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Dr. Daniel Tompkins, 4 prominent phvsi-
rian OF Bedford, and many years ago
member OF the General Assembly, is lying
dangerously i'll at his home III that county.
General Bcaurcsard WIS in LynchDurg
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sun sets.,,,.,....... sol High watcr...... Las
PORT OF RIChMukD, SEPTEMBER 81, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. T. Brett.
Schooner Mary Haley, haley, Philadelphia
coal. 5. L, La1hrop. -,,,,,
Schooner Jnla !. Berkele, Rtheridse, Philadel-
phla, coal, s. HI. Halves.
Schooner J. II. Gallagher, Boyle, Philadelphia,
coal, j. d. ~ atkins.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, L. +, Tatdm.
hEMGRAEDA.
WEST POINT September 2l.-hrrived steamer
Admiral, Reybold, Baltimore. merchandise aud
passengers, York River railroad Company, ana
sailed OF return
ACoUIA CREEK, September 2l.--Arrived, steamer
Georseauna, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, and sailed on return.
IBY TELEGRAPH
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 2l.--Schooner ID. n RicG-
ards, from Whaling cruise, put in WIFE loss OF
sails, bowsprit. ind rigging.
FORTRESS MONROE, sept. 81. Arrived. brig
Cyclone, from 1t. Mays, Fla, SAILS Split VIM
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The Comptroller or the Currency has APP
proved an application for new national
bank at Charlottesville. Va.
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ruST RECEIVED, q fine lot OF I'M,
- PORTED CIGARS, at various prices: Call
a. WOOD 4 sons, corner or Ninth ana MAIN -
streets, aud try some Of them. ga
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RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE. jacques,
icc-I resident Of The East Tennessee, Nir-
@!nia and Georgia Railroad Company, and
Mr.. }. =. Yates, who represents the several
LlroaG lines between this point and New
York. had An Interview in this city yester-
G4y with The authorities Of the Virginia and
tennessee Railroad Company with refer
cuc~ 10 the establishment OF \ double daily
passenger service on the great through line
between New York and New Orleans, lead
ing through Lyuchburs. hy way Of the
Orange and Alexandria and the Virginia
and Tennessee railroads. The conference,
We learn. has 50 tar resulted in nothing Of Il
definite character.-LynchbuTu Ftrgimsan.
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RE-EXHIBITED.- = - ~
Wheat.-W hite, 372 bushels. Red, 1894 bushels


,DONeStlC NIdI hEGs-lDa. 1bLGShAFh.I
NEW YORK. Sept 21-Noor.- Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unsteady. Corn quiet and
nominal unchanged. Pork duh at S2s. Lard
steady. Cotton heavy and Irregular; uplan1ds,
ssic. Eosin, $1sO@sl95. Fret gifts steady.
Euentn0. dull; sales, 200 bales; up
LANDS, lstc: Flour-state ana western unchanged
extra, S5.s5@s6 Is. Wheat closed slightly ir buy
er's favor; winter red and amber western, 81 a2s
9Gta sssSy ssd Lara af Wis
key heavy aud lower at sOt49o3c. Groceries and
TaG,e9ss d Sos1 Ts!.ew 9@sss
39@I0c.; California, 23@4l. Hides unchanged,
Frcights:-Cotton, per steam, tas; wheat per
steam, 81. s Ess
BALTIMORE, Sept. e1-v!rglnia e's-old, 5ss
bid 53i asked; '65's, 81 ntd, 66 asked.
Flour let and less firm Howard-street-Su-
p:rlne, +5..5G9$5.7s; extra se@se.7s family, 81
e. SIX nniy s 81 ?sgfsns
fnr SIS .a5f5 80; extra. $dGl$G.5O family, $6.5O@
&c. soSn aas fa wn as nmSs
*l.a5Gsl.aG Corn more actlv ami hi :i,er; prime
81. Oats. a76l5oc. Rye. 656Q75c. Pork quiet at
S"sI$2S.59. bacon IN improved demand; shout
deTs 5c: RIB 6zs sdes Isc' Clear sides l73@
good demand at 9e@93c.
CINcIESATI, Sept. 2l.-.Flour dull and I'M
changed. Corn, 7e@72c: Whlskey firm and in fair
sides l7sc. Lard ht@l5c.
.GINcISSATI, Sept. al.--Tobacco dull and un-
changed.
ST: LOUIS, Sept: 2l.-- MISUNDERSTANDING winter,
SIGDbi.25. Corn-MiXcd, &C.; choice yellow, Csc.
Wnishey steady at 9oa. Pork duil ut $25. S26
Bacon heavy shoulders, I33@l4c. Lard quiet at
l5ic.
NORFOLK, Sept. 21.-Cottou dull low mid
ding, iC3017c.: receipts, 81 bales; exports,
coastwlse. "a bales; stock, l, 100 Dales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. Election has been In active
demand; sales, es3 bales; receipts, 47 bales
midulings, l5i0l5tc.
SAVANNAH, Sept. Election In good demand
for higher grades md1ngs, lie; sales, 500 b1les;
receipts, Sl3; expor.s, 1851 bales; stock, 6,Sa7
bales. 80 --.H"..
MOBILE, Sept. Election dnll and heavy at
lCtc. sales, $50 bales receipts 2CG bales; exports,
II bales stock, II, o34 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. Election quiet at 1etc.;
sses, LOO bales receipts 1880 bales; stock, 5,47!
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Election In fair de-
mand at lower rates mtddlings, I7591Hic.; sales,
l350 bales receipts, 1898 bales stock, 1852
bales. Prime sugar, 49,. Plantation molasses,
25@35c.
~ al OH q INN. Gold 1l3A.
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Fatal Conflict between Whites and
Blacks In SauiE, CarOiina-SeYen
EeyroaS Killed.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 21.-Much eX-
element prevails in Lanens county on ac-
count of disturbance between whites and
negroes. Both parties are armed and or
ganized. Seven colorcd men have been
killed. The Reform party charge that these
plan of the secret leagues to create excite
ment for political effect. The Republicans
Indignantly deny the charge. At last ac-
counts all was quiet.
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Mortality from yellow Fever I'm New
Orleans,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.-The yellow fe-
yer deaths here for the twenty-four hours
ending at 6 z. NJ. yesterday were thirteen.
France, 4 Ireland, 1 and Illinois l.
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NIRGISIA.-Oliice at Renick's Valley,
GrecNbrirr county, is Tcastublishcd, and
LizZlc T. Henick appointed poStmistrc>S.
: ucw office is established mt Montgomery,
WASHINGTON county. and james I. Martin
appointed postmaster. At Narmnstcr,
Nielsen county, Ohio Sutton is appointed
postmaster rice Samuel Patterson, resigned.
posrNAsTER-R. I. Bark >dale, Bale>y!lle,
Alb-:n,g!e county, Va, Uice James 5. Barhs-
dale RESIGNED.
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RICHMOND AND PRTEasBuR9 b. k Coal
RICHMOND, April "a 1879,

-
RICHMOND, April %. 1879,
fTHE TRAINS OVEE THIS ROAD
4 run follows: 90.
Leave Richmond At 3:45 A.. Nj. ami $50 z. VI. .als<
Leave Petersburg Al 10 A. NJ ana :O5 2. NJ -.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen.
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily AZ
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $50 A. Il. tSun-
days eIcepted). E-4' ~
fhs a:45 A. 81, train will rot leave Richmon on
SUNDAYS, and the 1905 L. u. train viii not leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $3.50 p. M.
train, running through daily. baggage checked
through. -. So
The passenger coach attached 70 the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS, tfr.s
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen-
gers returning will take the $50 T. ID. train con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS h. WYNEF,
apes superintendent.
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NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST. tl'se
TRAIN No. l.-THROUGH 1AIL TRAIN ,pid !
Washington leaves the depot, corner of Byrd and
Eighth streets, DALI ut Ills A. NJ. Arrives In )
Richmond daily at 2:3s j. NJ. aazssg T-12...
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN. connecting at hgnia creek with the
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth sLrse,s. daily )
Sundays exceptedl at o'clock 7. 81. Arrives Ia 4
Richmond Mondays eXceptetl at $50 A. A.
TRAIN No. 3.--TIIR0UGH MAIL TRAIN Uid
Washington Leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted). ct $50
?. 81. Arrives III Richmond Mondays cIceptedl
at $3.50 A. VI. : -
GAGE CHECKS to ail principal points Ia the
NORrH, EAST. and N, RTHWEsT.
FREIGHTS contracted for and forwarded
daily. with dispatch, to all points NORTH aud
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Tbe ,BsLTIMQREEX-l
PRESS TRAIN Will run rs far as 3fjlford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OK Broad
and Eighth streets, at A. 81. Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at 0:2s 4. III. and ar
rive at Richmond 1t $3.50 A. NJ.
Apply at COMPASY'S OFFICE, corner or
Broad and Eighth streets. = ~ 80 -
J. Il. GESTRY,s III
General Ticket A gent. "a
| ED. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
ia =
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Alozager was instructed to recognize the
French Republic when England did, but
acted without waiting for England's recog-
milton.
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET-RED REPUBLICAN
MEMBERS.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Papal organ here
saws the following will be the Italian Cabi-
net under the new regime: MaZZini, Pre-
sident and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ca
roll, Minister of the Interior CmueShi, of
Finance Fabrizi, of War; Porta, of Pub
lie Works Firrari, of Education Marcini,
OF Grace and Justice MusSi, of Agricul-
turc and Commerce and Garibaldi, of Ma
rine.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Times ridicules
the protest of Bishop Cox against the pro-
messed mode OF revision of the Bible, and
saws the Bishops arguments are opposed to
any revision whatever.
FRENCH HEws-TRooPs CoNyERGING TO PA
RIs-THE CoNsCRIPT1oN RESUMED.
Tours, Sept. 2l.-'Ile Government has
ordered the troops from all points In Tue
country to converge towards Paris.
COLEMAN, Sept. 20.-The Prusslans nave
completely evacuated the Department OF
Haut Rhin, and the French CONSUMPTION
has been resumed, and should the Prlls-
slams return the population will be pre-
pared to resist. All is quiet at Mulhouse.
PRUSSIAN NEWS by WAY OF LoNDoN-PAR1s
ONLY TO HEARD FROM THROUGH BERLIN
CAPTURE OF A PORTION OF THE STRAsBoURG
wORKS-KING WILLIAMS OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
OF TIE VICTORY OF TIE 18th.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-The German forces
have occupied Nemours.
4 a x.,A 4
to entirely destroy the city OF Strasbourg II
il does not surrender. A dispatch from
thunderstorm states that on Tuesday lu-
uctte No, SO, before the walls of Strasbourg,
was taken by the Landwehr, notWlthstand-
ing CALLING rife fire.
The city of Paris is entirely shut IN, and
all avenues of communication are cut of,
EXCEPT by way Of Berlin.
A dispatch from the King to the Queen
Mt Berlin, dated Tuesday, the goth, says:
"The French abandoned their position
near Pierrefalle, north of Fort st. Denis.
At the same time, the Prllssians and Baya-
rian troops, crossing the Seine near Vile
neuye, attacked three divisions under the
command Of General Vinoy on the heightsS
of Sceaux, and captured seven guns and
many men. Fritz directed Inc movement
The weather is superb"
TIE FUTURE OF eERMANY-pIsCUssIoN OF THE
PROSPECTS AND PLANS FOR GERMAN UNITY
ARREST OF GERMAN REPUBLICAN.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Professional politi'
clans have matured plans in regard to new
German Confederation, to be called the
g Nord Deutche Bund," Herr Delbruck
IN he President. A council has been called
nj headquarters, and the Baden and Wurt.
embure Governments are buslly comforting
n iI reGsrd TO the political future. Herr
Tascar n National Liberal deputy, il
eo aiI to. stump the North German
States. If ia proposed that Faanktor'
shall ba declared at the same fimt
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ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH.

LoNGwy, France, Sept. 2O-EUen,ng.-A
sharp battle took place to-day between
Eilleneuve and Monterange, near Paris.
The French forces consisted of three di-
visions, commanded by, General Ninoy, sup
ported by strong redoubt. The French
were nevertheless defeated.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-In the battle be-
tween Vileneuye and Monterange, near
Paris, on the 10Th, the second Bayarian
corps. supported by the Prussians, ssus-
tanned the French attack. The Bavarians
took seven cannon and over1 900 prisoners.
The French were driven into their en-
trenchmentS.
A soRT1E FROM sTRAsBoURG REFUSED.
MUNICH, Sept. 2l.-The Bavarian Minister
has the following:
"STRAsBoURG, Sept. 21.-The garrison
made a sortie yesterday, but were. driven
into the city again with heavy loss"
THE FRENCH IRoN-CLADs.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 21.-Six French iron
cladS and two corYettes, part OF the
French Baltic fleet, were passing the Belt
Yesterday afternoon, going northWard.
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sCOMMERCIAL.
and Flour market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. September IL B7a.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGLs
RICHMOND, VA, September 81 B7a.
OFFERINGS. s. = Z Fl =,
Z Wheat.-White, 2. 500 bushels. Red. $40 bushels.
.Corn.-White, Ia buahels. Yellow, 81 bushels.
Mixed. 100 bushels.
sOdtS.--455 bushels.
Rye.-a bushels.
SALES.
Rhedt. w hite. 40 bushels Mt el.35 e1s bushels
1T SL493 2s bushels good at Si.z5: So bushels
prime on private terms 272 Bushels badly cleaned
Mt Sl.25 l5a bushels fair at s1.s7a; fs2 bushels
smutty at Sl.3o 90 bushels very smutty at 81 %
bushe!s fair at Q. bushels very cd at
lie bushels at sl.5a1 1o2 bushels smnsty at sl.20
% bushels inferior al Ito: 100 bushels damp and
smnt;y nj 81 10. Total 1850 bushels.
Wheat.-Red, 1873 bushels very good at Sl.a5 200
bushels at 81 223; 1ia bushels weeviI-eaten at
SL223; e02 tusIltls st 51.2O; $50 bushels good nt
IL. 90: rs bushels at 81 10; IS bushels very damp
at 9oc. % bushels at Il 27l 1850 bushels at sl.25
81 bushels at 81; lA bushels at $l.15 ca bushels ut
Sl.32S. Totsl, 8 sos bushels.
C0rn-None.
Oats.-2l4 bushels very good at &c.; los bushels
on pri vata terms; "a bushels New brunswick at
45c. Total, $50 bushels. .".a... aas. ..s ~
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Z go @

-, $50 4<&
Y HGE OF sGHEDULE.--CH EgA.3
ne, Ga III A4s ssts aae Al! lsgs rs aaa
,n ~ IT TRAN VIII run aAiiy be:wssn Esehrscnd
snpasf s5 piJ WIS s1sssgs ssasi
Il m,f % ond Ct ga: ". STRIVE &c lie sdfSsaS
STRIVE a u l,e Leave Waite Sulphur st and
with i;,so, ee GosJonssfIs and ChayiottesyiIle
Phiisaeiph.s.l eSSs sm Vs. Baitimors
Eem Knsxyfiie
Going @e,,. aonassomery, Mobile. 8-a
sossen and s,ns & kss. *
This train connects VII z. Yliie. q
AT Staunton with stages ~ . - LnitaWs
springs, II mled and " syss,a 49, = ZIP,
az Goshen with stages 10, Gala {,
smIes hocsbridseA nm sptirss s,nses ngs,
Sstufai gridse = s pils NIL and
At MtIlboro' with stages for Bah INN 4, 4
70 miles Warm Springs, Is miles, Hot Spr inra
at toyington with STAGES 20 p mea1ips e
Is miles snt Sots SPRINGS, IS miles. -
amlss and old Sweet 10 m nGss.
es shn me pihs apphsr 9ss
burg, mites and Charleston, fes miles. 81 --tF
Through tickets Issued to all points North, West,
JANIS =, NETnEHLAgD, Y
RICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL
AS RuAD.-ekSSEEGER SCHEDULE :; .sssG
GOING SoUTH.--B ynchbUrs anc Ds1yliie pzz..
sengera Leave Richmond. daily Except SundaYsy
&c OILS A. NJ: leave Bnrkavttie daily except Sim
asysl at ! z. NJ; arrive at DanyIle daily {sx-
ceES sGnasysl q. s:5s z. u. THRUUGH BAIL
md EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at 2:s5
z. n; leaves D5nvslie daily .. &c A. b.: arrives
81 Greensboro saiy at Los a. 81, sSsgl4S
GOING SoRTu..-Lynchburg ard DsGvtIle paSs
sengers leave D3nviile daily faxeeps Sundayrt az
> go A. NJ. iesge Burxertife daily Except Srn-
dayst st j T. NJ. arrive gt T!rhalanS daily
except Sundaysl AZ 80 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL,
AMP EAPkESS leaves Greensboro daily ., LIS
a NJ. leaves Danytlle daiiy at IS a. "a. ar
r'yes &c hlchmond daily 81 IL :6s A. NJ ~
The Gyechbarg and Dsnvtile Passenger Train
connects At BurkeYllie with the srains on the
ooutaslde road tor Petersnurs,, lor.otE. Styneh-.
sipia snt TeaneSsce railrcaes, BrIstof Ennx-
Vile, Dalton. Chattanooga, Nashville, sssnphis,
and all Important points South and South 8eef j.
Tne Fhrongi naiI aad ExrTssE con1ects
al Greensbcso' With the trains On shs North Caro-
Ina road foc Charlotte, Columbia, ingnsta, sa-
yannah, BACON, Mobile, Montgomery, SS. &c. !;
and 1t Richmond with the Richmond, fTsderfsbs-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and OHIO, and
and York River railroads. ,6SE3ls
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES'S PATENT
CHAIRS on she through express
rain. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Sc superintendent. Z.
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY. %
~ hARWHOn C RITTER intend moving ~
To the Large building now being erected on EGs3
Governor street BY ). ". HARDWOOD Oil the lst OF
october. Until that time we are Offering Our whole
stock or FURNITURE and MATTRESSES only
Il shade above cost.
If you want well-made, cheap Furniture, call
on US. HARW GOD & RITTER, =
opposite post-o1fice, Main street.
au i--2m Richmond,
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ORANGE FLOWER WATER, prepared
I nv q Cnir!s. ~ in the soEth OF France, and for
ssia az MEADE q BAkEkss.
m IA DRUG Store, sae Nasn streess
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LIME AND CEMENT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


DR. ISAIAH Ii. WHITE has taken an
~ Office at gl55 Main street (up stAirsl.
office hours from 10 \. NJ. TO l. III. ana from 10
OF. n. ,o. Mas
Residence at Medical College 1nfrmary. nics-
g pes may he LEFT 1T either place. re o-Ah
ar. JOHN G.. SHELTON has removed
/ TO No. SIS Franklin between Ei2hth ana
,t,,h ,tr.s,s Sc Sims
DR. CHASE HAVING RETURNED TO
4 J the cit. can be found at his residence, No.
II Fifth street. gu Gin
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
The Prussian Repulse Confirmed.
CAPTURE OF A PORTION OF
sTRASBOURG. Il.
SPANISH RECOGNITION OF THE
NEW REPUBLIC.
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET.
FRENCH TROOPS CONVEX aING TO
PARIS.
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE NEW ITALIAN CABINET.
NOON DISPATCHES.
&c., &C., SO.

ROME OCCUPIED By THE 1TALIANS-REJo1CINGS
OF TIE ROMANS.
FLORENCE, September 21.-The city of
Rome was occupied to-day by the italian
troops. There was no bloodshed, which is
altogether attributed to the tenderness Of
the Pope, who forbade any resistance. The
Romans received the Italians with great
enthusiasm.
This city Florence) is covered with flags
in honor of the event.
Second Dispatch.
VILE ALBANIA, Sept. 21.-The Italian
troops entered Rome by the Rio gate and
commenced firing on the Pope's mercenary
troops as they advanced. At last the Pope
ordered white flag to be hoisted, and hos
tilities ceased. The national forces then
quietly occupied the city.
NEWS FROM PARIs-MoRE PREPARATIONS FOR
Observation-Disclosures OF A BODY OF PRUS-
SLAMS CONFIRMED.
LONDON, September 21.-The French are
maryclously active around Paris, throwing
up earthworks.
The Times says the revolution at Paris is
recognized as Republican, and that at
Lyons, where the red flag is adopted, as
Socialism.
The iron-clads for the defence of Paris
have commenced operations.
Tours, Sept. 21.-The repulse Of body
of Prussiaus ut Orleans is confirmed.
General Ripley, an American now in Pa
ris, has rendered his services to the Com
mittce of Defence.
Floating batteries have been constructed
to defend the entrance to the French rivers.
a large number Of regular troops and
volunteers are reported at Lille. 1t is eX-
pected that they and the troops now in the
Eastern Department will soon create dl-
version.
RUSSIA.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Russia is moving large
bodies of troops into Poland.
THE INCOME OF NAPOLEON AND EUGENE.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Paris papers
represent the joint income of the Emperor
and Empress to have been 100000, goo
francs.
THE FOREIGN AMBASSADORS AT TOURS,
Tours, Sept. 21.-The members of the
Government have been visited by the for
eign ambassadors, who have arrived from
Paris.
The Constitutional says that M. Theirs
is perfectly satisfied with England, and now
goes to Vienna to secure the cooperation OF
Austria.
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ia EssNG sisEEha.a4aEEGh-
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 81, 1879

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER %. 1870.
~, rlses. ) so Mco.. riscS.....,... 80
,uo sets . COL High water. Las
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1870. - 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - 400
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE srSffE,sss5 i

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ayF
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST. tlfse
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Railroad ssee,,,~,r pou,,.,,

NJ aaafSe and respectable meeting of the
S'"Hchs OF Iowhatan county, At the Court
rouse, on the 9Th day Of September. 1870.
t"t'3h William L. Royall was called to the
tIry. "N>'"
IN. nc chairman briefly explained the object
"l me meeting to be the consideration of
me suolsct OF the railroad from Richmond
70 LEhcnh0rs. He then introdncaa Mr.
W imam /. Burwell, of Richmond who dr.
"'u''" M "Ite ana addressing address.
MT. W. j. Dance then sdSrasSod tbo
meeting. and offered the fa,ow shSrg ras, the
lions: ''''o"ihS reSol0-
heSmee", That committee Of three
.,, c'c" township be appointed nv the
'",' )" yohcit subscriptions % the railroad
,,,.t NJ *o'rcd. That the county Judge be re-
t''S ed to order q vote to he taken unon
'' question OF Sabscribing ID. 900 by. the
-ounlI 10 the stock Of the Richmond and
Lyrch5urg railroad.''
Ih,sc resolutions elected spirited dis
,'lSSioN between Mc>Srs. Dance. Dabney,
and !tcuainS, on one side, and " iliam old
anl u. Hatcher on The other. They were
finally adopted 10y u large majority.
iuc chair appointed rs the committee for
spencer township Robert &. MoSbv,
Thomas NJ. Miller, and Il. X. Cralle for
Macon township, John :. il. Burwcl, sam
net II. Royal, and J. Spencer Smith for
ilISEcuot township, I. NJ. Hart, y. D..
to>uv. md }. Il. Goodc.
" HC>0icci. That the proceedings be pub
H>hcG III tie Richmond and Lynchburg
IapC.>. WILLIAM L. ROYAL,
Chairman.
U,inS J. Dance, Secretary.
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ALMOST A DUEL.-The Liberty Meas men
items a difficulty between two young gen.
ti"m"u ia Bedford county, which came near
resulting III 4 duel, which WAS only pre-
vented ny the iuterpo>iton of the law Off
Gers. The parties 10 the affair are Mr..
= .iliam Cornelius, OF Bedford, and Mr..
Horace Turpin, Of Richmond. The Ne,rs
>ty~ the Chief cause OF The difficulty was
yoHn& lady. but we have reason to believe
'dat this Is incorrect. The difficulty origi.
mated, q We learn, ut social gathering,
wlcn. i'll a dance, MIR. Cornelius accdently
ripped Mr.. Tllrpin, ard which, although
IN apology was offered, resulted at the time
IN Il hight between the parties. This was
followed 10y a challenge for 4 duel on the
uait Of Mr.. Cornelius, and which was
promptly accepted by MIR. Turpn, but
which failed 10 come of for tie reason
above stated. The difficulty. we learn, is
Hot yet >ettlcd.-Lynch5urg Ncpublcaa.
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Srs,vEa RNn IlNwAKE.

PREPARE FOR WINTER.-Thisi is the
[ season to have your FURNACES; FlkE-
y ACE HEATERS, and other STOVES repair
ed. cleaned, and made ready for cold weather.
MJU kTC &STL Z, $50 Broad street, is prepared 10
receive your orders and execute then practlcaiy
and promptly. STOVE tASl lNmS'
IIEINGs &C., always on hand. au -
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DISSOLUTION CT CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The co-partnershp heretofore eX-
listing under the style Of KENNEDY d CROW
was dissolved on The LIST Of July, 4s70, by mutual
consent. All parties Indebted to the concern will
please come forward and settle, and all parties
holding claims against the concern will please
present them to the undersigned.
WILLIAM NJ. KENNEDY.
RICHMOND, September 20, 1870. So 90 -3L*
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

THE SPANISH RECOGNITION OF THE REPnBLIc.
MADRID. Sept. 21.-It seems that Senior
Alozarer was instructed to recognize the
French Republic when England did, but
acted without waiting for Englands recog-
niIinn
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Mr.. JOHN W. SARyAY will be pleased to see his
friends 1T 20. 8g5 Broad street. near Sixth.
At present Mr.. Cox will be At No. 007 Broad
street and will be happy to wait on his old patrons
and the public. l am thankful for past fayors.
come and see me at my old stand. Sc 2l-tl5O