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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after JUNE 2, 1872 trains Of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Missiz.
stppt Central anu MtBsissppt anu Tennessee Rail
roads) will depart and arrive asfollows
DEPART ARRIVE
Express 773o a. N. Express. .....il:Oo P NJ.
MafI.....,....7:30P NJ ma4I.......... $50 4 NJ NJ
Accommodating l5 P. NJ. Accommodate 8:35 4. NJ
Mail Train runs daily. Express daily, except
Sunday.
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
From New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO ST.
LOUIS LOUISVILLE and all intermediate cities
villages and stations
PULLMANssPALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lou
!sviue, without change.
4. D. SHELDON
Ticket Agent, New orleans.
s. s. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston.
C. p. ATtdORE,
General Passenger Agent.
s. E. CAREY,
General TRANSFORMATION Agent.
e. D FROST,
je2 General Superintendent.
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BREMEN

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
vIA-HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
- The Steamships of the North
S1zEs@sS1ae German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips as follows;
From Bremen. From New Orleans
HANOVER. September IB, October 2f
FRANKFURT. October ,I6. No Iember o.
KoLN ..:........ November IS. December 81
HANOVER. December IL. January 18
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Hav.
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and South.
amptoa to land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans
Sttoih' '''''''''... .-......,s...,,, S 100 gold.
-- 0teera8e.' '.''...,......,.,....... 10 gold.
From New Orleans OF Havana to Southampton,
Havre OF Bremen.
ote6raSe'........' IS gold.
From New Orleans to Havana.
StoIn' ,..s''.'t.,... $50 currency.
SteefaSe.....,. '..,...... 20 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen, southampton or
Havre to New Orleans, issued by the undersigned
Forfurther particulars apply to
ED. F. sTOCKMEYER s. Co, Agents.
aus ~ No. az Union street.
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Steamship Havana Pennington, for Cedar Key
and Key West
W G Hewes Trip. for New York
Spanish brig Minerva, T0boada, for Barcelona
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Il S Turner. Rusk. from Louisville
Henry Tete, Dugas. from Tunica
LESSEE Taylor, BarancO, from Baton Rouge
Clifford, Smith, from Jefferson
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New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad.


Until further notice the Company viii sell Sun.
day Excursion Tickets at the following rates.
New Orleans to-
Bay St Louis and return. 90
Pass Christian andretqrn .................. q Is
Mississippi City and return 9 so
biloxi ana return 2 50
ocean Springs and return, 2 so
East f&scasonia and return .................. 90
These tickets are good only on train leaving
New Orleans at 7:l9 a N. Sunday, and on the train
returning the same evening.
Tickets for sale at the Office Of this Company,
corner Camp and Common streets, and at Canal
street station.
Passengers must purchase the SUNDAY BXCUR-
SION TICKETS in order to obtain the benefit of
these rates, ana remember that they are only good
to go and return on the game day.
CHARLES L. FITCH.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
au2l I'm
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, September s, 1872.
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
September ST. bales cotton % SKIS seed cotton |
hid sugar Dbl do
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, September Sd bales cotton Isl pkg8 TO-
bacco and-aunlries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, September 5--64 bales cotton and
sundrY produce
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J ICG9DAT E7ENIN61 aenEem3eT7 . f8Is
be precise 459], were taken By nine brokers at
full prices, especially for low middling,
which ruled &c more in favor Of factors. We
revise our quotations accordingly, and give
also the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its official type,
while ours present the proper range of the
market for average lists, but with the out
side figures for low middling given as the
outside figures for strict:
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Monetary--Commercial,
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN. }
T4J2sDAY EVENING, September I572. }

|4IEsDAT ETENIE5I 5tlcaLl0F- % -0I1'
We have no change to report in the
money uarih6t which continued quiet H!sh
banks there was rather stronger demand
for discounts, but in most of them it was
only moderate. The movement On the street
showed but little animation, and was, as
previously, mostly restricted to Al and first
class signatures, or good paper, with solid
coIlaterals. Tile offerings Of these descnp.
tions were light. We continue to quote first
class paper at 900 y cent y annum; Al at
10: less desirable names not second grade
at IL; second grade at y; first class mort
gage 949 a 10; good to second grade do IL
a r. Among to-day's transactions we no.
ticed $4,000 first class 90 days commercial
paper at 10 = cent T. annum, and $4,000
do at u 10,
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RECEIPTS OP PRODUGE.

observation-disclosures H Turner bales cot
ton 10 hhds tobacco 2235 bbls -four 756 bbls lime 50
bbls meal 81 cks bacon 2t5 ska corn So bales hay
and sundry produce
BATON ROIsGE-Steamer Lesse Taylor-24
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 3I5 SKIS rice bbis
mOla8ses and sundIies
TUNICA-Steamer Henry Tete--8l bales cotton
A. SKIS seed cotton 352 SKIS cotton seed and suudries
JEFFBRSO F-Steaner Ghford--l7 bales cotton
md glIndrinE
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RAILROADS.


REDUCED RATES
POR
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
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Passengers and freight received foot of Calllope
street lumber timber, bricks, heavy machinery
and articles of great weight or bulk not received
as nelght Tickets t sold corner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and on board ferry
steamer Frances G. w. R. BAYLhE,
General Superintendent
CHARLES L. FITCH,
myl General Freight and Passang ger Agent.
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EXCURSION TRIPS ON THE RIVER EVERY SUN
DAY ON STEAMER FRANCES.
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Daily trains for passengers, New Orleans to Don.
aldsonville and return Excursion tickets to Don.
a!dsonyille and return, on Sundays So Train
leaves Canal street depot daily at 7:45 A. NJ.
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Z
- FOB NEW YORK DERKOT-Ths
GglH@@EIS steamship e..
GENERAL MEADE,
a. ". SAMPSON Commander,
VIII lesvs her wharf, foot Of Jefferson street %
SATURDAY. September 7, 1872 t8Am
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Cabin Passage. .........s.,..,.,,,.,,,,,g5a
Storage Passage. ....................... 80
Bills of Iading signed through to Liverpool, elias
gov, Bremen and Hamburg Through tickets fol
hrst-claBs and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent, connecting with Gson'a Lima 0,
steamere sailing from New York every "Wednesday
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN q. LUD WIGsEE. Agent,
No. 1870 Common street.
The steam ship EMILY B. SOUDER will follow
leaving on SATURDAY. September a. at A.. "a.
Oc30
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Philadelphia, is expected TO arrive to-mor.
row. The prisoner ia IN good spirits, but
careWOrn,
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Commencing SUNDAY, June g. and until further
notice, an excursion train will leave the Caltoue
street depot at 1885 NJ, and returning, reach tbs
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6 UNDAY EXCURSION.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.
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r OUIsIANA DIVISION

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
New Orleans TO Observation-Disclosures
three Miles.
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STEAMSHIPS,
FUR NEW YORK;
Sailing Every Saturday

MRRoEAETs STEAMSHIP LIRE
Comprising the arst-oass steamships
SHERMAN. ...........,,.... Captain Thomas HalBsy
GENERAL MBAD8......... Captain a. W. Sampson.
UNITED STATES. Captain M. B. CroweD
MISSISSIPPI. Captain W. P Henry.
EMILY 2. SOUDER..........Os Captain B. r. Burdick
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Great Reduction in Fare.

New Orleans to-
Premier intermediate stations and return 50
Pontchatoula intermediate stations and re.
....-s,....,..,...,.s 81 JJ
Anlte CITY intermediate stations and re-.
Magnolia, intermediate stations and return 90
3. 2. FROST, General Superintendent
les S. &. CAREY G. neral Tioket Acent
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THE EMPERORS.

9teception Of thes Czar M Beriin-EmperOr
WiIlinm-The Emperor OF Austria-His
Enthusiastic Reception in Germany
Meeting of the Emper0rs-N0 Political
sts.-..an.rnr.nn
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With the connecting Lines which constitute tina
"Blue Mountain Route" nov
CARRIES THE GREAT NORTHERN AND EASTERN
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HIGuwAYMEN IN BRooKLyS-CITizEEs
KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED N ALL SECTIONS
OF TIE CITy.--Ne1c York, January %
Three hiShwaymcn, John Mclaughlin, Thos
Farlougli, and James Jackson. who Knocked
down and robbed man on Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn, Sunday morning, were arrested
Yesterday. The watch Of the robbed man
was found on Mclaughlin.
Another man was knocked down on Gin
ton street, Brooklyn, by two highwaymcn,
but the latter fled on the approach Of the
police.
William Andrews was knocked down by
highwaymen on Fulton street, i'll this city,
Yesterday morning. he was taken to the
station and is not expected to live.
Another citizen Of Brooklyn, Walter D.
Hoyt, was shot last night on Henry street By
a desperate, and wounded in the arm, but
not dangerously. William Raynor, deputy
sheriff, has been arrested and partially identi'
fled by Hoyt.
The treasurer of the Holland Society, Mr.
Tandnrhoutcn, was also assaulted with 4
slungshot on Prospect street, Brooklyn, and
probably manned for life. The approach q
footsteps saved the injured man from ROB
bcry-perhaps dcalh.
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MAxsAgD RooFs.-The Boston Inspector
Of Buildings, in his annual report, abiding
to the danger Of fires from Mansard roofs,
says:
81 would recommend that on all brick or
stone buildings, the caves of which exceed
forty feet in height from the street, all Man
sard or French roofs shall be limited to SIN
gle story and to height rot exceeding twenty
feet from the upper floor Of the building to
the highest point of the roof; and that all
corniccs, mouldings, bulkheads, turrets, lu-
thurns, and projections upon buildings more
than forty feet in height from the sidewalk,
shall be constructed Of non-combustlble MT
tcrial. I would also recommend that no
bay-window OF wood shall be built to extend
more than three feet above the second story
Of any brick building"
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u Plater.s stock . .centlerr,a,n norned ,T;,,.

" PElter 8 stock, n gentleman named Mike
.hahoney, who keeps q grocery and saloon
on College street below Church, was seriously
hurt by the falling walls, and it is feared nc
y moltally injured. He was removed from
the building by Robert Adams aud some
other persons and taken to his residence
where he remained in critical condition nj
day. 1t was reported that several other Der
sons who were in the building when il gave
way were buried in the ruins, but from in.
quiries we think there is no cause to appre.
hcnd that any such accident occurred, A,
least we hope there Is no foundation in the
rulnor that was being circulated to that effect
AFALLIsG BRICK.
Fireman e. n. Carroll, Of Deluge Fir.
Company No. 3, received a severe blow O.,
the head 10y falling brick. He was knocked
to the ground, somewhat stunned. but O soon
recovered, and remained at his post work.
ing faithfully.
A DARING ACT.
While the flames were darting like fer,
1lcnds through the building, and the whis.
key in the adjoining house was exploding. a
party of 1irelnen entered one Of the build.
ings. A key of powder was seen in few
inches of the fire; In fact, other articles OF
merchandise We're already burning, and not.
outstanding it was hard enough and at
some risk the firelnen had venturcd, a still
greater danger was imminent. In less time
than it takes to tell it the flames would rcacl,
the powder, the explosion of which would
have been fraught with horrible conse-
quences.
Seeing the danger Of the situation, yet with
presence Of mind seldom preserved, Mr.
Alfred McNTright, of Dcluge Fire Company
No. 9, quickly seized the key Of powder, now
enyeloped with flames, and bore it out of the
building into the street. There are few men
in such moments Of danger that would think
of undertaking such hazardous deed, and
not one in hundred would have sufficient
control Of their fears in similar situations to
have accomplished its safe removal. Such
conduct is deserving of the highest praise OF
every one.
WORKING ALL DAY.
The engines were at work all day and still
in service after dark last evening. Altogether
it has been one Of the worst fires that Nash
vale has encountered for some time.
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Henry CousISs-AcAlS.-Info be-
lcveh to be correct WIS received i'll this city
Yesterday to the effect that this notorious ne
el'o was killed few days ago. 1t will be re-
memborcd that lie was recently convicted of
burglary upon two indictments and sent to
the pcnitcntiary. The story is that he had
been sent, in company with number Of other
conyic!s. to thc Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and that after arriving there he at
tempted to escape, when one of the guards
shot him dead. Nc do not vouch for the
truth of this story, which may be mere
fabrication, but give it as we have heard ii,
simply remarking that the rulnor is generally
believed by the friends Of Cousins in this
citv.-L2ntctjurg NcuS.
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A PRESBYTERIAN CLERGYMASTo BE BROUGHT
UP.-Ne,o York, January 20.-On Monday
next the Prcsbytcry of Brooklyn will meet
in called session in the First Presbyterian
church TO take action upon the report that
the pastor of the LaGaycttc-Aycnuc Prcsbytc'
rian church (he Rev. Theodore L. Cuylcr,
D. d. has recently invited and permitted a
lady preacher Miss Smiley, an orthodox Qua,
ker minister, to occupy and preach in his pull,
pit. The order of action Of the Presbytcry
will lie to hear the charge preferred against
DR.. Cuycr for that offence, TO establish or re-
flute said charge hy testimony, and to pro-
nounce such reprimand upon or acquittal Of
him as the facts OF the case and temper Of the
Prcshytcrv and the constitution of the church
require or suggest.
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COMMERCIAL.

CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
hicHaoSD, VA, January 81, 1871
OFFERINGS.
q bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
OATs-2t3sd bushels.
SALES.
w MHEAT.IW mite, "a bushels at sI.7s for nr,me
e 80 oushcs ut $l76 for prime and 81 10 for YER,
SoRS.-Whlte, 27s bushels prime At ssc
OATs--l7t bushels NJ &c. Tor urtrna rn-,,r
Tor very good spring. 'piihS csc
RE-EIHlBITED.
OATs.-seO bushels.
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From Tie Nashville Union, january 18th.

Disastrous Fire--Four Extensive Rsssi.
Ross ks0,Ises in Rains--Snrsow Escape
ofDicssey's MisE-Aoss over S200,003--
Insurance $4,000.
About hall-p,st 8 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing II fire broke out III q block Of buildings
situated on the east side Of south Market
street, 4 short distance below Church street,
and occupied respectively by Noel & Platter.
proprietors Of the Jackson Mills Ewing &
CO., wholesale grocers; 4. M. Perine & Co.,
extensive dealers in iron and agricultural in.-
plcments, and j. Lumsden d Co., dealers In
hides and feathers.
The origin Of the fire Is complete mystery,
and there 10 considerable difference Of opiu-
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MONEY PLENTIFCL.--We understand that
money IS now abundant in our banks, and
that the offerings for it are not rs numerous
as would be desirable. 4 gentleman III
formed Us yesterday that hc.folnd difficulty
in getting the banks to take $4,000 which he
lad to dispose Of on call, but finally placed
it with one Of them at six per ccnt.-Ly1ch-
Lurq ItTTniun.
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Total amount insured.

In addition to the shove, we may add that
Mr.. Dickey had his mill fully insured. and
the damage he sustained, which! viii prooa-
bly, not exceed $500, will add that amount to
the loss by insurance.
The above statement puts down the losses
of tue Equitable at $50, 900. We hear it stated
that $4,000 of that amount had been re-
insured by that company.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
While attempting TO save portion Of Noel
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CAPITAL COMING Is.-Just sold, the farm Of
Samuel G. Turner, near Lynchbur@, in AM
herst county, containing 500 acres, at SO per
acre, half cash; purchaser, I. II. N. Webb,
Esq. OF Canada, A large number Of pur-
clmser5 are expected from Canada.-Lpch-
burg Ttfglnidn.
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r~anc.irncnd'neNt pNeis'"" IL
..,,,~c,.:c C0s,ri--.imi'orf":'t ease

H"F'"~ 40 r, 49, r-,:to,
r., s.>...oN. "aE'".H '' ~,,,a ,,';.
4 ..., >.2m' IoaS' ',-'"'E .", ,u';om.-'5,
n s.ss dt,"cttN: No. ~ ,S vl No.
s- ~ A1;N' 7t"',''E'' H,r' ., ', '',vu'
.-@ t"c t'":' o. I"''''-' ',Nf"SS
$40. case - "n''!i,' OF ~. 80 Pc -
.. ..4."g 10 >N'.N -; ~ l''v.';"> ~,
... ~ @-t 'aHInFe9 P'"p'IS ~ .,!'
s . ans c'"y,'',,'} u .,'I ~. 'u., 'i>,
... 81, y Ia, 49,, "",' "''',i ~
- ree... W. occurs Ike C',,! ~. = va
s.. - administrator 81 !'>'o' ~"
-.... j. j.. '""~'n 'a''"A oS'""a!He ~ ~
w.wa can" III poS>c>>'"l "i H'
.. !%a,''! I'f!E'f'hcn' ~ GU"
a&u"nct property, ana Tie pro
~. N1,,. Nr.e ,a!d mo INC ti:S"'!'
......... H.t2G a ''"s5"! E"n>,"G'"I'oH
.-.l g.. gr"?@H! ~ "!.'StrI ~ 'A'
"H III tNc '&'l!o> cl C"!"cii' ''.-
...# .~......c, against ;.;e government,
t.. '-c t!l.o 10 TIC proceeds CT i;'t
. -.. @,.s.. enc ;n,o the possession o.
......G. IS. - capture or @naN"Jh'ht?h.
.-.... .n!.a.t! ">c,t N aciU&i h"~tii.'
..5A ~ c.>o d,'r>''d oui OF the Org
-,gs-. a.... ], "|i 10: lie GoEcrniArA.
...4.uc whether lie proceeds Should
..3ia &c "WE"ta OF MOI.
go .-ru.,e -. &c ra>C.>.lIon OF ~!
-; property '@A IL - &c ''9S'A'1'','' '
..-l I'll ana &S'"H,'t o. t.,e Nh t'STCi.''e''
J...,-. ;:ri 4l;s>,,'}A 2 - =. 1"
.-..r "ap .l~.''" >.icIlNc''s 81 ,,'~
...., .N>.a0. Il was competent l'E thU
..... 10 ...."cx 70 h.> o'.v. Of pardanHn!
&.rr ordinations ne should SCI Ill
.;a"~a conditions AID Q&tAtie2'l"nS
.u >E;-!r,!. The paGdons AMI lis con-
.. ..uH!,rS took ilht effect. The TtNlo-
~ 80 proceeds became IL" absolute
.. .ao lrrs"nS p@rdon2d ON "pui!""iIoH
.- .E' 2.'r- @, i:!c c.2sc O! the W;u:
.w. .s |a-, &E'M.scd Tor IN cl2H".ta. :.
......'.a; r'>t'T:ti"" Of poh'i9@i I'S',r
-.. j.. ~"."ra ;'F me o4,l prcrcf!o'G ;''11 Us
49, ,.,,I ..,.',,,,,,;;,,', l,o,,t -,
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An Administration Defeat.

y s5RlSGros, January 29.--The Admins
t-7ii'n programme for an early adjournment
d Congress was considered by the House to-
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dav, and met with temporary defeat. The
Senate resolution 10 end the session in May
WIGS referred to the Ways and Means Commit.
tee hy a vote oC 100 10 -, some 800 the Re.
publican members voting with tue Demo
Gratis TO secure this reference. Win the OK
ccniior Of General Banks. and Blair of Micbi.
gan, tie Republicans who voted to dispose OF
il in that way may be chased as revenue re-
formers. VINO are earnestly DESTROYS OF icgs-
lation on the .,riII and il favor Of reducing
internal taxation. The discussion ON the re.
solution lsstcA ny hour, and was rart!c'pileu
i'll ny nearly all tho leading members OIL both
sizes.
y'&ii5io;re.
In tic United states Scnatc on Nond'y
Nh. Johnston presented The petition Of 20
scTh Looncy. Of Buchanan comfy, Va. pray
ing The removal Of MS political disabilities
which was rctrI'rc,t 70 TIE Select tommitttt
on he Removal OF Political Disabilities.
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BOOKs, &rArTOYyRY.s;s 70.


st. PAUL IN ROME Or, The Teach.
~ tngs, Fellowshlps,. and Dying Testimony of the
6feat Apostle In the City OF the CUsars. By j
Mo 81 Rsp scE p Il sIs course o. lecture. d.
aYered 1t the request of the Christian Evidence
sEgv!ety 3y distinguished divines of the Church Of
RUSTIC ADORNMENTs FOR HOMES OF
I Iiassl BY Shirley ,Hibberd;. with colofed
The en- E5AEGILdisHs u MS, HOUSE. FROM COT.
members OF building societies and all interested
In selecting or building a house. BY c. J. Rcl,-
assa IS architeeti 6Vo illustrations. LONDON
jan WooDHoUsE 6 PARHAM.
NSOP'S FABLES, Robinson Crlsoe,
80 Swiss Robinson, Sanford and Merton. yicar
Q! wakefield, Raeseas. Tales of the Gent, Paul and
sSirenn, Elzabeth " erter. Guliyer's Travels, Tn
he siftraiil, VatheE. Don QuiSote, Children OF
lie We, Abbey. Trenk Munchausen, Mother Goose,
Ha,tss Songs, ORIGINAL Poems, Arabian Nights,
AL The 81 WORKS
;. :, 1918 MAIN n STREET.
1872. NOW IS THE 1879.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR
1879.
ANY NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PIP.
LISHED IN THE WORLD SENT TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY AT
LOW RATES
BY
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
NEWsDEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
1116 MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND xf1ps
Il AND NORFOLK STEA MsHIPSSa6e -
LINE:-FoR PHIL "A Ell PHIA TWICE a
WEEP. Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, snd j.
d GREEN. composing this line, win leaye Rich.
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY 81 !?
O'clock N., and Phllsfelphta every WEDNESDAY,.
and ssATURDAY at The same hour, alternately.
FTetghg received daily fSundays exceptedl fcr all
also for Charleton, Savannah, and New Orleans, and
Dilis OF hdlng signed through.
Freight nken for Norfolk at moderate ratss.
..a 1859 20 fhiladelphia, including meals and
w.P. PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE a co. Accrtp, |.
No. 10 South Wharyos. ~
"a II go. u North Whsryes, Fniirdc!phia.
TOR NEW YORK.--OLD DO :sSSs
Il hfINI0S STEAMSHIP COAIpAHY, $1,000
The Sice-wheel stcamshfpa WYANOKE, -iSE1C
BELL, SARATOGA NIAGARA, ALBEMAPIE.
and HATTERAS, leave New York for Norfolk. City
Point, and Richmond, every TUESDAY. THUS
DAY, and SATURDAY ut 3 O'Clock r. M. Leave
DAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodations,
and attention, are unsurpassed. -
Close connections made with steamers forau South
crn and European ports. 1884,
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offices OF this
Company. n
For further information. applyto
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
my 20 No. 3 Governor street