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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-09

BUD CARTER, THE TENNESSEE DEsPE-
RADo-How He WAS KILLED.-The Nash
vile Union of the Sd instant learns from
Wiley Steakley and John Templeton the
men who killed Carter) the following par
ticulars rs to the cause and manner Of his
killing:
at seems that Carter had repeatedly
threatened the life of Steakley and Doc.
Charles, brother-in-law to Templcton,
because they had assisted in arrestlng
Carter in Alabama. The threatened par
ties, knowing how well Carter usually kept
his threats, were afraid to 20 about their
ordinary business. Strakley and Temple
ton armed themselves for the purpose, and
were on the lookout for Carter. They over
took him on last Wednesday night at jim
Clark's drinking shop, in Van Buren, county,
and about three-quarters of mile beyond
Rock Island, at the forks Of the Kentucky
and Sparta roads. Understanding the stu
alton, they concealed themselves near by,
when Carter soon rode up, and just after he
dismounted perhaps he had stepped into
the drinking shop and back AGAIN. they
fired upon him with double barrelled shot
guns. Carter fell at the first fire, and fired
himself three shots. The concealed men
then rushed upon Carter, when he begged
them to desist, as he was already killed :;
they fred upon him with pistols, swearing
he should not escape this time. lie ex-
claimed, 'Oh, my poor wife and children !;
what will become of them?' He lived only
ten or fifteen minutes. These two men
we're the only participants in the tragedy.
Steakley and Templeton are still at large,
and show no desire whatever to evade ali
arrest. They are both young men, and
under the medium size, and do not look,
talk, nor act, like they had committed any
crime -
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH-Mr. E. Fred. Wills,
of Lynchburg, accidentally shot himself at
the Allegheny Springs, in Montgomery
county, on Tuesday. He had been out
hunting, and returning entered his room,
from some cause, by the window. Attempt
ing to take in his gun by the same way, the
hammer of it struck the window-sill, by
which it was discharged, the whole load en-
tering the heart and producing immediate
death Mr.. Wills was member of the
firm of Calhoun & Wills, Lynchburg.
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REMOVAL or A DEPARTMENTAL HEAD
QuARrERs.-S LoNiS, September MIA
OF his staff, arrived here yesterday to per
feet arrangements for the removal OF de-
partnental headquarters to this city, which
will be effected about the lst of October.
On the return of General Schoield here the
Seventh United States cavalry, comprised
Of six companies, under Colonel Sturgis
and Lieutenant Colonel Gustav, will remove
their headquarters from the plains TO Lea
venwOrtA.
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Order from Chief Justice Chase Reia-
tive to the Texas Military Prison

tive to the Texas Military Prison
ers.
WASHINGTON, September S.-The follow
ing importa Mt order was issued Mt Norwich.
CT. The parties in whose behalf the petit
ton was made are now on trial before q
military commission at Calvert, Texas. for
the alleged murder Of DR.. Maxwell, in June
last:
" Er purte Ben. Bro,rn, Ell Wood. John
II. HnlHgnn, Granville Rose, William
AndreorS, and Philip Stonemety. Petit
ton for hn5ens corpus, ut chambers,
before S. p. Chase, Chief Justice Of the
United States, September G, 1869.
"Upon the hearing of the petition in this
case, it appearing from the statement of
d. W. Barziza, counsel for the petitioners,
that there is no good reason to apprchend
that the sentence of the military commits
sion now trying the said petitioners will,
if against them, or either of them, be car
ricd into execution until the questions
arising upon their petition shall have been
determined by the Supreme Court of the
United States upon the hearing of an
application in behalf of Z. NJ. Ierger
for n hnbedS corpus, with writ of
certiornri, directed to the circuit court
of the United States for the district of Mis-
sissippi, to be made at the session of the
United States Supreme Court in October
next, or upon the hearing of similar ap-
plication for hobeaS corpus, with certiorori,
directed to the circuit court Of the United
States for the western district of Texas, to
be made to the United States Supreme Court
at its said October session in behalf of the
petitioners; thereupon, and on motion of
the counsel for the petitioners, ordered,
that further action on this petition be post
poncd until the second Monday in October
next, at chambers, in the city of Washing
ton, at which day, or earlier if it be found
needful, this application may be renewed.
IS. P. CHASE,
q Chinf Instice of the intel States,
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ALL SAyED.-Thc story about six or Sc
ven men being lost, few days since, in
New York bay, by the upsetting of yacht
on which they were, is materially amended
by subsequent account, which says they
were all taken off the boat, to which they
held fast until relief came.
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Cattle EHuris cts.


MONDAY, September G--5 p M-Thc Cattle mar
lsct was active this week. and prices were irac-
ton higher; 500 head arrived and sold nj sim9lc.
Tor extra Pennsylvania and western Steers, Ia
SIC. for fair to good ditto. aud 5Gs5ic. II b. gross
for common, as TO quality.
Sheen we're rather quiet but prices were without
change; sales of Is. 900 head ut the Park and Ave-
nue. yards at iflGc. n H.. gross.
HGcs.-Thcrc was a better feeling, aud In Slop
hogs we notice an advance al 25c. sales OF 0oa
head at the different yards al SI3Gt$l3.5o. Corn
fed were unaltcrcd IN price, and found purchasers
at 81 ,GI;sli, so al 100 lbs.
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Iron Works Burned.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, September g. The
Allentown Iron Works were burned to-day.
Loss, three hundred thousand dollars. Ii
throws one thousand men out of employ
ment. The company owning the works
paid one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars per month wages.
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ARRAY At 4 AMP-MEETING.-On Sun
day night an ARRAY took place on the Nor
ri8dale pa y camp-grounds, during religious
services, between a party OF whites and
blacks. The result of the conflict was the
mortal wounding of Charles Brown, who
YES shot by white man named Samuel
Castor. Two white men, named William
Sheppard and William s. Anthony, and a
negro named Henry White, were severely
injured.
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NEW Work.

MONDAY, September 6.-BCef Cattle were IN tolc-
rably active demand, and with only moderate ar
rivals prices were quite steady at l5!@l6:c. for
prime and extra. li!MLl5tc. for fair to good and
ia; l4c. for inferior To ordinary. The major part
of The offerings fair 10 good In quality.
Sheep were steady, with Il fail demand. Prime
and extra were quoted at Ga DC. common to goOd
at JdGc., and interior At iMIl.
Lambs were selling at from - to &c.
Swine were quiet nj 06t Zoe. for common to prime,
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Foreign sIarketZTBY TELEGRAPH.

United States bonds. 62i. Sugar. aloat, 9:S. Cd.
LONDON, September 8.--EceHing -Consols, 92t.
United States bonds, S2!. SuSar-pn the spot
huoyant at !0s. a ;os. Cd ;tloat 23s. 2ss 3D. Com
mon Rosin, IS. 9d.@Gs. Turpentine, 26s. 6d.@
2Gs. cd.
LIVERPOOL, September -NoOn.-Cotton dull !;
uplands, bid; Orleans, i3jW!3id; estimated sales
5000 bales. 4 SternOOn.-Cotton dull uplands.
l3sd. Orleans, l3i6l3sd. sales won't exceed
1900 bales. Red western wheat, Qs. lodges. Id.
Lard, 7Cs
LIVERPOOL, September .-Erening.-Cotton
dull uplands, l3sd. Orleans, l33all5s.: sales 1000
bales. Provisions and Naval Stores dull.
PARIS September s.-Ajlernoon.- cx-
cited; rcntcs. G7f. Csc.
Erening. trmer; rentes, 7Of. &c.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED
FOR MRs. RAwLINs.-Nelo York., Septem-
Der AT meeting held at the Sub-Trca-
sury to-day a proposition to raise $50, 600
for Mrs. Rawlius was carried unanimously,
and SIS, coo were subscribed on the spot,
including a subscription from President
Grant Of 81, 600, received by telegraph from
Washington.
Al the public buildings will be closed to-
morrow and Thursday.
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THE SuooTISG DIFF1cr1TY-We

THE SHOOTING DIFFICULTY.-We are
sorry to hear that Messrs. Clay and Elliott,
the parties to the shooting ARRAY at Toma-
hawk last Saturday, are both severely in
jured, and it is not believed that Elliott
will survive his injuries. Clay is rot yet
able to lie down, by reason of the wound in
his neck. No arrest has been made
Lpchburg Republican Of Wednesday.
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The Philadelphia Assassination.

PHILADELPHIA, September S.-A!l par
ties arrested as implicated in the assassi-
nation of the revenue officer Brooks have
been discharged.
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s'llEa.

New YORK, September 8.-A private
dispatch from Havana to FL Cronista
(hc Spanish organ) says that Cespcdcs and
Orncsada with six thousand men were re-
pulsed from Los Tunas with the loss Of five
hundred men, many arms, and several
flags.
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The weather South.

AUGUSTA, GA, September S.-The wea-
Their here is cool and pleasant.
WILMINGTON, N. c., September S.-Thc
weather is clear, with south wind. Their
mometer eighty-two degrees.
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Marine Accident.

WILMINGTON, N. c., September S.-The
cargo Of the steamship Pioneer, for Phila-
del hia, aground at New Inlet bar, is being
lightened. The vessel is not in critical
condition, and will be gotten off unless the
wind changes and drives her further ashore.
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A NEGRO DRowNED.-A negro man fell
from a canal schooner at India wharf, Nor
folk, On Monday night, and was drowned
before assistance could be rendered him.
He was only known by the name of Jack.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TUST PUBLISHED,

- BY WEST & JOHNSTON.
NEW VIRGINIA LAW BOOK.
The Law and Practice of ATTACHMENT un-
der the Code of Virginia and OF Bail Injunction
In analogous cases wherein Attachment Is not
available: with variety of ali necessary forms.
Also the Law of Attachment under the new Code
of Vest Virginia. with explanatory references TO
the context, by John Warwick Daniel, ofthe Lynch
burg Bar.
#7+ = II have read with much interest the
Law Of Attachment, by John W. Daniel, Esq,
= and VIII prove to be ofgredt practical rd!me.
I take great pleasure In recommending II 10 the
profession. WILLIAM L. oofNES.'
volume. svo. Law sheep. 305 PIP. Si.5o
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
THE BANKRUPT REGISTER, 1867 -ls69. Vol
umes and 2 and SUPPLEMENT, with complete
Index. SO. ,,, ~,
Subscriptions received to the BANKRUPT RE-
GISTER. Price per annum. 81.
we keep on hand wcil-selected stock OF Law
Books and ct the lowest prices.
New books received rs soon as published
Orders promptly executed when addressedto
WEST & JOHNSTON, 1905 Main street.
SEPT two doors above post-oflice.
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ARRESTED FOR LoTTEEY-VENDING.-Cion-
cord, y. H., September 7.--Abbott Love
Joy, cf Baltimore, was arrested ut Milford
on Saturday ana taken to Baltimore by
Marshal Patterson, charged with illegally
vending Kentucky lottery tickets.
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PREACHERS, STUDENTS, ,..u.

AND
BOOK-BUYERS GENERALLY,
will please take notice that
STARKE & RYLAND,
No. 915 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
are prepared to furnish them anything In the
BOOK AND STATIONERY LINE
ut the lowest market price.
Our stock of SClOOL-BOOkS Is very COM
plctc. comprising the most approved textbooks
In Arithmetic, Algebra, Anatomy. Astronomy,
bookkeeping. Botany, Chemistry Composition
Elocution, Geography, Geology, GEOMETRY, Grani
mar and Etymology; History: Literature and
Art Moral and Mental Philosophy, Natnra!
Philosophy. Spelling, Reading, French, Spanish,
German, Italian. Latin, and Greek.
STATES, COPY-BOOKS,
COMPOSITION BOOKS. INKS,
WRITING PAPERS. PENCILS. PENS,
INKSTANBS in great variety, and rs cheap
as they can be bought In the city. ,,,,, :,
A splendid assortment of FAIRCHILD'S CELE-
BRATED GOLD PENS always on hand.
Call and examine our stock, or send for cata-
loguc.
Country orders promptly filled.
Liberal discounts to teachers.
Address STARHE Il RYLAND,
Sct-6w Richmond, Va.
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Railroad Accident.

New ORLEANS, September S.-Iester-
days down freight train on the Jackson
road broke through the trestle above Ken
nersville, took fire, and four cars and con-
tents were consumed.
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A NEGRO Boy WHIPPED TO DEATH BY
his FATHER.-Justice Robinson, acting
coroner was yesterday called upon to hold
an inquest on the body of negro boy, aged
about nine years, at the w. b. Taylor place,
on tie Norman Bridge road. The boys
name was Gus. Buniy, and the verdict Of
the corone,1. ;,,,,, ,vos thof ha came IN hig
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, -9FFS
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving SsSssEssfahe
pier Al North river every Saturday
FRANCE QUEEN, HELFET1A,
DENMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 and S'5 currency.
Steerage passage. $3.50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S37. In currency. -.
Stceragc passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, hot-
tcrClam and IIavre Si5, In currency.
For rurthcr particulars, apply ut the offices OF
the company, 80 Broadway +. w. .. HURST,
Manager, or TO az -.
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DEEF UAMS.-SUGAR-CURED BEEF
D HAMS of superior quality, dried and smoked,
just received by ,,,.,,,,,,.c co
nh 81 coo Broad street.
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ERESH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TRESH TIONS.-kELLUGG
Z Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation. large additions TO their
STOCK, and are prepared to offer special induce
ments to buyers. Now and handsome patterns Of
Dinner, Tea aud Toilet Sets In rich. decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, Of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated lee
Pitchers, Walters, Goblcts, Forks, Spoons &c. !;
RcgriSerators, Wnter-Coolcrs, Casters, Lamps,
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-keepcrs, and house
keepers VIII consult their interests by calling on
lis. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street. Richmond, Va.
EDWARD 3. TAYLOR and u, G. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen, myl9
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Death Of Senator FcSsenGen.

PORTLAND, Me-, September S.-William
| Pitt Fesscnden, United States senator from
this State, died last night.
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CROCK ERY. &c.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
- large and wcll-assorted stock Of
SILSER-pLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EaRTHENWARE,
which am Offering as low as they can be obtained
in New York. to which l wonld respectfully call
the attention OF the trade and public generally,
pledgng myself to sell as low aud give IS good ar
ticles for the money any other establishment In
the State Give ne call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
IL O. T. GARY
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svlxES AND LEnUGRS,

I Q L 0 Il $
FRENCH RRANDY-Otrrd, Dupuy &c Co.,
eight years old:
BUMEhi.UNEE Wi!ISKEI-old and mel
low
Wilson'S superior RYE WIISKEY,
u barrels MEDIUM WIiISkEI,
- barrels LOW GRADE WHISKEE,
) quarter c;Sk, superior SHERRY,
Piper lIciGsici CHAMPAGNE,
Celebrated Green Seal CHAMPAGNE,
Creme dc Bouziu CHAMPAGNE.
Guinness STOUT Bass & YoUngcr's PALE
ALE, ~
for sale H.: CHAMBERLAl NJ JONES,
scG-lw 1916 and 1915 Cary street.
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VILLAIN G. DUNHAM 4 CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets,
FOR LIVERPOOL AND e,

QUEENSTOWN SAEIG.
ISMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, sAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable In Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown: sioo w
!Stee-age. Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown ..................Y 90 w
PASSAGE By TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
irarnooI or oneen stown S so 90
E,,i,aPY ~ .... 20 90
81. Johns, y. f., BY branch steamer......" ~ w
Steerdge, Payable in Currency.
uolifaW " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 90
St Jnhn:s y y Inv branch steamer ~ 20 90
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further information apply ut the Company's
Offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
IS broadway, New YORK or TO
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The Pennsylvania Mining Accident
All the Miners Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, September S.--A special
telegram says that the Avondale mines
were opened this morning. The miners
arc all dead.
SCRANTON, Pa, September Sit now
appears that the efforts to save the miners
caused their death. The volume of ali
sent down for ventilation carried the fumes
from the burning shaft into the mines
Nothing is now being done except throwing
watcrdown the shaft. Blue damp is ascend
ing, making the approach to the mouth Of
the mine dangerous.
Two bodies Of miners have been brought
up to the surface, swellcd beyond rccogni-
ton, and their mouths filled with clottcd
blood.
SprOuH DiSuntcG
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FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sssa2G
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships lsAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGA Z A, Abe
MARIE, and HATTEEAs, leave New YORK Joe
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.. at
O'Clock p. il. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda-
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed. .
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered At A QUAK-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices OF this
company.
n. L. McCREApY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
afp and Ipca emf str
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Failure OF Bankers,

ST. LOUIS, September 81. A. Benoit s
Co., bankers here, have failed.
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STEAMERS.

WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO.,
wv GENERAL SHiPPISG
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. PoST-OFFICE Box a.
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WOODHOUSE S PARHAM have in tn

M UUDHUUSE q TNNIllhM NlVV III tIIe
w same building with their bookstore COM
plete BOok-BlNDERI and BLANk-Booh
NANIJFACT Glory, appointed with modern tools
and machinery. which, with good workmen, enable
| them to execute orders for FIRST-CLASS w DIRK
| on rs good terms the best houses anywhere.
Merchants. bankers, railroad and insurance
offices clerks of courts and others, can have their
| books made here to any pattern desired.
A good stock of blank -hooks of regular forms can
| always be found on their shelves ready for use.
| iyo7
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MARYLAND SUGAR-CURED HAMS
WI small sizes and choice quality. .l,
nm - SHIELDS, STEVENS K co.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
old DOMINION CIDER MILLS.

Up to this time have been unable 70 bil
promptly our orders for this uncquailed PORT.
ABLE CIDER MILL on account oil me demand
Bv increasing the force working on them we
shall from this time be able TO ship promptly, ana
are invited to send for an OLD DOMINION. 1t
took the first premium at Staunton from the au-
g,lsta County Society, and was also awarded last
Year the first premium by the Rockbridge Agri-
cultural Society--the committees In both cases
being some Of the best farmers and fruit-growers
I'm the State. Every mill warranted.
Those to whom this Mill is not known are lnVltea
TO write for catalogue, which gives cuts ana full
description.
II. M. SMITH < CO., Manufacturing,
au2a Box 8, Richmond, Va.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACH
" ERS, and others, will find ut No. 1918 Main
street full stock of goods, such rs
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS. PAPER, ENVELOPES,
PENS. INK. BONNET BOARDS, &C.
BLANK BOOKS for banks, clerks, and mer.
chants. made to order ut short notice.
an l3--d&w J. w. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
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NFARsH'S MUSIC STORE. No. 91s Main
lfI street, Richmond, Branch OF MARSHS CO.,
Philadelphia. MUSIC and MUSIC BOohs from
all publishers in the United States, and musical
merchandise of every description.
Orders by mali promptly executed.
j. MARSH. ols Main street,
60 7-eodtOctl Richmond, Va.
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SEPTEMBER T-P. M.-Grdin.--The Wheat mar.
kct Is heavy and 23c. better sales of SO 900 bush
els at sl.42@Sl45 for No. spring; Sl.5SSl.G GO fol-
amber Tennessee; 81. 55M Sl.57 for winter red anc
Is very scarce and lc higher sales OF H. 900 bush.
els at S.O56$lOS for uusound new mi xed western,
and 81 .2oM$l.2 90 for sound do; sl25 for western
yellow. Rye Is dull and nominal. Barley is nomt-
nal Barley Malt Is nominal. Oats opened steady
closed heavy and lower sales of 90 900 bushels al
GJG 6Sc. for new southern and western
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GALL FOR THE Xxx BRAND.
Xxx RYE. W ii S X + Y.
xxx RYE WIIlSK Z Y .

l am now selling PURE RYE WHlShEl
manufactured By myself. 1t can be had at the fol-
lowing houses: -
JOHN VI. HIGGINS, J.. HARVEY CO.
WALKER < SAUNDERS, 4. \. HUTCHINSON,
WINSTON Il POWERS, JOHN w. WILKES,
L. W SERLAEDER
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
sls= = Nl'a7 = - - -
CEMENT

| GEMENT.-The celebrated GROUND.
CT0P" HYDRAULIC GENE ST-nsea by Tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the baittsnofe anu
ment hu iIdings at Washington, eQnal to ths Hos
sendslc In sll other respects and superior 70 " N
os'e' Aafhasaso " " j. 8. POWELL, !.
Manufactured Astrih,
aus,--1m l2ll MatA EkkS.s
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i'' William c. DURHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
LONDONDERRY


THE ANCHOR LINE.
Fayorlte Clyde built passenger steamers are In"
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20 North river, at IL O'Clock VI.
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool Glasgow, or Derry, 800 and
SIS. so,
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, Sleo
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
$S5. 80
prcpaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers bookcdto and from Hamburg, Hayre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., ut very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
tain.
For further Information apply ut the company,s
Offices No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DERsOS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM L co, Agents.
ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE, HENRY 4 FLAMANT,
81 BR IADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills of ladlng given from Richmond 70
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, anu
other freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Gable kilograms forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the PACING coast,
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Frelghts forwarded to all parts or the Unitea
States and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM G. DURHAM & CO.. Agents,
au2s corner Main and Eleventh streets.