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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-07
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE ARMISTICE IN ENGLAND.
The Germans Marching on Lyons

RATIFICATION OF THE ARMlsTIcE ANNOUNCED
IN EXTRA SESSION OF THE ENGLISH CABI-
NET.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch received by
Earl Granville to-day was communicated TO
the English Cabinet, in extra session, an
nouncing the ratification of the armistice
upon Bismarck's terms. Bismarck and
Won Motke signed for Prussia, and Trochu
and others Of the Provisional Government
at Paris in behalf of France. The armistce
commences November 4th and ends Noyem-
Der 2Sth.
BITTERNESS AGAINST BIsAARCE-CoUST CHAM
BURD IN FRANCE INCoG.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-There is increasing Bit
terness at Bismarck's sights towards Eng
land.
The Count de Chambord is reported in
France 'ncoynsto.
Tours. Nov. 5.-Advices to the Dist state
that Theirs. upon returning to Paris, gave
the Government details Of his mission. He
said that owing to the courage and resist
ance Of Paris the four great powers-Eng-
land, Russia, Austria, and Italy-have
come to the support Of an armistice which
will include revolutionary Paris and Con-
stitutional Assembly. He stated that Jules
Favre reterates that the Government will
not cede their territory as price for peace.
No fighting has occurred at Paris for
three days. The forts, however, kept upa
fire to prevent the erection Of PruSsian
batteries.
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 5.-The Empress has re-
turned to England. She spent only one
day with the Emperor.
Tours, Nov. ga decree has been issued
enrolling and mobiliZing married men and
widowers between the age Of 20 and 10.
The Government cares for the destitute
families and adopts the children OF those
killed. The organization must be complete
by the 10Th of November. Each depart
ment must furnish as many field batteries
as it has hundred thousand inhabitants.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Germans are re-
firing from Chateau RoueX, and are con-
centratine on Orleans.
Sklrmishes are frequent in the valley OF
the Loire.
The French claim advantages over the
Prussians in destroying the railroads around
Dion.
along the German coast has been ordered.
Tours, Nov. 5.-lt is agreed, says the
Francalse, that Paris shall receive supplies
during the armistice.
Garibaldi suspending operations, the
Germans are marching on Lyons and
BourgeS.
Cluserst has assumed command of the
National Guard at Versailles. 1t is thought
that the elections Of Sunday would displacc
him.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Times has spe-
cial from Versailles announcing that the
conference between Bismarck and Theirs
has been continued by request Of the Gov
eminent at Tours. There was much fight
ing yesterday around the Notifications.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 5.-lt Is stated here that
fresh disturbances have occurred in Paris.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The vote in Paris OF
the question of sustaining TrOchu and the
provisional government resulted as follows
Ayes, AZ, 900; noes, 100000.
Paris is perfectly tranquil.
LONDON, Nov. j.-Thc French loan Is
fluctuating.
The Sultan of Zanzibar is dead.
The weather is intensely cold, and ice
forms rnpidlV
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Rio. In se,ma-one Man Killed.

SELMA, ALA, Nov. 5.-A quarrel, pending
all day, between Jack Baxter (white) and
ALI. Granger (colored), both brick-masons,
eliminated in the latter's being shot and
killed. Baxter surrendered to Marshal
Waite, from whom he was taken by an inn
proyised mob of negroes, beaten, stripped,
and dragged through the streets, being left
for dead.
Through the influence of General PettuSS
and others the whites, who had gathered
around on hearing of the affair, were re-
strained from attacking the negroes.
A strong posse, under General Pettus,
was summoned by the sheriff, by whom the
body of Baxter was taken from the negroes,
and the mob dispersed without violence:
The city is quiet tonight. The court Is
in session, and the rioters VIII be arrested
and punished according to law.
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Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRArH.l

Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Noon.-Flour qaitt and
unchanged. Wheat dull and SC freely SO, firm.
Corn quiet Prime pork steady. Lard heavy.
leans, ice; sales, 800 bales. Turpentine frmer
ut A5c. Rotin quiet strained sl.s5.
Euening.- Cotton dull and lower sales. l. 600
bales uplands, lie. Flour less active ana un,
s sansa xcstera Cora Mf firm s 500
Ssc. Pork firm al 1924. So. Beef dull Lard .lSe .
Groceries steady. Naval stores firm. FTeiahss
quiet.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.. Flour dull. Wheat
steady C.rn rm-Tfite old 1od'c ior ne hc cog
Cotton easier-Middlmgs offered at lc}c. Total
receipts, es5 bales. Exports coas.wise, l"o Daies
VirsIna's, old. sea bid; 5Oi asked; G6's, SO bid,
81 asked els, G5 bid, 81 asked. o,
Howard-slreet -four, superfine, 81. $50 $3.50 ex-
ira. $6@lS675; family, SI@SSSo city lnllls sliper
fine, .s5@ts:75 extra, ee :5@s7; western SUPER r.
also. Wheat Prime TO choice white, 81 90
com mon to fair SLIPS: western, Sl.3o. Corn
firmcr: yellow, old, S0@85c.: new, 7OGsoc. Oats
quiet at 4s650c. Bacon--No RIB sid,s In market
Gle II sides l3ic.: hams, Csc.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-Tobacco Common M tr as
low t. medium leaf, 81 80. -,..o,.os
louisville, Nov. Smuggling unchanged.
Flour quiet ut $3.50. Corn dull ana unchingel.
Pork, old, $o.; shoulders, l43c. Lard lec. WINS
key, soc.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Corn firm. Provisions hard to qaote.
Pork sold at l8@lec. Whiskey. Soc.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Cotton active and full
prices NiddiDgs, lCtc. Total receIp-e, Ne
bales. tx2orts to Great Britain, ,ea7 bales
prime, llsc; others unchanged. Sterling, i!o.
Sight premium. G3lt. lliB.
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q ICRmOND AND DANyILLE BAH,

80 StEAO.--P Eo3EEHGh oC6SpOhh.
GOING SOUTH. spG Dauy1l!e pas
sen gers leave Richmond dsily except Sundaysl
at els Z. r.; leave S0rkeyi..C daily iexcent sun-
ciays) at l 2. H.; arriyc at Danville daily tex.
cept Sunday5} \. 6:55 =. ~. THROUGH MAIL
Ard EEFGESS lesyea ElcL1rond daily st 2:ss
q; Greensboro daily q: l:o5 4. b.
aSIEG NOhTU.--LY1 chburg and DsnvtIle pas
sengcrs leave Dany!iie daily except SundayS at
7:la A. ID. leave BuVkevlile daily except Sum
taya) 1t 1 =. NJ. arrive DIT Richmond daily
except spnd2yel 9t3:os +: N. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIS
A. b.. leaves Danvlle daily AZ 3 az A. II. ar.
rlves as Richmond daily at l1:c6 A. NJ.
The Lynchbnrg snd DanvilIe Passenger Train
3onnects AZ Bnrkevilie WITH The trains on the
Southsde. road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and all statioua on Tie sonsaside and Viz
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Ind all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Rail and Express connects
OF Greensboro with the trains on thu North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte Columbia, Augusta, 5a-
7annab, Macon, Mobile MONTGOMERY, &C., e.
aud at Richmond with The Richmond, Fredertckc-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
rain. THOMAS GCDAMEAD,
sci Superintendent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market.


NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Hoon.-stocks steady.
Money. a@oc. Gold, llot. stering.-L onS, 1901
SHIRT, 1921. '62's, 1881.
Ecentng.-Money very easy at 5@ls per cent.
Governments firm. Southern securities some
what neglected. Wall street quie'. Gold opened
Mt llos reached 10, and closed at llot The Treas
urer has paid Blk and.a half MILLIONS OF Interest
since November LIST.
soIth Carolina's told and Alabama SIS frmer.
Flrginla's told) rather weak. Tennessee's. 81 /;
new, 60. Firglnia's, SO rew a. Louisana's, co.;
new, eet. Levee's 7os: s's ss3. Alabama's. ITO :;
So, u. Gcorga's, 80; Us OIL. North Caroliuz's,
46; new, %. South Carolina's 81; new, 6sf
The bank statement shows decrease in loars
OF over two and a-llalf millions specie an in
crease Of over one and three quarter millions de-
posts, an increase of two millions circulation,
decrease ofnearly half million legal-tcn dc.s,
an increase OF nearly million.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATasasN
~ COMPAEY.-FQ R NORFOLK, 8.
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL BEGULAk LAND.
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLV ESTER,
Captain q. @. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf as Roekes4s !, for the
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ct HALF-PAsT Six
O'CLOCK 4. 81, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk in time TO con-
nect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg ON ar
rival OF steamer.
w
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return.... 400.
LIBERAL arrangements made for EVENEIG Elk
CURSIOES.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa-
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth Boston, Baltt-
more, and principal landings On Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings Oh james river, Mt REA-
SHNAB;.E RATES. Freight received from A.
NJ. til! GP. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. 3. TATUM, General Agent,
sci Office, Comp6ny's wharf.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. s, 1870.


ASR1VET,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
c1andise and psssenggrs l.: b. Tatam: vo,r NOR
CHI ndlse and sscngers. John W. Wyatt.
Gamer Savior, Herring, Phila-. merchandise
and passengers, ". P. Porte IL Go.
Schooner albeit Mason, hose, New OH. mer-
chsndisc, Curtis L Parker
SAILED,
Steamer George b. Upton. Roberts, New York.
merchandise aud passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
steamer STATE Of Maryland Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. l.. Brett.
Steamer Niagara, BldheGi al, tHGW horh, hicI-
chan,ise and passengers. John W. Wyatt.
Bark Maria tSwedish), HeilbeiS, klo Jahei'"'
-four Haxail Crenshiw 4 90.
Schooner Ashland Mitchell, Baltimore, mould
ing sand Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Caroline Holmes, jackson, Baltimore,
ria lower James river. Lumber, 10 lnlster.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Nov. 5.-ArriTed, steamer Ad-
mlrul Reybold, Baltimore. merchandise and
mas SINGERS York River Railroad Company, and
sailed 9Th oil return.
AQUA CREEK Nov. e.--Arrircd, steamer
,;corgc anna Freeman, Baltimore merchandise and
messengers Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
tomac Railroad Company, and salled ttp on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. 5.-Pllot-boat Slicer
reports arrived, brig Cecilia, from Sardi1, lor
orders; ship Joseph Fish. from Cailao, has re.
ceived orders for Now York--at the capes had her
mainmast sprung and lost her sa;s. tass s W.,
Cedelaidc, Pendergrast, for Rio: Satellite, st:
Johns: brig PdIlas for Brcmeni; Lot.lS, WcSb
Indies Cawliue, for Pcrnambuc0. $780,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The steamer moses
TAYLOR has arrived from Honolulu. Icrflnc gales
are reported In San salvador
FORTRESS MONROE, nov. 6.-Sailed, ship Col
conda, for Liberia.
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MACHINERY. DC.

t. A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
L.. WAY, MANUFACTURERS and ENGI-
NFER'S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va: stesm1Engines, saw
Mills, Mlll- Gearings, Turbine Water. heels.
and Wood. Working Machinery Of sll kinds !;
ShaftIng, Hangers, pulleys, Betting, Lace
Leather. Saws, and Files; Wrencles twist
stean1-siuagcs, Saw. Gummers. Steam and Water.
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, Ptck and
Tool handles, etc.
II you want portable S:cam-Engine send for .
descriptive pamphlet or Gail and examine the
"AMES,' - the best engine made.
I have g. general assortment OF second.hanl
Engines and Boilers, Saw-Mills, Millstones, and
Gearings. PlaniUg Machines, aid other Wood,
Working Machinery; Shafting, Pulieys, and
Hangers Disabling Fixtures, ETC., etc. -.
Secondhand Machinery and steam-Bollers
bought, sold, and exchanged. au 5-~5m
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AlCsEygD AND i'ETERSBURG 4. X. Coil
RICHMOND oct. 90 1874

AICsEyED AND i'ETERSBURG Z X. Co..
RICHMOND oct. 90 lS7a
T'HE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Z run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 3:4S A. 81. and 2.soP. NJ.
Leave Petersburg a. 10 A. NJ. aud 7:o5 z. n. -.-.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen-
ger car attached, win leave Richmond daily at
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $50 a.. Id. tSun-
days exeepted). ..s# .sa.-. -..E .7.E
The 945 A, IS. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and tho 1866 p. h. train win not lesys
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. --
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. ..... ~ ... ....lr. -
The passenger coach attached to The coal train
Will run daily. g5-ts -
Leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen.
gers returning will take the $50 p. NJ. train con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS II. WYNEE,
oc2l superintendent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-0n and after SUNDAY, 2ad Octo-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" R0AD.-On and after SUNDAY, 23d Octo.
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS Will run as
follows
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich
mono and White Sulphur Springs ;except sunday,
between Gordonsville aud White sulphur Leave
Richmond at q. M; arrive a. White sulphur at
10 2. III. Leave White Sulphur ut $3.50 A. &c, and
arrive at Richmond at 400 p. NJ. making close
connections at Gordonsvillc and Charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for ,Alexanoris, Washington, Baltimore,
nsrk ss slsp
New Orleans, Montgomery. Mobile. &c.
Going est, passeDg. r5 dine ut Gordonsyillc
and sup ut Covington Going East, hreskrast at
Staunton and dine at Gordonsville.
This train connects with stages Us follows:
At staunion for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
harrison burg. ~
At Miuboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
1t N hite Sulphur Springs for LewiGburg, 9miles;
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THkOUGH 7 OK K T b issucd to all points
North, West, and Southwest.
JAMES 4. NETHERLAED, '
ocl7 General Ticket Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn AND FLOUR ExcHAFeE,,
sICaMoNp. Va. Nov. 6, 1870.

CORN AND SLDUE r.ASa
t.ICaMOND. Va. Nov. 8, 1870. :
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-W'hite, o,s7s bushels. Red, l,sA bush
els. MIA,
Corn.-White, 81 bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed
a12 bushels.
Oats.-72O bushels.
Rye.-Nope.
Hedl.-l0 bushels.
SALES,
FHent.-Whita, "a bushels very good ut 81 60
200 bushels damaged on private terms Ss9 Dasnrls
common on private terms go bushels at Hl.ao 1io
bushels ut $40 I5a bushels at ST. a32 bushe,s
prime at S.G5 GO bushels good al Sl.aa, = pu heiS
inferior at IL. 25-tOla1, 2,oo0 bushels.
Vheat.-Red, ago bushels fair on private term
254 bushels tough at $l2o; 10 bushels smutty H.
sl.3o; 1870 bushels at e.35 l0s bus els at 81 ~ ~
bushels ut SI.37a ss bushsls inferior at SilS 2sS
bushels inferior at $l.2O; ID bushels at Sl.25 DO
bushels smutty ut Soc. 1ss bushels damaged ut
$l.12s; 1ss bushels very good at sESo-totai i'sls
bushels.
Corn.-White. q. bushels prime new at roc.
Oots,-2s bushcls at 45c. lilo bushels at 4ic.-to-
I l. 1876 bushels
Neal 10 bushels at 825c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Corn Mixed. l0s bushels.
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New Orleans Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The chairman OF
the Democratic State Central and Parish
Committee and the grand marshal OF the
Democratic procession which was to have
taken place tonight, publish cards counsel
ing ali against the procession. They are
all severe on the authorities and the City
Council for passing the " Buncombe" ordl
nance forbidding the procession.
A heavy rain fell here this afternoon.
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New York News.

New YoRK, Nov. 5.--Two hundred and
fifty Canadian Papal Zouaves, who arrived
by the steamship idaho, are having grand
reception. a committee from Canada will
escort them home.
Gov. Hoffman leaped from the carriage OF
a runaway team to. day, and was slightly
bruised.
"Mountain Boy" beat "George Wilkes I"
in race to-day two straight heats. Wilkes
breaking badly, was distanced in the second
heat. Time, 2:27 and 2:25x.
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Daring Robbery of h Railroad Train.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The great over,
land eastern-bound train was stopped, and
the express car robbed between Verdi ana
Reno by highwaymcn, who boarded the
train at Verdi, presenting pistols to the
heads of the conductors and brakesmen.
They detached the express car and robbed
it of So 1000 in coin. The robbers escaped.
a party was organized to pursue them.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN sszs,.,
SHIPPERS.

THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
BALTIMORE AMI All oa1o RAILROAD
COMPANY'S TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements to shippers OF To
RACCO, WHISKY, BACON, CANDLES &C.
TO and from the West AT low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
to amt received from board the cars Of the Bal
tinore and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust
Point, saving transfer by dray5 and exposure to
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills OF lading given on all shipments
By WILLIAM P. BRETT,
my II -~. H. Agent.
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QKOtEKHE.S, DC.
TRESH AND DESIRABLE GROCE-
L kIES.
900 bags fair to choice RIO COFFEE,
Zoe bags choice LAG aYRa Do,
90 bags Old Government JAVA and ARABIAN
Do,
500 barrels REFI;IFD SUGAR5-A, Crushed,
Gran, Pc IA, and Cut, -
900 barrels \. c. CUT HERRINGS,
coo bags SHIT,
$50 packages CANDLES; 500 boxes OAKLEY's
SOAPS,
IS hhdJ. ,I!iRS aud SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
YELLOW Sugar,
80 hhds. trlr 10 choice q. Il. SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, GRAIN PEPPER. GIN
GER, SkUGER'S MUSTARD, choice q. p,
Queen Chop, and Gold Chop. and Oolong T EAs.
We are prepared, notwithstanding the great
food, to accom- odate our friends aud the trade
generally.
oc5 s. C.. TARDY 4 co.
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Wass,tngfon News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Robeson, Forney,
and the President were in conference to-
day. The visit resulted in an order to re-
take the census of philadelphia. The con-
ference had no bearing on the English mis-
sion or the new Postmaster-G eneralshlp.
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MACHINE SHOP. ,t&
SLOAT Il ADDIN6TOH.
MACHINTSTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE; 1422 AND 1915 CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FouRTEEETHAED
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
RYCU MGWD. vIR GINA. "

PAIRiNG sTEAM-ENGINEs and BOTLERs In
city and country; TOBACCO WORK CT all
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT:
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES kEPA1R.
Ed and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sails or
JUDSON'S PATENT sTEAM-ENGINE go.
VERNON, SELDEN's PATENT STEAM.ENs
CINE PACKING, Utica Ccmpany,s STEAM.
one year, and We sell them at low prices: We keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
cocks Oil and tallow-cups, OII.CUPS FOB
SKATING. sELF-FEEDkRS, STEAM-WHls-
TIES, WATER-GAUGEs: GLoBG-YALvEs,
sortment OF such articles as are used by all runs
ming stsam-engines and saw-nills. -. 80 "
SLOAT ADDIEGTOE,
iel5 l432 and 1874 Cary street.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
HI RAILROAD. t'.- ..ss =

On and after MONDAY, Oct. ~ 1870, the trains
on this road will be run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING EAST.-Leaycs Richmond~daily az fdS
P. NJ. arrive at p est Point daily at $40 Z. 81.
GOING WEsT.-Leaye West Point daily at a.
nj. arrive at Richmond daily at 1886 A. NJ. - =
Trains connect at West Point daily teXccpt
BINDINGS on York river, Yorktown, and Balti-
more. .....e..
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to Balti-
more, 81.
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
-.. ATTACHED. ...-----,...
Leave Richmond daily Except Bfondsyl st4
O'Clock A. NJ; leave West Point daily Except
Monday az O'Clock ?. 81. -
THROUGH FREIGHT @et
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH and
WEST. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of lad,ng given TO al prominent
points North and West. y E-tsag1SEi Z
--...-.0. WILLIAM B. ENOH 81
oc 70 Freight and Ticket Agent. =
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l,srurRlcH>TJEc. Va. Nov. 3, 1870.
,,-,.>,>c sySSrnS ~ y. NJ

$500 -
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,,,rrrp,rySy,-Ec. Va, Nov. 3, $50.
,,,.sur,> ~
NhN'>" S'>'''H.
Rev. nr, N"oa'NN' ol '"'"!t'"'"' - Y"
'..lng present, was invited 10 Sil IN CORES
rruaiNE member.
,.c discussion Of this morning on the
,.>.>.ou nI the synod WAS resumed.
N,N. !. i. Thomas, "i NH'heNiiie. sno:
So. Wish L. H'ahcH >lmHC statement o. Anew
..-,> lTayM- ~ ms SnGleGl. III costs III
...N,lU0E expenses ~ an average, Stu per
II. ....c7--Ii1, sing 'a'A year S'.'N; blNl"S
81. synod, Inc tN"tl'Sc> o. 'l"Nc'"l,& WI
ns 'r>~JUyd onr-hlft =! .,"' >aNcu cach year
,st1y churches aGG /" tE">hytcriahlsm III
synod. I: y y i&c' Ihai oar tCIfIors Is
~ egyE,: ."d ~ other c'icSla>ilcdl podies,
Avn. t". 10 ave III NuiHhf'; Shau re re-
,.5a y.' synod W"rn ''h"f on"rrhcS Occur
't.~ ..ar >.W' 'rrrl'"TH arr "ilG'"' bc,
>..,>. .a., i'f!HH'H Was l"' ElGiN "e'upIeu
$3.50 N""H N"'">' '''" Pa''S u '"o
g.. @.~>.
u,N. Du. H. NJ, ~iAith. al thI"n ihco-
-..4 Seminary. >pr&c ~ he effect oi The
....,.a NHaa that >n>lliutinn, which, he
,... va The tr>t theological INSTITUTION
......sI ,'N tn" Legislature OF Virginia.
t.s. >y".c h>'"Iicai reference 10 TINS mat
g.. IA. NlEsg>>',, MS view Ihat the division
~...t. }ANviIr The |Hies>Iy OF obtaining a
. IS ,a,s''". J." fI>l O.! lo"htch he d!d not
,a:. aay d'.ne"Ny..
..N. p M N!"tr' g. e'cfShur&, SAID
. i'll i"G "cCN "c"ate Oh cNtfaordi-
.., ''-l:..j"E. the afSuincntS offered on
.- ~.v> NJ" 'l"N 500. we hau settled
49,. .>'.-a p; "h'4N'.t "'Il''rS u reasoning
.'..@,...r' III !rt'si'"% ~ tue petuniarE
.-'... III. II >..'H Il WAS '!o' geographical
'~ '."'l"E 'lE". =! S"''1'i. \ man can
.., WN, WITHOUT Nh chuo"msht IN MS
i.t Es,. !, 'aNc> W''&ht 10 carry us on
-. g. .uH.>. Aiuc'lon OF SrANltanon.
.... resent meetings are great reunions,
.. S., g.T:!'rn com" 10 see each other and
:..rna>. and iing their wives, and
-.. .a.,c >WecthrAlt-. \ smaller synod,
..,'.H- II 81 smaller "T0lt, would come
II. u'teHCr 10 the towns, and ottener
.@-g he blessings claimed for our meet
...>. u - n! this talk about clinging to
,., IL mother. II was Il sentimental ro-
,.u..,. - Nr. Miller proceeded. arguing
n .iGr> he inquired how many min
lice w.., LETT 20 him. lone minute"
...... tgn Moderator. Rev. K. c. Walker
...0 ,..--c>t"d that the brother ought to
-.. Ten minutes on each side: which oc-
=. u,u considerable amusement. Mr..
Nicer .a"D u.Gyrra u proposal TO refer the
...a:.r- .Jr decision 10 the year 1915. the
.'..>.,ta.ic> III the meanwhile considering
~. matter.
DE- Am. Brown. after arguing that the
g.. IN d., til. matter belonged io the ~.
j. ...s; not iir-, 10 the I.reSbvteries. said.
.....'r..i ~a,nar. ,hat liviS;am ! thn law
..-....,.., ia tIr,. rIesHytorian Church
A.. no instances in This rolntry in
...... g.. f.,~.,, / synod had existed 80 lone
81 f.. . division. The arguments against
...... now 4r. arguments against its al.
,......-- any fntnrp time. r. we are ever
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, !
rrrJNrnN-r nnf 90 1874

Citizens are hereby notified
~ that the WARD-REPAIR AND GARBA-
GING FORCES having been fully organized,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY Of each week will be
devoted TO the removal Of garbage from all OF the
wards.
Garbage must be placed in boxes or barrels on
the Sidewalks or In alleys on each FRIDAY
MORNING. and It's removal VIII occur but once
week from the various premises, two days being
required In passing through The wards
CHARLES II. DIMMOCk,
oc ooew City Engineer.