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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

A REMARKABLE CRIMINAL.-A boy named
Jesse Puneloy was arrested in Chelsea, Mas
SachuSctts, on Thursday for the preparation
Of a series of atrocities upon boys younger
and weaker than himself. He was taken to
Boston and fully identified as having com-
mittCd similar crimes in that city, and suisse
qucntly confessed to his miSdcedS. The i'd
rrrtiSer says: :" In number of instances he
has cut small holes under each of the eyes of
several boys faces, which leaves them dis
figured for life, willie in other eases he
stabbed them in the thighs and other portions
of the body. He said he was very sorry for
what he had done, and could not tell what
had prompted him TO do it. lie has always
borne II god reputation as Il quictand peace
able hoy, and would hardly be suspected OF
committing such offences as those with which
he stands charged. He appears to he per
Icctly rational, and las not the least iudic;l-
ton OF insanity. In the Probate Court yes.
terday afternoon IN examination Of the boy
was had, and he was sentenced to the reform
school at Westborough during his minority
The action taken seems most jlldicious under
the circumstances, and the result is Il subject
for curious speculation.
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TIE CASE OF CoSsUL-GESERAL BrTLER.--
The New York Journal Of Commerce, in
commenting OH the ''mOIal deficiencies and
eXtortionate practices " Of many of our for
cign colsuls, refers to the very severe charges
brought against Consul-General Butler at
Alexandria, Egypt, and says that American
residents at or visiting that city have long
complained of the bad conduct of that man,
and lamcntcd the disgrace which he has shed
upon the American name. General Starring,
who seems to be continually rowing about
Europe, keeping sharp eye OH careless or
INSCRIPTIONS consuls, has been investigating
Buffers record, and finds it very black. His
report is now in the hands of the Govern.
ment. Butler is not at his post, having fled
from it after his last cscapade. 1t is stated,
however, that Richard Bcardsley, of Pbi!a-
delphia. las been appointed iii Buffers place
by the President. subject to the action OF the
Senate.
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taiI aaIasur rfisaE ~ tts fsi
haisSsld 1Iss qasss ., aaassc. for eialItt
feet. and ,ftee fsefssss s.
S,nzt os0SoIss- qslick market fpt an receipts
Sales sisays quoted In bulb costiEg GOO. extra
for barrels. cofcrs, and cpopcraEe. Prices to-Iay
5se5t go Tor Yellow aud ~ for red. G. $50
StgrSs. Tor all kinds very aeffse BED oak
fan prices White e,k hngsbesd IN: lcails. Sss
NfdtaoIk headisg. SG4 ctIls. AGO. White oak pipe
sioo: eaIIs. $50. Red oak calls command Sle less
than inspected. - 50 aTE#52a ~ ~ #4s ia
iHingfex.-The marx et is very dnl, especIaliy IN.
twofeet shingles. there hefHg ITO demand Whatever
for ,hcm. Wequ0te g-fnrh fa ri, goa SiGs saps, Is
6T75n; 2iineh heaTt- Slu9ISe saps, S7.Sgsi$s, M
SILLY quote Liverpool ane- standard brands,
81 SIS for large lots; jpbtFng lots ". aJ American
y. A., by car-lonf, 81. so; In tohbing lots
7ar.-The market very dnIi.swith a little, de-
mard We now quote ut 81. .sGIs2.2 IS ms 10 size.
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\ nARrSG Wus1AN.--The wife of james
Austin, who is in the Elizabeth, n. D., Jail.
has been trying, not fearing the two years
imprisonment penalty, TO set him out. Last
week She S,nuSylcd three files aud steel
wire into his cell, and not cilccting his escape
with them, she made Il further effort. The
N,T"jd says:
Du Friday morning the lady rhppeared
and was allowed TO cutcr the prison. but be.
trsc III" proceeded fur she Was stopped and
| searched. Upon her person was found Il roll
VI huilsr. Upon l.,,lUratin. the butter
| soulrthn. hard was struck. which, upon cX-
animation, proved to be- vial Of aquafurtiS.
This, undoubtedly. was intended to aid Aus
| tin III his cndelvolS to cut the iron bars of
his cell. a photograph case OF most artistic
Workmanship and almost H. thin lis wafer
WIS also found. 1t was examined, and under
the thin covering of paper on the reverse
side Il snail steel blade filed like II saw, Il
steel spring OF Il watch shaped likewise, Il
coil Of copper wire with magnet attached
AMI three tong needles were found. This
was sufficient evidence of her completely in
E.liucrating her husband, and she WAS immc.
diutrly arrested and Imprisoned. Austin
atlas Williams. his been recognized hy til,
detectives of Trenton. Harrisburg, Lanci; v
ter. and Philadelphia, a> the leader Of che o
| the most notorious gangs of horse and Wagon
thieves hat has infested the middle States
for years. He escaped from Moyamensins
prison in 1871, and still has three years tc
| serve.
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Nh. GREELEY AND THE PRESIDENT After
repeating at Sandusky his contradiction Of
the diSunion sentiments attributed to him b,
The incorrect report Of his Pittsburgh speech
Mr.. Greeley made the following alIusion tc
President Grant:
"Fellow Citizens,--Since the day ! left
home | have made great many speeches
but no man has heard from me one word
Implying disreSpect or disparagement fol
that eminent citizen and public servant the
President of the United States. No word
from me has thrown disparagenent on hi
public services or dishonor on his high Of
flee"
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The New York EPISCOPAL CouNClL.-A
New York letter has the following:
A religious event OF some importance will
he the Annual Diocesan Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church which assem-
bes on Thursday, ut st. Johns chapel. For
the first time in long While no diStractins
questions will come up TO mar the harmony
Of the brethren, unless il be Il renewal Of the
heretofore unsuccessful attcHpt to bring the
Church Of ST. Mary the Virgin into the Dio-
ccSr aS Il parish in good standing. This
Church belongs to the extreme ritualiStlc
school, and ilsadmi>son unsupported against
II; the last convention on the ground that the
committee having its case in hand were una
bH tn determine whether its doctrines and
ritual were "Grcek, Roman, or Pagan'-
that phrase is their own. \ numerous party
are also in favor Of raising the Bishops salary
to $4,000; but this will he resisted as mex
pedirnt. and opposed to the wishes of the
venerable diocesan himself.
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| sCoLlassoS orsa f1iSassassD sssrprGHgas VIM !.
MONITOR The Riehnaats6 saeahysf PalisstIe,
Captain Nelson, Oh her MP fros Noffoiak 81
"wednesday morning coitiaed sththe United
Estates monitor Gaaonicns Just beiowtte city,
and had her bow badly stove In. 81 The Nor.
folk Journal gives the following account 81
the sccident: r. IS Il !,
About O'Clock Yesterday morning a. the
steamer Palisade was leaving She CITY ON her
| usual UP trip to Richmond, Il was observed
that the monitor Ganonielss was living across
| the channel in such position MS TO make IL
dangerous 10 pass. 1t was siack.water at the
time and the monitor had been already un-
| noored, and had steam up preparatory to
starting for Philadelphia. The pilot OF the
HaliSlde judged that there was not sufficient
room to pass her on the Naval Hospital side.
80 kept the steamer headed in such q posi-
ton rs 10 pass between the monitor and Fort
Norfolk. In the mean ime the Canonir,ls
had been creeping iinl"rcptiily ahead under
pressure Of steam, 80 that when the Paisade
came up there were only two courses left
the pilot to pursue-viz., that of running
into the stone pier ut the fort or Into The
iron-ciad. The latter course was pre-
ierred, and dreadful collision was the con-
sequence. The steamer recoiled from the
iron monster instantaneously with the shock.
which made the little vessel tremblc from
| stem to stern. Captain Roberts, who was in
charge VI the Pa.i,Idc, deemed it best to run
her ashore At the spot, Whence she was after
wards removed 10 Grayes's dock. The DAM
age might have been much more serious, but
rs tile matter stands it is considerable. The
>tcm-hcad is completely shattered and por-
ton OF the forward plankinS torn OF, which
will ncccsSitatc some delay and heavy cx-
pcnSc in repairs. This accident is one of
those unavoidable ones which will occur
even il the greatest vigilance be exercised,
ud il is the more unfortunate fur Captain
Nilsson, the owner OF the Paisade, that
ne is at present confined to tue house through
sickness.
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hf = Keaes
NORFOLK MARX ETS

SEisTEslRER sS.-c nttoa,--Th he market driri.g thf
p1st week has been very Irregular aud nnfh de-
pressed, and In .syaupa,by with New, York. price.
have daik declined. The Guant:y received has beer
light for the ssasa The quality i,as been gpoti. bu
Laiaber,--.T1ha stock and receipts ere very light
and our quotations are mainly nominal eaeN
nine clear toering Loco feet, an uitfO stepping
clear heart SsaG Jofst, 10 TO 20 feet SIS; y Y
So feet, slsSIS2 Common boards, .SlaGl$I; De4r
otst and searit,iHa, Ss6Sso ms 10 Azes and Lengths
.Lis astiys for some ttus past continues. Few re
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ESTIMATE OF THE WHEAT CROP.

We give here with an article taken from the L"Il-
don, England, fhnatfr Il Aartenhsre yy,r7. az
thor III the article calculated within 100000 quarters
of the actual Yield. or at Bile showing the prnhai-
this wear. says conten porary, We hnd
average OF years acres ~ w., Se,
average Weld al 70 0-fos imperial shels per acre
In rs .ies onIy llaseo acres are grown Y, sctt.,a.
49, zoo scres IN ireland ri 300 In the iSe on ssn,
sor the unitcd Kingdom Of sfo,ies asres Put
ting tie Yield per sore NJ u bushels Tor Nalts,
and as bnstsls for the islands t's' wllici,
figures Ne nearly 'fpilew Mr t,.y E J, ~ ths
,it AN Tliss total whest c.p,
sysrays of Years So is.aap.see qrarfers. Hr es.t.
fnats hrinas out The result tens snpnosnS ss nasa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

NEw YoaK. ptemtag 90. bDfonsy closed
casierat sterling seaksls ie7s fs1o7 4. Gold
r113t 10 lie governments eiosed steady.
States duh and stssby renpeasaess, 7s, new,
same. Virginia., ~ new, 4s consois, 500;
deferred, 10. Lcnisiana's, 80; new, 40. lie.
wees, IS; s's, 60. Aabarna's, 80; 5's, 60.
.Georgia's, 70: rs, IS. North Cardinals, go;
new, 90. South Garoiina's, 40; new, 23s
April and October, 23a.
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DEAp.~-This IL from the Hion,nn's Jour
aai: Mrs. Mary raImadge Van Rensselaer,.
who died suddenly in the cars n few days
since Mt Albany, visited England soon after
Veto, il, ascended the throne. She was pre-
seuted to and became a iavorite OF the
Queen. who said one morning at breakfast
that she would give her dominions for Miss
ralmadge's beauty. Several opuleut and
titled persons sought her hand in vain but
she was thoroughly American, and when
urged to accept one OF these numerous offers
remarked that an American gentleman was
the equal OF any foreign noblemaD, whatever
bis titles or cOnRections.' $ =, G
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

SErTEMBER 2s.-Cotton.-The market continues
dull, wIh tendency down awards. We note the sales
of few bales yesterday at l6ahl7c.-lbc latter FOR
prime.
Hhent.-The market Is very firm, with light stock
aud small receipts WequOte Sls5 for choice white
81 7okDI rs for good white Slt56LS7a for good tn
choice red 81 5pI for medium red. Seed wheat
wanted aud will IpIuiaud good prices. .sss
C0rp.--Stock light aud we quote the market tIrn,
md held nc sac for prime.
RYe-Slarket firm at soc.
Ot,ts.-We note safe OF cargo at Soc. Tor spring
winter cats s960s5c. black oats, sS6e7sc.
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tser az Id e. hi sfsa ~fa
i4nf nnfy, and 1851, For fOle m Tho
United kingdosn. the DE- fency FOR tte Ugffcsi
Kingdom being f.at tef arserefs WI
is l3k r,fr or ntsexsSvenfsfs OF me ayer
rags prcsinctsgE BEf siif fncaus the ftal!
extent or the faiifE OF IN fse wheat crop OF 1877
5adging BIZ f test .6s,s fstifi MI OF kshS
dom, wers tIsspgt sta rsy.icie tlief the general
weigh ttrer laftci viii lie found ubom THREE pounds
Isiov nm H. ffHte rs lDss or say ossR
twentieth tH weight besides s,e loss OF sevest
fn faffity. Tic tot ,ttfi ieHcy. then. we now eofi
mate ny equivalent 10 pa1 o46l or
quarers: the w!eat cfrIS NJ 1879 being thus 3 per
cent. bel1w an average ~ 81 fS&l&- ssfE
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WILMINGTON IN. c., MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER I.-Spirits Tprpentine. Sales of
Ia2 ca-ka ut SEC. D, gallon for southern packages
RostR-SaIes of si0 hafTeiS ~ gs.T5 fer strained.
$3.50 for low No. .. Fl for low 40. l. $3.50 fer extra
No. SI.75 fer low paie. aHd ISL, for extra Pale
Cr,tde 7hrEsnfiRe-Salc; were effected nt al ad-
vance Of lsc for bSrf: as blrres changed hands NJ
1926 for hard and So for yellow dip aud virgin.
Thr.-SaIes Of SO barrels Mt 1910 = birrel.
Coifon.-Sales Of IS bales at letc.. at l5!c.. ut
lssc., and ut l5c % b. We quote: Good ordinary.
l5sc. q d.; low mid'iiing. lttc. fP H.; middling
nominal ut l6gc. Is ID.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !,
RICHMOND, VA, September 20, 1917.

WHEAT.--White i sai bushels. Red. .qia hushez
Mixed 50 bushels.
OATG.-,5p husiiels.
- is. ses - SSL,FS
WHEAT:-Whit, So bushels prime at sI.p2: 4:s
bushels prime mt slso; bushels prime st Sisi 90
bushels very good ut So LOO bbfps very good M
aLs7 a95 bushels very good at 1885, 2s bushels good
Sis: l0 bushels fair on private lei ms-tots I,s0s
bushels. -,
) WHEAT.-Red. 90 bushels very good mixed at $lss
ia bushels prime at Sl.sa 81 bushels mixed at slso
2s4 bushels very good at Sso: 20 bushels firat 81
Is bushels common ut 81 rs: 80! bushels fair at
80 bushels mnnn at S1.so 80 bushels good AT Sl.7s
l22 bushels fair private erms-tOtal, Lac bushels.
. tORN.-Wh!tc. 3H bushels very good ut Soc; g.,
bushels prime ut slc. Yellow. 81 bushels prime nj
So. Mixed, 81 bushels at 7Sc.
oATs.-IOO bushels prime spring at Sic: so BUSH
els prime spring ut &c.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WIEAT.-Re1, 20 bushels.
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GERMANY AND THE ROMAN CATHoLIcs.-It
is given out on official authority that rs the
Bishop Of Ermcland persists in Withholding
acknowledgment of the sovereignty of the
State, the Government intends at the next
session OF tile Pru>Sian Diet to provide means
for meeting the scrupleS, reservations, and
Cncroachmcnts Of the Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

Ad. Stickley, living i'll Shenandoah coun-
ty, Va, cut himself with pocket-knite two
weeks ago, and died from it on Sunday.
Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana, will make
CulVcper Courthouse his summer retreat
hereafter.
Miss Rowe has been fined $40 ut Staunton,
Va, for what the local paper terms &" kicking
up IL row."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

SAFE RoBBED.-The store of James NJ. SUIT
ton, at Jacksonville, N. c., was entered by
burglars one night last week and the safe
broken open and robbed of 5000. One OF
the parties, named Chance, has since been
arrested and made confession duplicating
three others (all white).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

Acknowledgement Harrison Allen, Re
publican candidate for Audilor-General
whilst stepping on a railway train at Erie
Pa, lust Thursday, TO 70 to Warren, missed
his footing on account of the pressure of the
crowd on the platform and fell under th,
train. One OF his feet was crushed. The
General was taken to private house, where
he received surgical attendance, and taken tc
his home by later train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

DEATH OF ONE OF THE PRESIDENTS SEcRE-
TARlEs.-A letter has been received at the
General Land Office from Thomas F. Par.
IRISH, dated Philadelphia, September %, 1877.
announcing the death, on Sunday last, OF
Joseph Parrish, Esq. the Presidents private
secretary to sign land patents.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 25.-The market for wheat Is quiet
aud ei of red with sales Of the former at flaa for
choice and OF the latter ut Sl.5s, ff6". Al.6a 3d.
Is for very good Ia prime Corn II In eht receipt
and prices may I've quoted lille of: sales OF white
1T 70su7Ic with offerings OF ~ bushels Nothing
doing In rye or oats. Other articles arc unchanged
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CHARLESTON COTTON AND RICE MARKET

SEPTEMBER 73.--fotton There a we'll sup
mar ket showing IN easy clrracler hut was generally
freely met by fctors: sales about l,500 bales, say
80 at Lea, 49, at lo4 l3 at lGs $50 at e q ri Gs II at
II. We qnotc Liverpool Classification Ordinary
to good ordinary, E6DIsc. low middIing. 1atc mid
ding. 1G50iGac.; strict mldjling, I6s6II7c. i.
Rice.-Thcrp wao modcrat, demand; sales about
10 terccs Of clean Carolina, say 80 tierces at sc 10
at a1, n H. IL. ........ ..
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OFFICE OF THE sHlLL1NGER
ARTIFICIAL-STONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

No. 9l2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are prepared to lay down The above
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
In any design, pattern, color desired, and at u
cost far less than that Of fagging. We will also lay
courtyards, areas, cellars Of houses, floors of sta
bles. &C., using the celebrated English Portland
cement thereby ius,iring great durability, entire
freedom from dust, smoothness nf surface, anu
beauty of finish, SC.
Specimens of the work be seen al Dispatch
office and +. Gerots, on Main street Colonel Ord
way's, on Franklin street; and Samuel s, Carriers,
OH Grace street.
Orders received at the office, Dt1 Main street
sc 2G-m y. b. TERRES & CO
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,,s FROM PETERSBURG.

yu.LY OF LiRhRALS- I'll, CON !,
CRAM LIVES LIKE A1AX, DEF TIE TIE
>ESNht1,x<GE ELOQUENT srEEciiES kf
ltG'Ii , NV w.norp, MAYOR kk,LEn, MIR
,rTAiH VS. ,xp colonel CAMERON
:. h. u rr,>,TuISlA~N MtNIfESTRD-A
GRta .,,,r,r rVl.rAnlNG- riIE WORK
VIII 4" :, ,>,l.TIn> WORCESTERSHIRE
~ ph', NJ WEDNESDAY NtGRT-1HE
ss.,,.T,xr, COURT. ETC
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'.f' r,,.s,rG September 70. lS'2.
I.,' brn, rain->osm which PR
Pr,r', ,,:.,t thr ma>s-mcctIng called d,
vie" w." ,r,.,ry and Brown tluo NJ
q. ,.... rnnrrnl>c Oi citizens TO the
'.a.Hn '''' I},.r, were few preparations
=, arouse the promiScuouS ana
'.. ,,,r,,l,cc-a brass hand rendering
=".t''~ I, ~. ground, and a few Chinese
" ~. drrrudinc from the rortico Q, the
.'''' I,,,,,' The crowd WAS couiposeu III "
Gown - the best men oi the city, anu Il
l'''' .,,,h,,>ia>,n was manifested when
"-'' ...,,d TOR The h~liri that much Del
,.,pGirui. >pilt Will here
k oar cdura>>. lion. 'ha'">
,,,,rdrd oNrr the m'ctlnS, "hu
=. I.,nt,in +. ". Mahond, OF kich-
n'1"" ,rr1rr very di>touraging cir
a' .'.'' ,,,j,. an excellent speech, which
.,,,,r,,u,trd lv the arrival of the
wa 'n ,I,,h IN = body. and afterwards cut
""'t,'I" Sudden and violent dash Of rain.
Jro,,. away some Of the crowd and
N..,'r .,.lrr> into the courthouse. Captain
,,..',l concluded rather suddenly hut ci-
'r, ami WAS erected with lnGd dcm"n-
, ,n,,lttI>r. The crowd rca>>"m-
,,, N.nol' room IN The conlt-ho'I>c.
&C.,. u.,f hal, lar.c enough tor it> az
A.,;n when Hon. 4. VI. Kelley WAS
,,.,5 Mayor Kelley spoke at
r,,;.y,,m,, tlr record OF the
I'I ,r.r;y since the war and
''"','. '.,,.,'.. vith plnuurnt yrhcmrncr their
''' "' ..I,,,, ,,n,.rl, th, south. r>ro>in" in
n. ,.,,n, the r,Sralj,ir> -, the carpcl.lrlg
+,,n,'r,, Nayor Kelley sud lie had
,.,, rho l,.i IN come into the Gree
r,..,,..,,,nt no, ,ha, he had auv objection
W. Gr",I,l Of whom he spoke in cordial
49, - rr,i.r Inn, bec,,ls, he feared the
,,, i,.r,nrr,,. wculd no, accent him
p, 'I .,r,nr ,r,,.,l ,n thc forriru,l>
,,,n,.Ii,, nat IA vnt. for Wilson. and
,,,,,.h .,,,l,,s, hy his address. Mr..
+ u.1,ir oC Ncrklcnl,,,r. county .
.i IN a.. s,ron,. sp,rrh whose al
,,,L ,,n.dote wc,a ,Iik, ,t,rr-
...'" ,,JIrI cameron finally made a
,,,,, ny,eIlont snp,,h which was
,'.,tr,. a,,,n,5rd The meeting then
ai-,,r.c; uhout II n',.lnrk i'm
gar, l,.,,'. ,l,, st,r,,, NJ, Il ,b,n;n,.
-''' Wv" I ,;,ia,,, r,;,, ,,,,;rh nro,.,iI, i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

cpiored person IN attendance on poiiti-
va hectlnS in Tallahassee The other day was
,..''1ehiy taken i'll, and died in a very short
,n.S. This Is sad warning to the coIored
ipier
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I.IliNE IAs1,

GOING EAST. (.
Train No. 2 Through ra AND erpress) leaves
isreeustnr6' daily ut 2 a., Nj: leaves panyie,
.iailv ut 1870 4. NJ arrives at Richmond daily ut
H:is =. nj.
Traiu No. fhro;lgi pas..ngerl leaves ETeefs.
iorO daily Psrspt Sun'uy.l at illO A. nj, ieay GO
Dapyille ut l:s2 e. NJ Arrives AT Ri'hmond ataso
PM. -..44
Train No. oUiynrhburg puei;enger) l,rycs Lynrts
burg daily 1T 4. NJ; leaves BurkeSic Ut I23bI Pc
w.. arrives at fjchUond NJ 335 Z, Nj.
Trains Nos. and 10 CONNECT a. firtfpabUrn With
iruills on the North tarollna railroad f9rhll points
,Outh.
Train No. 10 CONNECTS ut Greensboro Nth train for
Raleigh, arriving there at E05 A. NJ Passengers
leaving Raleigh at us j. NJ, cunncC! at Greeus-
hero With train No. 2 tor Richmond. ~ ~
Train No. Q couIiect9 at EurhsylJe With han on
tic atlautic, Mhsstssipp and Ohio railroad Tor al
yODts southwest and soulful
! Lynchiurg Accommodation Train leaves HIGH
mopd ut 455 p. NJ daily Except Sunday ,nfiivtn2
ri Iynchburs In time to connect with the NorfjDG
Passenger Truin on the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad Tor the southwest. 4, ts 81
Passengers coD.g east leave Lynchburg after
the arrival of the Atlantic, MishssissiDpi and Ohio
Passenger Train from Bristol, and arrive At Rich
mond 1t 9:Is A. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS toall points south and
southwest can Ike pr,pU'i ~, the ticket Cftics In
Rirhnond. and % IL +. WAiyEH. Agent u the At-
antir. MssisGirri AMI Ohio railfstd, No. E23 Main
street, Richmond.
,.u,tts mai nave arrangements to advertise th3
schedule OF this company viii please print as at0yes
JOHN r. ,MACNURlp, Il
: s General Freight and Ticket gent
ont : ~ - stt' fs7 ~ - an 16
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EpOJS. SHOES. DC.

JAMES BOLTON, MANUFACTUH
~ RFR OF BOOTS AND SHOES. No. 1200G ia
Franklin and Twelfth ST. Gets flaw Bndinp}. ~
All kinds Of w,rk made To order of the hest material
and In the most wurklnanlkc manner. 4 Dit guar
aliteed
REPAIRING of all kinds done at the shortest no.
ticc. IN the neatc;t and the most reason-
able terms. So 2l-?w
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RfcHNoNp. EJtHD icKs Aspt
:. RnrnM AZ I,OItrE, .lnne IN. 1872. 81

n Y POT0NAC ROUTE, IhHe H. Is'z.; -
an AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE
" iut, mail trains on this road VIII run w ioi-
'Ur DAY MAIL, rta rail and steamer, leaves
Byrd-Street station T.. 81. l..
Street station s:io r. NJ. Except on Sungsys.l
ifP'fkI.CO MMQ DaTfUN Feiscs Broad-5trees
stations p. NJ. except on SuBfars.t 40: fg.f
DOWN DAY MAIL, rte niti aud steamer, M.
rive. ut Byrc-Street sta tam ii az NJ,
'Iu1WN NIGHT MAIL, cid rsii aidi,e affts s, ss
Byrd-street stations, l5o a. d. except on '' tr
!! ~F12So wS aCc0MMoDk TfoN IN arrives rt
pr pr ."'N - -, 5ss' ~ E.T.h MYERS.
I"SI.. tscaer:iI si1erHtpH Jienfr Is
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old MEMS SHOES.-Just re- E
~ cclv. j. Il supply of tie cclebra,ctceksSs-|v
OLD GENTS CONGRESS CATERS of HE best
quality. Also. Il supply Of the latest styles for
!oung rculs, Including the Hk IVA I
GhlTEE-a beautiful article. Call at 1908 Main
street.
sclI JOHN c. PAGE. JR.