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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!


we have Just made very large additions 70 our
Nichm ond trade. We can confidently recommends
these goods to our friends as the VERY BEST,
HANDS: NEST aud CHEAPEST GOODS in the
city. We mention few OF the articles, with
prices annexed 10 some or them:
DRESS GOOpS,
Is yards elegant DRSS SILK, 933 worth s!5;
IL yards SILK POPLIN for $ll, worth $i4.
We have no prices for summer DIRE goods. We
are selling Them ut prices to suit each particular
customer.
TO-. Q.clory brand MARSGILLFs QUILTS,
$i.50:
ltd factory brand) MA8sEILLEs QUILTS,
$3.50.
These are l-st-rste goods, and are long way
under Wholesale prices
1G0 dozen GENTS LINEN (hemmed) HAND
KERCHIaFS,
GENTS HEMMED (pure Iiner) HANDKER-
CHIsFS at s1.75 per dozen. These hand
kerchefs would be cheap IL $3.50.
so dozeu LADIES LINEN HAEDkERCHIEFA
Ladies' Linen Handkerchltfs at $l.75 per dozen,
cheapatS2 so;
Gents Under.hlrts Tall weary soc. (good),
luu line OF Gents furnishing goods --latest
styles ana best qlaIity),
very large and handsome assortment OF Rib
bons all c0iors ali widths.
White STRAW sailor hats at $3.50 per dozen,
White straw Turbans at as per dozen,
Saratoga Trunks. $3.50. Be sure to look at these
Trunks. for they are genuine bargain.
20 dozen I'D Gloves, some for 75c.. some for 81.
BE sure to look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
au 30 DUCK NALL y RpiISS.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

From France.
1nAhhs aEssAGE-MIE1sTER TO w.ep,,.
| TON.
! VERSAILLES, Sept. 13.-ThierSs ,es,,,.
w tne Assembly urges the adontion ne !.
p.ov!sional increase of taxes: reorats ~
| , meaI!hess OF members and the apnroocbins
h a.atiop, snd thinks it best for the Cham:
| on tb W. separate only for day. He relies
s on sne patriotism of the country to nrs.
needs Wv, Wv perfect tranquility which France
heeds 70 revive her credit. ''n'e
stato ~, ne iocqueyille, nephew of the late
i,e tho M y. tDe same name, will probable
Tho = Iehc9 Minister to Washington.
n r ae committee of Assembly have aeroed
" report In favor of q recess. "sieeo
From London,
THE DoNcAsTER ST. LEDGER RACES.
,a,.o3Npos, Sept. 1a.-There Is enormous
49, oeolhg on the great Doncaster St. Eedoar
race here to-day. W. Aeosei
s,i LoMhDoN, Sept. 1874 P. M-Rothscbild,s
na,S hanna won in the Doncaster ST, Tod'
S, dnce. Albert Victor was second. and
hingwood third, veg 'eeono' anu
THE MT. GEMS TUNNEL OPENED, &C.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Mt. Cents tunnel
WIS formally, opened to-day, and trains
now pass without delay.
n1 Iro,. Robert Bentley, publisher of the
temple Bar, is dead.
THE STRIKING" MANIA EXTENDING.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-It is announced that
Lnirty.nye collieries and iron works in Mon
mouthshlre, Wales, are about to strike for
Ten per cent. advance in wages.
Ine people of Cardiff are intensely in.
dignant ut the landing of the American shin
Lorette with the cholera.
From Germany.
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY TO BE SUP
PRESSED,
sALzBURG, Sept. 13.-It has been decided
by Prince Bismarck, Count Won Buest. and
other: diplomats, who remained here after
the departure OF the Emperors William and
Francis Joseph, TO suppress the Interna.
tional Society, and to settle 1nally TIC
SchleisWig question.
From Italy.
FLORENCE, Sept. 13.-The Opiuione stafas
that the French Minister declares thai
France accepts the accomplished facts In
Italy, and that she only wishes to see the
spiritual independence OF the peonle Sc
cure. The renewal of cordial relations be.
tween France and Italy is therefore posi-.
BILE.
From Spain.
MADRID, Sept. lathe police, who failed
to enforce the edict against gambling.
houses, have been dismissed.
King Amadeus has entirely recovered
from his recent indisposition.
Religious Riot ut Waiachia.
BUCHAREST, Sept. IA riot has occur
red here over report that the Jews bad
sacrificed Christian child. The Govern
mcnt, however, promptly interfered and
arrested the leaders. Attempts have been
made to renew the disturbances.
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!, rates, and WIN. N. Waldrop, DR.. J. G.
| SSrcrorv. and Jno. StanEy alternates, TO the
.rsfnrisl Nominating Convention, to be
Ashland, on the 18th inst.
held a, ahoso. , dI far thc Hnnso
rot we no,,,;n,, lowing appointments
. w ~ n Tho to, "m. l., White,
OF ne' ,,ss1ac. ne me,ogafcs. cake, Thos.
C CoIe n n' P Jones. YIN. Josiah ~ 'mery,
G. Rumpass. Capt. Chas. X. Monts"'.,
and Thos. G. Lumpkin alternateS. y, Il
Wootlson. Maj. JAS. NJ. Taylor, 4: IL. laa
Tor. Jno. Stanley, N. J. Gale, K; 1t. nulu'
ley. nA"'' N''
Ata meeting of the Conservative voters
of CLAW township, held at Hanover Cours-
House on the 12th September, 1871, Or: u.
; II. shelton, Superintendent, after Il Ie"
! rertincnt re,na, ks. called to the char Coz.
| w. W. Newman, and J. II. TimoerAke WE
appoiuted secretary. On motlon,
! RcsotseS. That Colonel W. w. Newman,
/ Mr.. Cardwel!, aud Or. f. t. shelton DC ap-
! nointcd delegates TO the senatorial Con
yentinp TO he held at Ashland VI. tne !o.h
/, instant, and as altcrnatcs u. A. Timurs
| lake, George 7. Ilaw, W. \. Iarbrough.
| After considerable skirmiShing as to the
mode Of selecting delegates TO the Conven-
! ton. to be held at Hanover Courthouse,
| for the purpose Of bringing out candidates
! for the Lower House, it was tiually agreed,
by by a vote Of thirty to eighteen, that the
! chair should appoint. Whereupon the
the chair appointed the following dele
gates James &. Tinsley. DR.. Kinney, DR..
iShclton, John II. Mills, w. S. Win-field, j.
J II. rimhcrlke and SIS aternateS DR.. F.
iGrcgory, y. Bowlcs, d. A. Timberlake, :.
A. lIazlesrove, W. n. Marlborough, Dr. d.
II. Anderson, w. w. NEWMAN, Prest.
j. IT, Undertake, Sec'y.
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TREDEaAh
fBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.1
gEeoyy Hpf,fcnfion.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Major John
Lcdyurd Hodge, paymaStcr of the United
States army, has been taken to Fort Nc
Henry for solitary confinement, charged
with a heavy enthusiastically hall
million, and probably more.
The Attorney General decides that the
Government has no priority over private
creditors of inSolyent national banks. The
question grow out of the failure Of the
First National Bank of New Orleans in
t8G7.
The kukluI Committee in Now Role.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator Pool aud
Representatives Buckley and Beck, consti-
tutiug u ub.committee of the kukluI in
ycStigating committee, met to-day to exam
inc and digest mass of evidence furnished
By the executive officers of the southern
States concerning their finances, taxation,
election laws, &C.. in order 10 report 10 the
full committee Of q, which meets on the
10th instant.
The subcommittee find to-day that seve.
raj Governors have failed to furnish the In
formation requested by the chairman OF the
full committee, aud the report upon the
matters above indicated will be incomplete
unless such information is communicated
without further delay.
Weather PROBABILITIES.
WAsnINGToN. Sept. ia rising barome-
ter, vita partially cloudy and clear wea-
Their, Will probably continue on Thursday
from Wisconsin north and west. A falling
barometer, with cloudy and rainy weather,
will probably extend nOrtheastw2rd to the
lower lakes ard New York; and the con.
ditionS remain favorable for local rains from
Virginia to Florida.
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MACAEXEEg, GS.
EEACHINERY FOR SALE.

EFACHINERY FOR SALE.
l second hand tweuty-d7s horsepower sTFA5l
ENGINE, with i thirty five aorse-poTei
Tubular boiler, In best order;
l twenty horsepower PORTABLE Engine alC
BOILER, secondhand, good Sc new
new Twelve horsepower PORTABLE EEGIEG
and BOYER;
/ secend.nsad twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN h3in IN BLOWER, good a. nav;
PuWEa PUMPS, capacity TOO gallons per min
ute, In beet ~oraing order;
l thre.-foot PORTABLE CHIT HILiI (Freact
Burr Stones), in complete order;
pairs PLATFORM SCALES, ON w..eclG;
POWER AQRTlSISa MACHlNEi
FORCE PuAP5,
All sizes SHAFTfNG, il AhG IRIS fITGlLlES,
BEVIL and Cog WHEEL, end d variety
Of I'll SOFT, Of ngchinerv.
All OF which will be closed out at lGH nsure Oh
accommodates terms.
Away on h,nd, good sssortv1at Of
STEAE GAUGES, tEEY \. LVES
Gl;:BE VALfE2 BRA*t, COCKS OF al
GAUGES COOKE, k:uts,
WAlcE GaUGha TAl.yH CUtkH,
sELP-cIL1nG CUPS, or. " ALL kinds
All goous warranted OF thu bss. material ant
SLUAT & ApDIHGT0N,
Nos. l42c, 1874, 1925. and 1923 Cary street,
and Sos. IS ami Is south I5ty street.
ivl JEcAra0nd, Va.
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T LEXINGTON, Sept. l3.-Longfellow beat Pill
grim in the two-mile heat race to day.
Time: 1888 K; 3:aA. .., :,
Planet won in the three-quarter mile
dash. Time: 1:1S4. 80,
The races were we'll attended, and the
track was very heavy. The first race was
Won nv RiIly Williamson. Time: 1:49x
and so. The second race-sweepstakes
for three gear olds, mile heats, was won by
Nellie Gray. Time: 1:50H and 1524:
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From Cuba.

HAVANA, Sept. 13.-The local authorities
in various parts of the Island have sent TO
Hayana over 1000 Chinese. The Il me Of
the apprenticeship of some had expired,
while others are runaWays. The nrsl.
named, according to previous laws, must
re-hIre themselves or leave Cuba. The
last.named will be delivered up to their
masters. .s.,.a ,as.s8 -
The notorious insurgent Lari and five
others have delivered themselves up.
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The Health of Savannah.

SANANSAH, GA, Sept. BIN conse-
queIce Of the many rumors circulated In
face of the denial by the Mayor and physi-
clans of this city, it is deemed necessary to
reiterute the statement that there is no yell
low fever here, nor has there been gle
case during the season. The health of the
city is unprecadentedly good. Rumors to the
contrary are wholly gratuitous, and are no
doubt put in circulation to injure the trade
of Savannah. The mortuary report for the
week ending Saturday, 18th, gives total
Of q deaths, Of which Is are negroes.
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IF YOU WISH ..... ...-.~
l. CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S
dis BROAD STREET. between stn and 9Th,

He has received large lot OF FLANEELS OF
81 shsues ana cotors, in which he CRrrs great in
ducements. AS evecy ore wishes such goods ut
this Time of the year, they would therefore do well
70 give him call = =
lie 0uctb TO inc Pubic greet inducements In the
way OF CASolMERES, which he viii cell for CSC,
and Soc per yard le5S than they can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable for ian and
winter.
He VIII open this day so dozen Gents Merino
Shirts and Drawers, which he offers NJ last years
prices.
He also offers full line Of FsI Dress Goods very
chesp-suc as Black Silks, Irish Poplins. Bonn
bs zines, Alpacas, Serinos, impress Cloth! and
IRISH Reps BIeaahed- Brown, and other Domes-
tics-3 full assortment.
Thirty-dv pairs of Blankets on hand, which he
offers ct last years prices.
Remember, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCLFS,
ais Broad street, between 4th and 5Lh SITS.
SALEsnEN j. j. Turner, John N. Gary, ".
y. Powers, and A. o. Re2ell.
Store closed on Sgturusys. au23
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The Boston 1imas says New Workers feel
dreadfully sore about Goldsmith's Maid
beating Doxter'S pix. The Times doesn't
comprehend the situation here. II New
Workers were stuck full Of poisoned ar-
rows, or stepped In boiling hitumen, or
suspended over a hot fire by tish-hooks,
they would feel nothing, care for nothing,
to ind out who stole those vouchers.-Nc,2
York CO7u1n2rcfGS
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z,onestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH

mand fair safes, 5.ss7 bales uplands, 2ic.; Or
leans 2Ia:. FIour-southern shade armer.
" niskey quiet at 92sc. " heat in fair demand ;
unsettled 1t 7l072c. Rice steady at stGstc. Pork
lower at sls.75. Lard heavy; Kettle. e!c. Iur-
psntine very firm. H0sn quiet and weak. Tai
low active AZ stG'tc. Freixhts very firm.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ls.-Flour frmer. Wheat
ectiye aud hrmer choice white, 81. 65Isl75 fair
to prime, eI.so6sl.so common TO Iair. 9l.ss0
aLIs Ohio and Indiana, $l.450Sl.so pennsy-
Y2nis, &i.55&0Sl.o5. Corn advanced; white south
ern, 70t37lc; yellow, 7aG7oc.; mixed western. 100
12c. Oats nrmsr a. GG54c. Rye 1rmer at 7S3asoc.
Provisions quiet. Whlskey quiet ut 92319sc.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 13.-Flour active. Grain
hrm. Proy1sioas-Fsir order demand and prices
hogshesds; Tugs, TG$s; low 10 medium leaf,
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The Nhfn EXPOSITION.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 13:-Eleven thousand
neonle have attended the exposition here.
New ngiand and the South contributed
the larger part of the fabrics. Georgia,
South Carolina. and Tennessee, are repre-
sented, especially In brown sheetlngs.
Georgia sends shirtings, tickings, ozna-
burgs, and warps. ..-...
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GREAT CorscrI, =. RED MEN.-PMladel-
phia, Sept. 12.-Tbe Great Counrn y ;"I
Improved Order Of Fed Men assembled
this morning. including representatives
from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ilr-
ginia, New Jersey. Delaware, Kentucky.
District of Columbia, Missouri, California,
Tennessee, Indiana, Texas, West EIr-
ginia, Louisiana, Michigan, Oregon, Ne
vala, Illinois, Alabama, and Mississippi.
Representatives from other States will be
admitted during the day.
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LEXINGTON NYD RAcEs.-Le1imgton, n.y..
Sept. 12.-rhe racing to-day was good, and
the attendance was large.
The ,irst race two-mile beats was won
by Longfellow, Beating Pilgrim in two
straight heats. Time, 3;3SH, 3;54x.
The second race. Tor two-year Old flilies
three quarters OF mile dash, nine started
and was Won by Harper's cb. (. Planet
Emma Mccormick second, and Mahone':
or. (. third. Time, 1:1S4.
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FATAL EXPERIMENT OF MEDICAL STU.
DBNT.-St. Louis, Sept. 10.-A medical stu
dent ut Jacksonville, Illinois, named W. B.
Guodrlch, went into restaurant, yesterday
afternoon, and called FIR cup Of coffee,
after drinking which he fell from the CHAIR
ipscnsibe and died in il few minutes. 1t is
known he had been experimenting on him
self with aconite, aud it is supposed lie
took an overdose.
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COM M EkCIAEs.
CORN AND FLOUR EyeHlEc2,
RICHMOND, VA. Sept. IL, 1871.
0EYTEyNGs,

CoRN AND FLOUR Exeulwe2,
RICHMOND, VA. Sept. lS, 1911.
OFFERINGS.
TThedt-Vhise, s2o bushels. Bed, $50 bushels,
Corn White, l $50 bushels.
Oats.-l,S7o bushels,
eat.-White-total, sl2 bushels-at sl.7o for
81 50 FOR f.lr g. asGsl.l5 for common.
Wheat. --Red-totAl, 3ls bushsls-at 81 90 for
for very , g9Sd; 81 IS for good; slH9sl.47i for
1alr Sl.25tJSl.3a Tor common.
COrn.-W h!te-Loaa bueheIs-at 872ESSc. FER
PRE-; SIC; for Esr5 GOO"
for prime spring Csc. for very good spring 55c.
for lair spring.
RE-E1uIBITED.
Oots,-9I bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings OF wheat very light. Market yeyy
firm, and seed wheat in much demand.
IT is difficult to believe that the rapid d.
minuIon In the quantity offered Is altogether
owing to proportionnts exhaustion OF the stock
in the State. That tie stock in Virginia ia com
pardttrsly light La certain, but we bsl!eve that
certain farming operations Incidental to this sea-
son or the year, aDd speculation on higher
prices, have something 10 do With The elimination
In the receipts.
We hear some grumbling about the prices IS
net being sufficiently remuneratiye, but IL cannot
be expected that buyers OF grain are to make good
the Losses incurred by farmers. If our buyers
pas o. high prices any in the country land they
do), that is all in conscience, that can be ex-
pectei from them.
Corn was in fair demand to. day, and about two
thirds of the quantity offered was sold. The mar
ket however, was weaker by &c. than on th. pre-
cedlng day.
Offering, Of oats liberal, demand moderate, and
price, at = hslt. Rot quite one-hslf OF what va,
offered sold. The disposition TO buy does not seem
to be quite as ong as the desi-e to sell.
Among tie parties who have recently become
members or the Ichangc Is Gen. Picket.
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2OkT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER Ia 1871.
kR2IVAp
Steamer Palisade. Nelson, Chickahominy, mer-
chandise and passengers. - 80.
Schooner Ocean Bud, Thompson, Fredertcks-
burg, grain, Gallego Mills. -
SAILED. , i.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
shardiss and passengers, L. u. Tatum d Co.
Schooner Ann 4. moore, tnlilps, new YORK.
schooner Butterfly. Mitchell, Baltimore, gran
lie, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Belle Conway, Skinner, Philadelphia,
granite, Currte d Co.
AEMORANDUN.
|, OsBoRNR's, eept. H.-Arrtyed, schooner Rap!d
Ann, Johnson, Wilmington, Lei, coal, Cnrtta g
Parker. :.s4. s .-.g 4s= t..e ESQ
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EtcuAcsp AND ysFaHssoRo -. Is. Co.,i
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 6, ISL. !
an fSlS - Qfis IN

EkCUMUNp AND AFIksbUKu =. s. CO.,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. s, ISL.
TsiHE ms On GhE ROAD
& run rs follows:
Tine mail trains leave Rictront !: as A. y.
ana $3.50 T. al; and leave PetorsDurg atGos a. A'
and 7:20 Y. Id,
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich-
mcnd Sts a. ID. aud DC F. M., ana leave Peters
burg at 10 A. 81. and 450 2. n.
The s:t5 4. a. train viii not leave Kichrono On
S;JSDhTE, and the 7:2s p. 81. train Tli! not leave
Petersburg 81 SUNDkgS,
Passengcrs for Norfolk viii take the $40 T. ~
dsily tram. and those from Norfolk will connect
ut Petersburg With the 10 A. NJ. train
Passengers from Glover Hiil will :sks the $40 A.
L. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays !;
and returning, leave Eichmond on the same days St
e:30 P. d.
The mail trains riu stop only at Chester.
The A. NJ. train vii! connect at Peters
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for LSuchburg daily.
SLEFPlNG CABS on the $50 r. d.. train, run.
ntns through 10 Wilmington. X. b. EAsEY,
an Ilcket and 1rsixEt Agent.
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THE defenders Of Baltimore in the last
war with Great Britain celebrated the an
pYersary of the battle Of North Point On
Tuesday with their usual spirit. They are,
Of course, very old men, and growing few
in number now. Their ages range from o.
to 81. Such festive youths could so Oh
very extensive bust"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Now York stock and Money Wa.

wv aofk sfock and Money Market.
&c lev ioRK' Sept. 1a.--Money 2@s per cent.
.'saqgln, sterling dull and unsettled prime
very d'iii with but little change Tenueesee,a 7aI'
new same. VirSinis's, eab; new, 10. Loulsian,,s
% new, 20. La'ee's,7os s's 50. AIabams,g. 10,
os' o. aeorEa's, 80: "a, 81. North Carolina's "a.
new, q. South Csrolaa's, II; new, 81. Goyaru'
mcnts -'srH '.1si; 'e2's, LIS; 'xs, same: ,.,,-.
same; new, Llsi; 'oTs, liza; 'cs's, Liza: 10 Ir,.
Liza ~ "f
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Sale OF a Railroad ct Auction.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. lathe st. Louis and
st. Joseph's railroad was sold at public
auction this afternoon for $13O,0O0, under
an order of the u. S. district court, for the
liabilities Of the road, which are over q mil
lion and a halt. Daniel P. Arstrong, OF
st. Louis, was the purchaser.
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pbiIadelphia Cattle Market

SEPT. ll.-eeef cattle we're Ia fair deTTasd this
week, al IN advance. About 1900 head arrived
and sold at 'SJ7ic. for extra Pennsylvania ana
ttE0sc. q D gress Tor common, as to quality.
Cows were unchanged; 200 head Sold 1t Si5GS5'
y head
sheep were in fair demand at former rates
H. COO bead arrived and sold at TIE different yards
5I6c- a b gross for coed sheep, and S25VGSs.st
p head for common. -.
Hogs were dull 1000 head sold 1t Sc500S7.25 =
100 b.. nst-ths latter rate for prime corn led.
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r,v,uofs E,;scopa, Convention,

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-The Illinois Episco-
pal convention has passed the following
additional section to the constitutions: " No
clergyman shall resort to the civil courts to
arrest or avoid ecclesiastical proceedings
against him under penalty OF suspension,
,yco fnctOO
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THE verdict Of the coroner's jury III the
case Of Bernhard Gomchle, killed by bein"
thrown oyer the black rock " on the ca
nal at Buffalo, n. J., by John Gemehle,
have found John guilty Of manSlaugh;er il.
the first acnree.
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2};tlllllond Ulspattn.
rr,vu ,':.oS "ygAT0R."

...,, Moro Scraps FROM tho Goshrn Ass'c'a
~. Great Fire TT Orange teaTf'
go, improvements aud Pr"Sre''-N
.. ...,.;srcncra cen. "Jch.; Smart tAap-
.... >,rc1irSs Army ReviNnls Boys OF tne
,.:tSih Virginia RcGimaut '-Ncsro >on'
,,a ..t,i,i; Etrhts"-" The Same
.,e". Ncl.nildinc Of Factory Burnes
..,frn,cr fhc Wanda" Revival Pros
... = lIc,lin> institute.
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Hanover County.

tvlI at Ashland, September 18th, VIM.
J .,iah i.cake, Capt. Chas. Il. Montgomery,
.44 Chas. 4. Taylor were appointed dele.
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FE'HE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

During the next Ten days we win Sell oil BUM
MhR GOODS AT hND BELOW COST, rather
than to pa1k them away for the next season there
fore great bargains CEN be obtsir ella
GRINADiEES.
JAPANESE POPLINa,
PlQUES,
LACE and CIIbLLI eIIAWLS
BLACK MERISU tuAWLS
WHITE ana BUFF POEGEE SILK PAR
ASOLS,
KID GLOVES knd al kinds Of
DRY GOODS.
Our assortment OF
BLEACuED and BEOW1. COTTONS,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS,
CAS3IAERFS,
And goods in general, Is very fsir, and re oCer
them at the lowest prices. An early call IS SOIL
cited. RM. THAj.HiMER & SONS
SEA COL Broad street. corner 9Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-14


That coolest nGsr.s Can QUICKEST warm,
v hic4 IL cur p5St afecLi2n gains,
And gaining, ever sill retaiaS."
OF the supper we need say only that 1t
was In the best style of the many similar
entertainments which have given to the eX-
ccllcnt host and his accomplished lady re-
putation as caterers to the public taste
equal to that OF the most experienced and
successful hosts.
Alter all that may be said of the enjoy
ment derived from the tilling and the dance,
"Ali human history attasts
That happiness for mku-the hungry sluner.
eiuce I've ate apples, must depend on dinner"
We close this hurried account By COM
mendlns the Amelia Springs 10 MI in search
OF health or pleasure. We ask them not TO
take our word tor it, but to test it for them
selves. a. ID.