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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY SEPT. eos P. M-The receipts of Beef
Cattle at the Avenue Drove-Yard reached d4o
head this week. The mar ket was moderately
active, bat prices were unchanged 4 xtra Penn
sylvanta and Western steers selling at a9ac fsir
TO good do at 7@Dsic., and common at s@rAc q b.,
grosa, rs to Quality.
sheep were dull, aud prices favored buyers.
Sales Of - 900 he d at The Park DroveY ard at c@
SIC. "a h. Tor good; $2@S3 q head for low stock,
and 7i@olc. for Amhs. 0 coo head sold at the Ave-
nue. Drove-Yard at 436I5tc. q b., gr; SIS.
Eogs were also dull and lower. sales of 5000
head 1T S1k5O0Sl1.75 q 100 bs. nett Cor slop, and
Sl26DSl2. so for corn fed. -
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MAIL Re~uaat,ous to Texas.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is Pending the
quarantine regulations at Galveston letters
for that place, OF points in Texas supplied
from there, should be sent Cia New York
from the Eastern and Middle States, and rtd
st. Louis from the Northwest. The South.
ern mail goes as usual ria New Orleans, and
thence yia Red river.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF GENERAL SIckLEs
FROM BRIGASD>.-Gcn. Sickles. the Amerl-
can Minister at Madrid, recently made q
marrow escape from brigands i'll Spain. lie
intended going to Villalba ut Z. NJ, but
10y chance took an earlier conveyance. The
s,r. NJ. carriage was stopped by brigands,
who demanded the General from among
the passengers but they were disappointed,
and robbed all the rest. General Slckles
VIII be protected by gendarmes whenever
he shall 20 TO Nilalba hereafter.
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Senatorial Election In Petersburg.

PErEREBURG, Va, Sept. 2S.--The cleo
ton for State Senator from this district
to-day passed off quietly. Only about two
thirds of the registered vote was polled.
A. G. Greene (Republican) was elected over
Colonel William Cameron CONSERVATIVE
by 242 majority. This is a Republican loss
of nearly 800 on their last majority in TINS
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CLERGYMAN.-
Chicago, Sept. 27.-Rey: Nathaniel CoiYer
D. d., widely-known Baptist clergyman
died in this city on Sunday last. He wa'
the founder Of Tremo4s Temple, w. pos, anl
the Chicago Theological Seminary.
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C4npIs IN NEyADA.-On rancho on the
Carson river, in Nevada, is to be seen herd
of twenty-six camels, all but two OF which
were born and raised in that State. BY TWO
Of the old herd of nine or ten, hrought mere
some wears AGO, are now living.
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The Campaign I'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28.--Senator Drake, m
opening the Missouri campaign at this
point to-day, replied to the charge OF bolt
ing the Republican ticket so as to give sne
State to the Democrats, by saying that aus
franchisement was not party questlon'
but simply one Of clemency and eSpea'-
ency.
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MACHINERY, DE.

~ A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
NEEG,S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond, W. s.esua>Enxtnss, SAY SEE
MiiIstones, Roitins-Cloihs, Planipg-Maehinss,
and Wood Working Machinery OF all kinds !:
shaIting, Hangers Pulieys, Betting, Lace
DrIlla Wool-Carding Aachines snd Clothing,
Steam. Guages, saw 6ummers, steam and water.
pipe Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, Pick and
Tool HAndies, etc. 500 e 49,
Ii you want = portable Steam-Ensinc sendfos
descriptive pamphlet, or call and examine fhe
"a MES the best engine made.
I have q general assortment OF secondhand
Engines and Boilers. Saw-Mtfls, Mfiistones, and
Gesrings. Plapieg Machines, sid other Wood.
Hsngcrs; Disabling fixtures, etc, ete. go,
| Second-hand Machinery and sscam-boiiers
bonvht sold, and exchanged - al e--Sln
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FlREs.-R. n. Pratt's leather store, Phil
adclphia, was burned on Tuesday, inclu-
ding Schoe,tiers paper-boX factory in the
upper story Of the same building. Loss,
$4,000.
The paper-mll Of n. A. Geise, at Quincy.
H., has been burned, with large stock OF
paper. Loss, $4,000; insurance, S. ,ODl.
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TIE vopE COMING TO THE UNITED STATES.
-Ne,r York. sept. 24.-The Roman 'atho-
lies OF this city have been profoundly moved
bv the recent events in Italy. At meet
ing to-day Of wealthy lavlnen and promi-
nent ecccsiastcs the following private dis
patch from an American Bishop was read :
"Rosne. sept. 22.-Continue in the good
work. The future is dark. In IN inter-
view with Antonelli to-day he said that it
was impossible TO remain here. The toun-
rl has been dissolved, but Il large number OF
The members will remain until programme
has been decided upon. The faction in
favor of abandoning the temporal power Is
daily gaining ground. and its formal renun-
citation NAV be rendered absolutely neces-
-.ry by events. Should this be so, it is
highly probable that His Holiness will take
refuge in the United states. lie expresses
tears. however. in spite Of American aSSur-
anccS. that his presence would lead to eX-
element and trouble. His resignation Is
touching. -SpeciaI dispatch to Ctnctnnatl
ElqHtr@r.
fan incredible story
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NORTH, EAsT,aAED NoRTEWEsF.
TRAIN Nc. 1-THRoUaH MAIL TRAIN via
Washington leaves tho depot. corner Of Byrd ana
Eighth streets, daily ct fl.lS a. III. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 3:3s r. IL
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at tAquia creek with the
steamers GeoreeaIna aud 1ronsfdes, leaves The
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth streess, daily
iSnndays excepted) AZ O'Clock Z. NJ. Arrives Ia
TRAIN No. s.-fHR9T GH NAIL TR AIN via
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedI, at s:3a
2. M. Arrives In Richmond Mondays excepted)
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points in the
NORTH, EAST. and NORTH " EST. " &
FREiGHTS contracted for aud forwarded
daily, with dispatch, TO all points NORTH and
SPSCIAL NoTIcE.-The BsLT1MoREEx-
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF, Broad
and Eighth streets, at "a. NJ. Returning, will
leave Milford on Mondays ct SOS A, n. and ar.
rive at Richmond ut $50 A. NJ.
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth directs. L '-5<e-EsE . :
j. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent,
ED. T. d. MYERS, General Superintendent.
u fe 40 se5e Tsss5erI3I
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FROM SorTu CAKOLINA.-The alleged
reported to be such that the Goyernor-who
is Il candidate for reelection with strong
opposi,ion--is not only going TO call on his
militia, but apply to the General Govern
ment for troops, according to the pro-
gramme followed under alleged similar Cir
cumstances to those recently i'll North Caro-
Inn
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The Obseautes of AGmira Farraguf.

The Obsequfes OF AdmiFai FarTasui.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-The obsequies OF
Admiral Farragut will be the most impo-
sing since those of President Lincoln. They
will be conducted according to strict naval
etiquette, and the remains will be borne
from"the place of landing, at the foot OF
Canal street, on the shoulders of sailors
who served under the deceased to the Har-
lem railroad depot.
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Foreign Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Sept. 28-- Noon.-- Consols, s2h. United
LONDON, SEPT. 2s-Ereaing. -Consols, Oh.
Uni. eli States Bonds, sO..
lands, sad; Orleans 9hu estimated sales, s,oco
bales. T,ro O'Clock. Cotton tending down; up
lands, Si0sjd.; Orleans, oAssd. ereadstnm
ca Ter Flour, ga. Pork. llGs. Lard, rs. w.
Bacon -Cumnerland-cut, 55s
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2s-Erentng;1Cotton closes sec
9Sd: sales TO- 600 bales, Including 900 for specu
IStion and export. Tallow, 43s. Sd.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
HI RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND HWEST-CEANEE

ID edmond AND YORK RIVER
Al RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND CRTHWEST-CEANGE
OF SCHEDULE DAILY lEXOEPT SUM-
DAYS).-PASSENGER sCHEDULE
Passengers Tor baltimore and points North
viii take the passenger train from the de-
pc: OF the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY Except Sundaysl At 4P. NJ,
Tor Wsst Point, where snsy taxi AK, tfe fast and
tain s. w. FREEMAN, or ADhlkAu, Captain
PHILIP RRYBoLD,-both OF which have been
nesly fitted out with splendid Accommodations
for passengers-reachlng Ba,timors the following
morning in time TO connect with the trGfns sor
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
trg, the boats i ieHys per No: Z, Ltsh;;Stssst
DAILY Except sundaysl q O'CLOCK p. ~,
passengers arriving In Richmond ut $40 A. ID.
the following day. In t,me to so1nse. VIII. the
road for Danville and all points on that road Z
Greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, Nc, NJ c.;
Co)umbia, 2. q. snd MI points South aud with
Ethe Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that r0ad.
PASSENGER TRAlE leaves Richmond dsily
It p. NJ. Leaves West Point daily al s;se AM
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills Of ladns given TO prominent
points. THOMAS UODAmEAD,
jy15 euperintandrnt
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A Texas man has been cured Of the bite
of tarantuia by the copious use OF koDeN, |,
son county whisEey. The wound healsa
man expired OF deliriun tremenss
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The Expected EioufsysIre sDueI.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., sept. 2S.--It Is thought
the duel Between Colonel Kelly, OF the
Commercial, and General Burbridge will
be settled amicably. The seconds of the
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Fatal Collision with Circus Train
MIppLETowN, N. Y, Sept. 2s.-Lent,s
circus train callided with the express tram
near here this morning. Director Wht
beck, of the circus, was killed.
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ILLISois.-The census of Illinois, with
the exception Of one township in Peoria
county, gives Il population OF 1861 ,032 in
1870, against III ,95l I'm 18G0-an increase Of
S55, 0S1, or about fifty per cent.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Nfr1rEppa Ann HARI.YvITJE

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The citizens of Me.
zieres and Charleyille mot far from Sedan)
are fugitiyes, and many of them have been
welcomed by the Belgians. The cause Of
the hegira is the threatened bombardment
by the Prussians.
THE BRITISH CABINET CONSIDERING INTER
yENTION-A PRUssIAN CORVETTE SUNK BIZ
THREE FRENCH FR1GATEs-REPoRTs FROM
FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The papers this morn
ing are filled with reports of minor military
movements in different parts Of France.
The British Cabinet will meet on Friday
to consider the question of intervention.
The Prussian corvette Bertha was sunk
in the Euxine after a protracted fight with
three French frieates.
The Russian force in Poland has been
strengthened in consequence OF the aympa-
thy OF the Poles with France.
There is report that the Belgian militia
has been recalled to the frontier.
Advices from Tours represent confidence
and enthusiasm prevailing among the peo-
pie and troops in Paris, but impartial OBJ
servers do not support these statements.
Troops are mastering in the principal
French cities not occupied by the Prus-
slams, and large bodies oil troops are moving
up from the south.
RoME-PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATING THE
OCCUPATION,
LONDON, Sept. 28.-The new Roman Go
| yernment announces an appropriation OF
| sc, 200, 900 scudi to defray the expenses OF
| the Inauguration of Rome as the capital
of Italy. The enthusiasm of the inhabi-
tants is boundless, and the result Of the
plebiscitum is expected to be unanimous.
The Pope will probably leave Rome as soon
as the result is declared The Italian Par
lament will meet on the 18th of October to
ratify the plebiseitum, and on the Sth King
Victor Emmanuel will make his entry into
Rome and alight at the Quirinal.
RNEw YORK, Sept. pa special to the
Tribune, from Florence to-day, says that
the Roman Junta declines to accept the re-
striction on the liberty Of the press or ,
| plebiscitum which assumes the spiritua
bower of the Pope, and threaten to resig,
unless the basis Of the plebiscitum il
changed.
TEE FEELING TN TUE PROVINCIAL DISTRICTS OF
stss.s 3 FRANCE, =. -
RERIIN, Sept. 2s. &C Correspondence iron
the rural iproYinciall districts of France 30,
the hone TO convert defeat into victory ]
i vain, and further carnage is therefore no
] only vain, bus lmpious, IL France, say IN
letters, refuse Bismarck's demands, ta
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STAMPS ON DRAFPs.--J. w. Douglass
Acting Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
states that drafts ut five days sight for q
less sum than 800 still require 9 fave-cent
tax
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Fire

/ Albany. N. Y, Sept. 90 The manufae.
tory of the Washington Moving Machine
COMPANY was destroyed by fire iast night,
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAiI

- 1CdWONO AMI DANflLIn hAlA
~ ROAD.-pASSENGER SCHEDULE:
GOING SOUTH.-Lyucaburg ana DHnvii,e par
sengers leave Richmond daily fexcept SuGdiyo)
dayal at l P. M. arrive at Dany1lfe daily (sI-
cept Sandays) At 6:55 p. M. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily st 2:65
P. Il; leaves Danvtlle daily AZ Las A, d.: arrives
at Greens. oro' daily at los a. n. -g4t
GOING NORTH.-Iynchburg End Danyills pes.
sengers leave Danville daily Except Sundaysi &C
7:40 A. IL. leave Burkeville daily Except Sum
days) a. 1 7. n. arrive ct nlchnond daily
Except Sundaysl ut 1898 P. II. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIS
A. NJ. leaves Danyills daily at Q % A. n. ar.
rives at Richmond daily at 1i16 A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danvtlle Passenger Train
connects st Burkevlle with the trains en- tina
southside, road for Petersburg, Norfolk, LyncE.
burg, and all Gtati0na On The Southside and yfr-
ginla and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville, Gempht5,
and all important points South and Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
1t Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, AuRusts, Sa-
gannah Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c. !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohjo, aud
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILESfS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS the through expreea
tratns THOMAS DODkhEAE,E
Sc Superintendent.
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DrAru OF THE BnorurR nv Mn .Ivrppn

DEATH OF THE BRornER or Mr.. JErPHr-
SON DAvIs.--The Vicksburg MISSY papers
announce the death of Joseph Emerson
Davis on the 18th instant, in the eighty
seventh year Of his age. He was the elder
brother of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, on
whom he indeed lavished nil the care of a
father. Born in South Carolina, he early
moved 10 Mississippi, and settled in what
IL now Warren county. Here he cultivated
the magnificent Hurricane plantation, on
which he amassed large. fortune, the
greater part of which was lost in the rebel
lion. In 1877 he was elected delegate
from Jefferson county to the Convention
authorized to frame Constitution for the
then Territory Of Mississippi. This was
the only office he ever held. Like a great
many southern politicians, he preferred to
WELD his influence with the people land it
was great for the advancement of Others
rather than for his personal benefit. Mr..
Davis was Democrat Of the school Of JEFF
trrson, firm believer in State rights. and
an advocate and defender Of secession. A
man of vigorous frame and strong intellect,
he bore his declining years bravelv, retain
ing his bodily strength and all his faculties
unimpaired TO the last. Personally. ne was
much esteemed and respected.
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NFErRopoLITAE WORKS,
f IN SEVENTH AND cAHALsTRagxs.-

sr. Yr,HARY aud PORTABLE EaalEEss
s sK TRANSPARENCY nsssT. and III asrEa Mfhlss;
pOILRRS, FOasI GA NIB sssIasss ei $500
ENGINES aad IA -ssaLi4S os ssisoaa aisss
always ON hand. . III 3
sioa an or sxsaaaged ibs rag, All cher repaass
nsonaptiy and easis2net nriiy deaes
'Bsptl ior deScrsptfsa et2 siSrz. =
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EXPORT or specie.

.NEy YogK, Sept. 2a.-The STEAMSHIP
Chiaa to-day took out 800, 600 In specie.
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MORE BUTLERs.-Grave charges, says the
WmM, are preferred against the Hon.
David Butler. Governor Of Nebraska. and
regular Republican nominee for a rei'lec-
ton. 1t is alleged that, being an er 0Dfc'o
president of the State Board of School
Fund Commissioners, he loaned himself
$lI 900 out of the school fund, and with
said money built, or is building, Il private
residence in Lincoln, the StNe capital ;
that. in addition, he loaned $4,000 out
Of the same fund to his business
partner zone Tichensr) to open Il hotel
in Lncoln; and that while ostensible
security has been given for these loans, the
property morIgaged is by no means ade-
quate to their repayment. Great excite
ment is reported in Nebraska on the de-
relopment Of these charges, and the Re-
publican State Executive Committee was
convened OH the 18th instant to consider
the same. The result of the deliberations
of this body that Governor Butler must
cease to be the Republican nominee. 70
this the Governor responds, in language
more torcihle than elegant, that he will see
the committee - first.
The result is likely to be 4 split in the
Republican party, and consequent triumph
of The Democracy Of Nebraska.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
HOsTILITIEs IN FRANCE.

THE CAPTURE OF sTRAsBoURG.
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Rayages Of the Vomito I'm Spain
Cuba.
MADRID, Sept. 28.-The yomito is spread
ing still more at Barcelona. The inhabit-
ants are leaving, and business is suspended.
The practical notification Of emancipa-
ton by Cuba is denounced by writers here,
who quote advertisements from Havana
Journals of children for sale and contracts
Tor slave labor, which is practically a con-
tinuance of slavery, in violation of the eX-
press law OF the land. ~
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ED. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
q IN ! I'll - 49,
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-CHESA.

" PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-on'H fYd
| afrer SUNDAY, September 4th, 1870, the ssgIs,E
MAIL TRAIN viii run daily between Richmond
and White Sulphur Springs Except Sunday be.
tween Gcrdonsytlle and White Sulphurb. Leave
Richmond at A. al. arrive ut White Sulphur
ut 10 Z. nj. Leave While Sulphur at 80 A. d.. and
arrive at Richmond At 4:Jo p. A., making clos Q
connections at Gordonsville and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, &s.; also. for
Lynchbarg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
NewOrleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c. =
Going West passengers dine at Gordonsvilfa
and sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast at
Goshen and dine at Gordonsville. 80 s.ffsf
This train connects with stages as follows
AT Stanton with stages for Augusta Qate Strsb.
linT's) Springs, u miles and Weyer's Gave, IL
miles.
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
2miles Rockbridge Alum Springs Smiles; Rock
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, IS miles. ~ 80
At Millboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, l6 miles; Hot Springs, 90
miles aud Healing Springs, 20 miles. 5z;.&,
At Covfngton with stages to Healing Springs
Is miles and Hot Springs, Is miles.
At Allegheny with stages TO Red Sweet Springs,
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, 10 miles. e
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, "a miles /; Blue Sulphur Syringe
20 miles Red Sulphur Springs, d miles Lewis.
burg, miles aud Charleston, 100 miles, ass
Through tickets issued to all points North, West,
and Southwest. = 'sy1r1.
JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
seq General Ticket Agent,
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RArxROADs.

fTs Fss sra m MH EEEH1 s1ssz.5
60 W - ~ - sssssss;sses .s5Ez.ss.
h BrcH4oSD, FKEDEEIcKsBUs64 Nrl
PoTosfAc RAILR0AD.
GENEIAL FEsfGIfr UEPAKTMENT ~
RICHMOND, sept. -, 1870. .
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MER-
i CHANTS AMI SHIPPERS. "a tier this dIe
THROUGH FREIGHTs win be received and de-
livered daily (sundsys excepted} NATL 9 PsH.
LOCAL FKEIGHTS viii be received aftd de-
livered daily tSund1ys excepsedI until ". Nj,
interim being repaired 20 receive and deliver tIis
By direction or the General superintendsnt:
= ,. ID. GENTRY.
sc 2e-a General Frelght Astns.
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The WAR AND FM1GRATIos.-Some i. 200
emlgrantS arrived at this port during last
week, which would give total of consd-
erahly over 100000 per annum. These
figures show that The var has not by any
means put an end toNSmigration. Thou.
sands OF those in humble circumstances
continue to embark for the home of the
brave and the land of the free in order
to better their worldly prospects. 1t is
furthermore highly probable that this
war will stimulate 4 new class of
emigration hither. We refer to the
French, whose possessions are now
being dcSpoiied or deyoured by the
"invadcrS who see the savings of
years destroyed in a few hours, and who.
like DIR Southern colntrymen during the
rebellion, are being reduced almost to pen
AIRY. There is no doubt that very many of
these sufferers will seek the New World to
restore their lost fortunes, where it can be
done mulch easier and quicker than in
France, and they will receive most cor
dial reception here. A little. or considera-
bic. Gulhc element is needed to mingle with
the Tcutonic and Celtic masses who migrate
in such large numbers to the United States.
1t is not ut all improbable that Frenchmen
will soon become as common among us rs
Irish and Germans now are.-Nelo York
Comm cICldi.
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TUST RECEIYED, q fine lot OF I'M
81 PuRTED CID AIRS, st various prices Gal
at WOOD g SONS. corner OF Ninth ana MALI
styetts, ana try some OF them. ssA
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n TEBICYS EXTRACT OF MEAT, fresh
1g fvnhaA ffsa agent OF Lsehig's ExtrssSt Of Meal
Company. For sale by IL sst -, & ELA 49,,
eeS Druggist, ssa Broad strsss'
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1870. 1876
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AM

POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALI POINTS
NORTH, EAST,sAND NORTKWEsr.
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s1sRooMS, BROOMs, BRO0Ms!--
h I'D snIentiId Is xsso as are MANI acsared st she
Virvfisis. Tscnisentlary, and am seliirg large
aisl esog flien at low prtees-wholeaaie on,y.
JOSEPH NJ. STEW EMS, General Agent. II
ma as.-iw a 7a Il Nh. a. EUasteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29
TIE FEELING IN TUE PROVINCIAL DISTRICTS OF
,zE .tE-ss, ZIG s.eae3sss NOE.

RERIIN, Sept. Is. &C orrespo ndence from
the rural lproyinci districts OF France say
the hone TO convert defeat into victory is
vain, and further carnage is therefore not
! only vain, bus lmpious, Ii France, say the
letters, refuse Bismarck's demands, the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29

DACIFIC GUANO.-500 tons SOLUBLE
i. PACIFIC GUAN0 for sale by
50 ii w%swim ALLISON & ADDISON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29

PERUVIAN .GUANO.-l00 tons No.
d PERUVIAN GUAEO for sale by
So Id. wSswlm ALLISON & ADDISON.