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The Cnsh.Snaruou DucI.

FURTHER PARTICULARS RELATING To THE
LATB FATAL DUEL IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEW YORK, July "A special from Cam
den, kerSlaw county, South Carolina. saws
of the duel which was fought on the 9TH TO-.
slant, in which Colonel William NJ shan
non was killed Complications leading TO
the fatal meeting began over year ago,
when man named " einges brought suit
against another named Ellerbee for inju-
rics 10 hia person. which he claimed
to have r'aeieed at the lattcr's hr ds.
Colonel Shaug)n and Captain l..
DepaSs were attorneys for dars,
and they succeeded in getting judgment
against Ellcrbte for $1,000. 1t was then
discovered that al Of Ellerbee'S properly
was held by the wife Of Colonel L. Il. Cash
on mortgage, and there was nothing TO sat
isiy judgment. Colonel shannon and Cap
tain DepaSs secured evidence to show that
the mortgage was fraudulent one, and had
been given for the express purpose OF
evading judgment, and the result of their
efforts was TO have the mortgage set aside
on the ground OF legal fraud. The evidence
on which tins action Of the court was taken
bore somewhat strongly against the wife OF
Colonel Cash, and he determined TO have
''''"-N ~" ~ w" 'u"y &c WIZ "Su hH-
earthed il. He and his son have been en-
gagged in several duels before this one. He
arranged with Ellerbee to call out Shan
nan and DeplSs. EIlerbee accordingly
challenged shannon to fight him, but the
old gentleman refused on the ground that
duellng was against the law Of the State
as well Is his principles. Cash posted the
old gentleman a. a coward, who had Sullied
his wlfe's name and then refused TO her
husband that satisfaction due TO gentle
man. The old gentleman protested that he
had done no wrong 10 Mrs. Cash, bCt
wherever be went vile epiihets applied to
him by his enemy reached his ears. Finally,
goaded almost to desperation, he sent a
challenge TO Cash. who Immediately ac-
ceptcd it, and the duel took place as already
stated.
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CITY BANK or RICHMONp. VA,l
July 2, 1850. !
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il HAVE DECLARED A DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT, free Of all taxes. cut OF the
earnings Of ghe past six months payable TO the
stockholders on and after The ION day Il July.
is 3-LfyI2 WILLIAM X. TRIGG. Cashier.
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Negroes on Jurie. I'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, July To-day In the
Superior Court the first negro Juror was
called. He served with eleven well-known
white citizens, was made tforeman OF the
Jury, and brought In verdict OF guilty
against a colored man charged with burg
larry. In the next case he was refused by
A sa Gum (colored), charged with murder,
who said he wanted no Niger to try him
for his life. The incident caused much
comment. aud the addition OF the nsmes OF
intelligent colored men to the jury levies In
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July 1.-THE following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common to good. S4.50GS6
LeGL-COmmOn, S6.5OH$7 medium. SSdS9 {;
good, $40 Gsll; fine, Sl2@ sl4; extra fine, SIj@
sl6.
Sfemmfng-Common, s3dSf: modium, sea
$3.50 good, SSas9; fine. Sl0NSl0.7j.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTU
Ing FiUsrS.-Common. S3.50@s4; medium,
yi.50aS5: good, $5.5OdS6.
LeGf FUerS.-C Ommon S5GS5 so; medium,
S6aS6.5O; good, SO IS; fine. S9dsl0
UrdDperS.-CO mmOD, S7.50dSs.50: medium q.
sS.5OGs9; good, S9.5oM$l0; hue, SlO@SlI ::
extra sun-cureG. il2dlj.
BRIGHT O-MANUFACTURING.
Smokers.-Common. tsG$l0; medium, 500
sl2; good sl2GSl6; hn-. Sl6dt2O
FiUers.-t 'OmmOn, S6dfs: medium, S7HS9 ::
good. Sl0d sl2; nne, nominal.
WrdDpers.-COmmOu,s GA Rl5 medium. II 5M
500: good. S20at30; hne, Si0GS50; fancy, $50
ms75.
IPr0ODers. HzhOgGRV.-CommOn, Sl2HSl5 Z:
medium. Sl5d@ good, S22as25 fine, $500
$40; extra, S45aS5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for This class of goods Is confined
prluciDally to good old heavy-hoded lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
old lugS, S46Sj: Kentucky River lugs, 500
sl2; Kentucky River lear. sl3GSls.
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Fire I'm New York.

New YORK, July THE losses by fire
this morning in the five story brick build
ing No. 81 Water street are as follows :
Cabor, Bowles, & Co., iuie- and mating
dealers, Sj.f00; Howard Il Goodwin, teas,
$4,000; George =. Adrian Il Co.. spices,
$4,000. The building is damaged $4,000.
Building No. 70 Water street was damaged
2hnn
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General 4" Badly" Smith Again AT his
Posi-.

NEW YORK, July 7.-General (Baldy)
Smith, removed from the Office Of police
commissioner by Mayor Cooper, but rein
stated by the court, appeared at neadqnart.
ers to-day and resumed bis seat. A large
crowd OF politicians surrounded the build
ing and eheered him as be entered.
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Fatal Boiler ExpIOsiOn-TenM Men
Killed.

CINCINNATI. July "A Dunkirk, Ohio,
special says the boiler OF Il lhTeshing-engine
exploded Yesterday, killing seven persons
and wounding eight Two Of the latter
have since died and three more cannot sur
viyC. The engine was built at EaSton,
y. Y, was new, and had not been used be.
fore
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.sbeDeral Sheridan has asked 10 modify his
g umo3y that he cDce marched infantry
~ ~ miles In twelve hours in Oregon 80
~ II would read that be had marched in
10y Tor q short time az the rate Of five
= es an hour.
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Tanners TEST.

CONDITION or TUE FASTING DOCTOR OY HIS
TENTH DAY.
NEW YORK, july DIR. Tanner This
AFTERNOON entered upon the tenth day Of his
laSt against time. Hts condition at O'Clock
was considered favorable, his pulse being
normal, and tempernture from % TO 90.
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Arrested for Murder Committed
Fight Years Ago.

MOBILE, july IA negro named SyyeS-
ter was arrested yesterday in Pensacola and
brought TO this city to-day. lie is accused
Of the murder Of Officer Jerry Lynch, who
was Killed May p, 1872. Sylvester has been
identified.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.
Miss MARY ). BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase I'm prosper
iy from TO year. IL oera superior ADJ antages
IN location: IN ITS bullding- aid grounds; IA It's
general appointments ana sanitary arrangements
its full corps OF superior aud experienced teachers
is unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern Ian.
guageS, elOculOu. nue arts. physical culture, aud
instruction IN the theory aud practice 81 coOkiug
the successful efforts made To secure health. COM
fort. ana happiness It's opposition extravaganza;
us standard OF solid scholarship.
For fu particulars apply to the Principal for
catalogues f. lS2m
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
SCHEDULE,
CnMMENCING rnIRsnAY- LI,LY 1s.

COMMENCING THURSDAY, JULY lsT:
The AElFL leaves Richmond every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY al 9 A. NJ for regu-
lar landings on James river, Old Point, Norfolk,
aud Portsmouth.
The LOUISE lesyes Richmond every TUESDAY
and THURSDAY II \. VI. and SATURDAY
NIGHT at Q O'Clock Excursion trip. returning
SUNDAY ut 10 T.. ~ for Old Point and Norfolk aud
makes no stops at riyer landings any "trip. except
cry Point
Roth steamers connect every tin at Old Point
with the splendid Rsy-Line steamers for Baltimore,
which arrive In Baltimore carrier ihanN any other
line Uia James riyfr and I'm fall time Tor > A. NJ.
rain from Baltimore, to Philadelphia, New YORK. &,
and Boston.
Through Tickets on sale on steamer. and ~ Gar
her's Agency SIG Main street, and baggage checked
through.
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ROPEAN STEAMSHIP 11fETR
~ .-sssscs.ss
AGENCY,
s26 MAIN STREET.

rct reSeuting the following drst-cli,s ocean-stcam-
shp line: CI'NhRp, INMAN, ALLAN, AMERt-
CAN. WHITE STAR. ANCHOR. NEITHER
ANDS-AMERICAN. UANBURG-ANERICAN
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FiRST-CLASS, >FCOND-CLA~S, STEERAGE
Tickets 10 aud from an point, n Europe AZ lowest
rafes. SalcroOm. secured 90 advance.
Excursion tlckcts al reduced rates.
Railroad and steamship tickets to al points I'm the
United states aud Canada.
Passengers and baggage called tor. Baggage
checked 10 Destination,
Rates same a. AZ depOts aud general offices Of thc
lines. lie 4 3ml ". q ARBFR.
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4 Husband KILLED by His Wifc's
ISenrf

DENVER. Coll, July IA special dispatch
from Leadyile says: "Early this TUESDAY
morning. a. William Carter was escorting
Mrs. Dillon home from ball. they were
met by the latter's husband. A quarrel en-
sued, and Carter shot and killed Dillon"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuLY s, 1856.
High TIDE.
Ola
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 7, $50.
ARRIVED.
Schooner y. L. Bggs. Quil M. Nm ioIk. ron,
Tr,degar Company: vessel to Curtis Parker.
Schooner II. &. Sheppard CHyiOn. Phl.ddc uhl3,
pg-iron. Old Dominion IRON and Nail'M York. 90 ON
pany: vessel to Curti, Parser.
Schooner Marion Roger. Daniel, New York.
scrap IRON. Od Dominion IRON aud Hail-Notk5
Company: vessel 20 Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Joseph Wilde, Reed, Ne" York, hGhi
SAILED.
Schooner T.. \. Barrie, Johnson. B1slof Goa. and
lumber. Curtis Parker.
Schooner BrigaGier Morton, salem, coal 'urre
X Co.
schooner Commerce. AUD, bark. Phi Al, pUia
vessel from Buck & Christian.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Washington, -. g., NcWbtme, Washington. anu
1arhorO'. y. G.. aud al points iu Eastern North
Carolina; also. Tor Eastern shore OF virginia, amp.
ton. Old Point. and an regular landings ON james
rycr, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills b..
sued l.. o. TATIM.
L. 20 ~uDeIlufsudent
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AUUnftc SDprtS.

| THE NATIONAL REGATTA AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July THE eighth an
| nual regatta OF The National Association Of
Amateur Oar>men began here to-day on the
schuylkIll river, and will continue three or
four days. About 5000 spectators were in
attendance. The races were all over the
| National course. Is miles straightaway.
| The day, although warm, was pleasant
with a good breeze.
PHILADELPHIA, July THE first heat OF
! the Junior ,iu0le souls was won by Whila-
ker. Of PaNtucket, Il. l., in 9;0j; Connor
OF IIill,daIe, Mich. second. The second
heat was won by Fields, OF Perth Amboy,
y. j., in 10000 Elliott, Of Brooklyn, see
oud. The third heat was won by Camp
bell, OF Newark, Y. j.. in l0:01l.
The first trial heat OF pair oars was won
by the German brothers, of Albany; the
Fitzerald brothers, OF Philadelphia, second.
Time. 9:4f4. The second neat was as a
walkoyer for Levin and ChldS, OF the
Metropolitan Club. Of New York.
THE HARVARD AND COLUMBIA RACE.
NEW LONDON. Conn, July THE two
mile race between the eieht-Olred crews
from Harvard and Columbia Colleges was
rowed on the Thames course this noon, and
was won by the Harvard crew in 1897.
The race was an eXc-ediny pretty one, and
was holly contested throughout. The COM
narrative time made by the winning crew
is 1:04 better than that made by the Yale
crew last Thursday. The Columbia crew
heartily cheered their victorious opponents
at the finish. The race created but little
excitement, and not more than l 900 per-
sons witnessed it.
The CONNECTICUT REGATTA.
NEW LONDON. CONN, July THE IIar-
ward crew wins the race by boats length.
Unofficial time, l2:44.
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among which are
81 STAND WORK-BASKETS now 75c,
81 WALNUT DESKS now 7jc.,
~ WALNUT WORK-BOXkS now zoe.
Sl.35 WALNUT FRAMED CHROMOs Il Ow 75c.,
81 DOLLS now 75c,
soc DOLLS now $50.
Great variety HAIR-BRUSHES,
Great variety 1OOIH-BBJS
small variety NAlL.BRLSlES,
Crest variety DRtSSiNG-COMBS, -
Great variety PLATE HAND-MlkRORS. :
Great variety PLATE OlLtT-MlRRORS, :
Great variety LADIES M IA CHAINS, =
small variety LADIES WATCH CHAINS, =
An sizes LOOKtNG-GLA<SES,
Three sizes COCOA MATS. =
TWO sizes SILK UMBRELLAS, :
NICKEL ALARM-CLOCkS, .
HANDSOME SCRAP-BOONS,
HAND<OMF MUSIC FOLtOS, Il
HANDSOME AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, -
Great variety POCKET-BOOkS, =
A few POCkETkNINES, .
Large line TOILET SETS, 2
a few FINE VELVET FRAMES.
A few FINE GOLD-LEAF FRAMES, =
Five COPELAND CHAMBER SETS, =
ONE.BAND CHAMBER SETS. :
TWO-BAND CHAMBER SETS tdamagedl.
CULT BlRn-CAGES,
six pair VELVET HASSOCKS.
TUESDAY, July l 9Th, will be the last day Of this
sale, as the worFmen must have the building on the
18th.
Our customers have found hat we have dOue il -
As we promised aud given rs per cent. in all case
We shall continue This to the cad Of the sale, AMI
those not having availed theL ives Of this chance
TO buy goods cheap will 30 wei o do so at once.
Respectfully,
a. STEVENS,
sos Broad street.
r. San immense stock Of VERY CHEAP
PARASOLs. jy8
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, July 7. 1880.
ALEs'-i'0O0 Richmond City IS sold at lO71;
i'oOO Richmond City 81 sold at 107k; shares OF
Richmond and Danyille Railroad stock sold AT
'of 10 shares OF Richmond and D1uviile Railroad
stock sold at 7I.; 20 shares Of Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad stock sold at 714; 35 shares Of Rich
mond aud Danville Railroad stock sold AT Tx.
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EnlisfHncnt OF Volunteers In Greece.

ATHEN9. July The enlistment Of vol
unice,r, Principally Epiraies and Thessa-
lianS. i proceeding rapidly. Troops are
concenirati:g on the eastern and western
fr01tieIS OF Greece in consequence OF the
concentration Of Turkish troops, and also
To prevent brigand inroads. The Govern
men, has received information that the
Porte IS releasing all Albanian malefactors
in the ConStaninople prisons who are will.
ling 10 perform military duty in Epirus and
ThesSaly,
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CHICAGO's uALF A Mnn0N.- Chicago.
July 6.-Fde census Of tins city Is COM
ile'ed, and the official figures show popu-
TAT on of 500, $40.
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A MOTOR LINE. IF.

N -Sss4%s<
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sal every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS. 500 10 $50. STEERAGE, i2S.
These steamers 90 not carry catte, sheep, pigs.
AMI cytrc SATURDAY.
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT
CABiNS,S5j 10 sos. T. XcuT sion, 40 Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All StaterOoms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked AZ lowest rtic, 10 or from any
Railroad station in EurOpe or America.
Drafts issued al lowest rates. payable free OF charge
throughout England. scotland. and Ireland.
For books of information. plans. &C.. apply 10
HESL ER>ON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. y. Y.
or GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO..
or j. y. GIBSON,
southern Express Company, Richmond,
or \. ". CARRIER.
S26 Main street, Richmond.
nv 3-3m Richmond. Va.
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THE CLIMATE

~ Charlotte is usually very pleasant, but
this afternoon the mercury crswled up into
Ihe nineties, and but for stiff breeze the
beat would have been intolerabe. The
lhsrloite mosquito Il an industrious fellow
no attends 10 business all the time. He is
fot q native OF the soil, but car
sd-bagger, brought in by the rail-.
pays. The oldest inhabitants assure me
~ until the railways reached Char
PIE mosquitoes were entirely unknown.
now they sre more than plentiful. That
Fey do travel by the railway lisa undoubt-
Tact, and they seem 20 know by instinct
~ where TO leave the train TO find fresh,
and Juicy subjects, wholly unproyided
Z, d musquito-neis. have Just killed one
70 introduced himself to me at Savannah
y week. III. &. u.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEw YORK, July T. Noon.-StOcks weak Money
on call. "a Der cent EXchange-LOng, "a short.
4SG. stare bonds duh. Governments quiet.
bcsRtng.-Money, 263 per cent. Exchange.
asa. Governments quiet aud steady; new -.
1879; A. per cents, 1895 4 per cents, 10S4.
States neglected.
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British Cabinet Council.

LoSDoN, July THE following is taken
from the Daiiy telegraph this morning {:
IAN informal Cabinet council was held
yesterday 10 consider the state OF public
business, particularly the compensation for
disturbance in ireland bill. Ii is also
understood that the attitude OF the
Porte was discussed" Considerable oppo.
slton is anticipated TO the compensation for
disturbance in ireland bill, on a motion for
sroinc, into committee
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 7. 1850.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT WHIT. "a bushels. Ret, 1890 BUSH
els: OF which l40 bushels we're re-eNhiDlted.
CORS.-NtTed. 400 bushels; Of which 30 bushels
were re-cXhii tied.
OATs.-iO0 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels.
MEAT-5O bu~hcls
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

vine, SiGs4.5O: extrs. $3.50 superfne, ;iG
$3.50; common family. sj.750S6.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 7-Virgnia IS, old. 10:
deferred, 81; consols, 65J5; p1st-due coupons
s51; new 10-4O's, 40h; f0.4O's, coupons, 81.
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4 NOTED DIVINE SAYS:


Or. Tut.
Dear Sir.--For ten years have been maltyr to
Dyspepsia. Constipation. aud Piles Last spring
your Pills were recommended; used them. / am
now a well man; baye good appetite, digestion per-
feet. r. guiar si0cl>. pile, gone, and have gained
forty pound, OF 1e'h. They are worth their weight
I'm g0id. Rev. l.. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
They increase the appetite. and cause the body 60
take ON flesh; thu, The system is n9urished, and by
their tonic action ou the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price % cents. 3j MURRAY STREET,
my oq-eodtAp2O New York.
TUFTS HAIR.DYE.-GBAY HAIR or
4 WHISRFRS changed 90 a GLOSSY BLACE by a
single Application of This DN j., II mparlsa Natu-
raj dior. acts iuSiantau,ouslN. sold by druggists
or sent by express ou receipt OF 81.
OFFICE. 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
lmy 29-eONAp2OI
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The War Cloud In the East.

V"ILINIUN BEIWEkN TURKEY AND GRRRCE
CONSIDERED INEVITABLE.
LONDON. July "A dispatch from vi
emma says "In diplomatic circles here the
Dellei gains ground that war between Tur-
KEY and Greece is certain, and that it will
end IN the dissolution of Turkey"
n Berlin dispatch says: Political cir
cleS here consider war between Turkey and
Greece inevitable. The news from the East
Is not rcd- suring.'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
MobiIizing Troops In Turkey.

LONDON, July "A ConsiantinopIe dis
pa,ch to the Doay Telegraph says: "By
order OF the MiDi-ter OF War, Rauof Pasha.
governor OF Adranople, has commenced to
mobollze The Second army corps. He hopes
Nv tne 2O'h instant to have 81 900 effective
men. sqnadIons Of cavalry. and 30 guns in
readiness Tor the field. Offices for the en-.
Io,inent OF Volunteers were opened through.
OUT the village Of Adrianople on the 18th OF
'ast month. and the returns for the frs; two
Jays report l.400 enrolled. Troops have
oecn constantly arriving at Adrianople dT-
ring The past week from Boulair and Con.
to be stationed, it is said, on the
east ROumelia froniierv
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V,HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST RTGAGE Us,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We offer for sale limited number OF the above. de-
scribed BONDS at sos aud interest, the com pany
serving the right To advance the price from tine 10
time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe Sc
curity.
The bonds may also be had from any Of the othe
stock brokers In the city Of Richmond
DAVENPORT a CO..
myl7 Stockholders.
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DHILAD ELPHIA. RICH ->eE1a.

DHILAD Up Il A. RiCH- ~leE1p.
1 HOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM. stA&saek
MP LINF.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEk.-Upul further no.
e. The steamers OF This line will make tr Heeklp
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con-
npriiug ~ Philadelphia Nth CiYde's New England
inc for Fall River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Frcisht received daily nth 3 O'Clock =. VI.
- 4ES W. MCCARKlCK,
General S0u' trn Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI LIAM L. CLYDE 4 CO.,
Genera MANAGERS,
roOq No - Soutb M'h lsvos pntIaSslphis.
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WOOD AND COAL

A LDEKNEY AND ID u X ii A NJ (5ssr
"A COW fave years old FOR SALE: fresh I'LL
10 the n4ii. ABBY 10 X. H. MCKINNEY,
" 7-3Is 600 State street, Rocket.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA HOME INsUBANCr coz
jury 3, 1850.
VHE BOARD. OF DIRECTORS OF
L THIS COMPANY HAVE DECLARED 4
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT, payable 10 the
stockholders ON and after the lou instant.
is 3-7t q. &. MHERRY. JR.. Secretary.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP Inn
~ COMPANY. -1sSSA
FoR NEW YORK

ID company will dispatch oAe 0i their splr = d
d .lamors-0LD DOMINION, WYAEOkF MAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAb, FRIDAY. ano SUNDAY at
gt water.
ShiDs going north land at per 81. North river
foot at Beach street Ships coming south sail from
Pier43. NOr.h river, foot OF Christopher street
These ships arr entirely rev, and were bull ex-
pressly for this route.
They 1--we splendid saloons, siate-roons, and bath
TsOins.
Tie fare, accommodations, and attentions are III.
i.fpas-ed.
Freight received until q o'clock '. ". daily.
Freignts for points beyond New YORK FORWARDED
" ID dispatch, and no charge made except aetna ets
penses incurred.
cabin fare 10 New York 81 slssrsge' 50 IN"
O.
For further information spy ~
GEORGE W. ALLFN x Co. AGENTS.
uyIo once (orruarN. Ntllfn tocsetii.
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pICHMOND, YORK RIyERc zsua,

lCHMOND, YORK RIVERc [su.t
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. l.l.-.stx-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANrPORTA-
TION Company,
an Boston. Providence. and all New England cities.
steamers leave NEST POINT, Va. on each
" WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY a. y noon; con-
aecting with trains from RICHNOND.
steamer arrive ~ EST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston RIA Boston and
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
n. 7. DOUGLAS. superintendent.
4. II. GRONER. General Agent ana
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FINANCIAL.

POst.Ofice Box Sac.
A RMISTEAD BROTHERS,, BALTI
"A MORE NOTE AND BlLL-BROkERs, IL
AND IA SOUTH sTRBET.-G GORGE ARNIkTEAD,
j. RYAN ARMIsTEAD. members Baltimore STOCK
Board, Dealers IN Commercial PaDer baltimore
Notes aud Acceptanees bought; money 10 loan on
collateral Correspondence solicited u 26-3m
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DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVING BANK.l
RICHMOND, July 2. $50.
NHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE PER
CENT. free from All taxes, payable - The stock
holders on aud aver the Sth instant.
WILLIAM A. JENkINS,
is 9-IW Cashier