the Rev. John S. Lindsay, Vicar Of the
Episcopal churcn of Warrenton, Virginia, and
Mir. Hutton, a son of Eppa Hunton, Esq, a
Vrrgiuian senator. So says III. D. Conway
in bis last London letter.
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posrAL.-Cbarles +. Brown is appointed
postmaster at StIfford,vllle, Giles county,
Va. rice John l.. Deck, declined. William
II. Spilcr is appointed postmaster at Rose.
dale, Russell county, Va, cic" J. X. Wells,
resigned. Edward Notlsinger is appointed
postmaster d, R"dhous" Shoals. Putnam
county, W. Va, vice Lewis c. Wolf, failed
10 qualify. Charles I. Jones is appointed
postmaster at Fayette Station, Fayette
rnunty w Va
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MARINE ESa'E.

sun sc s............7U i fish tihe. ...S.3s A. VI.
PORT UF RICHMOND. July 2i, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, sktnntr. Baltimore. merchaE-
disc and passengers, l.. h. Tatun, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York, 1ner-
,hon,i.r ami passengrrs u. W. Hen K Co.. aRc MIS-.
steamer D. W. hv,rman, Plat. rl'iladelphla,
me rchaudiSc and passengers. ". +. Porter, agent
Srhonner j. =. n csry, Steeirnan, New York, coal,
Schooner mn +. Valentine. Potter, New forE
ria Usburncs, coal. Curtis 4 Parker
MEMORANDA.
Brig Helena (lwed.l, Monssen, from Rich1nohd'
At Rio Janeiro 20th uItimo. ,
BrI. Industry (br.), clifford. for Richmond, re-
maiued at Rio Janeiro Gath uitimo.
NEW YORK. July 20.-arrived: schooners VI.
A. Iyler, Peterson; Sea BIRD, logan sialy s''
Tib5its.
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>."GM - THE ONO Valley Cincinnati,
@-.i 22.-Erports from the cutirc length o!
"r 'Hlo valley ;"-ui.h, show that one OF
The t"!vtcst iaiatal!> ii the season has oc-
cured N lhc past twenty-lour hours II
f'i'>Hi.ir. Three inches OF rain fell to day
4, N.Hr'rnrs, iuh. Rain /, II in torrents,
''A'||2 down grain, corn, and grass. Ii Is
t>.intl"d thai ten thousand acres OF corn in
WABASH bottom are under water. The Wa
h'>l river i rI>ng rapidly, threatening IN
"'''! }" ct tie entire bottom. Through
S9u't"in ONO aud Kentucky ali the streams
"'h i'"ilcd ii>iug rapidly. The kanawha
RIVER al Charleston, W. Va. has risen fifteen
','' III the past twenty-tour hours. Great
uAu''2r 10 tie craps must necessarily result
hVL Tbs severe storm
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ISAITIMURE.

BALTIMoEE,Jul 23.-Virginia 6's pceers. 46k;
consolS, 574. Wes FIrginias. 81. North Carolina
Us, Old, 20 new. 10 BID.
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General Joseph E. Johnston, of Georgia,
has been elected president of the Arkansas
Industrial University.
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MINERAL WATER.

CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING,
SARATOGA, y. y.
We call the attention OF The public To the water
from this NEW SPEISG. The analyses show 1t to
be stronger than any other spring mt SaI ato2a. IL
has large quantity OF carbonic acid gas and very
sparkling and refreshing. supply Juss received
Jirect. PURCELL, LADD CO.,
iy9 Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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hIIHaOSD, FhRD'G 4 pnTJMAr X. r. Co,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKFr Aarr~
RICHMOND. May 90, 1881
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

$50 Z. d., DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-Street str.
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
~- TIE STEAMER EXPORT at
...-. Quantico. With trains of the Ralti-
more ana Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite AieSandria-due IN Bald.
more ri 500 2. d.: and ut Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore and the Nortf
... ana Vest G.. -
9:2O +. ID, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Sirees
station Sundays exc Dtedl, conflicting
Al Washington with the Baltimore
ana Potomac ana Baltimore and ohio
railroads.
sos P. NJ. 4, COMNODATIoN TRAIN for
characterization. leaves Broad. Street
station tSundays rxceptrdj. -
A. ID; NIGHT Nd H. arrives at Syrd.Strett
statfon fSonuays excpp,ed,
1850 r. NJ, DAY ALL arrives At BY ri.Street sta.
ton daily.
s:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broad->treet station tSundays Ell.
..t acrptcdI. a..
Parlor-cars on day trains.
Pullman sleeping on night trains. f. ."..-
FkEi6 Hf TRAINS ,caye and arrive at Broad.
Street static, OIL TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud
S,,ATCRDAY NIGHIS toI all points North and
Through bills Of lading and rates given to all
principal pOints North aud West,
by order OF General Superintendent
NV Al General Frptyht AID rtrE., a.,
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A LASKA rUWDER-best preparation
a in use for cleaning metal, washing ps.nt glass,
&c. TO nousekeepers u IL r parilem. rtv from
10 nde by CHhl2IlhA & WHITE.
! ~as6 Agents.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS,
~ COMPANY. r.. -
SUMMER SCHEDULE

Tickets fnr sale on steaLcrS. ut CARRIER & COS
Ticket Agency. Main stree and Exchange Toiel,
aud baggage check. d thu ough. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. ant
r. gular landings on James river from 7 A. NJ. "
q 7. NJ. 1T reason able raies.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. u. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: COmpany's wharf. Rockets: bgknch office
at W. ID. Blair Il CO.'S, corner Of Linlh anu VAIN
streets. ie1