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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-12
Memphis and Arkansas River
PACKET COMPANY.
IT US. MAIL L1NE. - aEa
Summer Arrangement.

Turing THE SUMMER MONTHS THE
~ Wednesday boat for Arkansas river will
be withdrawn. and during the present good
stage of water our boats will leave Memphis
for Little Rock and all intermediate landings
as follows:
MARY BOYD. .............R. L. Haines, master
Every Friday, at o'clock pm.
TH0S. II ALLEN, ..Ed Rowland, master
Every Monday. at o'clock pm.
Returning. will leave Little Rock for Mem
phis as follows:
MARY BOYD, ..............R. L. Haines, master
Every Monday, at clock pm.
TH0S. II. ALLEN. ........Ed Rowland, master
Every Thursday, at o'clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed by any boats in
the line for speed and comfort. They maks
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States Mail
mediate points, on Mondays and Thursdays,
with the new and very light draught passenger
packets Dardanelle. Captain Desmukes. and
Fort Smith, Captain Chapman.
Freights consigned to this line at Memphis
or Mouth of White river, viii be forwarded
promptly to destination without charge for
transfer. JOHN d. ADAMS President
No. 3 Madison ST., Stanton Block
MCCLURE x CAskIN, Ticket Agents,
9-94-t No, ) Stanton Block, Lower Floor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-12

NOR RENT TWO TENEMENTs,. SIX
II rooms each, on jackson st., North Mem
phis, between Main and Front. Apply to
C. ii. D0RI0N, JR.,
G-122 No. 30i Front street, up stairs
NOR RENT-oFFIcEs AND ROOMS.
W. A. WHEATLEY,
g2-143 Agent p. @. Bethell.
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Jusr received by Express !:

Jusr received by Express;
Jet Bracelets,
Jet Necklaces,
'aL Jet Sets,
Jet Fairbanks,
Jet Hairpins,
Jet-Sleevebuttons,
i ETC., ETC., ETC.,
atact etvlae of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-12

SALE OF MAIN STREET LoTs THIS
AFTERNOON AT FIVE O'cLocK.-Persons
interested in the purchase Of Main street
property will observe that those desirable
business lots at the corner of Main and
Mccall streets are to be sold this after
noon at five o'clock, on the premises, by
Messrs. Register, Irrelevant & Co., auc-
tioneers.a lnal alla ln an44
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-12

E,OR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE. NO. Ss
Il Robson street. recently put in complete
order. X. w. SHELTON,
102-f 2T5 Main street.
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sr.nr Bor.-The boys Of chattanOOga

ohAhh Sot iho bosS VI Nh"'e""S'b"
are about as smart as boys are anywhere,
if we judge by the following story Of one
of them tola BY the Times:AygHW
A gentleman doing business on Mar
ket street received consignment Of fine
peaches nearly the first of the season.
II Immediately occurred TO him that a
few of them would be highly appro-
pirate, and, perhaps, welcome gift to a
young lady of this city, for whom he en-
tertains feelings of the most sincere
friendship. Accordingly he selected a
dozen of the finest for her, but his exces-
sive modesty would not permit him to be
the bearer Of his own gift, so he delivered
them to friend, who cheerfully prom
Used to deliver them, with the compli-
ments of the donor. The friend was
also too modest to appear before the
lady but seeing her little brother near the
house, handed the peaches oyer to him,
and charged him to deliver them at once,
The boy promised, of course. But boys
will be boys, and the first peaches of the
season, this specimen of young America
thought were too good thing to let slip
out Of his hands. Just as soon as the
unsuspectng friend of the too honest
merchant had turned his back, the
brother called unto himself four or five
other boys, and they all seated them
selves in row on the fence, and the way
those peaches disappeared was caution.
The gentleman who sent the peaches is
said to be now convinced that the only
way to have message delivered rightly
is to take it yourself. ga ~ t,stas 81
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By S. P. and A, TsIeerapAl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-12
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVALS. A'a
Steamer Bismarck, st. Louis.
Z" City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
:" st. Joseph, St. Louis e8 aa
" Hesper, 0sceola.
Henry Ames, New Orleans.
r. J. Lockwood, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Memphis, st. Louis
" Thos. II. Allen, Arkansas river
f" Gen. Anderson, Friars Point.
" Bismarck, New Orleans.
1" City of Cairo, Vicksburg.
T" Henry Ames, St Louis
R. J. Lockwood, Red river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Des Are, St. Francis, Geo. W. Cheek,
St. Joseph, Hesper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
IF @ Il T r z
Saturday Night.

Tho work day week has cast its yoke
Of troublous toll and careful quest k;
The lingering twilight's saffron cloak
Trails Ger the dusky west,
And curfew clocks with measured stroke
Chime in the hour of rest.
From fallow fields and woody dells
The crickets chirp their pleasant lays,
The kline come up with tinkling bells,
Through all the loomy ways;
And buckets drip by busy wells,
And ruby inglcs blazo.
His whirling wheel the miller stops,
The smith the silent anvil leaves.
His ringing axe the joiner drops,
No more tho weaver wcavcs;
Ills loaded vain the pcddler props
Beneath the tavern caves.
happy hush, tranquil balm
AS if the weekday work and care
We're lifted off, and left us calm
Pervaae the quiet air
sense rs of silent psalm,
feeling as of prayer.
For now the night, with soft delay,
Seems broodng like tender dove,
While tho last hours of Saturday
Shut in the hours Of love,
Ard the sweet Sabbath spans the way
To holcr homes above.
God help us all, since here below
Few Saturdays arc ours at best,
And out of pain and earthly woe,
Few days Of Sabbath rest;
God grant us that we yet may know
The Sabbath of the blcst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
Medical Notice.

THE undersigned having permanently established
/ himself at Walhalla offers his Professional
services to the citizens and community at larue.
for the practice Of Medicine in ell Of its branches
He will be found at all times at his otsoe at his
residence. near DR.. Normah's Drug store, ready
and willing give prompt attention to oil oalls
JAMEb M SLOAN, ,qM., D..
WALnAIIA, s. c., Sept. l8, 1860. 40-H
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BS~ The census show that Iowa has 6,000,.
600 of dogs. AS to how many 90 on two
legs, tho returns, singularly enough, are 81.
lent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18

j EB-, In Union County, North Carolina,
ehs census.taker has discovered Hannah Colo.
man, aged 120. She is blind.
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sea- Be not stingy Of kind words and
pleasant acts, for such are fragrant gifts, whose
perfume will gladden. tho heart and swoeten
tho life Of all who hear or receive them,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18

HAVANA, November 8-A terrible revo.
luton broke out in the State of Guerrero,
Mexico. The Government trocps were de.
fcated. Reinforcemcntsa arc hnyryng forward.
Mails in that direction are interrupted. Tho
revolution occurred at Mcchorican. The
Northern States complain Of excessive tara.
ton. Juaraz is slowly recovering from seri.
Gus illness. Prisoners are released under
amnesty So r5,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18

sSA "Can you manage tpgve my son ono
Of tho prizes at the exhibition p asked meth.
er of teaohor. ono, MADAM, !" was tho rsply;
"your son will stand no chance 30 obstsnste.
ly persists ip idleness.S oh, Spt thennss
exclaimed tho iond mamma, sc that's ID, ydu
oan give him aprise for perseverance 81
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-05
GOING EAST.

asss6 :. ". LIGHTNING E1PRT~S. defy
sonnseiing st Cory SnhdNs excepted for V arren.
rs .; syI'ls Broc,nu AID iitusyii!e, ard da'il
tor Erie; o. Elmra With Nurthsln Ce trsl Railway
asr " llia sport II rri-burc. P a,el a ana Iiai.
ri1o'o, cna 1t New Xo!S ior bast- anu new Eng
and ciiies
S'le' ping Coach {, attached to his train a, Gin.
~ natl runntug through to New York.
e,i1p. III. CIVCfHvATr Express 6,ilv
su. daysexe spec. injecting al ii ghampiou 10
a banI AND lie &c ebr.t d summ,r cor Shsion
.rinys and at New ork Eog bvFton, and all New
knp.aud ,iles.
"A sleep, Coach s fit.,hei 70 thi, t,a,p .,
ssaoFii!e Iuan ns Ihro'gh TO New York.
,.s5 4. III. NEW YORK Day rypPrss.
~ J, n ciJ excepted. CO, ne tsH Grtar E.n
win 'ela are, Lac.,4sl pua q Ws.ern Hsi eay
!or scrnuI n, sud n, Sew 10 " Ii icuight III
rr..' uein oI Aew Jer ey Ks.uoad for 'Mad-
a Hl,op:ng 'oach IS attacs cd 10 il!, trsia AT
cleveland running ta.ough 10 Hor Il ne, con
heclh' with TIA av.ug new and improved Draw
;9. Reop CoacAea attached, running iA,ougu to
s..,s 24s p. II. AcoOMMoDArfox, suu1.y.
a. aosA s.e,,s II. Acoo%&ooArioy, SUNDAY.
,.Y s,so a II. w.4r FREIGHT, -aaaay, e.
v.5s. 1s.':a 9nt My rn2lau4 ss,on.g. With thq
New York. "a O1'--'"h IL
IA hs.t Yoria.ed ani taos: iur1.ious Sleeping
i.br tr,,,,a ~ i, Z; u" o1 ''D.d a1:cmpan, al
~ b. Fri, l,a,,wqy corap.7y sas =, .,a5 ,
20, 81! ilo4l 'A-lf Je Ffy Viy i.cpot 70 the ia
r.aeh ne yer .t.l. i.t tae ei yNibout ~ ~
S.a'-aee oAEo!h2;c q .;.,e, CT. 9: - on.nl.1,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-05
GOING WEST.

AS A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, dsily. Mondays
excepted for C!eveiand, onupau and the West
Ard South Connects ut arksvie. Sunda ox-
sepf' d. for Starou Newcastle ana PITTSBURGH; at
l,-avhtshu'g for Youngstown aud Sharo; ut C,eve-
aud with Lake Shore h. .ilnay, for tie West and
!orh-Wrsi; at Raven, a, Sundays ,p ed, for Al.
hspee ard Pittsburgh; ut Akron Hunday- csc pied,
lrorville aud MIL ers urs, u, Z, bana with Pitts
busyh Cinrnnati and st Louis ia lw ny Tor ,ndi.n
sp 'ila, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio IL Miss,s-
sippi ',ailway, for st Lonis aud the south aud
9Onth- West.
sieening Coaches are attached to hist a'n at
Hornellsvs, running through to Cleve,a d wi,hou.
shsnys.
0.45 A. N. EXPRESS MAIL, daily srnday-
excepted for cleveland and the West aud North
Nest Connec's at Clarksvle for Sharon, New as.
tie and Pittsburgh, a d at Cleveland W III Lake
Shore Rai way for he West auG Nortn-West.
8 90 r. NJ. NIGHr ExpREss, daily. @
Cere nnd, Cincinnati aud the Wes and Soath -
ioungsto"n; n Clevelaad with Lake Slore ai'.
way. tor tne West and North ~ st: ard NJ Cincin
hati with The Ohio 81 Ms.ssippi haiiway for L
louis and the South snd Sonth West
slsepng Coach is attached 0 this t,sin at New
York, runni tnroueh to Gin nusl,.'
1I.rO a. rf ACCOMMODATION, sunSsrs
'zce, ed, r La isbug and " az Stations, con.
IsesIE for You Rstcwn.
$50, p. II. FRE,dHr q ACcoMni0DA-
aluN dsuy.
ZAP A. IL. WAY yHFIaHr, suad,,s e7.
Irss&
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-05

c@aL-CnEw'a oAxasAogN
A',1e ss:'n'~t set, Vsr:,ts.s See
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acs- FALI.-1s7o.-T. r. PRICE & co.

scy~ FALIs-1S70.-T. r. PRICE & Co.
are ncw opening tho choicest and fullest stocs OF
eTArl.E AND FANCY DRY GOODS
cycy ex h.b.,sd in The sonth. Families and mer-
chgn:s are invited 10 cali and sec the novelties III
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter GOODS may 1eel as-
cured Of getting everything Of the BEET quality.
and as low as st can be sold p .ha United states
Now openiog. elegant stock OF LGiEeS' Dress
Goods in black and crlored gro-arain, O1toman'
Rorne;tes and other silks, Velour, Velour impeTa-
tric~. Cpenc Popiins IA novelty FOR suitsh EN-
press Cioths--ar shades, F. Mcrtnos, DE LANES,
Aipacas, Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour. ETC., etc.
American De LANES and Prints, immense as
sor,ment At prices 20 l2 l5. 90, and 25c TO hnest-
sneettnss, Cottons, TowellinEs, Diapers. Nap
kins, Crash, Linseys, Bianke's, F'sunels, etc.
Large supply rt'loths and Cassime-es for gents
md boys, both In French, English, and domestic.
Cnderw.,a- for l8dtcs and gentlemen.
Hosiery TNresd Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Cpliarets, xd2ings. Infortlngs, Bands, etc., etc.
Ghawis In Cashmere, blanket-l"n2 and sQuare;
Black Ihihet. sQusro and tong; scarf hswls, etc,
Mopraing Goods specially; Velour lmpera-
-rfc.. entirely new; Ot:om ans, Tamisc, Bhnha-
z,Dea. DouhIe-fsced Mobatrs. Alpacas, De Lafnes,
Zurich, etc.
pyarything guaranteed in color and qoaity in
this Department.,
n, g.-Gocds cut for dsrchanrs Of Now York
3obbins fstss. H. b. naoS IL, ,,.,.., So,
ee ~ b.. ..s vi. q. 8 =.
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grand DIVISION Sons oE TEAPERANag,-
Arrangements have been made with the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac,
and the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire railroads to return free all delegates
to the annual meeting of the Grand Division,
which meetsin Leesburg, Loudoun county,
OIL the 2Gih instant.
This session of the Grand Division prom.
isps to be the largest and most interesting
which has been held since the war. Many
matters Of interest to tho Ordor will be dis
cussed, and such measures adopted as will,
1t is hoped, largely increase their usefulness
in this State: Delegates will leave here on
Tuesday night, 21th instant, reaching Alex
audrla at A. III. The cars for Leesburg
leave about O'Clock, giving the passengers
three hours in that city.
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~ NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT RAEG tiES!

Handsome Dr5es Goods, only 2Gc,i rtch Alpaca,
only aoc.: best-make Celicoe7, only isso.' Gooos
Yor mems and boys wear ct goc.; Androseoes1n
Sleached Cotton, Iesc.; good Ltnsevs, le2c.; ia
oa;ss, gI.F5 iot Of Snwooi FlaDnels, oEiy 2oe-;
ladies, YeaYy White Hose. lTc.. elsewhere ESQ :
Ixc;ess " h.to HEndkerchisis, sc.i Crash for
Tnwc.s, Icc.; Hucks,ac& Towels. le's Goid-Eycd
\ "a dltss, &C.: Co.ssts, Lacesr EdEtngs, Emor"i-
oeytea, I'll .wis Biankets, Tfck1ngar Oilclofh.
DrosGc. 9th. Cashmere: ,LSd!es' and Gents VOL
len slirts ard Drawers, Linen Shirt. Irish Lin
ems, shirt-Fropts, hecktles, satnsooks. Jaconess,
s~lsses Ribbons, Napkins, JET Je~elry, and, IN
short everything kept in
FIRST. GLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Harur bought most Of my goods at auction for
cssh cnsbles RE 10 sell goods at prices thst can
not p. eouacI in cfeapness N this sta!eA and par
ties IN want OF cheap and reliahie Dhf IboDe
Will aud IL very much 70 iheir interest 10 eiVe me
CAL before purchasing elsewhere. -
A. 6ULDBACK, sV7 Broad street,
between 9Th and Tth streets.
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WHAT DrD IT 2-Lyon's Kathaironi made my
hair soft, luEnrisnt, end tbick, and hagan'a Mag
nohs Balm changed that ssllow complexion into
The marble beauty you now see. III 8 is emohati.
cally the language or all who use these artf.les
fine heed Of hair and refined complexion are ths
greatest sttractiona wousn can tpoascss.s The
Kathairon and Magnolia Balm are Jast what Will
give hem 70 YOU. and nothing else viii. Tho B.1ta
Is the bloom Of youth. It mskes a lady tt shirty
appear Dut twenty. Both ARTICLES sae entirely
harmless, and Yery pleasant They should DO In
every lady'B possession. -.. :. -
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ANDALusyAS BALn, for Oh ,n1an ~ -,
hands and lips: Tbis Balm, prepared and so,d sn
Mssars. MEADE q BAKER, has NO eaasllia :tis
Lac. We speak from experience, for We have
ssen and felt its beneficial eGeeta wiea all e,hsr
remedies have failed. Leaving the skin sos,
and smooth ana removing all ronehness "a
If by magic, one application will con vic ee
The . most ctdulous OF Its efficacy. Nov
that wintsr i, approaching, We should pre.
pare for its effects, and therefore recomnsna
this Balm to all Sho suffer from Chopped hands or
lips, confident that no one VITO uses 1t once VIII
fail thereafter to keep supply on hand.
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TIE EBAR8orR-WALERR TRouBLls.-Maior
j. W. Walker, Of Madison, and Mr. James
Barbour, Of Culpeper, appeared before
Police Justice White lin chambers) yester.
day to answer the charge of being about to
tight duel, having been arrested on war.
rant obtained by the Chief of Police.
Major Walkor's legal adviser was Judge II.
Il. Marshall, and DIR. Barbour was repre-
sented by Major L. 2. Turner and W, L.
Royal, Esq. sr.a 49,
be witnesses examined were r. F.
Walker, ". D. Chesterman, James A.
McCauil, John Poe, and NJ, p. Handy,
Mossrs. Walker and Handy disclaimed any
personal knowledge Of any proposed duel.
rant for the arrest of the parties he had
acted on street rumors, it being the pre-
yailing opinion that duel was imminent.
Captain McCaull testified that be had
been the bearer OF q letter from Major
Walker declining q challenge to fight duel,
but could not state from his own Knowledge
that the challenge declined was written BY
Mr.. Barbour. lie thought the mntter
would drop after the challenge had been
declined, and that oil prospect of fight
was at M end. Ho did not apprehend any
disturbance Of the peace.
Mr.. Chesterman was about to testify,
"neh, an tue suggestlOh OF Mr. barbour
counsel, hs was reminded by the Justice
tEat he was not obliged to reply to any
question the answer to which would crlmi-
nate himself. .E7'.'
He was then asked IL he knew anything
Of challenge that had passed between
Messrs. "a.sST and Barbour, and declined
tl answer,
The Justice thorcupon discharged the &C.
cuSed in view of the fact that no evidence
had been addured showing that q duel be-
tween them was in contemplation. {.
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NEW SETTLEMENT. - About thlrty-one
acres of land belonging to the estate OF
Major Edward Mccormick, deceased, adj
joining the toll-gate on the Milwood and
Berryville turnpike, was put up Cor public
sale few weeks ago, and "knocked OFT -
to Robert Hall (coloi ed), ut S10o.Ui per
acre. Robert represents some thIty-three
colored families, rs he informs ua. They
intend to run 4 street the whole length OF
the lot and build Clarke Courier.
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SEATING AT EFT. ALBaTs.--The rink for
rol!er-skating at St. Alban's Hall will he
opened to visitors this evening at 8 o'clock,
and tomorrow evening at the same hour.
The introduction Of this amusement as "a
permanency should be hailed with pleasure
by young people Of both sexes as atford1ns
II cheap, healthiill, and innocent exercise,
and we hope that the rink will be Aherally
patroniZed, :lsa p ..-.. @.-s. atsss@ !
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HusTIsas CorRT, THrBspAY--Jud9s Gt,i.
gon presiding. court disposed OF the
following cases:
John Antoni, tried for petit larceny, was
acquitted. ..-.g .g1
IN the case of the Commonwealth cs. Cha
hnon, indicted for forgery, the Prosecuting
Attorney announced himself ready for trial
but the case was postponed until to-day In
order that the court might adjourn In re.
spect to the memory of General Lee.
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POLICE CouRT-Justice j. J. White pre-
sidIng.--The continued case Of Chastain
Hampton and Jim Morris (whitel, and Dick
Grant (colored), charged with taking and
carrying away u quantity OF iron from the
wreck Of hayo's bridge, was further heard,
and the parties discharged.
Hattie Qualles (colored), charged with
assault and battery, and Dorcas Britt (co-
lored), using indecent language In the
streets aod abusing Susan Hughes, were
discharged. . ,-r-. f.. .-......
Andrew Absom (sailor. on board the brig
Mary Ellett), charged With ,mutiny, was
committed to Jail until the vessel sails.
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GENTLE WHISPER TO MoTagBs If un-
fortuna ely you have lost your own teeth by neg.
lect or mismansgenent take care that your
dsushssrs do not suffer the came penslty fsom the
SamA cause. SEQ 10 st that they brusb their teeth
regularly and orougnly With tsozopoxr, End
thereby you will int ore them sound and sesvice..
bic sets as long they live.
"spaldir g's Glue" handy and useful.
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THE GREATEST GEYsER IN THE WORLD
G. W. Cook Informs us that OH his trip to
the head-waters of the Yellowstone he dis
covered boiling geyser, which threw sey.
eral inches of wuter 10 or % feet up into
the air. There were hundreds OF other
boiling fountains near, the vapor of which
Pick and PloD, California.
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CAB FARgs-Ffue Gents uersas Sfx.-Ths
reduced rate of fare on the Washington and
Georgetown railroad has proved financial
success for the company, i the conductors
statements may be taken as correct. The
cars are carrying more passengers and the
conductors are making larger daily returns
than under the old rate Of SIX cents Wash.
s3aUton ReDubkcln
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The DAVIS MANSION and other valuable
property belonging TO the city, not being
used or required tor municipal purposes,
Will be sold Mt auction on the 18th instant
and several subsequent days, by order of
the Finance Committee OF the City Coun-
Gil. The advertisement under our auction
head Is worthy the attention OF capitalists.
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PUBLIC DEBArE.-The rhiloloaan eoclety
of Richmond College will hold public
meeting in their hall this evening at half
past seven O'Clock. The exercises will con-
sist of IN address by CD honorary member,
and q debate, IN which Messrs. Nswbill,
Whitley, Harman, and Iurpln VIII psrtici.
nata. sn
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towLAN & Co, jewelers., arc recaissas mag
piAcent new fall ssyies of all tho ehaice patterns
Of fine JewelrY. sets Of ametbYat coral pearls.
diamonds new patterns msdalions, neck chains,
t.eontins and opera chains, glove bacds, naudSei
chief hoiders. diamond rugs and superb new sn-
ver for bridal presents, ut corner Main and Teash
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-14

Gov. Hoffman, of New York, declines
public discussion with Woodtord, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, chiefly on
the ground that it would involve personal.
titles between candidates for high office
which should be avoided. "
The First National Bank of St. Louis has
recovered $500 from the Ninth National
Bank of New York city, the amount paid
hv the latter In excess of their true value
on altered checks drawn on 1t by The So.
Louis bank.
The Massachusetts Democratic Conyen-
tion at Boston yesterday passed resolutions
deprecating the artificial stimulus given to
the Mongolian race as tending to lower the
dignity of labor, and urging protection OF
labor against capital. -. 80.
After having dispossessed the Pope Of hls
iominions, Victor Emmanuel, it appears,
Is not willing to support him, but he in-
tends to call upon all Catholics through
out the world to contribute for bis mainten-
ance. ..l,
In the case Of bliss Barston, the school
teacher stoned to death by four OF her
pupils ut Canton, Mass, the eeroner's jury
have rendered verdict of death from
disease, accelerated by the assault made
upon her. 6raI
7. Ran, Tucker, Esq, professor OF law IN
Mashing gton College, delivered his opening
lectnre on the 10th to crowded house. lt
is zaid to have been most appropriate aud
instructive one.
G5H. Neal is appointed postmaster st
c1sar Fork. va; Joseph Bdsg, at Ry.
iand's Depot. and j. A. West, storekeeper
at Petersburg, t <'t
EIaneral Frank P. Blair has been nomi.
mated of 81. Louis for the lower House oi
the Missouri Legislature,
John Quincy Adams has been nom.a ana .aa,ea :.
by the Democrats for Governor Oh aassa'
ehusetts. -
Lynchbure has agreed to furnish She mo. M
ney to repair the Lgnshburg isses es sass
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