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DiS-ULUTlON OF COpARTNER-
IL SHur. The firm ofJoHES, BkuWA X ~,
Is lhi. day III solved by The d .aIh = Mr.. VII,
lam R.JoSEs. riCHAEp /. B&u"% and
T. NiLiIAM rEMHEkTNN, thc 81 viYinG
par,, rs. arc alone author zcd TO settle the busi.
ness ~ the tie firm.
All person. having claim, against the ut" firm
ri JONES. CROW ?. Il CO., are requested 10 pre-.
sc1t them the uudrIs gMed far payment, Al
re7erns ndsbt.d to the l'tc Erm 81 LOSES,
EEOW& 4 %, ar" iCGu s,cd to come !"iWt'rC
and settle Their accounts without delay.
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
I. WILLIAM EEiBEETNE,
=urSi. ing partners.
RICHMOND. Va, August 18th, ls7t.
NEW CO-PARTNERSNIP.-Thc I'M
~ dcrSIgn.d huy, / as GAY formed c1-parincr-
HI uadcr the Vie o. HkoN =. tEMn ShTNN
{ GO. fur Iht pa pasc OF conducting a GEN IA l.
WHOLESALE s,.nt E'sT A>D LlQtgE< BU-
y NJ : In il,. cry If kiraIDrnd.
~ ~Urco-soI> al M !at@ firm Of Jones, Brown
4 g. le s.li,ii The pat on re a. III" friends vi
re late concern and tie uHbc generally.
q. l.. BROWN,
r. ~IILiAM SEMHEhTON,
y. q. DAVIS.
Rl,uMOSD, VA, Au%usS is, 1870. &u 22--lm
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Census OF a yWestern civ. !. !

DETRog,f MIGa., August s24.--The esti-
mated population Of this city according 70
census Of 1870 will be about rs, 600.
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Purchase of the Chesapeake Female
College.

FoRT MONROE, August 24.-The Chesa-
peake Female College has been purchased
by the Federal Government for the purpose
Of converting it into a soldiers and sailors
home
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CONFIDENCE IN THE FRENCH MEASURES o
DEFENCE.

PARIS, August 24.--The Patrie says
should the PrllSsians defeat the great army
confronting them at Chalons they will have
to confront another before reaching Paris !;
besides, they Will find Paris amply pre-
pared. 1t is noticeable that the people are
growing calmer and more confident as they
learn Of the immense measures for defence
that are progressing throughout the coun-
try. False dispatches sent to the London
Times cause intense indignation, and the
effect is to increase the determination of the
French to fight.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
I pared to furnish all grades Of GLOVER HILL
COAL at the Following reduced prices
LUMP, Ss.75 per load, delivered; Hail, 81;
HARD, for either CRATES or cooking stoves, ~.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL Of best quality |;
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes OAK and
ia9o Am Seventh and Byrd streets.
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+:.p5s.; s.fs "a 4 vi SALES. s,,ss-ei .z.-s
Wheat. -Wbite 5sbushels very inferior at 81. 05:
21s bushels good at 81 60 $40 bushels very good at
S1.523 20 bushels badly cleaned at Sl.d5 ia bash
els badly cleaned at S1.35; 500 bushels prime on
private terms; 10 bushels prime at SL55 80 BUSH
els inferior at ST. 30 100 bushels damaged at S12o
50 bushels tough at 81 IS 12s bushels slightly damp
at SLt5; 90 bushels badly damaged ut Bills lSd
bushels very good at 81. so ~ bushels badly clean
ed at S1.40-total, l, TIE bushels. Nh
+ WheGt.- Red, 100 bushels at Sl.27s; 90 bushels
foul at SL25 134 bushels tough ct S125 45G bushels
very good at Si.40; q "a bushels very Inferior Mt
81 .05 80 bushels very damp at 12S 276 bushels
good at S1.a5 Il bushels very inferior at ST. 10 90
bushels Inferior at 81 20 go bushels foul ut 81 30
35S bushels very good at 81 30 bushels prime on
private terms so bushels very good on private
terms; SO bushels fair private terms 1os BUSH
els prime at Sld25 So bushels inferior at 81 "a
bushels fair at Sl3o; $50 bushels fair at Sl323to-
tai, 3, 1aS bushels. .s....e .a.r.t :. i. : r.
Corn. White, 400 bushels weevil-eaten at s..
322 bushels slightly musty at la5-total 100 bush
els, Yellow, 80 bushels on private terms. Mix
ed IS bushels prime at $1.o7 1854 bushels very good
1t $1.07 200 bushels fair private terms so bush
els fair at &L05-total, Coz bushels. $780,. -.- 49,
OGtS.--2t8 bushels very good at 42c. -. ...at
Rye--22 bushels very good at 75c. !; 90 bushels
fair n. 723c. ..-s.s. - - =,
Timothy Seed.-8 bushels prime at $3.50.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat White 1915 bushels. Red, ssS bushels.
C0rn.-White $40 bushels. Yellow, l3s bushels.
Mixed, 29s bushels.
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Ex-Secrefary: Seward An Sam Fran
decentralization ont West.

I SAN FRANCIsco, August N.-EX-Seere-
tary William II. Seward arrived here to-day.
/ He was much prostrated and unable to
fieave the car.
The Central Pacific, California and Ore
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm,
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

TAR. WEST As RETURNED TO THE
Il CITY.
Office over Wagn"''S drug store, corner sixth
sod Broad streets. whore he may be iound1ty ara
light. au % IL
nE. CHASE HAVING RETURNED TO
II the cis. can be found At his residence, No.
/ Fifth .,-r,.t au -0-lm
nE. OKIARD, formerly Of Paris, now
II pre- sidcrt of tie Allopathc and homeopathic
'Ologc II New Orleans, vii! make Richmond his
residence tor some months, In order to p"rfeci
hlms"l' IN The English language. He has taken
III OH . at 40. III & VERNON STREET. and
";'crs a, services 20 those who may be suffering
rom
DISEASES CT THE EYE,
That ha,trr been his speciality, ana in Which he
aas hrc! hghly successful both In Paris ana III
Ncw Orleans.
Ulnr. hours from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
~ 29-lm*
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! Destrucsive Farsl, sia Yenr,nessee. Z

: MEmFHIs, TEHs, August s2A-A fire oc.
Cured at Hurahold on Monday night. de-
stroying the hotel and two adjoining build
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A destructive fire also occurred in Unior,
City. The Herald, and Nal newspaper
offices were entirely destroyed.
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MILLINERY.

MEKEE " XIX Il
EALL AND WINTER IMrOR- c-sft9 @
TATIGN, 1870. S3SSSSSs
Ribbons MiLLINERYANp sTRAMGooDs.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co,
w iMrOkTEHS AND JOBBERS OF
HDNHfI, IRIMNIEE AND VELVET RIB
h,iNS. BHhNFT SILKS, SATINS, AND
EELNETS, BLpEDS, NETS, GRAPES,
RICHES FLOWERS, FTATHEES,
ORNAMENTS. STRAW B0NNETS
AND LAllf HATS trimmed
aud mttiumcdl, SHAKER
HOODS. &C,
20 AND 25a BALTIMORE STREET,
BhLTIMOHE, ND,
cIef The largest stock be found in this country,
and rnequall.d in choice variety and cheapness,
comprising the latest Partisan novelties.
au 10 Swk
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cnysnvssISN MERCHANTS.
DENTISTRY.

DR. JUD. B. WOOD, having re- -
~ turned to the city, IN be found at his 9c1Yfs
office, on Ninth street second door from Maln:
THE AID OF NITROUS OXIDE GAS. Mem
beers of The d. ntal or medical profession wishing
the use OF the above gas Can be accom- modated.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted in the highest
style Of art on any desired base. All work guar
anteed 10 give entire satisfaction. aus
Taylor BROTHERS, DENTISTS, liz
i MAIN STREET, lover Tribbett's confec-
tionery) extract teeth without pain insert teeth
as low as els, and don't charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth filed without pain. Any tooth
filed with gold, and warranted fer life, at
- 49, TAYLOR BROTHERS.,
11l2 Main street, Richmond, va.
N. B.-Instrrctions In any branch of dentistry
given to the profession on reasonable terms.
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No. 1 GOVERNOR STREET,
fnex. 70 Messrs spepce & SONY

next to Messrs. Spence 4 Son.
Thankful for past favors by prompt attention
to merit continuance. Fine WAT EHES repair,
ed in Il workrnsnlike manner at low rates, ana
wrrrauted. Specisl attention given 70 SIESIA,
CLES 4 full assortment always on hand. No. !
Governor street. au sa-ot
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TNO THE MERCHANTS AND OTHER
BUSINESS MEN OF RICHMOND: the edi-
yer and proprietor Of the MECkLEhB UEG
iEkhL ID published al Boydton, the couuty-eeat
y, ihat p"pulous county In southsidc ylrciaia,
,itcHenDuTg, begs leave to present The claims OF
M paper as an advertising medium TO the buei-
ness men OF Richmond. The MccklenbGrS Rerutd
mas circulation tn the county OF MechleDburg
l4ht no other period&sS ever enjoy ed.
II you va NJ The trl@aF OF Mecklen burg advertise
ID the Herald. We have made specially Of our
c"uhty circulation. Besides this circulation we
imagine We make MS many weekly visits In other
parts oi Virginia aud North Caroiiaa as any other
country paper.
Nr. ". =. WHITE, st T. Weisiper K Cots, is
our agent Il. KjchIaond. L. f.. FINCH.
anZ0-toliR Editor and ProDrIetor
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J7RFsH ROCKLAND LIME.

LOCO barrels FRESH RoCKLANp LIME I'm
mn Ie-lw Libby building.
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LINE AND CEMENT.

~ OCKLANDL LINE AND ROSENDALE
IL, - NJ. z CEMENT. -, {
= 400 barrels LIME Per Sardinia
100 barrels CEMENT, per Horaho Nichols,
daily expected. For sale oy ~ !, ,s.rru
au19 .f5N 52t7ttS-E - "A. p. hG-S. !.
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aTcnMosD AND PETERSBURG Il. j.. Co.sl
/ RICHMoaD. April "a LIN.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Il run as follows i !, q. s.a.,.sts
Leagc Richmond at S:4s a. ID. and $50 r.
/ Freight and Accommodation train with paSsen.
ger ear attached, win leave Richmond daily az
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at 80 A. ~. tSua-
days excepted). tsst
The a:4S a. III train wiilnot ieaYe Riehmondo on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o5 Z. d. train Viii not ieAys
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. :. - I,
train, running through daily. Hssgase <caeexso
through. ~. !. ], II q,
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS o!s All ana
Leave Clover Hin ct 4, Ma conaee5tng e
sars setnrrinc win take the $50 p M.. trt1n cons
~ sneirr ~ Ghsstef with the coal train.
n s's - = :. - 81 q THOMAS H. WYNNEs
| anss 1890, superintendent.
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1870. !. - @s 4 92 1870.
-. u SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
) .F SHORT LINE .l'4fh5 Ss-'t
1870.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.

NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. l.-THRoUGH MAIL TRAINstG
Washington leaves the depot. corner OF BYRD ana
Eighth streets, daily at II rs a. M Arrives III
atchlnond daily q. 2:3s p. M. ~. 80 -
TRAIN No. 1.-THE BALTLM0REgExPHE
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with ms
steamers Georgeanna and Ironsides, leaves The
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth streets; daily
iSundays excepted) at O'Clock Z. M Arrives In
Richmond (Mondays excepted at $50 a.: MI.
TRAIN No. 3.-THROJGHM MAIL TRAIN rtG
washington leaves the depot corner Of: BYRD sn.s
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excspfeot. at s1e
2. IA, Arrives in Richmond iMonraJs exccpseo)
- TI III toi TICKETS ard THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal poiais IN ths
! NORTH. EAST, and N0RPHW EST.
! FREIGHTS contSacted for and foywaroea
daily, With dlspatchs to all points N0kfH ana
|, SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE tx
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as MILFORD station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner q Eroana
and Eighth streets, &C o. a. M. Returning, WIZ
| leave MILFORD on Mondays At n a. "A. anu az.
rive at Richmond At $50 A. ID. lsstT I,
| Apply at COMPANY'Ss OFFICE corneg, OF
DEo 'e a.u .. e'Ss j. B.tGENTRY,
! ,t General Tiekat agent
ED. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
- =
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r,,HE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
4 MACHINE, the best for all Kinds or Tork
It's saIes indicate it durability and popularity
prove it; its work confirms It. Over ninety tnou'
Sand sold last year. Can and examine IL.
Sewing Machines repaired.
4 AGENTS WANTED. ,,,rr, -.
a, = - ~ 9l3 Main street.
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pICHMoND AND YORK RIVER
40 RAILROAD LINE-F0R BALTIMORE
PIE NORTH, AND MISUNDERSTANDING
or sCHSDULE- DAILY, iEXGEfT SUM
Passengers Tor baltimore and points North
will take the passenger train from the De.
pot OF the Eichnond and York River RaiirosS q as
for WEST Point, where they take the fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cap
tain s. W. Freeman, or ADH1HAli, ,Captain
PHILIP RngBoLD, both o. which have been &C.
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
ior passengers-reaching Baltimore the following
morning IN time to connect With the trains Tor
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
ing, the boats leave pier No. Light,;strest
wharyes, just below Pratt street. Baifinore,
DAILY except sundays) st 4 o,e.9cs 7. N,
The following day, In time 20 connect with the
express train on The Richmond and Danytne rail-
road for sDanvfle and all points on that road
greensboro. salisbury, Charlotte, e., E.G G.;
Columbia, e. g. and all points South and WIN
the. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for lhe various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road. ~.
| PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at4 r. NJ. Leaves West Point daily az $3.50 A. ID:
= Freight received and forwarded promptly, ana
through bills Of ladsng given 20 prominent
points. .4..s THOMAS DODAMhADa
Wis Superintendent
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|DICKLiNa SPICES for sale by S i
l. PoWHAnAN Z. DUP UYs Apo.hsesr rSs,
Tvs Az Broad Ssreet'
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DICBMoND AND DANYlLLE BAIL.

HI ROAD.-PASsENGEB SCHEDULE:
I. GOING soUTH,-Lynchburg ana Danytlla pas
sengers Leave Richmond daily Except srndsys1
at 5:2s Z. M; leave Burkeyille daily Except Sum
days) at 2. M; arrive st Danytl,e daily le ;T
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily st; 8 80
z, Ia; leaves Danyille daily AZ Las \. Nj arrives
at GrsensAoro' daily at4:l5 4. NJ.
so1Na NosTa.-. yneheurg and Danville pas.
sengers leave Danvil1e daily Except Sundaysb Nc
TAO A. NJ; leave Bwkeville daily, except Sun !.
taysi at / r. NJ; arrive at Richmond DAILY
Except sundaysl at 1888 P. M. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at s:ls
p, NJ; leaves Danylle daily at 1851 I. ID. n.
riyes at Richmond daily at 7;Io A; NJ. me-.
The Lynchburg and Dangile Passenger Train
connects at Burkevtlle with the trains on the
| southaids road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynsh-
burg, and all ststione on the SOuthside and Yir-
I sinfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol. Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all Important points South and Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on The North Caro-
| Inns road for Charlotte Colum0i&, Augusta, SIS
| vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, DC &c. !;
| and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks:
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and OHIO, ana
Richmond and York River railroads.
| SLEEPING CABS and CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
| train, THOMAS DODAMEAD,
| jy15 superintendent.
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TsENT 81 LEA PARLOR MATCHES
I'D We have received another lot OF these verJ
MATCHES. a. Y. STOKES q Co.
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WINES AND Liquors

WENES AN ID 11k4UeESs9.
r e. RILEY WHISKEY.
s'RIcHMoND, June 10, 1870.
"The undersigned have carefully analysed the
sample of RILEY WHISKEY, submitted for
insnt ction by CARTER & CHRISTIAN, and GER
tifv that tt is very fine distiation and free from
All noxious combinations, and may he safely re-
yarded as d healttfu and medicinal beverage.
81. B. MCCAW, III. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry, Medical College Of
civilian Fl. TAYLOR, NJ. D,
Lecturer On Chemistry, Medical College or VIZ.
''ginia.h
We are the sole agents for the above for this
city. CAhiEh S Saa Ms3n streast
au Is NO. ooV wan eeI CO..
90 BARRELS OLD VIRGINIA RYE
ZU WHISkEY,
20 barrels ID. Gallegan's OLD RYE. 1897; :
10 barrels Wsggoner & Harvey'S very hue OLD
50 barrels Virginia APPLE BRANDY:
VIA - WAGGONER Il HARVEY.
~ BARRELS PURE OLD Rye
81 ~ h.-re,s FIN CHS IsS GOLDEN WEDDING.
Is barrels PIXIES MAGNOLlA, ~-t
is barrels PIXIES Xxx,
10 barrels BRANDY and GIN, a.- ..rs
In store and for sale bY ,oursr Ernn7ss.
taal juan 20. oto0'-S,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August A.-Flour still dull and
weak stock OF western accommodating; sales 700
to 800 barrels superfine at S. 5o1s5. rs shipping
extra, se.75@e75o; family, 87.25@Ss. rs. Wheat
dull With falling off Of &c. sales, $500 bushels
land, sl.33@sL5s; good to choice, 81; white,
S.55@s l,e0. Corn dull western, so@9oc.; south
ern. 90c@$l Os for white 90@95c. for yellow. Oats
higher; sales 1000 bushels at 47@4sc. Bacon,
l5ac.; shoulders. 17lc. :: rib sides, 1Sac. bulk
shoulders, la@lAc; bulk sides, l6fM1Glc. ard
unchanged. Whlskey dull and heavy; s5@9sc.
for wood and iron bound: no sales. -
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CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
ErpkIEED, The sLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
INC MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAs
.SLOAT q ADDIN6TON,
10 ss t<lk Gary street. near Fourteenth,
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We are the sole agents for the above for this
c,h, CARTER T. CHRISTIAN,
n1a No. $50 Main street.
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SEWHNG.MACMEMES.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
H AGENT for the sale of the WHEELER &
WILSON COMPAsY'S SEWING MACHINE
for the State of Virginia, the connection In busi-
BROWN and m ysef under the style Of GEORGE
H. BROWN s. co., ceases from this date. All
persons indebted TO said firm agents for Wheeler
& Wilson's Manufacturing Company VIII settle
their accounts only with The undersigned, as no
one else Is authorized to collect for the company.
jy29 &. l.. RADWA1.E
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REMOVALS.

ID Z NOV A L.
LUMSD
respectfully informs his customers and the public
that H. has removed to
No ,covERNoR STREET
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 24.-Cotton market
quie. with light demand for good style: Hnl &
Fontaine received first bale OF new. made Coltor
from Mississippi to-day, raised by J. j. Gleason
Co., and classed as bright mlddling: weighs O.
pounds, and sold at private sale receipts to-day
II bales exports, bales; stock on hand at moor
a. lis bales,
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.

-. s.lf2 ------------- ei't- ~
3 Grain and Flour Market.
-.-.----.r.,--- CORN AND -FhouE EXCHANGE;
u rRICHKoND, VA, August "a, 1870, s
Pr sII3srLE- OFFERINGS. 30 .tz2Csts -
{, Wheat.-White, a. ot bushels. Red, LIE bush-
els. .1~I - ,, -. -, I
Gora.-white, 1,Oss bushels. Yellow; 1875 bushels.
Mixed, 900 bushels. ~
Oats. I'D bushels.rr-y II p = n 10y
Rye.-62 bushels. = -.
" Timothy Seeds bushels.
'.s'. - ckfrc
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FRBDERFcK PcToAAc1
~ ~, ttsJ,zs,ss Z RAILROAD CoMPAHY.
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT., z
!. x RTCHsdOND, Va, August II, 1870. j

NOTICE.-1For the ,accommod anon Of
EIS persons destrons OF visiting the country at
uoiutsi ont the line OF this road between Richmond
and Milford CHEAP RoUND-TR1P TICKETS
will be sold good only on leaving Broad
street depot at 0 "a. Nj. on So NUAYS ana return.
arriving ia Richmond at 2:3S p. NJ. OF on the AC~
TRAIN ofths following MOL
day. morning, arriving In Richmond at s:so
!, The MAIL TRAIN will stop, ON signal. for re-
turn passengers only as :PENOLAs CaESTEek-
LAND, KILBY'S,I TAYLOR,S CROSSING,
MOUNTAIN ROAD, and HUNGARY 20 .. tssssI
The ACCOMN0DATIONsTR TRAIN Will stop at
any point on signal. j. B. GENTRY,
au l2-Iin General Ticket A gent.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale, Hall
n Brothers & CO.'S celebrated FRANKLIN
COAL from Lykens Valley :MOCANAQUE RI D
ASH GOALS; GEORGES CREEK, CUMBER-
LAND MIDLOTHIAN and GLOVER HILL
BITUMINOUS GOALS.
Also, OAK and PINE WOOD at lowest market
rates. !" - WRIT ROBERTS,
au l6 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets. r
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1nIsATIR0ADs.

u
aa! @ ID
RfcH. Sr, FBEDEEFCKsBUaG III E0fsYT Vs,Y
On IIcE or GENERAL FREl9HT AGEiw 'ssS
RrcHkoND, August tffh, 10
TfOf Want OF DEPOT ROOM IN
H RtCHAoND we are compelled 20 1sFv
merchsuts 10 wham grain d5 ieeHesGasd M Il
must BIO removed within TWENTY;EUK
HOU aa after tho arrival OF freight trains s6fly
st ELS PAL J or 1t will be- stored at their exRetS
BY order Of the General saper1ntendsnsr, q,
gu ls-lm. General Fred9fk superb tcndenk}
RICHMoED AND DANvIL7E EAILHoAD.A
~ sUPERiNTENDEETsS OFFICE 4
~, 81 Xxx RICHMOND, August u, 1870. .
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-lC0N
In sIGATES of CHAIN ny this roae ere MS,
gently requested Co remove the saHe promptly on
lis ari fvat The limited amount of depot accom-
modations do not admit OF Che fndnlgynes that
would otherwise be cheer fully given. Hereafter
all grain remaining In the depot oyer swenty-four
hours after being lnloaded from the cars win be
removed and stored at tic risk aud expense Of the
o w ~ J. ~ THOMAS DoDhMEAD, 81
an II-2w f.z,5.ys,,t,. sy,ssyss superintendent.
81 RICHMOND, FRBDERFcKsyUnGyPoTo
Il s.75Es;, -, islfss:s RAun0AD COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-25

Wheat White 1915 bushels. Red sss bushels
C0rn.-White $40 bushels. Yellow, 13s bushels
Mixed, 29S bushels.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
THE WINNIPEG REBELLION. R

Departure Of Sir Stafford Northcote, the
Royal Commissioners, from This City Yes.
terday-Incidents Of His Visit to New
York. a.th- ~
Sir STAFFORD Northcote. the Royal Commissioner
empowered by the British government to settle the
disagreeable Misunderstanding between the war
Ike people Of winnipeg and the Dominion OF
Canada, left this city yesterday route for
Niagara Falls. Sir Stafford was accompanied
by Lady Northcote and their two sons.
The distinguished statesman and hnancier,
who during his whole career has been an enthusi-
ast In railroad matters, spent the larger part Of
yesterday in company with Messrs. Gould and
Fisk at the general office Of the Erie Railroad COM
pany In Twenty third street. The English statesman
was particularly pressing in his inquiries regarding
the causes which had long kept the Erie Railroad
Company 80 prominently before the financial circles
Of both hemspheres. i A
Mr. Fisk ratified Off his explanation with his usual
point and readiness, and caused considerable mer-
rlment by his graphic account Of the difficulties and
prosecutions Of the Erie Company, from the time Of
the expulsion OF Vanderbilt and Drew down to the
recent Burt Jtasco. The latter point proved SEEM
ngly. humorous and instructive to the distinguished
diplomat from the "ught little island" from which
Mr.. Burt "'als.n ea4t r.
Sir Stafford Northcote and party were accom-.
panied to the Erie depot by President Could Messrs
Henry Harley. Dudley Field, George Crouch, and
others prominently connected with tho Erie rail-
road. Lady Norhc0te expressed her surprise at the
posal OF the distinguished party, and said, with
beaming smiles, that she certainly had already dis
covered that the New was In many respects In ad-
vance OF the Old World. ,tr -.r