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Domestic 3Yarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, 9pps. ELECTION easier; Gales,
l3I. hacs upi: n Is. CSC: Orleans. :0s5. Flour
steady ara uuci:an:ei. Whistler, 9i!c, Wheat
nJintcr re-. ~tst"rn, 81 .s3Gpsl ST. Corn f.me- II
T33M7ic. hicc firm Gt s300i. PofF, 1913 SIGNS 30.
ard lrmec; kettle, 81, Naval slofts steady.
Taiiow tismer. Freishts u1l-
BALTIMORE Sept ol.-Flournnchanged Whea!
frrIer. :.crn quiet; wh!t", s2GlS3c.; yellow, 100
49,; mixed 7.Ml73C, cats s:cluy at 5?65'3c. Ere.
visions linn anu unchanged. u Diskes, 9ic.
LOUISVILLE, sept. ol.-T3bacco very strong
for ali gr .ces sa,cs, % nhts. lugi, S7.ScGSS.
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RESTAURANTS.
DooLEY's ve.sr po1v,vp

u YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. Itmakes, at short notice, delicious biz
cults. rolls, SC. There need be no waste or food
prepared with it, as 1t is always of the best quail
ty. We would say 10 those who have never used
IL that very few trials win enable them to use
it, not only with entire satisfaction but With
economy.
Put UP FULL NET WEIGHT, a. represented.
Grocers and de.iers sell It..
D0OLEY u BROTHER,
Propristors,
acknowledgements Is "a.
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SUPER TO Gov. LETCuER.-A few Of the
t}irnd> OF that old, wcll.tried, faithful. and
hoac-t representative Of the people of this
t"ngrt S>ionul district and II the State.
Cos. L"tcbcr, gave that gentleman Il sup
.'rI at tie American Hotel in this place on
Saturday evening last, as 4 slight evidence
81 tucir appreciation of his character as Il
public cryant.--E0ckinyhQm (HarnS0n-
L.erN Kc4isler.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We are now ewing in store
100 hogsteads SUGARS, al grades sad qualities !;
800 barrels CGUSStD, A. Il, tAiRA &;
100 barrels low priced REF1NEU;
40 bags RIO COFFEE:,
200 oags LhGUAYRA COFFRE8,
GOO mas OLD GOVERHMEt VA,
100 Eogaheads BAC0N-Shculd=rs R!h, and Clear
Rib sides
so t!e-ces best KEEINED LARD,
100 barrels cheap SYGGPS,
so barrels fine SYRuPt,
so hoqsheads SYAUP5,
zoo sacks MARSEALL'S SALT,
50 kegs be.t-quality SODA.
100 boxes prime FACTORY CHEESE,
10 tierIe WARREN's FnMILY HAMS.
ALSO,
SOAPS IL great variety,
SPICES,
CANDLES,
PAPER, &C.
We Invite the attention or The t:sde. Our sto&a
being laid In before the lale advance, able; MS 30
cner at such prices IS will compete successfully
with any northern market.
HAisFaSS 6 WILLIAMS,
Sc linn Corner of Cary ard 18th streets,
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siss ass e tobacco good regh si
PETERSR1rnc ".

>. sapTH .-sales yes Q day abs nj n ,,,,
b. r so geaaes qote legs m e. 80 dlf
.o:kas ri /" S3 sl snd ga go; to good
s sn 70 ga For eoacured thsrc Is I1oSseSo,
woits rr 1nu a. a, Improved prices-Ptiminra NC
inn tta IRON sS'aotos5. Receipts shog rras are
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept: Il. at.le moderately active
Il, low rat.s tIuusC thu v"ry bc;t sale to-da" 81
505ic.; first qri-ilty, t5G'c.; medium. siM4s -;
ordluary. tG12ic. : ,ecsip.s, 3ts; sales, ?,6.i.
Hogs lower under An increased supply quote,
65Gl7c. receipts. 1859.
5netp IN dem ara quote, far to good, i,GIc. ::
good To extra, JG53c. receipts, 3,oia.
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A sensation was created on Monday night
AZ The Cooper institute, New York, during
the delivery OF Il lecture on ireland, BY the
sudden appearance on the platform OF JAS.
Stephens, the late Feniun head ssntrs,
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CHoLERA.-A telegram from New York,
dated the Goth, announces two cases OF
cholera (Asiatic) at Perth Amboy, New
Jersey. The victims were recently-arriyed
German emigrantS.
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poLIT1os AMP RAILROADS IN MBxIco.-
Ctr of Merico. Sept. 10, vto Hocdno, Sept.
20.-lt is conceded by all that majority Of
the new Congress are favorable to Juarez.
There is no sign of revolution.
EX-Miuister Plumb, agent OF the Inter-
national railway of Texas, has arrived
here. His object is to open negotiations
for the construction of the railway to this
city, and it's eXlension thence to Mazatlan,
on the Pacific coast.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

A CATALOGUE OF STANDARD
N SCHOOL BnOKs, with prices, sent free.
All the Books Stationary. &c. nsed In the public
schools Gold ut StNtc prices. For private schools
we keep the popular English, French, Spanish,
Italian, German, Hebrew, Creek, and Latin text
books niscounts ma do to tea cheers and merchants.
seoo DIV RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY GOODS.-We are ..B.
W. nor op,nlng new and most desira-egIaIy&
bic sock OF MILLINERY GOODS, con-.ySS$s
s'siog or VELVETn. Ribbons, FLO T. IS,
FEA1HERS, HATS. B0HNETS, &c, ada pied to
the FALL and HI>TEa SEs SONS.
Our assortment IS large and varied, and contains
ali that IS novel and choice IN the market. The
above goods h We been purch ased lew anu win be
sold aCco 'd'pgly. IL. WALTON & CO..
Sc 2l-e !d2H No. 400 Broad ST., corner 4th.
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ST. LOUIS.

SEPT TL-Tobacco-Iu,s md o,, -.
"a Ugh weight. aud tIashv lugs ~ IA esG
good ca IS 1sss; ana SCRAPS sa@s medium g
sor9 dried Shipping Leaf sssI for sis s.s nes,
ners s, msann TO choice and fancy brirnt wraS o.
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Massachusetts Primary Elections.

BosroN, Sept. 21.-The primary elections
in this CITY resulted in the election of fifty
six delegates for Rice, and forty-four for
Butler. .,.<
Lowell sends full delegation for Butler.
The latest returns of delegates give S57
against PIG for Butler.
rsECoHD DIsPATcH.l
BosroS, Sept. 21.--The latest count gives
$50 against and PIG for Butler.
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DICHMOED AND DANYILLE RAIL.
81 ROAD-On and after JULY 2aTH, ISL
GOING WEST:
Train No. trhrough PsssenHer) leaves Hlch-
raond daily Except Eundaysl at &o5 a. NJ; leaves
Danvtlle ct li:os a. NJ; arrives ct Greensboro at
Train 30. u.ynchburs fsssenger) leayes Rich.
moad daily At s:ls A. b.; arrives at Lynchnurg ~
sP. ".
Train No. 10 Frelsht and Accommodation
vile at 1854 P. NJ. stopping ut all way statlona)
Tram No. II tThrougn Nail and Expressl leaves
Riohmond daily ut 2:4o p. 3D.; leaves D2nNne
daily st lo:!a P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro aaAs
GOING EAST:
Train No. Ii Through Mail snd E1pressl Leaves
Greensboro daily At 1850 Z. M leaves Dapylils
daily a. lo:la 2. Il; arrives At Richmond eauy ~
Train No. Q Through Passenger, leaves areenae
ooro' daily Except sundays) at IL :es A. Nj leaves
Daavile at l:27 r. d.; arrives at Richmond at s:2a
Train No 10 Gynchburg Passenger, ls ss,,i.
81 z. b.; arrives at Richmond at 1 2. ID.
Train No. leaves BurkeyIIle 4:so A. NJ; sr;
rives ct Richmond sas A. nj tstopptng Ut AL
a. with
Trains on North CaFolins Railroad Tor sill points
south. 80.
1T; Trains Nos and = comes. {. Burse onIs
Railroad 70, all points southwest and South.
Southwest can be procured at the ticket ofica II
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. sls25
Main street, Richmond. ~ :..f,y.
Papers that have arrangements TO adyerttss ths
s sfssaus OF this 1SHS s pssis Ras "
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ r. TALCOTT. Eny'r and HHrt su9t
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The sewer Casually nc IndianapoIts.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 21.--The dead
bodies of four others Of the workmen who
were buried alive by the caying In ofa sewer
Yesterday have been taken out.
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%AHaNE sNTEaLHGENCE.

nLtiiATURg AL,4:7;AC. SErTEMRER %, 1871.
Sun r!ass 30 Icon SETS ..,..-. 1l.5S
5ar sets, col c:Eh tide. IL IS
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG Is. n. No., ~
RICHMOND. Va, Aug. s. I1l1 &
'GHE TR AIMS ON THIS ROAD
4 run as follows: 49,,
The mail trains leave Richmond st s:tS A. Ne
and 2:so Z. ~; and leave Petersburg atAss a. L.
and &c 2. NJ. .r-s -. &c ~
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich.s
mond at A.. 81. and ase p. n, and leave Peters
burg at 10 A. Ii. and $50 p. M. %71@N !
The s:ls 4. ID, train VIII not leave RichTond On
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2o p. u. train viii not Leave
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will tske the 3:5o X. IL
daily train, and those from Norfolk viii connect
1T Petersburg with the 10 A. ID. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill will lxks the 6::0 a.
q. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays;
aud returning, leave Richmond On the same days as
9:30 r. II. So 80 80
Tho mail trans viii stop only 4. Chester. fsf-
The A. ID. train viii connect at Petor5s
burg with the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio rail-
: sLEsPiNG CARS on he $3.50 r. d.. train, run.
ming through 70 Wilmington d. B. KASEY, -
au7 Ticket and Erslght ASs1t,
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pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

BLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS,
is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO
Montgomery, Selma,
Mobile, Meridlan,
Pensacola, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And all po!nts In Texas.
PULLMAH'S PALACE CARS run through
from hyEchburg t, Mobile, via Calera and Mont
somery, without change.
Time I'm It, 70 Montgomery; NOBLE and New Orleans
LESS THAI BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from " hlte sulphur Springs and Char
I]ttesvle
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE
and
FIVE Fl rUGS LESS TO NEW ORLEANS,
Tie popular and most expeditions Fmierart
Eoute TO teHas anu Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets TO al points by this route may be OBJ
taiaed q. the ticket Offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE Il CHIC RAILROAD.
RICHMOND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
and at the office Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
re s sns S'a snktRY a emu suns
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
JGnE NJ. y TLY Travelling Agent. m 2s3n
THE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.
| SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
| CONNECTIONS FORM THE GggAT SOUTH
WE5TERN FA5T-FREIaHT LINE
| TO
MONTGOMERY, SELMA,
PEN ACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, vICESBURG,
| TEXAS
/ And intermediate points. Through rates guaran.
| teed. Overchdrges promptly adjusted by agents at
points Of delivery.
In ordering shipmt nts, ask your shippers to give
direction by this route, to Insure quick transit
| Mark each package via Lynchburg, and b. r.
| aud ID. b., and ship from Danvil,e depot
| +. G. BARNEY, Geu'l Sup't.
1 W. MCELwAIN. Gep'i FIT Ag't, Patona, Ais.
JOHN ID. WHY, Traveg Agent. au Is SIN
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PORT OF RIOHacNE. SEPTEMBER 81, 1871.

aNnTTgu
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York, mer-
CHI indise and passengers, donn w. Wyatt.
Steamer Vim. p. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
anu Packet Company.
Steamer Joan Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
chandse and passengers, L. Il. Tatum IL &c.
SAILED,
Steamer Palsaie, Nelson.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
IA frie2ds os efficient and economical govern
melt and hzving tie welfare and prosperity Of
city rni State at heart, the undersigned respect
fully announces him.en candidate for nornina.
lion q, the Conservative rarty for the Senste of
Virginia. Il. w. HOENSIGEH.
HENRICo Co, Sept. 18th, 1871. Sc 1861
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Assassination or the Chier Justice OF
d!nleuffa.

CALCUTTA, INDIA, Sept. 2o.-The Chief
Justice has been assassinated. Ills assassin
has been arrested, and feins insanity.
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BUsfEE3s CHANCES.

BUsEEESS CHANCES.
TOR SALE.-A RARE CHANCE
r. ONE pE TIE BESr STANDS In THE
CITY. Being dfsir1Gs to remove south on &C
count or my health IGtfer fer snie entire stock
OF GROCERIES taii fresh). FIXTURES, sHoW-
CASES, and everything Pertaining to II, together
with the lILASE Oh store. Cali at
q. HEGHINGER'S,
Sc 20--3t* Corner 9th snd Broad s:Iests.
A RARE CHANCE.-I offer in exchange
n To- GROCERIES or DIZZY GOODS, NEW
LICK HOUSE, wi Ii nalf-hcre let In tie n our
IsEiDg town OF Wy thevhle, Va. situated on Main
str. ct, aid comm andng d full view OF the entire
town. Merchants having snail stock on hand,
and wishing TO exchange on fair terms, win 90
well TO lfquirc BY lett.e- TO II. Q. A. Boyer.
'Rural Retreat" Wythe county, Va.
Sc 20.3L-
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YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TnAv-
ELLING PUBLIC. ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F TIE DAILY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIHuRE.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK
AND BOSTON AND no ALI
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST, WFsT AND
NORTHWEST.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FAEE. ACCcs4-
MoDATIoNs uSsJRpAssED.

ts rssssenser Train leaves Richmond dspot daily
'n,n, n,s Seeptedl at r d.. connecting &c West
audi Da IL %Ess sfes
Eyer landings end arriving In Baltimore on The
Enr,S nd morning In ,Ius to Connect Win raias
cH aHEssRSEsH 70 TaIfcK E;lE ST, AsD Baggage
DAYS sor we nsI Pn,n Leaves at P. II. on SUM-
sseamsr leaves Pier No. 10, IL LIGHT STREET
n. srr,vioa {, aaiiy lSund.ys excepted, at Up.
ut IL. Na ene following morning
~ .sis line good n,sb,s ,ost
s s:aves dal!y Mondays excepted 4. H.. sSds
p,eIshs received daily, carefully handled and
through bills oflading given to all points.
FARE:
from Richmond 70 Baltimore sn
Erom hichmoId 10 Philadelphia. .,.,.. 5ss
From Richmond 10 Boston ali rail- fiom Nav ~ ~
From sis6Rond Boston Via the Sound
iS,S,v 70 d Sew York and return good for
To Baltimore and reurn 20 ao
J. Z. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. R nIaIASG asaps
:. u. GRAsTY. G"ne-rl 1ae"t, Rsit.more. ,s,.
GEEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmons fs is1:
dsvs sScep'ed) IS follows: ''1A
$3.50 A. M.-MAJL TkirN for The White s,,.
pnur springs, connecting at Gordousville With Ina
nfange, alexandria and Manassas train for
35sIPson I ana 10Th and hynchburg and South.
Gordonsylne. excent on Saturday on TbicS Law n
leaves at r d. This train connects at Gol .Ionss
y!i.e VIII me night trains on the Orange. AieTan-
and WASHISGTON. ''on1
On and after The 10th OF September PAssEN.
Sah TRAIN gill run between Staunton and tbe
White Sulphur, % fellows ~
Leave stanton on THURSDAY and SAT.
Arrive AZ ~ hi. ,i;,.. A. u
| Leave White Sulphur on WEDNESDAY,
| anu ck!DAY Az. ........,.,.........2:35 2, M
| m .onS. osaunton NJ, r. "a.
Northwest aud Southwest, " ga poi"t'
Further INFORM ation may be obtained st thu
conDany's offices. ~ ~A''
| No Passenger Trains are run on SUNDAYS.
A. II. PERRY
,,n -, 9eneral Saperln entent.
/ .N-SNNNe~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES..
NOTICE.-All persons having claims or
IN demands against lis estate Of WILSOS WI -
lIAMS, decs ased are hereby notified to present
the same, duly authentic sted, to me and all who
are e1tsd 10 the said estate are requested to
make prompt payment,
r. L. WILLIAMS,
Executor OF wilson Williams, decd.
SEQ -2tawIw
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TIE ATTENTION OF BOnKSELLERs IN
RICHMOND hNG or EEG3 kHD BOOK
AGhhFa ON RAILROAD ND STEAMBOAT
LINES IS PARTICULARLY ChLLED TO
THIS + FOX.
BENJAMIN BATES,
No. 1903 Agln street, Eichmond, Va,
iyl2 bookseller and Publisher.
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and oht" R"ilread-i's
,,r,prc.s and Prespects-T iowa
,sem.lion-Efs GrSwth-I.0udoHn
r,,u,y Eatr-Cnnscrva,ive Nomina-
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GROCERIES,. DC.

DRIME FULTON-MARKET Smoked
i BEEF. In canvas, for salr.
MCCARTHY 6 Slater,
Ra22 g. li2A Main ST; cot.
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zee yiH;TJHS' GUILE To RICHMOND
AND TiUIEITY,

Price, FIFTY GENIE. Liberal discounts ic the
trade.
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BIRMINGHAM,
BLANK. BOOK MANUFACTURERS, BOOK
BINDER, AND RULER,
Sc lin llO2 MAIN STREET.

NOW r L A ID 7
uEE OF THE MOST HALEaBLi. hooks OF
THE SEASON.
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From Germany.

ROME, Sept. 21.-The celebration of yes
terday closed with violence. Troops were
bivouacked in the streets, and few cries
of "Down with the Pope" were heard.
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hat either side will care to prolong
their line In any great force
beyord the Seine, unless MacMahon
gathers sufficiently large army TO blockade the
whole of the circuit of Paris except the Prussiau
qugrter Though the offensive is Ia fact, with
MRcMahon, this cannot be said without some
reservation. The insurg ents have quite lately
renewed their attack on the Redoute of CRatil-
hon, and the Government is obviously not free
from anxiety as to the northern district bs stween
st. Germain and Asnieres. 1t would hardly he
possible, however, for the insurgents to attack
so far north as to be out of the range Of Mont
Vaerien, without trespassiag Prussiau do
main; and their failure to carry Chattllou, which
would give them the road to Versailles Is not
likely to be redeemed now that new troops are
coming in to defend it. Thus, on the whole,
we may conceive of MacMahons front line as
acting along the west side of the Seine from
Asnieres to Sevres, and from Sevres eastward
along the face of the hills as far as Chatilon or
further The insurgents are attempting to hold
Asnieres or the Seine; they have lost Neully,
and have fallen back from the Seiue to the
encente, GA the south they hold Forts dlssy aud
Nanvres, between the enceinte and MacMahon's
line of bills.
II is very interesting to compare the present
outer and inner lines with the outer and inner
lines in the Prussian inyestture. AZ Chatjllou
and along the hills west as far as Sevres, Mac
Mahon q line is identical with the old Prussian
line, and his guns are occasionally on their
works; but whereas at Sevres the Prussian line
turned westward to keep at a respectful distance
from Valerien, MacMahon, having possession of
Valerien, is able to continue his line straight
along the Seine, throwing cut reserves or recon-
notring parties among the villages on his rear,
such as Nanterre and Bezons, in the direction of
the old Prussian line. The remains of the great
Prussian battery at Carreres, now being brought
down with the pickaXe by the owner of the
ground, are excellent point from which to
survey the whole field of operations, aud COM
pare its points with those of the Prussiau inves-
titure All this will be perfectly plain with any
good map.
The difference between MacMahon's line aud
the old PTussian line corresponds with the diff
ference of his object. The Prussiaus had to
prevent food from entering Paris aud as long
as they succeeded in this, nothing more was
necessary. MacMahon cannot attempt this
without the joint action of the Prussians, for it
is stipulated in the preliminaries of peace that
the Northern Railway is to be open. This rail-
way must, in fact, be neutral in the struggle,
and continue to supply Paris, unless the Prus-
slams give up pro tdato their neutrality. 1t is
hardly possible that MacMahon will allow food
TO enter Paris by the lines on the south and
wps
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CttV Affairs.

John Hutzel was stabbed in the arm by
Robert Graham, at Front and Green streets
yesterday afternoon. The wound is serious
and amputation may be found necessary.
The asssilant is in jsil.
William Price beat the constable aud COL
lector of the militia tax of the Twenty eighth
ward for which he has been he'd in bail.
1t is proposed to raise an endowment
fund of $50,O00, whose interest is to be ap-
piled to the support Of st. Andrews Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. This action is deemed
necessary consequent upon the loss of con-
tributing members of the church, on account
of the westward tendency of the population
of the city.
Thomas Keenan,, proprietor of the
thieves nest No. 618 Barclay street, was
held, by Alderman Kerr, in $23OO bail; for
non-psyment of iquor license, keeping a
disorderly house, and receiving stolen goods.
John Sweeny has been held in bail by
Alderman Kerr for robbing the neck-tie esta.
blishment of II. ". BURY & Co., No. Sol
Market street.
The cornerstone of the Moravian church
at Harrowgate was 6nally laid yesterday.
"A crazy man who had been picked up at
Eighth and Fitzwater streets yesterday, at
tempted to strangle himself in the station
house at EIGHTH and South streets,
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TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.

OneM Killed and Two Severely IRIured
The door of the vulcanizing boiler in the fac
tory of Barrow, Clough, Breen y Co. manufac-
turers of india-rubber hose, at Nos. 531 aud 533
West Twenty fourth street, blew out last even
ing with loud report, shattering the windows
in the front of the building. The boAer was 13
feet long by five feet in diameter with a door of
cast iron 21S inches thick at one eud.
This boiler communicated with the main
boiler by a supply pipe, and was placed in the
northwest corner Of the building, on iron piles.
1t was purchased six days ago. At G% p. NJ.
yesterday steam was first admitted to the boiler,
and the explosion occurred at 81 z. NJ.
The door of the boiler was blown outward ia
several pieces. One of these struck Henry Roam
in the side, tnfcting ghastlv wound. Two
other laborers, jeremiah Mullaue and John
Deming, we're seriously cut by fragments of the
door, the former on the head and the latter on
the body. All the injured men were at once re-
moved to the West Twentieth Street Police Sta
tion and surgical aid summoned Roam bled to
death in few minutes. Mullanes head was
dressed and he was then removed to Bellevue
Hospital. Deming's wound was also dressed
and he was taken home.
The wife of Roam reached the station-house
few minutes before he breathed his last. He
was still conscious, and recognized her. AS
she bent over him he said, kiss me before
CO." She did so, and wept bitterly. The scene
was a most affecting one, and moved to tears
many of those who witnessed it.
The explosion is ascribed to O defect in the
door of the boiler. Being of cast iron, it is con-
occurred lDaL LneIe uiuet nave oeeh ma" near
the centre. This would explain its breaking
into so many pieces. The engineer saws that
the larger boiler at the time of the explosion was
only carrying 60 pounds of steam, and he is al
lowed to carry considerably more than that, Ex-
actly how much steam was in the smaller boiler he
cannot say, but does not think there would
naturally have been any greater pressure than
in the main one. The matter will be investi-
gated by the Coroner, and numter of experts
will be summoned to give evidence in the case.
1t caused the utmost excitement in the vicinity.
Large crowds congregated in and around the
building, and for time the loss of life was
largely magnifed, the most improbable rumors
being circulated. N. Y Tribune, Saturday.