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MARINE xNTEhLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 27, 1875.

| ARRIVED.
Schooner Lizzie Florence, tipplncott, Philadel-
! phia coal. POwnatan Iron Company.
schooner Crisis, Bowss, Philadelphia, coal, l.. F
Sc Schooner n Mary Shaw, Lynch, Philadelphia, coal,
scho H Mary and Era noes, McAndrews, Phila-
| IeIphia coal. $. n. HAYES.
schooner Maggie Bell, hall. Rockland' iime' A. D.
Lee.
| Steamer Wyancke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G.. w. Allen & Co. ,-.
/ Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia merchan-
dis q and passengers, W. Z. Porter agent.
Steamer shirley, Skinner, Baltimore, mefchaii-
disc and pasSengersT L. b. tsF rd ag Norolk
chaudise and passengers. l.. i. ratum, agent.
Schooner Matthias Dunnock, Paul, Baltimore
St Schooner Million Richardson, Washington, D. c.,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR This PORT.
Bark Palestine, Baltimore July 2fth.
Schooner Reating Railroad NO. II, Mcf adden,
Philadelphia, July 26ih.
MEMORANDA.
new YORK, July "a Arrived from Virginia:
Schooners ddie Schlntfer. Deacon: Lizzie. ln2er.
soil: j. X. Kurkg,an, Fisher, ". II Hewlett; smith
M Mar T. J S"s' Allen :I AID e. Bodne Butler
NEW YoRK. July 25.--Arrlved: schooner Fl. 7.
c" GG ' !. j. Merritt, Curtis; Mary Frances, Ma
thewsi Isle Of Pines, Steelnlan :and sloop EYeihe
Newton, Virginia; Liberty, Merrll Eva. Jones; ~
PHILADELPHIA, July 2G-Arilyed: schooner W.
r. Cox, Thomas, Richmond.
SPOKEN. r.. 50. s'.....
June 9Th latitude, 9.02 north: longitude, 2S.3o
west. schooner Eddie Waters, Barnes, kichm"hu'
i'f Hi' ' BY telegraph.
Font MONROE, Jnly 27-Passed in for Rich
m md Bark Palestine and brig james b. hiroy''
WV YORK, July 27-Arrived out: Spain. Adrl-
,tic Anna r, kr,:use, Encla, Memento, Joruco.
Arrived: Tybee, Pereire, Russia. August, anore
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MISCHIEF. MAKlSG-Philadelphid. July 26.
Daniel Fee was today held in $4,000 to an
swcr charge of incitiuga riot. He was one
of the leaders in the recent attack on en-
Priest Gerdemaun. Gerdemaun will lecture
on "Ten Years in the Priesthood at Hor-
ticultural Hal on Wednesday night. and the
National Protestant Alliance will attend in a
body, in pursuance of this resolution recently
passed: "That we attend his lecture in a
body. that be may feel that he is surrounded
bv friends and felow.citizens who, with all
other lovers of liberty, peace, law, and order,
will give him every opportunity to speak in
his own vindication." Trouble is feared on
the occasion Of said lecture.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

..,I-.. ~. +. RICHMOND, July 81, ls75.
..- OFFERINGS. - FIJI
WHEAT White, 314 bushels. Red, SOC hash
els. .a" .s.<s -
CoRN.-WhHe, $50 bushels. Yello,o, 90 busls-
els. 4HIred. 446 bushels. Il ~
OATs.-690 bushels.
RYE.-76 bushels.
MEAL.-126 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-White, "a Bushels at 1892; AZ BUSH
els common III 81 .25: 12D bushels very good On
private terms; 20 bushels common at u. 27: 2S
bushels prime a. S1.50-tota, 234 bushels Red,
90 bushels very good at LAT: ,S06 bushels very
good on private terms so bushels at $3.50; 80
bushels good at 81 .45 $50 bushels prime at S150
2O4 bushels fair at 81 40; ST. bushels choice on
private terms: 46 bushels comnon al 1927: 1872
bushels common ut 81 20 81 bushels good on pri-
waite terms; S6 bushels fair at 81 .35-totaI. 5000
bushels.
CoRN.-IVhite. 20 bushels good on private
terms; W bushels on private terms: AZ bushels
very good at Soc. 466 bushels prime ut S5c- total,
72S bushels. Iired, "a bushels ut SIC.
OATS.-2oU bushels very good new ate Soc: 2OO
bushels winter OH private terms; 40 bushels prime
new at 56c.; 1O bushels prime old at 65c.-total,
$50 bushels
kYE.-76 bushels very good new at CSC.
MEAL.-l6 bushels Country bOlted at Gle.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT-Red. sc bushels. -
CORN White. 1872 bushels. Mi-ed, "a bushels.
UATS.-50 bushels.
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RICHMOND AND PETEhsBuRat
s... =, s.s RAILROAD COMPANY. }

~ zGs GH RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRat
.. = - RAILROAD COMPANY. )
JUNE 4 1876, trains
" on this road will run IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:loA. NJ, YaROUG H MAIL daily except Sun.
.y.'-'l ~fHt day), connecting for all points Soun
and West Sleensng-cax attached.
7:45 A. M., F1.EIG 1T TRAIN daily Except Suns
dayl, With coach astaeiEd, Tor petsfSs
" burg and stations on the sonthside
-, road, l. YIN chung and the West.
!! 1:45 p. N, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
I, - -. for all points South and West. Pas-
= serxers tuknG THIS train VIII mak0
: close connection at: Petersburg for
500 p. L.. FREfGaT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached.
y.a ~ LEAVE PKTERSByBG NORTH.
7:3O A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily ,texcept
- Sunday with coach attached.
1O4O A. NJ, THROU62isnAiL daily, connecting
- =. -. - With RiciIa0nd, Fseserickst'.,rg ano
..g Po.o Tas, railroad fof AL points 5a1t
500 pm. FaEIGHr daily Except sandsyh
coach ATTACKED. ,-f.set gE1
q 7:35 I,.M. THROUGHMAI Il daily Except Sun.
sf'f0s' - = dayJ8 connecting With Richmoads
a,. Eredsrickshesga pd Potomac railroe4
e.S@rtf Sleeper attached, running through 70
r - Il Baltima5s, Also. making. close com
,,,F nectioz. ,yi.A, Tho Chesapeake and ohfe
> raIlrosdSor ths Ysrginl4 springs and
&, - lsSg'' poin1s North and Wet.
ThsssAH TRALHs Will Ies stop between hlcnr
mondsns Petsrso1tg except y C5s;I osa s,, leave
CioYer ai pits ST. et3Os A. M: and returning. wiz
ieassGlsestsr Ut 2,dO r. ~. aaily except sundays:
ALL TEAMS leaving Pesersonrg VIII snrt mora
A pss So { - -. SHAW. .smaenniendsc.
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possible INTERNATIONAL DIFFICULTY.-Near
Orleans. July 2G.-The refusal Oh Saturday
of the captain of the British steamer State OF
Alabama to surrender three Of his sailors,
charged with theft, created tlutter OF en-
element in police circles. The British con-
sui was appealed to, but in the mean time
the Alabama sailed for Liverpool with the
accused on board. Attorncy-General tlDa-
den states that when the legal points have
been examined, should the law decide adj
verSely to the captain, he will he made q
party to the crime for harhorlng accused per-
sons, and steps will be taken Tor his arrest Oh
his return to this port.
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The CHARLESTON FIRE-TnE LOSSES AMI
lNSURANCE.-The houses burnt were valued
at about S35 900, the wharf property abou!
$4,000, and the spirits of turpentine (about
$500 bsrreIs) and rosin about IL, 900 barrels
at about Sl50.000, aggregating loss us pre-
vious.v stated Of about 1922, 1000. The
wbarve>. storehollses, g., belonged respec.
lively to the estate Of Robb, estate OF Ven.
ming. and John Marshall. The latter had
$4,000 insurance in the agency of Messrs.
Colburn & Howell. The residences and out.
houses belonged TO various persons, and were
but partly insured. The spirits Of turpen-
tine belonged to or were on consign-
mcnt to Mcfnns, Jones & Co.. r. Mure &
Co., W. ". Whilden & Co.. Norwood &
Cocker, Dargan & Mccall, Kinsman & How
ell. George A. Trenholm & Son, Stanland &;
Downing. and John a. Quackenbush Il Co.,
and j. V. Bailey. The insurance lin part)
was rs follows: j. i. Honour's agency,
Richmond Banking and Insurance Compa-
ny, and London and Lancashire, London,
$4,000; Home Insurance Company, Charles
ton. $4,000; 4. l.. Tobiss's agencies, S10,-
900: Colnuru Il Howell, Underwriters
Agency, 100000; c. Grayeley's agency,
500; 5. Y. Tuppet's agencies. 81, 900, f.
Sebring & Co.'s agencies, $1,000; W. b.
HerioIs agency, $4,000; G. T. Lowndes
& Co., $2,7o0. The Carolina Mu-
tual Insurance Company, Of which
General John A. Wagner is president, had
policies out to the extent Of $4,000 on some
of the buildings and stocks destroyed. But
whether that amount will show a total loss
or not, cannot be known until claims of
losses are filed and audited. The items of
insurance given above are authentic as far rs
they go, but in several instances losers re.
terrcd to give information rs to the COM
panieS in which policies were held. and the
amounts. The general impression is that the
naval stores burnt were fully covered by
Insurance, distributed among Charleston,
northern, and foreign companies. r. How
ard. 4 wellkuown coored citizen, lost ten
houses, and had but ore insured, for 81 800.
Charleston Nc,rS, 26M.
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,ss. -. Liquors. Wines. sc.

,s24~ 49, Liquors. Wines, sc.
,o IL u Scotch best brands, pinss, s2@s2.15 .
zsssasss Market s.e,ai,r aavassias
| ..Sobsys Wttsksus: Medium, 81. 5ons2 uure old.
s szzgSa Virginia Mountain, new. S2@s2.5U: old
S1.ou1s5o0 and upwards. p - -
SDn: domestic, 81. 25afB q: imported, rs case.
;6r0ndtsS.:y Domestic nj .25tAS2: rrut nj 3Sm,
Sll,;5O apple, new. A2f9s2 80: reach. ma,
EGm: New Enaiahd. e165Grtl.S5: Jamaica
ana santa OrtiZ, S4aS6.. go! i.',''
1919 &Af:ia P3wdefs Shot. Etc. isE t.-
fse Toys mining so, g DC. 0osI OF n M, fac,
2 Ponder: 1915 by the FIVE kegy-less thai, svs
kegs, 10 blasting. S3.5U6a4 NV
Shot: Northern. S2.40@82.5O y bag OF Of fs.
ersndsfonss lasiG2nc. "a n. - ~ -
" Lumber, Slaves. Etc.
Lumber: White oak. 81 al $50 q 200: West.
ern virginia poplar. 81 6@S25 q 1000: white pine
s35@s75 u 1000. yellow n,ne boards. 81 O@sI4:
Pine, 2,50@s5: cypress six-inch, a7.5uIS1 $50
1,aOO
Sares.- Whiskey-barrel timber, green, s1s@eO
" 1000: seasoned. 320GS25 q 1000. Flour.
barrel timber. s61S7.50 p LOCO. Flour barrel
poIesS a s1@ss hhSgshead hoops no demands hlck
,Rags-Mixedc cotton, SIC. white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 1k@2c. ,..ssr=. > ! =.
Miu-Feed. ,a.@
8hipstuf: soc. q basllel.. :.
'Bro,cr,stuf: 30135c. "a bnshe it- :. a
Shorts: c25t6 Doe. a bushel. .sss .tn
Z Waeot Bran 720@25c. a. bushel. H.
Corn Brdn: 10000. u bushei.
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T,nl1,har Gtnvee r,c,
THE STATE OF TRADE.
NEW YORK

| s#"s ..e NEW YORK; ... ..r.
new YORK. duly 29.-Corlon unsettled; sales o
1886 bales at 141S@l4k Flour dull souths r,
heavy aud LIVER; common to fair extra, $3.50
irregular and II aseitIed Rye auies and nom inal a
81. 14 for state. Corn heavy aud lower; s2@S4c
| for steam western mixed; $50 s54c. Tor yellow
far prime; reaned qu,e, and nrm. Cofee-Kio firm
S % ea s5 i9F a sssss
iirmer at 81, 7o@sI75. 9arpentine fr@er at ss
gG32bc- Fork brmer; new job lots, S21. 200
seaGy a, lat Lowell reig Prime sea &C. Wniske
20 or, = BALTIMORE. '-"@ 1ss-7 .-
BALTIMORE, JHly 27.-FTo'sp quiet and un-
changed. Wheat weak and lower: Maryland red,
s125@Sl.40; anber, s1.42gsl45. Corn
Mesern Unsettled srrssqr AID ,ewer sonhsrn
tT NJ and unchanged. Rye dull and steady at IL q
s1.O3. Provisions firm. Pork, $40. Z5MS20 so.
rib, 2kc Bacon firm: shoulders, l0Sc.: clear
rle, l33ie. Hams. 14!.GG14ac. Coffee aales and
hrm. Whisaey dull at SI.2oH@b1.2l. - w
f.. CINClSNATL
SCNdNNATI, July 27.-F1our quiet and steady.
Corn tluil and dropping at F2a075c. oatsNbensand
fair, and firm at 63@65c. Rye dull and unsettled
country, s20.5o. Lard dus aud nominal. Bull
meats-Sbouters, S55(@eac.; clear rib 1 2c.: clear
sizes l21e .sacen19ny jo'sng and ord 'pte
... ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-FIour quiet and unchan geT
WheaS ligher; No. 2 red winner. ~ 4 bid. Corn
No. q mixed, Sc. Oats-NO.. 2, 5Sc. Offered.
Pork lnGher At s21.15. Bacon quiet and uIsl
changed. Bulh-meats and !Ird uomnally un-
changed. Whlskey steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Flour-Demand fair and
firm. Wheat-Dcmand fair and firm at fl goa
1880. Corn Demand fair and tlrta ut TACTIC.
Outs dull aud unchanged. Bacon-Shoulders, 91Gp
97ac.; clear NIB. 1890 3hc.; clear sides, 13Hc
Pork, gel .SOISS22. Observation-Disclosures. 81
a sic. clear rib. l2aGp1 23sc.; clear sides, 12S
Ml2Ac. lfanS, l3M13hc. Lard-Tierce, 143av
! Sc. keg, l5GgPl5Ac. "hlskey, sI.l6.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July. 27.-Flour-Buycrs and sellers
apart ; no transactions; nOminaiiy Csc. lower.
Wheat excited, higher and unsettled; No. spring,
sl.l7@SI.iS: No. 2 spring. fl17 bid, on spot
Curn-Jcmand ri teBy speculative: higher, active,
and lire gular No. 2 miXen. 70&Q70aic.. on spot.
Oats, active auo higher; No; 2, nomiually, SIC,
spot Barley stroug and higher: No. spring,
SPOT nominal at 81 .O9H. Eye neglected. Pork
buoyant and unsettled III $50 40Ggf20 20, spot,
Lard-Full prices asked: no uemand: =. 3 40, spot;
sl3. 623; September. Bulk-meats easier: Shout
ders SadOshc.: slioTt-rih middles, l1sc-; short
clear niodles, 12c. whiskey, *l.17.
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The Wheat Crop in Kentucky.
A.etters 10 a irnl in this estY. hay @ large

wheat trade Is rs follows. $500.
Gentlemen, We have delayed writing yo.,,
hoping to have something encouraging In
relation to our wheat prospect, but we arc
able only to give bad report OF the crop.
Under favorable auspices, our crop was no.
thing to brag Of, and new what we have was
harvested in the rain, and it has been raining
nearly every day since, and, as matter OF
course. the wheat Is injuring badly 10 the
shock; and to sum the whole matter up. this
market will have no good merchantabe
wheat for shipment. Prices have advanced
in Cincinnati much above YOU $3.50 to
Sl.a5 for white, aud St.45 for red-and will
likely advance to Fi.75 or 81 In few days.
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The Herzegovina insurgents appear to be
holding their ground against the Turkish
troops. An attack by the latter on the in
surgents near Dabra on Saturday last was re-
pulsed after fighting all day. A severe en-
gagement also took place on Friday near Ne
vesigua, but the result was not stated, though
it may be inferred that it was adverse to the
rnrkiSh forces.
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People who imagine that all their Kid
gloves are imported will be surprised 10
learn that there is large maoufactory OF
those articles in Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
whence large quantities are shipped to New
York ChlcQ0O Times
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A-oTICE. nnlirations To fill the position

Observation-Disclosures to fll the poStlon
~ of Presicn, o. Charlotte Hall school Will be
received hy the President OF the Board OF trustees
ffom dale until the third Wednesday In august,
when the trustees will proceed TO consider the same
and elect a Princin4l for said school. Thorough
duaiiiicttion 10 teach Mathematics and al lcasl Two
of the modern languages and the sciences VIII De
rcsuired. salary OF about one thousand dollars.
win comfortable dwelling and seven acres OF
good garden and grass land attiched, WI he gwen;
All communications must be addressed 10 Etiolie !
JOHN II. SUrh ORION. President OF the Board OF
Trustees, Charlotte Hall, st. Mary's county, Md.
IN
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE.

ITO! FOR TIE GOOCHLAND CAMP.
MEETING.-Ther ne and tasteful boat "a.
.RATOGA."of the Hinsws..gar Boat Line, WIZ MAKE
ne frst trip to the capip- meeting on
~. WEDNESDAY the .2Sth Juy.
Roat Will loape ,ier wharf at seyenth-strtet bridge
at o'clock and leave the adg ,ae
following dly at r: a. Iicke.s aos rouno ai W
IT, urn =. = sosii''s' s. It. REID,
s4 y. aa FM.&W-st. s& $1,000 Aansger, I
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C0yFEcTIONERIEs.
no =. TniEs. { AM daily mann.

C1IMNER CANDIES am dsily ma lrr
- f.stssaos samne. article ef CLA !ssIsa tsd
Fills ~ nj a. IN tie Cnitea Stsfea or whole
sse |; ,ss sssna I ME
boz Wea ar snid for have aIge ssoSx ~
r,ar, easa,G oI,s. ,,,aTe
"a SaaGkACkERs; an Of Which ! oass y ss ss
prises. LoUfs J. Msi.s street
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Is CANTON INSIDE LIN.E.",

Y 4
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEnN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. 2:
.5s- - .=aa TRI.WEEHLY. 800 .y&. .s-..
On and after OCTOBER 1Sn ehe splendid iron
steamers OF this line Will leave Richmond TU e.
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Povhatan Steamboat Lines per, ut corner OF
Twenty-second and Doca streetA making close 1ilr
neciion each trip at Canton, Md, tEast Baltmonsl
with tile Philadelphia, wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company forPhiiadearhia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
an freight BIZ this line covered by IRE and imagine
Insurance free OF cost. Mo- dockage chart:al NJ
Richmond. Rates as low a. any other line: TBS
- fine quickest line between Philadelphia and itch
rnoud.' "'s" - n,s ~ -, ....d
uianton Inside ittle,n audi sent to the PllaGei-
phia, WILMINGTON and Baltimore eepot, rhiIssaei.
pbia. 49, pht,,.,nnya .,,s r,,ch
mond For fnrtlseTinformation apply 70
iioh"' ~ : - L. g. TATUm, Agent, -
pf8ces Tyenrr.seooud and Docle straass
andSintIEa and Main strsess, OF 10
Us. WILSON, General Rreighs Agent,.
philadelphia, Wilmington and BaitimSre kaiiroaa.
PhilaielphtR. ~v.s II ~ --- - 80. -
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 3>FFFM
~ COMPANY. sGSA
FOR NEW YORK.

steaIaers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and G AphGE ". ELDER
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY at
high water .~r -
These s,hps are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route. .zs.
They have splendid saloons, stateroorns, and bath
rooms. .~ta., .- #rs.@ -.#
Tile fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M.
surpassed.
at New York on the Comaaisy's covered pier, 80
North river. -
Freighss for points beyond New. York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. -, ..aN e 1853
Freight received until 6 z. Is. daily.
For further Information, apply, to- p
..gsfs.a GEORGE w. ALLEN IL CO., Agents,
mYl9 office ComnanY's WharYee. Rocgerta.
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nLDD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" No. 1917 MAIN STREkT, RICHMOND VA.
The ninth annual session will begin October Isl
and continue till june LIST following. Actual
Count e. house Prac ttcc Book keeping In all It's
branches, Penmanship (both plain and ornamental,
ness C.lstoms. Forms, Correspondence, Common
English. sc. For particulars. address
ie 10 49, GEORGE NJ. NICOL.
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LOB BALTIMORE. n StS8Sai
L fRI.WEEKLY. ,
PowHATAN LINE i
THROUGH FREIGHY. \.
NO rRkNsFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AID
49, BALTIMORE.
uo noCKAGE CHARGED.

NO DOCkAGE SnAlu1IS9Hn,r NV aud
The new and fast iron steamers shiKI H.. s1 ~
WESToYER, OF tins nns, isSss ssrrsts every
E sH1 INV and THURSDAi AORNlaSs ~
elocI. and sATURDASS A s,ass sesnsssops ..
st Point with baltimore and Ohio 5zlifoHa Ioa
aii na,rts west and northwest Also WIZ
Central tor northe,n, s a mi ncin.s
ss,u ess rates guaranteed - low e hi any osnet
Tine Apply TO Il = 49, =. Z = ,saS Tfnka and
Xata streets
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RICHMOND AND 'DssgrfLLE RAILReap, (,r,,p,,s. ,
IpSacE MASTER SFTRANIs, May SOL S75. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
az S5 = IT, saS. sss1s
psnyii. at III NJ: esvrs ersensboiost 1856 s:Ss
M,;ieayes Salisbury at 6loP. NJ; arrives at
TRAIN NO. 2--NEw YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
$3.50 A. M. leaves Air-tln junction ut 6:2D A.
NJ: leaves sssisburyas Ssh A. NJ; leaves Grcens-
poro, al 1855 P. ~; leaves Danyile at l:l2P..
Mi s s Ppnsse at 1SP :; III
TEAM No. s.--THRogeH mAn--NKw YoRx
leaves Burkevilt at At5D. P. NJ; leaves Dundee az
1888 2. M; leave. ,DanvN,e OF 1889 p: M:
Leaves at s4S Salisbury
A. M: arrives at CharIot,eat sos A. III.
TEAM No: 4, 4T a.s Man. Eastward
at 1853 r. NJ: leaves Greensboro at SA. NJ. |;
leaves Danyille at ESQ A. NJ: leaves Dundee az
s ssS a. ss ssaf 4
No swLxxEGEsgEe AecoSopATtoE
al Ice Z. M: arrives at Lynchburg at 42G p. n
| TRAIN No. ACCOMMODATION,
a. Lsayes ss5ksys q 4e A. M
Train No. q connects at, Richmond with tho
Chesapeake and ohio IA abroad. lr
| trains to and from Raleigh and 9nldsboro'..
All through trims connect ut Richmond and Dun
dee with train. 0n the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and w asbington C1.y. Viz:
Rinia Mida nd and Great Southern railroad, TO and
| from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York. - .,sn 1853 -srrs
Trains Nos. Stand 4 connect. at Richmond with
| the Rchm0nds York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and EASTERN
points =.
| Trains Nos. ] AID 2 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and ond AIRLINE rail-
road 10 and from 8reenvile, Atlanta, Mon tgomorys
| Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
ern pouts. 1-3 .sf.l $40
/ Trains Nos. 8 and A connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Colombia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points. -
Train No 4conneets Mt Burkeyil!s with the At
lautic MIssissippk andsJhio railroadt from Lynch
burg, Chatranovsu, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and soalt western
points, and oagpaas checked through.
IJnbroken ganse aron Richmond u New Orleans.
Pullman palaee-cars through IRON rev Vreans
to New York. 7. Nj. 4: TALCOII.4
! ." -na - Engineer and Superintendent.
W. T. WEST. Master of Trains. my ~
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DRISrOL FEMALE COLLEGE,

3 re'n 7 Z ~ 0o
The seventh ANIMALS ession will begin WEDSES-
DAY, September /. Faculty full; accommoda-
tons ample For catalos lie. containing full par
ticulars, address W. j. MORkISSETT, A. Ma
iv2S-dswlm Bristol, Tenn.
uOLLlNS INSTITUTE WILL OPEN
L It's thirly-third annual session on the 22d OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT with twenty Officers ana
teachers. ,,, ..
Its boarding accommodations and facilities for
instruction in LITERARY and ORN MsNI AL
RRANCHfS are equal to those of any insttul ion
Chargcs range from 1925 to 1885. No extra
charges are made, and private extravaganza posi-
lively forbidden. -,
Pupils leave railroad at salem, Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad. Apply for catalogues, cir
culars, or other information, to
CHARLES l.. COOKE. superintendent:
Bo;e,nurt springs. Va
;,oc DC 40 An 1So5Sp s. 1922 o9,&3O
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T,HE UNDERSIGNED, T THANKFUL
i for the patronage heretofore hessows1 on t n
sness AZ the old stand aud will be glad To serve his
friends and the public generally. ,,-rr,r
Nv 2l-e0dSt* aas ryn: CHARLES q. W hol
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIFER-

w SITY. L+XINGTON, VA.-The next session
of this institution will commence on the THIRD
continue without IntermissOn until the fourth
Thursday in June. 1876. The instruction EN-;
SCIENTIFlC COURSES, together with the probes
sional departments of LAW AZ d ENGINEERING.
The entire expenses for the session OF nine
months need NOT exceed $500 or 1910 according
TO the price Of board. Arrangements are also made
for messing, by which students may reduce their
eXpcns. TO 1900 per session,
For further particulars address
G. ". G. LEE. President;
or, WILLIAM DOLD.
~ ClP,tRhnf the FncultN.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL On CHURCH HILL.
MRS. ELIZA j. PLEASASTS

will resume the duties OF her school at No. 25l 2
Broad street Corner of Twcnty-siNth), on
MONDAY, 25TH OF OCTOBER NEXT,
and solicits continuance of the patronage hereto
Cor. aHtnnded To her iY 2S 2w*
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u1HE PARTNERSHIP OF WEST i
1 BROTHER, wood and coal-dealerS, Is this day
dissolved By mutua consent. Persons indebted TO
the concern will please call and pay their respective
those 70 whom they are Indebted Will please present
their bills for settlement. Either party VIII sign In
liquidation: G tI,p1 IS ~ WWFST
July 20, 1s75.--,,-t,, CHAshILss IL Ioi'
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CANNED ToYAToKss

a.,,,,a large 10: oS cAyNED Io y. ,sT pss
pound caas, 'ad dss,ingn o 81 500 DE. ssss
CROP VIII SEA- dnnnT ~ ~ nss Sosea.
standards Lie II ~ : So
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PosrAL.-John A. Thompson is appointed
postmaster at Timber Ridge, Rockbridge
county, Va, uice Horatio H. Thompson, re.
moved,