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COMMERCIAL.
Domestic Mark ets-lBY Tyr,

Donles'ic nAark ets-lBY TELEGRApH.I
,o NEW Y9nk s s q. a; ooaflour dull and Sc
drooping. Pork s2425. Lard he1vy. '9 Tht ans
Snsesle4; nplas11dsd Ii Orleans
UNCHANGED. Freishts dull. !, "l''
Ecentng, Cotton unsettled: sales, 400 bales
nplands, FtGll5ac. Flour-State and westerr
lover -comm'n to fair extra, Ss.3o@ts Wheat
heavy; winter red and amber western, R1.3l61sl IS
9rR s sea II $780, E sss
kettle, l6GIlesc Whiskey un hanged. Groceries
dbl. hay.l Stores unchanged. Tallow. eGo,c.
per steam: 2s.-per sail, Ga. Isd.; wheat, per
steam, elGI7.
bid 50 asked; 1865 s4 bid; - asked; ISIS. %
ss.55: family, s7Gss:2s: C.sy Wills saperd Spes
extra $sas family sss@ss
flmiy, SO 5oGp $3.50. Wheat Receipts light sslcs
OF choice Mar land red n. 81. G0fNsl.s5: good 10
n PITT" : Sl;s1SlS5 common to fair
low Corn, s3@95c.; white, sl@s1.o5. Oats, 47ls0..
Rye better; ar soG3s0c. Pork h. avy at s27.5o Ba-
iTn IN gn b s demand no With Prices weak shoudsrs
este. lard quiet at leie. Whiskey, sl@ls2c.
CINcISSATI; sept. 27:-Flour quiet and weak
York s2l 50. Bacon wcsk: shoulder. 13.c
Clear sides, lie. Whiskey dull and unsettled at
s5GlS6c.
NoRroLK, Sept 27.-Cotton quiet and weak;
low middinGs. l5lc sales, 80 bales receipts sS65
bales stock, 1,0S8 baes.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 27.--COtton easier at ls3c.
sales, 100 bales receipts, 1889 bales stock 3l3
bales. -
MOBILE, Sept. 27-- Cotton depressed st lsBc,:
sales, 500 bsles: receips $. 43 bales exports
oastH1se. as2 bales stock, 974 bales.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 27.- Cotton-No market
receipts, 3,l57 bales stock Is, $40 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.-Go!d, ll2l. New York
'fglt, pc: cent. premium.
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The SEATS OF O'CONNERS CIRCUS BREAh
powS- Une TkOusGnd People F0tL--i'm$$,
Leqs. and RIBS Br0hen.-WhileU . Corners
circus was in the midst OF its performance
NJ MarvsYile, on Tuesday night OF ms
week. the seats. owing to the condllon OF
the ground, and probably carcleS>ncSs IN
putting up, carccned over To one SIDE ana
tell. rrecipitating to tho gr9ltna III one
common hcap over Il thousand persons. oc-
casioning the widest scene o! CONFUSION
uo>siblc to conceive. and woundlng. hi'uls'
inc. and manglin" quite number. Nj
Figlcv. who was there, informs Us mat ne
learned definitely OF the serious injuries OF
tnur persOns-tWO men, one lhCS+ ana
q little Girl. Mrs. Nelson, formerly
lnndlaiv of the Twclve-Milc House,
the ONLY one OF the persons whose
name. he a<ccrtaincd. had one OF her ieS>
broken: one OF the men also had Il lr:;
broken. and the other man amt little gir!
had each IN arm fractured. II WAS thought,
though nothing definite could be learned
owing 10 the confusion. that several persons
had ribs broken. Wounds and bruises III
Vulnerable If a less serious nature were
received hv those who fell. Mr.. tl@!"y
himself came very nearly getting ms IcE
broken. his foot being Tor Il time fastened
. bv one Of the seats, it slipped oil III llmc TO
save his limb, and he received no inlury:
All the property .! the circus WAS attached
tor damage, by those injured, and bcnce
there Was no performance here or NcuncS-
.-.Sar0nm0h Missouri -Aer Era.
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WEDNESDAY,. sEPTEMBER %. 1870
From Washington.

he NEW YORK BLOCK Aps.-The Niu;s,e
r -, the NORM German Union has receive,
+t"'H the Gcrman consul in New Yor, q,
account OF the attempt OF the stcamshi,
',ii 'hn 10 80 TO sea on Saturday last am
"tt virtual detention Ivy French cunhoa,
N"u 10 De lying within the marine lrar,n
u'.teau OF without, AZ required by inter
national and maritime law. The conta;', e -
the vessel declares that the Frcnchman u-o,
not lying off shore more than ono Ioao,,a
thus rendering il unsafe to take tho unr
mann out TO sea. This condition of th;n,,,
Is protested against by the German conSnl
rs being III violation of law. ard the afton.
tjon ot this Government is to he called n
it. il is further alleged that this French
c,lnhoai was In New York harhor till two
or three hours before The Hermann sailed
from her dock.
TKF RlJNpEHS or oSGRESs.-Much has
been said in the newspapers lately about
the unintcntional repeal by Congress of the
ACT creating the Department OF the lutc-
rior. The Executive branch OF Govern
mcnt. however. has taken no otlicia! notice
"lthiS careless legislation. which will cause
no Inconvenience whatever. especially in
view OF the fact that after the Patent Office
act. in which the ALLEGED repeating clause is
Cuat&;uti. Con GrCS> enacted the Indian ap-
preparation bin. containing large amounts
al money IL hc expended by the Depart
mcut of the interior in the interests OF AL
IL branches: and besides, since the adj
,i"Urnment OF Congress. numerous drafts
Of that Department have been honorrd by
The Treasury. In fact. none Of the officers
o' he Government have given the alleged
rrpcal their serious consideration.
fmn 7 * oS CHHcEs A>p DRN'rS.--
u G>hitt2ipH. ~riH. ~ .ri.'',''. = - =
,r,iri,> .rcciycd at the Internal Revenue
Eurcall. that the impression l. general thal
.ii'ri, the 1>t Of October stamps are not re-
n,,ircd on checks and drafts FOR loss
amount than 500. This Is moi the case, ~
me Iaw affords such relief only on the re-
t,al uf the stamp fax imposed on pr"iliS,
~oTY notes Tor less amount IMAM Sion. ana
on rr,,irts for any sum OF money. or Tor The
payrurnt oC any debt. Nor will any stamp
nl required upon the transfer or assignment
OF a mortgage where ii or the investment II
secures has been duly stamped.
PAT. Woops, OF brlli.crcni fame, incarce-
rated in the county Jail, in Washington, tol
a~>aillIinc Congressman Porter, rclolccS III
the knowledge that the day of drtNrlanr@
for him j near al hand. Pat. takes things
rhilo~ophcally, under The prot"c1ion al
Warden truckcr. and lays he never Wouiu
have been half 80 great man bU' Tor the
indigniticS heapcG upon him by Congress.
When he is set free next month Ms friehus
n Richmond will extend to him puhur
reception, and there will l." general JOLT
iiratinn over the release II! tn" lnuch.ahusc0
Pat. Woods Washington Correspondence
-E.!r York HcrdLH.
Crxsys RETURNs.-No complete census
returns from the larger cities have been
received. There i. rurpo>ciN. delay ~
order that the marshal> may obtain In"
.. 81. ..,,f, g
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ANOTHER NEMocRATIc DEMONSTRATION IN
LoNroN.-A djSpatchtrom London, on Sun
day. to the New York livrl,t says a:
To-day third grand Democratic meeting
VAS held in the open air in Hyde Park. y
huge procession WAS formed in Trafalgar
>Qtl4!r, which got into motion about J
O'Clock. II stretched in an unbrokcn line,
With flags and bands of music, from Ira
Waterloo Place. and" thence by Piccadilly
10 the gates Of Hyde Park, at Apsler
House. The bulk Of the enormous mani
ie~tation was made up Of organized soclc-
ties OF the lower and middle classes. most
respectable in their appearance.
I'm 0minou> and striking feature OF this
oXtraordiuary demonstration was the entire
absence or the English flag from the pro-
ces>i0n. ] saw not one carried along the
entire line. but hundreds of white banners
with the liberty cap. and the words " 1.-The
Republic in golden letters, and many
American and French standards. In the
park tn" asScmhlage numbered many,
many thousands. Six separate stands We're
erected. over each of which tloatcd the
White ilag and the stars and stripes. tWinCd
with the tri-cuiur. Al one OF them tie
Italian standard also WAS raised. Around
each stand Il separate mcctIn" was held.
ANA most enthusiastic speeches We're matc
| bitterly dcnounriu@, in the language Of one
! orator. " tlc sham of the British monarchy
which was chloroiormin" the British ma
ton The tcclin" manifested against the
present course OF Prussia was intense.
The police We're out in considerable mum
bcrS, but there was little disorder and NJ
rioiin@. The upper classes arc now for the
| most part cut OF town, and the park wa
| consequently 1j!led with masses OF people
who SympathiZed with the manifestation
But. though the disposition Of the hishel
| orders is to hold aloof from these displays
as it is of the press Systematically to belittlt
them. it is not to be denied that considera
| bic and increasing section OF the educated
class are rapidly drifting towards a simila
feeling. When the procession moved on
Of Trafalgar Square knot of gentlemen
came out Of the Union Club. and, standin:
on the pavement. chccrcd for France ant
the United States. At the windows of tn
81. James, OH Piccadilly, similar manifesto
lions were made. 1t is becoming clear tina
trouble is anticipated on this question, AM
from these increasing and openly kepuhli
can organizations at the assemblage OF Par
| lament.
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The Midnight sun-sccnery OF Nor.

| WY
letter dated at Hammerfest. Norway
oily lZth, Is published in the Eran1el,st o.
T 1nls week. The writer, who is Rev. DR.
1t is midnight by my watch. midnight
| ny the watches of my travelling compan.
| IONS, midnight by the ships chronometer.
midnight by our reckoning of time on orr
voyage, and yet the sun is shining directly
! IN the North, full orbed and rs fuIl of
| i'@ht rs when within an hour of settinn
| IN Il clear sky in America. I look down
a beautiful Fiord, between two walls of
dark mountains and calm, bright sea. and
IN the utmost limit of the view is the great
ORD OF day pouring flood of golden light
upon the water, kndlng the fleeing clouds
above him with all the hues of n Rainbow
browning the dark ridges of the mountains
win rosy Units, and covering the whole face
OF land and sea With a calm. sacred, awful
beauty, such as ! never beheld in any other
region OF the earth. 1t seems as if I had
cillnDed so high UP the ridge of the round
world that could see over into the secret
chambers where the King of Day retIres to
ms golden rest. ] feel almost afraid to
look at the awful monarch while he is
putting on his robes of brightness and pre-
paring to go forth and shine upon the
sutlect world. 1t seems as il had intruded
~ "aS' CURIOSITY INTO
t the secret place Of the King of Light, and
that he might pfinish the Intrusion bv
sinltlnS me with blindness. Never could
TINS strange sight of the midnight SIN he
seen TO greater advantage. The shin en-.
tered this beautiful Fiord lust in time r.
give us the best possible position for he.
holding the two things which. once seen
are never to be forgotten-the sun at mid.
hiSrI ana the sun directly IN the North,
Ihe town Of Hammerfest is the most
northerly town in all the world. have heon
up mountain this afternoon, and Looked
over the North Cape into the Arctic Sen
~ Am now within nineteen degrees of the
n north Pole: The scenery all the way from
and beauty fff Gaa all 5{e shs Ma avsO m yTEoB9
to sea at all, but passes from Fiord to Fiord |
and from island to island, always bringing
us within view of bold headlands and
Jagged peaks. and quiet and green
banks and meadows, and silver cascades |
lcaping down the mountain sides, and
snowy peaks and blue glaciers, all mingled,
and multiplied in endless variety
and succession. 1t is as if Lake Winnipi- |
scosee, and Lake George. and Killarney, |
and Como, and Geneva, and Lucerne, and
Maggiorc, and twenty others, were all con-
nccted, and twisted, and linked, and
braided into every possible form, and a
steamer should take us through them all.
The Lofodon arc especially beautiful be-
vond all description"
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN BoNp

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN BoNpS
SroLlY.-Thc Williamsport Bulletin says !:
We are informed by Il gentleman vino
was stopping III Aorth'lmbcrEtnu on
Thursday night last, that the First National
Bank Of that place was entered by burglars,
and from twelve to fifteen thousand dollars
in rolpnn bonds carried off, 1t occurred
in this wise About 81 o'clock in the even
ing, * the Watchman, L One-afmcd man.
entered the building, he was roughly
seized by four men, who were con
cealcd inside, gagged, his hand tled
and fastened To- Il chair, when, after
I'LL Was quiet, they went TO work. Inc!
were armed with 4 sicd9e, and CON-
menced operations on the brick vault sur
rounding the safe. After working for some
time the alch Of the vault suddenly gave
way. precipitating Il great mass OF bricks
and mortar on the safe. completely burying
il beneath the ruins. Finding that the Ia
b,r to remove this miss of rubbish would
consume more time than they had TO spare
they abandoned the idea Of getting INTO inc
.at,.. and commenced looking III other places
for money and valuablcS. They succeeded
In iinGtu. bonds, mostly belonging 10 pr
\atc ltartic>, amounting, rs near as coulu nc
a.,rrta,urd, TO between twelve aud hltccil
thousand dollars, which they Carried oil:
Our informant. who visited the banking
house on Friday morning, says that Tue
room presented Il complete mass Of ruins.
The Watchman was found sitting in tie
chair tied. where the burglars placed him,
gu-4cd and unable to move. He says That
there were four OF them, and that they
threatened him with ms life II he attempted
TO make any noise.
It is supposed that they gained access to
the building early in the evening through Il
back window, and laid iii wait Tor the
wutclnan, when, OH his appearance, ne
WIS seized, us described above, ana after al
w"x mirr went to work. 1t is supposed
rh.t they left on the down train, which
masses the place about : O'Clock i'll the
morning. .,:, ,-ou,n,,,-
berIIud over the robbery.
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\ Roy KILLED BY 4 CoMrAEIoS.-on
SATURDAY. afternoon an aliray occurred at
18th and Willow streets. which caused the
death of lad named samuel j. Shines. aged
sixteen Years. The deceased and lad
named Henry Gram Were sitting in The coal
ward of I. j. Dram. when Michael Welsh
and James Dunnc!lF. both youths, entered.
Welsh. who was intoxicated. picked 4 quar-
rel with shines and 'ram. Welsh struck
~;mo- in the face with his list. and was
abouv 10 follow up the blow with kick.
when Shines. TO escape it. ran into the Office
connected with the yard. Donnclly ran
after him and struck him several times.
Shines then ran out into Willow street. pur.
sued hv both Welsh and Donnclly. Here
The three had tu>>lc. Email! Welsh and
.,nc> c!nched and lirll on tn" track, SHINES
underneath. \ citizen who Witnessed The
occurrence seized Welsh and dragged hlii
rti ut shines. Tn" latter. instead "i r>ln%'
remained quiet. aud on examination, II was
discovered that h. was lif"!"->. hi neck
having been broken Ivy the fal!. Ncl>'i'
who j. in dis sixteenth year. ana t"hneiN
who is year Younger. were arrested ana
locked up 10 await the result - inc rofo-
nrr's inquest 1T the Ninth district station
house. Welsh lives on raIioWhllt street,
below Eth. and nonncliy at 18th ana icar'
strect- Dhi0 nay. >cliem1rF2'th'
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Hon. Uoratio Seymour, Of New York, in
response to serenade made i'll ST. Paul on
Saturday evening, said that New York
would soon make it, canals free tor all the
products Of the West.
4 bow in New Jersey threw Il cent across
the room; The cent struck kerosene lamp,
the lamp exploded, aud young lady, the
boys sister, was nearly burned TO death.
A letter written to IN English newspaper
bya prominent Canadian predicts that Can
ada will be independent, or annexed TO the
United States within the next SIX years.
In a concert hall out west is plararded
the following notice Z" Persons chewing
tobacco will please spit in their hats"
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Sentimental Young Lady-" Pray, Mr.
Charles, how is the wind!D ..pro.
Embarrassed Young Gen.tleman--" Fret
~ we'll, thank you, ma'am.
Dpen-air preaching in London is carried
on very extensively. about hSe VIZ mu' ,ueeI
opcn-air services being helu every "eeA
during the summer months.
A correspondent of the Church J 10 Taa
speaks Ola noted Episcopal Church IN NV Wv
York st. AIban*), the proceedings NJ winch
arc " half church, half joss.house."
When Paris was found to be 700 tight .
place for the Bank of France. the bank Wa'
taken to another place--T0ulouse.
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MACHINERY. &c.

~ A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
T.. WAY. MANUFACTURERS and ENGl-
NEER,S SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Ns: steam-kDgines,. Saw
Nills, Sill. Gesrinss Tnrbine W:ale.s;Whseas.
and wood Working Machinery OF arn kinds |;
shsftns Hangers rneys Be a,ss rw Isee
Steam Gnages, Saw. Gummers, steam and Watsr;
Pine Fixtures, Packing, Journal Metal, Pick ana
If YOU want portable Stean-Enginc sead for q
descriptive pamphlet, or call aad examine bGe
AMkS, ~ the best engine made.
have o general assortment OF secona-haHa,
Engines and Rollers, Saw-Milis, Mnlstones, ana
Gearings. Pani,g Machines MA o.aer H9o "i
H MTaSsns Dist i Fixtures, ETC., etc.
second-hand Machinery and steam-Boilers
ho,yht sold and exchanged. 49, al 6-sJm
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Republican Nominating Congress.
sional Conventions.

DASv1LLE, VA, Sept. 27.-The Republi'
can Convention for this (fourth) congress.
sional district met here to-day. The names
of ". II. II. stowel and c. Y. Thomas
were before it, George Tucker having been
withdrawn. Stowell was nominated over
Thomas by u to -. There was evident dis,
satisfaction on the part of the Tucker and
Thomas factions, and some members OF
them openly declared their intention to de-
feat Stowell if possible.
LYScHBURG, VA, Sept. 27.-Judge Alex,
ander Rives, Of Albemarle, was nominated
for Congress from this the fifth district by
the Republican Nominating Convention to-
iay,
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, PRACTICAL JoKER IN TRorBLE.-Nelc

4 Practical JOKER IN TRorBLE.-Ne,c
York, Sept. 26.--Francis j. klpllng, who
was arrested in Schuylkillharcn. Pa, FRI
day, on suspicion Of completely III the Ma
than murder, OF his own representation
that N knew something about II. was ar
rajgn.d before Justice Hogan Thu afternoon
and committed. for Il further examination
ip-morrow. I'll" prisoner protests his M
Joke. bu, the police authorities say they
intrud 10 dctain him until he proves hi
whereabouts on the night olthc murder, and
also make him an example to others seeking
nntorcty in similar manner. hipllnS
appear, TO have manifested insanity Tor
some time past. and to have lived an ann
les Gi~~ulutc lie
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Telcgrnphic Summary OF D0mes'
News.

The Georgia Democratic Executive Com
mittee met ut Macon yesterday, with Gill;
ford Anderson, of that city, presiding.
The captain OF the Baltimore schooner
Surania died of cholera at Havana yester-
day. The disease was abating.
frank T. RiDlinc, the talkative bartender
arrested at Reading, Pa, for the Nathan
murder, has been discharged.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-All the members
Of the Cabinet arc here except Secretary
Cox.
Attorney General Akcrman is confined to
his bed by illness. -
president Grant will return TO Washing
ton after Admiral Farragut's funeral.
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TELEGRAPHIC, NEWS.
New York Money and sfoeI

New York Money and Stock Market
NEW YORK, Sept. a. Noon. --stocks very firm
Gold, llas. Money, aNs per cent. sterling-Long
1929; short lloa. 5-2o's, 49,, 1924.
Ecentng,-Moncy very easy ut 415 per cent
"old llas. Prime dlscounts, 7ff9 per cent Gole
opened hrmer and advanced to Il3t@11al; II wa.
ste dy all afternoon, and closed ut T3sGII13;
Governments closed duil 'Se's, lI2s 'e.'s ll1I
e5, 1l1i; new, ll03: 87's llO} '6ss. l1nl 10 iDs
1909. Southern securities qniet and stnaly
throughout The day: Tennessee e's, o.: new. 6oj
Virginia es. e5: new, s53; Levee ss. IS; SIS. 81
Alabama SO. 100; SIS, 10: Georgia 8's, 80: rs,
90 North Carolina s's, so; new, 9si; South CT
rolina e's, so new, o..
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Opinion Of a Washington Cisy Judge
Agents of Sub-Treasury and Infe.
rior Departments Released from
their OBLIGATIONS,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Judge Pascbal,
in published letter to-day, contends that
the law Of July s, 1870, rcmodelling the
Patent Office, has, in clear and explicit
terms, repealed the laws creating the Sub
Treasury, the Interior Department, and the
law authorizing certain persons to act Tor
the Chief Executive officers. de contends
that no person can be convicted Of crimes
uuder these laws. and that Ill snrcties on
bonds required by them are released, and
that such repealed laws are not revived ny
the subsequent appropriation acts.
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Western Railroad Celebration.

DENVER CITY, COLORADO, Sept. 2i.-Ihe
eomnIetion of the Central Railroad hence
to Golden City was celebrated there yester-
Jav. Gold and silver spikes fastened down
the last rail. There were 4,Ooo persons
nreSent.
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Sept. IT. Noon.- Consols 9oA United
States bonds, cot. Trio ociock.-Consols, %.
LIVERPOOL, sept. Of Nuon.- Cotton dull; ND
Va. . -
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81 e rening.-Cotton heavy
uplands, Cd. orleans, Old. sales, 5000 bales, In
GLIDING 1000 bales for export and speculation.
LosDoS, Sept. Ereaing.-Consols, Oh.
Uniied States Bonds, 90s.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

ROME.
Row.. Sept. 27.-Thc city is quiet, and
confidence is returning. The Pope and
Cardinals again appear Oh tho streets, us
was their custom'
New YORK, Sept. PA Florence dis
patch to the Tribune, dated yesterday, says
that the Pope, desiring to drive through
the streets of Rome, General Cadorna or
dered the same honors to be paid to him a>
to the King, and the same honors to the
Cardinals as to the Princes Royal.
MADRID, Sept. T.-An article in the pa
ners shows that the late law for the emancl-
nation of slaves in the Spanish colonies Ii
fulfilled in the West Indies.
ruIFs FAvRE's REPORT OF HIS INTERVIEW
WITH BISMARCK.
Tours, Sept. 27.-Jules Fayre's ofilcia
report SAYS that from the manner III WhlcI
ali his efforts for peace were met by the
Germans it was conclusive that they. art
determined upon conquest. The interview
were not, however, altogether useless, ~
thew have proved that Prussia, contrary u
her declarations, is fighting against th'
French nation, which must arise en- mass
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French RECU>SoIssANUE IN NEW YORK
HAHBUR.-Her }'ork, sept. ia French
gunboat came into The hurbor to-day and
sailed around the German steamer Her
mann, ami then lett. /, is said thai the
hermann is TO be armed To- 20 TO sea imlne.
ilatply
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TIE NEXT RACES NJ JEROME PARE: a.
ready >cycnty-livc Of the finest horses III the
country have been entered. Among Them
are those of Governor Bowie, Mayor Iho.'
mont. Hunter Il Travers, l.. ". Jerome,
and others.
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ySTOODENWARE.
w sod zen PAINTED BUCKETS.
20 dozen BRASS. BOUND EUChEIS,
5orests PAINTED TUBS,
rs NJ ts CEDAR TUBS.
~ dozen ERASS-BOUND CANS,
200 dozen BROOMS, assorted:
500 realms WRAPPING PAPER,
HaLF-BUShEL MEASURES,
WET MEASURES. ,
FI.UURPAILs, BUTTER-CaSs'
SUGAR-BDXES. ,-rv
sa,o 49,. WAGGONER & HARVEY.
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN 4 asE :
SHIPPERS.

THE P0WHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AND THE
BALTIMORE End OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANIES TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
nfrar superior Inducements to shippers OF To-
BaCCO, WHISkEY, BACON, CANDIES, &C.,
TO aud from the West at low rates, quick time,
AMI less handling than any other line.
In and received from OH board the cars OF the Bal:
timnre and Ohio Railroad Company Ut Locust
'oint, saving transfer by drays anu exposure 10
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills OF lading given on all slipments
hv WILLIAM p. BRE TT,
'Jr17 Agent.