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The Commercial Convention.

CtNcINSATI, Oct. S.-The name Of the
COMMERCIAL Convention has been changed
from Southern to National by an unanimous
vote, which was greeted with applause.
TIE Convention will meet in Baltimore
next year, and has adjourned sine die.
There was grund banquet last night.
The Committee on Il Continuous Water
line Communication between the Missis-
sippi and Atlantic Seaboard presented re-
rCrt in favor Of untaXed water communira.
ticn from the Ohio river to the seaboard;
ana requesting a committee to rtemorialize
Congress in regard to the completion of the
James river and Kanawha canal survey,
with view to furnishing canal 100 feet
wide and 8 feet deep, carrying boats of 500
tons. Adopted.
Mr.. Cole, Of Tennessee, offered d report
from The Special Committee on Railroads,
recommending an uniformity Of gauge and
the removal OF all distractions to the free
passage over all roads; asking of the Gene
raj Government the most liberal legislation
expressing the sympathy of the Convention
with the Northern Pacific road declaring
that eXpediency and Justice alike demand
tie same aid to the Southern Pacific road
as has been accorded to the Northern Pa.
citic; urging on Congress the removal OF
grants to railroads that have lapsed by the
late war, and declaring In favor Oh tne pre-
vention OF unnecessary obstruction of rail-
roads across the rivers. Adopted.
NIr. Fouschy, Of Texas, reported in favor
Of aid to the translatitudinal roads from
Buffalo to Charleston and Saginaw, Uia Gin
cinnati, to Savannah and Chicago, Uid
Louisville, TO Mobile, and Marquett to New
Orleans. He said that the demands OF COM
merce are not along the ATTITUDES, but across
them, from one climate to another. The
report was adopted.
4 report asking Congress to. charter 9
road from st. Louis, via Louisville and
Knoxville, to Norfolk, was recommended,
and, after debate, was adopted.
Resolutions asking the emigration socie'
ties to extend aid to the thousands OF Ger
man artisans thrown out Of employment by
the war in France, with view Of intro.
duciug them and their industries to this
country, were adopted
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OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE

Sir: Yours OF 23d instant has been re-
rrIved, in which YOU ask
FIRST Whether assessments in the Sep
2cmbcr list on gross receipts, legacicS, sue
vc>>ions, etc., can be collected after Octo-
Der |, 1870.
>econt-As to construction of the act of
.luiv II. 1870. so far rs the same imposes tax
on income o. 1870 and 1871, and affects col
'"rtiou Of income Of 1869; and
IMrd-Whethcr Il penalty can he col
i''rt"d after October l>t for failure TO a1ilX
lamps to receipts. as required by the act oil
June 30. 1864, as amended.
reply 10 your first and third questions
~ directing your caleful attention 10 the
ia>i part Of section II of the act Of July II,
1870. Taxes properly assessed in the Sep
gross receipts, on legacies, and on success
SONS. are due and collectable as provided
"a Tie act Of June 20, 1864, as amended,
until they are paid. Penalties for failure to
stamp receipts prior to October 1st, az re-
Yured, should be imposed where liability
10 >4lnc l. incurred subsequent to this date
~ well as prior thereto.
III reply to your second question, you are
informed that the income of the year 1870
Nhruld be assessed harch. 1871. See Sec
ton ~, act July II, 1870. All provisions Of
l'". however. for The assessment and col
lection Of all taxes remaining due on income
81 1863, and the imposing of penalties for
noncompliance herewith, remains III full
''l'". Very respectfully, ....
Acting Commissioner.
he aboyc is not very clear as to receipts.
ne law requires nc stamp upon any receipt
nov,
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS. !
New York Money and sao g, mar,ss

New York Money ARss Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct g.. Noo..-. Tha Notable event
of The week was the steady Increase In baslnesson
the Sock EXCHANGE towards the Close. aud the
improved feeling which prevailed there Is gem
eral, end there is g disposition to acce I this
change as permanent Md as likely 20. be still
,nors, marked IN fIt ire, Fg#
The bank statement 10 unfayorable. There Is a
aci case In every 'tsm 'nd The cures caused dis
appointment: o., the stree, more tavoraa Sic ex-
hh!t being oxpcc'ci. A large decrease IN legal
tenders caused much comment. Loaps declined
g. $50. oae, specie declined $3.50 &c., circulation
declined $ioA, 600 deposits declined 200; ie-
ga,-teuders declined $3.50, 900. tg 80 a.ln
Coll opened more active at ilstIilas. During
the after inon 1t was flrmer. =:
GoNernm MS opened frmer and active, and
clos ed c,n e's 81; courone ll?! 's?'s, l2i 'srs,
ma; 'ea'A Ills, and ncH, llos CTS, llus; 'cs's,
ilos; as, 1904
Southern Securities duh and steady throughout
the day. Tcnncssce's, e9s; new, ee1. Virginla's,
6'i; new, %. Louisiana's, 90; new, Of. levee
s's, 10 s's, s?s Alsbama SIS, lol; SIS, 20. Georgia
e's, 81: rs, 50. North Cardinals, 10; rev, %.
south Cardinals, 80: new. O..
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PRUSSIAN ADVANCE INTO NoRMANDY-TE
PAPAL FORCES.

| PRUSsIAN ADVANCE INTO NoRMANDY-THE
| pAPAL FORCES.
Tours, Oct. S.-The enthusiasm here was
greatly increased yesterday. Volunteers
are rapidly swelling the ranks Of the two
armies.
The rrussiuns seem determined to adj
vance into Normandy, and the people OF
| that province are sending their grain and
| cattle further south, and placing every OBJ
stacle in The way Of the invaders.
The Papal troops aud Garibaldians num-
Der COCO, and form q nucleus for new
armies.
RUSSIA BACKS NAPOLEON IN REGULATING TIE
REPUBLIC.
LONDON. Oct, S.--'Fhe Journal de B1ur-
Giles is responsible for the story that nego-
tiations are now pending between the Ger
man Government and Napoleon, backed by
Russla-the object being to prevent the es-
tablishment of the French republic.
CHANGE OF THE PRUssIAN MARCH.
ST. QUENTIN, oct. THE enemy seems
to be abandoning the march hitherWard,
and are moving upon scissors, Which place
will make heroic defence.
LONDON, Oct. Sit is thought that the
Prussians will not oppose the convocatlon
of the French Constitutional Assembly.
The railroads eastward from Paris are
run day and night bringing up the Prus-
sim siege guns.
A train was thrown from the track near
Vitry, and four Frenchmen living in the
neighborhood were arrested, charged with
loosening the rails.
RouEN, Oct. S.-Several French specula-
tors have been arrested here for sending
supplies to the invaders.
EXPECTED ATTACK ON ST. QUENTIN.
Tours, Get. S.--The Project Of the depart
ment of Aisne telegraphs from St, Quentin
the 7th, at midnight, that the Prussians are
within few leagues, and that an attack Is
expected at daylight. The place will be de-
Tended by the Garde Rationale and the fire.
men.
BERLIN, Oct. S.-The Journal 06icieS de-
mics that any correspondence has passed
between King William and the Pope since
July 80. -.
Won Falkenstein revokes the prohibition
Of several Democratic meetings. He exacts
police supervision over any meeting tend
Ing TO encourage France to decline reasona-
BILE terms Of peace.
The Prussians have organized night patrol
to prevent laWlessDess and robbery around
Paris and on adjacent roads.
pRussIAN TACTICS.
LosDoK, Oct. s.trhs Herosd's special,
dated at Berlin, says that With the fail OF
Strashourg and Toul, aliI perfected con-
with Font-a-M eLsson, 7 russian
tactics have changed. ne Prlisslans now
march upon large towns direct. THESE
movements are entrusted to fresh leYies,
troops released from siege duty aud re- e.:
serves oil the several corps. "a
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.4 MAHINE INTELLTGEECE. WI
~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT. 10. 1870.
Sun rises ,,,.,., 621 Moon sets.. ........ %
Sun sets ......,.., 500 High tide. d.22
r OF RICHMOND, Ocr, S, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Ger. S, 1870.
ARRIVEr,
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, Eew York, n,er-
CHI ndse and passengers, John G. Wyatt.
Steamer Jonn sylvester, Clifford, Norfols, mer.
chandiee and passengers. L. b. Tatum-
Steamer James 8. Green, philadelphia, nler-
chandise and passengers, W. P. Porter.
IL .s.,. ,a-. SAILED.
! Steamer Ellie knight, Trarers, Baltimore, mer-
chandlse and passengers.
.r.. MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. 8.-Arrived, steamer state
Of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
AQUA CREEK, Oct. s.--Arrivcd, steamer
Jronsldes, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise aud
passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
tomac RAILROAD Company, and sailed on return.
t,. .s- BY TELEGRAPH. ....,s.
Fortress MONROE, Oct. s.-Ship Bell Morse,
from Callao, reports having spoken Sept. 2gtn, In
schooner Addera, from Halifax for Jamaica,
which reports having seen bark Eziah, Of Sears s
port, alb .ndoned in latitude 80 deg. North. The
crew was taken off by . Norwegian bark.
NEW YORK, October s.-Arrived out steamer
China,
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r iNaMoND AN y p! nA .,L15I , Ai T.

ID richmond ,ANu DANy1LLE RAIL-
N RoAD.-PAsyENGEikS qHEDUIE:i u.
CONG soUTH.-bync hbnrg' Anu 5Ds,lsile, par,
sepgers leave Richmond daily teJcept 5u,iaaye1s,
at 9:l5 A. NJ: leave Bprkeyille daily 5s1cspt sui.
ydsya). az ] F. H.; arrive 81 nanYiilG day te1.1
cepg s,,iniaysl a. $3.50 T.. IL. THROUGH hAfL
kHD EXPRESS leaves Richmond oat!y at 1855
Is NJ: leaves Danville ds;ly at as A. NJ; arrives
;. GresnsToro' daily at 1.e5 A. a. -. 9s.tstl
GorN9 NORTH y. yhc6pury sud DxBv1ua pas.
senSers Iesye Danviife daily Except Sundays} %
y:lo a. 81. leave Yurssyillss aliiy ieKcept Sun..
daysl at r arrive at aicly1 .nE, ,dsilyA
lexcept Sundaysl at S:Ss p. N. rHhJUE9 MAIL,
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily e. l;l0
A. 81. ;ieayss DsnVEle daily AZ . 3s Is. u Wi
riveg az tichnond daily at il:fs A. M sgst,.a
The LyIchbnTas snd DanTiiis PasstyEef fEsln
connects at Burkeytlle With The Ia.n2 gu ia
Soutl,pi.le road for Petersburg Horfelss kynSGs
burg, and all Citations on Inc souths-oe snd Viz.
ginis and Tennessee railroads, Hs!ss2!, als x-
VDie, paitGgs Chattanooga. Nssh,tgG, asnpn,R,
The Through Mall and Exlress gconneS@
st Greensboro with the trstns OF tne North JsIo-
| lina read for Charlotte, Columbia Edgnass, fs-
l gspn sh,s Macon Mobile Montgomery, se.-&e @.
and Ut Richmond with the Richmond, FIedesicEes
our9 aEd Potomac, CoesapfaAs ana ONO anu
| Hic6m0tld aud York River latlrpsds.. ).
SLEEPING CAES and EHytES'SP.&ftNE'
RECLINING CHAIRS en- tne ithEoasa exRfcsp
train. Efy-4E & JhohhS l'JjtANIADI, H.,
sci SUPERINTENDENT.
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Proclamation OF the President Pre-.
venting she Blockade of Foreign
Vessels I'm American Waters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.--There was an eX-
traordinary session of the Cabinet to-day.
Secretary Fish submitted draft of pro-
clamation, which will be issued to-day OF
to morrow, in effect prohibiting the use of
our harbors by armed vessels of belligerents
as points of observation or menace towards
vessels in our waters about to leave port.
In other words, to prevent the virtual
blockade of our ports by armed vessels,
and also forbidding our ports to be used ms
depots for supplying weapons and NUM-
tions Of war to belligerents.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.
n COIN AND EtoUH ExogAAsE, q.
aICRAoSD, VA, Oct. &, 1876,
f,rFrRtras. $50 -,

81. fhsa..-White, 1,2la bushels. Red, 2,leS bush.
3: Cora white, 50 bushels. yellow, none. Mixed,
400 bushels. go. $500,
- Oats. 30 bushels.
IL RHe.--SOne.
IS FgouT.--75 barrels.
/. Weat--White, 70 bushels good at sl.aa %
bushels good on private teilns; so bushels very
good on private terms; 100 bushels inietiot
on priv le terms ale bushels at sl.a5 50 bushels
ne9s ss bpsses Fen pr ass
sashsls dsnssea &C o.: > Sn.h IS wy foul ss 81
g Sn e eP9 5%s & = 50 sses z9G at
bushsls ut Sl.2o. Total, OILS bushels.
Corn.-W bite, 90 bushels weevel-saten at o5c.; os
bushels prime at 41.07s. Total, SO bushels.
Oats 80 buthels at 43c.
RE-ExH1BITED.
Whedf.- White, 40 bushels. Red, none.
CorR.-MIxed, 200 bushels. 1.1E
Domestic Markefs-rBY TELEGRAPH =.
satee 0ns sssSs ead h Wheat
f gosf da aeso
7ancihg; shoulders, l4ac. Whiskey firm ut Gle.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. .-Cotton-demand fair !;
7se %S sf oss SSss
Bran, a2,@ssic. Pork nrm mess held at ga Ba-
con nm e is@s@'o tardd dd,a lSsg5e.
Reg, lStaLlS1c. Suxdf-uOLukoR OuiuR. IuOlFSoC
prime nav. s1.so; very scarce. Sterling, GAO
az Sight Sc. discount. Gold, l12t.
asked; coupons, old, SO bid; eaa ASKED.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-FIour and corn dull and un-
changed. Provisions advancing: pork, $3.50 !;
shoulders, 14c clear sides, 1sc. Lard stesay at
l5a@lec.
SAVANNAH, Oct. s.-Cotton quiet middlings.
14sc !; sales, 200 bales.
MOBILE. Get. s.-Co:ton quiet and easier; mid
dlings, Ns@l42,.
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The BYLAWS Of the Grand Lodge OF Ma
No'is OF Illinois, Which prohibited colored
l'"ESons from admission into Masonic lcd ges
~ 'itSi state. have been repealed.
4 young seounlrel, named Grady, COM
United an outrage upon woman aged 20,
II washington last Thursday, from which
she died.
Agricultural fairs are epidemic now but
there's no use of garden vegetables compel
my Tor prizes-the cabbage will always be a
head.
The Jackson-place skating rink at st.
LOUIS was burned on Thursday night.
Loss, S5o,.o; Insurance, $40, 900.
a Chicago daily has an enthusiastic col
INN headed ''Our Murders"
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans-EOu1.
Baana Politics. tsi

New ORLEANS, Oct. s.-There were nine
deaths from yellow fever in this city yester-
day.
The Republican Convention, composed
of boilers from the Republican party, nave
nominated f. e. Dumas for Congress from
the first district, and many nominat ions for
municipal offices. The Convention ad-
iourned sine die. s
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IMPRESS TO NINE-MILE LOCKS.
- COLES EXPRESS s. running daily TO Nine
G'I" locks Leaves ktchmord st7 A. NJ, rctGrn
zen. Boats run from the locks +, Ced .r Penn,
HriIy al LIE Oil: OF COLES AxPhESS, 1919
aty Htrett OCT 3ta
E.'OR SALE, SEVERAL NEW AND
X. SrCp"D-HAN EAGINEB and SAW.
NIB al the Metr polish Works, Rfchu1oad.
:. HN. +. ia MI II d co.
" ZINE" "sBPERFINE,'' AND
d EXTRA y Fs-GI;R
for sssle. 80 &E@s
~ 1-M sPALMEK, HARlg3 oK u co. /
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i UST RECEIVED q fne lot OF Inf.
~ Po2TF ID sCTffhR ut garfopa prices. Cali
~ W 1QDGG SONS, corner OF Ninth and Main
streets, aud tsy some OF them, 80 ~;
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From WashlnKton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, General Sherman
returned yesterday. 2 w $50. !.
A neutrality proclamation regarding
armed vessels was issued this afternoon.
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| 7MArTING, oII.CLeTH, DE.

ViEORGE W. ANDERSON. g SONS
VI have iri store and for sale q fine stock OF
CARPETS, eAPEa-HANGaASi5,& &C., &C., en- :
V Vfse1gs r. g sRUssELs, TAPESTRY T1aREE-
PLY, and the common grades OF CAhPEfsii
Varieties OF STAIR GARRETT, s,,,,., Il!
The FALL. STYLE OF PAPER-HAEGfSGs.
nearly all OF new designs; w.. -
Stylish pitterns OF FLOUS and T tAAb51h 't''Fs
CURTAIN. GoOps. -CORNICEs, .-e--,-.-----
WINDOW SHADES, ], !, -.
These goods are Fresh, and afeI offered Y Etsfs
LOW. 49, &. ,
Our senior partner has had business expert.
selected our goods with especial reference 10 this
market. ., -. q, .s,.,s ,aoas ,as.,,. 4
street below Twelfth tup stairs). 90 s9--iin !,
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nllaI.sl1Aps.


@ M 81 -
.ssSH .sApEaXE ND OHIO ItAfE
II I'M. q or xud seter THURSDAY, esh 0cfos
sfssg Il III ENsSgE TRAINS vii run - 80
MA MHi TRIM VII run BHIIsY betssea Naasss-~s
mono and sisuntops except srus
geas1, Rieh1onG 90 8 4. ,isnd sstss go 5nss;
si1aaslon s ~ ne 81 ssrtss IS
Richmond sE 10 p MI Tnfs frsiD Make eIess q
COM cctfoisfss GmdoRsfflIe With theaDyss re- y
AlexaneYfa aud Msnsssss yaiL9ld for NJ
to-, Baltimore New xork, Bos
between s,sunso,i and wh.s saiphdr VII ssa 9 70
trf-wet KY as fJt1owss .ss &
esvsa ss.nnsen On TUEaDAy, THU RsIsA
Willie sulphur al 5fs r. -. =. 49,
senye w hitei sui hnr On MOED4Yss5W EUegsa y
NEsIiAY,s and A. s9.s ands ssr Is,iJ
az T Fssrs .ill 81 bs srsaser IL R,yanns
Char lotesfilie and sise at souh ffteS, neafste's
Waynesboro,, until tho bridges are eompseted
-Tift. JAMES FL HEThEkssAaU,4s M
oe7 General Ticket agent.
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,rha R,,,sard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

New YORK, Oct. e.-Ihe game Of billiards
for the championship ended to-day. Ru-
dolph won the game. Score for Rudolph,
1901 for Dion, 1,192. y s.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL. Oct. s.-Cotton uplands, sJ@asd
Orleans, Cd. Beef, 1923.
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ID ICHMOND AND YORK RIYEK
III RAILROAD LINE-FOS BALTIMORes
THE NORTH AND NgRTHW ID NH
Or SCHEDULE; DAILY, IExoEsT sCA'I-
Passengess for Bsitimoss and gSln9 ho s,sa
po, OF the Richmond and York alvsT Gailsoaa e :
Richmond DAILY except sundaysl A. q s: IA
elegspt sssamsrs STATE oE, XiRGI a. S
PHILIP REYnoLp, both Of which hare ce,. sssn
newly fitted oct with splendid Accommodations
for pasaengers-reaciinR sald;Rare tGe iopogtng
morning u sins e e9Rasss g.sa sss srasss lSs
ing, the eosss leave gier4 NO; ATlgsssst
DAILY except sundaysl q 4 ,o'cleessf. NJ %
passengers arriving In Richmond ~ s:So A.sss5
eTpress tr sis on tie Richmond and Danvtie al
road FOR Dsny1fIe aud all points On that roacs
Greensboro salisbury. charlotte, &C.. y. g;
TolnInbia, :, q. apt ali ooipts South and With
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated SPRUCE on the line OF that road. ~
PASSENEEK TRAIN leaves sKichmoIt daily
at p: NJ Leaves Wess Point daily at Sss A.. u, d.,
through bills Of @a$S yea a,I e P ga
jyl5 - q - ~, Superintendent
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7RIcuNosp ANr pETYnsAURO &, x, CO.,t q
RICHMOND. April %. lsTe. ~
rI,HE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

Il run as follUws: .t..sl, = - ~ ~ go -
II eaye PetyrJDurz At 10 A. NJ. and 7:o5 Pom. - =
Freiyht and Accommodations tram, With passens
ger car attached, will leave Bicl1mond GARY ais
a. -. and petersburg daily at $50 a, M.'tSau-
7hss:a5 A. N. train will not leave Richm ont on
SUNDAYH, and the 7o5 4. ii. train wiilnos ieaye'
Fassenaers for Norfolk win take the ESQ r. M:
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
THE passenger coach attached to the coal train
sill run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
FRsD "a s!ioNver nm Att CONNECTING At
Chester with tne accommodation train. Yaasen..
Hsrs returning viii take the 80 ]? NJ, train con-
Meeting at Ches,er with the coal tr Ill. Il
TuCNASH WYNNE,
an % Superintendent. :
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Murder for Adultery.

CLEVELAND, Ono, Oct. S.-Dr. w. 81;
Jones, . prominent physician, was shot anu
killed this morning by DIR. Galletine, for the
alleged infringement of Dr.. Galletine,s
marital rights. . !. - e 4 1899 : 81. 4
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lo g ggii,nera AsEzsarnrar4I. 90. : ":
SCHEDULE foF TRAINss OVER THE
sss& ~ SHORT LINE 80! afss.T
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as
POTOMAC ROUTE TO. XIII POINTS
NoRTh, EAST. AND N0RTH WESTsaf

TRAIN No. L-THRouaH MAIL TRAIH ufG
Eighth ssfeets dalis 81 &; ID a. Si Arrives In !
Richmond daily at 5;as 2: = st,a
TRAIN, connecting ut Agpta srsef with ne
steamers Georseanna aud Itcnsides leaves Inc
depot; corner OF Broad and Eighfh ssree1s adai!yt
lsundsys exsepsedl stA O'Clock =. Ne A.Tises y
Richmond Mondays exceptedl Of, 82oA. MI 81
TRAIN No. a.-THRnJGHMs MIL TRAM rfG
Washington leaves tha depot scosfer OF Byrd ard
Eighth streets, daily lSund&ys c1eeptcd) az ss5a
T. HI. Arrives Ia RichmouG thondays excepted
THRoUGH TICK ETs and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to an principal points in the :
NORTH, EAST; and Nl;RTHWEST. 1gsoi ~!
F2EIGHTs contracted for aud forwarded
daily, with dispatch, to all points NoRfe ana
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The BaITIMORE; Bx-s
PRESS TRAIN r@il1 run IS far IS Milford station
on Sunday. leaving Richmond, corEer of Bros ,i
and Eiehth streets, at A. NJ. Return3ngf VIII
leave Milford on Mondays ct Gas a. ID. and ar /.
rive at Richmond st $50 A. ID. 81
/. Apply at CoMPANY,S OFFICE, corner o.
- -'10NN '-''s j. 3. GENTRY.
3 ,sssss-- ~ General Ticket yagentsS !,
ED. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent, 81
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IENRY a. ATKINSON, ESQ.

THO THE VOTERS OF HEN RICO
ing call. hereby annonn re N yselI .ndldats for
tae Office of COmMONWEsTH'o ATTORNEY
for the county of Henrico, ard In doing SO permit
me to say that am aciuated by that high resard
have for you, and the voice Of tie people, which
alone should govern and control The affairs Of the
county. I am, and have alSaSs nten, opposed t.
the PEOPLE, wnere the whole People are represent
ed and their interes. respected The Off e which
You call upon me to announce m self a candidate
for is not political office, he1ccE ignore politics.
and, IL elected s1all eudeavor to dtsch.rge tire
duties Of the same with fidelity, and shall devote
my tine, energy, and ability TO The faithful dis
charge Of the same, without "fear, favor, affcc
ton - 10 party or caste, color, @. rare. Il.
oc O. o.: Ii. A. ATKINSON. JR.
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DOARD, in private, family, with O large
ID FURNISHED RuOB, On the first foor, suit
able for two gentlemen or a gentleman and his
wife, can be obtsined by application addressed to
H. post-offlce box 500. rf oc 6-- eod3t*
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Sc -Th4w NATHANH II. CoGBILL, Clerk

OIBB AGAINST GIBB.-In the Cham
III cery Court the city ofRichmond: e Z
by decree entered In this cause on tns ssh gay
Thomas j, Evans, after having advertised Tor
four weeks notice TO the creditors OF W: w. Gibo
TO come IN aud prove their debts, take tle amoaa,
by the decree entered In this cause on the lIth
Eabruary, 1879. 49, :. 4 ~ 10 .s [s -s..EE s.
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"A TTENTIoN, CoNTRAGToRS, N Nj !.
sehNDF6THER-.-The BALTlbioaE
WATER BOAR O have for sale tao LQCuhitt
TIVEs, about tons, 3fees two inches ganges iorsy
nUMPikG CARS q feet inches gauge w ~,
STEAM EytJAVATfRS. For particularly apply
at The Engineers Department baltimore " ateI
Works, No. 81 North street, Baltimore, Nd.
se 1a.-ltawdw ~. tzsEii
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Isa,AisIssNss,
NICKERsoN HOUSE,

IN - 3, COLUMBIA, 8. G..
This pleasantly .locatea HOTEL. iinsnrpassed
DY any house IN the Sou III for comfort and healthy
iocniisy, is NOW eDen 10 ffafsI!er1 and others
seeking accomnnd ton A califs solicited.
Onnfbnsses Will be found at the different depots.
ssengers carried to and from the bot4 free or
charEe.T ~ Z 5sts$5I,S55IF " nj. A.WRIGHr,1
&C s-lm* e 9 = ~ q Propfteto
MISS SUSAN e. WATKINS HAS
w OPENED A BOARDING HUU2E on 9Th
be pleased t. serve her old friends and any WIN
may desire DAY BOARD ON the most reasouap ole
:; rms. she haa several deliEhtfnl chambers which
che would iks filled with nice families, members
or the Legislature, or medical students.
OCT 2aw3w sss Iii 800 a...s-t.s zp-.