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Mayors CoURT-Mdyor Chahoon presi-
dtng.-The following cases were tried yes
terday:
Agnes Hore, charged with uDlawfully
abusing and threatening Hannah D0bson
and family, was called, and the case con-
tinued until October 1st.
Moses Baker, charged with assaulting and
beating Lewis Scott for trespaSsing upon his
premises, was examined and discharged.
Mary Sullivan, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and creating disturbance
in the first station-house, was repaired to
give security for her good behavior.
Gus. Miller (colored), charged with
threatening to assault Emma Lewis, was
discharged.
Elizabeth Hamilton, charged with steal
O'Keefe, was discharged.
Cornelius Pollard (colored), charged with
stealing one coat, the property OF j. Z.
Bennett, was discharged.
Bob ellis, charged with threatening to
assault and kill \. Walters, was dis
charged.
Mary Dunnegan and Julia johnson,
charged with fighting in the house of Mary
Shuman, were examined and fined S5 each.
Anna Hall, who was somewhat concerned
in the fuss, was fined $3.50.
Fannie Taylor, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the station-house, was dis
charged.
Eli Bird (colored), charged with assault
ing and striking Tim Mcmahon with an
axe, was sent on for Indictment.
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ANOTHER TEMPERANCE ORDER.-The late
members of the Old Dominion Section, No.
25, Cadets of Temperance, had called
meeting last Friday night at their hall for
the purpose of electing officers to the new
Order of I. o. Cadets Of the Temple Of Ho-
nor, with the following result Charles D.
Habliston, W. G.; William 7. Glenn, 1st
4. G.. Charles 3. Britain, I'd A. g.; John
W. Glenn, Sd A. g.; R. F. Sizer, G. A.:
John t. Beal, G. V. A.; W. o. Knight, T.;
W. n. Hablston, A. T.; Leroy Brown, s.;
e. Harrington, A. s.; W. W. Childs, G.;
Charles E. shepperson, I. W.; NJ. II. Su-
therland, 0. 2.
z This new Order will be instituted Friday
night, 1st of October, and the above officers
installed,
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The Virginia United States Senators.
From the Petersburg Express.
Reconstruction.

The proposed election of United States
senator's by the Legislature at its approach
ing session has given rise to diversity of
opinion and zeal of advocacy on the part
of few individuals that could not have been
expected when the question was first pre-
sentcd.
And if at first blush it seemed inexpedient
to take the hazardous step Of exceeding the
limits fixed by the specific: requirements Of
Congress, still subsequent developments
clearly indicate that it may be far more dam
gerous to the success of immediate recon-
struction should we neglect the present op-
portunity OF testitying our respect for Con-
gress and the President in electing such
senators as are known to be in sympathy
with the prevailing sentiments Of the party
in power.
Though we were originally disinclined to
the election at the first meeting of the Gen.
eral Assembly, yet the bare suspicion that
some questionable motive lies hid under the
proposition to delay the election until Con-
gress has ratified the constitution would al
most Of itself suffice as reason for advoca-
ting the step, if for no other purpose than
to prove the honesty of our intentions and
to defeat the covert ends Of an iniquitous
plot.
We are irreconcilably opposed to any
plan or any party that proposes to depart
one hairs breadth from the line of policy
which the people accepted in the election of
Governor Walker, and which their repre-
sentatives in the General Assembly are
bound in honor, in conscience, and by the
express conditions of their election, to OBJ
serve and carry out to the letter.
We, therefore, hope that the Legislature
will Immediately proceed to the election,
and that if General Williams and Mr.. John
+. Lewis are not chosen as our representa-
tives to the Senate, that two other gentle
men not less worthy may become the re-
ciDients of this honor.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.--Tho ami
versary celebration of Old Dominion Lodge,
No. 4, Knights of Pythlas, was largely at
meeting the knights partook of an excellent
supper, prepared by that popular young
caterer Carroll Clark, who is, by the way,
q member Of the lodge.
The most interesting feature of the cele-
bration was the presentation Of testimonials
to two popular officers of the Lodge, The
first, moss-agate ring, was presented in q
neat speech by Captain ID. w. Bohannon to
Past Chancellor l.. L. Bass; the second, q
handsome gold ring, was presented to Mr..
w. Z. Binford, the retiring Worthy Chan
cellor, By MIR. c. e. Wingo on behalf of
the Lodge. The speeches on this occasion
were tasteful, and received the merited ap-
Dlause.
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HORSE THIEVES BEFORE THE MAYOR
On Yesterday morning William Joliet alias
Carson, and Edmund Alley alias Graves,
were arraigned before the Mayor as having
escaped from Page county Jail, where they
were under sentence for horse-stcalinG
Alter lengthy examination the Mayor OF
dered them to be delivered ut the pcntcn-
tiary, and the Hastings Court Of the city
can, under the statute, indict and try them
for stealing the Warren county horses, I'M
der which charge they stand in addition TO
that under which they arc already SEN
fenced. Their terms, as fixed by the Page
county jury, are Joliet alias Carson, six
years; and Alley alias Graves, five years.
Both are young men, not being over twen-
tv-one, if that Old.
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The Virginia Senat0rshfRs---Gene
WiIliams-.-A Reply to Messrs. Rives
end Paxton.
From the Washington Republican Of yesterday.
AS Il statement appearing in the National
Republican of the 9th instant over the sig
natures of "AleXander Riyes " and "James
G. Paxton" purporting to give the par
ticulars of IN interview between these gen.
tlemen and the President. bas been consi-
dered by some rs personal reflection upon
General Williams, and as such requires an
explanation, plain statement of facts may
not be amiss. General Williams, who is a
native Firginian, and one OF the few officers
from that State who remained true to the
Government during the late war. was some
months ago approached by several leading
didate for the position Of United States
senator.
Before permitting the use Of his name in
this connection he desired to know that his
election would be satisfactory to the Presi-
dent, as he did not wish, by any action OF
his, to emharrass the \ administration. Ac-
cordingly, the interview referred to in the
letter OF Messrs. Riyes and Paxton took
place, and General Williams was authorized
to state that his election as senator would
be abundantly satisfactory to General
Grant. This is all that was ever claimed by
the supporters Of General Williams, and in
no instance, with his knowledge and con-
sent, have they asserted that he was the
particular choice of the President.
The substance of the interview has been
correctly given in the note referred to, but
the portion of the letter to which the friends
ofGeneral Williams object is where the gen.
tlcmeu assert that the remark was falsely
attributed to the President, withont'stating
where, when, or by whom the assertion was
made. They thus convey the imputation
that General Williams has been guilty OF
wilful Misrepresentation charge which
all who are acquainted with that high-toned
officer will not credit for an instant.
Whether MeSsrs. Rives and Paxton meant
to convey this meaning l will not under
take to say but gentlemen Of their stand
ing should scan their words when criticizing
u man of unimpeachable character, and
when setting themselves up as the expo.
nents of the views of the President should
be careful not to permit their partisan zeal
to urge them into any unjust imputations
General Williams is sincere friend to
General Grant, and at the same time claims
10 be 4 true and devoted son to Virginia
He does not wish to fost himself upon the
Old Dominion without the free consent OF
her people, and wishes it distinctly under.
stood that iii no event will he accept the
position of senator unless with the entire
confidence of the people of his native State
The facts as above stated may be relied or
IS authentic. This is not written at the sug
gestion. of General Williams, but simply
from desire to see justice done to gal
liant officer and honorable gentleman.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcEKs.-At o regular
meeting of Marion Division, No. 5, Sons Of
Temperance, held on Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing quarter: T. w. Seaton, W. p; Caleb
Jacob, w. A.; 7, A. johns, R. S.; B. A.
Jacob; A. r. s.; J. e. Anthony, T. S.; NJ.
J. Powers, T.; Lewis Betty, c.; George
Hooper, A. c.; Lewis Belts, /. s.; Charles
Elliott, 0. s.; John W. Glenn, Chaplain !;
Thomas Gordon, p. ". p; William T.
Glenn, l.. D. G. ". P; J. W. Glenn,
Thomas Gordon, L. p. Dickinson, T. ".
Seaton G.. Jacob trustees
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AMUsEMENTs.-Thisis the last night fthe
engagement of Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels.
Theirs is the best Ethiopian entertainment
now to be seen outside of New York city,
and those who miss it will miss something
rich.
Next week the dramatic season opens
with one of Boucicault's best plays as the
initial performance. Mr.. Frank Mayo, a
talented comedian, whose portrait has
already made its appearance in the book
stores, will be "the star" for few nights.
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D1CHENs's POLITICAL CREED.-London,
September 2S.-Charles Dickens opened the
winter sessions of the Midland Institute at
Birmingham last evening with pleasant
speech. After reviewing the history Of the
institution, and Offering advice for its future
management, he touched upon other sub
ects. The present, he said, was mate
rialistic age. His political creed could be
summed up in two articles. His faith in
the people governing was infinitesimal; his
faith in the people governed, illimitable.
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BATES & WADDY BROTHERS, at 1908 Main
street, opposite the post-ofiice, are offering to
the public one of the largest and best selected
stocks of books to be found In the city. They
have 4 line Of stationery unsurpassed in variety,
quality, and quantity. The teacher Will find here
everything he needs In the school-room.
The country merchant will find at BATES &
WADDY BROTHERS an assortment well adapted
to his wants, and at the very lowest prices.
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sE. r. SPENCE & Son, at 1900 Main street, have
made very extensive arrangements to meet the
wants of the public this fall and winter. For mer-
chant tailoring purposes they have cloths, cassl-
meres, vestings etc, in style, variety, quality,
and quantity, unsurpassed by any house in the
State. In their rcady-made clothing and gentle
mons furnishing department may be found all the
novelties of the season at The most reasonable
prices. At 1890 Main street you can get a really
fine and heavy undershirt at the low price Of one
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MARsHAL's SALE OF WHISKET AND TOBACCO.
The United States marshal will sell on Thursday
the Goth day of September, at % A. NJ, at Tardys
warehouse, Seventeenth street. forty-threc barrels
of fire whiskey, aud at Mycrs's warehouse, on
same day, at II A. M., several lots Of distilled
spirits aud manufactured tobacco. Those in the
trade will find it TO their interest to attend the
above sales.
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ROBBERY AT MARION H1LL.-The premises
of Mr.. John w. Turner, Clarion Hill,
Henrico county, were invaded by burglars
a night or two ago. They succeeded in get
ting into the kitchen, and carried off every
thing portable lying about, and then dcpre-
dated upon the garden. The plumber con
sisted OF meat, pickles, potatoes, cabbagcs,
and other provisions, besides an axe and
some smaller articles. 1t is stated that some
of Mr.. Turner's ncighbors were losers by
the same parties on the same night.
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MUSICAL ENrERrAINMENT.-Thcc choir con-
nected with the Belvidere Baptist church
will give 4 musical entertainment at their
church, on Oregon Hill, on Friday evening,
October 1st, the proceeds to be applied to
benevolent objects. While the music will
amply repay for the trifling price of admis-
sion, the object for which the concert is
given should enlist the patronage Of gene
ror,c MI blir
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IMPoRTANT.-Thc first invoice Of teas from Cam
ton riG san Francisco passed over the Pacific rail-
road and arrived in New York few days ago. In
this lotwere twenty-five chests consigned to 1sBoS
BENEDICT & soE, of this city, worth three thou
sand dollars. This Invoice OF teas was less than
thirty days from the time 1t LEFT China until 1t ar
RI in Nav Sort
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country merchants can buy OF them at New York
trade prices, and thus time and freight. Don't
forget this. Teachers, Of course, get the regular
discount. Our young folks win find school-books
states, composition books, inks, book-carriers.
&C., &C., as cheap at SrARKE RYLASD's as they
can be bought. Be sure 20 give these gentlemen a
call. You will find them nj 9l5 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THrs DAY.

CHARLES T. WORKMAN & co. will sell at 10
O'Clock a large stock of groceries, bacon, su-
gars, etc.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut
The residence of il. W. Fry, Esq, good lot Of
household and kitchen furniture.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, on
Third street between Main and Franklin, lot
Of elegant household furniture.
Q. A. GATHRIGHT win sell sell at 10 A. n. a
large assortment Of shawls, mousselaines,
fancy articles, etc.
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DEATH OF WELL-KSowN LAWYER
B. W. Finney, Esq, an old and highly
respected member Of the Richmond bar,
died in this city on Tuesday night after q
lingering illness. The deceased was for some
wears C0mmonwealth's attorney Of Pow
hatau, and had an extensive practice in
other southside counties. His talents were
Of high order, and his kindly disposition
made him q general favorite. The members
of the bar will meet in the Court Of APP
peals room at 10o'clock this morning to pay
tribute to his memory.
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HUsT1Nas CoURT-Judge BramhaH pre-
sid,ng.-In this court on yesterday Robert
alias Baby Clarke, charged with attempting
to rob Captain Widecnd on the Capitol
Square on June 9th, 1869, was arraiSned.
Case not concluded.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day Commonwealth Us. Lucien Toler, Us.
Ann johnson, rs. Charles johnson.
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Strange that people will pay from four to six,
and even as high us eight dollars, for whiskey,
when they can procure 1T W. ID: BLAIR & Co.'S,
Ninth and Main, their undoubtedly superior al
pha brand at T3.5o per gallon. We simply adj
wise you to try 1t, and you will find It as repre-
senLed-YerY fine and certainly pure.
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W17HDRAws.-Captain R. e. Frayser,
who has been prominent candidate for
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate, has request
ed his friends to withdraw his name, be-
lieving himself ineligible under the four
teenth amendment. He was postmaster
before the war, and subsequently served
Virginia in the Confederate army.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE R1cuaoND Posr-OFFICE SEPTEMBER
30, 1869.-Mrs.K Empine Sheppard, Dill
lon & Elicit, Miss Julia Corver, Box Al,
Richmond Va; Miss Corn Gornella N, Jones, New
Va. James 4. Ewing, Lexington, Va.
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NowLANS & CO. are receiving magnificent new
styles jewelry, pins and eardrops. handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
ment and plain gold wedding rings; rich silver
ware, In cases; spoons, forks, pitchers, cups and
goblets, aud great variety OF other fashionable
dc
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PUBLIC BESEFIT.-W. d. BLAZE Co.,
Ninth and Main streets, proprietors OF that cx-
cellent whiskey called "ALPHA," really deserve
credit for introducing in the market such pure
medicinal whiskey at so moderate price. q trial
OF 1t can but prove It's superior quality.
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4 Kentucky Judge addressed John G..
Breckenridge as General, last week; where
upon he suggested that hereafter all military
titles be disregarded in the courtroom. The
Judge acquiesced, saying he would adopt
the suggestion in future with great pleasure.
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KILLED H1MsELF.-Ycsterday morning a
colored man named New Bush accidentally
killed himself, near Roanoke station, on the
Richmond and Danvile railroad, n gun
which he was drawing across a platform eX-
ploding and sending the whole load of shot
through his heart. He expired instantly.
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NJ. ELLYsoS L Co. viii insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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GROCERIES. &c.

DUCKWHEAT AND BUTTER.-NEW
D BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. PRIME NOUN
TAIN BUTTER, "CHURCHV1LLE' and other
choice brands of FAMILY FLOUR, FRESH
and OOLONG TEAS, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by -
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
so % 52S Broad street.
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sun 3.oI IiIEH IItes. II. 4
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 20, 1860.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys & VIII
Jams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Intum.
Schooner George Repplier. Miller, James river,
to load railroad tics for Philadelphia, Curtis x
Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. September 2o.-Arrived, steamer
Kennebec Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
The schooner Nellie Brown, from Richmond, is
ashore on Governors Island, Boston harbor.
NORFOLK September %. Arrived schooners
Thomas Patterson. Mitchell, and General Grant,
Colborn, from Richmond.
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WILLIAM c. DUNuAM & co
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL, H>9FTs
calling ut GuEENsToWN, leaylngassEasssaes,
FRANCE QUEEN, UTLNETlA.
nTNNhRK ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 and s75, currency.
Stcerage passagc $3.50, currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S37. In currency. ~.
terdam and Hayre. &!5, In currency.
For further particulars, apply at the oinces OF
the company, % broadway, +. W. .. HohSi'
ianlW WiLLIAM c. DUNHAM CO., Agents.
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LEcrUsE.-General j. b. Magruder, late
c. S. A., will lecture in Richmond on next
Tuesday evening under the auspices Of the
;aot Young Asni Maximan Ghpss os aeSeo aslus0n u0
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WILLIAM C.. DUNlIAM Il Co, Agents,
corucr Mnin and EleHcnth streelss
FOR LIVERPOOL AND ..o, @sEss

FOR LIVERPOOL MD <<r,5@giGs
QUEEN SHOWN. SaILeAG
ISMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or PASSAGE By THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cdbin, Payable in Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown n..................slV0 w
iSteerdge. Payable tn Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. % w
pAsstCE ny TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
! t1"ornool or Queenstown igold).S so 90
u.lifaw Iyoidi' .......,...,.,.. 20 90
St. JOINTS n. f., by branch steamer tgold).. DO 90
Steerdge, Payable tn Currency.
u,iifdy - . Is co
st. Johns, n. F., by branch steamer. .:.." 80 w
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, ana
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
Offices JOHN e.. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, Now York or to
yyJTJAM T. DITNH6M I& CO, Agents.
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CoRSs, BUSIoSs. BAD NAILS, CALLoSITIEs,
GC.-Strangers and others afflicted viii find DR..
ScuULTZ's Office Nineteenth street near Main.
Operations and cures painless. Relief instanta-
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FOR NEW YORK.
I
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sSsGseasss sSsGseasss

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sSsGlleaasS
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships iSAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, MA G. A \ A, ALBE-
dARLE and HATTERAS, leave New York for
TrrfoIk City Point and Richmond, every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY., at .
O'Clock =. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, 1T high tide:
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms The fare, accommoda-
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports n
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT a QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ut the oihces OF tiis
company. ,o- co...,,,.
y. l.. MCCREADY, President, 1877 Greenwich
street. New York.
NLul lnl LlnNnntl 81 rpIl9.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-The senior partner Of the
Il firm of JOHN CURLE1~r, SON & NORRIS,
on account of III health, wishes to dispose OF his
entire interest In the COACH HARDWARE and
TRIMMING BUSINESS.
A fine business Is now established which can be
easily increased to much larger amount
good opening for an active, energetic man
with sufficient capital. Apply to
JOHN CURLETT, son & NORRIS
sc 3o-eod2w SO North street, Baltimore, Md.
VERY FINE MILCH COW FORRss
' SALE.-A young blooded d f VO I-A~
COW, two weeks to the pail second calf; gives I
some. Such an animal is rarely sold. Apply ut
I'LL Main street. sc 30--tF
DIANOS FOR SALE.-Two eX-SEsW
4 cellent PIANOS, manufactured byfT : TT
TWO Of the best factories. viii be sold cheap by
HABLISTON e BROTHER,
Sc 2a-3ts No. 9O5, Main and Ninth streets.
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Passing STARKE C RYLASp's bookstore day
or two ago We were pleased to see them opening
their fall eupplies Of books and stationery. Our
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PEEsoSAL.-Govcrnor Walker and lady
returned to the city yesterday. For the
present they are stopping at the Exchange
Hotel
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MARINE TyTELIEGENCE,

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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STEAMERS.


TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-GaTSIs1
Z MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR ksssSssSsszs
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES ,, RlvEE;-dhe itnsn, Ins.
JOHN SYLVE 4 Z X,
Captain T.. C.. GfFFoRP,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-nameo
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and tRl-
DAYS, at g O'Clock 4. NJ. and returns on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays;
meet with steamers for Baltimore aud points
North
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri-
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, So. SO.
FREIGHT
received TUESDAYS Thursdays, and Saturday,
from ~ NJ to s Z. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore and principal landings IN
Chesapcake bay. and Ill regular landings on james
river, ut reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Ercights for way-andings must be prepaid:
Apply to l.. y: TAIUM, asens.,
sc 81 once steamers "IaIl.
-vJTJJANT C DJTNTIAM M & CO.