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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, 1
RICHMOND, VA, October Il, 1872. {
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-Whlte, 1,1Q6 bushels. Red, 7o4 bushels.
CoRN.--White. s24 bushels. Mixed IFS bushels. g
OATS.-7g0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.--Wlltc, IL bushels very good nj Sf.aE: 792
bushels prime private terms; 10. bushels good ut
Tln2; - bushels nj SLIDE: SO bushels common at
sl.7n: III bushels prime at Sl.g5.
NuEST.-Red, IN. bushels good nj Fl So so hush
nls fair mt Sis: Is0 bushels very good at 81 IS 70
bushels common ri SI6o; 3l2 bushels prime mt 81 81.
tORS.-Whto, $50 bushels prime old nj re; Is
bushels line new ut zoe. l9S biSelG very good old
a T"c.: g! hushes prime old ri 7tc.: le2 bushels
prime new Tie; 1Oi bushels common old ut zoe.
Mixed, iis bushels prime oidai T2c.
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PETERSBURG. Va.

ocroEEE a5.'rhcrc IL fair demand for dark
leaf tobacco. The other grades are quiet and very
ljttr doing In them. We quote: Leaf Working,
Soc i2.5c: Very dsrG leaf, suitable for twtAt,l
Sl2Msii. PrimiGgs, loose, SJGSt; priced, e3,so0
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WILMINGTON q; q, MARKETS

OCTOBER !3.-SDtritS TtTgcRtine.-Sai OF 2eT
cisks nj Sc and 200 at .sc. q gallon for southern
packages. $3.50 p
Rostn.Sales of 3is barrels \, $3.50 for strained.
Crude Tyrpentine.--Salcs Of leo barrels at $ssS
for har'! and - for yeliow-dIp aud virgin.
Inr-SaleS Of IL barrels at 1880 q barrel. IL
C0a"a.--Saes Of 50 bales 1T lsc. and 10 at Isle.
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ihh 'onpI:''; ", ,i,;..,l ,nnd;'jnn NJ rho
tErCI"S A'ii I'H ~ ~ =, Wv
residence 81 '' tn ~ o.. "';'i'' '.,,,,;n
NS"1" H','I no,,, ~, ',,jn franz il for over
an" >r ms ner', >''n'' ''' ,'rl 70 %a.
Ten years. ,ii' Mc',, I"'' ~, E S,, for thn
SAT" M" m hn r'r1' Et - the Trims rave we her
henel, o cI n"at "u, d 1 ;n the most deli.
no llia'crE! "'N"n' ".'1, ~ w., sho Ion"ed
'';n,,,d ,,n,nr nf CLor,auua Ahont
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rR,OEACCO FACTORY AND FlNTUh RES,
I At FREpERuCK'S HALL, LotiHh Iol = \
I,paI, tseP SiIE-We offer for sale ON Yer.
moderate terms our TOBACCO FACTORY Hnn
FIX rUREs, consisting Of large ai"l fcolslS .uit
Irrot The fixtures are o: most improved knIs-
ITDRAULIC PRESS - and PolSf Ai n,i,
St'G,EN~ &c. 4 wsil uf pure wafer III INT p'd ,
ir1 i-nualal facilities for wing the rfIebiEHci
louisa connty leaf direct from farmers. kai!Ioau
TRANSFORMATION ut door. ohercd LecH-e W. '''''c -
.iso. a NICE LITTLE FARM o. 81 I h
sIS tCEES. COMFORTABLE IDiiAtF win
six rooms; wei fenced; good water III SafH' ="
hundred yards Isoin Factory. p,oh-
Apply TO X. A. Mills. IGhacG2 txsh.nsfl,f h'ei'-
mond, or address ABSER Hakhls a W.
Fredeicks Hall. Louisa county, va
or a2-tSI, Nv ,S2w&swzw
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TuE ISLAND OF SAN .IUAN.--Thc territory
assured to the United States by The Empc-
rnr Williams decision Of the Northwest
Boundary question i thus described Tho
Island a San Juan i about fifteen mile, il,
lrn-lll, and in it. widest part about seven
and contains about forty thousand acres OF
land. The northern portion is moulItain
OH, and heavily timlcrcd. but the southern
part h.s many beautiful rrHlriC> and is rX.
crcdiuwiv ir.tll". The pasture Is 50 nurl
tio,i% tIit the mutton raised upon il i re-
nIarkahic for The dclc,lry oi lis IlLvnr
There IS near the hlrlnr Il valuable quarry
-! limestone. Ihc.r disputed islands con
tain the only limestone qllAIEics rs yet I"tIut
~ the American side OF tn" waters Of Puget
sound. and up 10 the working ct The quarry
on san juan all limestone used for build
inn PURPOSES in this portion Of Washington
Territory had to lie brought from Nancou'
yry'S island or California. Coal i al ~ iOuuo
in this archI. !1.o. on thr lower end al
San Juan are thr be-; ii>hin" waters Oh ilr
>rrinH. Great qIIauili"a Of IaliDu', Goldfish
and salmon are taken lay the Indians. " IL
for this ,i!ilnr~r resort H. iIii,, vi,'i,jiy 1T
certain ac;t>"n>. Nh"u the Hudson Bay
Go;nirlnv used San Juan - Il hin.: station
they were in The hIl.t OF putting up yearly
!; 1000 barrels of salmon. From Ibis Source
aion. l,r"lilac !tl>iHc>> might be- c~iab
Ii>ilrd. The population NJ the i>IInd i" al
rrr.tut aiout iGu, oi' NhirTl 2uGarc military.
rhrlc are >Cyrn large i-MnGS between tho
,ii.nuiri chanurl'. rc>d"> many >I"2;! on'I.
h, san .IIl,;n j. tic ONLY one whi"n r::u /,
<iil L. lee settled, though few Americans
i.ty" taken M land claim, Oh orGi>, i"igZ
null
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Street-cars have apparently had their dav
in Chicago, if we may judge from the utter
anccS Of one of the journals Of that city.
which says That the people OF Chicago Object
IT, the further obstruction Of the StrrcIs of
the city by horse railways. If Il proposition
were to-day, it says. submitted to vote, ia
give up any more OF the crowded thorough
lircS To this purpose, it would be oycrwhelm.
ln%ly defeated. In this connection it speaks
ldVoraby of the omnibus lines. which carry
passengers at five cents per head.
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The trMErTIA>n GAP RuLRcAp-G General
Malone arrived i'll town on SATURDAY, morn
ing and rcIniincd over until Monday. Col
"nct Turner. president of the Cincinnati and
Cumberland Gap Railroad Company. has
hrcn in town for several days. He is most
>an.uinr Of the speedy completion ri the
line, which llrk> ROSY only the one hundred
ana forty uilC> ot railway 10 be built hr-
tween Lexington and the gap He is GER
tainiy VERY intelligent gentleman. and
means business. He came 10y private CON
N"Iancr Iy WAY Of tic zap. having Inspected
the entire route 10 hc trayrrScii. aud also the
great ,niUcl:rl wealth which il must develop.
Sr1Hf h,yr&
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4 fire Oh Tuesday night in the drapery q!
tie Chapel Of Our Lady : III -. John,s
Roman Catholic church at Orange, n. j.,
occasioned loss OF $1,000. Insured.
Only three of thirty members Of The City
CotInc. elected i'll Baltimore on "Wednesday
are Republicans.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MtEhET
Werhl, report from the i7'h I" III" @5d "i o''o-
,.r l... t,L.a FROM The bouh, al the city st'l.'
t.tttJ..l-n head sold from ?!Hic, gross.
S't.tp--Ii.I head sold from itG'ic'' gross cA'ia
W. yEG@'-,'j ic.t,i sold from H.. gross,
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>EGK" PE"$cuTIoNISr> lNnlrTEp-Thcrc
were l"rnty-'"ur indictments made hy the
grand Jury of This COUNTY last Monday.
Fourteen Of thrm were the n""roc> who
threatened to MI i'ayrt:r Washington. .hr
c'i"rc,l Greeley >p.;tLcr. from Nyth@yi!'r.-
HUyIt, patriot
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TuAT GEorrIA nrEl. wrru :<Il"r-Gt.NS--A
Foolish CrAEEEI. EHrl.o X !: FhTAL NfEr-
I%G.-Ilr. Houston !. Force and j. II.
InwnSrnd. ESP, both of Atlanta. On.
fought Il du'l last Friday evening, Mtwccn
shutdown ana dark, nral the City Cemetery.
in all open space within tie corporate limits
Of tie city. The weapons were shot-grrl~.
At twenty PAGES. Tie seconds were nr.
George Wallace, a. Atlanta, and Mr..
rrutc'.iicl,l, Of Virginia. Mr.. Townsend
Eil. Ills lett arm b;iny Shiyrrrd by scycl1,!
hi'~, and one bail entering his chest IT..
meath the >nouldrI-h!n,lc. His wounds
are -ippu>rd to be mortal, though he
j. iii! living. i warrant hl> been
Issued for tIl:. arrest OF Nj. Force. who
has not Vet b Ell tujtnd. The oii@in oi
the difficulty was about n Young lady.
who. il is alleged. had been insnIt"d by a
Mr. Wallace Haskell. Mi. Force, IL" lady
attendant. lad publicly cancd Mr. Haskell.
Haskell subsequently sent Force cartel.
which Force drcliuc,ltn accept OH the ground
ihat Haskell WAS MOI Il Gentleman. The result
was the posting ct Force. This led IL The
duel between Mir. Force and Mr.. Townsend,
Mr.. lla,>cll's second. Both the Young men
ara well connected. Mr.. Force is Il son of
Il. ". Force. formerly Of the wholesale since
g.. titaIl',tou, :. &. Voting Force Mis- Il
resident "l New Work ,utii some two ,cars
since. when he returned South and became
connected with his father and Two brothers
in business. al Atlanta. Mr.. Townsend is The
son Of DR.. ". :. Townsend, agent OF the So
curily Life Insurance Company OF New York.
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ssigut 81 opEion scenis To lean more deetdedIs tn
IS That the proportion o. tic betct GRADES VII
Receip. sI'an me sstinstas of some weeks ago
posed Of undesirable descriptinns OF Inc sse eT,
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rs'ely argued, and win bedecided tomorrow
morning.
There are large and attentive audiences
present, but no excitement.
The prisoner is calm and pays the strlctest
attention to I'LL that is done

RELICS OF THE WASHINGTON FAMILY
Among the attractions Of our fair last wcc,
were som" relics of the Washington family
now IL The possession Of Mrs. Il. r. Lee. and
kindly furnished hy that lady for the oc,r,.
SION. Am"n& them was pair of General
Na>hngion's holster pistols. silver mounted
aud tinclN-iinishcd in the old style of work
mail>lrp. Fhrv were ilint-l"rh and of the
Nliicrn ot the "!d-tt>hioncd horsc-pi>tols.
There were photograph copies of the ric-
lures "t General Washington and Mrs.
Washington. coloycd and finished hy Mrs,
tees own hand tocorrcs,rnd with The oriui
nal pictures. There were also exhibited pie
turc> e Eleanor and George Washington
rarkc Gusts. The Youngest grandchildren o.
Mrs. Washington. adopted by General WASH
inrtnn after the death of their father. c..
". L. Gusts was the father of Mrs. lee
Ruc i-1y5ifc citizen.
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.t '... NJ s'."'.-.''' ..''''
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D.. sI.r..~.. }a., IL. up;r-, u;:a4r4~ from
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#.E....!er r-gi.}.j ". L.. ~ connected
g.. l... ,f... -. H:f hoi .ui" L. i.iri!-
.... Fl. jru,:1:,. i.,,o IT,. Wv ;tt means "t
..#,|tn. IT,, esp. ,,II u,. t..u written the
g.. ... rf'aG VIZ. or ,,o..iG h,.r connected
. t.:r ,..-... .Hl rlv Governor hid ~
..'... Nr. orr.
federal itmlaH wished - i,n,w rs what
.... r.... D,,>,lnai. a,.l~.!D,,a h!r. oar.
..,.4. t.d on, - i,i,i.lu.!i} III H., 1,.-
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-... ....aIr - a->I,i hiUl, a~ !,r had teen
...t.. H. ird ioid IL" Governor I!a;
.o &c., VIZ connected attn H." rI~'.
tta1.t ImlI"n lG"I a-',cJ t"I III" author
Il. :" W.,..l I,u. tr.'v"gi"r uJI appointed IN
.aDt 1905 provided for in i!r Constitution
...f .~ 5..., Wt> ~ such authority. l." sup
..... Ir. car aN,"u,d II Iii" ln>iHnrc oi
''.'"'@ Z. = at"'r. -'niirutIn.
"'"'-": !""'r;A DO \"u address Yourself,
g. IT" h1."''":
...' Ni.-.I' "E>t "lal want 10 KNOW,
'.'" TIL '''-.|"A : VIII RAISE ttt !'"litl a,
"" t"f"r time.
o.. t#"H ri>ri thr point. and III" Judge
'.- ~ .H" Nr. '1'f -n"ud i'' ati"W'd ia pro-
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VINEGAR FOR PICKi.iSG Yirginta-e
v made on AR-APPLE YINEG All, four ON, ysArs
o,d, for sale ny CARTER e Ettlsis,lksiiAasmn..
Also, SPIg Is Of tbs best a;,aiit aa 1a.sils
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REais'Aa' Ms.

rEETEILE, No. 1903 Main street, 1 iUiiI
II fortified against sjHn"rr@ to't: E@--7s<-a
What with pc,ticni ani 81 ii't 80
wit ~ hard II h. doesn't t'rn li,. '''- t.fls.sss
t.,nft.r, and irtCn.a cool AMI r"ii'il~ S2r.
able lat i!.,. .ud SAGE nefrr Il" h"t''H.
III. LADDER has the be; rc.,rcta al t't ~ ~
ftvntha tropics Ia tie takes, which a:c serve" 81
the BEST STYLE o. hEr. ... .,
III EiI; j. Tie best. both Tor ski!fui hceHir2 M
SUPERIOR ItQt Oi:S--rLrlual!r ~ TIN cay. ~
vii these anal ir AMI cooling h,in'rfi "''ri t'"-
tlcicn can; keep COOL then the weather mat! nc -
hot Is Ecs,ivnIs itself. ...,,,,
Thrnhru for prst iayogs, he rcnews his invitation
to the public, audpronses oasiacl!ol, /! mat - ~
BE- found In this world. !" "
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.lCIINUHD ANp 3A%yiiLE RAILROAD Co,l
EtrHMo&D, August ID. 1879. !
DICHAlOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
Ia KuAD.-on and after SUNDAY, August 18th,
GONG WEST.
| Train No 8 Through r.sscng,rl ica"cs Richmond
| lnilx except sundays at $40 4. ~. leaves bans
vile at 1896 i. NJ; arrives At Greensboro Mt s:so
e..
TrHin No nync.hurg passcugrrj leaves Rich
anE'i daily at G:2j 4. NJ. arrives ut lyGchOurg at
Train ~. 10 Through mail and expre&-j leaves
l;i,n,on! daily at 80 l.. H., lrt?e> i'anye daily
=, e5d l. M arrives at "rcc''sooro daily at !2;.S
GOING EAST.
| Train No. Q Through mali and express) leaves
| Greensboro daily at 2 a. 81; leaves Danyilla
Ially 1T i:io 4. ST. arrives at Richmond daily at
1916 L. NJ.
borc' daily i.xcc;It Sundays nj ll0 a. u. le2'e
Pm Pm ''' IT '''- '''' " ~ -
'GHn No. ouynctburg r'ss"ngrr) leaves Lynch.
burg daily AT i. ~; leaves Bnrks'lile at 1885 r.
~. arrives at Richmond ut 3:i5 T. "
grains Nos 2 aud % Connect ut Greensboro wife
tra!ns the North taroiHa railroad Tor al poiuS
Train No. 10 counecs i, Greensboro with troin for
Rnlgig aynG tsrs 4 70 a. M ~ s;Iespss
boro with train No. Q Tor Richmond.
Train No connects ut Burkcsiile With ir5in On O,
the AtaGtr, Mississippi aud OHIO railroad ior i'll
points southwest and south.
Iynchburg Accommodation Train leaves RICH
'nod at 4:j5 F. u. daily except Sundaysl urriSins
20 iynchburg in time 70 connect with the slornpS
Passenger Train on the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after
Tie ARRIVAL Of the Atlantic Ms.issiasipp and ONO
PASSENGER Train from Bristol, aud arrive ut Ricn-
In0Hd at 9:;S 4. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
s0H,hNVrnt can be procured at the ticket Office In
Rihmon,L AND OF X. +. WALKER, Agent Of the at
'*nth' a..i>s'irni and Ohio railroad No. 1925 Main
street, Richmond.
i"rrrs thst i'nrc arrangements 10 advertise the
chc"!c 81 this company viii rfease print MS above
join r. HaCMURUO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. VI. Il. TALcorT, Eughicer and supcrfnten6.
ont. nm fs
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Archbishop Manning, OF England. has pro-
hbited the employment of women singers IN
the Roman Catholic places Of worship within
his diocese.
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~ NJ ilti ~, ~,
u,-rrIFE -J.--i.H-t f."rh ) GMVt,uun> uItct.tuGct
-. LOUIS, Mo.
n,rnI:rR el-Ecc.tpt, at'l offerings small rather
4; farce. t,.rt ~ reviews. whrh sold irTrNhlariy al
i.rIi,.. from and advances nppn prey tp'tjly NJ.
,r,,rd bids We QE..'" bright wrappers scarce ana
rr,n AMI in G,litr.d: iuH Grade iu2S and ihcGiAhi
Shipping leaf scarce and nominal: hliciS dropping
mi 'ofnrr kinds unsci!cd-buScrs contehdin@ Ter
liver price; and sellers holding Tor Old hg;ire5
nur,c - 100 ns. Factory hugs tnomsnal sIlo@s3
I;,n,crs lugs, $50 43I5: common le'ii ss3e4Is2
,%,iii1a tr!vh: aud bri@i filters, sl0.sGQ sil50 10
( ma s.6: haf-briciit wrappers, S*sNSio: fnc
bright wrappers, s5cQls75; Iaciory-dfied shipping
lea! tnominall, s3lt$lo.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
OCTOBER Manufactures are practically TIE
oniy m;vr IN the market Al present ana tiiey con-
an.. a. ~ GOOD bidders for sii oilei1ngs suited 70
,hrir want il. sncn prices "a have recently rnied
-, rhr holders Of The present stock, most o,
xhtri, /. rstirir. are disposed 10 wall Tor better
,',ires aaa Gales are restricted In consequence.
irhr prevailing 5uIlliess, In point ai actu5i SAFE,
rat therefore nat from loss "f aitenSlh III We
s1n,nar-,;t;r position. The stocks, ALSO arc Sene
,11tr running below the average. Opinions wl,h ~.
sr.i IN ne tendency of psc ON tns0.d sspcks "
ars ys,ry conflicting. and =. The present lsa'c
surr are of Int LILLE value, ~ II VIII require ltne 70
a,g.. kv;y the uncertainty whichnnw envelopes l,ie
is.son1iug crop. II may be Mel " a9a aist sne
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kICHaDSD, FREDERICKSBURG ANDY
EnInM ~ ROIrrE. Inuc In. laI5.

kICHaOSD, FREDERICKSBURG ASD1
foTOAAc ROUTE, June 10, 1872. !
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains on this road viii run US fol-
TIP DAY MAIL. rin rail and steamer, leaves
Byrrl-Strcct station Z. ~
Up NiGHT NAIL, rit rail alone. leaves Byrd
stree, station $50 p. ". except OF Sundays.)
in ACCuMttGnATlOS leaves Broad-Street
al,tinn5 T.. VI. tcNrcpt on Snneays.)
BOWS DAY MIL. ria rail and steamer, ar
rive, II iiyri-strrct station 1T l:33 r
puw% NIGHT NAL. rlG rail alone, arrives at
aI nhDwS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad street station s:57 a. u; Ce1eefys s on saa
n General SuDcriniendeDt.
N,Cuuo,p AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coz
RIcuMoSD. VA, June 10, 1872. !
az AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE.
" 10th, the TRAINS on this road VIII run IN io'-
'' The MAI. TRAINS leave Richmond sts 4. u.
and l;e f. VI and leave Petersburg ~ ii:es A. d.
| and sos T.. VI. n. -,
nrl,,,.. leave Ricitmondat \. II. aui r d., AND
,.r. Petersburg ~ 3ta \. u ann i:5e i. o..
| The - nAI EXCURSION IRaiSS NJ. pase
.tcblu"nd ,ad rc;rrshh.H, atpA: ~; - ,a,S
leave Echnicrd AMI IcielsbGfs At I. u, .ssies
oil O'clock. rs iiete,9iore; ,,,v. pichmoni an
SUNDAYS and The -. r. VI. MAIL TRAIN ana l:ia
| 4. IL. fREiGur TRAIN "iii not issSe fs'erSs's's
| Oh Stnsrs. S,.s
Fare for return tickets. .,.,.....:.... ~
Communication tickets can Lc naa " ahe ioho"EsN
| rates: s.osaa
rifty-,rip tickets for: 20
tync-hundres-trlp tickets for. ~ ~
Passengers fer Norfolk win tske me I've ,, 2. ~.
DAILY TRAIN. and those from aorion VIZ MI CON-
nect Petersburg with Inc ii:2S A. d; IA ga
Passengers from Clover Hill viii tnEe tne ~ ~
~ TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Frdays.
aud returning leave Richmond on the same GAYS ~
The siAIL TRAINS VIII stop oaiy al Chester and
Man . *
The 4 IL TItAfs will eeanse, - Pstsrssa ,f.
wi The atartic, Mississippi and Chic railroad lor
= F ,i'i sS'S PALACE 81 EEPlsa-t.AsR Tih
be attached Ia the flaifslta5i sisssiN ~ ns'sY-'
tnn'l's's '1'soFs'' y y ''''.'' II II. KasEY,
..,n Ticket and Ersdgat AKent.
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81 - I G sss ::;s,sl :s: ;;s;s
MCuMuND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co..,
RICHMOND, VA, October l. 1872. I
NOrICE.-Unti further notice NO PAS
~ SESGER TICKETS will be soll over this line
further than WEST FONT. The Powba,an Steam
'roat Company demanding that shall Increase the
iar" Ia Baltimore ant beyond. But we wish the
travcliin: public to understand there will be tra!u
that viii leave The K,:hmnnd and York River Rail-
road depot every TUESDAY, HuREDAY, aud
SATURDAY nj 40 l.. w., connecting at Vest
| r"iu' Tor baltimore. The North, and West. The
| t%tncr estate al Virginia. connecting With ~ at
West Point has unsurpassed Recommendations and
her tIlI" furnished cIpl /" any hote.. Alternate
day Al"ndas,. Wednesdays and Fridays, for West
I'll" Freight TRAINS win he RIM as usual
Ine>,iay+. Thursdays. and saturday,. leaving Rich
m9nI = "'cl%"k a. VI. for Baltimore and all
'lays aud Fridays, for local trrglits between
EI.,hIgond and Wet Point, at 4 \. 81.
promptly Forwarded.
Through bills Of adn@ given to all points.
~ order ri the HUarri Of Directors.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent.
=, l.. TAYLOR. Gcm"ral Ticket AMI freight Agent
| Eichm"nd. Del
| INEESArEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
y RoAH.--1u ami aii"r ScTtcrihcr 3oih PAS
| >E&GEE TRAINS Viii Ir,ryr Richmond rs fol-
$50 \. M.--MAU, TRAIN r&rcpt sunday for
thu Wait" sulphur spring connecting nj Gordons-
vile with The Orange, Alexandria aud Manassas
train for Washington AMI Nnrih, and Lynchbur9
| and south.
| !:f5 T.. M.--tC"DNNpDhTIOE TRAIN Except
sunday for Gor'ioHsNllc. arriving 1T s:ls 4. NJ.
ihis tlsrin connects At tortnnsvc Win the night
II ,ins on IA" Orange. Alt X Hiri aui hanaSS,G rail-
| road !ur LiEt IBE'EG aiad v hSIilNGTON.
rhruuyh ticket; II ir% ittcI, sold Ia all points
| Northwest ami Southwest.
| Storage llckriS from ii!cTpD"l. Queenstown,
| Amsterdam. Antwerp, ilamlmrg iINr. Rotterdam,
l:"r"'il, topcr:s"n. AMI t.uhCuh"Tg, 10 all points
| ~ TIL rrld, can IN bought al the General Ticket
| tgc u a; Richmond bc ordered through any
| station aG"u; an the rOIi.
Further information may Uc obtained At the Conf
| piuy office.
| \. II. PEl:i;I, General Superintendent.
| JAMES +. y LTlEGLA$D. General Ticket &gcut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-25

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RICHMOND, VA, October l. 1872. (

LIT Ell fEs:r ~; s.s 1880 -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-04
The Custom House InvestiEa,iou.


The Custom House IRVeStiEatIon.
Prom TIC n Y Tribune
One Of the mos, important public lsbon
Of the new year VAL be Lbe inVghlIFatiJn
Of the alleged abuaes ia The Nov York
Custom liOpsc. 10 has been qIid that tie
Senate Committee charged with the per.
l1rmahec Of this duty was paeEett with
members interested In the suppression Of
Developments Injurious " Gen. Grants
administration. WcOnrsclycs have crit
Cised Ia competition and explained why
we could not give II our full confidence
At ls head, however, Il Senator Bucking.
ham, gentleman Of whose integrity We
have no misgiyings, and In whose indie.
pendencc we shall be glad 10 believe. We
shan be slow 70 suspect him Of purpose
70 cover up wrong, and IL any such pur.
pose shall show Itself among his col.
leagues, we trust 10 him u counterfeit L.
Whatever mistakes may have been made
IN the constitution OF the committee NAV
yet be Iecliaed II II will fearlessly and
thoroughly do It's duty. The charges
against the management Of the Custom
House are Of such nature that wise
Iriendsof the President have no choice but
to submit them TO the most rigid eXRmfna.
ton. a mere suspicion ol an attempt 70
cover up the truth will do more iarm
than my possible disclosures; and we be.
lieve the Administration Senators are
1now convinced that uOlhing will save
their reputation for earncstness In reform
except the utmost irankness In dealing
with tue public and the Utmost severity
In exposing abuses, in the party Us well
as outside Of H. The secrets oil the Gen.
eral Order system, for instance, are des.
tined TO come out, and It Is better TO have
them exposed by this Committee than
elected by the opposition from anybOdys
cast oil mistresses. The merchants Of
New York have long story Of injustice
and exaclions 10 tell, and II Ia better Tor
them TO tell II to an investigating com.
miltee OF reiormers than to Democrats
who would use 1t with terrible effect in
the Presidential campaign. The air Is
full Of rumors Of the completely Of some
Of Grants nearest friends in the wrongs
which have oppressed the commerce oil
this port; and II there Is to be an expo.
sure, II ought, for the Presidents sake, to
come from our side; II the rumOrs are
slandcrous, lot US have the credit Of dis.
polling them. In, Il word, let us set our
own house in order, and not leave that
Job to our enemies.