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~ss. ss.s.EEs hE-EAH1bITEDs .t..t t 5000
Whedt.-White 2es bushels. Red, ~ bushels,
Cor1s.--W hite, 200 bushels.
Domestic Markets-rBY TE1EeaApH.l

Domestic Markets-GBY TElEGRAPH.l
new YORK. Nov. 10 -Noon.-Flour 5@Ioc. bet
ter. Wheat 1@2c. better. Com frmer and quiet
steam, l4G1i4sc. Cotton in fair demand; upisnds,
1eAc. Orleans, 16sc. sales. 2 600 bales TurEcn-
tine, 45s9lssc. Rosin dull; strained, sla0
Euening.- Cotton firm and quiet: sales, ., 600
bales uplands, leac. Flour 1rmer but Inactive !;
snperAne, &5.10@*5. Wheat heavy and 26D3c
lower; winter red and amber westero 1850
Pork unchanged. Beer quiet. Lardbea1sy. Groce.
rtes steady. Naval stores quiet. Freights less
active.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-Virginia 6'g, 49i bid SOL
asked 1865, 5st bid, OIL asked lss7,s So asked
Flour-howard-street: Superfne, S5@$5. so; ex-
pe peri s@$s75: sxsras 'sa5@s "a family i Hs
ss.75@ss.2 rs family. So 25Gs7.5 so. Wheat eady;
Maryland and amber, 81 =: @ $3.50; good to prime,
and Iodlana, 81 s5@$1. 40. Corn. unchanged cx-
cept for new yellow and white, which Is quoted At
s0@s4c. Oats higher at 5o@Ssc.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l9.-Flour frmer; extra
family, $3.50. Corn quiet and unchangeI. Frovi-
sions firm: Mess pork, s22.5o. Lard, Ice. Whls-
CINCINNATI, Nov. la.-Flour in good demand
at full prices. Corn In moderate dem md at $50
soc. Provisions Irregular. Mess pork, t2l1
$2l. rs. Lard, l23@lsAc. Wh!skey duh at sc@sac
MOBILE, Nov. Is.-Cotton steady at 1ls@l5c. !;
sales, leo bales rec ips. 1898 bales; exports
1877 bales; stock, q, S97 bales.
NEwORLEANs, Nov. l9..-Cotton in fair demand
at 5t@l5sc sales, 900 bales receipts, 1915 bales
Exports-To Great Britain, l16' b .les to Rre-
R Elas. ''e'0''' H0'ASss' n'm "' 'e'''' '0''
LOUISVILLE: Nov Northumberland to
good Tugs, s5.so@Ss.75.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 19.-The Gov
errors of Kentucky and Dacotah have also
appointed full delegations to the approach
ing Immigration Convention. Milwaukee,
st. Louis, Louisville, Nashville, st. Paul,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, and other large
cities, will be represented. A number o.
the leading men of the country have con-
snnted to be present.
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WASHINGTON News.

WAsu1SGToN, Nov. 10.-Yiscount Triel-
hard had an unofficial interview to-day, and
will soon be received as French Minister in
place of Al. Berthemy, who has informed
Secretary Fish that n. Trielhard's creden-
tials are on the way from Paris.
1t is learned from the proper sources that
no important correspondence has recently
occurred bearing on the Alabama claims or
Eastern question.
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CITY ORDINANCES.


N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n REORDATN SECTION 80 OFCHAPHkks y
OF THE ORDINANCES OF TIE CITY OF
RICHMO MI, PASSED E0YEMBER7, 1870
Be it ordained That sec;ion % or chaptet ~ OF
the city ordinances be amended and reerdained 10
as 10 read as follows: 81. ~
as 80. No person or persons shall break or diS
up, or assist In breaking or digging NJ, any ptH
OF any street. or remove any gravei, dlsI, or III
nure therefrom, without having frst obtatnea spe
written permission OF the Committee On ssrsets
Generally, or the Engineer Of the City; nor sDSl
any city officer, employee, or contractor, OK sny
other person, In laying gas or wafer piping, or ~
repairing the same. or In constructing Or epaif.
ing culVeZts, or In making connections Win Guy
or private culyerts, dig into or break up or asst
In DIGGING into or bresk,ng up, any street OF po-
lie alley unless the earth remoYsd py such olggloE
OF breaking up be returns ssiainsa
or CONSOLIDATED so as 10 place the street or PuJe
alley In the same conciton 1t Was before saeh aIs-
elng or breaking up. 6ny person faiiipR 70 scu1.
pIy VITA this section shall be liable TO penaY 81
nor less than ten nor more than flts COL trs Snc
haifto the infornler ard In case OF suen tslu,S
by any ofcer or employee Of the city, sacn penAtS
70 be delucted from too amount mex paSaDte "
him for services. F.1.s, 49, y. Il, ~ 80
z. @. HOWARD,
no H-5t oits Clerk
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AZ ng' .iCt.Mut,n. Nov. 10. ls7

at Hy ::kCt"h:Gtr q. Nov. 10, 1917
AEItrET,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Noriolk, lner-
cHandSe and passengers, l.. Il. TAtum.
Schooner Fl. &. Ely, DC ulster, Baltimore,
shells. 4. !. Lee.
SAILED,
Steamer state OF Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise ,'tld passengers. w. L. Brett.
Schooner j.. f.. Ma.lay, Russell bridgeport,
Conn. va DSbornC's, coal Curtis farEcr
Schooner o"knu., VI heelcr, Baltimore, mer-
Cjiutii.e, Gun. lie 4 Parker.
Schooner American, i'aul. Baltimore, merciiar-
disc, Quits 4 Parker.
TGGOkAA1A.
WET POINT, Nov. 70 Arrived steamer state Of
Virginia. Freeman. Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, ork Eiver railroad Company, aad
sailed nn return.
AQUA GREER, Nov. le.--Arrived, steamer
YrousiIrs, Mno, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers. Ricrm I'D. fredericksburg and po-
tompc s.-rirnad Company, and sailed ON return.
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c1TEAM DYEING ESTARLIsHMENT.-

cTEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENTS
y DYEING, sCoURING, CLEANING, AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention given to the
securing Of carpets and cleaning Of ftd gloves.
Fancy dye!ng in any color desired. Full sattsfac-
ton guaranteed. Call on -. 81.
49, -. Z 4-.s-te LEWIS LTENEMAN,
no. 42o Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
l1s.. FtzJg 80 s.s Richmond, Va.
In addition to the above. I have recently es.ab-
lished PRINTING DEPARTMENT., and will
print all kinds of silk and weollen goods. Sam.
pies of my printing can be seen At my store.
sc 22-d&W3m
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COMMERCIAL.
Z CoRx AND TLoUR ExcBaHaE
RICHMOND, VA. EoY. 10, is1e.
81 pryKRfNos. ssts $50

/ CoRN AND TLoJR ExoB AHaK,
kIcHMoHD, VA, EoY. 10, Bf9 {
I y ~: prgEHfNcs tssaEsf
Wasas. White, ., sss bushels. Red, ssse bush.
/ oern. Whiie 900 bushels. Mixed none. ly I
/ Onts.-as8 bushsis. 80 E. ~ Z. !
/ Eye, --ss bushels. Is -; 81 + r :.
I ~ 2 tt SALES, : !. :.
( 4Whedt.-WhIte, 400 bushels good ut g. o.; 200
buahes yery good at 81 Ss 2ss bushels inferior at
sl.so " bushels very good ON private terms 100
bushels very inferior at 81 10 124 hushels foul nc
81 s.; $50 bushels prime on private terms; 22S
bushels fair Mt $l.573 $50 bushels prime ut 81. 10
go bushels damaged at 81 rs; 20 bushels badly
CLEANED at o. so; 100 bushels at $3.50 total 37a
bushels. tE=.l =. ! -
|! ,Wheat.-Red, $40 bushels at sl4o; $50 bushels
good On private terms die bushels good at 81 45
2s2 hu heels very good ut 81. 47S; 60 bushels smu,ty
AT S115; 574 bushels at elsa 80 bushels damaged
at eL1o; So bushels fair a. $ls7S; 2Io bushels ut
SL35 go bushels scutty ut sl.l2s go bushels good
on private terms 7ss bushels at Sl3o-total, d o7a
bushels, ~ -''4.......
Corn--None. ~
|, 0dts.-15o bushels prime on private terms $50
b Jsb' Is very good ut 45c.-total, AGO bushels.
Rye.-28 bushels very good at 7oc.; bushels In
ferior at 623c.-total, 90 bushels.
: ..s ..r.sa RE-ExHIBITED. .r.... Elr .s.
Whedt.-White. 2ss bushels. Red, 70 bushels,
- 0nnA 10
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Arrival of q Balloon Prima Donna.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-Miss Edelsdorf, a
prima donna, who escaped from Paris by
balloon, has arrived, and has gone to New
Orleans to play there.
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DiCHKOND AND DANYILLE RAIL

IL ROAD.-FAs9EEGER SCHEDULE:
GONG SoUTH.-LyEchbpr9 and Dangiue pas.,
sengers leave Richmond daily Except SundSypl
1t OILS A. NJ; leave Burkevtlie daily te1eent suns
day5) at P. NJ. arrive 3. DaEyile daily taI-
cept Sundays) at SIS p, NJ. THROUGH ma Y
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily a. $50
2. n; leaves Danvlle daily At 1:ss A. ID; arrives
1t Greensboro daily at :05 A. Is. 49,
Go1Na NoRrH.--L ynchsurg and Dsn7!lle pss,,
sengers leave Danyil1e daily except Sunda7as st
1910 A. 81. (; leave Burke7ille daily teIcaPs. san.
dlJs) at 1 T.. H.. arrive st Richmona Galy
Except Sundays) 1T 1888 P. u. THROUGH SsSA
kNr EXPRESS leaves Greensboro dEi! y ut 1910
A. IL. leaves Danvil!e daily et 3!ss a. E.; ar-
rtvcg at Richmond daily at li:oS A. d.
THE Lynchburg and Danyille PasssrScr XxSs1.s
connects at Burkeviifte ,i 1t4s III OF the
5oIthside road for Petersburg, NORFOLK, LyIch.
ourg, and all stationa on the SoIthside and Viz
Xinfa sud Tennessee railroads, Bristol, xxx
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Exshytllc, Memphis,
aud sll important points South snd SofIh'sesi. =
The Through Matl and EIpress CONNECTS
II Greensboro with thetsains on The i!orth asEo-
lima read for Charlotte, Columbia, augusta, "a.
yanuab, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, Sc.j &C..
and ct Richmond with The kichrno4d. txesiertrls-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeass aud s0atp, I'D
Richmond and York River railroaGs.
SLEEPING CARS and CHIEgSsSEAT5NT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DOSAsaFfAJs,S-
sc 6upefuGDueSts
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New Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 elegatlons from
New Mexico and Colorado are here urging
their admission into the Union.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,l
RICHMOND, Nov 10th. 1870.
DROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINT

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
RICHMOND Nov. 16th. 1870.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINT
ING.
In accordance with tie provisions OF an act OF
the General Assembly Of Virginia passed Mach
Ist 1885, seale proposals Will be received by The
undersigned, through pOst-O1licc box s45, Rich
mond. Va, until THURSDAY. the 9th inst, !?
o. clock NJ, for the BOOK and JOB Pk1hTtNG,
FOLDINS, STITCHING, KILLING, and BIND
ING, required for the State.of Virginia for the
fiscal year ending November 30th 1871.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Composition OF type per 1000 ems;
Press Work, per token OF ESQ sheets, octave.
JOB PRINTING.
Composition of type per 1000 ems;
Press work, per token OF $50 sheets: avn
FOLDING, SIT ching. RULING, AND
BISDiNG.
AS per blank schedule that will be furnished by
the undersigned.
Character and specimens Of the work that VIII
be required can he seen at the ot1cs OF The under
signed, in the Capitol.
he undersigned reserves the right to reject all
unreasonable bids subject TO appeal to the Print
ing Committee OF the General Assembly or the
Governor Of the Commonweilth.
The successful bidders win be required 10 enter
Into bond with good security, for The prompt and
faithful execution Of their contracts.
c. a. SCHAFFTER,
no l8-td Sub't Public Printing.
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NJ o T c E.
We, the undersigned commissioners appointed
Nv the County Courts of Prince Edward and Cum
bsrland counties respectively will r, ccive, until
the 18th Decenhet, 1870. sealed proposals Tor a
CDVEREn BRIDGE, either archcd or latliced,
ninety feet long and twelve feet in Tidth from oat
to out. tobe Guilt of heart pine across the Apo
mattoX river 1t FarmvillG, Va.
Plans for said bridge to accompany proposals,
and to he sent To H. f. WARREN, Farmvllle
Va.
The courts # the said counties have ordered
!svics TO be made In De eu,her that money T'ay be
ready tp pay for building OF said bridge.
II. X. WARREN,
W. ". II. THACkSTOS,
". u. RICE.
Com'rs OF Prince Edward.
B. W. L. BIZ ANTON,
W. L. LANCASTER,
j. j. BLANTON,
no ls-!t Com'rS or Cumoeflanu.
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THE FIRM OF MARSH Il POLLOCK

ITO BOOK-BUYERS.- d
L ENGLISH, 1918 Main street., In addition to
and MISCFLLAEEOUS WORKS tmany OF which
are offered ut half price, to be found In the south
ern States, receive all the NEW BOohS or Value.
4 catalogue OF new works is published every month,
and sent free to all who apply. oc H-d9wts
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..:ssss0s,aspsrYsa -

BACON, B AT or n .-sInEs sf017T
~. nER BE BREASTS "a md HAMS fsseiying
.noliaa { s EoBIRT n g1LLrasss.s co... 3
MOTH cARoI1l.Ns1.All 3 HlEl9aaTNas.
We have IN store for dale
II. WOODS No. CUT HERR1NaE. S4s
~ Do. No. I ZOE DO. I'm haif
ana other brsnds Or No. ROE III hsK barrels
mo 10 2w Hill, BENTLEYsi& isKlNkGh.ss5
E,REsH AND DESIRABLE GRocE-
AGO bags fair 10 choice RIO CoFFEE,
100 bags choice LAG UAYRAsf Do, 80. z,
90 bags old Government JAN = and AKA 6I Lag
800 barrels REVIVED sUGARs4A,; Crushed,
q 49, Gran, Pow,d and Cut, 90 81 < EG. lfE5
s ssS g r. la y; Q. CUT HERRINGs,
$50 pssssgss CANDLES; 500 boxes oAKLEY's
Il rs hhds. eI0FS and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
~ YELLOW SUGAR, ..s4s.s.;.st.
so hhds. trir 70 choice 2. R.SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, .ARAIN PEPPER, GIN
GER, SAUGER'S MUSTARD. choice G. p,
Queen Chop, and Gold. Chop and 0olong TEAS.
We are prepared. Notwithstanding the great
food, to accommodate our friends and the trade
generally.
Oc 5 .4+s,t 1srs@ 81. c. TARDY y GO,
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Foreign Markets lBY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Nov. 10. oon.-Consols, s2s. Ameri.
can securities f,t. United states bonds. SGT.
LONDON, Nov. -Euening.-Consols e2s. U.
s. bonds, SCI.
LIVERPOOL, Nox. Is Noon Cotton steady !;
uplands, s61ssd Orleans, st0sac.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1s-Erening .-Cotton clos Ell
Hrmer uplands, DID,. Orleans, ssd sales, II. oOt
bales iDcluding 900 ,lcS for speculation and i'm
port. Flour, 24s. Pork, 1925.
FRANKFORT. How. le.-Urited States BONDS
yes erday closed at 9st.
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Snow In Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 19.-Four inches of
snow fell at Harrisburg last night. 1t COM
menced showing here at noon to-day.
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no l6-td
PEMONAL.-LYNE & BRoTHE = Z

DEM LYME e BROTHER,
IL AU,TIONEERS AND REAL 5 T 7 f
AGENTS have moved to their new office, %.
1912 MAIN STREET, third door from corner Of
18th. In removing to Our new office We a!sin re-
turn to our numerous friends and customers our
tn 1nks for the very liberal patronage which II is
been bestowed on our f: III, and would say hat no
effort shall be spared on our part In prom ting
their interest. and TO others whose custom we hope
to merit. We give special attention 10 selling OF
real estate, publicly and privately In the city of
Richmond and the counties contiguous thereto :
rents TO drawing of deeds, making negotiations,
&c. We most respectfully solicit the pair onage
OF the public generally, aud Halter ourselves from
tle experience we have had that we will be
able to give eutire satisfaction to all parties who
IN " enirusL their business IN our hands.
WILLIAM b. LYME,
no l9-lwE RpBE',T 3. LYME.
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PROPOSALS.

TOR LEASE.-P ROP OSALS FOR
L LEASING THE NEW FOUNTAIN HOTEL
for five or mere years will be received by the
Board of Directors until the 18TH DAY OF No
NEMBEN NEXT.
A printed description of the building, capacity,
&C., VIII be furnished on application - ROBERT
HOOPER, Secretary, corner German and south
streets. Baltimore. oc 27-law4w*
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THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, AU-
L thorizcd by an act of the Legislature OK VII
pinia passed January 80, 1867, creating ZION. IL +.
4. WISE, r. I, MO IRE. +. f. Ba LLARn. and
others, "A body corporate for the benefit OF the
ssWidows and Orphans OF the Southern States,'
invites PROPOSALS from parties disposed 10
contract the privileges conferred by the char
ter.
factory security for the punctual fulim7nt OF The
terms of the contract.
For further Ii formation. address the undersigned
until the BOTH DaI Of NOVEMBER, ut 20l
C. Q. TOMPKIHS,
no lT-dtd Managing director.
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- = gtEpW ARE. &c.

TU$r RECE}NED at the new Hardware
~ and H"usc-ruruIsh ue house, No. sa9 hTain
street., tht gTra; American Broier: SCapsttn H.
t}ril,lics Potato Steers Imperial Padded Car
p.t.S;r,tlvr. Nurse Y, Iilice and Parlor Fopd-
eIs Coal-liuds: ShCvels and Tcngs.; Rogers $
Ivory Table Cutlery. and Ropcrs's (warrtltctD
Plated Goods I" which we invite the attention of
ho:sckrc,,crs and the public generally.
NOTHING * BIO, No. 900 Main street.
,c .. between 9th aid 10Th.
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STOVES AND TiNwARE.

TOHN BOWERS, Successor to Yale,
Richmond Va, wholesale and retail dealer IN
STOVES AND TINWARE; also, BlBB,S M
PROVED DIAMOND FIRE-pLACE STOVE,
for heating from one o four rooms. Gas Chan
deIiers. Gas Shades, Brackets, &c. Plumbing,
Thinning and Gas-fttiDg done ut short notice
House Furnishing Goods, &c. &C 1a-2m
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NEW HARDWARE SToRE.-The sub
~ scriher HIS TecoHmcnccd the HARDIN AZ
hEU CUTLERY BUSINESS at 1913 MAIN
,,TEvET, where he Will be pleased to see his
assorted stock al ECF.DINGi HARDWARE,
CaETrETtRS' AND SHE u AkERS, TOOL ;,
CELERY. CHAINS, SPADES and SHOW Els,
RrESE-FU2ElSHjNG GOODS, &c, which he
will sell I'll the lowest prices Cor cash.
+. = CLARKE
&C 2j-3ln 1916 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NEW STORE.-LADIES BOOT AND
IN ShOE EMPORIUM,
No. ais Broad street, between 4th and stil.
have now on hand and am receiving daily new
additions to my large stock or
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS
comprising the very best assortment OF Ladies',
Misses, and Children's
BOOTS A n u S HOE
In this city, consisting OF the latest styles, and In
all widths and Sizes made expressly for me by the
BEST manufacturers In the country all OF. which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
Remember, this Is the only Ladies' Boot and
Shoe Emporium IN this city which IS expressly
&c s7-Im AIS Broad street, between 4th and 5th.
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ROOTS. SHOES, dc.

WE HAVE REDUCED Thea
wv PRICES OF OUR BOOTS, SHOES, ESr~
TRUNES, SATCHELS, &C., to enable all 49,
In want OF good and reliable goods to get their sup,
ply at the very lowest prices. The LADIES VIII
ind at our Broad-strect store corner Of 5th lbe
very particular and call at the CORNER, as some
one else is passing himself off for us, to The injury
OF ourselves and the buyer,) the largest ana pest
ton-of French Kid tGloYe), Calf Turkey Morocco,
Oiled Goat French Morocco, Erglish Lasting,
&C., &C., In all widths and sizes, enabling us ~ al
times to give easy and well. fitting goods.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
No. 1874 aain street. and
ocal corner of 5th and Broad streets.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, Esd Octo-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run, as
follows
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich.
mond and White Sulphur Springs Except SuEcay,
between GordonsYille and White Sulphur. Leave
Richmond ct 4: NJ. arrive 3! Willie hulphsr at
10 Z. M. Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 a. Nj, end
arrive al Richmond at 1850 =. NJ, making close
connections at Goidonsville and charlottesville
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas ratlro adj
trains for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Phiiadeiphia, New York, Boctoa, &C.: also for
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans Montgomery Mobile, &c.
Going west, passengers dine at Gordousyille
and sup ut Covington. Going East, breakfast ht
Staunton and dine ut GordonsyIle. r' .r5ff
This train connects with stages as follows -
At stauDton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
Harrsonburg. ~
At MIllboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles;
and Warm Springs, Is miles. .t
at " bite Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, omiles;
and Charleston, 100 miles. - ~
THROUGH TICK X TS issued to all points
North. West, and Southwest, - .4.t
JAMES r. NETIIERLAED,
ocI7 General Ticket: Agtnt.
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FERTILIZERS.

DD SEA-FOWL G u a n O.-The
-. schooner Soutncrner has arrived with 4
cargo OF BID. sGA-FOWL GUANO, direct from
lirat hands. Planters would do well To order 1T
once as all In store was damaged by the recen;
flood, aud will not he sold in this market at any
price.
we annex 4 loyter received this morning from
one oi The most successful farmers in .!alifaX
cnuuty A. i, STOKES 4 CO.
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HALIFAX COUNTY. VA, Oct. Is, 1870.

IIALIF M NVU-N1 - v nv wv 17' 17's'
neSSrs, 4. Y. Stokes d Co., Richmond:
;2uano on our tobacco crop last spring, in alter
nate rows with Old Dominion Fertilizer, putting a
hcapsd thlEEpoon Of each TO the hlU. We could
see no difference in the result OF the Two Ierti!l-
zcrs. Botu ac.ed we'll, producing the hest crop
we h ave seen for years. Send two tons Sea-fow!
to BarSsdale's Station, Richmond anu DanVLle
Railroad ANA charge lie same TO
Your Obliged Scrrant, .,,,,,.-,,,
OC % i'm JDSAU[A'116 IL INV L H.
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IMMATURE Almanac, Nov 81. is1u.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-21

DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR,
ID manufactured by j. b. Ficklln Il son. OF Fai-
mouth. Va, took the premium at the la'e gricat-
turai Fair over all competitors, and ID Jusiiy re-
garied as the BEST in The United States. Every
barrel warranted to p ease or be returned FOE
sale Ia lots to suit purchasers Dy r,<,
no i1-2R s Il. II =. WOhIhAN 6tos
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~ LOWER POTOMAC ROUTE. -
CHANGE TO TRI-WEEKLY LINE. /.

mac Line to Baltimore viii take The e. ain at Byrd
and sth street depo in lien of Eroad street Depot,
.at Ills A. ~. on MONDAYS, WEDNEsDkYa,
sstesmer GE OK6 ANNA arriving in Baltfmor
:esrly next mnrnlng. On the alternate !, d9asys,
the steamer GEORGIA MA Will leave Ba1tt-
more ut 4.3o p. NJ !, connecting atAquis Creek
with the THROUGH MAIL TRAIN and arrive In
Richmond ut s3S p. NJ. . .gs,,syt. -.
. he Baltimore Express train win he run as an
accommodation train between Richmond ard Mfi-
ford, only leaving Richmond at a-3o Z. III. aud ar.
irving In Richmond q, $50 A. 81. 9>r.;-F
The freight trains wi be RIM trt-weekly, leaving
Richmond on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. ~, = $50: ssk sgf..EiEr So
The same elegant accommodations VIII be con.
tinued on The Lower Potomac Route.
BY order Of Il. L. d. MYERS 6 l,lSupit.
y. B. GENTRY,
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iDICHMOND AND. YORK RIVER
III ..- RAILROAD. ~ tss..4as.,.35

On and after MONDAY, Oct. Il 1870 the trains
OH this road will be run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING EAsT.-Leaves Richmond daily at 1:16
2. NJ. arrive ut est Point daily at $40 II. nl.tf
GOING WEsT.-Leave West Point daily ut IA.
NJ. F.; arrive at Richmond daily at1O:5s 4. II.
Trains connect at West Point daily except
Sunday with FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS for
more. .ra- .,ft, ,t{t.ts :
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to Balti-
more, ~. ,l> 1888. Ai-'.s...
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
s.--. ATTACHED. 900 + 49,
Leave Richmond daily Except Mondsy) at
O'clock A, NJ; leave West Point daily Except
Monday at O'Clock Z. II, go
's.s THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH and
WESr. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of ladIGg given to all prominent
WILLIAM B. ENOS,
) oc % Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND, FhED'BG 4, POTOMAC &. r., Co, ~
GENERAL TICKErASD FREIaHTIEP1T.- q -.
-ESs RICHMOND, VA, Now Is, ls7osaa
:THANGE OF SCHEDULED: t!A'fss
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= THE WAR IN EUROPE.
.ENGLAND's POSITIoN-HER PRO
pOSAlS FOR PEACE.
RUssIA's UITIMATUM.
The Situation OF neutrality-suspicious.
Against Her.
DC, &C.,

VERY LITTLE FIGHTING CONG ON.