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IA .siSE sSrEs.EIss "Ne's
'rI,T nF RICHMOND. July 8, 1873.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers. Il. w. Allen & Co..
agents.
Hti nicIrllannlcc ana passengers l.. ". ihtIiii.
agent.
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia. mcrchin-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Lena NJ. Cotttngham, Outten, New York,
merchandise. Curtis L Parker.
Schooner Alb. Goodman, IIearn New York. SAT-
Davenport Il Morris.
Schooner Joseph Farwcll, Lord salt. Davenport &
Morris.
Schooner Charles p. sinnickson, Blizzard, Phila-
delphia, coal, S.P. La'hrop.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old dominion Steamship
Company. 49,,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York July 9Th, schooner Harry Lar-
dell, Taylor. -
From Halifax, y. s., July 81, schooner Elizabeth
From Boston July 9th, brig r. NJ. Healen, Could.
From Philadelphia July 9th, schooner Agnes kel'-
'i From New York July 18th, schooner Tnmpico,
Bouhof
Schooner Johnnie Mcsscrvc. French, hence, for
Boston. at Vineyard Haven July Sd.
schooner Annie NJ. Edwards, Snedecor, hence, at
Brig zeal lBr.}, Pinrcu hence. at Pernamauco
prior to July 4th. ,.
Schooner Mary and Frances. McAndIews, hence
III Philadelphia July 9Th.
Schooner Cnspar Heft. Phillips hence. at Phadc-
phia July 9th.
By telegraph.
BosToS. July S.-The ship Akbar. reported from
St Helena Us abandoned III sea, was owned by VIII
liam Perkins The cargo was valued at $4,000,
the vessel at 100000. Both Insured.
NEW YORK July S.-Arrvcd: Tybee. from West
Indies O'hello, from Hull: San Jacno from West
Indies: Hevclia, from Liverpool. Arrived on
yk,trv Roe Rirdst0W. Resolve,
PLYMOUTH, July s.-Arrlved: Sueria. from New
York. , ,,.
QUEENSTOWN. July S.-Arrired: CITY OF ChcS-
ter. from New York.
BRIsToL, July s.-Arrvcd: Oregon, from New
York. ,,, r,,
Montreal. ,,,
Fort MONROE. July s.-Passcd in for Baltimore !:
West Port Passed out {: Banks Arcl, for Trieste :
Daniel Draper for Antwerp; steamers Carolinaand
West Indian, for Liverpool.
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Washington Items.


There were several sunstrokps mere TO-
day, two Of which were fatal.
The Secretary OF the Navy, with several
heads Of bureaus, left OIL the Fallapoosa TO-
dav on tour Of inspection along the coast.
S. A. Brown, the present CHIEF clerk OF
the State Department, who was confirmed
as Consul at Birmingham, Willremaln IN MS
present position and another consul be APP
pointed.
The army commission, OF which Senator
Burnside is president, will hold its first
session at the White Sulphur Springs dur
ing the present month. ;,
John A. Mcdowell. brother OF General
Mcdowell, is appointed Superintendent OF
Construction Of the Chicago custouihouse.
The Treasury statement has been pre-
pared, showing the actual condition OF the
Treasury on June 30th. There was in the
Treasury on that date: Gold coin. Sl6l,-
343,914; standard dollars, $685., 94S; gold
bullion, S60,994.39; silver bullion, $5,S9l,-
Dol: fund for redemption OF United States
notes, S121, 100000; which, being deducted
from the total OF the above item, leaves coin
in excess OF redemption fund, $5,922,502.
From this there will be required pay
ments for unmatured calls on hVe-tWenty
bonds, S23,350. 600; coin certificates out
standing on that date, S44,367 900, less S19,-
469. 32O: redeemed and in the treasury,
ss4,s97, $50; principal Of debt estimated at to
be due and unpaid on that date, $4,000 600 ;
coin interest estimated to be due and un-
paid on that date, $4,000,000; leaving an
excess Of S2,474,S The gold coin on
hand, stated above Mt S16l, 343, 914, does not
include redeemed gold certificates or any
other coin item, but is actual gold com.
There was also in the Treasury on that
date 81, 1Se, 500 in fractional silver coin.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
b, ..-- RICHMOND, July 8. 1878.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
rs., ..-.- RICHMOND, July 8. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-JV White, 49, bushels. Red, 8 $50 BUSH
els of which 32 bushels were re-eXhibited. -.
CoRN.-White, 1852 bushels: Of which 2S2
bushels were re-e1hibitcd. Mired, go bushels
OATS.-100 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 81 bushels common new at 1Oc.
Red % bushels very good old Lancaster at ~ 20
30 bushels common new Fultz at $780,: % bushels
very good new Fultz at $1.03; Is bushels good new
Futz at s1 so bushels common new LANCASTER ,, at
oic.: SO bushels good new FulA at 9Sc.: 252 push
els very good new Fultz at 81 OF 292 bushels very
good new Fultz at s1.05; 294 bushels go1d new W
Futz of 9ec.; 200 bushels very good new tnltz at
sIO4; 80 bushels fair Futz at 9Oc; bushels ia,r
new Fultz at 9Oc.: $50 bushels very good new Futz
at 81 SOC bushels choice Fullz at 81 PUSHES o
lancaster mt CSC; bushels fair new Fuz at 9Oc.
500 bushels very good new Fultz on private terms
IA bushels prime new Lancaster on private terms
l76 bushels very good new Fultz ut sl.O5; 56o
bushels very good new Fultz at 81 .O3 Il busheis
common Fuliz at 90c.; 3S bushels good new funz
at Sl-rotal, 3,496 bushels.
COKN-Mired. 100 bushels at 5oc.
OATS.-l00 bushels prime new winter at SOC.
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47c. Cofsa armer; Rio. e susav very g NE
refined frui, with fair demand Moassss qaes ING
sout south ~ potatoes. sa25. Turpeniins arm 2e@
ss rG Sse aT sns ssea ave. sss mdd
steady; western long clear 54c.; city long GEAR.
Gsc Lard cDened 9yer and closed he s,.te pF s
soc.: western, sg2Oe. whiskey steady at 81 OK.
fre'en's s'ea's. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July s.-Flour dull: H0ward-Street
and western superane. e2.25@s3.25; extra. $3.50
@s4. so; family, s4.5O@ 1925; City Mills super
,s ss75 Ei0 sd sTas
qsssdh prime sgos
si.Ss; July. ssHe August, e79c: September, ssc;
southern corn duh and lower: western firm and
R Rgsr ss 4ss s 6a sne Te
western white, s1@sI1c.,; western mixed; 2sg
29c. Provisions quiet and easier. Pork. Sl9.l5.
&C.; packed. 5R@6Hc Bacon-shoulders, 6Te.;
clear rib sides. exc: hams. I1@12c. ,Lard.Re-
fined. &c. Butter dull; choice western o t9g fIc
Whiskey quiet at s1.os!5 Sugar active and firm ut
sA@9ac. Freiahts dull.
|. 81 CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, july s.-Flour quiet; family s4 a2s
mS5.50, Wheat In active demand: new, 1OG9Uc
Com quiet at 4o@42 Oats STEADY a, 27gsSe
s ss1S sfss t2sg sois 9D
ar rib Bssgn ss5 s eeaf Sides @ Wis
key steady and in fair demand nj s. LOO. Eutter
Hogs dull packing, S4@*4.20.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. july a-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat in fair demand: market firm: red
firm: amber. and white, s0G90c. Corn a .na
White 49, mixed ike 41S Oats gSe5 wh NE
SlO.25. Lard quiet but steady; choice leaf. In
ierces, &c.: choice leaf, in kegs, &C. Buls:eats
clear sides. IS. Bacon quiet; shoulders. 5hc: clear
rib clear sides, 67sc. sugar: cured mans, dU
lie. Whiskey, firm NJ s1.O5. Manufactured
:. -, ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. July s.-Flour dull and unchanged'
Wheat active; receipts mostly damp ana t0nen
and closed strong and higher: No; red fall, s3aG
ehanged SH foTk CASTER Lard
| lower and offered at $3.50. Bulk-meats dull and
ss seaf ss ssaS sss and Rasaa iii
at s5.62Kas5.75, s6@S6.05, and s6.15@a6.2O
| for shoulders. clear rib and clear sides
-. CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. July s.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull, weak, and lower; No. 2 Chicago spring. 90c
mana: w. essS s7s@s7Ss August: oa,s
Ys PVT 2a .r cash. 2aSs ASE nss 3Ssf
1910 cash, ss.i5@se.17x August. SO 0@ss.32:
September. Lard unchanged. Bulk-lneatS steady
| and unchanged. Whiskey steady aud unchanged.
| Receipts: Flour. $500 barrels; wheat, l 5000
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels: oais,, 10000
bushels Shipments Flonr,7 $500 barrels; wheat
900 bushels.
| BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July s.-Beef Cattle-The marke.
was dull throughout. and lsm4c. lever: very best
4asc.: ordinary. 24@3ac.; most of the sales were
from AZ to &C.. receipts, 1863 head: sales, 1924
head. HOgs-The market has heen vely duh, bu
not materially changed; quotations. 5A(d64c.: IT.
ccipts, 1862 head. Sheep and LamlIs-Thc mar.
ket has been duil prices, 3GG42c.; receipts, e.79C
head.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
| PHILADELPHIA, July Seattle dull; sales, 30t
head; good, 5i:c.: medium, &C.: common. 439c
dunn. 3s64c.; common. SIC. lIogs-Market fair
sales, $500 head good, 6sGGac.
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CuRREN e EV E NTs,
EMBRACING FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
NEWS. si.ss5.S

pRoBABLE FATAL ASSAULT BY a sTE sI
FATHER ARREST OF a MAN FOR POISON
ING MS wIFE-DEATH OF, GEORGE s. = AZ E
pLEToN-THE HosTILE s FORTIFIED NEAR
CANYON. CITy-FATAL suNsTRoKEs At
Observation-Disclosures lTEMs-1 HE
ORANGE DIFFICULTY AT MONTREAL
twlSD-sroRM IN9THE wEsF-FIRE Mt EN-
TERPRIsE, Miss-THE POTTER Cohh1I-
TEE-FITz JOHN PoRTER's cAsE-CoN-
vENTIoN OF AMERICAN HEBREW CON-
GREGATIoNs AT MISUNDERSTANDING
NEws--A CoNDITIoNAIHc CON-
CLuDED WITH THE PORTE, ENGLAND
AGREEING TO DEFEND TURKEY AGAINST
aGGREss1oN-BA NOT TO DE MADE
FREE poRT-FRENCH ELECTToNsETHE
ISLAND OF CITRUS GRANTED TO ENG
LAND, &C.. &C. ~ .
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The Be,learing in General fifE John
e Z. rss Case.

w EST paIST, July ST. The hearing IN the
case Of General Fitz John Porter was re-.
Med by the counsel for Porter reading a
printed copy Of the latter's defence before
the general courtmartial. In the afternoon
the counsel read the printed report OF
Judge Holt to President Lincoln revising
the proceedings OF the court-martial. Gen.
eraI q. X. Warren, who was colonel under
Porter and with him oil the day OF the Sc
cond Bull-Run battle, testified to his move
meats there. He described the distance sur
rounding the battlefield, and description
OF the woods which lay between Porter's
command and the enemy when Porter re-
ceiyed the order to advance his forces. The
witness testified that no prudent man would
attempt to march bis forces through them.
General Longstreet will testify Tomorrow.
He was present during the. sitting to-day.
.Heintzelman and other officers prominent
in the history OF the second Bull-Run fight
are also here. 4u. 1.3.
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PETERSBURG.

npowNED WHILE BATHING--BoDf REeoNEk-
rn--ASSUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
n,.u nING-FREE PRESCRIPTIONS - MINOR
ITEMS.
fcnrrcs,ondcuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
july s, 1878.
y,r>ss TAYLOR fcolored), aged about nine
80 rears a resident OF Biandford, was
49, .sa,,-nod IN the river, two miles east OF inc
":.' SUNDAY morning. About 10 O'CLOCK ne
s.s,' N bathing with number OF compan,,
NC" and the deceased was not missed untii
.bn ,,a,hers had all come ashore TO dress.
The SIGHT OF his clothing lying on the oank
aa,,ond inquiry to be made about him. Inc
Sodr was found floating In the river inns
morning by some coiored men VINO were
,.ssinc the spot 10 small boat, and they
drew il on shore. An inquest IS 10 pc heio
this afternoon. po,o
The annual examination OF the Ieters-
hurr Hebrew Sabbath school, TOOK pace
Yesterday morning in the presence ol
i,yne aSsemb,agc. Addresses, Tecitattons,
scrlptural readings, &C.. BY the SCHOLARS,
sor,pna the programme, and all acquitted
themselves handsomely. The number OF
nupils, is 81, and Of teachers 8.
,rbe Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO kaii-
road Company Is rebuilding the suspension
bridge connecting with its workshops on
the Chesterfield side Of the river, the frame
work of which was recently blown down,
causing the death OF Mr.. James NJ. 1aser'
OF Richmond.
The city for the past two years has ocen
furnishing the poor with medicines at Tue
rate Of twenty cents for each prescription.
The c.s: has been quite heavy, and COM
mittee of the Council is to report a ne"
man for medical relief on the first OF Au'
rust bv which it is proposed to reduce the
cSnertse Of this department.
The Mayor this morning imposed fines &c
Tho amonnt Of sl25-only about one fifth o,
which was paid. The docket was an un
usually full one.
There never was a larger or better croI
OF Irish potatoes made in this section than
Tho one this season. The quality IS fine anC
the potatoes large and clear OF defect. Ihes
sell for fifty cents per bushel.
The hot weather OF the past few DAYS n't
caused number OF our citizens to leave fo'
the mountains or seaside.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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-The Troubresome Indians.

PORTLAND, July S.-The following dis
patch has been received from N. 3. Slnnotf,
dated the 9th The stages are In from
Canyon City and report that the hostiles are
strongly fortified twenty-five miles from
that place, waiting to give Howard battle.
His forces were expected up to engage the
hostiles on the 5th. There are about !,6oo
Jndians or whom 1000 are armed. Gen.
eral Howard has directed General wheaton
to hire a steamboat, equip 1t with artillery,
and patrol the Columbia river 10 prevent
the host:Ies crossing ~.
A sANGUINAEY BITTLE-A COMPANY OF VOL
UNTEERs DIFFERENTIATED.
PORTLAND, July Ex-Governor Chadwick,
who i now at Umatilla, telegraphs here,
under date of the 7tb, as follows: "Volun-
teers under Captain Sperry, fifty strong,
were defeated at Willow Spring, thirty
miles south OF Pendleton, yesterday: sper-
~ was killed, and nearly all OF his com.
nand killed or wounded. We hear OF but
seven left"
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GENERAL BUFFERS New DEPARTURE.
I'm bis Newburyport speech on the Fourth
sof July General Butler declared war against
the national banks, and laid down his own
platform in these words: "My proposition
lis that we should issue S400, 0O0, 900 in non
Interest bearing bonds OF the United States
10 settle unemployed iaboring men OF the
United States upon the public lands OF the
United States"
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PROCLAMATION AGAINST TRAMPs.-Des
Monies, Io,oa, July Tin consequence OF
notification received by Governor Gear
fthat tramps are infesting Marshaltown and
/ other points Ia the State, and have taken
possession o! railroad trains in some in
sstanees, he has issued proclamation urg-
#ins upon mayors aud sheritfs to be prompt
Sand diligent In preserving the peace, and
calling attention to that section Of the Re-
vised Statutes authorizing them to call out
the militia or other citizens when deemed
eS incident n 49,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, July s, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised $50 hopshtads
and 2S tierccs. The offerings at auction on
Change were "a packages; of which number 81
were taken in. and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from 81 TO 1875.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, 81 .50Gl$2; medium.
to good. S3G 81.
Ledf-CoinInon, s4@$J; medium. s3Ga6: good.
sSlSlO fine, $l1@*14.
BRIGHT.
LuGs.-Common colory, S36S4.
FfHers.-Common. SIGlS5: medium. Sj@S7:
good. S7@S10; fine, S10mSl3.
81: good slO@!l3; fine, 3l5@SlS; fancy, - s
@S22. ...,, $40
@$25: good, $30@S45; fine, sGO@s7e; fancy.
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Potter subcommittee.

NEW ORLEANS, July s.-Mr. Reed, the
Republican member Of the subcommittee,
left this afternoon for home. Mr. Cox. OF
Ohio. is expected 10 arrive tomorrow to
take Reeds place.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July s.-Gold opened ut 1909
Eoon.-Stocks weak. Money, 2@2h per cent.
Gold, zoos. Exchange-Long 493h: short. 1861
State bonds quiet. Governments shade weaker.
EUenlng.-Mouey easy at.2@2i9 per cent. Ex-
Change weak at 4S3k. Gold firm at 00t Govern
mcns steady; new 5's, 1861. State bonus quiet aud
steady.
BALTIMORE. July s.-Virgina G's, deferred, AZ :
Virginia consolidated. ST. second series. %; pns-
due coupons, 7S4 North Carolina 6's, Old Is !;
new, 8; special tax, l. Bid to-day.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.
4 GREAT REyIrAL-A DEBATE.

4 GREAT KEVINAL-A UEDAIE'
ICorrcsp oudence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
July 6, 1878.
Elder L. Parker Richardson, evangelist OF
the Underwater District Convention OF the
Christian Church, is now conducting most
successful revival at Olive-Branch church.
Already about sixteen have been "added
to the saved" and to the hopeful it looks as
il the good work had just begun. What
distinguishes this from other revivals OF late
date in this county is the large number OF
young men who 60 to make it up.
by the way, debate is rapidly maturing
between Elder Richardson and Rev. Mr..
Wright, Methodist, Of the county OF New
Kent. PENINSULA.
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Dispatches from the City OF Mexico re-.
sport the country as ripe for new reyolu-
stlop. General Negrete has resigned his
In the army, and IS looked upon
sa as The leader OF the expected revolt against
sDiaZ. =
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Vow York Items.

NEW YORK, July S.-Gcorge S. Appleton.
of the publishing firm OF D. Appleton d
Co.. died in this city to-day. ..r
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, July S.-A severe wind-storm Is
prevailing at Grand Island, Neb. several
houses have been blown down.
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RAILROAD.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY 81. 1877.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,nEsph ,:!
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY 81. lSiT.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, TIL n,
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects Al
West Point with steamer Havana tnf
all points on York river ana Bttl-
more. Arrives in Baltimore ~ : /.
NJ; connects with raii.iines for WASH
Ington, Philadelphia. New York Ece'
ton. and all western points. Connects
ut Richmond with trains Oh Rich'u"h'
and Petersburg anh Chesapeake 'Hs
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 4. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 a. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
URkDAY. Connects with steamers
at West Pol Mt for river landings, Bat-
timorc, and all western points. Coz
meets al Richmond "its trains on Rich.
monJ aud Danyillc railroad. Richinond
and Petersburg, AMI Chesapeake auo
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
400 2. II. Leaves Richmond daily except Sun.
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
Yo.on A. N. Arrives At Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.. Con.
meets with trains on Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads. steamer Havana leaves BAY
:MS ssf %EpStsbAY, and FRI IIsIs
trains from rhiiadelphia, New YORK.
and western points, and II West Pofns
with trains for Richmond snJ tts
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
x.oo p A. arrives al Richm~ud MONDAY. WE'D
1'0N NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
sIsp n. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Sac.
o.i' uRDhY. Connects with steamer ss
Nest Point from Baltimore. Coa-
meets with Richmond aad Dapynlc,
Richmond aud Petersburg. anu ShcSa-
make and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL, PASSENGER.
,o.nn , n Arrives Mt Richmond daily except sans
wv" - day Connects with Richmond sro
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana o'a
~, ,r.,snar NJ freigh, Al Richmond to or NOM
.on,bern noints. Cars run through between AiiahL'
aud West Point. ,,,o. >.,,,h ,,S,sr rat.r.
guaranteed. UNI, Guaranteed ca,rA
,snaa no nil northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, s.sh' auA
western pot,its, and baggage checked shroash. ~
Eor tIcSet. apply at General Railroad IicAS1 20
Gee. s26 Main street; at the ExsnanSe ama nnrs
somnsSy's Depot, corner rwsnty-shr'i anu pee<
streets. RIchmond, ga. o,,e,, "a sunerfntendens.
Il
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MISSISSIPPI.

MERIDIAN, July S.-A fire to-day at En-
terprise, Miss, destroyed twcnty-four busl-
ness-houses. Loss, $4,000; insurance
500 O00 - ....
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tnCinta! 1Nd SHIrrIi.t' % =
CONWAY Il, ilDN M
General PASSENGER and ilcN"' t.o'
i,irrmnui. "a
RICHMOND AMI UAEEILi.r ~ l.
III ROAD COMPANY.

!: - is'hil"N'''
DICHMOND AM n.lENlLI.r HA.L-
IL, ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING E!FtE1
SUNDAY. JUNE %, 1879.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No l-l:4O T.. NJ. lcr.es Richmond: nrrT"'' N
rriin's 7:ls +. NJ. ijoagi:ie
ss:n3r. 81. Gr.cps ,.H. logo
an Charlotte las \. ".
-''' '-''' ~ '' Salisbury Aba 4. NJ. GTr.ns-
bnro' GAG \. NJ, panviGc
s55 a. ~. Sn,hcrlim'S J:i0
\. NJ. i}urncyilr l2:Js l.. NJ,
aud Richmond 3:l7 Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No, 3-1l:l5 T.. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrive, 1t
l}urkeyir Z:i4 A. NJ. ban.
vile 7:23 i. NJ, Greensboro
H.. IT, and "A; Y" Charlotte iI. 1910 i. g.
No 1-f:lJ L. NJ, lea"cs (latI. tie: arrives AZ
Doro' 1875 =. NJ. Danvlle
9:3l L. NJ. turkerille 2:2S =.
NJ. and Richmond a IL
Trains Nos. aud = VIII make close connection
ut Richmond with the lslclimonl, Frederick
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from all poin!s
North and East: at Burkcve with the ATTAIN
tic. Mississippi and ohio railroad ~ and from Farm
vile Lync.burg. and all southwestern points; az
sutbcriin's with the Milton ana Sntncrlin Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.: at Dundee with
the Virginia Midland railroad: at Greensboro, win win
the Northwestern North Carolina raIroad for SaeIn
and intermediate points: 4: Airline junction with
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE.
TraiHs Nos. 3 and will connect al Richmond goo
Ing North and South with III" Richmnnd, trcdc-
ricksbur2 aud Potomac rAilroa! for Washington
and al! points North aud West. and with the Chesa-
Dcakc and Ohio railroad for Az points West; ~
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad To- aIi
from Washington and AL points North aud West;
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad Tor
Raleigh. G0ldSbOro'. and intermediate points
ut Salisbury with The Western NORTH Carolina
railroad ut Chariot. vito the Charlotte. Column
bia aud Augusta railroad I" and Irpni al! poins'
North and South. THESE trains run sally on Tue
Richmond and Danvile railroad. AMI CONNECT IA
above, except going north On sunday morning am
going south Monday morning. Trains ui%ihS una
connection run daily Richmond. fTeicrich.-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake ana ONO f1'-
roads except Sunday. ,.
Trains on the Wv. y. t.. railroad run btITeca
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawiDg-IoOm and slecp'hs-:hr
run on trains Nos. and between Ne" lofs
and Atlanta ria Richmond. ana on Nos. s ana
between Richmond and Charlotte. and bct"eea
Washington. Danville, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold to all southern and SOUTHWESTERN
points, aud baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous paaaSe
between the points named on the ..cscis. No '1y-
over checks will he given. ,,,.
r. VI. +. Tal.Grrl.
General SuIa 1I.sL be: t.
JOHN r. MAcMURCc, General Passenger >''rn~
Ia,
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rnnorfnnt Hebrew Convention.

MILWAUKEE, July s.-Delegates from
American Hebrew congregations VI tDS
principal cities Of the United States WIN
meet in annual convention here tomorrow.
About 100 delegates will be present. A
speeial object OF the Convention will be to
harmonize and unite the various interests
of the different sections OF the country.
The Convention will also discuss the FEAST
.bility Of securing lands In the West and
South that may be colonized by Jews.
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Ey telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, July 7.-Cotton dull; sales, 272
bales upiands, IL 7.16c.;- Orleans, IL 9-16e
Flour VI iihout decided change; closing steady !;
southern unchanged Wheat opened 1c. peter and
closed rat her more steaey; e0@9Sc. Tor NO: