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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03


NEW YORK, September a oon.-stocks strong.
Money easy Ut ca per cent. Stcrlng-Long 1901 !;
short, llc:. Cold, 1884! 5-2o's, 90, l22' Tonnes
see IS, cX-coupons, oC!; new, 5l4. Virginia 6,S'
cA-couponS: 50; new, u. North Carolina u.s. OH
Flour log,l5c better. Wheat a9!c. better, Corn
unchanged. Mess pork, S3l. '1.H S3?. Lard dull
steady ut 4l!c. ROsin firm: stratned common,
1856 strained. T2.37i8s 2.s0. Fre!Slts hrm -.
EreniHg.-Cotton quiet and steady; sales e0V
bales at 35c. FlOur-Shlppin2 grades advanced
aud more doing; supcriIne state, *tASC.a5 south
active and 5GiSc. better during The dav req scs!-
crn. tl.GlnsI 81; Illinois, Il SIS California. 81 IS.
Corn 4 shade lrlncr, aud rather more doing
mixed western, sl.lg6sl.ts Oats-Sew south
crn and western, Sl.o.Gfl.05. Pork heavy ut
s3l.S7s. Lard steady; kettle, loSI2.c "hiskey
heavy at II Is. Groceries quiet and firm: Tnr-
pentInc, 424.2.c. Resin, S-,S9gs'. FFctgmts
quite hrrn hour, per ste4m, 2s @i.
Governments strong 5-2D's, 't2, l23t. Southern
securities dull. Money active AZ car per cent,
closing III sharp per cent. Sterling very dull al
leOfTiygA. Gold active and excited ~ l55, With an
advancing tendency. Stocks leverish aud weak.
better feeling, but quotations are nominal On at
count OF want Of stock. Flour active and tending
up. Wheat hrln and higher; prime 10 choice red
81. SS@&l;55. Corn-Wh!te, sl.ls; yellow si?g4
Pork steady Bacon frm and tending up. Larc
quiet. Nhiskey, SILL
Virginia ss, SO lS6T's, 81; coupons, old, 453
North Carolina S's, II bid.
CINCINNATI, September :.-Whiskcy, sl.lS
PORK 3aGgs23.25 B.con-Shouiders wanted II
&c.,, but held Ut ljtc. Lard neglected Ut lsac.
LOUISVILLE, September 2.-ProSisions firm
mess pork, @jIG Shoulders, ijc. clear alues
lD.c. Lard, 2l!r. Wh!sHcy, sl.ll5G*l.b
ST.. LOIS, Scp,ember". WhiskcS sI.iiTA. ~
Provisions quiet; pork, $3.50. Clear .ldeS, is.d
i9c. Lard, lslc.
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Petersburg MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER l.-rotton.-Wc have no tran.ac-
tions 10 note In Cotton. the stock here having been
reduced to about iiftv bales. Receipts al ms p"rl
Tor the cotton year ending this day, S,7l3 bales
same time lat year -, Ill bales; total receipts III
all the ports. .. So. 500.
CENT, having increased. The highest price We
heard Of was 81 though some refused to sell at
this price. Most oI the mills are no" working
full time.
Uhcm-Wo quote prime white at sl.colsl.% ;
prime red, $3.50 Sl.55.
BenBs.-Eor good - prime, :!IS!.5O.
BgtSUar.-2s.. !ac.
EgG..-Thcrc is . good demand FOR eggs at 'oG
0ais--Tr quote NJ 55GIcOc.
ParE-Nlcs5. :3:Gi :35 g. barrci; rump s52@s}2 !;
prrk hog l2Gt ti!c. i, r..
| p,HHutS .-Nonc In market.
p,Gy.-Wc quote black-.yed peas at 81. 2sL$l.'o
stock, si,25
SiGirus Tur1cniiac.-s;cady at !9G!;c. Demand
W;goI.-Washct. 3oQ35c. ;unwashed, 23G2sc.
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Richmond Erices.Currcnt.
THURSDAY, September

THURSDAY, September :, 1869.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
all advance on our quotations IS demanded. Our
quotations Of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
ApDles.-75c. 0tSl .2JGI$2: dull.
.!lc0hOt.-S2. 5OfL$3 n gallon.
Ate.-Scotch best brands, piut:, - = dozen
quarts, IS.
Bacon.-Shouders. l7tGl7Ac.; ribbed sides,
ocG2Utc. clear ribbed sides, 20;c. Virginia hog
round, l7Gl73c.: Virginia hams le:12oc.; can
vassed hams, 25I2tc. plain hams 2.3g2Sc
Buttsr.-Prmc, 35W3Ic.; poor to good, l3u22c.
BsqGs.-Out of season no demand.
BrGndy.-French. SloW5$l3; apple, g, Wholesale
Philadelphia. 81. !o6S2.s5 peach, So.
Br0omS.-Three strings, si25: four strings.
small 81, large, 50; lyc strings $3.50.
BucLets.-Paintcd Two hoops -. esq =: az three
hoops. &C.
Bses,eGr.-.oc. U d.
Bdrk.-55 per cord
Concentrated Le,S-so.c5 per dozen By the case
C.1neat.-s2. 25GI -. SO Il barrel
ConIectiOnsrieS, Fruits, 6c.-Candv, stick, 900
2lc. II b.; fancy 30175c. Raisins--Laycr. Sj.I;
"a box. Figs, 2oI3Oc. q b. Lemons, I'll f}Oox.
Oranges, Sl2 u box. Almonds 2.I iJc. u d.
CUrT..-scc Corn Exchange report.
Corn Atal.-CitY mills, boiled, $i.35; country
mills, $40.
CLsese.-Sorthern aud western prime cutting
IgI2Jc. common i?6p l5c. English dairy lotb:vc.
CoJee.--E!o, EA12-c.; Lasuayra, -5:4t2G!c.i
CnTdifs.-Adamamtine, light weight, l7llsc.
hui! weight. .0642lc.; tall0w, l5c.
Eott9n CaTdS.-sd1ST y dozen; wool cards
e5.N9H.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Presidents SSoycments---vsrrin
Affairs
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, September /, 1869.
The presence of the President for day
or two ut the national capital hardly pro-
duccd ripple upon the political sea, owing
TO the fact that ii was universally under
stood that he would not settle permanently
until after the middle Of next month. Gen
eral Grant Will leave in the night train Of
this date to return to Saratoga, and has not
completed his plans for the continuance of
his tour. 4 great many invitations from
prominent gentlemen have been extended
him, and he will probably accept rs many
OF them as he can find convenient.
Political affairs generally remain OF q
stan&-atill, and will be stacnant until about
the tenth or fifteenth OF the month, when
something may be expected to create SEN
sations in the land. So for as the condi-
ton Of things affecting Virginia is concern
eli, It may safely be said that in the end
all will work we'll. Had the intention Of
the President been 10 agree TO anything
like cNGctjnE tcst-oaths, the Radicals in Eir-
c;ui0, through their friends in the Cabinet
here, would certainly have been authorized
t. announce such rs u fact, but the real
truth about it is that nothing further has
been learned on this topic than was known
Immediately after the election. That was,
that q majority Of thc Cabinet entertain
views with regard to the political situation
in Virginia similar TO those cditorially an
rouncci in several recent articles in the
New York IYiJnNC and Times. The mat
ter Will soon approach clear and crafty
ing solution for the people Of Virginia
The skies must brighten ere long, and the
clouds which seem TO have been lowering
around will assurcdly prove to have their
"silvcr lining" I.
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Hour,rIE ACCIpLET--A RAILROAD Con
pucTur HALLS INTO a BURNING OIL-TANE.
The Bosom Post Of Tuesday gives the fol-
lowing gc~tirulars Of terrible accident:
"a terrible accident occurred on the
Boston and Albany railroad lest evening,
which resulted in the fatal injury of one
man, and the painful, although not serious,
injury of another. IN the freight train
which left Boston N o'clock last evening
were F0mc cars upon which were tanks
used foi the transportation oil petroleum IN
bulk. The tanks had been cmpticd at East
Boston, and were going back 10 Erie to DC
filed They are quite large, of cylindrical
torn, and two upon each car. Across the
top Of them is laid II PLANK. upon which
brukcmcn and conductors can pass from one
part ol the train TO another.
Last night the conductor OF the tram,
Mr.. Samuel Preston, when near Newton
Corner, had occasion TO pass over one of the
oil cars. lie had his lantern in his hand,
and as soon as he reached the first tank the
fire Of his lantern ignited the gases which
were generated by the residue OF the petro-
lcum, and an explosion Immediately TOOK
place. The interior OF the tank became one
mass Of flaming gas, into which Mr.. Pres
ton fell. After the scycrcst struggles he
cxtricutcl himself from the tank and
jumped from the train, and IN his agony
rar toward field near by.
cone Of the employees about the depot at
Newton Corner saw him, and hastily got
blanket, and by wrapping it around him
succeeded in putting out the flames which
his burning clothing caused. He was
frightfully burned, but did not lose his con-
seriousness except for n few moments. He
did not remember how he rot out of the
tank, but it is known that lie cxticated
himsclf As soon as possible he was placed
on & train and brought to this city, and was
carried on Il litter TO the Massachusetts
General Hospital In removing his cloth
ing the skin from his abdomen and legs
came off in shrcds. His hands and arms
were badly blistored, and his body was
burned. After great suffering be died this
morning. lie was about thirty years Of
age, and ha6 a wife in Worcester"
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, September 2.-The legal solicit
tors of Lady Byron's family coy that Mrs
Stowe's article On the separation of Lord
and Lady Byron is not complete or au'
thentic.
DUBLIN, September 2.-Cardinal Cullen
forbids Roman Catholic parents from send
ing their children to the national model
schools, on pain Of Church punishments.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September 2.-The notifications Of
the convention for cable between Europe
and South America have been exchanged.
SPAIN.
MADRID, September Two Carlist chief
tains have surrendered upon the assurance
of their life and safety.
The Government organs say that the re-
Inducements about to sail will be sufficient
to crush the Cuban rebellion.
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Tl.e Weather and Crops.

W1LAIxuroH, n. c., September 2.-The
weather is clear and cool, with north
wind. Thermometer y degrees.
NV ORLEANS, September 3 The
weather here is cooler, with the thermome-
ter at IS degrees.
Reports from the crops in all sections OF
the State and western Texas represent the
cotton as very promising. Many persons
entertain the opinion that all will be made
that could be gathered with the present Ia
Dor. The cane, although backward, pro-
misses an abundant yield.
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EynciaDurG Markets.

ar-tr<T sl-Wr have but few changes to note
cxccpt I'm the price Of Wheat. which has become
yerv dll during the last few days, and prices have
materially declined. Many our corn merchants
are storing not being wilgto take present prices.
supply Of country Flour moderate. Our city mills
are supplying the trade. Corn-Supply, small
prices firm. Rye aud oats are IN demand at quo
tations Bacon Lard and Butter active. Apples,
green, Sl.5oTS2.5O. Bacon, hog round, 2g92lc
Buttcr. 3yna5c. Corn. Sl.2o4sl.?5. Corn Neal,
X 80; iIrw extra @sT ss.25 new family 10 .5oN
Slo. Feathers, G5G75g. F!axsced, s2.O54 ~. -;
Ginseng, -5WJoc. Iron, country, sM5sc. Oats. s.;
1s5c rive s!.O5n5l To- Wheat, white, al.!2tU
!l.l73 red Sl.27!0 Slt@!- Wool, washed tv4t-c.;
h,.1 aUSIasr.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Duel Prevented Frost at the White
Sulphur.

| Sulphur.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, September q
The anticipated duel referred to in let
| tiers about the press ball was fortunately
prevented. The parties we're Mr.. L. @.
Washington, of Virginia, and Mr.. W. W.
Glenn, of the Baltimore Gazette. The diff
Guilty was caused By some structures in the
Gazette upon the account Of the Peabody
Ball signed Planchctte," and published
in the Richmond Dispatch. Mr.. Washing
ton was the challenger. Colonel Pickett, of
Kentucky, was the second for Mr.. Wash
ington, and Mr.. Lewis Conrad, of Louisi-
ana, was the second Of Mr.. Glenn. The
parties we're assembled on the field selected
for the fight, when, at the solicitation of
mutual friends, temporary suspension Of
hostilites was agreed upon, during which
terms of settlement we're prepared by Judge
Guild, Hon. Allen T. Caperton, and General
Lindsay Walker, which were presented to
the parties, and were by them accepted.
Perfect reconciliation followed. Further
particulars by mail.
There was heavy frost here last night,
which produced quite scattering amongst
the visitors. DENIS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAM.
ATair OF EEonor at tho White
Sulphur.
WHITE SuLrHUR SPRINGS, WA, Sep
tember "a difficulty having arisen here
between g. Washington and W. ". Glenn
Of The Baltimore Gazette, growing out of
letter written by the former to Virginia
paper, which was construed as containing
offensive illusions, the parties this morn
ing proceeded to the field with view to q
hostile meeting. The matter was adjusted,
the following being said to be the text Of
the adjustment: 1.-THE challenge of Mr..
Washington and the epithets Of Mr. Glenn
are hereby withdrawn, Mr.. Washington
explicitly disayowing the intention of say
ing anything offensive in his original
| letter.
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Prince ARTHUR IN Nova ScoTlA.-Hdli,
far, n. S., September l.--To-day was OBJ
served as holiday. Prince Arthur at
tended q grand citizens picnic on the
grounds OF the Duke Of Kent, on the shore
OF Bedford Basin. Large numbers were
present, among them General Doyle, Baron
Mcquct, and officers of the French frigatc
Semiramis. The Prince left the grounds
escorted by frcmen's torchlight process
sion. Crowds throngcd the streets. The
CITY is brilliantly illuminated.
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Central and South american News

Central and South American News.
More Eas.!.guaAes..-Reco OF
CIrba Iy Peru.
New YORK, September 2.-The steamship
Alaska, from Panama, has arrived with
dates Of August 23d. She brings $50, 900
In treasure.
The Pichinichi volcano, near Quito, was
emitting heavily.
Several small Peruvian earthquakes are
reported.
President Balta, Of Peru, issued procla-
ton August 18th recognizing the independ-
ence O. Cuba.
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SnoEMAKERs' STRIKE IN CANADA.-4ao'1-
treQl, September 1.-The shoemakers here
have struck for twenty to fifty per cent.
higher wages. Many OF the employers nav
ing taken full orders at old rates would lose
heavily if these demands were aceeded TO,
and thew refuse
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EInneacZaeE, Ashley In the Hole OF
AEsiisarI asnNernOE.

VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA, September 2
Governor Ashley (Territoriul Governor
has removed the elected Territorial Audito
and Treasurer. and filled their places. The
officers Will contest this action.
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GuSBoAT LAUNCH IN NEW IoRE-CrBAS
RuMOI-CAsE OF HENRY LAwToN.-Ne7r
York, September 1.-The tenth Spanish
gunboat was launched to-day.
The rumor Of new Cuban expedition is
founded On the fact that thirty men have
gone to Halifax to join the expedition fit
ting out there. There is no law under
which they could be stopped.
In the case Of Henry Lawton, charged
with dealing in counterfeit money, Com
missioner Osborn decided to-day that the
non production Of the money by the de-
PENDANT, he having the power to produce Il,
was concealment, showing prirGa tdcie evil
dence of guilt, and was sufficient to warrant
his being held for trial.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
nY THE ATLANTIC CABLES,

BRITISH GENERAL NEwS--ARREST OF AN
AMERICAN IN L0NDON-THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON-D USSION OF TIE
FRENCH SENATUS CONSULTUM--THF
SPANISH THRONE-COMPLETI OF THE
SUEZ CANAL-THE TURKISH SULTAN
AND THE VtCEROY OF EGYPT. &C.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR
OF Mil,oaatkie, September -
General Lucius Fairchild WAS to-day re"
nominated for Governor by the Republican
Convention ut Madison.
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A soldier belonging to Fort Mcllenry
named Adams, while on his way TO his
quarters on Wednesday, was struck on the
heed with Lilly by some unknown person
and 90 seriously injured that lie died.
William Rogers, the negro who cut his
wife SO severely the other day, has been re-
nanded for trial. His wife will get well.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

SEpTE&BLR =. lse'.
Beec-inG;c. II n. gross.
n,ttton.-4IM5!c. Il b. gross.
W0gx.-l2!Nl3Sr u ID. gross.
zeal -s.USlB r head.
Lan5.-3yMSj Il head
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Foreign Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. September Moon .Consols, sSs'
Tinted states bonds, ai. Weather fnir.
1,vrppooL. September p Toon.-Cotton .
sh1dc drmer: uplands, 15,i.; Orleans, BiNEtd.
Red western Wheat, ss odmos ioa Foul Z 20 ma
b,ics' BrcadstnfYs firm. Tal!ow, AS. cd.
pane scptembcr ?.-Bourse fat rentes, III 7se.
HAvRE, September 2.--Cotton opens quiet ana
steady.
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Amount Of public debt, less cash,
siukiH < fund, and purchased ,,o -, -
hHud In Treasury ...r.........: E-,O'' .V|,''! ~
Amount Ut public debt, lis cash
and sinking fund and purchased
nnrae IN Treasury on The lst u!il- ~
-+1t"N'' NV -
Decrease Of public debt during The ..,a,,- -
mast IgDuiI . on1 va -
Decrease alacc alarc' i, I,t2....... 1850, IS 81
The statement oi bonds issued to tue Pa
cifc Railroad Companies, interest payable
in lawful money, shows totals ae follows
Amount outstanding, Soc, $780, 500; interest
accrued and not yet paid, $685. rs; in
tcrcst paid by the United States, a $751;
S22.5 interest repaid by transportation
Of mails, &c, 1854, 9G5.T; balance OF
interest paid by the United States, $780,
SJ6.77.
The Department, it viii be remembered,
advanced $ll ,000, 900 to disbursing agents
during the past month to pay the semi
annual instalmcDt of pensions falling due
to-day. Had il not been for this payment
the decrease for the month would have been
over 5000, 900.
Warrants issued from the Treasury De-
yartmcnt to meet the expenses OF the Go
vcrnlncnt during the past week were as fol-
lows: Civil and miscellaneous and foreign
intcrcoursc, $3.50 ,42l ~; war, $3,554,-
SCI 90: navy. 81, 929, 145.G5; Indians and
pensions, $Il,474,2l7.77-total, $50, 1885,
C52.l4.
The above does not include the payments
made c. account OF the public debt.
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NEW ORLEANS, September cotton dun'
middIIncs, SIC. Other articles unchanged colo,
laas New York sight, parGs premium.
TrvrPpoor- september 2-Ecentn1.-Cot
I-plands. I3sJ Orleans, I2.Gll33d. sales, II ooo
bales. including 3 06o bales for speculation and
nort, Common rosn, IS mss. cd. Flour. ass. "a.
RRed wheat. Is. lOd.Glis. Turpentine 2ss. Cd.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAR
I J RINGTOS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
10 islT Cary street between Thirteenth and virgil
MIA streets. for the sale and purchase OF pro1ace
and merchandise generally agents for kcttlewells
Gumo: pledge themselves to get the highest ma
prompt returns.
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HAVANA, September 2.-General Tutorre
has resigned the command Of the Govern"
ment forces in the eastern department, aud
Va1maseda has been appointed commander.
in-chief, with headquarters in the field.
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THE IMPROVED SINGER
FAMILY SEWING-MACH1SE
HEM, FELL, BRAID. EMBRo1DER. GATHER,
TUCK. BIND.
Sew with equal facility the
LIGHTEST OR THE HEAVIEST FABRIC.
Is SIMPLE, DURABLE, AND EASILY
MANAGED.
CALL AND SEE 1T.
NEEDLES OIL SPOOL COTTON, LINEN,
SILK, &C.. &C.,
ALL OF TIE BEST QUALITY,
for sale 1T
ola MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
C.. SHAFFER.
General agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
I'm
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MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINERY, &c.
AClIINE SHOP.
SLOAT K ADDISGTOS,
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE lll5 CARY STREET, SEAH
FOURTEENTH, RICUMoSD, Va.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
SrEhN-EEGiNES and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, VITA IL! kinds OF steam-httings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JuSrED aud REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JuDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ESGINE GOV
EgNOR, SELDES'S PATENT STEaM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Compsny's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
warranted for = year. We know thom 20 DO
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS In price
ticles always on hand. We also keep ii OLLASD,S
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG oIi.-CUP, for SHAFT
pcr cent OF OIL This is the newes, and best thing
now out. Come AID see 1t and u.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
my 10 A. JACKSON ADplNGiON.
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PETERSBURG. "a.

AUGUST Sl.-Ihc breaks the past two days have
been liberal for tho season. and Tho market. which
opened spirited aud higher OF Monday. has been
well maintained, and prices show dcc!'cI adj
vance as compared with prices two weeks ago. the
advance being most on working dcscr options. We
quote Tugs at :: /" lie. working lea!, poor II very
good. lUi to lGC. ; no prime suu-curCi opening
shipping leaf III 10 lttc. The weather Is very
favorable on the growing crop ibciug SO cold.
and should 1t continue week longer, must So
rioCsly iniute the already poor PROSPECTS Of the
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LNNCuEI.EG- "a.

SEPTEMBER l.--In.pcctcd last week, ending Au-
gnst 2lst. lc3 hogshcadsi inspected this week end
ing August 9Th. 20 hu.suCads: decrease THIS week,
II log>!ea,is. i:.cclyrdand SOLD last week, ending
August as: 1929 + loose, weighing 49, pounds
received AID sold !!s week. ending .iUgus: 43ta
go lots lcosc weighing 10. loJ pounds Increase
this week. 500 pounds.
Comparison o: inspection and receipts Of loose
Tobacco this week with last show decrease In
hogshcads Of /! and increase Ia loose Of q, 100
pounds
Market active and prices stiff Ut quotations for
all grades. New prlminrs are worth from u 10
$3.50 Some few arc coming In, and ell readily at
prices named.
Common and Inferior frosted lugs. $5fi!i: COM
mon and inferior lugs, not frosted : al; good
10 fine Tugs tshippiugh S7W:' common working
Tugs, !7GSS; good working lugs, S'0Slg; line
working lugs, Si01Sl2; common shipping leaf, -
I.g good shipping Leaf. 500 80: inc shipping
leaf, sl!4 S!2; common working !caf, $50 -; -0uG
working leaf, Tlgm $3.50 line working leaf Sl2W
81 lUgs bright smoking SI5Gc:2y. Leaf bright
smoking *-IIsjJ common wrappers. SlatL 80 ::
good wrappers, $2jnf30; fine wrappers, S5.G 80 /;
lae fancy wrappers, aOne Offering.
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DESTESTEy.

DR. GEORGE Z. KEESEE. gra- -
| J duate Of the Baltimore College OF .a111r
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided afternoon 10
MI nprrations pertaining to the practice OF den-
tIstrr both I'm It's relations 70 the NATURAL OK.
GNSS and to their substitution by beautiful sets OK
TEET'U EXTRACTED by the aid of pure nj
trous xidc gns when desired.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03

The Fifteenth, Amendment Rejected
by California.
The following telegram was received by
DR.. Macgill, Of this city, yesterday, from
the State Printer OF California :
"STocKToN, CAL, September l.-Call-
fornia hos rcpuliated the fifteenth emend-
meut.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03

GRECIAN BRIGANDAGE.-Not only are
the "Knights of the Road" rampant III
the Pcloponcsus and Acaruania, but they
threaten Athens itself. NJ. Valsamachi,
son of the widow of Bishop Hcber (who
married Creek, and manager Of large
estate at Ali Chcbcbi, was recently seized
and carried away by the brigands, who de-
mandcd On enormous sum for his release.
Passengers arc reported to have been seized
n short distance out of Athens en- route to
Piracus, and much uneasiness prevails IL
the former city. People have deserted their
country seats, and ruralizing is at a de-
cded discount. An Athenian correspondent
of al English paper, who endea7ors to OK
tcnuatc the situation, admits that 1" abso-
lutte immunity from peril is (only) coSxten-
siyc with the gas-pipes."
This is certainly very disgraceful condl-
ton Of affairs. We're few summary eX-
amples to be made Of the offenders the ef-
feet could not be otherwise than wholesome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03
Snow i'm New York.
Military Changes In Cuba.

New YORK, September 2.-Snow fell in
this State yesterday.