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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.- Noon.- Flour and corn
quiet ano unchanged. Wheat dun. Pork dull mt
w. Lar1 dull Sott9n Gull 7o ana heavy rpnrd
DUH.
Eceniuq. d,H, with r downward ten
d"ncy Sales, 1000 bales: upl tnds, l7sc. Flour
>t"te and western, 5Ml0t. lower superhre, ~. 90
MS5.l5; southern dull, common 70 fair extra,
Ter red and amber western, Sl.32GSl.35. Corn
he IVY and lc. 10 ger ut S5Nla0c. Beef quill. Pork
lower at $3.50. Lara lower; kettle. ie@lec;
Whiskey heivy at ssA0S9'. Groceries firm and
steady. Naval stores quiet and steady. Tallow
W heat, per steam. =.
$. ,fsG Ext B sy skr obi bs g bid
Flour dull and weak. Wheat firm and steady :;
choice Maryland red $l6o@Sl. IS; good 20 prime,
ss@SI s. common to fsir Witt
Sl.O2; yellow, 93Na5c. Oats firm ut 47d.o;. Ba-
con weak; rio side; lie clear sdes, M:
Il, Ic5c. ~hiskey firm at ole.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 90 = Flour steady, with n
moder tc demand. Corn firm NJ 7OG72c. FORK
declined, and quoted at S2i.25. Trerc Is limit d
jnhhing demand in bacon. Whiskey dropping at
SGus1c.
Coru tirm yellow. zoe. Hemp unchanged. Bag
rlng steady at 10000. Whskey-- Nothing done.
sae: s Lard mnc nd uncanged.
ORtOLh, sept So,--tptLtH uICHfDEto- W'
midd;iugs loo. sales, 20 bales receipts, &:
bales exports coastwlse, ~" bales; stock, 1888
bales.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 20. - There wer,
large offerings with but Il small demand mid
dIngs. lee Sales $50 haies; receipts. g. 9e5 bales
exports, g. $50 bales; stock, IL ,O53 bales.
MOBILE, Sept Co. Cotton quiet at l54c.; sales
500 bales receipts, $40 bales exports 10 Grea
brit4 363 bales stock II, so2 bales.
CHARLESTON Sept. 28..-Cotton dull and caste
at la SIC. sales $50 bales receipts $50 bales
exports coastwlSc, =, l0l bales stock, q s54 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. co. Cotton dull and nom
in. at l65 : sales 900 bales receipts, sos bales
st eek, 30 397 bales Prime sugar, lac. Plantatio,
mol asses rcboiled, i5N5oc. Gold, 49, New Yorl
sight, per cent. premium
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A DOs;0n Holocaust.
( From the Boston Advertiser. Sent. 81

l rom tlle DpStph .lufcfllScF, Stpt. II.
A horrible affair occurred Just before
midnight last night in one of the miserable
houses on Gouno's court, leading from
North street, between Richmond and Cross
streets. NCurlv every one who trcQuents
Stat" street and that vicinity must re-
member the elderly blind man who was
30 often to he seen in and about En-
change street. mrltcly begging from day to
day. His name WAS John OCounor, and he
lived with his wife Mary and daughter
nearly thirty Years ofaoc, in the court refer
red ~. 1t will not improve the chances of
The other blind hcggil- in the city Tor recciv-
n"aid In inform the public that this old man
WAS IN the habit Of getting Intoxicated by
means of the funds which charitable pasScrs
dropped into his cvcr-cXtendcd cap. and
last night HE whole family was in that I'M
fortunate condition. About 4 quarter of
an hour before l.. when It is supposed that
both John and Mary We're lying upon bed
in Il nearly helpless condition. one or both
Of them attempted TO smoke. CarcleSSy
lighting the pipe, the match fell upon the
bcd-clothC>. or spark dropped from the
pipe, and set the clothes of the inebri-
at"d pair on fire. in their helpless condition
ihey were unabl" to protect themselves :;
neither was tn" drunken daughte CT able to
help them. Mrs. ttConnor managed to get
10 the doorway, her clothes ull on fire. and
there she Tell down and died. The old
mans garments Were rapidly consumed,
but he was able TO speak before he cX-
rircd. II seems that when the lire began
10 blaze in their clothing the maudln
daughter ran 10 the door and called Tor
help; hut, ~ all the nci2hhorS were asleep,
il WAS some time before any one came 10
I'll" rescue. Mrs. OCOnnor was terribly
burned. her clothes being burned tn a
crisp. The bodies of the ill-tatcd couple
We're taken to the dcad-huu>c At al curly
hour This mnrning.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EICHANGy,
RICHMOND, VA. Sept. 2e, 1870.
OEEEP ItyEQ

CORN AND FLOUR GICHANGg,;
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 26, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
TVhe0t.--White. 4ai bushels. Red J, o4Q bushels.
Corn. White, iIs bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed,
502 bushels.
OntS.-l 030 bushels.
RE- &c bushels.
Timothy Seed ID bushels.
SALES.
Wheat. White, 5as bushels very good at 81. SO
a2 bushels seed 1T Sl.55 1lS bushels seed ut 81
sbO bushels smutiy at Sl.30; 236 bushels bidly
ct S1.35; 1913 bushels good ut S1.45: 1903 bush
els fair at Sl.4o; a32 bushels very good on pri
va.r terms; $50 bushels at Si.47A; 60 bushels
badly cleaned ut $1.r5 % bushels foul ut *l.25
242 bushels damaged at SLl7s; 1s bushels inferior
Ut $22s q bushels very inferior at il. Total 2sss
bushels.
Theat.-Rcd, 1as bushels very good a. 81. 30 lis
bushels prime at Si35; lis bushels very good on
private .erms 80 bushels good 1T $.271; $50 BUSH
els badly cleaned st III. 20: 100 bushels tough at
Sl.2O; al bushels fair 1t S1223 48 bu hes infe,ior
els inferior at .1o 4o bushels foul at g. 10. Total
l,tis bushels.
CorR.-- hlte, 40 bushels good at S1.05 Mixed,
bushels prime at Sl.o5
O1ts.--a0 bushels mixed New Brunswick at 4sc.
40 bushels very inferior on private terms 40 busli
els very good at d2sc 100 bushsls fair at 4oc.; 9s
bushels very GOOD at 43c.; 34 bushels good at 5nc.
Total, T72 shells
Timothy .Seed.-li bushels inferior at S3.T5
RE-ExHIBITED.
'Whelt.-- White 1872 bushels. Red Sd. buohels.
fOrn.--MlXcd 1M bushels.
OdtS.-pt bushels.
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The MAYOR AND Nix. DlNToRp IN PHlLA-
rrLrnlA.-Thc philadelphia A9a makes the
following notice OF tn" visit TO that place oil
rWO Of our city officials:
Dtsl' >ch0Gis as COm"> Tor other Cities
Trs,f Of EjchmOnH Uri10i$.-AS ph!lnd"I-
uhia. when looking for an improvement,
sends her representatives OH tour oi III
ycsfigaiion t. other cities, 80. like them.
he often receive, such visits. for her pub
H. Institutions. extensive manufactures.
aud >chon! system make excellent copies Tor
other and growing communities. yesterday,
Oh their trip through the northern section
,rth"rotn;Iy. MAYOR tllySon. Ot Richmond.
ndthc >uucrjutcndcut Off ublic instruction
t tl.c same place. Mr.. Biutord, stopped IN
,ur cltv 10 look at the operations III the
auhic school system for the benefit ot that
,ithc city from which they came. They were
aiken in charge by 4 delegation OF school
controllers = VI. Hall stanton, David
Ncthcrly. Daniel stein metz. W. J. Jack
~on. and +. 3. WidcneT-and in company
with MAYOR Fox and the Secretary OF the
Board. Mr.. Haliwcil. proceeded to the
Girls Normal school, on Sergeant street.
they Went through an the departments,
and Witnessed the tcaching III the GLASSES.
Then the Young ladies' were gathered III
I.,. main room. where. after some singing.
md others. delivered intere>tin" remarks.
The next place visited was the Boys Cen
3ral High school. where, after CONG
through the f0rmaiticS of an introduction
- the Faculty. the visitors, under the lead
-.:-hip Of Professor Richie, were shown
Trough ell the departments Of that inter-
sting institution. until they stopped 1t the
ob>crN utory. where class under the super
vision Of Professor Nctlunc were viewing
lie spots on the sun through Z powerful
clC~cop". Descending, the visitors were
~h0Wn into the main assembly room, where
I'll the pupils had been gathered. -Ad-
dresses were here made by Mayors Ellyson
and Fox. and by the members Of the Board
OF Education. II bcing too late to continue
their visit 10 other schools, the whole party,
With the exception Of Mayor Eek, took car
,i4yc. and were driven to the Park. where
io.y were served with rctfcs hnrnls pre-
pared b.; that prince Of caterers "ro>kaucr.
returning they went through the House
a Erlu.c aud other public institutions.
To-day Iar Richmond officials resume Their
tefrt ~,
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

THE FRENCH ACCOUNT OF THEIR DEFEAT on
THE 18TH INSTANT.
TorRs, Sept. 26.-Balloon letters from
Paris give the following account OF the bat
tie of the 18th instant:
General Ducrot. who occupied the heights
from Eillejuir to Mendon, made recon-
noissance and encountered masses OF PruS-
sian troops concealed in the woods, with
many cannon. The French attacked yi@or-
o1Islv and drove the enemy preclpltateiV.
The prussiauS formed again OH the heights
If Chatillon, and opened a tremendous ar
tillery fire, which compelled Ducrot to seek
shelter in Fort de Nauyes. The French
artillery was well served, and the Gardes
Mobile cool and rcsolutc. Ducrot finally
withdrew into Paris. The Prussllns SUI
fered severely.
TIE pRUssIAN MOVEMENT ON ORLEANS.
LONDON, Sept. 2t.-DiSpatches from Or.
leans report that the cavalry OF the l'rus-
slams is at Bayoches and Fontenoy. Prince
Albert, of SaXony, with a large force, IS re-
ported near Bayoches.
The Prussians are rcconstructlnS the Tor
titicatlons at Laon.
INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH BISMARCK-HIs
VIEWS ABOUT GUARANTEES-HE DoEsH
MEAN TO HAVE ANOTHER WAR WITH FRANCE
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The special cor
RESPONDENT of the Tribune, writing from
Meaux, september 18th, the headquarters
of King William photographed by cable to
dayl. saws he had conversation with Bis
marck, and gives the following account o
/ asked him if the report was true tha
there was an English representative here.
He answered, "The English have aSkel
me- if we will treat with Favre, and re
nlled we would if his Government, WoulI
guarantee us possession of Metz and stfa.
honrr. This he could not do. In TIL
wars said Bismarck, ave are influence
by no motive of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Whatever
| We have no purpose In view but our oW s,
security. Consequently, we must proslu
for the next war, when Is sure 10 con.'
France Is now without allies, but may 500
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Nortfa s:a1oI1,,a afaaa 800.

preparations arc being made sor tha ssate
Fair to take place October 18th. and n Iast sos
four days, and which Ii expected 10 ha t M
largest ever had In this State. Rev rhar sns
Phillips, of Davidson College, viii delsusr
the address. There are number Of snecsaI
premiums offered by the merchants Of this
city. -, sE
ALI is quiet in political circles here. There
seems to be no disposition to call conycn-
ton to change the Constitution.
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TRAIN No; l.-THRoUGH MAIL TRAIs ola
Washington leaves the depot- corner OF Byrd and
Eighth stseets, dai,y az il:l5 A. M. Arrives in
Richmond daily III 2as F. II.
TRAIN No. 1.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN. Connecting at Aqua creek With tlis
steamers GeorqeaEna and honsidcs, leaves the
depot, corner OF Broad and Eighth s.rees, daily
Sundays excepted) t4 O'Clock +. u. Arrives Ia
Richmond (M0ndays excepte0) at $3.50 A NJ.
TRAIN No. 3.-THRpTGH MAIL TRAM cfd
Washington leaves thu depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedl. at $3.50
p. NJ. Arrives In Kichmoud tGondays excepted,
at $3.50 A. VI.
THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to an principal points In lha
NORTH. EASE. ana n. sRTHWESt
.FREiGHTS contracted for aud forwarded
daily. win dispatch to all points NORTH and
WEST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Tbe B -LTIMORe FIX
PRESS TRAIN will run rs far a. Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, coraer Of Brosd
aud Eigh,n stree.e, at A. NJ. Returning, will
leave Milford on MONDAYS at 6:c3 4. M. and ar
rive ut Richmond u s:3J A. N.
Apply at COMPASY'S OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth ctreet9
j. B. GEETRY,
General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
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General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
20
CHANGE OF HaSeSs-
Y 1 pTaKE AND OHIO Il All RNAla. YEtd

" PEAkE AND OHIO RA1bROAD.--OnU oQ
after SUNDAY, September Itn, k7p, the
MAIL TRAIN wlllTun dahl: between tStchmond
and White Sulphur springs Except Suncay be-
tween Gordonsvi!,s and White Sulphur. Leave
Richmond Mt Q A. Nj. arrive y. White sulpbur
at 10 p. Nj. Leave Whi;e Sulphur at $3.50 4. NJ. snd
arrive at Richmond at 1850 z. ~. making cloEs
connections ut Gordonsvile anu charlottesville
with Grange, Alexandria aud tianagsas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, rs; also TOR
Lynchburg, SreXville. Chattanooga. Memphis
New orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, nc
Going West passengers dine az oordobsytlie
aud sup ~ %oviDgton. Going Fist, breakfast ~
Goshcn and sine ct Gordon5vile.
This train connects With stages as follows ::
At Stanton with stages ter augusta lfste Strib.
ling'sl Springs, IL miles and Wey=r's Cave, II
miies.
at Goshen with STAGES for Cold Sulobur springs
2miles aoCkbridse Alum Springs miles Rock.
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington. 20 mics and
Natural Bridge IS milSs.
AT Millooro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles Hot Springs ~
miles and Healing springs, % miles.
ct Coqtngton with STAGES 20 Healing Springs
Is miles ana Hot Spriuxs, 1S miles
At Allegheny with stages to Red sweet spring.
miles; and Old Sweet springs 10 miles.
At White sulphur springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, q miles; Blue sulphur springs,
20 miles; he'd sulphur nprings IL miles Lewis
burg miles /; aud CharlGaton, ZOE lies.
Through tickets issued 10 all points North, West,
aud Southwest.
JAMES +. EEThERLAND,
SEE General Ticket Agent
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liberality Of American sailors.

New YORK, Sept. "a special 10 the
Herald from London to-day says
"The Globe this morning says the largest
contribution for the widows and orphans Oh
the crew of the wrecked steamer captain IS
Given by the officers and crew of the United
States frioate Franklin. The Globe com
ments gratefully on the fact, and says it is
not the amount that is so keenly felt, but
the kindly spirit and generosity. OF the
American sailors that prompted it,
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Marine News.

FoETREss MONROE, Sept. 26.-Passed in,
for Baltimore, briggs Flamingo and Bessie,
from Rio; Como, from Licota Passedup,
for Norfolk, frigate Savannah, from Nor
folk.
New YORK, Sept. 2G.-Arrived, steamers
South Carolina, from Charleston. and Her.
man, Livingston, from Savannah.
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YOUTHFUL MISUNDERSTANDING,
Sept. 25.-@Michael Welsh and James DON
nelly. each aged sixteen years, while intoxi-
Gated, yesterday killed Samuel Shines, also
aged sixteen. Welsh and Donnelly are un-
der arrest. Shines was sitting quietly on q
doorstep when attacked.
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Foreign IIaTkets-[BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON. sept. CO. -Eoon.- Consols, 92i. United
States bonds, 90. Ttco O'Clock. --Consols, 32.
United States bonds, aOh.
LONDON, Sept. 20 -Ereniag -Consols, 92A Uni
tsd States bonds, 9o5. TaIlow, AS. Sugar ailoat
fat.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20 Noon. -Cotton dull; up.
lands, 9sM9td.; Orleans. 9sgstd. estimated sales,
g. 900 bales. Ttco o clock.-Cotlon dull uplands,
90sb1.: Orleans, 0t9sad. Bacon Cumberland
cut, 5Gs-
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 90 -EUenia1.-Cotton fiat
uplands. 96o9Ad.: orleans, 9t49Sd sales 5000
bsles, Including 600 bales for speculation and
export. Breadstu1fs tirmer. Corn, 29s. 30. Lard,
1873.
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DFAIH ur \ JEESEYMAN One HrNDREp
>No t'ori. YEARS Obj Dir. John Van E.in-
aurch, u kearny, y. j.. died Thursday,
"@ca lJi wears. He WAS married live times.
nd had numerous children. grandchildren,
grcat grandchildren. and prcat-Ercai grand
children. At the ace Of nlnctv-siX he married
German girl sixteen years old. and within
- year She presented him with twins. which.
however lived but short time. The old
man was 50 delighted and childish that for
week Il" refused 10 allow the twins 10 be
buried. He WaS wealthy farmer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money and Stock Marke

NVW UFW MDMCy WEau GEUCEk U1UE AEEs
NEW YORK, Sept. 90 Noon.--Stocks very dull.
Gold l1as. Money, 50o per cent. Sterlfng-Long,
1924; short lloh. 5-2o's, 80, l1!a.
Erenino. Money eaey at 4a5 per cent. Dis
counts, 7D8 per cent. Sterling unsettled owing TO
the free Offering of bills quotation was los3@ 1904.
Gold closed stronger at ll3a Governments dull
and lower, and closed very dull 's2s, ll2a 'e4's,
lit; 'C5's Ill., new, 1ot; 'cs, loi; 1873, ll0s
l0-.o's, 1860.
Southern securities quiet ard firm with nothing
doing; Virginia G's. o5; new, 60.
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n,s,.,,ot,pa Fire In Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, WYOMING, Sept. 2G.-A hah
of block of buildings Oh Eddy street was
burned last night. Loss, S2oo,ooo, nut IL
small part of which was covered ny ihsu'
rance.
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The Alleged Murderer of Safhans.

New YORK, Sept. 26.-kipling, the al.
Ieped murderer of Nathans, arrested 1T
Reading, Pa, was in New Jersey when the
murder occurred. The arrest of the accused
was caused by his eXtravagant accounts OF
his own exploits.
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JUDGE WnMAM \. GHoLsoN. who died at
Cincinnati last week, was native OF II
niuj,. but removed in early life to Missis-
Siuu;. where he became one of the first
laWyrr, OF the state. Subsequently lie took
up bis residence i'll Cincinnati, ana was
elected Judge Of the Supreme Court OF
4 Nil,
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Yellow reycr-Faial Accident.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The deaths
from yellow fever for the twenty-tour hours
ending yesterday atterno on were ten.
Yesterday daughter. aged II years. OF
4. Walker was instantly killed by falling
from the gallery of her fathers residence.
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Mr.. Morris Democrat) was reelected
Mayor Of Nashville, Tennessee, Saturday,
over Allen (Republican) by 1000 majority.
Both branches of the City Council are
unanimously Democratic.
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French War Vessel ut Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 26.-,ihe French
corvette primaquet put into this harbor To-
dav Tor slight repairs.
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Sor,,,eru News Arrangements.

New YORK, Sept. 26.-The New England
Press. including Boston, has renewed It's
contract for telcgraphic news service with
the New York Associated Press.
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4 Missing Billiard Champion FOund.

New YoRK, Sept. 26.-Rudolph, the miss
inr billardist, arrived here yesterday in the
steamer Abyssinia. He says he enlisted III
the French army, and was captured and
paroled at Sedan, but sab sequently reached
ENGLAND UiG Belgium.
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NEW CATHOLIC Risaop.-Sptaytetd,
sept. 23.-Rcr. L. +. Fretly. of Worcester,
was to-day consccrated Bishop of the new
toman Catholic diocese OF Western Massa-
"husctts, at st. MicvaePs cathedral, Of this
city, Archbishop McCloskcy, OF New York,
and over one Hundred priests officiating.
over D 90 people attended the ceremonies.
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RICHMOND AH1 t-eTEaSBuYa II. H.. co.,
RICHMOND. April q. 1870.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

L run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 3:i5 A. NJ. and $50 4. NJ
Leave Petersburg at 10 a VI. and 7:oa K. M
Freight and Accom- mo 1astou TRAIN, Wild assem-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily Az
days excepted).
The 3:s5 A. 81. train win not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o5 L. 81, train " LII NOT leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
PASSENGERS for Norfolk will take the 800 4. ID.
train, running through daily. Baggage checKeo
through.
The passenger coach attached TO Lie coal train
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS.
Leave Clover Hill At a. NJ, connecting al
Chester with the accommodation train. Pasfen-
gers returning will take the $50 r. NJ. train con-
Meeting 1t Chesterwtth the coal train.
THOMAS II. WYENE,
apo3 Superintendent.
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TTENTION. CONTRACTORS, MI
~ NERI ANn OTHER The BALTIMORE
WATER BOARD have for sale Two LOCOMO-
TIVEs, about tons, feet TWO Inches gauge; forty
PUMPING CARS, feet 2 inches gauge; TWO
at the Engineers Department Baltimore Water
Wcrgs No. % North street, Baltimore, Md
~ IY--tAwaW
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Naval.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.--Admrsti Porter
asks to be relieved from further duty Win
the navy.
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STEAMERS.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSEs.
~ COMPANY.-F o r NORFO,. X, - ..
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR La u.
MS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast and
elegant Cnited States mail steamer
o II N SYLv STER,
Captain 4. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves eompanT's wharf at Rockets for the
ahoyc-nan. places on MONDAYS, WEDNrs-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at HALF-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK A. NJ. and returns On Tuesdays
thursdays. and Saturdays.
iassen gers arrive In Norfolk in time to con-
nc'L With steamers for Baltimore and points
, Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
Fare to Norfolk .... ... 10 so
EXCURSION tickets to Norfolk and return 49,. 400.
cir ~ r1i arrangements made for EVENING EX-
-, rFeiSh' received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
more, snd principal landings on Chesapeake bay.
,'ha an regular landings OH James river at REi.
10 WHARFAGE CHARGED
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
~ l.. b. TATUM. General Agent,
OffCe, COmpRny's wharf.
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The workngnen Of st. Louis have nomi-
mated Mr.. Erasius Wells rs the Labor Re-
form candidate for Congress from the first
Missouri district.
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na,sh oE ,HuGge Grser.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Judse Robert
C. Grier died to-day, aged seventy-seVeh
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RIcHMoFD FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHYESr