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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
--.g From Franco. ....--, --.
TH1ERs's MEssAGE-A RECESS OF TIE ASSEM-
"a. nm,

/ 49, From Franco. .,l,,-., .-.
!: TH1ERs's MEssAGE-A RECESS OF TIE ASSEM-
BLY, ORDERED.
! VERSAILLES, Sept. 14.-In the Assembly
to-day u message from President Thiers
was received, the reading of which laatcd
half IN hour. He says that the members
have well earned suspension of their ar
duous labors. ....
He promises in the meantime to work
necessarily for the organization of the
country, and frankly asks the deputies to
lascertain from their constituents at homie
! whether the country wishes tor reconstruct
Stion based on the glorious traditions of q
thousand years, or for the abandonment of
! the ship Of State to the torrent leading to
the unknown future. In brief, whether
the people want monarchy or republic.
The message was cool!y recciyed-some
passages being greeted with laughter.
The Assembly then proceeded to discuss,
and finally adopted, The bill providing the
propagation of The session from the 18th of
September to the 4th of December. The
main feature Of the bill is the appointment
Of committee of % to control the Govern
ment during the recess.
DISARMAMENT OF THE NATIONAL GUARDS.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-The disarmament of the
National Guards has commenced. No re-
sistance is being made, and tranquility pre-.
walls everywhere.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 14.-A conference re-
| garding the customs is progressing between
/ Germany and France, aud it is thought
| that concessions OH the part of France
will secure the evacuation of all but six of
the Departments.
| MORE COURTS MARTIAL TO BE APPOINTED.
| VERSAILLES, Sept. 14.-In the Assembly
to-day Gen. DeCiSsey stated that Two addi-
tional courts-martial for the trial of CON-
| muuists will shortly be appointed. He
said that there are now but 1j2 judges to
examine the casss of &c, 900 prisoners, in
Guiding T50 conYicts. Even with the addi-
tional courts, the Government will proba-
| bly, be obliged to release II 800 OF the pri-
soncrs without trial, as it is impossible to
| sentence more than 100 monthly.
From London.
! THE CHOLERA IN PRUSSIA, ETC.
| LONDON, Sept. 14.-Dispatches from vari-
Gus points show that the cholera is dread
| full in the central and southern portions OF
Prussia.
| The associated employees Of New Castle
| have 4.l1G men working, which number is
being increased by constant additions. This
will soon restore the former activity to the
| factories.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-An unknown Ameri-
cnn brig has founded oil Lands End, and
all lost.
One case Of cholera has occurred a New
Castle.
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Iypchh,1rr VInrkefs.

FEPT. "a Apples. Green, si.sC@S2 per bushe'
Bacon.--Hng Quad 9GGgic.
beef. Slaughtered 4Glac.
Bdtt.r.- 2,Vl.&iiyc,
Corn.-Wnilc, s5lI'Tc. yellow End Mixed ESQ.
Sac
Corn Neal csc. GFL
Ffo:r .-rirc. t5.75Gts; 2nperllne, sG.5oas7; ex
TIA, s7.2,@*Lso; family, t:G.:;.50.
I'futheTS.-Inyr gpusc 7g4 lj:.
Nty.-is-.eI, sll. *l.:5 Il cwl.
Iron Country Dac, az &c.
Onts.-5 LTtrc.
Uui0HS. orGgG0c.
P0totoe s.-fith, 75c .lsl; sweet, si.e;Qti.57.
RE. 374Soc.
IIheM ~ mite, sl.3;G $3.50; red, 81 2Ogsl Is.
Wool w asheh 5V0 5,c. a; uLw-ihrd, s0aLi5Ar
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hogshead hoops, 9.o@sso n loco: red oak toesteao
oarreL hickory. hoop, 81. so ~ loo.
Sen naGsni., ssGnsc, In keGsi English soda, SIC.
nhncks.-s9c.
,Snt1dc.-sl per 100 ma. s@'tfti Slfsts
toia4 5Eesc. best washing, 11011sc.
s,,trtss and faiicy prices countTy a5c
amnT.-Ta.25Els so a barrel - ss.frsE trE
c,s In ssc. 44l2s-,he last prime arti-
RsoINW ash s,ls ssssi,s gunpovder si@sla %
a. wpssasS . sLlsaasi zo II. Esst,
EayIe IS s,ngsr aasS Pineapple, 90: from
']''V Medium Rye, 81 Tsf5ss II s1lseits
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. d4.-A hand NJ ~
chise Apaches, leaving their women a nv"
children ON the Peace Commissioned, anu ~
sersatioh, in New Mexico, dashed ;ntn
camp Crittenden, Ariz ,na, Capturing six.
three Government cavalry horses Which
had been just recruited for an expefit;on
Lieut.. Wheelers exploring party were
abandoned by their escort near Camp an.
ailpo, Arizona. - 1900 = :
- The latest election returns indicate that
Inc Democrats have two majority in the
senate, bus taa Republicans have two ma.
Jorlty On joint ballot, ~, =
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BoatRaesng at sro,,ro.,

MONTREAL. Sept. ,14.-The four.oarea
race to-day was won by the Halifax Barton
crew.; the Renforthcrew, beirg second. and
The time Of the race was thirty.threa
minutes and ten seconds. Both EnoIiSb
crews led, but went 300 yards beyond the
turning buoys before discovering their mis-.
take. They claim the buoys were changed
during the night. -
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ar--Isain ard threat
enlng weather, with increasing portaeast-.
erly winds, will probably extend to Lake
superior and New York, and prevail in
New England by Friday night. The light
weather in the southern and Gulf States.
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A BEAN TowN.-Beverly (Mass.), says 4
correspondent. is known as ''Bcin Town."
No yirtnous citizen Of that place thinks OF
passing Sunday morning without baked
pork and beans for breakfast. Formerly
they went TO the different bakeries Satur-
day nights, each nun with Iii. bean-pot.
Each pot Wag numbered with check as
received and The number given TO the
owner, and crowds would gather around
The bakery door Sunday morDlns, each
m4n calling his plumber and receiving his
pot. But now they huye Il pottery III The
Town, aud each householder bias had bis
bean pot made 10 order, with his name or
Initials baked into the sides, and the plan
works beautifully. The bakers charge SIX
cent, for baking beans, and il Is no mean
source Of revenue.
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CUM NJ EhCIAI.

CCaN AND fLoGN ETCnAneg,;
A. k12HaoNp, Va, Sept. II, ts7l.
s0TEEEIEGs.
l.hedt-Nhtc, 7o4 bushels. Rcd / 30! bushels,
Corn While, cas- bushes. Mixed, 10! bushels.
0nS.-i. 400 bushels.
Rye.-G bushels.
54LE5.
Whe1t W hite total, S0o bushels lat s175 for
sse q. for very gotd; *l.55 Tor good
Wheat Red--tctal, LOO bush,ls-a. d IS for
seeI u Q. for very good IL 47aGl5I so for GOOD
Sl.t5Gsl.a0 for Common.
Corn. hte, q bushels yety geo at s7a, HIx
ed 10 bushels good st SGc.
Oats.-6t b"shels very good spring al 5sc.; l?4
bushels very good spring at SIC.
RE-ExHIBITED.
HHcdt-Red, ITO bughels.
Cora n hitc, 2G.busuels. .
outs. coo bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings of wheat again light, .mouatiny to
only 2,o(s bushels Markst slir-r, very good whils
bringing 23c. over the price Of ihs preceding day.
ana S. cd white selling ut SI.75.
sale. OF corn very light, without any material
change Ia figures, Ofe-i'ss OF oats liberal and
market dali a1d weaker at the close.
The business on 'Change was to soma extent
broken Up by an alarm Of fire. which some peoplo
thought Was In Ike ExshSnge building ITSELF and
there was hucrying 10 and fro bu 1t turned out to
be It safe defiance.
The Offering, Of wheat on 'Cha1ge On thu 18th OF
September, $780, were: White. 1000 bushels oil
which 2,2s4 bushels were re-exhibtcd; re1. T. 1sC
byshe,s, Of which TIC bushels were re- exh ibited
P!lceE on. that day were: Wheat, white, very
good. $l.I2.; red, worry good, Sl.32i.
Plicea OF Virginia country -four, Richmond ic.
spec.oa, on that d.y were Super 1.e, $5.75l$G
extra, $s.25 ). family, S7.2s.
Prices of corn on tbs. day Were: 1hl:e, prime
Al Of.
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Religion is again to b. Drawn into poll
tic, In the Twentieth Wac M American
party has been inaugurit;a ~ tt. e purpose
of making war sgainss ever /: oman Cath.
Ole nominated Tor oiiice. hoy held
meeting last evening at, Liza: on Hall, in
tion never can flourish in thisc auntry.-N.
7. Commercial Aduerttser, Of Wednesdays
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, sept. /! C4tt closed qnie, bu
steady; quote very beat on FL tod ~ al 5k9sic
i-2t qlaiity, 4lG5Ac. mrGlpm, 3.Il4ic.; ORDINARY
3GGa4c: rccei. ts, 2,7i3 head; slits, ,aOi he4u
sheep more active. and suppl; fallen off gro
iair to gocd al Iliic. gcoi TO eItrs, daIIsic, re
ctip.s, 1913 head. noyi lSiIly active and higher
Quote at eaQi!3.; recclpt., $50.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

SEPT. 'ath.-The receipts of stock ut The cattle
scales during he past week hay: been very good
ano TIE quality exctiien sciug $50 cattle, ieC
sheep, 90 lambs, so calves, aId 50 hogs. sales
were mace Is follow:
ElecJ:-Fsi: 70 good, A.; prime, sI,., gross.
LomjS.-. $50 Us % head.
CntreS.-From - 20 Sl5 ~ head
Hogs.-Fair, G5ic., gross.
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The Illinois Episcopal Convention
Chief Lustice Chase. 2

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-In the Episcopal
Diocesan Convention, Bishop Whiteh0use
narrated the Incidents Of his recent visit to
Christ Church. He censured the Wardens
for continuing to employs degraded minis
ter, and disposed Of the Eardens by de.
grading them. {
Chief Justice Chase has entirely recoV.
cred his health and strength.
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IT IS RELATED that = young lady at an
Ohio camp-meeting once asked the prayers
0fthe assembly because she could not set her
eyes upon Il certain young man ia her neigh
borhood without feeling as though. she must
hug him TO death. Between this young
lady and great many other young ladies
who occupy the gallery seats in most Of our
churches, the only difference is that the
latter are not so unsophisticated as the gush-
ing Buckeye maiden.
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IETERtHURa. VA,

sEPT. B.-Ssles yesterday Of l2o hopshesds.
! taloSd, ana Ia some casts exceeded. We anota
goon ana me shippIn: It Fl. 5CQsl5 manu-
LsSSt,aalns iit!ers slr@S1 for good, and sIi 60
Msla lor very goGd-no really fancy sun-cured
nlisrs Offering; Shipping Tugs, IS so0s7. 50 !:
WoiklDg iurs $sa 1870, with sales cccssitnaIly
at hignsr pfices-say $7750SS.50 black wra D.
pefe. bllMSfi. Not much dplGg In coal-curel.
ana no 1ae Offering, though it is much wanted
We quote coTDon c0al.cured wrappers az Sl:60
su 50; Toiium, ,a2,M,3O, and gcod, $3.50 t59
| coe!-cured ner5, Ssl$l5.
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.

Rev York Stock and Money Market.
/ NEW YORK, Sep. L-Money easy. stcrllup
arner at sA62st. Gold. 1las Governments rather
heavy s's2'g, LIS; Tennessee's 7a,; new, 73a viz!
ginia's, 90; new, cal. Louistana's, 6s; nes, 60.
Levels, IL; IS, 80. Alabama's, 100 gs, es Geor-
Rta's, 81 re. OIL North Carolsns's, 4:A; new. "a.
3 nth CARDINALS, Is; new, st. - o :
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81, IL not timc," RISKS \ generous Bosto-
man, ''iiiat the Union woman from UeoT-
ia, who has been brg2ing so long from QUE
cud 81 The city 10 the other, and calls upon
licr patrons in Il carria.e, mad lives ut !.
i:rsl-clas> hotel, had made up Ier little pile
and also made otfi"
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From London.
FROM NEW YORK.
THE posT-oFF1CE DEFALcATIoS, &C.

New YORK, Sept. 1l.-~The bond>men o
Norton, the posi-Ollice d"fuulsec, had i p. l.
vatc meeting. aud Il settlement OF the mat.
ter has been referred to cX-r Postmaster
Wnkcman.
The negotiations for new combinations OF
New York officials make no progress.
Connolly, to-day, in connection with
Mayor Hall, sigaed warrant for $50 900 to
pay laborers. Connolly's friends say h. will
not resi- IN cert linly not until Judge Bar
na-d has decided the injunction matter.
EXPLOSION OF TORPEDO WORKSHOPS OF
LIFE, &C.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Union Torpe-
do WOIkS, near Fulton street, exploded
this morning, killing Fix persons; seven or
eight others were wounded. The build
ingS were very much shattered.
The National B sSociation Of Spirituulsts
at Troy, \. T., has elected Victoria Wood.
hull president.
Three employees of the works were shat.
tered beyond recognition. The explosion
was caused by the dropping OF Il box just
brought up on Il truck, The truck, horses,
End t;river were blown nearly TO atoms
The wounded are horribly mu,ilatcd. The
business was carried OIL i'll direct violation
of the law,
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fohT OF RitAhoAD, SEPTEMBER Ia, 1871,
AG2Ivso .sa'@0'f :
Steamer Isaac Bel, El.kcman, New Yorx! mo.
chsndise and passengers, John W. WYATT 't
Steamer VIM. L. Clyde, Parker New yor,,
and Packet CompiCy.
Steamer john syITcster, Clifford Norfolk, NOR
chandise and passengers. T.. y. Tatun j Co.
SAILED, -.E = ..
Steamer Palisate, Nelson, Chickahomlny, mer-
cbanGlge end passengers. .-.sss-t lflEsE
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ST. LOUIS.

SEPT. l'-Tobacco-Sales, 10 hogshesda and l
box. Bogsheads l, sfrans, at $751; at "a aoSl
s&so II ct fTlr@Ff 90; Is at SsGISs.9O At 1890;
3 iastory .dried. 1T 80 CO; IL Sl025; at $ll25
G. SlG-els.'5 at Sl at a23 IS. Box st al. TO-
heJtet-d-Bi1s On 20 Dog She ads at Ss2uQta3e.
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There Is no lodging this conclusion OF
the Pittsburgh Gazette:
so long as, the proud American flag
noal., the name Of Oliver Hazard Perry
viii live in the grateful memory OF those
who revere it,"
Contradiction OF the above might fairly
be rated ~ extra HaZard.ous.-NeU forG
Commercial AdU6rtiser.
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ExDFeTs Robbery

1T. LOUIS, Sept IA dispatch says that
the express office in Ellis county has been
robbed of $40 1000.
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Hs,ed from HIS wounds.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-Detective John
Richards, whom WILDER shot just before
committing suicide, died today from his
wounds.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. 14.-The Dem.
ocratic State Convention, Edward Avery
presiding. has nominatedl John Quincy
Adams for Governor.
Resolutions werc passed accepting the
new amendments and denouncing prohibit
ton.
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>UICIDE.-Hr. Dennis Sullivan, a we'll
known citizen of this city. committed sui
eide about 4 O'clock Yesterday evening at
his residence, on Diamond Hill, by shoot
!ug himself in the stomach with pistol,
i, ing from the effect of the wound almost
INSTANTLY. 1t appears that the deceased
had been drinking very freely for several
DAYS past, and 10 this cause is TO be attri-
!,l'cd The commission OF the rash act Of
self Observation-Disclosures Netos Of yes-
l..
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I1HE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINING

THE VIRGINIA SUGAR aREFlNING
1 COMPANY
having commenced the Esnufactute or RE-
fINRD SUGAES at their Ref 1ery q HocRet,s
Ia now able 10 supply the trade WITH Shto =
sB." "KXcRA C.n &c YELLOW,n' and and
"YaLLOW,' acdaalso with IN EXCEL ENt
QUEER Of The 3ODrd brands.
orders left at their Office, corne- ldh ana CRY
will meet with ;om OF attention.. an 81 I'm
DURE CIDER VINEGAR ior !icklIpg,
JOHN N, GoRDON'3 Sons.
ssl2 Pesrl Bloal.
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THE rlNA NctAL TROUBLES.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Sun SAYS shat
Mayor Hail intended, i'll the event of Con.
noTly's resignation, TO appoint Gen, McClcl.
Ian, who had been approached and reluc-
family consented to take the ollice. The
Sun is assured thlt the Mayor intends
to proceed for Connolly's Impeachment.
HOTELS BURNED At SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Sept. IA fire occurred last
night in the Park Place Hotel, which &C.
stroyed that building and 4 portion Of the
Crescent Hotel.
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TILE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.

SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND ITS
COENEcTIONS FORM THE GRTAT SOUTH
WL5TLES FAST-FRsIGBT LINE
TO
MONTGOMERY, SELMA.
PEN5AC OLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
REV QEEEANS, VICKSBURG,
TEXAS,
Ind int mciiata points, ihrnuyh rates guaran-
teed. eve. charges promptly adjusted by agents ut
points Of delivery.
In ordering sbipmsnts, ask your shippers TO give
direction BY this rCGte- C. Insure qnick ,nsit
M.rk each package via LynchSnrg. ard 3 g.
and u. H., AID sh!p from ;;anvll,e Gspct.
p. G. EARSBY, GeI'l sup't.
". s. McFLwAIN. Gent FIT AS't, Patohs, Ala.
JoHa N. WHY, Ira 7erg gent. au IS SIN
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RAILROAD LIHEa
YORK RIyER RAILROAD,
GaEAT REDUGTIoy CT FARE. ACCOM-.
EQUATIONS UNSURPASSED.


PASSENGER Tralp leaves Richmond dspo. daily
r9IHs with The frss-class steamers ExSrERY
iva aud DANIEL WEssTEB, touching ae the
ri;ovtn nnnnes and arriving In Baltimore on the
North and W.at An sine 10 connect With trains
cH HHnSseH Et; 10 TICKETS AND BAGGAGE
"a > w ger Train leaves at p. NJ IN sJyH.
cafs for West Point cav. N on CUM
RsI esTsF Jfayss ss slsr 30 l4LIeHTs STREET.
N M; II arriving In Richmond the foiiosSg morning
F F. tst; line p,ss;Dgsrs good nights rest
s.ekIt Tram, with pzsscBger car rattscbed.
sprdsy a'aiv sxesp ed xt4 A. NJ, and on
p!ompy 5sselysa daily carefully handled and
nto'sh eilis ofladlpg given 70 sIl points.
. FARE:
rom rom Bishmond 70 Baltimore
e ron hlchmoRd 10 New yots m
t0 Yo riichn'ohd 10 Boston all rain Il ON New
Fom sictmend Boston via ;e s6and 90 90
AieKe,s teNeS York and sstnfn fSoed for - "
To PH SIIsdsISSS,ss and ;:,s :" 70. IS %
=, - wiz. N iBsiExSi;is;.s s;;r, g %
| g. ~ SaYLoa. Ticket Agent, Richmond.
-. 0-Ne-l, 1eNer.I gent. Baltimore. seIa
B8EEsssA!.PEAKE AND ORIO RAIL.
pIs sSA GI :, q, END after sEPTEMBEa Isr,
DAYS e1csnies, az faI.'s ie"Fe hlchmond (bpns
nb S;sv A: M.-dalL TBkJN for lie Whts suY.
nar springs. Connecting st aordonsvtlle with fi,a
SfanSe, Alexandr!a and Manassas train for
SIS b q, anu S2rsh and Iynchburg and South.
Soruonsyll,e. except on Saturday, on who's fsy IN
Vile With the M tbs train connects at Go
dria and Ns! hashs Ians on the Orange AleIan.
and w Sau safsSSSsSI3s railroad for LYSoHBURa
| On and afenthe 10Th OF September. PsrsrN-
T Th,,a tAAiN Will run between staunton and tie
hea yes Stsunton on THURSDAY and BAT st.f
Arrive A. white ............sa5 A.. u.
hS~Ve me sulphur on WEDNESDAY,
rive 81 san, ~ 1855 II
anrouRh Tickets, al loT rates. cold to al points
| kur,her Information may be obtained It the
colnponye Offices. ~ " S
NO Passenger Trains are run On sundays.
a, II. PERRY.
I r,,,,.u W., General Superintendent.
LANES Z. NITnERLAsD. Gsn'l Ticket AIT
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DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
ID hOAD-0n sRd after JULY 2SrB. lslL

1 GOlNT "ASF: S..
! Train no. iThrough PsssGDger) leaves Rich
Danvtlle st i:0a g.. T.; arrives ~ Greensboro Ut
Train Eo:sDyucaburg Passenger leaves Rioh.
| mond daily a. s:is A IL; afr-7es 1. LJnchoufg S1
4 Train No. 10 tg-e.rht and Accnmmod.t'on)
leaves Richmoid 5, sos l.. ID; arrives At Burke
VILE at 1854 z. NJ. tstoDpng at all Way satlonsl
| daily Except Sr1dsys). .,.-,,..
Tram NO. II tIhrorsh NAL End Express) leaves
4 Rfchm0nd daily at $40 Z. NJ; leaves EanViHe
daily ct l9:A z. n; arrives al Greensboro ualV
GOING EAST: =
Train No. IL Through Nail and Eapressl leaves
daily 1t lcl3 P. Il; arrives at RichTond tAly ~
STA A. III.
TRIM No. Through Passenger Leaves Greens.
boro' daily except sandlysl II 1l05 4. M. leaves
Danvlle At LA 2. IL; arrives 4: Richmond u az
Pm.
Train No. 10 Gynchburg Passenger leaye1
Lynchburg dsily ut sac a.. NJ; !esgg 5urXsTlio
at =. II. arrives 1t Richmond 1t z. n
Train no. leaves BuIker!tie $40 4. d.; Ar ar
rlves ut Richmond s:z5 A. N. istopp.ng ~ AZ
way stations) daily texcept Sundnys ,,
aIa.ns NOS. al II connect ST GREENSBORO "aa
youth. .-a
IL; TrAins Nos, and IL connect ut Burseyilie
TIN On Atlantic, Mississippi, ana oiU'
"TtJ JS1sIf of I'll points SouthHest snd South.
southv,oau, TICKETS 70 I'LL points soa!n aa 40
is sni1r and OF K. b. WALK Ea, Xsen. Of AZ
sai Snc, Mlssissippt and Ohio railroad, No. Las
.par ss.eeL Richmond.
schedule OF 1bi sVs arrangements TO advertise the
above. van piss s,, ysn,s -
u ssnsrsi FTeixb & an. MA fiess. asese
:. "a. -. .ALCOrT, Engsr and SnSt ausS
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Tobacco Markets.

~, RICHMOND.
n,,Ses t w., firm, without any ch,nes IN
pi1'e''--"e repeat our last quotations
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pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,

.ELIA, ROME AID DALTON RAILROAD.
hi-D CONNEUTIONS.
Is tho shortest and moss comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, ~ Selma,
Mobile, &e1tdls,,
PENSACOLA. VlebsbuIs ..
Kew tlTleaus, Mrrrca
and all points Ia Texas. w
PULLgAM'S PALACE CARS run tbrou,s
rom J yEchburg t. Mobile, via CGlera and Mont
goinsry without change.
Tim" TO Monfgomefy. Mobile and H.w Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY HTuEs ROUTE.
Time itom h.te sulphur Springs and Char
Iot.esyillt
Eight H0USS AND TWENTY NrvITTEs
LESS TO MONTGOMERY MOBILE.
FIVE HnUES LESS TO NEW ORLEANS,
The popular 2ad INST expeditions Emisr5ns
hGUte To Ieka5 and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets to all points BY this route may lie OBJ
.ainsd ~ the ticket Ofic,s or the
CHESAPEAKE 4 lilo RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DAhVILLE RAILROAD.
and 1T the Office ~ the Atlenc!c HiestssipnI and
| Ohio railroad, 1925 Main street. Richmond
| Be sure your tickets yesd vls Dalton aud C1Icra
| for Selms). s.. G. BARNEY, Gen. eult,
| JOHN Il. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
4 JOHN NJ. W YI.Y. travelling Agent. AZ 75-3m
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LY NCGBUEG- Va

sEPT; 10 There Is bu: little chsnye In the NAV.
AeS, irices remain ABOUT the same cxcsnt ro,.
s nns, which IS rather lower. Pr,miSrs are
prices satisfactory - NN' "uo oeIl AZ
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Fron sam Frane,.cn

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-22
Wsekly Grinity 9uurnal.
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