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1 ne Tobacco Market as Reported by the New
~.a-..-- York Tobacco E,rofo

pirgtntG LeG.-Whiie the receipts at Rich.
mono are daily diminishing the last g,l rter or
inc 1870 crop Is being MAJ kcted prices seem to be
Is S'eatiiy advancing. We are certain The now
nifgintt wiz be short crop. just as We know The
ConEccticut this Year will be a very large one
but hej"nd this we Cannot pronounce pUslt,yriv
Precisely as to Us ia!i;y we are yet unable 10
speak WIN any decree o. aa5urance. 1t is much
too scun, Me=htime the held rs AMI specuIators
are making Tue most OF tie ell, cnsson Of two short
crops. Ihey have already forced prices nm TO a
point n: width the manufai TUT rs desp.fr of max
ing profit, and st:l! higher o;ch is talked OF.
IL Fooid stem lmrossibe to much longer keep the
gu cations Tor the manufacture ed article al tncir
present raJRe In she lace or this declaed and un-
con- prom sing ADVANCE.
WnnuJncfnred. app ears TO have been a.
d.cldeu luil lasl week after tic excitement OF TIE
week before. Whaher there has been ony actual
advance in black WORK seems a disputed point not
vet determined. 1t is GsIotaily conceded mo W.
ever, that the recc 1t transactions have mad a
Wholesome effect mon price, aud b. ct least tenn
p Tar.ly Withdrawing a large amount OF tobacco
from the market. given no ders uorc coniiden e,
ard lcIt them less completely at tae mercy Of the
buyers 'Soule fou.s and fves, IN bright work,
were disposed Of 10 the California trade, bu: at
NO adj ance on pilcss ruliug n fortnight since.
Low graz es or Dr;gh:s are. however, rep2rted
scarce With sn upward tendency While The me-
Gin and II. tier grades are unchanged.
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FrrrAt Charlottesville Chicago

A FrLrAL CHrcAaoAN.--The Chicago
.Ecensng Journal Of Monday prints the fol.
lowing: 81 ..5s. s..s
This morning MIR. and Mrs. Harden, pa.
rents Of Master Robert Harden, a.yodth,14
wears of aye, appeared before Justice Soul
is, and declared their liyes'to be in peril at
the hands Of their promising SON. They
stated that the gentle youth always re-
turned home late at night or very early in
the morning, invariably more ar less under
the influence Of liquor, and never failed to
inform them that some day or night he
should derive the deepest qualification in
first killing them aud afterwards cutting
them into little bits with jack.knife he
close tlourishcdtn proximity to their bodies.
lie always had said knife under his pillow
AT night, and nigh. at any time take it into
his head TO carry out his cnternrising
ideas. The parents begged that their son
nigh! hg taken care OF, aud the Justice
made M order for him 10 be sent en- route
TO the Reform School.
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Milking In Silence.

At farmers club in West Cornwall,
Connecticut Gu. S., a farmer said that no
talking should be allowed while milking
was going on. He said he discharged one OF
his servants who persisted in talking during
milking time, and thatin three days the In.
crease In milk was equal TO The mans weekly
.vooes we fear an increase to such an ex-
tent must have been due to other causes
besides the one assigned. II 1.-The enlarged
Yield followed solely from the dismissal of
he man. we suspect bis presence affected
the supply OF milk in some way apart rom
his loquacity. We have frequently touna
change Of servants prove beneficial. 1t
may be that talking prevents hens fr0m lay
ing also. We know we have often e2pe-
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The National Commercial Convcn

IlOH.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-The Convention
has adopted the report Of the Railroad
Committee.
The report Of the Committee on Interior
Line Water. Communication recommends
the dredging OF The mouth Of the MlsSis-
sippi as temporary cXpedicnt, and the
construction of a ship canal connecting the
Mississippi with the ocean, az 4 CONNER
cial Necessity, from or near Fort st. Philip,
on the lett bank, to the Gulf of Mexico, to
be mainluined al Government cost and free
of tolls. an appropriation Of "a, 100000 is
asked for his DIRK.
The action Of the previous Convention
regarding the James River and Kanawha
canal was approved, and the appeal to Con-
gress for aid renewed.
Hon. ReVerdy johnson addressed the
Convention.
The Convention has adopted various re-
ports; also, resolution recommending
Congress TO pass bl | fof universal anl-
nesty.
The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas this Convention having adopted
q resolution asking the General Govern.
ment to refund the tux collected on cotton;
therefore be it
Resolved, That coal oil, iron, and other
commodities having paid Il similar tax. be
included IN the resolution rounding the
tux on cotton.
The Convention has adjourned sine die.
and will meet again in 1872 IN st. Louis.
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Rev York Mems.

new YORK, Sept. 29.-i'he reported case
of yellow lever in Brooklyn proves to be
typhoid.
a company of United States troops
leaves to-day to reinforce the 4th artillery
in North Carolina.
The Tribune says: owe accept the
ticket nominated yesterday at Syracuse f."
and adds: 1--WE accept the mi!acle ol
clumslness called the platform, and bow 10
the monstrouS State CUmmttee.'
Col. VIM. l.. ShutteIWorth, colonel oil
marines, died here to-day, aged % years.
a number of coolies, who had completed
eight years service in CUM, have arrived
here en- route for California, to which point
Cuba pays their expenses.
Commodore Oscar Bullus is dead.
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Domestic hIarke,s-lBY Ts.gGRApH.I

Domestic AIaTbets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Sept. .g.- Cott1i, quiet and weak
i!cS 2,Gii ba,cs prices unchanged. Flour more
active; southern, common 10 fir extra, sR6 $50
s7.5o @ord To choice, $7.j56P. Wh.ssey, $40
S!.0l. g. h"at-kej winter ~eetern- Si.GeGQS16o
[, RI, TiNl75c. hice stcady aT sifloc. Navals
quiet. falloH steady. Freight; unchanged. Pork
aDd lard steady.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2a.-Ftcur and wheat active
aaG II m. corn active wilits, IjGis::. Rye trm
Il, 75lEs2c. r.oFi,ions uacl:aaged. W hiskey,
sl0al.ol
LOUISVILLE, Sept. ce.-TchaccD 5ctve; sales,
JOS hogsnesds coinmoc 10 rdir lSs, 81. 2sGlS7i5
!ow'o Sood IcIf $50 SIS -
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Cotton Markets

MOBILE, Sept. 20 Cotton: miGdlirgs, ISL.
safes $50 bales stock, ,sl6 bales; sales for week,
i,oU9 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29.-Cot!on firm: m'dlirgs,
I.a:.; receipts, Pcs Gales; shipments, 75e bales
salsa ior week 3: TO bal-6; stock, LIS bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 20 Cotton niddlings,
1stc. MT receipts, iGl bales sales, 800 bales
stOcS, 0,55S bales net receipts for week, 5,e'f
bales; stes for week, / OSO bales.
SAVANNAH Sept. co. Cotton firm and low
midd nss, lGte.; s.Es so baios stock s. 6ss bales
sales 10 week $50 ba:J.
NEW ORLEANS Seat co-Cottou steady and In
fair Ocmiud; mti!i:gs, 1st,.; net rec etpts, 8sl
baiCt gross receipts 1850 palts exports coast
wise, 7No tsEs 20 bales stock, 49, 6l bales
sales for week, $3.50. ..-...
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 90 1871
AREIFEB.
Steamer Pal.sade, Nelson, Chickahoniny, ". p
Brett. ..-..-...--
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman. New York, mcr.
CHI indise and passengers, john w. Wyatt.
Steamer Jonn sylvester, Clifford. Norfo!k, mer.
chandisc and passengers, l.. Z. Tatum & 20. ,.-
tBY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 2a.-The schooner
Me ka has arrived here with the loss OF her deck
load, foreiopmast, flying ltbbeom, and u Ian
cock, for Richmond sehooncrs Il. {. THOMAS,
from ives. Indies, and K. J adams, from Wind
Nc. York. for Baltimore. Passed out: Bark b.
FAY, for kott, roam /: brig j. B. Brown, Tor AS,
pirwall: and brig May, for Wess indies ana
schooner Peerless, for Porto Rico.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Sept. pa meeting rep
reyenting the dry goods, grocery, drug, and
western produce houses, embracing 100
firms, was held tonight to protest against
the quarantine vessels Of New Orleans en-
tering Texas ports. Pointed resolutions to
that effect were adopted and telegraphed TO
Gov. Davis. .-E
A letter declaring that there was no yell
low fever in this city, signed by Doctors
Brcckell, Brun, Cheppin, and Holiday,
was read 1t the meeting.
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Funerai EEOHors 10 Gen. Ciant1G-
Great demonstrations OF Respect.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 29.-The
.randCst demonstration took place to-day
ever known i'll Alabama on the occasion vi
Tie funeral obecquics OF Gen. Clantun.
HIS body, lying lii state ut tie capitol,
was visited BY over 10000 people, and tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, where the
funeral was preached, was filled to over
diving, and the square around the church
packed with people.
The procession 10 the cemetery was over
two miles long. 1t is estimated That tho
Grape on the stores, private residences, and
puzzle buildings, would make 4 line ten
miles long.
The grief of the people is great, and men
and Women freely shed tears. The cOOred
population We'd IN their demonstration: OF
respect to the great Democratic leader Of
Alabama.
Large contributions have already been
made towards raising fluCS for the family
of The deceased. Every business house is
closed.
SELMA, Ala, Sept. 29.-Thc death of
General Clauton has created universal and
profound sorrow in this community. To-
day the church bells arc being tolIed and
other demonstrations of respect made.
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 29.-In the first
race today for 5000, three-mile dash, " FoS-
ter" walked over the track.
In the second race, oDc-mlle dash, for
$3.50, "Cvmmerce come in first, winning
in las.
The third race, for $500, mile heats, was
won by Mclntyre's colt, by Tiara"
Time, 1.494, 1.4sa. 80.
In each race the tavorite was the winner.
The weather was fiae, aud the attendance
was the largest of the week. The meeting
closes tomorrow with four races.
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Lynch LAW IN GEORGIA. Wash ACTON,
sept 2S. Information has reached here
that recently the most intense Indignation
waS aroused in Madison, Ga, owing to an
attempted outrage by a negro upon young
lady. The negro was arrested and placed il.
sail. On Tuesday morning large force of
men entered the town and forced open the
iajI. when the reports Of 3 number OF five
arms were heard, and the party lett the
town. The next morning the corpse OF the
negro was found in the cell almost rldd!ed
with bullets. Great excitement prevailed
in The town and country, but no further
trouble was apprchended.
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{ sMAsHISGyoH Sept. q. The .barqpe.ar
VII probably Continue rising and high 81. IA
the Atlnnttc and Gulf coasts and the Iowvarr
lakes, with pleasant fweather2on SATURDAY. !,
bgt will fall rapidly norttaand west of the,
ONO Valley, With increasing northcasterly
WINDS on the upper Iascs. a storm of con.
ss Iusi severity, Is probably approaching
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The HoosAc TUNHEL.-The distance from
end TO end OF the tunnel is 4S4 100 miles,
or, ia round numbers, AZ. The work o..
cXcayating Is prosecuted as both ends and
in both directions from u central shaft.
The tunnel has now advanced IL miles
from the eastern entrance, II miles from
~ western and $50 feet il the centre,
leaving about Il miles yet 10 complete
Ntv York I,!Jane.
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We in the South are rather gloomy about
the cotton crop, and falling prices of it
As the farmers are forced TO sell to meet
their papers before the prices are apt to
rise. necessarily The crop falls into the
hant;S of the Spectators at the North, and
does not help the people In tho South
Letter to Dispatch from Macon. ia.
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Hospitalitses 10 Grad Duke Alexis
BosroN, Sept. pa COMMITTEES Of the
Council has been appointed to extend the
hospitalities of the city to the Grand DUKE
Alexis, of Russia, who is on his way TO
visit this country, and is expected 10 arrive
about the Sth proXimo.
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TELEGRAP p NEWS:
seu YORK ,1tock ana Money Market

Kew York ,atock and Money Market.
:. NEW Yoak, Sept. 2o.- Money abund mt at s per
cent. Sterling weak. Gold, i,a9 Governments .
,s9s, IsA, 'o5's 1l5s, ew, l14i; 'c7s, 1idl 'os's
ttiss rlo-ao's, ilsg.
southerns dull and generally steady. Tenues-
sce,a 5f;s new Ttt. viretn!a's, 7is; new 6st
Louisiana,s, o6; new, SO. Leree's, Gss; S'a, 50.
Alabama's, 100 s's, Go. GeorRia's, go: rs, 81.
North Caro,iuRra, aIt; new, aa3. South ca;o-
liua's, 70; new, 52R. ...r *,
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s,ss,r x,s,s,lI,a "a q ]
.-.e S.5ss DEFY EaDx3NBa. fs.Sse,E I:
vi ORE NEW GOODS At 'stss: =
-. JULIUS sYoLEP 8,
sis bHoAD STREET. between 9TH and sth,

. IT,
,.es du .,n TO our already large and velse-
OF new, cSean We ars receiving vary desirable lot
seIsmens Of Cassiueres BIseb a nadu .a arsG
and boys,A gear table for mems
stock Rsass.s Sels aOf
Cfoskna stella. Plaid aud siripsd shswis:
silS Velvet from lsras los
cheap fail and winter Dress eo ,no misses, very
Ciois and e I.sh Popins. Em5rss.
Paid poniin an black and CoIorfd Aipacsesss
low rstas and sassIass AND
at low rates; large lot of Baimarsii s:d Tick,
ann c aa @sges vssy cheap stock Of Wb.s
Suilts; Bleached and Uahiesehed Tsh,e u a,es
hepkirs, Toweis.sc; everything 10 be found In :, .
bonse-urnshin9 liIe; ela2 .nt stock OF Whit sn
Color ed fisnEes, plain and twil:ed; Opera Fisn.
nels In every Shade, prices 10 suit Our friends
The public would do well to call and examine haI
lore purchasing elsewhere. r ) : s ~ : 20 'e
statesmen: j. j. Turner, ". u. Powers. 4
". beTel, John n, Gary Qste With Levy Eros. !
and Augustine Royal. : =. = : AZ 80 SC % .
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Tuw Richmond Radical Convention pre-
sided over by the individual who got a
black eye from Pat. Woods, passed resolu-
tons endorsing Grant. Not much else
could be expected from Convention that
would select such afcllow as Porter for q
presiding officer W0shlMqion Patriot.
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\ STRANGE pEocEEDISG.-On Wednesday
lat quite an unusual occurrence tranSplrcd
,u Main street. and created Il good deal Of
excitement. 1t appears that some months
80 Gel. BrNdtu'c. Il quiet. uuotlending,
md popular Texan, who had been living
n uuv community for some time, had an
entertainment i his housr on Park street.
.rl Mr.. Rgadttlte ordered The necessary
r,!rc>hm&n,s from Fred. uartnage. just
g.rGorr sending the confrctions out, Mrs.
llagtuag'c stepped across 10 Tom Winetlcld
md asked hin--as merchants are III the
hi&t oil asking each other about Strangers
Us 10 the credit ol Mrs. Bradtutc. MIR.
Wineu; Id rcpltCd--in honor bound TO an.
>war tlulY--tn2t Mrs. Bradfute owed him
~. Wh 4. she had not pad him promptly,
tHd that If she Mrs. ~ sent the things
p. thought II would be some time before
>ac got ;hr money for tacm.
nu> Il ended, and nothing more wa'
a-,rd ui il unnl "Wednesday last, when
;rl BG~hf,tp NET Mr.. Win2tield, and after
-.iIin- sud talking awhile GU the bank
~tr0>. Gil. Bgati!Itc asked Dir. Nlngiiclu
.,.aIh down 10 EaShaw's sore with bin
Nr, Wmgiic!i said he would do ~ with
pleasure. aud started but instead OF going
- H">h!w'>, when they got opposite Hart.
wakes ~'"rr Col. B.atitutc suddenly seized
Nj~g;rll - The arm and sail, :" Come ii
n,Ir. >ii On getting int" the store, tho
tuiouel drew out paper and pistol, anG
tu'd Nr. Wiz giield that If he did not siGr
H.. ar3cr he would Kill him in his tracks
Nr. Wip@iicid Stated TO demonstrate with
h.n. hl!t he said. "NUt word. sir sign
III" paper or YOU are Il dead man. The
.I4v ION then resolved Itself into signing Oh
aljt-. w. Wlngleid preferred the for.
:.cr, and S;grad the article without read,
.u, Il a. Knowing what il was. This IS the
evidence ~ given III court. Colonel Brad
lu,e denies that lac drew his nis:ol. but &C
E,owIrd.cd that lie forced Mr.. Wipgiold
- e'-,u under threat OF death.
W. have not been aole to get 4 copy OF
.ne card that NJ. Ningiield WAS forced 10
IN. i"r,.l-c il i III the hands ofthc author
lir~. ard, in III" opinion OF his Honor, the
Mayor, the publication of it would lead 10
E. ji,,,h At III" peace !; for tha. reason lie
refuses to- !c, L, copy 1t. The substance OF
g. however, is, ~ i;.. i, we have been aDln
80 earn from Mr. Wirgtield and Colonel
~ .atg,r, tlat The statement he had made
80 Nh. iiartn&gIc was Il wiiful and mali
yirt.~ tie. Mr. Wingiicid denied In court
TAFT TIE statement WAS correct, and sad
int av would not have signed 1t except
thgcu@l compul.ion. After signing, Mr.
Winfield went 10 the Mayor : oiiice and
h.sl 4 w.,rraI: issue q tor the arrest OF Col
= aifu,c. " hi"h was daily executed by
,>,,ucau. p;tvli. The testimony was SUD
-ituiigil- ~ we have given it. His Honor,
-, Mayor, bound Col. B:aGfu;e III The sun
81 .s:.'',U Keep he peace FOR; w"Ifc months
.-,. ii1ra.r was disHii<s2u.-- Cha ip,icSrWt
q ,a.T|...
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a Desau,ter sentenced.

PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. 80 Rogers, the
defaulting cashier of tue National Bank OF
Brunswick, plead guilty to-day, and was
sentenced to six years imprisonment.
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.Des.ruer,ye Fire.

PHILDELpaIA, Sept. 29.--The paper and
rig warehouse of iJessup & Moore, located
ia the centre Of a number OF pepper stores,
was burned to-day. Loss, Sl50, 600.
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A DoubIe Murder.

SELMA, ALA, Sept. 29.-At York, Ala,
seventy miles west of Selma, YESTERDAY.
drunken man, without provecation,, killed
his wife and father-in-law, and then fled.
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When S.qaeWaii jackson WAS killed: and
one Of 10y assistant editors spoke kindly or
the better part OF his character, Abraham
Lincoln wrote me, commencing the tribute
~ 4 brave adversary. JOHN ". t0'ncy.
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c,,,re,.wnruers Lynched.

Nashville, TENN, Sept. 29.-Three ne
groes, under arrest for burning the Metho-
dist Church at Winchester, Tenn, were
taken from the jail of that place last night
and hanged.
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RE-ExuUITED,
Corh.--Whltc, 434 bushels.
Onts. i. 900 bushels.
Nedk.- l3l Dushels.
REMAINS.

REMAINS. ls-.s an ss
wheat active, and seed In much dem and = some
noiders OF ths later waiting for hla her figures.
.orn III Dexter dem md and somewhat SITTER. a
ieeer from Inc Happahsnnock says of cargo Of
corn on The way to Richmond: .This is the very
last corn trcmnantsrto come from our river"
oAts LII rair deuand-very good spriug bringing
5sc. DID
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! Hanged Tor Rape,

BALTIAoRE, Sept. 23,-Wm. Pritchard
.!cplored) was hanged to-day at Towson.
soWn.lo raping German girl in 1870.
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COM W hRCiAf.

s'.t Ccet' AID sIYouR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA,Sept. 20, 1871.
~ oFFEEIyGs.
EheW.nH hlte, Sis bushels Red, 6ss bushels.
err While, 500 bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels. .
Rye. 10 bushels. r. q.
Meat.-1n bushels.
3ALEi. 49, +.
q p sn " hite51ss bnshes-at: S.75Gl bl.77sM
$l.so Tor seed; 81 10 for prime: si6:S Ior We ~
gnea sl,sS Tor good; sl.d9 for fair; $L4o@sf so
sl:bl5 Tor very good; sl.e5 for god si.4o6sf.5o
Tor coinnfon. : n \ !. : %
CORR" l.te 27e bushels at 7sc. for waevil-
lhlr. Mixed, IS bushels at se6lslc
prime spring. w. e''" anu
Rye.-2: b isbe!s good NJ g7sc $685..
60. =! pashet5 at SGT. ; 7.buhcis unbolted at
KE-ExuuITED.
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HAMILTON EASTER = SONS,

HAMILTON EASTER q SONS,
OF BALTIMORE. Nd,
10 order the better to meet the wants OF tnef re-
tsll customers ut distance, have established
: SAMPLE BUREAU.
and wil upsa ap9teation promptly send oy nan y
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or french,
Engiish and domestic Manufacture, guaranteeing
III all times to sell IS low, not at seaS prices, than
any house tn the country. -. s,s- b. 81.
buying our goods from the largest and most sele-
brated ianufac.aEsrs In the different parts OF Eu-
rope and ,nporting tie same 5y , steamers ssss
supplied with the novelties OF the London. aud
yre bng snd seH only for cash. and make no
bad debts NE are able ana Filling TO cell our gsoas
nj FROM TEN, To .EiFTEEN EEK GENT.
LESS PROFIT than IL we gave credtt,
In sending for samples. spessff the kinA o. gooas
desired. We keep, the best grades or every tt3ss
of goods from tire lowestto The most costly.
Orders snaeeoapsnied by the CASH VIII et seat
C. q. D. ],
PGoMPT.PaYIEG Wholesale > YERs
are invited TO inspect the stock in cur JoDbirg aud
Package nepart1ieIs. address ..s
: ! - H. NIL ION EASTER = SINS, .sl ii
isT 100, col, and 2a3 West Baltlmora stree, -
Sse s-Tn&Flv 49,. ha.tmore, Mos
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FIFE IN PETERSBURG Five Houses To
,o1g pr$trnycd.-Thts morning. at . O'Clock
the belts gave vigorous alarm. The fire
,r}c;ua.cd in the house opposite the fish
hrHrh,S Of tic Old Market. occupied by
E,ni. rSrnior. The flames spread rapidly
- the house occupied hy VIM. vi lis rs a
.,.>ta' rauE. aud the ccok-h9uses 10 The east
-, Wis. Immediately opposite the Norfolk
,,,a Il The MS>i~>ipps, Atmnte and ONO
9r-o:. Ellis saved all his furniture nearly.
rte as,IuantS Of the sraalt houses were
r.,. r.rfnnatc. Mr.. krkham'S fistl-i,ousc,
r,-,,cnt "a Dick Wi'ljans>s premises, was
."..h.ly Injured. There was no insurance
49,, ,ny Of The wares or furniture In either
INC houses DESTROYED except upon he
,',s Stock al Rcci. WARMER. He had risk
~ rht Richmond Banking and Insurance
,.D,psny tor 500 or $500. MIR. Cuthbert,
Inn ag,nt Of tho company. who was on
,nr ,roiiud, did no, rcmemSlr the exact
aMnUut.
~ ; u'cluck the flames, under steady
creams from both Of the steam engines.
,,,,c nearly cXtinguiSi,ed. The depot was
got damaged.
me buildings were al! owned by Mr.
e acrt l.. Eo,iinc, and We learn We're III
,.rrt. hut fol VIA: amount or The comra
n.r@ vc could not asccrtaiu.-Pr0JrcSS q
St7sif:y,
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ArEests Tor Fraud, CheatlnE' Hu"
EwtndAsns.
ATLANTA, Sept. 29.-Foster Blodgett,
the late superintendent Of tile State road,
was arrested Yesterday charged with fratld,
and III. Z. Farrow, the encouragement,
was arrested to-day, charged with cheating
and sWindling.
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AFrE>rED.-Ilcury Lee (negro). who at
,,uptca Is murder his wife last saturday
H-h: al Ac,lou>s Hill, in this city, Was
arrested Yesterday. -N0rfolk J0u1ndl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30
LUMBER DEALERS.
BSKERsES.

DICEARD ADAM, "
IL STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TwsLFTH br., BETWEEN aALF AND GhRY' BIS
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
ERS daily.
Orders, wholesale and retail, attended
promp.ig. Price list AMI circulars sent 10y mail Oh
application.
4 liberal discount 10 the trade. -mV8
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OF JOB PRTN TIN q
~ NEATLY ExECUTED AT TEE DIS
PATCH PHINTI NG-H0UaE
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