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Market: by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.


LONDON, April 12.-NooD.-Consols 934. Bonds
9oss. Sugar nominal, owing to the proposed re-
duction OF duty.
Afternoon.-Consols slIs. Rosn quiet and
steady. Sugar, Dutch standard, on the spot, 35s
GdaS6s; anoat 2Ss 6da2es.
LIVERPOOL, April l2.-Noon.-Cotton dull;
uplands 11Rd; Orleans 11hd. Sales 5000 bales.
Yarls and fabrics at Manchester quiet Red
Western wheat IS Sdae; red winter IS ID. Corn
2Ss 9d. Pork 94s.
Evening-Cotton quiet; uplands 11lI, Orleans
llhd; for speculation and export 1000 bales.
Lard buoyant.
PARIS, April 12-Boursc opened armer. Rentes
7sr &C.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, April lo-Noon.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy at Sac per cent. Sterling, long, 9l1;
short, eN. Gold 136. SXty-twos l1iS. TennesSeeS,
ex-coupons 59%; new SO; virglnIas, ex.coupon
70%: new go; Louislanas, old &c; new 72is; Le-
wees, skies, 764; eghts %; Alabama eights s7'aa;
fves so; Georgia skies S5: sevens 93; North Caro-
Wheat duh. Corn dull and heavy. Pork quiet;
mess s21 e5 Lard quiet at 151sal5a4c. Cotton
easier; middlings 23a237sc; Orleans e3zc. Tur-
Peu'ihe qulct u 4iGc loSlu uTIu aL - ~ ior
strained. Freights dull.
Evenins.-Go!d closed firm at 123l. Govern
ments unsettled. Sixty-twos I115. Southerns
dull. Cotton dull and heavy. Sales 1900 bales.
Uplands 23Sa232Sc. Flour heavy and declining;
super1ne State 81 S5a4 IS; common to fair extra
Southern S. 5oa5 20. Wheat heavy. and to &c
lower, with more doing; winter rel and amber
Western 81 coal %. Corn, new mixed Western,
81 Oea1 Os. Beef steady. Pork s232l. Lard heavy
at 16a161s. whiskey lower at 81 lsa1 oal<. Gro
ceries active. Naval stores quiet. Freights
steady.
BOSTON, April l2.-Cotton dull AMI nominal.
BALTIMORE, April l2.-Fioar active and higher
IN 10" and medium grades; Howard street super
nne ~ 7Sas. Wheat steady; Maryland 81 35al IS;
fensyNania 81 2sal 81. White corn 81 O5al oe;
yellow 81 e3al o6 Oats soaG:c. Pork s2saas so.
Bacon firm. Shoulders 12s.. whiskey 81 o..
Cotton quiet but firm; mlddngs 2ac; sales 100
bales; rece pts l47 bales; stock 1876 bales,
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MARINE NEWS.
cuARL TON, APRIL ls
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Datimorc-lelt
i,stont Mlco To hInrflnrni T. rn p q Trrn.
helm, Railroad Agent. J Z BlOhme. w karrcll 4
co. Cohen 4 CO, Adger & CO, W G Dukes y
CO. Hurkamp & co.. Archer, Dowic, Noise d
Davis j Brown, r Bascnm. n NJ Wohltmanh'
Il FeIdmann & co, D Ehaugh, II Wehman "
co, II Lcidinr, Perry, l. Kenecke II klatte a. co,
Ravcnel & Holmes, Il Lindstedt, Jordan 4
son, W II Chafec co. p p Toale, ] II Graver, ii
BIschofr 4 co, Madsen. J y Robson, w H Boring.
J B Duval L Son, C w Wicking, Jeilords & CO, Z B
Collins, BOllmann Bros, II Cohia e. co, G W Stef
sens, a LANCER, Vincent Il Brown, Quinhy d co,
p Walsh, W II Mehrtens, Johnston, Crews L co,
and Order. On Sunday night last, of Cape HATTIE
ras. experienced q heavy blow from Sc with
hr sea- lasting twelve hours.
Schr Ann Dcas, Garbate. West Point Mill.
so tlcrces rice To Cohen. Hanckel & co.
Sloop Emerald, Roberts, Euhaw. II bags bags
sea island cotton. To Frost Adger, and Col
cock j. CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sclr Georgia, Brlen, Boston-M Goldsmith l.
schr H Fay Prescott, Woods IIole-M Cold
smith 4 Son.
Schr Anna f Glover. Terry, Woods Hole via
Chisolm's Island, S C--M Goldsmith l. Son.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr NJ ] Fisher, Lawrence, Baltimore, April 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig ] & II Crowley, Crowley, at Baltimore,
April 10.
Schr Daniel Britain, Carroll, at New York,
April 9.
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NouNr PLEASANT, s. c., lSes

MOUNT PLEAsANIi . H'' 1'V0'
mfr. IT, e. Russell: .,.,o..,,.,
DEAR SIR have used your soothing Gortlial
for children extensively in my practice anu most
chcerfuly testify to IFS merits: anv M iomu In. W.
and consider it superior to anything in Use Tor
children.
It's freedom from anolyne Of any kind recon-.
mends it as perfectly safe preparation IL! tnc
hands OF nlotlcrs and inexperienced nurses.
Very respectfully. &c.
D. Il. WILLIAMS, Nj. d.
Made By J. e. RUSSELL. Chemist.
Sold by DR.. H. BAER, wholesale Agent LOT
South Carolina. ocl1o
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MEMORANDA.

Consignees per schr Jeddle from Baltimore
arrived l1th inst y Ensnw & CO, Wagner X
Monsces, II DischoIl " Gu. Clacus &c Wltte. Eaii-
road Agent. J NJ Eason e Bro, Cameron, Barkley
4 CO, w " Bird 4 co, DR. II Baer, S X Marshall. u
H SilcoX, a Morgan, A QuacEenbush, " Freds-
berg O'Neill f Adger & co. J Campsen & co.
T Cater, III Cob.a a. co, JerInrds Il co. " Will
den CO. w l. Webb & CO. & L K0rnahrenS, Hart
K CO, B Duval d Son, Dowie, Noise & Davis, Z ID
Francke, and Order.
The schr George Trubcll, from Georgetown, S {,
arrived at Baltimore April 10.
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Z. GEDDINGs, N. D.

Having had occasion to prescribe RrssElL's
Soothing Cordial in severe cases OF Eowel Com
plants in children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with Its effects. ] consider 1t
n valuable medicine In oil cases. in which It may
be advisable to avoid the use of anodJnc, and ar.
ticularly for family use, US il is perfectly safe.
", T.. WRAGG, NJ. y.
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cu.u1rsrox. 6 c lSGs

CUAKLESIUN IOVc.
RussELL's Soothing Cordial in the Summer Com
plants Of Infants lie has fully exhibited tile In.
gralicnts Of his remedy, and the tedious method
OF preparation. ! recognize the prescription
containing no ano,lyne wlatevcr-as mnst , SAFE
When much pain or rcstlessness attends the afec-
ton, doses OF Parcgoric can bc added 10 the pre-
scribed doses OF the Cordial according to the age
OF the patient. The compound, lnougn more
often, acts in all efficient manner WltRout any ad-
dition N anohync.
In the Dlarrhna Of the aged, in increased doses
it is of great value as n remedy: never disagree.
inC with the stomacll-increaSinS appetite, i'm
proving digestion. and acting rs q SLOW but cl!-
cicnt astrinsent agent ,.,.-,,, =,
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ITO THE WORKING CLASS.-WE ARE
1. now prepared to furnish all classes with
constanI employment at homc the whole-of the
time or :or the spare moments. business new,
light aid profitable. Persons OF either sex easily
.arn from so cents to Sd per evening, and a pro.
pnrtioua sum by devotng their Whole time TO the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as
;Geil That all who see this notice may send their
a,,,.rcss and test the business, we make this un.
parali"e offer: To such as are not well satisfied,
we will send 81 to pay for the trouhle Of writing
Full particulars, valuable sample, which Will do
10 commence work on, and copy OF 1.-THE Peo.
ples Literary Companion"-one OF the largest
and best family newspapers published all sent
free by mail. Reader, II you want permanent
profitable work, address E. C. ALLEN & CO.,
Augusta, Maine. jan17 3mos
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TINE STANDARD REPUTATION AT
i TANNED by this unrivalled and nfalllb!e
YEAST POWDER during twelve years past, is due
to its perfect purity healthfulneSS and economy.
Put up in tins, actual weight, as represented, aud
will keep for years.
The quantity required for use Is from one.fourth
to one-half less than other Baking Powders.
Sold by GrOcers throughout the United States.
DOOLEf Il BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
No. GO New street, New York.
mch14 mws3mos
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D UssELL's SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.

A!.!AYs INFLAMMATION or TIE GINS. CURES
cuuLIc. CHOLERA ISFANTrM, DYSESTERY.
ASp ALL DISEASES To WHICH
CHILDREN ARE SrEJECT
WHEN TEETNING.
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The Charleston Cation. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.


Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
TUESDAY EVENING, April l., 1871
CoTToN.-Thc market was dull and depressed,
and bu; little doing early in the day, and on re-
ceIpt OF dispatches which proved unfavoTabe,
prices softened A@15c q fb, causing rather mere
demand, and leading to the sale orabout $50 bales
at the decline The transactions were sat TX;
at is; 10 at 10; % at 1o;S; oS ut Il; 42at 2i 59
at ol3,S; 14o at &c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL cLAssirIcATIoN.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ......lS @eoh
Low midulng.. .....-............ai gS-
Middling. g....-................. ......si 1sgS-
Strict middlng...- @-
RicE.-This grain was in active request, with
considerable transactions, prices advancing ABOUT
x@Sc q ID; sales about 400 ,lerces Of clean Caro-
lla say IL tierces at 5c 6S at c. 6l at Sl6 80 at
sh, and 225 on private terms. We quote common
to fair clean Carolina at 51d@Gc; good 6l&@63ac
6 ib.
NAVAL SronEs.-Thcre was no business OF i'm
portancc.
FRKrGHTs-To Liverpool, oy steam, 1zd q d oo
uplands, and I'D on sea Islands; by .ai, IA q ID
On upland cotton, and ia q ID on sea
.s!aud cotton. To IIavrc, by steam, nor-
lai, ny SAL, HouiHai "' ISN va Nf
and l1lc On sea islands. Co.stwiss W
New York, by steam, &c = 10 on upiands
aud &c on sea islands; by sail, &c 4 10 on up
ands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; BY sail, II
dHc = b on uplands. To Philadelphia, By jteam,
&c a ID on up,ands; by sail, somewhat NOM
,nal. To Baltimore, by steam, K9Hc q Is on
aplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExCHASeS.-Sterling 60 day bills 21lz@22H.
DOMESTIC EAcHANoE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par TO 4 premium and sell at ];
@7s premium. Outside they purchase at par to
4 premium, and sell at H@Hc premium.
GoLD.-guying at 11@l2, and selling at l3.
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COMMERCIIL NEUS.
EXPLOITS.

BosToS--Per schr Georgia. bags sea Island
cotton 2SS hb:S naval stores, "a tons iron nlid
metals, IS casks clay, &c bales rags:
woop,s HOLE, MASs-rcr schr II G Fay-3.5
tons phosphate rock.
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Parting.

NOT a kiss-not o tear
Not even SO mucn
AS an uttered woId,
Not q touch I!
On. the passion, the pain,
So coldly 10 part
Butl gaveyou one look'
And my heart.
You will pardon me then,
And you understand
That my soul Is yourS'
Not my hand.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April l1.-TURPENTINE.-Sa OF
$40 bbs at 50 soa2 SIS for soft, and 81 7oal 10 lor
hard, per $50 lbs. ,r
little ofreripg. Sales q. G3 bbls at 422<c and d.
RosIS.ESales OF 81 bb,s at 81 co for strained,
81 IS for No. 2, and 81 for .oy no. !.
Dbl. .. ,s
80 at Is, ut TO- % at co. and 81 at p cents per IT.
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CHARLESTON, May lG, 1868
Mr. ]. B. RUSSELL, one or our careful and intel.
llgent Pharmaccutists and Apotlecaries las sub
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation OF @ Soothing Cordial prepared and
vendcd by him.
it affords me pleasure to express n favorable
opinion OF It's safe and efficient adaptation 10 the
particular cases of the diseases Of children, which
It is designed TO relieve.
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Il. .ceipts by Railroad. April DE-.

4o5 bales cotton, 81 bales domestics, cars
wood. To Railroad Agent, Wardlaw d CarcW,
II Walter & co, Gracscr & Smith, Clacius g. Wit'c.
Pczer, Rodgers & CO, MUwry & Son, J Sloan,
" K Ryan, X C SHARP. a Mu!ligan King Glib
bon, AZ Salinas. G " Williams & CO, W Court.
ney g. CO. Frost & Adger, W Courtenay, and &
4 Trenholm j Son.
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CuARLESrON. S. c., 1865

CHARLESTON, s. C., 1865.
Dear sir-l have used yonr Soothing Cordial for
DiarrhGa in treihng children, aAi ma ~ q very
excellent preparation. IL has great anVaHlaee
over most prcparations Of the kihh III cohtalh!He
no Opium or Narcotic. ..,...., :.
Wien these are required they can hc added in
proportions applicable to the case. .,
therefore can recommend us use III lAe auce'
tions for which il is designed.
Respectfully iyelIrs; ncfrr EGi: nm
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
Cr, CLEARED IND SAILED FOE THIS FORT.
oREIGN
NEWPORT, ENG
The Mamie T Bell, Ackley. sailed. .........Feb 10
CARDIFF.
Tile Edith, ChegwIdden, sailed. 90
Schr Mary Lymburner, Lansil, sailed. March
Span brig Tomas, Rosas cleared. March 10
MEsTIc.
BOSTON.
Schr n Smith, Smith, up. March
Schr Hancock, Crowell, up............M March %
NEW YORK..
Schr Commodore Kearney, Phibrook, up. Feb 81
Schr Georgia, Brler, up. March
Schr Il Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared ........April
Schr II Stickney, FooEs, up. March 81
Schr Thomas Gooz, Somers, cleared. ...Apri!
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr c Fl S1oller, brown, cleared. March 80
Sclr Anna Little Crawford, up....... March
Schr Ellie Smith, Smith, uI. .......... March 90
Schr Kate Rich, Doughty, cleared. .....April
Schr Jessie S Clark CLARK, cleared. April
Schr Richard VauX, Whitaker cleared April
Schr N Fitzpatrick, Smith, up.......... April
BALTIMORE
Brig J & II Crowley, Crowley, cleared. April 10
Schr W Coffin, Upton, up................ April
Schr II G Bird, Drinkwater, up......... March II
Schr Mary Means, Bayard, up.....:...... April
Schr Eaton, Shackrord cleared April 4
Schr II Stickney FOOkS, cleared. 800. April G
Schr E Potter, Potter up. April
NORFOLK, Va.
Schr Jane Durlee, DurTcc, sailcd. April
RocKroRT. ME-.
Schr Clara Bell, Amesbury, up.......... March IS
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CONTAINS No AN0DYNF.

RUSSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL Is offered to
the public with an absolute guarantee against all
danger from its use. Read the following certt
cnfpS.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April e.-CoTroN.-The market to-
day was weak, closing nomlnaily as follows: In.
ferlor 1Sa15c; ordinary l7a1Sci good ordinary lsa
2oc; low mlddng 20Ha2lc.
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PORT CAL E N ID Il r..
NOOS.S pUlSER

First Quarter. sth, II hours, S minutes, evening.
Full Moon. 18th, hours, minutes, evening.
Last Quarter. ed. II hours. minutes. morning
New Moon, Goth, hour, II minutes, evening.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1859. s.........: None
Received to-day ..................... I'D
Total .... 4O,741
Shipped to-day y............'..,...''' ~, ~ =, ,ee
Shipped previouSy..... ..".o+, iei-''''oo
s,ocr on hand $3.50
FLorR.-The market is steady at the following
quotations: SuperIne 81 IS; extra S5 80; family
Sc; fancy Sc Is.
CoRS.-Market very firm, and supply not sum.
cicnt for demand ShlplneTts OF 500 bushels
to-day at 81 q bushcl, sacked and delivered IN
WHEAT-we quote the buying rates as follows:
Mediterranean csc: red 81 %; white ana amoer
oNTs.Ewc quote at 7ac, sacked and delivered in
depot.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
an 1,o1d GnDtpTnhpr1 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

The Washington Literary Society Of Ran
dolph Macon College on the 18th Of Octo-
Der adopted the following preamble and
resolutions:
The tcardrops Of nation are falling
thjckiy, agony - Wrin%ing our hearts rs !.
horrid nightm1re stiles the spirits. and our
southern laud is shroudcd in mourning for
the b.avc>t II her sons, General Robert r..
Lee. Pure and unspoJted spirit. in his
dGrNcst hours ever clinginS to the noble
principles Tor which he fought. never
hut seeking TO rescue his coun-
tIy from tyranny and oppression, and when
:'G; CGUS" was lost sheathIng his sword {.
rc devoted the mighty powers with which
re was endowed TO the advancement of
education and religion. Bat now, when
death hath lent the sanctity Of its power,
rctroSPcctinG his career, Incompatible and
unparalleled. we henoi3 him great in VIC
toyy, yet greater in defeat, both as Il soldier
and . civilian loved by his friends and adj
mi"cG TX his foes. As \ tribute Of respect
10 his memory. be it therefore resolved,
Isl. That III his death we have sustained
the less Of one Of the most eminent and
highly appreciated Of those who honor our
organization with their names.
ID. That in this sad hour, when by the
!n>crul!N!r wisdom Of Providence the light
ct Itlcir home has been cXtinsu;Shed, and
With heavy hearts the family are bowling to
Him who handles the rod, 10 them our sim
Cvrc >ylnrHthicS he rendered.
81. That the heart Of Virginia. drawn to
him by the ianGc>t rccollcctionS, and en-
dcarc.l 10 him hcth 10y birth and aS>oci:s-
ton, deeply dcplorcS his death a> the great
est cala'uity that could have bctalEeu the
state.
-:th That our hail nc drapcd in mourn
ing and the mcuhclS Wear Grape for thirty
days.
On. That copies of these resolutions he
sent ~ the family OF the deceased, and t.
iac Washington and Graham Literary So
ciyiic> Il " aShington College; and that
copies lie forwarded TO the Richmond daily
panrrs. Baltimore Christian Adcocdtc, and
Baltimore EpIScopaL !Hethod'St fer publlca
lion. :. G. FERGUSON,
+. VI. ATKINSON, Com.
". ". w ADswoRTu,)
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Tne Augusta Fair-A Large Number
Present-The Ladies' Department


PreSent-The Ladies' department.
Postponed.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.]
STANTON, VA, Oct. 1S.-The Augusta
County Fair opened this morning ut 0
o'clock with such prospect as, considering
the late calamity which necessarily paral-
wed many Of our people, indicates COM
plete success.
The number Of persons on the ground
to-day is variously estimated at from two to
three thousand.
The entries Of stock Of all kinds are bet
ter than last year. Among others we notice
entries of fine hogs by Mr.. Sam Hushour :;
fourteen head of fine Durham cattle by j.
A. VanMeter, Of Hardy county. Fine horses
were exhibited by Messrs. Hartman, Pratt,
and Housman.
The balloon ascension arranged for to-day
was postponed in consequence of the high
wind prevailing at the time.
The rotunda was point Of much interest,
as containing especially the result of the
ingenious industry of the ladies Of our
county.
Among the distinguished arrivals to-day
were Col. Jos. f. Kent, president South
west Virginia Fair; Il. B. Haxall, Of Rich
mond, and S. 6. Bradford, of Culpeper. S.
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THE NoLES HOMICIDE IN PHI1 ADELpH1A.
philadelphia, Oct. 1.-THE death of Noen
has caused much excitement. Mayor Fox
has issued warrant for the arrest of VIM.
Is. Mann, implicated in the shooting by the
dying deposition of Nolen. Mann is absent
from the city, but has notified the Mayor
that he will return in time for hearing this
afternoon. Anticipating that trouble may
arise during the Coronel's inquest, the
Mayor has ordered detail of police from
every station in the city to be on hand at
the central station. If necessary, ropes
will he run across 9th street, from Chestnut
street to Liberty street, and the former
thoroughlare cleared Of persons.
Mann was one of two lawyers present in
the room with the election officers on cleo
ton night when Nolen tried to get into the
room. Mann is said to nave told the per-
son who killed Nolcn to fire. Mann is Il
Republican. Nolen was Democrat.
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STEA VII ERS.


NAMES river STEAMBOATG-[s
- CDMPAHY.-F K NORFOLK. sE asssass.ssaS.-
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAh LAND,
ines ON THE JAMES RIVER. The last and
elegant United States mail steamer
JOB S Y L Y Il 7 p,
CaptaiG Il. c. CLIFFORD.
leaves cnmpanY's wharf at kocketts for the
above na,r<d p.2co9 on MoNDAIS. WEDSn g
DAYS, and FRItjAYS, st HALF-PtsT SIX
O'CLOCK a. NJ, aud returns en- Tuesdays
Thursday g, and Saturdays.
PASSENGERS arrive in Norfolk In time to con-
rect with steamers for Baltimore and points
NCrh.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg Oh ar
rival Of steamer.
Fare TO II 0r1oik so.
Excursion tickets " Norfolk and return... 400.
LIBERAL arrangements made for EVENING En-
CUHSIOHS.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and "a
tnraays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti.
more, and priuciphi landings Oh Chesapeake bay,
eud all re. ular landings On James river, at KiGh-
S,.NAHLE RATES.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. E. TAHUM, General Agent,
sci Office, EOmpHuy's wA"rf
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ANOTHER INCIDENT IN GEN. LEES Lrpr.-
lion. IL. W. HILL1ARD, ex.member of the
Federal Congress, made speech in An
gusta, Ga, at the meeting there held to tlo
honor TO the memory Of Gen. LEE, in which
he said:
An offer. originating in Georgia, and ]
penGVe IN TINS very city, was made to him
10 pace an immense sum Of money at his
disposal if he would consent to reside in
thc city OF New York md represent south
crn commerce. Millions would have flowed
10 him. But he declined. lie said: mo !:
am grateful, but / have self-imposed
TASK, which must accomplish. have led
me young men Of the South in battle
nave seen many of them fall under my stand
ara. shall devote my life now to train
ing young men to do their duty in lifc.'"
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The Ecumenlcal Council to be
Dissolved.

FLORENCE, Oc1. 1S.-A bull is expected
from the Pope dissolying the Ecumcnical
Council on the ground that there is no
place for its free session.
There are complaints that foreign Govern
ments are tardy in directing their amhassa
doris to recognize the new order of things
at Rome.
Mazzini is here and goes to Rome.
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CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE. - Major Lee.
while highly approaching the compliment
paid him by the convention, does not desire
to he considered candidate, and prefers
to have his name withdrawn from the list
of contestants for the position named.
We trust the suggestion made some days
since by the Richmond Dispatch will he
speedily acted upon, and the candidate for
Congressman ut large he designated by the
Conservative members Of the General A
Semblv. The settlement Of the question is
Of sufficient Importance to demand their
attention. and their decision arould settle
it.-NoyJolk Jouract.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

The FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH, taken from
4 late letter from Senator Snowden TO the
Alexandria Gazette, will astonish some peo-
pie:
Among those named in connection with
the United States Senatorship is Mr.. Coch-
ran, Of Staunton, who hopes to receive the
support of the consolidation element
III the Legislature. Senator Johnston, the
present incumbent. has many warm sup
porters, while Gov. Walker, W. T. Suthcr-
lin, and Col. Edmund Pendleton, member
Of the Senate from Botetourt, are spoken of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

WIN, L. RICE, E2q.. late ofthis town, was
recently shot by fellow named Howell at
Wynona Siding, Miss. Mr.. Rice was sitting
at his own table counting the hotel receipts
for the evening. when Howell opened the
door and shot him, the ball passing through
the muscles OF his chest. inflictinga painful
but not very serious wound. He and How
ell were partners in the hotel bar, and How
ell had for some unknown reason refused to
speak to him.-B,rStOi Ne1cs.