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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

THE NATHAN WILL.-By the publication
OF the will OF the murdered Benjamin Ma
than, OF New York, it appears that Wash
ington Nathan, one of his sons, gets SO, 600
conditionally on his leading Il life of rcgu-
larity and sobrietv. and marrying Hebrew
wife, while the other children get $4,000
apiece absolutely. The wife gets the largest
part OF the estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

INDIAN EXTERMINATIoS IN ARIZONA
San Francisco, september 19.-Advces
from Arizona. dated the 10th instant, state
that Governor Stafford, at the head Of 4 party
OF volunteers. has taken the field against
the Indians in Southern Arizona, and war
of determination has commenced through
out the entire Territory.
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zPflme, SI.675, Teu, PRIME, $1'573. Cofn-- " hlte
prime, ST. IS. Oags-Prime, COO. Rye--Prime,
$l.l5. .s. ..f
The market for good milling wheat has been
improving gradually for some days past, with a
more active demand. On Monday, the 18th instant.
prime ~Ite cold at Sl.ao and prime red at 81. IS.
To-day, primo white hrnnsht o1Sn. ~nd ,,riroto
terms, and very good red $l.35. Good milling
wheat is In much request, especially since some
Baltimore buyers tnow herel have made their ap-
pearance on Change. Corn has Improved some
what, and Oats Is steady. Rye very dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

BAD PROSPECTS FOR THE REPUBLICANS IN
New YoRK.-Adyices received in Washing
ton state that at the meeting OF the state
Committee, appointed by the Saratoga Con-
venton, Oh Friday last, in New York city,
it was declared that it would require most
extraordinary eXertionS to carry the State
in November.
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GREAT EXPLOSION OF N1TRo-GLYcEt1sE.

GREAT EXPLOSION OF NITRo-GLYCERISE.
Pa'nesc'tle, ohio, September 1S.-Onc of
the magazines belonging to the Lake Shore
Nitro-Giycerne Company, located 1T Fair
port, ohio. exploded about 10 O'Clock this
evening. The magazine contained about
5000 pounds of nitro-glycerine. No lives
were lost. 1t seems to have been.the work
of ali incendiary. Some damage was done
to adjacent buildings. Amount Of loss not
known,
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1870. 1870!
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRIMS ovEB THE
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE. Tog}ALL PoINTs|
NORTH, EAST, AND N9RTHWEsr.

TRAIN No: 1.-THRoUGH MAIL TFAI.s via
Washington leaves the depot. corr er OF Byrd and
Eighth streets. daily at II: l5 a. N, Arrives in :
klchnond daily at 2:3S p. NJ. 49,
TRAIN No. 2.-1he AL.T1MDRE EXPBE5x&
TRAIN, connecting at Aquia creek wth tidt
steamers GeorReasna and lronaidc. leaves the
depot, corner Of Broad and Eighth strae s. dailys
Sundays exce2ted) at O'Clock J.. NJ. Arrives In f.
TRAIN No. 3.--THR iEGE MAIL TRAIN cfd,
Washin gtop leaves thu depot corner OF Byrd xnde
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted. at $3.50
T. 81. Arrives IL KichmonJ taoEdaYs eIcepted)H
at $50 A. il.
THR0UGa TICKETS and THROUGH BAG-s
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal points IN thsl
NORTH, EAST. and NJ tRTHW ES".
FRElGHTS contracted for and forwardedl
daily. with dispatch, to ali points NORTH andE
WEST. .t, -
SPECIAL NOTJCE.-The BhLTIMORT EX-s
PRESS TRAIN piil rum as fa- IS Milford station8
on Sunday, leaving lichmona. corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, at o A. M Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at 6.2s A. 81. AID arsk
rive at Richmond tt 80 4. NJ.
Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner en-
- j. Is, GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
ED. T. y. MYERS, General superintendent.
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Arrest mt New York or VoiunteeFS
for the French Army

NEW YORK, September 20:-4ne hundred
and twenty volunteers for the French army
ware arrested to-day on the steamship La,
f,vette. on a United States warrant lssueu
upon the complaint Of the Norm uS ;r,t w
consul. The steamer was on Inc poin ~ y,
sailing when the arrest was siaue. NJ
steamer will await the result Oh the eA"iiA
,,+;on Tomorrow,
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DALv1Mnpr September 20.-The Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows has elected the fol-
lowing officers Fred. D. Stuart, of Wash
of Maryland, grand corresponding and re-
cording secretary and Joshua Vincent, Of
MARYLAND, grand treasurer.
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WYOMING TERRIToRy-Iiow THE WOMEN
NorE.-Ro'rl'n's Springs, " coming Terri
tory, September 13.-Our Tcrritorial cleo
ton. one week ago to-day, passed off very
auictly. There were no Succrs, no pro-
family. no fighting. The women went to
the polls rs quietly rs if they were going to
church. They seemed to be conscientious
us to what candidates were worthy of their
suffrage, many refusing to vote for men on
account of intempcrance.
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A LETTER FROM BISMARCK.

BERLIN, September 20.-A letter nom
Bismarck, dated the 18th instant, says that
1.-THE next phase of the war win be the
investment and, it is hoped in time, occu-
patton of Paris, and after that peace with the
Government at Paris, or those in power,
whoever they may be. They cannot desire
further slaughter, when oil required will be
to give certain and absolute guarantees that
the peace of Europe will not again be dis
turbed. see in the columns Of certain
journal that aTu paraded as having stated
what those guarantees mnst be and what
they must not be, Qfscourse these state
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n TCENOND AND IANYiLtE RAIi

Id NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oJtflk1UN
GOING soUTa:--Lyucnb9ry and Dsay que ~
senseTs .saye kicbrnond daiie Sexcept Sus =, ~
dsys| as 2. NJ; arrive &C Danyilie DAILY W
cept SundaYs| a. s:56 e., u. sTHhDCSr IS#
Ain EXPENSE leaves 2tctuucnd cs,i7 AZ
p, Il: leaves Danyitle tally zs 7s A. H.. arrlsS
az Greene .oto' daily 1t l;os 3. a. r,.r,,,,o nj
SoIrG NORTH. AynchburH sao DSnVMs -
sen9ers leave Danysne daily Except sanosyl
1910 4, p. lsays Burksvils daily se1SsP' All sSj
1e2seept Snndavs) al a:3sP II. THROUGH nAIA
NM EXPRESS 'esyes Greensboro daily a. y:
-naryii,e daily laS . IS a. Es n
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A STRANGE SUICIDE was committed in
Harrison county, Missouri, on the lst. a
traveller stopped at n farm where they
we're thrcshing out grain, and going In the
barn-yard began talking to some OF the men
at work, telling them he used to work win
n machine, whereupon he ASKED leaVe e. W
short spell he asked if he might not feed
the machine. 1t was quite apparent that
he was well posted in regard to thrcshing;
and an having fed for some time, he looked
around at the driver with nod, sgniiyiE:G
that he wanted more power. standing still
till the cylinder was flying and buzzln;S
around IKE "double, gcared lightning
and every one becoming alarmed at the
| awful motion, he jumped head first against
the teeth of the cylinder, and in less than an
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

A FIGHT AT vISSoON-A BODY OF PRUsSIAEs
REFUSED.
NEW York. September 20.-A telegram to
the Herald to-day from Orleans Uia London
saws: An engagement took place near Wis
soon, in which Is, 900 French were attacked
by Is, 900 Piqlsslans.
The Prussians were moved down by the
French artillery, but, after considerable
loss. they recrossed the river in good order.
1t is believed that Jules Fayre's mission
will result in peace, the conditions to be
fixed simultaneously with the cessation OF
hocti1jfjeS.. ....'- ~. .9art
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LAND PUKcHAsE.-l'he farm of Andrew
Withers, in lower FauqIier, commonly
known as "Grccn Meadows" containing
$50 acres, with ordinary improvements, has
been purchased by j. II. McGregor, Of
New York, for ST. per acrc.-Ffederlcks-
haLr1 Uer1Li.
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China Intense Feeling against Fol-
eigners.

Hone KONG, September l, ria London,
September 20.-The feeling in China against
foreigners is intense, and fresh outbursts
of violence on the part of the natives are
feared.
Mr.. Wade, Secretary of the British Le-
CATION, still remained at Pekin.
The French Ambassador had threatened
to retire unless the Mandarin, implicated
in the Tien-Tsieu massacre, was executed
before August 31st.
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WHEELING, W. VA, September 20.-The
long-protracted strike of the iron-workers
has ended, the managers of the works re-
fusing to make any concessions.
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sas a-t BANK OF COMMERCE., !
FREDERICKSBURG July 10. 1870.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN THE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTER
sIGNhn NOTES OF THE BANK OF COM
MERGE thar the same must be presented for re-
dem ot1on at par at The Office or sald bank, IN
ks burg, Va, or at the clearinghouse OF
Conway, Gordon Il Garnett, in said town, on or
before The FIRST DAY OF AUGUST 1871, or L my
same viii ba barred In conformity with an aSs
OF. the General Asss N bly, OF Virginia passed JiS
1870 entitled an act for Il relief Of the Bark o.
Commerce ut Frederick sbnrgs -,
2 GEoRGn B. SCOTT, Ere es Ean,
j. NJ. HERNDoN, Cashier. ly ss-Sea
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A Democrat Elected from Oregon 10
the United States Senate.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2O.-The Ore
gon Legislature has elected Colonel j. X.
Kelley Democrat) to the United States
Senate, to succeed Williams (RadicaD.
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ANOTHER WAR ON vAspERnILT.-Nesc
York, September IA formal application
was filed to-day with the Attorney-Genera'
of the State, requesting him 10 oeg,n ap, Io "
ccedlnes for the suspension and remoYal OF
Commodore Vanderbilt from the presi-
dency of the Hudson River and New aork
Central Railroad Company: me app,G:, .
ton is based on the ground that .andeIn III
is nurng the Of fr ns ,pi IN o ny
der to compel the Erie managers TO VIII y!
draw their personal claims against him IN
the wcll.kuown five million suit.
At a recent meeting of representatives OF o.
rival trunk lines westward RISK ana H to,,n
tory arrangements being perfected as to the
division OF business, but Vanderbilt in
sisted on the withdrawal of the suit first
This Fisk and Gould refused. The meeting
broke up without accomplishing anything
and the present ruinous competition seems
likely to continue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

SUDDEN DEATnS.-LaSt week the follow
ing very sudden deaths occurred in Rock
ingnam county, in the order named DR..
:. VI. Dold, torty-onc years of age Mr..
George Nicholas, seventy years Of age and
George II. ChriSman. Esq, scvcnty-t hrec
years Of age. These We're all good and val
liable citizens OF that county.
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ments are mainly romance. You know, OF
course. what guarantees are necessary
IN secure a lasting peace, and prevent
over AGAIN an aggressive war on the part OF
Tranee against Germany. 1t Is rather
military than political question, ana the
King and his friends Will decide the true
relation in due time. In the meanWhne,
no oyertures can now be received uhtii the
army is before Paris. But rest assureu Ina'
the safety of Germany, being properly 81
no obstacles viii be placed on the part OF
Germany in the way of the termination OF
a var into which she was dragged most I'M
willingly. but from which she Will never
racade until the Legitimate aspirations Oh
her children are secured ana tne integrity
| of the Fatherland guaranteed"
7 KIsa WILLIAM TO RECEIVE JULEs FAFHh-
| rHIERs's MISSION.
| Tospos. September 20.-The latest Berlin
odvices state that the King Will receive
Jules Fayre at Rheims tomorrow 70 near
/ his peace propositions.
TpnRs. September Pot is reported as
the result of the meeting between FaVre
and the King that the hope of speedy peace;
| is not abandoned. If there is peace al al
it must be settled Immediately.
NJ. Theirs left here this afternoon after az
interview with NJ. CrimeuX: England re;
ceiyed Thiers's explanation favorably, anc
is prepared to act with Russia and Austfl'
! If they accept Thiers's proposition. +"-~
rup vrvs ABOUT MILITARY MOVEMENTS
REPORTED PRUssIAN REvERsEs.
LONDON, September 2O.-The Prusslan
have a large police force throughout Al E4
and Lorraine, and the outbreaks at MIC,
and Mentone have been entirely suppressed
General Steinmetz has been renewed, s.
cole credit of reducing Metz. Steinmet
. has been appointed Governor of Polsen' II
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Ca,alera Den1hs Mt Havana.

HAVANA, September 20.-There were one
hundred and twenty-three deaths from cho-
lera in this city yesterday.
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from Yellow Fever In New
Orleans. r.t

NEW ORLEANS, September 20.-There
were eight deaths from yellow fever for the
twenty -four hours ending ut 6 =. VI. yester-
day. Four were natives of Italy, two of
France, one of Nova Scotia, and one un-
known.
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" DUPoNTs POWDER.
l 500 packages Dupont's FFTG Rifle, FIG kline,
aud FIG Rifle, IN kegs, half and quarter
kegs, and canisters:
20 boxes DIAMOND GRAIN, In 10 canlstsTs
DUCK, Noe. /, . aud ., IN canisters anu
qpar.er kegs; ,o,rrrr
1000 kegs MINING and BLASTING POWDER.
..-, ALSO,
9oo 600 feet HEMP aud nOUBLE.TAPED FUSE.
For sale by L. i 8. WORTHAM & CO.,
au sI-.tswlm Agents for the manufacturers,
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,(
(

September Is, 1870
NOTICE.-In years past citizens were al
~ lowed TO connect with city culverts upon ap-
~ that time the houses were uunurlbgrcd. the 10
catI.n Of each, when connections were made,
could only ce entered upon The ofire books with
street between two others. Where houses, since
these entrances. have passed into other hands, the
means by which they could have ben located
through hes records is lost hence In pre- entlng
bills under the ordinance Of December l3, 1859,
wherein all persons adjacent TO city culverts are
required to pay The culvert tax and make connec-
former payments Should bills for culyert tax be
sent those who have evidences of such payments,
they will favor the Engineer by their presentatlon
CHARLES Il. DfMMuCK,
se13 Ivy City Engineer.
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An Ur,LvcKY JoKE.-Gcorge II. Davis
keeps 4 store in Pawtucket. A few days
since y, took fire. but was quickly eXtir-
@ui>Fed. On Monday Davis, in passing up
the street, met man by :hc nam" of Philip
81 4de, who asked him iokingly about his
setting fire t" his store. whcrcupon Davis
struck Slade violent blow on the face with
a whip. slade returned the blow with q
pick-aXe, striking Davis in the chest above
the heart, and inflicting Il trighttul wound,
(Which, it is feared. will prove fatal.
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Domestic Markets-lBY TELEeRAPH1.

NEW YORK, September 2o-Noon.-Flour very
firm. VIII, AZ neld firmly. Corn ic. better. Polk
lssc.; Orleans, istc. a..
BALTIMORE, September TO- Flour fairly active
and ste ,dy. Wheat Hrrn Maryland amber, 81 IS
@Sl. s5 fair to good, sl.3s@Sl Is; common, $I.l5
MS1.25 Corn scarce and higher; yellow, nomi-
nall, a0c.: mixed western white and yellow, 9Sel
CSC. Rye duh at 6CMI5c. Oats quiet at soc: Ba-
sonR ,Is sise gsc cie1f sid1s i sga
Whskey, finn at s2@s3r. Virginia 6's-Old, s.
bid sag asks co.'s. s. bid es asked; o7's, 90 bid
81 asked ; coupon. old, 81 bid.
CINCINNATI, September 90. - Flour Il family,
Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon dufA and I'M
changed Lard in fair Demand at M.lSc' Whis-
CINCINNATI, september 2O.--Io oacco dull and
nominal.
ST. LOUIS, September 2O,--Flour firm; super
fine winter f4lo@si20. Corn frR ut 70075c.
ro,k Gull at COS Is Bacon qulet shoulders nc:
al 84@9Oc. Lard Qniet at l5@15lc.
ST. LOUIS, september 20.-fopacco steady.
LOUISVILLE, September -Baeging firm ct %
@a9c Flour tirm extra Winter. sS;2s; Corn dull
firm at 17@lsc.; hams, 2i9s5c. Lard quiet. his
ky, SIC.
soRFoLK. September ?o.-Cotton less active
End lower low mlddlings, 17c.; iles, 80 bales !;
receipts, go bales; exports, coastwise, 352 bales;
sock, sH bales.
mapd with light offe ln2s at l7tc; sales 800 bales;
receipts, 2, 0e0 bales stock 1881 bales.
MOBILE september 2o.-Cotton quiet and easy
mt 1bsc. sales 40 bales receipts, 500 bales ;sock,
l0,ss5 bales.
CHARLESTON, September 2O.-Cotton dull at
161c; sales, 100 bales; receipts L5l7 bales; stock,
3,575 bales. ..... -..
NEW ORLEANS, September Go.-Cotton dull and
lower at M. sales 500 oaes receipts, 675 bales
stock, 49, sl4 bales. Gold, 1l3s New York sight,
&c. premium.
Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. september 90 N0on.-.Consols, s2i.
United states BONDS. GOT. Sugar easier.
Tro o'clock.-Consols, s2a. Fine Rosin buoy
ant.
LoSpoN, septembcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e2S.
United States bonds, 9Os
LIVERPOOL, September Foon.-Cotton
quiet uplands, 93d. Orleans 9sd.; estimated
sales. 10, 100 bales: Corn, 2ss. Cd.
Ttr0 O'Clock. -Weslern Wheat, IS. sd. ; red win
ter, ss 10. Flour, 2ss. Cd. Pork, ll5s. Sales Of
COZ on won't exceed 3, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL. September 20 EUening.-Cottcn
quiet; urlands, ssL; Orleans, ssd.; sales, 5000
bale export Is ana spcculations, l,oUo bales. Ma
val stores quiet.
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STAEGING AFFRAY.--A difficulty occurred
yesterday at the rolling-mIl between two
Of the employ Gs-Hcnlv Leman and Gott-
ieib Steikee, in which the latter received a
stab from knife in the left side ofthc back,
:n0 which reached the cavity of the chest :.
Lcman made his escape Immediately after
intiicting the injury.-LyAch5ng HsInbt-
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NTOTICE.-THEC CREDITORS OF THE
~ MERCHANTS AND MECH A c 5
SAVINGS BANK OF poRTSMpuTH are hers,
nv notified that the said savings bank by deed
dated the oath dty Of February, 1870 and OF record
In the clerks Office of the court Of hnstings for
assigned all their assets to- the undersigned Ill
trust 10 secure the debts cue by the SAID Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank : and notice Is here
by given said creditors that, whether as deposi :
tors holders OF notes, or certificates or indebted
ness, or otherwise, to present the evid, noes OF
w. MURDAUGH, III the city Of Portsmouth,
within sixty DAYS from the Goth day of July. 1870
in order to avail themselves Of the distribution OF
the assets Of the said savings bank that may DO
made under the deed aforesaid
G. w. MURDAUGH. ! Trrstpe.
SAMUEL N. Wilson's trustees
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The Lynchburg Nrginian speaks of
" col0rcd hurtiIiug."
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RICHMOND AND rETERsBC2G n. X. Co., J.
RICHMOND, April q. 1916. [

RICHMOND AND rETERsBU2G n. X. Co,
RICHMOND, April q. 1876, /
ysHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
l. run as follows: \
Leave Richmond II 3:45 A. 81 and 2::oP. u.
Leave Petersburg FL 10 A. NJ and 1905 Z. ID. b
Freight and Accommodation train, With passcn.
ger car attached. will leave Richmond DAILY ut
4. n :, and Petersburg dslly NJ s:2o 4. II. tsun-4
days excepted).
The 3d5 A. Il. train will not leave Richm ond On
SUNDAYS, and the 7:s5 7. "a. train VIII not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. i-..t.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 r. NJ.
train, running through daily Baggage cheekea
through. :.lrls
The passenger coach attached TO the coal trsiA
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. f93F
Leave Glover Hill At 4. NJ, connecting al
Chester with the accommodation train. Pns5ens
gers returning will tsks the 2so Y, 81. train COD
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
- 49, THOMASH WYNNE,
APPS Superintendent.
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MILL BURSED.-Thc mill Of Mr.. David
Butcher i now a mass OF ruins, having been
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night last.
It is supposed that the tire originated III the
smut machine. The flour Was saved. but
1000 bushels of wheat and Il large quantity
OF otfal. some corn. &c, were destroyed.
Supposed loss about $4,000; insured for
g .0p0. - Stanton Spectator.
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ID IGEMUND AND YORK RIYEd
Ko RAILROAD LIEE4-XoR BALTrnORk
THE k sGt;A AND HgRTRWE sf.CHAng


OF SCHEDULE DAILY (FxCEsT gUEb
DA YSh-fASSEEGEH SCHEDULE
Pa2sengaTs or Baltimore ant point: NORTH
Will take the passenger trgig from the dsp
Got OF Che Richmond Snd York River FatirosS sE
Richmond DAILY Except SnndassI It :. Il,
sGs Wfst Font g4sr ~ sney ", t q re sst an
tain s. W. gRsEAaA, or ABAiiAL, CaptAii
PHILIP REYBoLD, -:botv Of which hive 6,e1&
ne sly fitted out with splendid accommodated
Tor passengers reaching Baltimore the totlowin&
mcrains in time TO conaeet Nth the trains 10
Philadelphia, New Yors, aud the West. asturrH
Ing, the s t leave gies No. . L:Eht.3sseeS
TTs,siEyss, Just below Pratt street saitimoeek
2sssengess arriving in Richmond e. $3.50 A. Mf
the following day, IN time 30 connect With ts
express traia on the Richmond and DanyiIle railS
road for psngille anG az points on that ROAD
greensboro, salisbury. Charlotte, &C., y. G,
Columbia g.. g. sn1 81 points soutt ; and with
the Chesapeake snd Ohio railroad Tor The variou
celebrated sprtlgs on the line Of thst road.
10 'rASsEHsz SIX TRAIN lesves siehmocd dsiiyt
at 2. NJ. Leaves Wtst Point duiIy 81 $50 A. d.. Z
Freight received sud forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF .adtng. given 70 prominenf
points. -. ~. THOMAS IiOD HEAD
jy15 ft' rs trtai, BIS sDpS rintaDd~nf
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HEAVY CATTLE SHIPMESTs.-The Virgil
MIA and Tennessee Railroad delivered to the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad yesterday
for shipment to Baltimore thrty-one car
loads Of cattle from the following points ::
Dublin. Ii: Max Meadows, ); Bristol, ,;
Marion, >; Glade Spring, ; and Abingdon,
G.-LyhchjnTg Hepubllc1n.
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Mr.. RIvES says the Conservatives will not
do justice 10 the colored men. 1t cannot
be said Of many Of the Conservatives that
they do not pay their colored hands the
wages due Them that they owe them large
arrears for last years work: and this IS
sad, and can be proved, Of Mr.. ,fivcS.
With what face can n man who does not
do justice TO the colored man in business
matters, and whose family were notorious
before the war for treating them as mere
merchandise, set himself up a> their espe-
clal champion now: 1t is the extreme OF
lmpudence.-- Charlottesville Chronicle.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

M BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKEY,
~ 90 barrels K = GIFTED WfIISKEY,
10 barr els DOMESTIC BSAHDY and GIN,
barrels SOUTHAMPTON APPLE
BRANDY,
5cisks pure PORT and SHERRY WINE,
I cask p IRE FRE&CH BRANDY,
tcask pure HOLLAND GIN, ..-0...
ca.k pure IRISH WHISkEY,
for sale 10y .
SEQ JOHN ii. HlIJlNS.
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americans Coming Home iEoinas
France and Germany.

NEW YORK, September 20.-Ihe steamer Gamer
viIIa do Paris arrived to-day from HaVre
with many Americans on board driven from
Eronce and Germany by the war.
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FURNITURE, dc.
Cabinet Maker aud furniture Leaiei

TO ALL.-Every 60
Il family should know that HARWOOt ~
KITT EK intend moving 20 the large building lE.t
now being erected on Governor street ~ :; w:
Time PARLCR, DININ6-RoDM. CHAMBER
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can be bought
at our establishment at abouf cost. We invite all
in want Of good sasstanttsi furniture and INST
tresses 10 examine our stock beaoye we move.
- HAHWO0D& RITTER,
y res opposite the post. office. Msin street.