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rux DoIsas AT ARRAypAtg 4 Co.'s YBsrER-
nIY.-Mr. william J. Ridd.ck, Twentieth street
between Brosd and Grace, received one ton OF coal
General Rosser. No. II Ballard House, one beau
tiful chased caks bssket valued at twenty dolisrs
Mrs. Virginia Kennedy, Broad street between
First and Poushee, one ton Of coal.
Mr. B. T. Ainsly. Gloucester county, one hun!'
ing.case gold watch. valued at seventy ave dol
Lam =44. - = 81 3'-f- 80
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. = The
original appropriation for the Washington
Monument in the Capitol Square was
834s, ,2s1 80. OF this amount s204, ,45S.35
was disbursed up to September, 1861; the
balance of the unexpended appropriation
is Sl44823.64. lis believed that the next
Legislature will make an appropriation
sufficient to complete this work.
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OYsrpRs M gIAsUSDAxcE.-- Yesterday
ten schooners laden with oysters arrived
at the dock Our citizens will have no
trouble about getting oysters for the next
day or two, and we hope at lower prices
than have heretofore prevailed.
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WALLET BAsE-BatL GLIB "A meeting OF this
club was held on Tuesday night for organization
when the following officers were elected: b.
Phillips, President; James Turner, Vice-fresi-
dent; -- Thomas, Corresponding Secretary
Thomas Trimmer, Recording Secretary, and
Thomas McDonough, Treasurer.
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The ClYF RAILwAY.--The City Railway
contractors have again commenced work,
having secured timber to go on with. The
Railway Company is. now having siiis for
the road scut at 'Ashland, Va, and there
viii be no further necessity for Stacking up
on the work. sasS
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Commemorative inadver.
tantly stated yesterday that in the match
game between the Mechanics and Airing.
ton Clubs the latter. was victorious. The
reverse is the fact. The Mechanics Club
in game of six innings, won by score ol
IA to 10. This club is composed Of excel.
lent material, and promises to take high
position among the baseball organizations
in the city.
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SCHEDULE GONG SOuTH.-We under
stand that the Schedule on the roads be-
tween New York and New Orleans will be
changed on Sunday next, the 9th instant,
making close connection along the route,
and making the time between the two
points seventy two hours.
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NEARLY AN AccIDENT.-Yesterday, in
front Of the old store of the late r. n.
White, Esq, near the corner of Fifteenth
and Main streets, plank fell from scat
folding upon which some workmen were
engaged, and came within foot of striking
a negro woman passing on the head.
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cp,xn CoyoERr-Madame Ruhl, an es-

GRAND CoNCERT.-Madame Ruhl, an es-
tablished favorite in Richmond, will give q
grand vocal and instrumental concert at
Virginia Hall, on Ninth street, on Friday
evening next. It Is needless to say word
In cornmendation Of lady who, besides
the pleasure her vocal talent gave rs
during the war, has another claim-that Of
having devoted that talent to the relief Of
the Confederate sick and wounded.
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THE VIRGINIA BRICK COMPANY.-We
understand that this company, in addition
to the contract, recently mentioned in the
Dispatch, with parties in Baltimore for
5000, 900 bricks, have lately perfected q
contract with the Government for 2,0OO,-
600, to be used in the completion Of Fort
Calhoun, more generally known as the Rip
Rams.
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RICHMOND KNIGHTS TEMPLAR's VISIT TO
BALTIMoRE.-The Commandery, No. 2, OF
the Knights Templar in Richmond have
received an invitation from the Command
ery of Baltimore, TO visit that city this
month, and assist in laying the corner.
stone of Masonic temple. The day for
starting on the excursion, which will be q
most delightful one, is not yetfixed, but soon
will be. The members Of the Command
cry met at the store of John F. Regnault,
Esq, yesterday, and accepted the invita-
ton. The laying of the cornerstone taxes
place on the goth of November.
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ARREsrs.-Patrick zGrilliean, belonging
to company B, First bsttalion Eleventh
United States infantry, charged with un-
lawfully beating James u. Shaw, was ar
rested by Sergeant Howard on Seventeenth
street.. Another party, also soldier, con-
cerned in the same assault, escaped, after
being firsd st three times by the police.
Ten goats and two hogs were captured
and committed TO the pound. .'2''.'S ~ "
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Ex-PaEs1pENr MoSRoE's RExAISs.-T

Ex-PREsIDENT MoSRoE's REAAINs.-The
iron "cage," as it has been called, over
the remains of ex-President Monroe in
Hollywood Cemetery seems to receive very
little attention. The iron grating is rusty,
and lacks, what it seems would cost very
little, coat of paint. Those who have
charge of this matter should see that pro-
psr attention should be paid to the tomb OF
one of Virginia's greatest men. a1,s
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IxPpoysxnHr.-The ruins on thu corner
Of Main and Eighteenth stre1ts are now
being pulled down Mr.. William Palmer,
4 very entsYpfising citizen, i about'to erect
s shandsoms business house thereon. Il
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
!. IRBY, JOHN ROBIN A'DANIEL, T. c. WALSH.
JRBY, MCDANIEL q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 GRAyIER STKEET,
NEW 0RL A II
solicit consignmepts of Manufactured Tobacco,
and orders for the purchase OF Cotton, sugar, MO-
Iasses, SC.
MCDANIEL 4 IRBY will continue business In
LYSCHBURG, VIRGINIA, and VIII Do pleased 70
serve their friends as heretofore. ,cr,
oe 1s-aw# J. J. lRBY.
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BASEBALL MATcH.-The following is the
score of the Olympic against the Wcstham
Club, played yesterday afternoon on the
grounds Of the Olympic Club:
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kH- J. Il. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MAIN STREET BETWEEN EIaHrH AND NINTH,
has opened, and asks attention to his
FALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Beavers, Business
Coatings, whitneys, Meltons. Tricots, Petershams,
and Chinchilas Of the latest importation. spd GER
tainIy as choice in quality and style as ever Of
tsred Gocls-sml J.E DOHERTY.
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RF- LOOK AT THIS!
LIFE INSURANCE can be effected in HOME
COMPANY on a. REASONABLE TERMS as In any
Northern Company. Therefore keep your money
at home.
Apply at the Office OF the RICHMOND SAVINGS
BANK and INSURANCE COMPANY, under the
Telegraph Office, corner OF Main and Twelfth
streets. JOHN b. DAVIS, PRESIDENT.
JOHN P. G. Porrs, Secretary. oc lots
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!. CLErfIos.A Al > meeting Of the Board
81 IDiuectoss ~ the Bank Of Virginla beld
en MU6day, Samuel 9. Tardy Nj elected
1Es3i idsaAioG 49, baoE y plscs g -
6asidea adeoo1sod. s4fs s.stsss. - sls
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Is ~ EAsuTH0RITY OF AN ACT OF
s0SG-.as. March, 1860, incorporating the RICH.
be .ls.na LYhCHBUkG RAIlROAD COMPANY.
f,gs,s,,,,ssihed Commissioners win open books
Ell ~ TUESDAY the iStS October, 1889, ai The
Il ,EoHsss OF Gessrs Ro n. Aaury 1 Co.,
'Aaism B @1.sr I Co. c. w. Purcell y Co.. and
THOMAS w. MccAHCE,
HUGH w. FRY, }ssEa&
ISAAC pAyEkEoRr. Js.,
JAMES DCNLOF,
.a JAZZ 'siEush Hot! Dsaaps.
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THAMES poR PApERs.-To the National
Express Company. -.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST.
INTEREST ON DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
PREMIUM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE. No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
D. J. HARTSOOK, President.
D. J. BURR, Secretary.
B. c. WHRRRY, JR.. Assistant Secretary.
Tau l7-3m]
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P An 0S' ,,.' 'e'" # FBs
JOHN W. DAVIES l. SONS.
RICHMOND UsICAL HANGE
No. lss MAIS STREET,

SOLE agents IOI 80 f'"
STIEFFs PREMIUM PIANO-FORTE6.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PRovEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
With the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now In use:
General 3. z. LEE, Washington College, Lsxins.
ton; ...-...
D. B. PArxs BRO, Lynchburs; r
Rev 3. E. PHILLIPs, Virginia Female Institute
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and ]. O.
CAvBL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Sta unton
Professor 4. A. AhBoLD, Richmond.
call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
10 soiieited. Terms liberal. Ia 3-a
TRULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
IA OFFICE OF THE COURT OF HANOVER
COUNTY. on the FIRST Monday in October, lsss ,. In;
Nat6aniel II. Taiey, Mary j. Tsliey wife OF
Nathaniel r. Talley. John aess9e, india1. p
MsssSs Wiz k,sSsti 81 3gSn W. Ms
Minor Wisdom, John NJ. White, William Wisdom
the two last named being infants.... Defendants,
- IN cHAScERY.
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain decree di-
recting tie assignmen. OF the dover OF Elizabeth
W. N Ills In the lands of the late John N Mills,
and the partition Of said land among those who
shall appear entitled thereto. Upon the anfdavit
Of John T. Mills showing that Minor Wisdom,
the State Of Virginia, the said Minor Wisdom is
hereby notified to appear within one month after
due publication Of this notice. to defend his ints-
rests in this suit. r. 1T
: Acopy-Teste
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/. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

l. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r A. Paine. L. D. Crsnshaw, w. r. Quarles,
VIM. H, Lyons, Jr., r. &. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Welsl8er, snip,
w. A. Spott, Moses Eliyson' ). b. WINSTON
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin.
Z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. z. Binford, ]. w. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. T. Gray, W. d. fsnner,
T. y. Dudley, Alfred Moses, }. ID. Nowhn.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention of all In city and country Is called
to this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as i've
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. inte.
rest received on same.
Ossce hours from A. M tosP. M; on Saturday
from A. M. to 3P. NJ, and from to sP. n.
je 1a-d&swts
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WIN. KNABB 4 co., - =
w HnuAoruns.s o. 3. hX6V
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD AEDAL,e,syx4s =
~ GRAND D,ASpupsieHfs s'uAH pal 4:

ggIs p a NO b ~ -
These Inasxumsnss having been bsSSsS ths psblls 2
for the psst thirty yssr, have. Spon 0sir sxeea-
lsnss alone, attained an UsIulcHAsEp Pax;lnl. =,
Ixxos that pronounsss thsm unsquaiisd. ThSit
TONE bsi0Gt 81 81 lEsDts7
combines great power, rishnsss, sweetness. an1
ans singing quality, - well = great puriiy c4 r
intonation and hsSmoniousnsss thfousho0 ne
entire ssals. Thsirs L.g ,sorssI sai - s-Jas p
Il plant and elastic. and IL entirely ffss non tAs
stiRnsss fosna In % many Diaaos. vhisA ssSs>s1
The psysoEuAs 70 20 easily tire, In - sl51sg q
II wORKMAHSHIP f,z.,,sls.,
thsy ssnnos As sxeslied. Their seton b sUa.
strustsd with esrs snd stsshtssn - svssy -
therein that sharaetsTixss tha aAAst DsshAAtsn, :
Hons butths best ssGsonsd material . ussd In tAsR
manufsstuss, md they viii scssrt ne hard uessss
Of the sonsert-roou With that of ths nsioR uDpo i
IN sqaaiity-unsHsetSd In thAiS melody; N faa, !,
they are e0nstruoted
~. "HOf IOR Y8AR-BU3 Y0B DvuR.St ses'
All our Square Pianos lsys oar nsU invs0Seln
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble. ..,,,sns
Every Piano fully warranted for YlvxYxk9D.
- JOHNSON 1 CHANBgRLAYAH,
Sole Agents for the sale o. the above sslsbfsee1
Planes, No. ss1, corner Msin ssA ninth asssts,
s RichmonA Va. - - DEs ~ M 1a-aD
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT. = Yesterday
John Wayt, Esq, was appointed notary
public for Augusta county.
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RErAIsina rHE CApup1.-The repairs
TO the Capitol ase proersssing. The hall Of
The Hauss Of Delegates has slrseay -
sHjned . new apDeafaucs undst athei.as-
Ausnce e fssh psink sapA I'll The other
portions a the baildile 80 Gbcat
Rcing renosstion. sssHs sA--'
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ID EAD! r e A Dll

EADi READu
and receive wholesome advice whore to buy your
CLOTHING FOB MgN. YOUTHS, AND BOYS,
GBNTLgMEs's FURNISHING GOODS.
cheaper than any other house In the city.
The only thing necessary TO convince you win bs
to call at
Il. GREEN TRBB's,
Gil BROAD STREET toLD No. III,
BrrwRss EIGHTH AxD NIsTH srHsHrs,'
where he il selling goods at the following prices
PANTS.
Good Casinet Pants at el.B,
Extra Casinet Pants from ~ to ~,
Good Cashmere Pants at $s.as to ~, e-~'
Prime Cashmere Pants from - to -.
Good Black Pants at es.T,
Fine Black Pants ate4.T, Il.
Fine Black Doeskin Pants ct q. .Sets ois.
VESTS. lIF 49,
Casinet Vests ates. ae -.4tf'
Cashmere Vests from ESQ 70 ~. *
Black Cloth Vests atss.
Black Silk Vests ut 4a.so, f. E-- s.
Fancy Silk Vests at ta.7s, sE 81
Black Cotton velvet Vests at -,
- Fancy silk.vslvst Vests from ts.sstoG.
II COATS. -
Casinet Goats at W.se, ~
Black Casinet Coats at $3.50,
Black Cashmere Coats sts7,
Fine Black Cloth Saeh from q 10 ens ..
Cashmere Coats from % TO %.
Pine IA xsir ara Goats from O. 70 ol0.
Black Prock Coats a % andes.
!, Fine Black Cloth Goats from ei3 10 ~.
Y0UTHg AND BOYS CLOTHING. :
A full assortment, and At all prices.
- r CASHMERE SUITS. sff
All.wool Suits 1t ~, a,bss.ae7 ar.sas
Casinet Suits OZARK coIor) st eii, \
: All-wool Cashmere Suits at eH,
zSilk-mixed Cashmere Suits ttD,
Fine siIk-mfxe Cashmere Suits from % TO ~,
Light Cashmere (Harrison) steD,
Brown Cashmere Suits at ~,
Fine French Cashmere Salts from pa toe3s
Black Suits ct al prices. @
@ SHIRTS.
Undsnhirts at - cents, a
Grsy UndsrshiTts Ct u,
7 White Undsrshirts at from ei -,
Fine AIl.vool Undsnhirts as es.0t to0.
Red Flannel Shirts at ei.T,
Red Flannel DravsSs ~ ol.T, 1890 81
White Shirts st u,
7 i white Shirts fron ei IS to ei.S.
Pine Shirts ct from ei.A 70 es.sss
Jeans Drawers st - cents, .~,.,sl.
IS Pine Jeans Dravsn st from o. . elm.
Calico Shirts ct Lbs - Aee s4eSs2 ,.s-rss
! Runied. bosom ghiSts at GIN,
Cashmere Shirts. . fan stock. frsa u 10 q.
80 F@4f4I HANDKERCHIxY6.
White Hsndkershiefs at - ssnts,
Linen HandksrshIsib q = ssnts, i
Pina Linen HanAkssetlsfs q = ssnls,
Il SILK RsnlksTeh ish non y 10 oi.H. t
3e C0LIARg. sgsssFA 'fs -
Goldsnilh,s 0Iase1 g = seDts, se, AZ
A. =. 6rsyp q ssesnts, v-s = : I, 8 !,
EF GsnainA 0My's e - ssnln. y =
! aray's Stsnltng coiiass q eeesSiss ~
Linen CollAss txeA - 70 : ssnts. -
.1,s sCARyS IND x1CK.TIlg. "a
- a fuii supply. ~ 81 psises.
|. .sss susPlHDxRs. IS 5
euspenasiy ies = ssntste n Z psiS.
Yins white DsspsnAen = = ssntps 81 !.
sss ~ Esss HAN. X 80 ~ SO .
{ wo0l Hah Nm ssnls. ~ =
yssV sVsts fSo0 q - y =. ss4 s
I .IAAss alsssail tAeisss 1AsmI0wxyf1 Hkft :
~ buses, ~ s; - Is
], 4 fslI e1esksf H1f1a1ix 1ixAsaa&yAI1nma n
9 rnlclS 80 Iple q ~ -
4: .ss ] gssss .. \! : !! :s !: (!
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oc LThAw r. o. BOSWELL. Clerk.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 5"

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
TO and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and - far south a. Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security TO shippers, 1t has
Effected
An INSURANCE. OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company By each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such a.
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHGSIX, Css;I =
whose aggregate capital and assets amount 70
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against somrnon car.
riers' risk and security is afforded mover before
offered by any express company. For this 81
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE 10 MADE.
rHE NATIONAL Express ANDTRANsPoRfA-
TION COMPANY
II now prepared TO do business - salgsa
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
- can bs done By any other company. 3
j. T. JOHNSTON. President.
3. p. .IIcKLis. General superintsndant.
nv at-eodta sfs. b.sts = > =. !.
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Clubs. . . Is 80 = Tosal.
WssstFsn.......s vW1sIFR.1i .... 8 .
umpire.-,E. p. wilkinson, Of stenswalil s~s-
ofI ssorsm SsgU Robert Rlew, Jr., and G. p
Davis. Wsstham Base. ball Club.
..;SsS jSSspi; joSSs: oiSson i; Aiz, JOIN:
son, i; Dsrr, i; .0ri1an, J. Totai-olynpis, =;
Wsstham, q. -. :
Al ths snd o. the Ixfh inning. Btent - az
sblsi, and Hiii tOsk his pisss. IS sgI Is IS
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Fwy RSranoSp, 18th October. ISL
.r HAVE REMOVED MY Law OF
b yiCR 10 10. % MAIN sTKKET, tetyyee KiHhth
md Ninth, nsat door 70 Adkns aud .touthsfn ~
FcVhstSn WsisIesf. q. dsnuet. ana Hhitaii
kSh.s9.. insssaass AysSse. 1 sr1ys,x,iIptv nm, II ~
|UUOOD.T .TQHNIAa ExHqQTapSM
~. -. 81 III s6lEss.
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REVIEW OF TRooPs.-General Schofield,
United States Army, commanding this de-
partment, yesterday reviewed some OF the
troops under his command at Camp JACK
son. The review took place at 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The first ad second
.battalions of the Eleventh United States
infantry, and Battery F, United States
artillery, went under review.
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GOTHIC XIR-TfGHT CQ0EIVG ~ ~
SSrsiS a. ss5iSSyaiiMst nii:sstslss az cssS csssSai ji s -
ssssss:is sssl.: y 6: 2 III, e ~
superior, 70 any stove na1e - ~ ~ sSsS
sasi sis 4 = lsEas lhsIs ~ is:a l6a
sSS 6sass No. 4, ~ ef,sy y ees 4, y ga e =
::s.ssiass. = a.Ysi Hzozk All6se J,
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= AALsssr 4AYi6 x.3l:ys.
49, sSse stsia - ~ s'f|
nRUSHEA SQAR} - x !
q y isflsa; s ~: :ss ~ EsI. ! r r |
| $50. 81 {! : -
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COUNTY COURT,
NI 0EPrlNBER n, fsse.--On motion Of J. 2.
Hntnheeon. -onN Of tie sexurtt3ss % Wiilt&u D..
Hnghes, sdmimstrxtof o. Robert y. hpghsa, 90.
eessed tAA Court doth order ythsrthe eeid Wliitsn
Court Sithe next tern - show caase Why DO should
not bs required to give new bond and ssearasy -
sdninistfator - d0tesStd, tta8t rs - a
a s&.Vlvs a., - s q. y. sCLACK, Clerk.
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS. ...
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JAMES RIVER ITEMs-FREIGHTs, TOWING
RATES, &C.-It is o noticeable fact that at
the present time all freights by the steam
ers between this port and New York are
carried at from one-third to two-thirds less
than were charged by sailing vessels before
the war. This is the result OF the compe-
tition between the several lines OF steam.
ers. We are unable to give any fixed
rates, as they are subjects of daily special
contracts. i, .a
Freights by sailing vessels are not freely
offered, except for the articles named be-
low. A large trade is doing in lumber and
wood on the lower James. To New York
the rate is $3.50 to IS per cord for wood ;
$3.50 to So per ton for iron; s6 per thou.
sand for bricks; $3.50 to S. per thousand
feet for lumber. To Philadelphia the
price for lumber is the same as to New
York, and for iron So to $3.50. To Balti-
more, bricks, $3.50 per thousand; lumber,
ss.25 to 1915 per thousand feet. 10
Washington, lumber is $3.50. To Boston,
slaves, ssper long thousand; iron, "a per
ton. To Savannah and Charleston, cast
ings and machinery, $3.50 per ton. To
Norfolk, bricks, $3.50 to So per ton.
During the month of October fifty YES
sells were towed from City Point to Rich
mond, having an aggregate tonnage OF
6,5ss tons. The Virginia Towing Com
pany's three tugs brought up twenty -four
of these, whose tonnage was 1851 tons,
and the tug E. Ludlow, Captain Nelson,
brought up twenty-six, with tonnage OF
3,03l tons. Twenty-Five cents per ton,
loaded, is charged for towing from City
Point to Richmond, and twelve and half
cents light. Same rates from City Point
to Petersburg.
The river rose about two feet yesterday
morning, but had commenced falling be-
fore night. .....
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