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, Joins the Mouse Tor Maas). The other,
which still retains the name OF Rhine, falls
| into the North Sea In 50 degrees Is minutes
north latitude. The principal afflusnts OF
| the Rhine are: OH the right, the kinz'g,
| Neckar, Main. Lain, Ruhr, and Lippe !;
and on the left the Thur, Arr, III, and Mo-
sclle. The total length of the Rhine. ioi,
| lowing its w;ndings, is about goo mhes, anu
| its basin comprises an area OF 10, 2Su square
miles. The breadth Of the Rhine and the cha-
ractcr Of the channel differ much mt different
Darts Of It's long course. It's breadth al Basei
| is $50 feet between StraSbourg ana Speyer
| from 900 to 1000 feet; ut Mentz from
| :. 200 TO 200 feet and at Schenkenschanz,
where II enters the Netherlands. 1850 feet.
Its depth varies from y to ~ feet, and at
Dusseldorf amounts even TO 3o tect. me
elevation Of the Rhine above sea-icVel IS, AT
the Co, d'Oher Alp. 9,9G1 feet; at Reiche-
nan . ,Nol feet nj Constance, ,325 feet at
Basel. III feet at Kehl. 4G3 feet: and at
Cologne. l2l feet. From the Lake OF Con-
st ance to Basel il has 4 very rocky bed, but,
lower down contains numerous islands,
partlv composed OF clay and sand. From
Rrrisach several Of The islands are clothed
with heritage, and even admit of cultiva-
ton. Between Strasbourg and Germer-
Shrim they form thickcts Of brushwood.
The Rhine first becomes navigabie at Chur
(Ioire). in the GriSonS. hnt the navigation
i not continuous till below SchatfhauScn !;
and The traffic in loaded vessels is not inn
por;ant above Spcyer. From Strasbcurg
10 Mcntz the burden of the vessels in which
it is carried on is from one hundred to one
hundred and twenty-five tons; from Mcntz
20 Cologne. one hundred and twenty five 10
two hundred tons and from Cologne to
Holland. from three hundred to four hum
drcd and fifty tons.
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1870.
1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.

RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
North, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. 1-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN ria
Washington leaves the depot, corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at 1l:l5 A. III. Arrives IN
klchmond daily at 2:3S p. n,
TRAIN No. 2.-1he BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN connecting at Aqua creek with the
steamers Geor2eanna aud fronsides. leaves the
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth streets, daily
iSundays excepted) at O'Clock Z. d.. Arrives In
Richmond Mondays excepted! at $40 A. III.
TRAIN No. 3.-fHROUGH MAIL TRAlN ria
Washington leaves the depot corner yrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptei). az s:s9
?. III. Arrives In Richmond tAondays excepted)
T FIJI TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORTH, EAST, and NORTHW ESi. .ss+.
FREIGHT5 contracted for and Forwarded
daily. with dispatch, to all points NohPH ana
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE En-
| PRESS TRAIN will run as far rs Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Breaa
and Eighth streets, At 8 A. d.. hetnrn'ng,.. VIII
| leave Milford on Mondays st e:S a. at aug At
rive ut Richmond at $50 A. NJ. 20
Apply ut COMPANY'S OFFICE, cornet "
| Broad and Eighth streets. n GENTRY.
| General Ticket Agent,
| ED. II. D. MYERS, General superintendent
L tp
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The S!S7,icSc Twins.

NEW YORK, August l3.-Tha Siamc<e
twins arrived here to-day from Liverpool.
Chang is attacked with paralysis, but Eng
shows no symptoms of the malady.
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i"'' Rhine Et~ Source Elevation
ah"s" Rae &ra-Et4 Tributaries ~
i"nIia amti Observation-Disclosures
rAipl,A k1nrr hmm

i"nGia und Observation-Disclosures
c"h!" Portions.
TIE river Rhine is formed in Switzerland
:. '"r tnlom Of two small Streams, the
81 'r! and NolGrr Ehcin. The first
! ny from Tie glacier Of khcinwali, and
Il ,rr"AH rl>r~ on the north sides Of Mount
H. hotAald Al i height OF 100 feet these
IL. - III i'"l"hcnau, in The caution Of Girl
IL. HE united stream flows generally
".T2h past Mayentc!d, and enters The Lake
" '"hslauccnn the southeast. near :.hein-
"h; al Stem II quits the lake at It's west
D.. emmy, lows west past Schaif hansen
GIL i.auitnburg, separating Switzerland
=, III ha'0la. Al Basel, where the Upper
iItHc terminates, with an elevation Of 755
ana breadth III $50 feet, it turns to
Vi NORM and flows past BrciSach and Stras-
'it2, >rcycr, and Mannheim, where its
"i T. three hundred feet above the sea, be-
"rcn the territories Of Baden on the east,
q France and khenish Bavaria OH the
ut.
from Worms to MentZit trayerses the Hes
~ territories. At McntZ it receives the
IAN ana i!ows West TO Bingcn, where it
MS 10 The northwest, passing CoblcntZ,
"'tIn, Cologne, and Dusseldorf, Vessel,
N'0 Lnmcrich, below which it divides into
~ principal arms, the larger OF which,
Fueo The WAL or Wahal (anc. Vahaliis),
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sss,.ss.s agss s'rsTgNwERv.

sEsesStsN = !NEk HTRyVxfN E3sEg
TIVE. STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
CHECK R0uKi ON TEE new STATE BANK
OF VIRGINIA,
Also CHECK BOOKS on the ether banks OF the
city,
NEGOTIABLE and rROMISSORY NOTES,
BrNnS, DRAFTS,
bulls ~ EXCHANGE,
BILLS Of LAn!Nt;, &c. for sale ~
WGODIIGUSE < PARlIAM.
il Booksellers ard >tat;GncrS.
1sNIiE BEST PLACE 70 HAVE BLA&k
4 BOOKS made t. order Is ~ Il EiN1%GHA Us
ErhN BtHDkRi, corner OF Hroad aad Nln!l
st.c1t-.
RUlING ana BIND1NG CT any description al
shOr: notice. 1e IL
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lons. Fortunately, he came down with and
on top of the boards, and this circumstance
only slight scratch ON the arm, and a tri-.
fling bruise on one knee. Mr.. Wiles saved
himself by clinging to one Of the flnted
columns In front of the church and. sliding
q. r +. Il -
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VETELLE, No. 1904, is con-ss ~sss95se
II Quoting .n: summer campaign H-S-->as- =.
OF the Comm bss2ry department, and VIII ESIt "
out on this NDe. His immediate ans ~ active
subsistence are drawn from the Jour I.arters OF
The globe, Including land and sea, While Iiis re-
serves are irexhaustible. SEASBAaBIE DIN
NERS, REFRESHING ICES, RESTDkATIE
DRINKS OF TIE MOST ARTFUL CoMBi Ma
IION3 AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, al
ways supplied promptly.
The VLGETABL ES and MEATS OF the season
also FISH, CRABS, TURF .ES, &, served IN
al forms with the most experienced Skiu
ViUe coTQliSSdire! He las uanished want anu
Installed luxury. lie u
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DsH,caSTE Y.

11ly,AyLoR BROTHERS. DENTISTS, liz
MN spEEmT, tower Trtebert's eoaiss s
oneiy extract teeth without pain sssrans;as
20 gs ca III filied without pain: ANY tootn
siiea win gold, and warranted for hfss ~
.SSzt7sessV l11s main street. Richmond, w.
n. R..-Ipstrrctions Ia any 0raayh On as ~
=, "a 60 the profession on reas0aapis tetlas'
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-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

r ANDS IN LARGE
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
| have In my hands for sale Ia NDS Ia almost
every section Of The State = number of them are
Iaryc. 1irst-cllss estates. with splendid improve
lnenls and CcsiraLly located.
GEORGE NJ. DRFWRY,
IL % llnk lnli Main SL.on:.
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EDarSnrar5

FORTRESS Monroe, August 13.-t3snse A
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Admiral Enrrlrui EXiur

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August i3.-Admi-
raj Farraguts death is now hourly eX-
pccted.
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4 HEsAPEAKE AND ONO. RAIL.
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run ~ fnS ~,

1910, the PASSENGER Trains win run SI az fo %,
i NAIL TRAIN win run daily between R,cbmone
and n hite sulphur springs (except sunsay be-.
tween Gordonsville and White sulphnrl. Ieays
Ki q e 4; n; sTI,ys q White sulphur
arrive at Richmond &C 4:So p. NJ. making cioss
connections ut Gordonsvilie. and, Charlottesville
trains rain for 4lessndris, washington, Baltimore.
Phladelphia, New York Boston, &s.: also for
Lynchburg. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
Going West, passengers dine 1t Gordonsvills
and sup at Covingtou. Goine East, breakfast xt
eS %1sa and sns q win
tween Richmond and Washing ton ard between
Richmond and White Sulphur nightly without
change Of cars; Leave Richmond az SIS Z. NJ;
White sulphur at 10 A. M. leave Washington at
G.35 p. NJ. and leave White Sulphur at 2:2o p. NJ,
through CONNECTIONS at Richmond and Washn az
ton. Si,EEPING-CARS win be attached to this
train, end Will be run through between Richmond
Sulphur without change.
G1ing West passengers brcakfas. at coyington.
Going East, sup at Staunton. -; go
These trains connect with stages as follows:
At stanton with stages for Augusta tlate Strib-
ling's> Springs, Is miles and Weyer's Cave, II
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
2miles :Rockbridge Alum Springs, Smiles Rock
bridge Baths. 10 miles; Lexington, 20 miles and
At NiIlporo' with stages for Bath A lum Springs,
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, 20
1t tSYington With stages to Healing Springs.
Is miles; and Eot Springs, IS mites.
sd no kfs 10 Ss Springs
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
sulphur Springs. % miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
% miles; Red sulphur Springs, IL miles; Lewis
burg 0 miles ; and Charleston, 100 miles.
Through tickets issued TO all points North, West,
''>' >'' JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
aus General Ticket Agent.
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, s,oYEs AND TINwAH.Els.:.

rom r. MoUNTcAs stG. 3 STREET,
s,s 4sss -: s1ss
ri sasisie VII g Wen g Flff sr
IseWsere.n S9 siss,;adfS s.inN q; 10. Ee
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eIcnnosp AND PETERSBURG 4. L. Co,}
RICHMOND, April %. 1870.


-o1cnuoyp AND PETERSBURG Il. II. Co.,
RICHMOND. April "a. 1910:
rE,HE TRAINS OVER THIS RoAU
4 run as folioRs: ar
Leave Richmond a. 2:ls A. d. ano z:H I.
Ieays Petersburg III 10 A. Ii. and rs T. y.
Freight and Accommodate train, WIZ al
yer car attached win leave Richmond NJ u1i Hs,ns
I. n, and Petersburg daily a. s;zs ~ -.
days excepted). 80 richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o5 7. G. tram w" Wiz - 80
Petersburg On SUNDAY, take The ESQ Z. ~:
.ra,n. snsainR II sasoasS daily BAGGAGE
through. .,,ached TO the coal rain
ERIDAYSs ,,,,.,q "a NJ, connecting %
Chester with the 4, ssss the 2ss e. train con-
sFs tisss x Csssser with the sesl ss s. nwYNaE
Superintendsst'
aps3 49,
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THE GERMANS.-AccOrtling to unofficial
statistics recently published in Berlin, the
German population of Europe number
tiftv.tour millions. This estimate includes
certain portion OF the other races under
German rule. with whom the official Ian
guaec has inScn>ihly taken the place of
their native tongues. Forty-ninc millions
inhabt Il compact territory, and are sub
iccts OF different German S0vercigns. About
five millions. OF little more than one-tcnth
of the whole number, are dcniZcnS of non
German >tulcS. The German language Is
spoken in Europe throughout space oi
territory equal in extent to 2ip,UO0 square
miles iiyc-~cvrnthS Of the soil of Prussia
and cight-ninthS If her population are in
cuutlch IN thi, vast tract. The foreign races
still existing in Germans speaking countries
number about Il million and quarter, and
of these more than Onc-hali are PrllSSlan
Subjects. FIFTY per cent. Of these, how
ever. speak German in addition to their
greatly 10 the credit of the system adopted
bv Prussia in the treatment OF the aliens
inhildting her more recent territorial acqul-
StionS.
Ii is 4 circumstance worthy Of attention
that while Austria during the long years
| sway over the Magyar and Tech races ut
tcrly failed in substituting the German Ian,
"lIa%c for the Hungarian and Slavonlc
tongues in Pann0nia and Bohemia, Prussia
hu> succeeded in Commanding PoSen and
Lithuania 50 completely that the Slayonic
dialects. to which the inhabitants of these
| countries were formerly 50 attached, have
| riIcn into comparative desuetudc. a,
| soon ~ the disasters Of 1866 had cectualy
| Strangcd Capitalization in Austria. the
| Macyar>. VZcchs, RoumanS, and Serbs
| freed themselves, rs il by magic. from Ger
man lcNicons, Typography, and CONVERSE
| ton. Vet every year sees German lltrra'
turc. customs. and organization, striking
deeper roots into the once wild frontier
districts Of Pru>>ian s:rnmtia. Should The
scheme Of united Germany ever he real
| lied, and if we may judge from what the
| leading intcllcctS of the Tcutonic races have
done are are doing. the German nation vii
assume The position of the leading people
OF Europe. They are now eminent in lite
raturc. learning, philology, philosophy
freedom of thought and nohlcne>S OF ima"i.
nalioli, music ami poetry: and 10 these
lauro!> must now be added those of the
highest Qualities of the soldier and the
statesman - Ihif0f,iGHid Ic&qer.
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TICKETS,

pOUND-IHlf IlChEIs,
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SWEET. ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, HOT, HEAL
ING, WARM and BATH ALUM SPRINGS, and
RCCKBRIDGE BATHS. Good for Thirty
DAYS. Also.
EXCURSION TICKETS
10 NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO-
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates.
j. Il. NETIIERLAND,
iy8-tl5A General Ticket Agent.
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Having purchased the interest Of DR.. ". -
WIrHERS in the firm of ALBERT -AIH "
GO / will continue the COAL BUSINESS at the
old stand, -Four teenIh strea near Nayo's bridge !,
and ANTHRACITE COAL of superior qualify
at lowest market rates. Thankful for the former
kindness of my friends and the publlc, sollclt u
continuance Of the same. Families, fouudrles,
factories, and smiths hops, supplied.
aLB.&hT BLAIR.
AUGUST .. 1870. au2-eod2w
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IYuE AND CEMENs1l.s,

noeKLAEp h Isb IIa ~, s.s pas sspsss Cd
s nc from sssEisLI LIME FOR sale low hon
si d, s Or Delivered It dspo's' q. q. Lee,
~ 81 - zss ~
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pICRMcND AND YORK RIVER
40 RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE E0K'rR.- AND NQRTHWEsTm
OF SCHGDUL,EaD DAILY tExCEPF SUM-
Passengers for Baltimore ana points North
pot Of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY Except Sundaysl ut 4 r. NJ,
FOR West Point, ghere they taxi The fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF YIRGIEIA. Cap
tain s. ". FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYBorD, both Of which have, been
ne~ly fitted out With splendid accommodations
!or pas engers-reachtng Baltimore the following
morning In time to connect W,ah tne trains Tor
ing the boats leave pie. No: . L!ght,street
DAILY Except Sundays) At O'Clock F.. Nj,
passengers arriving in Richmond at $50 : 4. n.
express sraiu on the Richmond and DanyiIle rail
road for Danvlle and all points on that road
greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &C.. y. G.;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at T. NJ Leaves West Point daily at e:soA.M
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
points. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
iyl5 Superintendent
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RICHMOND AND DASYILLE RAILROAD
SUPERISTENDENT'S OFFICE, 7
RICHMOND. August IL, ls7O.)
NOTICE TO CONSlGSEES.-CON
~ SIiNEES of GRAIN by this road are ur-
rrntly requested t. remove the same promptly on
/ ivai. The limited amount OF depot accom-
IN ,da.ions do not admit OF The indulgence tnat
would otherwise be cheerrully given. Hereafter
all grain rcmainngin the depot over twenty -four
h ,urs after being unlOaded from the cars Will be
removed aud stored at tie risk and expense OF the
THOMAS DODAMEBD,
an 11-ew superintendent.
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DAILY LINE -
LANES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY. July 18th. this com
;3any will run Dolly LINE. consisting OF tEe
5ast ana elegant United States mail STEAMERS
Ca;tain 4. c. CLIFFORD Captain L. w. BURHs !;
leaving compnnys wharf at mocse5ts daily Tex
cept sundays) 1T A. NJ for NorioIk, p ps
mIuth. and all regular handbags on james RIVER.
Fare TO
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and retnrn.... 400
ENCnRSION TICKETS down the river, meet
ing the other steamer and returning to Kichmond
the same day good only for the day. Is: uen nv 81
,.:aral ARRANGEMENTS made WIN SUNDAY
schools and other excursion parties.
Passengers connect at Norfolk win nrst7class
steamers for Baltimore aud all points NORM.
Also. ior fort Monroe, Cherrystone, Cobb's
Train leaves CITY Point for Petersburg on ar
rival OF steamer. 49, 100000, ,,o
Freight received daily foe above named places
nj REA S',NABHE RATES.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. 3. TA1UM, Agent,
iv1s C0mpany's Wharf.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL

STlCdmOND h4Nh Ian LILLY MALL
40 ROAD.-PASSEEGER SCHEDULE:
GONG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and DanyilIe pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays)
az S:25 A. NJ; leave Burkeyile daily Except Sum-
days) at / P. NJ. /; arrive at Danyllle daily lex
ccpt Sundaysl a. s:55 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
And EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
z. n; leaves Danyille daily at Las A, M: arrives
al Greensboro daily st AIS A. II.
GOING notwithstanding and Danytlle pas
sengcrs leave Danyille daily except Sundaysi at
1870 a. "a. leave Burkeyille daily except SUM-
daysl at l 2. 81. arrive at Richmond daily
lexcept Sundays) 1T 1888 p. n. THROUGH MAIIa
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily st ,s:ls
2. Nj. leaves Danyille daily Mt ll:57 p. Il. ar.
rves at Richmond daily st lilo A. nj.
The Lynchburg and Danyille Passenger Train
connects at Burkeville with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations OF the southside and Viz
ziiia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Kunx-
| Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains The North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, So
yannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c. !;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks-
ourg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CATS and CfIILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS kODAMEAD,
jv15 superintendent.
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Latest,

NEW YoRK, August l3.--There is little
news Of Importance. The cable dispatches
are full or minor details. There has been
no fighting before Metz to-day. The French
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d Co,
IL REAL ESTATE GFtTS
aud AUCT.ONEERS,
lll3 MAIN STREET,
SELL buy. lease, or rent city and country REAL
ESTATE of every description. make prompt col,
lections ind returns, and negotiate loans.
~ l8- In
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DIssOLUTIoNs d. PARTNERSHIPS


THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CON-
l. QUOTED by and between SILAS c. EVANS,
JAMES NJ. WALLER, and THOMAS z. BALL,
under the firm name of
n. L. MCCREADY & CO.,
will be continued by the parties as success
ors, under the firm name OF EVANS, FALL d
CO.. from this date. SILaS &. EVANS,
JaMES VI. WALLER,
THJMAS p. EALt.
NEW YORK, July 90. 1870 au 5--e0dlm
nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm Of ALBERT BLAIR co.
dissolved oy limited agreement on Goth July,
1870. 49,
All persons having claims against said firm VIII
please present them usid those indebted to Il Will
please settle rs soon rs possible. Euner partner
will use the name of the firm in liquidation.
ALBERT BLsIk,
WILLIAM NJ. WITHERS.
AUGUST .. 1870.
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ruE FRENCH PRISONERS.

LONDON, August 13.-Advices received
through Prussian channels from st. Alyod
to the 18th instant, state that the Prussians
have taken I 100 prisoners.
The Saarbruck fight was more demoraa-
zing to the French than was at first sup
posed. -,
The pursuers found arms aud equipments
in the road worth 100, 900 florins.
The Times says that in u fortnight the
Emperor has more perfectly undermined
his throne than his enemies could have done
/ in score of years. Reassured by the vote
on the plebiscite, he has thrown away the
votes Of the people and his dynasty.
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RAILROADS.

S ~
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG e POT. X. r..
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 18th, 1870.
TOR WANT OF DEPOT ROOM IN
f. RICHMOND we are compelled TO no'11y
II erchlnts to whom grain Is Consigned that it
must he removed within TWEN1 i-FOUK
UOue~ after the arrival of freight teams daily
1T 9:.5 2 NJ or Il will he stored at their expense
i!y order OF tie General Superintendent;
j. B. GENTRY,
aule-lm General Freight Superintendent.
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VOHN w. WYATT,
IL GENERAL SHIPPING
AID COMMISSION MERcHANr,
no, GOVERNOR STREET,
RICaEoGc, "a. D0sT-0FfIcR ZOE 10
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- = ------sr.--~-~-~---~r-~---~~~-
RATLRO4ra
@ ag % g s - q;
RA1LHoAIy COMPANY.
GETEH3L TICKET DEpAHrMEyr.
i RICHMOND VA. a tirtsNI IL 1911

RICHMOND tA..sHTusr IL 1870.
NoflCE.--For the accommodation OF
~ PERSONS eesirous of Visiting ffIa gtountrv ~
p ~, oa mo line OF this road beseeeu Ricnnopd
Will b be so,s , CHEAP RoUED-TglP TICKETS
street eno, gtod only on the train leaving Brosd-
ar,iyinaa Guy T. ipa,aOUGH MAIL TRA7S OF .hst dsy.
cuMMsb D. AhTFffnRo md a. 2:ss F. Me- 90 the
aXaS morning, arriving In Richmond 81 $40
tnrn passensers ani VIII stop, on signal, for re-
kAsp 'KSfH IBY'sss TAY1E9SlKssSy Ash
MmUNTAIN ROAD, and HUNGSpyyif sossiSG,
Inc ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN VII, $50, :.
any point on signal. j. h. GENMsmsspsxtop at
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN isIssssI
SHIPPERS.

SHIHEEh0.
rtrg pOWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
LIE AND TIE
EAL L;ITp WI, arr TRn HIGH LINE 70
-~---.- THE WEST
offer superior inducements to shippers s q ~
70 ao6 from the West at low rates, quick Ipc'
and less handling than any other Lac. ao,,vsrsa
an western and eastern bol,id iIeigns, ,ha Hai
.iro onr and Ohio Railroad Company ~ Locus,
pnint saving transfer by drays AID exposure %
Thnesh Mia Of lading given on Ill shipments
throusi oiiis u .' WILLIAM p. brett,
D? -. - 80 agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15

BRUSSELS August lYices from
Metz reItcrate the disap earancc cf the
Prince Imperial from France w
1t is reported on excellent authority that
Eugene has made preparations to go to
England Uia Belgium, in case Of necessity.
The tone of the French newspapers is
hopeful and reSolutc.
The Archbishop Of Buenos Ayres died in
Rome to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15

RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINT
North, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.