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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRIA, &C.
PARIS, Sept. 3O.-Drouyn de L'Huys has
been appointed ambassador to Austria.
The German generals refuse to eVacuate
the department Of Ouise until they are
officially informed that the third half-mil.
lard OF indemnity is paid.
THE OCCUPATION OF oIsE-THE D1sARAA-
MEET, &C.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 3O.-The representa-
tons Of the Government to Germany in
reference to the continued occupation of
Disc are unanswered.
German troops are still at Campignc, and
have returned to CEeil, Cressy, and Clar-
mont.
The disarmament of the national guards
at Bordeaux is completed.
From London.
THE QUEENS HEALTH, &C.
LONDON, Sept. SO.-The usual reference
TO the Queens health does not appear in
the Court Journal to-day.
Mr.. Gladstone and the Prince of Wales
have gone to Balmoral Castle.
THE BRITISH REyENUE-TERRIFIo GALE AT
YARMoUTH-THE ALGERIAN INsuRREo.
TIoN.
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The British revenue
for the yea. closing to-day shows a a.
crease of haK a million sterling.
A terrific gale was experienced to-day at
Yarmouth, which occasioned great damage
to property elong the sea-coast and on the
river Yare, and to the shipping In the
Roads.
The Algerian instruction has occasionei
much agitation on the frontier Of Tunis,
and dispatches from that quarter note a
continual increase in the disturbances.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting 10 Tobacco Manufacturers.

Interesting TO Tobacco Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3d. Officers Of the in
ternal revenue, including Supervisor Pres
brey, have been recently in Virginia in con-
sutation with the tobacco manufacturers
of Richmond and other cities concerning
the various complaints which have been
made to the Department Of injury to the
trade by violators of the internal revenue
statutes, subject which has long engaged
the at ention of the Department..
No definite rule Of conduct has yet been
determined upon by the internal revenue
officials; but it is understood that the maui
ed. Will submit their views in writing to
the commissioner, who will give it earnest
and early consideration.
From these and other circumstances i
appears probable that Mr.. Dousles in his
forthcoming report will have im?ortantI
suggestions to make relative to reciprocal
protection on the part Of the Government,
and the legitimate manufacturers OF and
dealers in tobacco.
Mail Changes.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Owing to the
interruption of the mails between New Or
leans and Galveston by the quarantine, ar
rangements have been made by the POST
Office Department to send the mails De-
tween New York and Galveston by the
Mallory line of steamers weekly during the
continuance of the quarantine.
The Darden Murder Trial.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The taking OF
evidence in the trial of Darden for killing
Mccarthy was concluded to-day, and the
case submitted to the jury without argu-
ment. Owing, however, to the fact that
one of the jurors was sick, and the prisoner
raving, the court adjourned until Monday.
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A TrcHnoRNE INclDENT.-[ London corre-
spondence of the Boston st.]-Spcaktng
of the Tichborne case leads me to tell you q
1T ory which il going the rounds here, and
which seems we'll vouched for, which, If
true, will have very important bearing
In favor Of the pretending Sir Roger. An
English gentleman now in this country.
went to Australia some years $50 on bust
ness, and on one occasion miStook bis way
and wandered to q shepherds hut. There
he found man In whom he was delighted
TO find II teilow.conntryman, VINO offered
him heartily the humble hospitality OF his
roof. and. when he was ready, TO set him
on his way. :,
Thcy became very familiar In the loneli-
ness Of the Australian moor, and in talk
Ing one day the host remarked TO the stray
yent]eman: "You wouldn't think now that
/ belonged to the English artstocracy,
would you?" The stranger replied, with
an emphasis scarcely complimentary, '.ccr-
tainly not" "Wcll, am Que of 'em,
though" was the reply. ~ ANA haroncts
oldest son." The conversation and scene
gradually faded from the visitors mind
after his return to England; but when the
T!chpolnc trial was pursuing its long-draWh
course. he suddenly remembered it. lie
FASTENED up to London, and over to west
,ust closed, and presently out came the
selt.assertcd Sir Roger, cheered by the
crowd, who were watching to catch a
glimpse OF him.
The gentleman at once recognized in him
his bury and genial host of the wilderness.
He sought and obtained an interview
through SIR Rogers attorney, and the re-
suit OF this remarkable episode is, that the
once gratiticd and astonished guest will ties.
THY on the claimants behalf when the trial
is resumed in November. The fact that the
occurrence to which he proposes to testify
took place before the supposed death OF
sir Roger, and hence before Arthur ortol
would have conceived the idea Of imper
sunating him, will give great weight to hi!
, testimony, if the story turns out to be Al
authentic one.
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Domestic Markets.

EEw YORK, Sept 3t.-Cottoa firm /; sales. 3,2ss
bales uplands, laic.: ,rlean', 2rsc. Flour com
mon t. fair extra, a7@S7 75 good to choice, 81 so
k5.s. wheat: winter rcd VIZ Stein. 81 e.lpsl.ea.
Corn higher, 76ac. Pork heavy, sl345@ 1857.
Beer outlet. Lard St ady. Eavals and Gtvcc: les
quiet and firm. Ffeightj frmer.
City Mills extra S7I$3: western super fine 50. IS
@S625 extra, sc 751s7.25; family, s75tGtS. {;
others unchanged. Wheat finn Ohio ana lndi-
quiet -YeLoT. lN77c.; mixed, 7aa173c. Oats quiet
but firm at 5l6L58:. Provisions firm and I'M
chang. d. WhisAey, sl.olG$l.o2.
LOUISVILLE, sept. 3o-Tobacco-Sales, rs hogs
heads Tugs, ST. 5o@sS low to good leaf, $685..
ST. LOUIS, Sept. aa.-Tobacco active and higher
at S72; rs for Jugs and 81 pl2 for common 70
good dark leaf,
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TELEGRApHICs NEWS.
New York Atoek and Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 80. Gold, i1<1 Governments
steady. st>tes dull and quiet new South Caro-
lina's pretty active. Money quiet at EN7 pcr cent
Stocks steady and dull. Hterling-Lonp, St; short,
.. Tennessee's, 7Is; new, III Virginia'A ga;
new, sst. Louisianas, es; new, Ss. Levels, 7oA {;
s's, 50. Alabama's, 1oo; SIS. So. Gcorgia's, 50;
rs, 81. North Cardinals, al; new, 2st. South
Carolina's, '6; new, s.a. Governments: 'sie,
~, efs, 1885, 'e5's, 11ss, new, ll43; d7's liai
1879, llI!: lo-<o's, 111i.
TIE bank statement shows that loars have de-
creaead over given aud three quarter millions !;
specie increased three aud a half millions; de.
posts decreased nearly niue millions. and legal
tenders decreased over three and . quarter NIL
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MARIHE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHAOND. sErTEApER 30, 1871.

PORT OF ElCHAGND, SEITEABER ~, l8Iis
aEaTvsG
Steamer Albemarle Couch. New York, mcr
chandise and passengers, j. w. Wyatt
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Sorfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum & GO.
Brig Mary hllerton, Bowen, Boston, merchant
disc, Currie & Go.
Schooner Reading Railroad. Outten. Havrc dc
Grace, coal, j. Il. +. Burroughs.
Schooner William Frayser, Miles, Georgetown,
coal. 3. II. Hawes.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phelps, Alexandria,
gratn CALICO mills.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chickahominy, ". T.
Brett.
Schooner Frank Walters, Brewster, Athens, n.
z, railroad ties, Curtis & PARKER.
Schooner Serene, Jones, Baltimore, merchan-
disc. Curtis & Parker.
SCHOONER Joseph Parsons, Gaudy. Philadelphia,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Exchange. Jackson, yis Cabin Point,
lumber, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Alphabet, Keechun, Baltimore VIA
Chickshominy, lum Der, Curtis i Parker.
schooner A. 81. Hinsou, Hinson, Philadelphia,
granite, Richmond Granite Company.
Schooner WlltiRm and James, Uutten, via lower
James river, lumber, TO captain.
Schooner A. w. Collins, LOCKER, wood, New
York via lower James river, TO captain.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, September % schooner saarsGllle,
Chase.
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sIEY ORDINANCE,

N ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAT
N TIE. y ~ 1llr. CITY ORDINANCES 1I
ADDING IIlt.HE :. . SEC ZION u.
Irassed sep. IL, ISL
Bt il oyfuiuci, That pier 10 nf the city otJ-
nauccs. y sscd 5th iJcceinbCr, 1879, lie aud the
same is hereby. amended by adding thereto the
relieving section
Section Il. The hours for trarsacting business
In tie Offices Of the Treasured ard aNttt"r shall
be IS follows From =. II. until r. N. from
tie first dag Of April until the first day a. OTTO.
of the wear and TIE TT, asurer ana the s.uditor
sh II reqiir cd t. be present In the Offices az
signed them by the tny Council, and attend 20
their Official business during these hours: and II
eiihr or tbs Sc Offices shall eng &c In any regular
husin' s. which I'll III require cause them To neg
Icct their offices abi.ualy during pUeiness hours,
tie Council SHAH iDa.ct such penalty IS 20 them
Shall seem proper ~
Published by authority:
Sc cost L. G. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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Conservative Nominations -The Eat
ural Bridge Property.

TsPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. 3O.-Thc Con-
SENTATIVE Convention met to-day and unan-
imous'y nominated Col. VIM. I. Pouguc
and VIM. \. Donald for the House of Dele
gates.
a decd has been recorded in the county
clerks Office conveying the Natural Bridge
property to John w. Garrett, of Baltimore.
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Radical Nominations.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DlsTATcH.J
FARMyILLE, VA, Sept. 30.-The Radical
Convention in session here to-day nomi-
mated DR.. JAS. Jorgcnson for the House of
Delegates; Maj. IL. r.. Hooper for the clerk
ship, vice DR.. Jorgcnson; j. VIM. Wilkcr-
son for the sheritfalty, vice Maj. Hooper.
The cOlored mau is ignored.
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<N}m Il Alit!:A;,.

t1';H A!'D !rLGlsI. TACnANta,i
EruHMo.'o. Va, sept 30. iSn
ntfXG:EGS.
Whr0t. white, zoo hnshcls. Red ga bushels.
Corn me, tai bushes. Mixed, ei bushels.
Timothy Sscd 81 riIshels.
SkLEb.
lthcot.-. White-3io bushela-at MIS- for seed :
81 so for common.
llHeut. -ked-3s2 bushols-at q. 50 fer seed !:
FLO iGr prime; *l.e5 for very good; sl.5S for
!air Si.40GnSl.50 for common.
Corn ~ h'te, la2 bushes 1t s0c aisle. Mixed,
g. bushels nj sac
outs so bushels wlatcc at 7sc: so bu5hcs ycry
gvnf sprinc 1T Csc.
Timothy Seed -! bushels western at Fl.
KE-hXnlGiiL0.
C0rn.--Wt,tc, C;2 bushels.
oats. j, eco bushels.
The ol!rings Of wheat ware so light to-dty rs 10
be almost unworthy OF no:ice SO ftr KS comment
thereon IS concerned. Al the same time we would
remark that tllc market continues firm, and seed
wheat is il much demand The wheat bought for
seed Is not as general Thing. choice and for the
reason that choice IS very scarce and prope in
want Of seed are obliged t. be coatcn: with the
next best. Under these circumstances the qu.s-
ton Of sted wheat Is becoming serI3us one, Tor
matter Of course al iGierlcr s: &c! mus. produce
proportiopaDiy inferior crop. 1t Is, as We have
said difficult this season to 1nd really fine seed
that is free from dirt, brt ken grains, a., To be
sure wheat can be brought from elsewhere but
the question Is Will suit! tie fo!l and climate, and
therefore we shall he curious so sec the Odessa
wheat, Thch Is on Its way here, sud the opinion
Of the farmers Of heat "a expressed By It's I'M
rorto:s, we have already published. Cne thing Is
certain. and that IS farmers, for some reason or
otter, either from want Of good faus or from
carcIessness on Lhe!c own part or or the part Of
their farm serv ants in very many instances fail To
send their crops - MAJ ket "a such condition for
milling purpose; or for seed as is desirable.
Corn elbows no further decline. If anything the
market Is little better Oats se1dy.
VIC notice that the seed whea. most III demand
Is bright red or amber.
4 letter dated 10Th inst. from very prominent
house In New York, says "Cur breadstutfs ar
kethas non on a .eeb.e heal OF sic n, aud prices
travelling upwards at pretty rapit pace. Tnis
appears 10 be fally warranted by the character Of
foreign aGvicel yet we must con css we arc getting
little thaky in regard TO their maintenance.
Wheat to-day 8 or &c. better, and prime amber
Michigan sold al 81 10 pc. bushel"
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Fatal Accident.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE Dl>rATcH.]
srAUNToN, Va, Sept. 5o.--Mrs. james
Burch, near New Hope, i'll this county,
while engaged in making sorghum, got en-
tangled in the mill, and had her head
crushed, killing her instantly.
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had relieved them all as fast as the necessi.
ties of tho country would justltyit. itwas
the Convention, aud he moved to lay the
whole subject on the table.
After a desuItory discussion, the motion
TO lay on the table was rejected, as also q
motion to refer to the Committee on I'm.
finished Business, and the resolution was
rhen adoptcd,
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Sudden Death from Apopiexy.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-Gcorge II.
Muniord, prominent citizen OF this place,
and for many years officially connected with
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
died suddenly this evening Of apopleXy.
He was attending to business this A. NJ.
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MORE NEW GOODS ut
julius SYCLES'S,
ais BROAD STREET. between 4th and Sth.


In addition to our ALREADY large and weil.se-
lscted stock, we are receiving very desirable lot
Of new, cheap goods. We have on hand large
assortment of Cass.meres. Black and Colored
Sittlnets, Kentucky Jeans, &C., suitable for mems
and boys' wear. Also, Water proof Cloth for
ladies' Cloak3 all colurs and prices an elegant
stock OF Brochel Stella Plaid. and Striped Shawls;
Coaking material all colors, at prices to suit the
times uure silk Velvet from IS to $l6 large lot
OF fashionable .Cloaks for ladies' snd misses, very
cheap fall and winter Dress Goods IA endless va
rely: fine assortment Of Iridh Poplins. Empress
Cloths, and Merinos Black and Colored hlpacas :;
Pltd poplo: Ali-Wnol Plaid In eutllt varieties
Blch'd and unbrd sheetlngs and Shirtings at very
low rates; str'pd and Plaid Dolnestics, Bed Tick,
&C., at Low rates; large lot OF Balmora skirts for
ladies' und mcees, very cheap full stock OF White
and CyloIed Blankets. Spreads. ard Mlrseilles
Quilts; B.eached and Uubleached Table Damask,
Napkins, Towels, Sc; everything 10 be foYpd In the
honso furnishing line; elegant stock of Whit aud
Color ell Ftiuneis, plain and twtltcd; Opera Flan-
nes In every shade prices 10 suit. Our friends aud
The public would do we'll TO call and examine be-
fore pu rchasing elsewhere.
Statesmen: j. j. Turner, W. d. Powers, A.
0. Brvrll, john n. Gary (ate With Levy Bros J,
ard Augustine Royal. se29
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An Alleged sw,naser Discharged.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept 30.-Attornay Gene
raj Furrow ,arresio o" Yesterday OF The charge
Of cheating and ewind Ing, had /. hcariu.
to-day and was disy iiar.ed.
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The CIantOn laOmicide-NeisOn Gives
Himself up ana IS Admitted 10 Bail
Nnn

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 30.-Col. Mel
son, who shot and killed Gen. Clanton OH
Wednesday last, gave himself up this after
noon. He was admitted to bail in the sum
of So, 200 to answer an Indictment. His
father, together with VIM. &. Brownlow,
r. c. jackson, and Joseph Jaqucs, are bis
hnu1su,pp
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LEGAL NOTICES.

y9,HE COMMONWEALTH OF N1R-
Z ia 10 THE HG!GlFF OF The CITY
OF KICHM ND GHEE11AG We command
SNIP COMPANY 10 sppear at the CLERKS OH re
OF our Clrcuit Court Of tile city OF Hichmond. at
the court. OF said court III ala city, az rules
MONDAY ~ O TOBEa EENT. to answer the
action ~ Ru'us NJ. French and Betsy Maria
DamAge, $50 0G0. Aud have then and there this
writ. - -
Witness ALFRED EIIlEI.D, clerk Of orr sald
court, at Richmond, the 18th day OF September,
1871, ana fiji the Goth year Of the Commonweal.h'
4 cony--icste , 1,,
II A. 4 T. s. WISE D, q. SO 2S-lawAr
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
-,Trcsraa dentc OF the Richmond Dispatch
ErAAs's STATION, Sept. 90, 1871.

EEAAs's STATION, Sept. %, 1871.
rur usual annual protracted meeting
.,,,,,rncya horc SUNDAY last at OAK Grove
Wr.hn,,i<, Church, the Rev: McSsrS.
tni,>, core. HarwclI, and Taylor ol'icm-
.'n,, We have had two sermons every DAY
~, az week: and rs much interest Is mani"
,".lcJ. The meeting will probably be son-
,mneG until mex, week. some, 10 or Il have
%.|n added 10 the church. others convert
~, and last evening some 20 mourners
CrrI> Of every description in this neigh
, 1hncd are generally deemed good.
rlloRROEE.F
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,ErsaR has reached us of the capture
I'll, rnnr Valley Of Sutton, the supposed
,l,,rdcrcr OF Mrs. Ilcadrick, his mother
W,.Iaw. Mr.. Turlcv is said TO have arrested
vim, while in bed at ncichtorius house.
We have since learned that the man ar
-,>,rd hv Mr.. rurley III Poor Valley was
rd >ulior. hut u man by the name OF
French. who had escaped Jail in Giles
county, 4 short time since, where nc haa
been imprisoned some two months Tor nus
3rmranar. The villain escaped soon alter
I,i- arrest. and may still he At se. lie
WIS ,y,rcd with 4 pistol, and shot ut two
vnrl,H IN ro1r Valley before he Was
r.ikrn.-- C!inch Talicy Nc'fS.
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~ certain AZ NIGHT succeeds day will
Jam V. Brooke aud Elisha d. kincheloc
lo. .ciuru"I rs representatives OF the Con-
-rIyttiye sentiment OF Fauquier 10 the next
General Assembly OF Virginia by an over
y ,lvimng minority lFd1rtntoa Indcr.
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>urpEH nEATu.-On yesterday morning
Mr.. Shelley. wife Of Mr.. K. }. Shelley. of
rn'> CITY. dropped dead ut her residence, at
'in lower end of Jefferson street. She had,
,,a understand, been threatened with heart
l!sclso for some time past, but was IN hcr
,,ua health Just previous to her DEAN.
Mir. = was Hhcl;i fifty years OF axe, anu II
very clever. worthy lady. she was, we be-
H,lr. a resident ot Petersburg before re-
MOVING lu this city some years "So.-- Ly'ch-
s..ry Nt1@S
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l.;N,Tlc. For some time past DR.. David
k,i,. OF thi, city, has manifested signs OF
m.u,.i alteration. 4 few days ago CONF
m,->jvlr T.! luEacy was held upon his ease,
aau hr WAS adjudgcd insane. On yesterday
h.~ turduc' became such As to ncccsSltate
his confinement IN the city Jail. So soon rs
"a rtcrs can be assigned him be will be Ia
Ken - StYunton. where, ii j. to be hoped.
,.tir ana attention will rc>tore his mind 10
IL natural >alnncc.-Lynch6ury Ne'cS.
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.IlpGx JoYxES.-ThiS learned and dISt'n-
..,Ij,hrd gentleman, who ranks among our
:,rcmo,t juri>t>, is in our city, and we are
,r1lIlicL TO learn that his health, impaired
- oycrwo,k, has cregtly improved. lie
wa, down town yesterday, and showed no
evidence OF disease. Ills face has the same
adm dignity. and his carriage Is erect us III
nI- Hc>, days, and we trust he Will soon oe
ole 10 return to The bench o. which he Is
IN ornament. Jud .rns by appearances our
,.spc is wetl fouudcd.-N0JO'k l'TJ'md'i.
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HOTELS and BoARDlHG.H0Us

HOTELS and BOAkDERsS-B0UsE
MISS DELLA A. GAY has several very
lFl PEASANT ROOMS for PkRM aSENT
HEARDERS, and will also receive DAf 10 ARD
ERS. CHARGES Very reasonable. Apply al NO. 10
Gih street s0mh Of Cary sc 8-eOdlm*
A MELIA HOUSE.-Located 81 miles
IN from Richmond, on the Richmond and Dam
VI lie railroad daily trains and a daily mail In
one of the most hea thy localities In the state.
GOOD .ntertai amcnt for famil es $50 per month !;
for students at:endil the Amelia Institute SIC per
mouth Two churches Me: hodist ana Presbyle-
r!an-iu the vicinity. No efforts will be spared to
make the accommodations equal 10 any hrst-class
hotel ia city country.
s;.9-Iln% A. V. SCcIT, proprietor.
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a. U n a K ID LIN L.

a. U n A RID LINE. %TS&
~ $500
The British and North American Royal Man
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
calling at Cork harDsr.
RATES Of PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not Carrying steer-
age:
First Cabin. also, gold Second Cabin $780, gold
tESt Sebln to SltS, gold
hGsu hHhtIa RotQ
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin $50, Eoldi Storage. $3.50. currency
stssrsce tickets ico iiye,poo and bSsessstau
and al parts Of s.rope, al lowest rates.
Through bills CT lading from EustniA TO Liv.
erp0ol Belfast, Glasgow. H.yce, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent, and for MediterTa-
ranean ports VIII he Issued Dy the VIRGINIA
Snd FORElGS THkUuEh LINE, they having
made the necessary arrangements with the Old
Dominion steamship Compin 10 New York, and
With the Cunard LiGe thence 10 Liverpool, sc.
Fer rates, &C., appis 70 The Agents Of The Old
Dominion Steamship Com 2any.
CHS. G. FRAECKLYN,
General AguL Culafd Line.
j. u. KELLEY, Ja., General Ik't Va. aad For.
pi9,, THROUGH Line. ia "a
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
CHANCE OF sCHEDULE.s,r:n

( NANCE OF sCHEDULE.sHM
Inc iast and elegant side-wheol steamer PAIL.
SADIE. Captain CHARLES NELSON, will leave
nef "harf at (Po~batsn Steamboat Compsny's
shsd Rockets for Kings NH and all landings on
James river att O'Clock A. N. every UE5DAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Returning, Will
leave Kings Mill every MONDAY, WEDNE5-
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock A. NJ, touch
Ing ~ ell the regular landings on the river.
Freight received daily.
All freight to way landings must be prepaid.
Thursdays trips to ChickahomIuy riyar dlacon.
tiIued.
For further particulars, apply to Captain on
board, orto WI. 2. BRETT. Agent
$3.50 Powhatan Steamhnst sheds.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

DEFY GOODS WITHOUT REG AID re COST,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-02

A T TIE CORNER!
a FuLL fUrPLY AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Alp .cas, full wide and all coer6, st IS and S73c.
per yard
Mohairs, very fine aud pret ~ 1T 5oc., worth &c.;
Porlins, In nil latest shades, so. 81, and 5oc.;
Irish POplins ut Sl5O rrr lard, worth 81;
Empress Clio lbs Ill 50 and e5c. worth IS and 49,;
Black lpacas, best aEuiacurc, Sec. to 81 rs per
Black silks at $3.50, Sl.75. az, &c.-extra cheap;
Beautiful Japanese, SILKS, newest styles;
Black Vevetcens, silk finish 75c. TO 81 50 per yard;
Canton, Opera, Pain. and TWilled flanlelS;
Cassimeres
Broadc!oth5,
Docsklps,
Ladies', Cents, and Children's Marine Vests:
CDk> ETA,
LACE COLLARS,
KID GLOVES,
80 HOSIERY,
RtEBONs,
aud lots Of other desirable goods, very cheap.
VIM. TiiALllIMER SONS.
seq 70. al Broad street, coiucr 9Th 81.
GALL AT
TrOs. 4. PRICE s CO.'S,
and ex anime those
VERY SUPERIOR WopLLENS
made at
CHARLOTTESVILLE WoOLLEE MILLS
Always encourage HOME when you can serve
your own Interest. SEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-02
Auction rOsrroNEp UNTIL THE ETH
OF OCTOBER.

Not having been able. owing TO our Increased
saleg TO prepare my stock for auction the 2d Of
October, the auction Is unrvcldably postponed
urtl, the ETH OCTOBER at II O'Clock precisely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-02

FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY, until day OF sale.
j. N. NOpDFlA,
re "3-td HI Main 81 opposite Dispatch Office.