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THE TURCO.sERvHAN WAR.

THE PRINCE OF MILAN DECLARES HIMSELF
KING-THE WAR FOR COMPLETE sEPARA-
TIoS-pILLAGE AND ROBBERY.
LONDON, July 13.-The Pall-MaN Gazette
publishes q letter from its Belgrade CORE
spondent dated July 7. The writer says !:
&" An order is published to-day directing
that all persons not soldiers attached TO the
army as transport commissaries, ambulance
superintendents, and surgeons shall wear q
medallion bearing the words Milan l., King
OF Servia.' This is the first indication OF
the true intention and ambition OF Prince
Milan. These words are received mere
as having great political meaning. We shall
no longer hear OF Prince Milan's loyalty to
the Porte, and there can be no doubt that
the war is for complete separation. Pillage
and robbery are tlourishing in every .por-
tion of Serva. Arms, which have been
promiscuously distributed, arc In many
cases employed by the marauders against
farmers and landed proprietors. So many
of the police are employed with the army
that it is with great difficulty the people can
resist the attacks OF the outlaws. / am glad
TO saw that some of them have been cap
tured and shot without trial"
LOCATION OF THE OPPOSING ARMIES.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Figaro publishes a
dispatch from Semlin which says the Ser
Wan General TcherDayetf is near Nisch.
The Turkish General Abdul kerIm mas
made Widden his base OF operations, and
threatens Tchernaveh's rear. The latter's
headquarters have been moved DacK 70
Agodina.
TURKS IN sERyJAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TURKISH VICTORY.
CoSsTAST1NopLE, July 14.-Ofhcial ad-
vices state that the Vischigrad division In
Bosnia crossed the Servian frontier yester-
day and routed the Seryians near the town
OF Kanterdanend, which was captured ana
burned.
TURKISH REVERSE NEAR KLEK.
RAGUsA, July 1.-THE insurgent Generai
Pekoe Pauloyitch defeated the Turks yes.
terday near Kick. The Turks iost ioo
killed.
THE sERvIANs PUSHING THE TURKS AT sATzs-
CHAR.
BELGRADE, July 14.--Official dispatches
say the Servian General Leschianin yester-
day energeticaIly renewed the attack upon
Oslnan Pasha, compelling him TO abandon
his entrenched positions before Satzschar.
LORD DERBY's VIEWS on THE SITUATION.
: 5efs Z . !
LoyDoS, July 14.-Lord Derby to-day re-
ceiyed deputation on the Eastern ques-
ton consisting OF forty members OF Parlia-
ment and FIVE hundred and seyenty.one
gentlemen from all parts Of the kingdom.
Right Hon. John Bright presented me-
mortal IN favor OF strict neutrality except.
when it may be possible to interpose
offices to mitigate horrors and has
ten the close OF the conflict.
Lord Derby aeknowled ged the impo ortance
Of the deputation, and spoke in sympathy
with it's objects. He afterwards received Q
deputation OF the Christian League on the
same subject. He severely criticized tneir
though In the main he sympa-
thized with their objects. I'm regard To-
atrocities he said that doubtless both sides
them. he said as far as human
foresight could discern q general war was
most unlikely to result hom the present;
conflict. Z.
Other Foreisn Items.
.3si SPAIN.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
(CoLoRED). There was a meeting OF the
(colored) Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation on Thursday night at the Thlrd-
Street Methodist church, at which the
following officers were elected to I'LL
vacancies occasioned by removal: First
ice-Presidcnt, R. Taylor uice R. A. Paul !;
Third e-President, A. L. johnson utce
w. Booker; Fourth Vice-President, W. T.
Hall vice William II. Harris; Correspond
ing Secretary, William II. Mundy uice W.
HI. Combs; Librarian, w. Crawley uice
j. T. Cooley; Registrar, Ed: Brown vice R.
X. Patterson. Sheppard Shorts, William
Pendleton, William III. Brook, W. W. Jack
son were elected directors.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT RACCooN PIT
About o'clock Thursday evening an acci-
dent occurred in Raccoon pit, by which one
man George VesD lost his life, and two
Others narrowly escaped. A wagon had
Just been loaded, and Vest stopped down to
brush a little loose coal from the track pre-
paratorv to sending it out, when huge
lump OF coal, weighing many tons, fell upon
him. His body was terribly mashed, and
his face so much disfigurcd that, it Is said
Lv those who attended to him, it could not
be recognized by his most intimate acqlaint-
anccs. Mr. Vest leaves 4 wife and several
small children.
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IAssociated Press telegrams.l.
TIE AMENDED BANKRUPT LAW.

THE AMENDED BANKRUPT LAW.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE conference
report OF the committee on the bankrupt
bill has been adopted by both houses, a
follows
Section 51O9, Revised Statutes, is hereby
amended as follows: At any time after the
eyDiration of six months from the adjudl
cation Of bankruptcy, or If no debts have
been proved against the bankrupt, or II nc
assets have come to the hands OF the as.
signee at any time after the expiration OF
sixty days and before the final disposition
OF the cause, the bankrupt may apply to the
court for discharge from his debts. Thls
section shall apply in all cases heretofore OF
hereafter commenced.
THE CROOK sUPPLY-TRAIS.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Sheridan tele-
graphs to Sherman: ga supply-train, with
I'VE companies OF infantry, sent to General
Crook, were expected to reach him on the
18th instant. Crook aever sends courierS
unless he has something to say or wants
something"
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, July Postmaster- Gene
raj Jewell leaves Washington tomorrow for
Connecticut.
There was no session OF the Cabinet to-
day.
Colonel Pennepacker is assigned to the
command of the Department OF the South
temporarily, with the rank OF malor-gene-
raj. =: 80 =.s.i-.5G
Italy has sent s4OO in gold for distribu-
tion among the families OF the life-saving
crew at CIrrituck Beach, n. c., lest in en-
deayoring to save the Italian bark Muora OF
tavia.
James s. Wilson, District Treaeurer, who
was reported defaulter, has returned. He
has the money supposed to be short, and
claims that he waa detained by sickness.
General Crook will have force OF 1,500
men, with which it is confidently expected
he will successfully wage the war. There
are no advices from Crook at the army head
Quarters. but General Sherman says Crook
is abundantly able to take care Of himself.
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Installation Of Oficers.-The following
officers were installed by Friendship Lodge,
No. 20, Knights of Pythias, last night: c.
c., E. J. B. Fisher; '. c., W. 7. Lithgow
Prelate, George C. Vandush; X. of R. and
S., j. J. Boyle; NJ. E., A. Gary; NJ. F., W
B. McCrary; NJ. A., W. I. Parrish; /. s.,
B. A. Gary; o. S., J. S. Wicks.
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CITY CoUNCIL.-The Council held an ad-
journed meeting last evening-Mr. Perdue
in the chair, in the absence OF DR.. McRae.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Police.
A communication from the Police COM
missioners, through Mr.. Craig, chairman,
was read. The commissioners reported that
they had appointed J. D. Craig as clerk OF the
Board, and the following chief and MEM
bers OF the police force: Chief, James A
Lipscomb ('sDinks"); j. 3. Fitzgerald, OF
the First Ward: R. P. Smith, Of the Second
Ward; and R. c. Jones, OF the Third Ward.
The police force were clothed, by
resolution, with constabulary powers,
in accordance with the city charter.
The Police Commissioners had re-
solved to hold regular meetings on
the 1st OF each month except when
the 1st fell upon Sunday, when it would
be held on the Cd. The members OF the
Board deemed it unnecessary to make a
formal Investigation rs to the cause OF the
fire at Stacy's shuck factory, as twas gen
erally conceded to have been caused by
lightning. Report received and placed upon
minutes.
Sunday Ordinance.
A strict ordinance as to the observance OF
Sunday laws was reported by the Commit
tee on Ordinances. 1t imposes fine OF not
less than $40 nor more than $500 upon all
persons keeping open their stores except
druggists) or selling liquor on Sunday. 1t
repeais the clause giving one half to the In
former, gives the Mayor Jurisdiction in all
such cases. turns the money obtained by
fines so imposed into the city treasury, ana
fixes the Sabbath as from IL o'clock Satur-
day night until 10 o'clock Sunday night.
Adopted.
The Commasee on Ordinances reported
the following: =,
Section L. BE 1t ordained by the Council
of the eit4 of Manchester, That it shall be
the duty Of the City Engineer to notify In
writing property -owners, where oDstruc-.
tions are In the streets, to remove said OBJ
structions within twenty days; and in case
of failure it shall be the duty OF the City En-.
gineer, under instruction and advice OF the
Committee on Streets, through the chairman
thereof, to cause to be removed said,
distractions, at the expense and risk
OF the owner; provided, however, when it
shall appears that the obstructlons were
placed in the street by the error OF the City
Engineer, or any party acting as engineer
by the consent OF the City Council, then
such obstructions shall be removed at the
expense OF the city. 80 ;s.!i
Section 2. Notices OF distractions shall be
delivered by the Chief Of Police, or by any
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There Is no mcdi-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence of It's superior virtue Of
BoscuEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. proof Of this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try it. Regular size, seven
ty-five cents. PURCELL, LADD & CO., wholesale
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| have anayzed the wIIIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses.-J. B. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
CHEMISTRY Medical College of Virginia.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGIgEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, July ~, 1875. 5
ATOTICF TO BRICK-MAKERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at th5s y
Office until TUESDAY, July 25th; Mt ooock I;
PIVIN(I-BRICK5 tmade Of Rockets ciay), 70 pc
delivered at such points as may be required. ,..,
RIdders win state the number and Time Tlnln
,rh;ch bricks can be furnished. aud exhibit spec-
mems OF bricks proposed to be dcllrerea
The Committee on Streets RESERVES tne rlght 70 re-
tcct any or all proposals offered
Forms OF proposals be- 0bt1luel an sit cinca-
t'ohs ee'-i " "'p'' W. e. CUIsIIAW,
ty1a-,J Lity Engineer.
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GESERA1 NEWS.

ryAUeURAT1oN OF THE NORTH CAROLINA cAk-
:, PAIGNr-A BIG SPEECH FROM EX-GOVERNOR
VANCE. r, j, !s
RALEIGH, N. G., July 1.-THE stand
erected for Vance to-day was on Oak square
lust south Of the courthouse. The centre
structure was completely enyeloped with
United States flags. At11 o'clock Governor
vance was escorted to the stand BY General
". r. Cox, chairman Of the Democratic
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MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF POLICE Con-
MIssIoSERs.-The Police Board at a meeting
yesterday afternoon tried Policeman R. a.
Pearman on the charge Of sleeping on his
beat, and found the charge sustained. In
consideration Of the mitigating circum-
stances of the case he was restored to duty
upon the payment OF fine of SIS.
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ESCAPE OF A CoSyIcT.--John Gardner, o
young white man, who was sent to the pen
itentiary from the county Of Rappahannock,
succeeded in making his escape from the
penitentiary on Tuesday about noon. Gard
ner had been sent over from the main yard
to the women's department to carry some
lumber. Upon his return he found that he
could get away, and so taking up saw and
some other tools he ventured out again.
The guard, it is stated, supposed that he
was employed as. a carpenter over at the
women's department, where improvements
were in progress, and he was passed out.
Later in the day Gardner's clothes were
found in the lot near by. The guard has
been suspended until the matter can be In.
|.yestigated. 80
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QUICK TRIP BY SAL.-The Norwegian
bark Edwin, Captain Christoherson, which
sailed from Richmond for Liverpool June
18th with cargo OF tobacco, bark, and
slaves, shipped by Messrs. Curtis & rker,
arrived at Liverpool July 18th, thus making
the passage in the remarkable short time OF
twenty-five days. This is one OF the quick
est trips ever made between the two ports
by sail -.
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THE RECENT ATTEMPTED ESCAPE AT THE
PEN1TENTIARY.-The Board OF Directors OF
the penitentiary have made some recon-
mendations to the Governor in reference to
the prisoners who aided in restoring order
recently when there was an attempt on the
part OF some Of the prisoners to escape, but
the nature Of the recommendations have
not vet tranSpired. -- .a.sf. .s-t:. .-.a.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

THE PRESIDENT OFF FOR THE MoyNTAINs-THE
TOBACCO AND WHISKEY BILLS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON, July 14.-There was no
Cabinet meeting to-day, as the President,
succumbing to the hot weather, left Wash
ington in the morning train to pass two or
three days at Deer Park. Grant ordered no
additional changes in Office previous to his
departure. -''e
The Committee of Ways and Means will
in dav or two complete its work on the
whiskey and tobacco bills. They have not
vet taken any vote on the subject OF the to-
bacco tax, but have made several amend
ments OF detail in the internal revenue law.
.H. TINOS
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Ratification Meetirg.-The Radicals will
have ratification meeting on Monday night
in front Of the courthouse. The following
is list OF the speakers: Charles 81. Porter,
w. F. Giddings, r. P. Brooks, Major
Walker, Samuel f. Maddox, and Fl. B. Fry.
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OPINION OF DIR. r. s. STEUART, PRESIDENT
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, BALTIMoRE: II
have used CoLDEN's L1EBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF AND TONIC INv1GoRAToR for more tiian
year, and recommend 1t as one of the most efhclen'
prcparations have ever met with. 1t combines the
virtues of food and tonic in n remarkable way"
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, July II, 1876.
NOTICE TO sTONE-CONTRACTORS

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
Office until TUESDAY, July 25tll. at 9 O'Clock !.
n, for furnishing and laying GRANITE CUhBiNG
and FLAGGlNG for the term OF eight months lroui
the lst of August next tlS16).
Ridders Will exhibit specimens or stone proposed
IN he delivered, and will receive the contract price
for such stone delivered, or remove the same at ter
option. Z, ,,,o -,,ht ~ -.
ject any or all proposals offered
rnrtns Of nroDosal5 can l,c obtained and 5pec1ca-
uoiis sceii " "pp'' ". Z. CUTSHAW.
iyI9.td City Engineer
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HeUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cIIINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expo
ditious manner. $3.50.
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sUpERTNTENpENT's OFFICE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
-, ..7 HENRICO COUNTY, July IL, D,ilS S7S.
YpHE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
E Il for the public schools OF Henrico viii commence
on FRIDAY, 14th Instant. vt 10 O'Clock a. M;s a.
the county eourt-house, and continue uEnI TUES
DAY the 18th instant, at Q O'Clock T. ID. Prefer
800 ','..%s-!t.,f 5-.-;57sT s. ID. e. GARDNER,
yll-7t County Superintendent Schools.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING SEyENTY-FIrE
DoLLARs.-Ycsterday morning James l..
Botto. aged twenty years, charged with
stealing s75 in United States currency from
Charles Howard, was arrested by Captain T..
B, White and carried to the Second police
station. Justice White will hear his case
this morning.
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CUSTOM (hand-male) WORK to order, and guaI'
.nteed to fit. Repairing neatly done by .
BosCuEN s. BROTHER,
500 and Gil Broad street.
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NOT SrNsTRUCK BUT DRUNk.-About noon
Yesterday the city ambulance was tele-
sraphcd for from the First police-statlon::
Drs. Bryant and James at once answered
the call Upon arriving at the station they
found 4 woman named ConncrS, resident
Of Rockets, very drunk. DR.. James at
tempted to dose his patient, when sue
Knocked the glass out OF his hand, scatter
ing the contents around generally. The
doctors being satisfied that she was not srf-
fering packed upand returned to headqllar-
ters.
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AccEPTED.-Rev. Kinloch Nelson, pastor
of Grace church, has accepted the professor
ship rendered him at the Theological Semi
nary. He will so to Alexandria as soon as
his place here can filled.
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The house of COHEN BROTHERS has become an
institution Of great public good. Thousands of dol
lars are yearly saved to the public by the energy and
perseverance Of this firm. See their advertisement
in another column.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

G5- On all sales of Real Estate made betioeen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the ta1es for
the present hear hare to be paid ythe purchaser.
On all saies made 6et,oee the 1st of July and last
of the year the tares hare to be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about Gfteen yearsagt
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yicinity.l .s.-f
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, top-buggy, horse.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NOTICE. E.-Having qualified as admins
IN tratrix Of my husband, X. y: Henley. deceased,
ing claims against the said decedent or his estate
present them to me. All persons indebted 10 sald es
tate are hereby requested TO make payment thereon
In like manner. LuGlE d, ,dESLEl,
adIninistratrix OF r. II. Henley, deceased.
= ~, Al &
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"K1ssENGEN o AND VIcHY". on draught al
SCIId:N's. Eleventh and Main streets.
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Harper's Magazine for August and Sc'e'a-
tifc American for this week received from
J. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street 0aHR
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"ARcTIc SoDA"-purc fruit-juicc syrups-a
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SL1pPEns. TIES, AND BUSKINs In great variety
at BoscnEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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DIR. G.. B. STEEL. Dentist, No. 723 Main street,
NAV be found at his office daily from A. NJ. to T.
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A MURDERER EXECUTED
ACCIDENT TO A WAR-sHIp

FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED.
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.-Your
i attention Is called to
1KING'S PATENT LUMP MACHINE" ~
made by Talbot & Sons, In perfect order-goOd ns
new~and having no use for 1t viii sell 1t for much
below Its cost,
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SARATOGA WATER" on draught, fresh from
the Springs, ut SCHGS's.
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TRUNKS, VALISEs, AND SATcHELs reduced to
very low prices at BoscnEN's, Broad street.
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"GINGER ALE :" on draught ut ScHGN's, Eleventh
and Main.
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RAILROAD CoMPLErED.-The Northeastern
railroad Qrom Belton, on the Atlanta and
Richmond Airline, to Athens, Ga.l was
completed Yesterday, and congratulatory
telegram was received here announcing the
fact that an excursion train from Athens
had arrived at Bolton. The Northeastern
railroad runs from Bolton, on the Atlanta
and Richmond Airline railway, to Athens,
Ga, which is terminus OF the Georgia rail-
road augusta and Atlanta). The North
eastern railroad is the same gauge as the
Richmond and Danville and Atlanta and
Richmond Airline. Bolton is sixty-seven
miles east Of Atlanta, and the distance from
Richmond to Atlanta by this line will be
500 miles. DR.. E. d. Newton yesterday sent
the following telegram to Colonel Talcott,
chief engineer OF the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad:
Bolton, Ga., July 14.-T. NJ. R. Tai
colt: Excursion train from Athens to-day.
Railroad completed to within seven and
quarter miles Of Athens. Athens sends her
cordial greetings to Richmond.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,.n,r,,7lsS To-Day Washington,
I"'",',For New England, the Middle
JNf a., a,d thr Lower Lake region, areas OF
s'a''>, ."1 ,J ,lirhty cooler weather, variable
ram a." ,r,,, southwest TO northwest, and
"'n'', '..,, '.' nr Slight rise in barometer.
s'I,'o".iE .Es south Atlantic and Cult Statea,
T "' o. nInndv .%d weather. continued high tenn
I"'; .niI;hcrlv to westerly winds, and
l@.",T, l..,n,r, or Slight rise in barometer, with
>A''"TI .., and slight fall in temperature in the
MI I.,c~,, norton Of the tirst-namcd district.
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cS0 REWARD.-A reward Of FIFTY
spJU DOLLARS will be given for theapprehen-
sion Of JOHNGARDNER, q white convict Of the
Virginia peIitentiary, who made his escape on
Thursday July 18th. Said Gardner Is about twenty
eight years old, five feet nine and aguarter inches
high, sallow complexion, light hair. blue eyes, ana
has stoop in his shoulders walks with rather long
strides, and is carpenter by trade. ~ ~ sss
He was sentenced in 1871 from the county Of
cnnnty Pa r-.r. C.P. CROSS,
iv b,St First Assistant
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VESSEL!

Schooner Hickman, Schooner Z. l.. Smith, Schoon-
or Hatty Combs (2). Schooner Isapella JeWett,
Schooner j. NJ Vance. Schooner j. $. Hewitt, BARK
C. 6 Bushnell f. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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other Foreisn Isesas.
anIIItN e...

# MapaIp. Jriy l4.--C Congress yesterdays
by q vote Of 1ss to IS, reported 9 motion iof :
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BETHESDA WATER " on drausht ut SCHGN's.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING. IN
~ THE POST OFFICE AT RICHMOND, HEN
RICO COUNTY, VA. July l5, 1870. =. =
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THE DAY DOINGS.
. RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
BANKR UP;T LAW AMEN D ED,
SILVER BILL PASSED.
AT BOSTON

An Ovation to T hem
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMFY
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT, I
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1875.
NOTICE TO RECEIVERS OF WHEAT.
In Consignecs ere hereby notified that wheat must
be removed within tweutyfour hours after arrival,
or 1t will be stored ut the risk and expense OF ship
ments. SOLOMON HAAS,
jy 10. eodlw General Freight Agent.