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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08
Domestic Markets-GBY TELEGRAPH.

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK., september 7-Noon,-Flour dbn
apa ascl . p PORK 6 Rea, i I ass7d I9Me :; Corn Cor a5 Il.
Cotton quiet uplands, zoe. 1urpentine firm at
4oc. Rosin very strong strained, %. Freights
firm.
Euentng.-Cotton in. fair demand and lower (;
SAILS, l.sJo bales upl .nds. 195c. F~lour-State
and western heavy and 5@i0c. lower supertne,
fair sip'e extr,, ss.sse5ss e@i; s goad 'f to Choice f.4n ssas@ a
ss. IS. Wheat q shade lower for winter with q
fair air export dema'd; spring heavy and 1@ l:s
S1.20; new, sL.aOa@sl:3 81. Corn dub and lG2c.
lower quoted at Soc. Bsef quiet. Pork lower at
s2e. 50: Lard lower: kettle, ist@l7c: Whisky
Iurpentine, doc. Rosin very strong. rallow
heavy AZ sastc.
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat unchanged except for west
ern. which IL better : southern white nominal at
$l.40@ sl.e5. Corn White southern, sO@S5c yell
low southern, sJ090c Proyisions--J here Is a bet
ter feeling, but prices are unchanged. Whiskey
quiet.
ss.5o@t5.iS. Corn looping. Whisky dull at 20
@slc.. with small sales. Fork n"minsr aud held
a. $z7.25@$275 SO. Lard dull at l5sc. Bacon held
firmly shoulders, l,s:.; clear sides, s, &c.; sugar,
'onb nearly exhausted:
unch .nSed. Provisions quiet. Pork, sgss.: Wghhtts}kieey
Shoulders, 143c.; clear sides, Isle. Lard, lSa0l6e.
LOUISVILLE, September z.--Bagging active at
2eG293c. Flour ouie;. Corn dull and unchanged.
Provisions firm and unchanged: &.
MOBILE, September 7.-Cottrn dull and tending
down; mIddlings, I7t@l7sc sales, 80 bales re-
ceipts, l4O bales exports, Ill bales stock, 10, l60
bales.
CHARLESTON. September L. Cotton In good de-
maid, with prices slightly easier middlings, 800
lstc. sales. 200 bales receipts, 2s5 bales ;eAports,
45l bales stock, l,0l2 bales.
SAVANNAH, September L-Cotton in good de-
manu at Tile. sales. 200 bales : receipts, 600 bales
exports G3 bales stock, 3 223 balls.
CINCINNATI, September L--Tobacco quiet and
unchanged; sales, 20 hog:headS.
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T~HLEGRApHIC NEWS.

Kew York Stock mad Mency H9araet
NEW York, September = Sooa.-Stoek steady.
Gold, ilSa. Money, 4@5 per cent. Sterling un.
chansed s-2o's, 's2, li2t.
Epenfac. Money quiet and steady at s@e pc,
cent. Sterling quiet a. 1924. Gold, llat6al1as,
ts.ao's, 90, llas. Southern Securities steady In Ten.
nessees. yifgintas, and Loutsianas, but generally
weak In others. especially North Carolinas. Tn
nessec s's, O. nov. COZ. Virg.p!a 6's, 673; new,
e7s. Louisiana. G's ~; rew, IS. Levee :, ~
s's, 81. Alabama So 1oeA. Georgia o's, 80; rs.
%. North Carolina SIS, cot ; new, 20. South Caro-
lima e's, so: new 60.
NIaht.-.Gold ranged from 1l4s to ll4s, with late
sale. at the latter price. During The afternoon II
exhibited activity, but st the close fell off on BIT
ter London bond quotations, closing quiet.
Governments opened tie .dY and closed very
dull 'e2's. nt2: '@'s, llIs; 1855, lllH new, Ito
'6Ts, llet 'es's, llo2. lI-io's, 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08
DRY GOODS.
nUcKWALL6 RoUss,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, r9gWEEF ~gWnItM
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Striped Alpaca Lustrss ct 2oc. worth asc.: Mo.
hair toGlin. only CSC. worth s7ac.: Black and
" hite and Plaid Mohairs at sc. worth DOC Black
Crepe Cloth Mt 75c. worth 81. 25 Black and Co
lpr d Irish Paplf6s very cheap: Black and English
Grape mt Sl5a wor'h 81; Slack Love Wells at 81,
cheap at 81. 25; afrIl line OF Black Aipacas az 90,
as. So 75c. and 81: Turkish aollsirs and Turkish
srili.auttne5 /: Beaver MOhairs tthesa goods
are new ard Very beautiful AS well as chear1 !;
Striped aud Plaid Grenadines at 10, }2s, and l63e.;
White Grenadines, two yards wide, only $i.2s
worth So. so (; Black Grenadiues only 81. rs worth
%. 80; AlI-Wool White Fiannels at 2sc.. very
cheap; handsome sott,ngham Lace Curtains;
Curtain Lace at s73, so, and 75c. per yard;
a fun line of Cloths and Cassimeres; Cor
sets, 75c. Cambria Fdye at Sci; Insert
inRs. &c.; Vsl .nciennes Edge and Inserting
re 10, Is, 20 and Csc Pins, De-; Needles, &c; Hrfr-
nets. &C.; a tull line Of flomestics: Prints, &c.;
yard-wide Bleached aud Brown Cotton at Ioc {:
Soap, Perfurnery, Jet Jewelry, Note and Cap Pa
per, envelopes ladies' and gents Kid Stoves at
49c. best ladies' and misses British Hosiery;
Coats's Spool Cotton at Sec; Trunks at factory
prize 8 a:s.,--t. Sc
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE PUBLIC ExPGSpITUREs.-The Secre.
tary of the Treasury has just issued a com.
parativc statement of the expenses of the
Government during the eighteen months
from September LIST, 1867, to March LIST, 1860,
and during the eighteen months from March
LIST, 1860. TO September 1st. 1870. The ex-
p%enditures during the former period
amounted to $SS2S. 1858, and during the
latter to S245, 912, 500. showing a decrease of
has been effected by the reduction of the
forces in the army and navy, as during the
first period the expenses OF the Army and
Navy Departments amounted to $l99, $685.
1877. and during the second period to $ll3,-
S24. 66S. or 81, rs, 1863 less than duriup tho
previous eighteen months.
The expenses Of the Pension Department
have been raised from S37. 49,, 73S to S4S.-
S&S, 1876, or an increase of $685. 57. The
expenses Of Congress have been raised from
S5.0G4,461 10 S8,S9S,2S an increase Of
1883. I6S. The expenses ofthe Post-Oti i
Department for mail transportation have
been raised from s.. ISs, 10T to IS, 6l5. 123, an
increase OF Si,426, 0l6. The United States
courts have raised their expenses from ST.
516.4S 10 SS,S4l, 1856, an increase Of ST64 ,64S.
u the other items, some exhibit an iu-
crease and some a decrease, about balancing
each other. -
Inc amount OF interest on the public
debt paid during the first period was
S2il ,22l, ll6, and during the second period
was Sl95, al ,l55. showing . decrease OF
81, sec, SOL. The reduction of the public
debt was 81. 1888, 400 during the first period,
and SlG9,342, 100 during the second period !;
which was applied 70 the purchase and can
collation. Of bonds and in the payment of
overdue obligations convertible into inte-
reSt-bcaring bonds. r..
The interest hereafter. tn ne savad $3.50
Government on the debt actually paid is
S. $50. mostly in gold, per snnum. The
monthly reduction Of the public debt has
also been constantly improving, and the de-
crease during the six months since March
/, 1870. has been S., 40I 1926 against St9,-
5000. rs for the corresponding six months
III 1863. The decrease OF the public debt
tor the twelve months ending March l, 1870,
was SIG. 924, 1S2.
SUDDEN DEATH-AS Ex-MEMBER OF Con-
GREsS DIES OF AroPLExY.-At a few min
uteS after 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
Mr.. John l.. Taylor, aged siNty-ive years,
who has been for the past five months Il
clerk in the Land Office, died suddenly in
the western basement OF the Patent Office
building.
The deceased was born in Stafford county,
Va. IN 1895. where he received his educa-
ton, after which he removed to this city
and studied law with the father of Richard
and W. D. Wallach, and was admitted to
the bar in 1928. In the following year he
moved TO Chilicothe, Ohio, which lie made
his permanent residence. He was for six
wears major-general of the Ohio militia, and
represented his district in Congress tor
eight years-from 1S47 TO 1855. He was an
oid-Linc Wing, and was held in high esteem
by his constituents and colleagues i'll Con-
gresS.-U Washington Chr0nicle.
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A. n. stephens-seneral Lec-The

ALLEaHANY SPRINGS, Va, September T.
In q private deter to q friend here Hon. a.
b. Stephens, Of Georgia, says he Is slowly
regaining his health, and Is engaged in
writing a history of the United States for
schools. ea
General r. E. Lee has returned from the
Hot Springs to Lexington cured OF his rheu-
matism.
Generals Beauregard and Hardee and ex-
Governor Hybert are among the visitors
here.
The season is drawing to a close, and the
trains are filed with visitors returning
home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08

OFFERINGS
els. -
Corn,-White, 30 bushels. Yellow, none. Mix
Oats. 44 bushels.
Rye.-s4 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat White, 3H bushels Mt 81. 81: $50 bushels
seed at sLeD; 90 bushels at 9L.ass; 0as bushels al
$40 100 bushels Mt IL 80; ia bushels at 81 20 "a
bushels at Sl.2J; l2s hnsheis very good ut 81. 81 200
bu.hsls tough at ~. 273-total, 2 los bushels.
Wheat he'd, ! $40 bushels good nc IL. 30 lsC
bushels foul ut fl Is $40 bushels t 81. Is Gu bush
els very good at Sl.a23; 4s4 bushels very good at
sl:a5 ago bushels at $l.20; 81 brshels at Isl. 10
tCtal, 4. 333 bushels.
Corn - White, 30 bushels very good at 07c. Mix
ed. SO bushels on private terms.
oats. ia bushels ve,y good n &c.; 200 bushels
ht 4lc.; l"6 bhshels SC 423c.; a busbel, good at
42c.-to.al 44 bushels.
Rye.-120 bushels foul at Sec.
.@.oz,tc,. RE.ExHI5ITED..
Wheat.-White. 252 bushels. Red, SEQ bushels.
Oats. ID b. shells. :
Rne,-l2U bushels. ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n RE=ORDA1N SECTION FUkTI:THKr
OF CHAPTER THIRJY-FOUR OF THE CITY
ORDINANCES CONCERNING
Passed september S. 1870
Re IL ordained, That section d3 OF chapter 81 or
the city ordinances concerning streets be. and The
same Is hereby, amended and re-ordained So rs to
re ID as follows:
within the city by or with L waterinx-calt except
under the direction and supervision NJ the Conl-
mittce ON stree s Generals, nor without havlDg
first obtained written permission from the saia
committee. The per,orations of The Spr,nkters9 o.
said wataring-carts shrll be limited TO
eth Of an Inch In diameter, and the streets shall
not be passed over bg SAID waterine-carts o1tensr
than three times each day, under a pena'ty OF nEt
less than five nor more than fifty dollars Tor each
and every offence. Nc such permission shall be
given for a longer period Than one year at any one
time, and the person or persons ooCalnlng y snai,
pay the regular license TAX imposed on carts, anu
such rates for the use Of water IS maf De lmposeu
nv direction of The Committee on water.
published by authority of Council,
. So s-5t f. G.. HOWARD City CLERK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08
Waahtngton News.

WASHINGTON, September 7.-Secretary
Cox is corresponding with the missionary
and religious organizations with a view to
securing Indian agents. r.
The Acknowledgement decides that appro-
priations for specific objects are not annual
appropriations within the meaning of the
law
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FURNITURE, &c. .

IMPORTANT TO LL.-Eyery 81
family should know that HARDWOOD E@s
TIT intend moving to the large building IT.
now being erected on Governor street ny ;; W.:
Harwood about the 18th OF October, gn,ii tn ~
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can be bought
ut our establishment at about cost. we invite all
In want of good suostanttsl furniture and mat
tresses 10 examine oar stock before we move.
HARDWOOD < 7
re opposite the post Office. main street.
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d
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ DAD
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE &c CONTRACTORS.
Proposals Will be rcceiv,d until II NJ. 2ls: ser
l. rlhrr u: Charlrston, W. Va, and uutil II Is. 2Sil
sDpternher in Richmond, Va, for the c%onsttuc-
ION OF aooul two Thousand linear feet ol
HOW TRUSS BRIDGING in spaos rangln-
rrc,r so to $50 feet on the line OF the Ehesa pcAkt
nd Ohio X tilroad between the fails of hana"hs
md The ohio river.
BIDS win be re ,ei;cd for All or part Of The above.
Specifications may be had on application To W.
a. KUrhR, pri2cipal assistant, eiiginser,
'harlestDn, W. Va.
AI,n, al The same times aud places, for the
EEADUAIItS, &c. O: u section on New river.
@tUut thtrty-hva mites above It's mouth, Including
- r J., 500 reet IN length.
TIE riglt 10 reject any or al proposals Ia re-
~.-rycl. ii. u. WHlTCOMB,
aU ~.7-tSe26 Chief Engineer.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNE8-
~ SHIP.-The co. partnership heretofore exist
ing unoer the firm Of GEORGE j.: CAisf &
mutual consent, +. M. CARY having withdrawn
firm the concern. GEORGE L. CARY will con.
tinue " conduct the DRUG BUSHES in al Its
avenue and Leigh street; and thankful TO his
FRIENDS and the public for their patronage, h:
~solicits the same Ii erality which ms been be-
use the n me Of the firm in liquidatton.
GEORGE L. CARY,
F. NJ. GARY
Thankful to nv many friends and the public for
their liberality, I ask the same for the new firm.
T. NJ. CARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08

SAMPLE MERCHAST.--In Petersburg or
Tuesday the Mayor held to bail Mr.. E. S
Frietchc, Of Philadelphia, to answer the
charge Of selling cigars by sample in vic Ii
ton Of the State law. He was required to
lake out Il license or take his chances with
thc grand jury. He asked time until yes
tcrQay 1t II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-08

NIcE-PRIs lDEST COLFAX TO RETIRE FIoN
PUBLIC LlFE.-Ner lork, September C.
The BROOKLYN Union prints a letter flon
Schuyler ColtaX announcing his definite and
unaltcrible retirement from public life.
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Naval.

FORTRESS MONROE, September 1.-THE
school-ship Savannah dropped down to
L%ynnhaven bay this morning for practice.
She will return to the Roads on Friday.
Sailed, brig Marie, for New York.
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The Eric R.alroad War.

NEW York. September THE difficulty
between the Erie railroad and the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad
has been amicahly adjusted. A million
dollars go back to the old clnim of the Erie
railroad.
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The CUban War.

HAVANA, September 7.-Colonel Acesta
reports the killing of forty insurgents in the
Cannas region. General Caro- is reported
as having surrendered.
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Shipment of specfe-Gold

New YORK, September THE specie
shipments to Europe to-day were only
$500, 900.
The bids for Government gold to-day
reached 81. 500. 900.
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! EDGAR w. CRowELL, Resident Manager
JOSEPH B. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.

LOCAL DIRECTOks-NHW YORK:
F.. NJ Archibald, II. Is. NJ. Consul. chairman;
A. A.. Low, OF a. A. Low & Brothers y. q Jais
fray. OF e. s. Jafray 4 Co.; Richard irvin, OF
man Johnston, Of j. soormsn Johnston & Co /;
James stuart, of. 81. Stuart u,or
The Company limits itself entirely TO slnE
All ISssEs equltably adjusted acc PRoaPT-
LY PAID.
nariod Of sixty. seven wears, ha wing been uniform-
" prosperous, has won for than q high repas..
ton throughout the world ior careful mansgeIlsas
and financial strength. The patronage OF the m
surfing public is solicited, With special auenIion
to our liberal rates Of premium.
JOHN II. ~, 9l
General Agents ata:e OF Virginia
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE PRUSSIANS NEAR PARIS.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE OF
TIE CITY.
CONGRESS OF EUROPEAN POWERS
PROPOSED BY RUSSIA.
THE DUKE DE GRAhKOET THINKS THE
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT WILL
PROVE 4 FIXTURE.
England and tho New Government.
The United States Expected to Support
the New Republic.
Princess Mathilde Running Off with
100000 francs.
THE FEELING ~ PARIS-NO POLICE.
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The Liquor License Vote In Masss.
chusetfs.
Boston, September TN the vote
through the State yesterday on the proprie-
ty of licensing the sale of lager and ale the
large cities voted eyes,. and the small
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Capital stock and surplus over....5 ~ ~
Investments in United States....... oATio3o "a
Deposited with Treasurer OF Viz 20 ooa m
ginia, registered bonts.......".. oouoo w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JULIUS sYCLE,
No. 9O3 MAIN STREET,

JULIUS sYCLE.
No. eo3 MAIN STREET,
second door from corner Of Ninth.
and the bubble generally. that / have consolidated
INV two Stores. J. can now be found. at my large
and elegant store No; os ss Nam INV Tf Tree and stock, 1
tices to those in need Of DRY GOODS. My stock
Of sf 0 % FL ! = i 81. 4ef q !i BEhsx iaSh e. COTTON
from The lowest to the highest grades, -
BROWN sHIETINGS and sHEETINGs at all
: fa nli ilns; Of GAH5IcoEIs; sY1,a1 1z for th1i season.
PT MES TICS. G1S n WAifE C GSooDs,
rLsf ~ and STRIPED NAINsooh ana GAM
soFT FINISH FRENCH and JACooNEr CAM
$ " IS MUSLIN and ORGANDtEs,
DIMITY ana BRILLIA9TFS,
HOTTINEHAM LACE for curtains,
| HTCKABiCK TOWELS and TOWELL1SG,
1'o RRtiEtscrha .pTH and Table DAMAsK,
LINEN a. COTTOt DIAPER, &c.
4 complete stock Of CENTS FURNISHING
GMEHbs, ks'S GhHHsS; &c. ..n
a large ass"PlmgnI % iAolho
HA HssMMRRHEEEkncSHfiltGEsSssn and 1NsrnTINes,.
LACE RS and ,
/! CLUNY and EDGlNdS anu
I~StRTlSGS,
| GRENADINE for wells,
COR ETe, HjCP-Sk1RTS,
NOTIONS, &c.
I have also a large VARIETY Of SUMMER DRESS
| GOODS, which will be sold at q great sacrifice.
NV stock Is large and well assorted In every de-
partment, and at prices that cannot fall 70 satisfy
every one. at JULIUS SYCLE's
903 Main street,
second door from corner Ninth.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
| be pleased 20 81 their friends
JOHN ). TURNER, =.
GE,.Rt2E SWABkCHER,
LEWIS W. w
". TsZEWELL FiTZGERALD,
j. WEINBERG,
jim n. BROWN,
@. j. McSAE. au 81
| NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
| IN HOUSE, ~
No. 1911 MAIN STREET, VA,
The undersigned having formed a co-partner-
'Ap FbLgTT WATKINS,
for the purpose Of conducting Q
| GENERAL WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
N the CITY Of Richmond would respectfully solicit
| the patronage of the merchants OF virginia, West
Virginia, Moth Caroline, and Tennessee:
ANDREW ELLFTT,
late Of Elicit & Drewry.
A. JUDSOA WATKINS,
au2s-lm late with Ferguson & Co.