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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
GooCHLAND CoURT-HoUsE, September 8.
The Circuit Court of this county is now
in session. An important rape and murder
case has been tried. One of the alleged
murdcrers, Willis Thompson, has been con-
victcd of the murder, and will be sentenced
to be hanged by Judge Shackelford, who is
now presiding. The evidence in support
of the Commonwealth was strong and con-
elusive. The counsel Of the accused, Colo
mel Thomas Fl. Tutwiler, of Fluvanna, de-
Tended the prisoner with great ability. but
was unable To destroy the force of the
enormous weight of testimony against
him. lie will offer bill Of exceptions to
the admissbility Of evidence with regard to
various confessions made by the prisoner
after his arrest, upon the ground that these
confessions were the result of threats made
against the prisoners life before he was
properly in the hands of the officers of the
law.
The victim of this cruel outrage and al
most unprecedented murder was Alice
this county, of considerable responsibility
and chastity. She was a schoolgirl, and
about seventeen or eighteen years Of age.
Willis Thompson, the convicted murderer,
is a short, thick, black negro man, SEEM
ingly about twenty years Of age, with full
face, grumb countenance, and a sort of bull
like expression, and looks like be might be
guilty of almost anything. The colored
people of the community where the murder
was committed smile upon his conviction
very apprOringly.
After the conviction Of the said Willis
Thompson, Henry Fife, said to he an ac-
complete in the said crinia, was put upon
trial; but after the hearing Of the evidence
the Commonwealth attorney thought that
perhaps the testimony would not sustain
the counts in the indictment, and asked the
court to enter nplle proscqui upon which
advice the court acted, and discharged the
prisoner.
Sundry homestead petitions were laid be-
fore Judge Shackelford, and he granted re-
lief in every instance.
I'VE had the largest chancery docket that
we have had tor twenty years. j. SIS.
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RADICAL OUTRAGEs IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The county Of Berkeley is in quite state
of excitement concerning the high-handed
that county. After the completion Of the
registration of the voters it got abroad that
the opponets of the Radicals were in ma
jority in the county. The Board lmmedl-
ately scratched number, and cited those
so scratched to show cause why they should
not be stricken from the roll. That, every
body knows, is settlement Of the question.
Many 90 not answer the summons, and
those who do share the fate Of those who
do not-they are thrown out, Again the
Radical registrars were led to believe that
they had not stricken off enough, and again
repeated the operation.
Still fearing the Democrats, they made a
dash at the nominees, who are summoned
to appear before the board and show their
right to Vote. e., their loyalty. If they
can't vote they can't hold office. OF course
their cases are predetermined. No power
in the State can ovcrrule the decision Of the
Beard under the law, which was made to
perpeiuale, II NosslDlt, tue Itepuplicau
party. The attempt has been made to ap-
peal to the United States District Court I'M
der the law enforcing the fifteenth amend
ment, but our readers know that the Cir
cult Judge BOND has overruled the deci-
sion of the District Judge, Judge JACKSON.
and thus, as the court is constituted, there
is no redress for the citizen. It is only
negroes who are protected by the law, says
Judge BoNp.
No land ever displayed more brazen-
faced piece of tyranny and oppression. A
model Republic" indeed
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1t must be IL strange sort of war steamer
that is fit to cross the Atlantic and yet only
worth $l1 200, and that In a bond of the
Liberia Government. It is stated that the
United States Government has sold such q
steamer to the Governor of Liberia for the
bond Of his Government for the sum named.
The steamer is needed to collect the revenue
of LIberia-the import and export duties,
wa eu pnoga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-20

The Bristol Courier is the Title of q new
paper just issued at Bristol, upon the
Tennessee border. Its Typography is credi-
table, and Ito contents show be Eh taste and
talent,
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RENEW CALICOES, NEW DE
LANES, NEW DRESS GOODS. NEW PANTA-
LOON STUFFS;
A large stock Of FLANEELS;
RrEACHgD and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOYL1ES,
and TOWELS;
Don't fan to look at the PURE LINEN HUCkA-
BACK for towels at leac. per yard worth Csc;
Grea. bargains in everything in the DRY GOODS
line at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and ial5 Main street. Richmond. Va.
COTTON YARN, every 80. from.4 to Il at
81 rs per bundle or bale OF five pounds KNIT
TING CDTTOE, e0c. per pound. gu
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= pyCraL NOTICES.
rsPEc1AL ATTENTION

sPECIAL ATTENTION.
AT cvsr FOR CASH,
our entire stock OF
u11ra GOODS, REAL LAcEs' hosihis'' ;
CLOVES, PARAsoLs'
,,rss TRIMMINGS TOILET kRIlehEe'
N0T1ONs, &C.,
tosc,bar with d complete stock OF
GENTS FURNIsHlN" "oonD'
,sre aGsrci It and below cost 20 make 'Ah
~ in business.
%Nes are particularly Invited 70 ea'' D'''
| u anime our
STOCK OF REAL LACEs.
iA' Nest bargains ever offered 10 1nlS ei'''
aRMIsTEAD & BlBB,
DNRoAp AND NINTH STREETS.
| ~ IL TuTh&StOct7l
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JULIA WARD HOWE publishes an appeal
"to womanhood throughout the world" to
"put down murder" It would he IL good
thing If they could do it; but, HOWE, cun
they!
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NJ WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES Of SUMMER DRESS GOODS suited to
the present season, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, large assortment Of DRESS GOODS for
fall wear; at LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1918 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to u, at Sl.7s
per bale or bundle OF five pounds. auco
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m- CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
DUROY.-Just received, a full assortment of
CORDUROY at IL, sl.25, and sl.sc per lard, st
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and LBS Main street.
500 dozen COATs'5 SPOOL COTTON at soc.
per dozen. au 80
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@T BLACK ALPhCAS, BLACK AL
PACAS, RLACk ALrACAS.-Wa have now in
store full assortment of BLACK AhPACAS
from CSC. to $3.50 per yard.
Also, B)MBAZISES, DELAINES, GUENA-
DIMES, TAMISE, TAMaRTIEE, BAREGKS,
and other goods suitable for dresser.
CREPE COLLARS
CREPE SETS Of COLLARS and CUFF3,
LOVE and CREPE Wells.
MOURNING HGNDK GRCHIEF3,
BLACK KID, SILK, and THREAD GLOVES,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
R'camond, Va.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to u, st 81. Is
d bale of five pounds. TH&EE AID -FOUR
THREAD KNITTING CuTTON, Coo. per pound.
au 80
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MAJ CARPETSl CARPETS !-BREE-
DEN & FOX (No 4o1 Broad street, are now OPEN
ing very handsome assortment OF CARPETS In
all grades and ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, to
which they invite the attention Of buyers
Sc l5-lot
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rnafx,ATrONAzs


RHTSs TAZEWELL'5 SCHOOL WILL
w cornnesce its fourth annnsl session o.. ul9
hrs, MONDA Z in Octoher, ard close the iast os5
Of June !, 49,, ,,tou
con ne obtained from herself NJ bHr residence, no'
hi Grace street, third door below Seventh.
TERMS: Payable one hall In advance, 49, a.
Primary class per session nine mouths. fsv "
:Inr,,0r class per session nine nonhs....... ~ W
Senior class per session nine months. ...... 90 ~
French pr session nine months. ~ W
sc l3-1m --------.
AIRS. THOMAS G. PEYTON and hRs;
wi GARNETT, Successors 20 Mi pegraFo, wni
re.onen their scho-l on the drat hOaDAG in
oct her at 100 FranlIia street. For fu' her par
ticnars apply TO the princioals, ana at ths dlne-
rem bookstores for circulars. &c i"--m
cHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, NO; az
= Seventh street, between Marshall ana ns O and
hnva w,II comfnence MONDAY, SeptHm Der zetl,
continue nine months snG o1 Tor
. half sessiDl. ss2 50: Greek aud Modern Ian
ausees, each, SO; Lstip, sS; psyIoe s.lcsY III
advance 70 - princ,nsI
sc l2-1m = A-.-1
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pICHMOND COLLEGE,
Ia RJCHMONn VA

40 RICHMOND, VA.
The sessions OF this Institution omen OCTOnEa
lST and close JULY LIST.
The academic course OF study Is distributed
among seven independent schools, SO divided
Into CLASSES and SECTIONS as to accommodate stu
dents OF diHel ent grades or advancement and Sc
cure TO each thorough instruction In the lecture
room.
EXPENSES:
Tuition In threa schools 1.-The usual npmber, and
ether fees, SIS.
Board In professors or other private families at
SOD per quarter (lhree months) In messing
rldns, about 80 per month.
The LAW SCHOOL opens on tho lst of Oeto-
Der with the following Faculty:
Hon j. y. HALLIBURTON, Equity. &c.
WIN. GREEN, LII. d., Common Law, &c.
j. L. III. CURRY, LII. D., International and
Constitutional Law.
For catalogues or spe ih information, address
3. PUkYEAR,
jy a--Tr&st0cl Chairman Of tbs Faculty.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
h VISITATION. MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street be tween Twenty second and
Twenty-ihird streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
The du.ies OF this inatitution will be resumed on
TIN FIRST MONDAY IN sEP2EMBER. For
Prospectus OF terms application can be maSs 10
The sUPERIoR Ess OF the Academy s y
aaa-dsO l&eedtEebl
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ERECA EEDNA9.

e. W. CONES
H. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
on Council Chamber Hill. Opposite Monumental
Church, commenced lis exercises for the ensuing
session on September 10Th, and will close dune
seth, 1871. Circulars at Messrs. BidsOod's and
Wuochouse G Parham's,
sc 20-.Tu ~ M3t T.. w. CONE, A. NJ.
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FTHE MISSES FORBES will resume the
L duties OF their school on MONDAY, the Sd Of
October, 1T 4O3 Grace street. ST 20-eod3t*
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H men. We say that, situated rs Fir-
was, this scas grand uictory.
e Enquirer particularly charges that
8onservatives railed in 1869 in electing
to Congress as Conservatives who
ards turned Republicans. There
same injustice in this that there is in
neral accusations. The injustice of
nded Impeachment. Not Il man was
"a to Congress as Conservative who
out to be Republican or Radical.
body knows with what apprehension
xiety the campaign was begun. We
to every citizen Of Virginia to say
r or not the general sentiment OF
" was not that, for the safety Of
IA, the congressional delegation
be freely surrendered. Few men
TX sgible, and of those few 1t was diff
III decide which most true Virginia
would prefer. The lamented
kroRp declared himself in the Eau.
1strict, as did that high-minded and
tleman, r. Y. CONRAD, In the Win
district; yet both became satisfied
: aected they would not be admitted.
last of evils" was the only policy
irginia.
Z hat was the result? In the Nor
Edmond, Northern Neck, and Hall
kets, with their tremendous negro
deld was given up to the Repub,
an the Fauquier district, between
and WHIrTLEsEY. the Conserva-
surse threw their votes infavor OF
|, and the persons elected in ali
sets were Republicans, as every
Nobody INDUCED hope that
d be anything else.
DO Conservatives trinmpEed In
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Philadelphia Trade Repors.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 24.-There is more Inquiry for
Flour both Tor shipment and home consumption.
and prices steady Sales of super6ne a. As sota
562H; extras at sb'7b@6 121l; Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family at s6 1901, the latter rate
for choice; 100 barrels Pennsylvania do DO at s725:
900 barrels Ohio do. do, part at S7.2o@1 80, ana
part on private terms; 300 barrels Kentucky do do.
at $40; and fancy brands at s776@e-5J as IN
quality. Rye Flour may be quoted at sG@6l2S5
Prices OF Corn Meal are nominal >''
The demand for Wheat has improved but prices
remain without change Sales OF $500 bushels In0i-
ana red at 81 40@1 43; 1900 bushels Michigan amber
at sl'46@1 81 and 500 bushels Indiana white choice
at sl5o. Rye Is held at 90@95c. for new Western
and Southern. Corn Is dull and lower. Sales of
Pennsylvania yellow at 95s9Sc. Western do s. "a
a96c. and western mixed at 89@93c Oats are
more active. Sales OF 10, 900 bushels new Western
at 4sS49c.; 26oO bushels do. at Soc. and 1000
bushels Maryland at 4Sc. 1'
Whisky is two cents lower Salesof l2s barrels
Western iron-bound sold at $4,000.
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WHAT FRANCE WANTS.

A Ernnco-American View-The Empire Has
Passed. Away, but France Remains Iuvln-
chile.
The Messenger Franco Americain, the Liberal
French organ published in New York, in refer
ring to the alleged terms of peace recently made
public, says:-
ar the Germans are obtuse enough to wish for an
Empire after Frances example, and their own eX-
perience during centuries; If they wish to render
immOvable the absolute authority of the house OF
Hohenzollern and TO PROSTATE themselves before
William and his DEFENDANTS let them do it as much
as they chose that Is their business. II that is what
they call progress, they prove their ability and tit
ness TO march at the head OF Europe and OF cvilza
ton, as they pretend to- With regard to the do Hn-
fall OF Napoleon, there is only word to say it
was decided some time ago. AS for the
Orleans family, dc not believe that has merted
the insult which IL has N-day received from the
Prussian Government. They have offered
their services France fight against Prussia not
in order TO seek shelter under the hated flag OF
lmperalist party, TO which party our country owes
the disasters of the past fortnight and its third in
vason. One thing Is certain, and that is that the
Empire is defeated, and there is therefore, no fur
ther reason for its existence. But the empire hay-
ing passed away, France remains France France
remains invincble. From the time when the enemy
stepped on its soil the Imperial war became a ma
tonal war. Those only can lead who are resolved
10 conquer or TO die those only who will pever
sent TO any deed OF shame: those only Who have
faith in the destiny OF the European democracy and
who know that It belongs TO a free and republican
France 10 march at the head OF the nations"
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FEEDING Am ARMY.
The "PhysIcaI Ba.is,, of Fighting.

The Gazette dc France gives the following details
with regard the supply OF food for the army OF the
Rhine :-Meat-the contract for fresh meat Tor the
army OF the Rhine has been given to the syndic OF
the cattle merchants at the price Of 15f 5Sc. the ko
gramme-about 81, ,000f day; the performance OF
this contract to begin on the 9Th OF August. Salt
is the best and whoesomest, say the exporters The
principal supplies Of bacon come from Brittany.
Morlaix is the great storehOuse for this article.
comes from America. Ii Is with this nour chiefly
that the bread is made which is baked in Paris
for the troops. IL seems to be decided that
in future the bread shall be baked on
the spot near each camp. 1t has been calculated
that 1000 Journeymen bakers and $50 campaigning
ovens are enough TO supply the wants OF 400, 900
men. The campaigning oven, OF thin iron, can be
set up In three hours and used Immediately The
bread for the troops in Paris will be baked at the
lnyslides and other supplementary buildings Five
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Str Beverly, Pierce, New York, w. p. Clyde Co.
Schr 4. X. Baird, Bowman, Boston, SnnicEson Co.
Scnr Edltn may, higgins, Wellneet, DO.
Schr Henry Taylor, Borman, New Bedford, DO
Schr z. W. Locke, Huntey, Boston, Day, Bodden
d Co. ~
schr Emma b. Shaw, Shaw, Boston, do.
Schr West Wind, Townsend, Boston, 40.
Schr James Satterthwaite, KINNEY, Boston, do.
Schr II. w. Huddell, Maoy, Boston, dO
Schr ii. 5. Brooks, Love, East Cambridge, DO
Schr Stephen Hotchkiss, Hodgson, Boston, Waiter
Donaldson Co.
Schr E. ii. Cabada SWAIN Boston, do
Schr Nj. A. Folsom, Rose, Boston, dO
Schr c. Young, Young, Boston, DO
Schr Aid, Smith, ChaTlestown, DO
Schr Henry Allen, Tatem, Commercial Point, do
Schr L. H. Cady, Wood, Boston, DO
Schr W. S, Doughten, Tatem, Danversport, DO
Schr ii. j. Raymond, Ellsworth, Boston, do
Schr Onkahi, Bryant, Washington, DO
Schr w. s. Hilles, Burgess, Boston, DO
Schr Redondo, Smith, Boston, DO
Tug Hudson, Nicholson Baltimore, with tow OF
barges, w. p Clyde * Co.
Tug G. B. Hutchins, Davis, Havre-d Grace with a
tow OF barges w. p. Clyde Il Co.
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advanced, the railroad west Of Frouard
was destroyed, and communication between
Metz and Paris by the southern and most direct
route destroyed. With Nancy and Frouard in
the hands of the enemy, and the Prussian centre
and right centre, commanded respectively by
Prince Frederick Charles and General Won
steinmetz, in front of Metz, the line of the
Moselle became untenable. Marshal Bazaine,
who had been placed in command of the forces
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hundred thousand rations OF food leave Paris each
day Tor the eastern fronter-biscuit rice arv yepe
tables, sugar, roasted coffee, brandy wine eiS
Eorage-Switzerland sends it to Nancy in boats
Inc forage taken at the root, to ffty francs
the thousand. The Hungarian hay, delivered AZ the
Strasburg. railway station, will cost nfty-fye franos
the thousand Experience will decide as TO the
quality OF the forage from these two markets IL s
regards this article.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,Os see Inside poocs.
By 1elegraph.)

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 23.-Arrived, ships 8. q.
Reed from JAPAN Weathersdeld from Newcsstje
n. S. w. and Debret, from Tahiti
Sailed, ship Comadre for Liverpool.
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ARRIVED THIs MORNING..

Steamship Tonawanda, Barrett, 20 hours from
Savannah with cotton, rice ETC., TO Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Co. Passengers-Mrs. s.
Gerstman, Mrs L. G. Roberts, Miss Annie Roberts,
J. Mack. T. j. Rawls, p. B. Walsh, and Mrs. Mary
Gardner
Steamer w. Whilldin, Riggans, 13hours from Bal
tmore, with mdse. and passengers 20 A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Maynower, Fultz, "a hours from New
York, with mdse to w. p. Clyde Co.
Schr Nj. Rheinhart, Hand, from Kennebec River,
with ice to Penn Ice Co.
Schr Cordea Newkirk, Huntley, from Gardiner,
Me-, with ice TO Knickerbocker Ice Co.
,Schr Queen OF the South, Corson, from Gardiner,
Me-, with ice 10 Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr John w. Hall, Powell, from Gardiner, Ne,
with ice TO Knckerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Pathway, Haley, from Gardiner, Me-, with
ice TO Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr j. A. Griffin, Kimmy from Gardiner Me-,
with ice TO Knckerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Ocean Bird, Kelley, days from New York,
with salt to William Bumm Son.
Schr j. b. Clayton, Champion, from Providence.
Schr j. b. Austin, Davis, from Boston.
Scbr Harriet N. Miller, Miller, from Boston.
Sshr American Eagle, Shaw, from Providence.
Schr NJ. Hand, Norton, from New Bedford.
Schr Addie MurChie Gibbs from New Haven.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with q
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, from Havre- de- Grace
with a tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde Co.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCs.
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFF1or. ,
Wednasdav Arc NI 1o5o


The loan market continues active, and borrow
ers are again In strong force both at the banks
and IN the outside market. Call loans are yery
dull In the absence of any disposition TO spec1-
late in stocks, and money is freely loaned at 5i6
to6 per cent. on good colaterals. Discounting
is active and firm, the lowest figure being 2 peT
cent, even on the best paper offered in the mar
ket The exact figure depends as much on
dates as credits at this time
Gold is very active and unsettled; sales OPEN
ing at ll6}S, advanced to 1179l, and closed at
Government bonds were dull and weak. in
sympathy with the downward course OF god,
but this tendency is hardly so rapid
Stocks continue dull and prices are a fraction
Off Sales of City Is, new, at 1Ol1%.
Reading sold at 4769, regular, ND to 47.94.
b. o.. Pennsylvania was fairly active, with sales
at 5SM and $50, s. o.. sales of Lehigh Valley
at 57Is, and Camden and Amboy at l14%.
Canal shares were in better demand. Bales of
common at 81.
The balance of the list was neglected.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 40 S. Third stree.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Clyde new, Hunter hence, az Y. York
at O'Clock this morning, after having been detained
some time by the fog.
Steamer Rattlesnake, Winnett, for PHILADELPHIA
sailed from Boston p. NJ. yesterday.
Steamer Leopard, Hughes for Philadelphia, sailed
rom Boston A. NJ, TO day.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TBIEeRAy
OFFICE.
IA. M!......76l IL A. A.M.......s4l2P.
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follows:-U s. 6s Of 1881, 114,t@l14 3 b90s OF Iss5
ll2@u2h: do. 1884, 111%@fil1; do. Nov. 1866,
1lda@di1 90. d. July, 1o9%@1lo15; do. Co, 1861,
1o916; Pacincs, 1l12t@112A. Gold INK.
MEssRs. DK HAVEN & BROTHER, No. 40 8. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotations.
do. 1854, lll@1l14; DO. 1865 1l1H@li1n do. 1885,
new, l09 4@lIO; do 1867, do 1O9zs@11Ols; do 1905,
6per cent Currency, ni%@112 Gold, 1lT,1@1lT1;
Silver, ll2@lls; Union Pacific Railroad ist Mort
Bonds, S20@S30; Central Pacific Railroad 95stags5:
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds, 74o@77o
MBssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER d Co., No, SO g. Third
street, report the following quotatiens:-U g. as OF
llls@lll3s; do. 1866, 1l11@1l1X; do, July, 1896
1898 SSsss;lIl0S; do' July 1sS7 lio@llo July.
RR. Cy. 6s 1llA@1l2N. Gold, Il1K@il1a.
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PONT.A-MoUSSoN
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The Fortress of Metz and It's Uommunicatfons
The Towns In the vcinity-The Battles of
last Week, and where they were Fought
Has Bazainc Escaped to the Northweste