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Domestic Markets-EBr TE1rcnApu1.

SS IL
NEW YORK, September 10 Noon.-Flours teadv
Wheat a shade bette: Corn lc. better. Po2fi
active at gao so@s2e.7s. Lard steady. Cotton
sales, 500 bales: Turpentine easier at soi6sSSsc
Rosin steady. Fre,shts firm.
s,t nsSs,afng :tafs sna x ans.es; sales; 900 bales !! Elou,
S.. Mess Pork, 42s:s7i@s27.' YGardEKettie.. lea
lstc, groceries quiet. Naval Stores STEADY
53S b,d, SRI ,sked 'e7's, 90 bid, SIT asked; coupons
old, IS asked. :,
Observation-Disclosures superfne. ss.2s@ts.zs
MARYLAND amber. 81 45@$l 90; good 10 prime red
sl:ss; western Winter, q. a56slsa Gern-Wess
e5@s5c. Bacon Rib siGes, lstc.; clesr sides, isc.
hams. 23@2Gc. Lard quiet at Tic. Whiskey quiet
at 9l@o2c.
st. LOUIS, September 10.-Bagging steady at
2sa652oc. Rope, sasac. Flour heavy family, $3.50
Mess Pork, S27@S2i.5o. Bacon Shoulders, 1aAc.
clear rib sides, l7t@i7ic. Lard nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. September 1o.-Cotton dull
S s1d h tending dS~n mlddling uplands, &c.; saIss,
los bales; stock, IS, 300 bales.
AUGUSTA, September 1o.-Cotton active but
easier sales, ODD bales receipts, 23O bales ; nit
| ding uplands, l7tc. ... Bs
NORFOLK, September lo.-Cotton unchanged
low middllngs, l73c.; receipts. LOO bales exports
~coastwise, 242 bales stock, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, September Io.-Cotton In good
demand but prices weak middlings, TIC; sales,
$50 bales; receipts, 5l bales stock, !, 4S2 bales.
SAVANNAH, September TO- Cotton In fair de-
m and at lite sales, 200 bales; receipts, H2 bales;
stock, d, 500 bales.
/ CINCINNATI September 1o.-Flour dull ia
mily. So, a0GlS5 60. Corn dull 1T roc. Whiskey dull
at S9G9Oc., with u light demand.
Non- rxA~- x.tk - mia
liic.; Sales. 100 bales receipts, 14 bales ;exports,
70 bales stock, 9,7s5 bales.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
The First Congressional Dfstric,

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
The political complications in this distric.
arc exciting much interest and speculation
in the minds OF its ofice-loving patriots,
The numerical advantage of the Radical
party is opposed by the superior manage
ment II metal Of the Conservatives: and
all conjcctures and calculations are there
fore provoSingly uncertain and conflicting.
An exposition Of the situation may assist
our prophetic Millesophs in reaching the
result in advance Of the election.
Weiss majority over Walker in the dis
trict was Lis. Deduct from this the large
number of old voters resntranchiSed by the
state Constitution, and also the voters lost
10 the Radicals on the last registration a; and
what right, arithmetical or political, has
representing us in CongressF The Radical
party, embarrassed by its wealth Of aspi-
rants for congressional honors. and the sus-
picion and jealousy between its white and
black. native and foreign factions, can hardly
be rc0rg9niZed. Neither Norton with his
Corps d'Afric. nor Douglass with his Garde
Mobile. nor Aver, nor Gidding>, with their
mcrcenarieS, can coalcScc or concentrate for
The impending struggle.
How stands the case with the ConServa-
tive partys A novice in the strategy of
ISllillGS "uulu Ct'!!Cltut HUH VIC ONtpOuI-
inCs Of the paperS-So spontaneously and
regularly il seems TO spring. and so softly it
steals upon the SenSes-that the district
had been Soothcd into II slumberous salts
faction with u Selt-nominatcd candidate.
Alas! for appearances. But for the i'm
policy of thru>ting Il candidate prema.
turcly i'll the field. there can be no doubt
mat a regular Standard-hearcr. regularly
nominated, would before this have been
seeking the sweet voices Of the dear people,
The party has n host OF splendid men who
believe in the divinity of the cor popuh
and when its convention is held, rs doubt
less it will be, after the Radical pow-wow
on the Goth instant, and the summons
comes TO join the miserable caravan that
leads on 10 the halls of Congress, they'll
gO-not like the galley slave, not a bit of
it-hut, sustained and soothed. they'll
Kick over couch and drapery, and run
YES. run for Congress.
Any prominent politician in the district
would do this-so sweet are the uses o.
office, and SO hopeful is the prospect O.
Conservative success this fall. FL.
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G ER n. &b.

W A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
WAY. MA >UFACTUkERs' and ENG1
NkER,S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond, VIZ: Stetm.sngines, Saw
Mills, sill. Gearings Turbine Wster-Wheels
and wood Working Machinery OF all kinds
Shafting, Hangers. pulleys. Betting, Lace
Leather, Saws, and Files: Wrenches, Twist
Drills. Wool-Carding Machines and Clothing,
Sream-Guages, saw Gutnmcrs, Steam and Water :
Pipe Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, Pick and
Tool Handles, etc.
If you want a portable Steam-Engine send for q
descriptive pamphlet, or CAL aud examine the
James, the best engine made.
l have q general aSs0rtlnynt OF secondhand
Engines and Boilers. Saw-MilIs, Millstones, and
Gearings. Planipg Machines. aid other Wood;
Working Machinery; shafting, puiieys, and
Secondhand Machinery and Steam-Boilers
bought, sold, and exchanged. au 6--3m
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COMMERCIAL.
GFain and Flaur Narkct.
p,oEN AND FLouH ExcuAunx !,
- ~ VA. SeDtenhas a. 49,,

htF UFFEBfNeS.
q theat.---Wh lite, 4. Gao bushels. Red. 4,u nn.a
,6so,s..z.White 90 bushels. yellow. !, ,n,,o,.
MIXED, $50 bushels. ]g $500 - oushelo.
0dtS.- 6se bushels.
Rge.-None.
/ FdrSeed.-s bushels.
SALES.
Wheat. White. IL bushels foul ct 81, 10 : 40 hush-
els smntty at 81. 25; 2A bushels very good at 81. as
go bushels badly ciean.d at 81. 90 Me bushels yer,
la bushels foul It u l.e5 "a bushels d,mp at sI.a
les bushels prime at Sl.46; a4S bushels prime a
91.42s % bushels inferior Mt al. 20 Is bushels a
LIZA; 30 bushels damp at 81. Is 200 bushels goot
At al.323; 10 bushels tough at $l.2G-total, l,so
bushels.
Wheat.-Red, "a bushels good at 81. as "a bush.
els slightly tough at 81 IS; 20 bushels damp al
Sl; 1sa bushels foul at Al Is 13s bushels smutty al
81 Is 152 bushels prime on private terms; 35i
bushels badly cleaned at 81. 20 10 bushels damp al
Si2o 258 bushels tough at 81 20 !; 70 bushels damn
81 $l.1o 22e bushels prime at 9I.30 {; 1z6 bushels
very good ut L.273; 42 bushels prime at 81. 323
lG2 bushels badly cleaned st $1.173 III bushels
enolce at 81. IS; 70 bushels badly cleaned at 8l.2s-
total, 2 Ns bushels.
Corn, White, so bushels prime at 81. yellow,
none Mixed, Ito bushels damaged at soc.; 10
ousnels good at soc. total, $50 bushels.
oGl8.-24 bushels at 43c. los bushels damaged
oI svc. 448 bushels at a.; 10 bushels New Bruins
VICE az aoc. -total, e3s bushels.
Ft~drseed.-s bushels prime at 81. co.,. 8.
-RE-ExHIB1TEp. y
Wheat.-White, !954 bushels. Red. sos bushels.
CoTR--MfXed,. ITO bushels.
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SAP AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL few days
ago, while Mr.. William Yates and Dir. John
Hinkle were engaged in raising q house
near F%rankford, In this county, and while
hewing down some joist, the broad.axe in
Mr.. hinklc's hands accidentally slipped,
striking Mir. Yates ON the side and hip. The
wound at the time was not regarded as
dangerous, though serious. On Monday
night, however, the symptoms assumed q
more serious form. and Mr.. Yates died
before morning, modification having taken
place. Mr.. Yates leaves q large and help
less family--a wife and seven children
Greenb7er ~Independent.
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Interesting to Tobacco Manufacturers.

WASHINGTON, September 10.-The acting
Commissioner of the Revenue decides that
every cutting-machine used in manufactu-
ring tobacco, whether worked by hand or.
by any other kind Of power, must be bonded
in the sum Of s 5000. I
Tobacco kegs must be so constructed as
to leave q space around the centre between
the hoops to admit attaching stamps, as pre-
scribed in regulations, series 3, No. 8.
The Bureau will not admit Of stamping
any kind of wooden package on the head.
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Yeltow Fever at Rev Oraeeus,

PHILADELPHIA. September10.-The Board
of Health has adopted the following resolu-
ton
"Whereas the Board of Health has learned
that yellow fever is prevailing in New Or
leans to an alarming extent, it is resolved
retto for the treatment prescribed by the
health laws"
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HORSES KILLED BIZ L1GHrN1Na.-We learn
from Mr.. NJ. NJ. Morriss. near Glade Spring,
that he had three young horses (all he had)
killed by lightning on Saturday evening
last. They We're standing under q low apple
tree in q meadow. There were two large
oaks. one within seventy-tve and the other
within one hundred yards, and a large hay
stack near by. The apple tree was barely
marked by the electricity, the horses re-
ceiving nearly the entire shock.-Abingdon
Firgintdn.
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NOON

&c., &C., 60.
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BETTER from DanYffIe.
Correspondence OF the RichmaLd Dispotch'

Correspondence OF the Richm2Ld Dispotch.
DANvILLE, VA, September 8, 1870.
The Musings Court in this place has been
in session since Monday last, Judge II. W.
Flournoy presiding, who discharges the
duties Of his office worthy Of one with an
older head. Several important cases have
been brought before this court. Two par
ties have been sent to Colonel Strothers
quarterS-onc for three and the other for
I'VE ycars-ycry just sentences. How 0lt-
ierent now from what things were Il few
months since. We begin to breathe a new
atmosphere when W. recognize upon the
oench such men as Hon. William M. Tired
way and Judge Flournoy. Tredway Is
known throughout the State, but when we
introduce a young man as judge we may
reasonably expect that the machinery needs
d littie OIL, but lii this case we are bound to
say That in dispensing the duties Of a Judge
Henry W: Flournoy has during the present
term presided with dignity and discretion.
BUSINESS IN Dunyille ut the present time
Is quite dull. There is no animation in
.pDacce. Our warehouse men are charging
anu preparing for a big trade in the spring,
MAeil we shall probably have about eight
warehouses IN this place, which will afford
'othc planters large accommodations.
ID giving you the report Of the nominee
Or Congress for the fourth district last
,ionday night it should have been William
J.. owen instead Of j. l.. owen. Il.
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T~ELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
New YORK stock and .sxoney Nrarn

New York stock and Money MarAe s.
NEW YORK. September To- Hoos, Stocks steady.
Gold, lls.. Money, 4@S per cent Sterling uu-
changed. s-7o's, SO, 1l2k.
Erenfng.-Gofd weak at 11si@1las on the ad-
vance OF bonds in Europe and the increase Of spe-
Gle in the banks. Money easy at 4Gs per cent.
Sterling dull at 1do.Glooi. Governments dull but
firm 'e2s, ll2s 'a's, lils; 1858, ll1a: new, llot ;
'e's, llot 'es'a, 1lot lo-4o's. loct. Southern &C.
curities quiet but steady. Tennessee e's, ois new.
60. Firgtni. os, O.; Louisiana e's, 70. Levee s's,
70. Alabama s's, 1909. Georgia Gs, 80. North Ca
rolina 6's, sos; new, 2ss. South Carolina G's. es.
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Mt SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON.
MACHINlSTS,
WORKS OFFICE: 1922 AND l42! CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FoURTEENTuAND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
GIEIA.

ALL MINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE.
city snd country TOBACCO WORK of all
kadS made and repaired T9BACCO FLAT.
TENING-MI+LS made and repaired In JOHN
IL CICa'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM ard all other kinds o. sCA.tS REPAIR.
Ell and hDjLS%ED: AGENT, rcr The sale q
JUDSuN'S PATENT STFAM-ENGINE 60.
VERNON, SELDEN'9 PATENT STEAM-EN.
CINa PACkI&G, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges arc warranted by us fol-
all kinds of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
! MAKE for STEAM ENGINES. such as gauge
cocks oil and tallow-cups, OII-CUPS FOR
SiiAFIING SELF-FETDERS, STEAM-WHIS.
TyES. WATEk-GAUGE& GL0BE-VAnYET,
ByILER FLUE ANERS, anda general as.
snrtment of sach articles as are used by all run.
ming steam-enY! ines aud saw. mills.
SLQAT 4 RDDINGTON,
10 l5 l422 ana 1894 Cary street,
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 10.-Chief JUS
tice Chase is slowly recovering, and is able
to ride out.
Samuel II. Kingsman, of South Carolina,
has been appointed consul to Brindisi.
The Revenue Department has decided
that in tobacco, snuff. cigars, wines, and
liquors, the sales Of wholesale dealers are
not taxable after the 30th instant. This re-
verses the recent decisions.
The customs receipts for the week ending
September sd were nearly 100000 600.
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Kansas PoIitics-Prussia In State
Conventions

TOPEKA, KANSAS, September 10.-Te
Republican State Convention has nomt-
mated Governor Harvey for reelection. The
Convention adopted strong resolutions
against the alienation of the public lands.
The sympathizers with the Prussians put
in a resolution sympathizing with the Prus-
slams and hoping that the war will result
in q republic in Europe. The resolutions
are silent on finances.
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Tl,e Hos.tra s.ass,str,a Trygssa,aes.

RALEIGH, N. c., September I0-Josiah
Turner, editor OF tie Raleigh Sentiaess has
sued out writs against Governor Holden,
s. a. Douglas (his aidl, and Lieutenant
Colonel Bergen, of the militia, and others,
served to-day by the sheriff of this county.
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Fire i'm ~PhtIadeaDhia

PHILADELPHIA, September, 10.-The car
pet factory of Jones, Rowley & Co., was
destroyed this morning by fire. Loss,
S105, 600. One hundred and fifty men are
out of employment. Ten thousand yards
of unfinished carpeting was burnt
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRApHJ.

LIVERPOOL, September 10 Eoon.- Cotton quiet
upl ,nds, Old: Orleans. Old; estimated sales, s, o0
bales. Red Western Wheat, IS. 81.
LIVERPOOL, Sc Otember l0.-Erening -COttor
quiet uplands, DID,: Orleans, OH sales 1000
Pork. llO!. Lard, Is. Beef, 1lSs. Oh.
LoNrON September o-Eoon.--Consols, %
United States Bonds, 893.
LONDON, September 10 rening.--Consols, 02
United States Bonds, 500.
FRANKFORT. September 1o.---United States
Bonds firm at 93l@97s.
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NTEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS
IN AND OuEE~SWARE HOUSE,
enINHMGND. VA.

/ am receiving direct fr. N the manu- ietuTers III
maHding stock. einb racing all he Le. emf Styles hno
designs puccha ed On the most itvorso,e te nn.s
cnusers generalIy VIII ind IL greatly TO their in
feregt to xanin my stock ana pras,s n S
making their purchases, JoHN AShlh,
sc 10 .4 10. ~ l9Vb MAIU R0eeks
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276. The population OF the county Is a
little upwards Of 12,0o0. In 1850 the popu-
lation was $4,000, but since that time a part
Of the county Of Bland was taken off this
county. There is a greater increase In the
population of the county than the town.
DISPATCH.
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The American cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, September lo.--The following is
statement Of the cotton trade at all the ports o
the United States for the past week: Receipts 0
we k, 10, sl5 bales. Exports: To Great Britain
4 033 DsleS /: to the continent, ], 500 bales. Stock OF
hand "a o39 haleq.
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End of the Red River Controversy.

TORONTO, September 10.-Fort Gary adj
vices to the 30th of August saysthe regular
troops have commenced moving home
ward. The arrival of the new Governor is
anXiously looked for. There is no intelli-
gence of the whereabouts of Real and his
followers.
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Close Of the Springs Season.

A~LLEaHANY SPRINGS, VA, September
10.-The summer season at these Springs
closed last night with a brilliant dress ball.
Among those present were Generals Beau
regard, Hardee, Gordon, and Hebert,
and Governor Vance. There was q large
representation Of southern bellies.
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Marine News,

FORTRESS MONROE, September 10.-Sailed,
bark Nevesink, in tow of tug Dupont, for
! Baltimore. Passed out, bark Winifred, for
Rio. United States steamer Brooklyn passed
| I'D for Norfolk.
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The New York Democracy and the
French Republic.

New YORK, September 10.-The Execu.
tive Committee of the new Democracy at
a special meeting to-day. resolved heartily
tothank Minister Washburne for the prompt
recognition of the French Republic.
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kAILKoAD COMPANY,
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.. !
RICuMlSn. VA. AuruAf IL 1AIdl.{

NOT1CE.-For the accommodation OF
~ persons DESTROYS Of visiting the country ~
points o. the line OF this ROAD bet cen Richmond
and Milford CHEAP ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
will be sold good only on the train leaving Broad
street depot at g. M. on SUNDAYS and retarn-
ing on the THROUGH MAJT3AiN Of that day,
arriving In Richmond at 2:aS p. M..orop the AC-
COMMODATIUH TRAIN ofthe following tNon-
day. morning, arriving In Richnnohd at $50
A. NJ. sae <.s13ERftFt
The MAIL TRAIN will stop, on signal FOR re-
turn passengers only at PENOLA, CHESTkR-
LAND, KLBY,S.3 TAYLOR'S CROSSING,
MuUNTAIN Road, and HUNGARY. .4ay
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. Will stop at
any point on signal. j. B. GENTRY,
au l2-lm General Ticket Agent.
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METROPOLITAN Works

STATIONARY snd FORTABLE ENGINES
jBAeR, GRIsT, and PLASTER MILF;
BOILERS, F0&GINGS, CASTINGS OF Iron
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &C.
ENSINE2 ena SAW-MILl.3 o. ysrioue sizes
always on hand
I'D eD.;nes, &c, repaired and sold on commits
a!oa or exchanged Tor new, AL other rsp&lr,
! p.rnrl:y ana Satisfactorily done.
Send f0r descriptive circulars.
ds24 WILLIAM e. TANFEK q CO
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Shipments of Gold to EuroIpe.

NEW YORK, September '1O.-The export
of gold to Europe to-day reached 81, 31S,-
600. tr x H. t&'
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DICHMOND AND UANVILLE RAIL-.

RiCHMOND AND UANYILLE KAIL.
AS SOAD.-2ASSENGER SCHEDULE "a
at 0:l5 4. 81; leave Burkeviiis daily yessepts SIN:
esss s q ! :; n y IS. arf J. a Hs Pp1yi5f d1fl / g:
AND EXPRESS 'leavns Richmo1t daily st's :s5
P. H.; leaves Danyiile daily at I:as A,aA. Z arrives
Come. NosTm.-hynchsurg and Danylispp pas.
sengers leave Dany,le daily except sr1dayg) at
TAO A, NJ; leave Burkeytne daily texcept Bun
S esHysep 6 sundays i; ~ Il s aEFE!e NJ At r HissHSRa a ss11Z
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at LIE
A. Nj; leaves Danyi]le daily at Q as "A. n; ST.
The Lynchburg and banyiie Passenger Trsin
connects at Bnrkeyille with the tralna on the
oUrs.' and l III st 1ea na'e on the oathaide,anaf g Vs.
Vile, Dalton. Chattanoogs, Nashville, Memphis,
The Through Mail and Express e~onrecto
Ct Greensboro, with the trains 90 the North Caro-
lima read for Charlotte, Columbia Anessta, 80.
and at Richmond with The Richmond FNredericks:
burg aHd Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, AND
hs shERPfS sPa CAFE si snd f .eHfsSs,sp ATEsr
train. THOMAS noDAHEAD,
Sc 1 Superintendent.
aJIUaMOND AND YORK RaVER
RE ~ Adk 3 2sb bl ss9EFF28Ms s4lsiaskA
DkS .SOHECULE ~.
Passengers FOR Baltimore and points North
viii take the passenger train from this de-
poa Of the Richmond and York River Ea.Irosc at
Richmond DAILY Except Sundays) ut I Z. NJ,
for West PoiDt, shers they tag re 'sStr and
tain, S. ". FREEMAN, or ADIJkA4, Captain
PHILIP ~REYBoLD,.;both o. which have oeen
Tor misunderstanding Haiiiruore the following
mornlng y time 70 connect Stth enc trs;ns Tor
philadelphia, New York, and the We.t. Return.
ing, tRS boats leave pier No. :, kight-Street
wRharTes, Just below, Pratt stree. Baltimore,
DAILY except S~undayo) at 4 O'Clock r.. ~,
pssseslgers arriving In Richmond at 500 a. n.
the following day, In time 20 connect With the
express trsin on The Richmond and Danvile rail-
road for DanyiIle and all points on that road
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte, &c. y. C;i
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for tue ysSi0HS
celebrated springs on the liae Of th2s rasd s
IT > u. HasSes TWHaaa!ssse Richn9sd daily
Freight reGelysH2 and Forwarded promptly. and
ubAS2ngn OILY OF lading given 70 Prominent
points. THOMAS DODhMRAD.
jy LIS superintendent
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF NIR-
GINA 10 TIE sHE8lFF OF THE CITY
IF EiCHMN ND-GKEtflSG.-We command
YOU to summon the southern Express Company
II anpcar at the clerks office OF our circuit court
OF the city % Richmond, at 'ha courtroom OF sad
court IN said city, ~ r. :, &c n no ! ngr ,9r ne . Il" to
sTs~er the action Of Andrew Iizzini, Jr., and
,Joseuh w, Pledge, partners under tie flrn and
style OF Andrew Pizzini 4 Co., OF a plea OF Tres
p .ss on he case-damagt, S2oo-and lave then
Witness. ALFRED SHIELD, clerk Of our said
court at Richmond, the 2eth dAy OF july, 1870; ana
ALFRED SHIELD.
copy ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
J Ti ;. HoSH Y WILLIAMS, r.q' ses-M4v
vIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the clerks
Office or TIE circuit court Of the city of Rich
moud. August /. 1870:
The Planters Rational Bank of Richmond:
Eat. T! lar, and Benjamin T. Corey and II: W.;
Lubbock, partners trading under the hSm OF
Grey 1 Lubbock, anA1H. 5. Briggs, de;endants'
IN DEBT.
The object Of this suit is to recover ID, 1928 VIVID
interest on 81, $780, part Thereon, from ouIy ~
1857. nd on a. 1875 otlec gart tieIeEi, Irofn fH rnm
August G. 1857, till paid, alleged TO be due from the
defendants 10 tho plaiItit. o,o, .,,+t,
And udidayit having beeu made and iled that INC
DEFENDANTS n TAT. Tyler aud N. .. Briggs are NOT
Ic.ideiIts of this State, they are required to appesr
h~re within ems IN nth after due publication here
Of. and 10 wIaa is necessary to protect tlslr H.
IL. eslS III tbs suit.
GEoRGE X. TAYLOR, Deputy Clerk.
SrrS n WIrI1.MS. n. O.. sc 5-Miw
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held In the clerks
' DIN g OF the circuit court of tue city o. flcn-
mnnd, August J., 1870 .,u
Edward NJ. L'EnXle snd salnuel IL. McConneit,
partners under the name and style OF h,eneie u
S,ftnprali lntulluo,
against r,.
IN DEBT.
The object Of this suit is to recover S1se;9I WIN
,oferest ;here.n from November II. 1859, I'LL paid.
.Iieged to be due from the defendant 10 the
plaintiffs s,.d t,.t n.
dc fandant "a not & resident of this State, ne Is re-
ou,rsd 10 apps ar here within one month alter cue
publication neyeof. aEd 40 wnat ID heeeeeais -
1rrotect his Interest In this suit.
A copy-Teste: va
arApp,NcToN u, q, Sc 5~M4w
rrrw wuOTESATE CHINA. GLASS,
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he CENSUS OF WyTHEvILLE AND WYTHE
IotkTf.-The marshal appointed for this
I"9h1y mas completed his work. The popu-
iation Of the town of Wytheyillc is Tito
showing an increase since last census of
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Onward Movement of the pruastans
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
DEPARTURE OF THE GOVERNMENT
FOR TOURS.

RECOGNITION OF THE FRENCH REP PUBLIC
BIZ ITALY and SPAIN.
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RGlLET ARTICLES.


TAN AND FRECKLES.
MEADE & BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION Is
purely vegetable and entirely harmless to the
most delicate skin. 1t will speedily remove tan
90 7sssssckles and improve the complexion.
putoo "a es7$s,Ss bottle.
prauared only bv MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
u2e RicNsHsSSgd; Va.