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ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norluk. mcr'
chandise and passengers. l.: B. 1atum. agent.
Steamer Wyanokc. Couch, New York. mercliau.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald MrAllistcr. New
York. railroad iron, Chcsarclkc and Ohio railroad
Schooner G.. l.. Hcrrirk: rartlidge. New York
merchandise, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Caroline Holmes. Jackson, Baltimore
lumber and pig iron, {. +. Whitlo
Schooner ": II. lravcrs, Costcr, Baltimore. lum
Schooner Frank Bell. Saxon. New York railroad
iron. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and Thomas
Schooner Clara Davidson. Blackman. Philadel
phia, coal, W. S. Pitcher.
Schooner james Marvin, Quilting. IIavre de
Grace. coal, 5. =. Lathrop.
SAILED.
Steamer Palisadc. Nelson. Norfolk, lncrcllandis,
and passengers. d. Fl. Rogers. agent.
Steamer Alliance. Platt. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passc1lgcrs, W. J.. Porter.
DISASTER.
Schooner james r.. johnson. Rose. from Port
johnson for Richmond. Va. with coal. while at an
chor off Quarantine. l.. l.. struck by Lightning
yesterday aftcrnoor and ha: foremost and f. retop
mast badly damaged. she will return to Jersey CITY
for new spars. No person on hoard was ihJi ci.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE. September 12.-Arrved, schooner
Ashland, shannon. from Richmond, Va.
The Pomona. Moller. sailed from Liverpool 3ls
Schooner 4. Godfrey. Shaw. cleared at Phila'icl-
pllia lpth Instant for Richmond.
Schooner James Eeldrrn. Cavalier. cleared mt New
York 10th instant for X Richmond.
Schooner Mary Allcrton. Bourne. cleared at Bos
ton 10th instant for Richmond.
The DIR. &. Tupper, Chambers, for City Point, re-
mained ut Bristol Goth ultimo.
Schooner Syren cleared at Alexandria. Va. lltf
instant for Richmond, Va.
SPOKEN.
September :, on Nantucket. hurk Lalla, frCn
Liverpool for City Point.
Especial telegram IN the Dlgritchl
CITY PoIST, VA. September l:.--hrrircd. bari
Lucy with salt aud iron, from Liverpool for Rich
mun,i. and schooner Two Marys, for Richmond
SaiIcd, bark Don Justo. for Baltimore, light.
NEW YORK. September l2.-Arriycd, steamship
Old Dominion. from Richmond.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
View York stock and Money Mark,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, September I2.-hIoney, after
being firm OF to ), fell suddenly, and was
freely offered at 2 at close. Exchange dull
Mt loI to 1919. Gold, 113. SIS, 1853 /; '62's,
113}; 'Gfs, 113j; 'G5's, Il44; new, 1928.
States very dull and generally heavy mr.
ket closed quiet: Tenncssee's, p; new. -.
Virginia's, Az; new, 81 !: consols, jOs; de-
ferred, 153. Louisiana's, 80; new, 80.
Levee's, so; S's, 10. Alabama's, s34; SIS, So.
Georgin's, II; rs, So. North Carolina's,
33l; new, 20s special tax, IL. South Caro-
iina's, "A; new, 254; April and October, 25A.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHISGTos, September 2.-Northerly to
westerly winds and generally clear weather
will prcvai' Friday from Louisiana to Ala
bama, and northward over Tennessee and
Kentucky to Lake Erie and the upper lakes.
aud over the western portions of New York.
PENNSYLVANIA, and Maryland, and:over yir-
gnia by Friday morning, and over the east
ern portions of those States and the western
portion of New England by Friday evening.
Winds veering to westerly and northwesterly,
aud clearing weather during Friday for the
South Atlantic States, except for Florida.
Fresh and brisk northweSterly winds for the
lower lakes tonight, diminishing in force on
Friday.
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THERE never was such an opportunity as the

THERE never was such an opportunity AZ the pre-
sent to buy dry goods cheap.
Fuli-width uuhleaclcd shcetinc can g had at 22c
yard. or those prclcrrg the full-wi'th heachet
can get Ii at 37tc. a yard.
Then Audruscocgiu and Fruit of the Loom bleach
ed cotton, both weli-known brands, are selling at
shilling per yard.
Davol Mills bleached cotton said 10 le superior II
either Wansutta or New York Mills, can he had N
lSc. ....a ....
Full-witth piow-case cotton is only shilling
per yard.
White spreads for beds are sold ut S1.16.
In fact, though would like to do 1t, 1t Is tmEos
sible for us to attempt to enunerate the low prices
at which goods are sold at LEVY BROTHERS.
We can but advise our friends to call and see TO,
themselves.
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The Track Completed Through GScat
Bend Tunnel.

Especial fclcgl1In to The Dispatch.
End OF TRACK, w. Va. ria Greeabyye1
White Sulphur Springs, September 12.-The
track was completed through the Great Bend
tunnel this evening, and it is confidently ex-
pected there will be no detention of the track
between that point and Stretcher's Neck, as
has been heretofore reported. \ large force
is now at work on Bi" Creek trestle, which
will be completed hy the time the track
reaches that point.
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MIR. O'COnOr aud the Louisville Noni-
nRtiOn--He Again Declines.

New YORK, September 12.-Mr. O'Conor.
i'll response to the address Of the Louisville
delegation urging him to accept the nominM.
ton for the Presidency, has written an clabo-
rate letter declaring he must decline the
honor.
In response to Mir. O'Contr's letter the
chairman Of the committee has written
another letter rendering to him thanks for his
utterances of sound political wisdom and
pure morality, and announcing their de-
termination to adhere TO him as candidate
OF the pcOpe.
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3 Swedish vessel lnterFered with by
MexicanS.

FORTRESS MONROE, September 12.-The
Swedish bark Annoy, from Tupulco, Mexico.
for Falmouth, for orders, arrived here this
morning short of provisions. The captain
experienced trouble with the MeXiens while
taking in his cargo, and had six of his crew
taken prisoners and held for Il week, and
was fred at twelve times by armed bands,
but, fortunately. escaped unhlrt. An Ame-
rican guuboat had arrived about the time he
sailed to look after such matters.
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Now York Hiel1pS.

New YORK, september 12.-FOrre>ter, the
alleged murderer of Nathan, was not brought
before the court to-day.
Judge Henry Hogeboom, Of the State sll-
premc Court of New York, died this morn"
ing.
Edwards and Chambers have arranged for
a fight to take place in six months-Ed-
wards bettir" $1,000 to 81 900.
Right Rev. Manton Eastburn, Bishop OF
the Diocese of Massachusetts,, died this morn
inT
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BALTIMORE MARK E,IS

. BALTIMORE. September l2-Flour quiet but irrn--
uowaru-S upct supcriiuc S55OaISB: extra, $7Glbs !:
family. ts5OnLS 80 Wheat-choiCe amber, tl.9J0
Hl.aJ good to prime red. Sl.sN: common to fair
red. fi.cO red western, *l.Gn@SL7o. torn dull
steady and frnl-souiI~rn $Oo6l..c: western Sgc !;
white, !r6l,.c. Rye quiet, 75@s5c:, Provisions
.,uiet-Mcs> pork. Sli.5O6Gsl!.TH Bulk meats
Shoulders. nc: rib-sides Sic.: rlear-rb sides ga
0!c. Eacou-Shcuders, =; ril,-sdes. lrt6 lOlc. !;
cearrlb sizes. lGic. Sucar-crrrd hams irlnrr and
higher. lsIlo. Lard dul 9T19sc. Western butter
unchanged. Whiskcy quiet but firmcr, a3.c.
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WASHINGTON EtPIns.

WAsHlNGToH. September 12.-secretary
Delano returned from Ohio to-day.
The remains of the late Captain paycn-
port, United States Navy, are to be brought
to this city for intcrment.
The Corcol7,n Art Gallery will he opened
TO the public next month.
There was no Cabinet meeting to-day. and
the President left for Long Branch mt 8 L. III.
The President To-day expressed himself
satisfied with the result of the Geneva pro-
,ppdunS
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CoRnxER's INQrEsT.~-An inquest was held
bv Coroner Taylor at the Medical College
Inlirnary Yesterday afternoon over the re-
mains of I'ilman Dabney. the colored boy
accidentally shot at the Academy OF Music
on Wednesday. A post morteni eNamlna-
ton made hy DR.. Taylor Indicated that death
WAS caused hy prostl1lion. Several screws
and lack> were taken from the wounded
limb. Both bones in the lower part of the
right lee were shattered and good deal OF
the flesh was carried away. There were
also wounds in the left lcs-one gish and
three other woundS-from which tack> aud
Screw-headS were taken. 1t was e4icited III
the evidence that the gun had been kept
loaded for three months by the "property
man " Of the Theatre. The jury rendered !;
verdict of "ac,'dcnta shooting" Jack k>on,
who fired the fatal shot, has disappeared.
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Tia g Expectations Commissioners
BAD Condition of Affairs on the
Taxgs ROrf7or

II
Texas Border.
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. September l2.-The
Border Commissioners have returned from
their trip up ille river. Important evidence
was obtained at Rio t'rande City I'm regard
to deprcdations committed in the county.
The commissioners report tllat during the
voyage zip, Mexican cattlc-thieres were dis
covered in. the act Of crossing herd of sto-
len cattle.
The thieves being in considerable force.
recovery was impossible without troops. A
large quantity OF bides OF stolen cattle was
found ut Camargo.
A bad condition of affairs exists along the
Texas border. In their downward voyage
the commissioners saw large numbers CT
smuSglers with small boats on both banks Of
the river. From the defiant attitude OF the
MeNicanr, who stiH utter bitter threats
against all witnesses before the commission
ers, it Is feared murders will ensuc. Early
action OF Congress is looked to rs the only
means Of remedying the condition Of affairs,
which has grown intoIerable.
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Heavy Failures Reported.

BALTiMoRE, September 12.-Much excite
ment prevailed This afternoon in mercantile
circles on Exchange Place and Commerce
street ut the reported failure OF tive heavy
and well-known firms. four of which have
been extensively engaged in the coffee and
s,Icrar trade.
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LATEST, FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

DESTRUCTIVE LANDSLIDE GREAT Toss of LIFE
AND DAMAGE 10 PROPERTY.
MApRlr, September IA great land. slide
Is reported as occurring near Fraga. In Ara.
gon, on tire bank ofitlfe river Cinca. The
bed Of The sever was filed with eartl, and
rocks, and the waters were, forced from their
course, inundating the country around the
town. The bridge which crossed the river
ut that point was carried away. A barge.
containing forty men, women, and children.
who had been taken from flooded houses,
was sWamped, and all on board drowned ex-
cept three. Many other lives were lost,
ana tine damage TO property was very great
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OYSTERS.

OYSTERS! OY ST L Il S !-~ ~
~ PETER WHITE. at No. 1720W.N E.sa}
beck street has inst received by the SN&&yy
steamer John SyIvestera splendid lot of <DS
OYSTERS. taken out Of the water yesterday. Thcge
oysters are gllrn, ced to e fresh; and will bc opened
to order or sold In tie shcI Call at the old reliable
oyster depot. NO. 1890 Dock street. VIII receive
oysters daily during the seas"n. 80 l3-lt@
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pre,medftated Manslaushier.

LITTLE Rock. September 11.-Willii.ms,
the deputy sheriff who was shot sometime
since. i. not dead. as reported. 1t is reported
that thinking he was dying, he made q con-
fessiop, in which he says the killing of Paos
and Tucker by the sherltt's posse was PLAN
ned at headquarters.
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The meeting then adjourned.

The SUNDAY LAw.-At the meeting Of the
City Conservative Committee on Wednc>'
day it was agreed that the Council should be
requested by the committee to repeal the
ordinance passed last Monday requiring the
barber-shops and bar-rooms to he closed on
lr,,
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- IMpRoyED DIAMOND

I AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
4 4 FuRNAEE.-The best furnace ever uiasis' "A v
east iron, satisfaction guaranteed I'm All eaSc'.
= T1l7.F7 WARREN ,RASssE. ,,.,n,.,
First premium, American instituIe, iht,
Elevated Oven Warming-t Ioset, fssass Igycei
Esnder-C Guard Dumping and SHAKING nfatts A1'isss
I3rafr Keeps Side BtrsiSng
FiRE-PLACE iiEsAI TER ~ ~
seif-fecdinS. Iias the largest raiAi,hs =.
any stove In the Inafkit s1ss 4
= sIt shows tlie entire iire.
y2e have secured The agency for tBe A'ose As''1ss
slssh we gaasan'1ee co M an MI SON q WEST.
80. No. isa7 Main atsset-
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. September I2.-Cotton regular;
sales. 1888 hales: uplands. 2sc.; Orleans 2iac.
Flour duh without decided change Whiskey, e2tc.
Der western Corn. tpM6a3c. Pork more active:
mess. Sl4N ili.lO. Lard unchanged. Turpcntine
firm AT GnftHIC kusin steady at i.3D for strained
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HsE,soy,AIs.

ID EMOyA IL...1--riie urdersianed 1 hsss 8,
AG Inform s patrons ard die tffsp eesasrsiyv Re
his removal 10 the uew and ramn1odieHs Narrtsorse
No 1900 cARY STREET,
idtoining Columbian Block. abefe fo proposes ID
,pntins,e The wholesale Bgaor business Ms stocf
VIII lie complete In ali grades OF
FuREft;N ANfs Dt,si Es,rfcs LIQUORS.
BY strict attention 10 business and with Increased
facilities liG hopes to receive continuance or pub
he favor so literally bestowed heyctof1fe His at
tention will be given exclusively 10 The wholesale
trnJe. Wf.EfAsf ELLISON,
T tgt. liectfer and " tGte-slc.E .lGH0r Dealer.
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HOME INDusrnY.-Tbc cigar msnuflctory of
Mr.. FRANCIS LANCE, No. 81 Broad street. has
been considerably enlarged, owing 10 the great de
,nani for cigars especially his favoric brand I'll
Aquila dc Oro." We have tried, and highly recon-
me nd them, Give him Il call.
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Jon PRISTISG.-We call the attention of mer-
chants clerks of courts slerfs, lawyers, raiiroad
steamship and canal oeersand agents. andall others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered nj
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prompt and faithful execution OF all Kinds OF JOB
pnINT1sa. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
R-He,ds. Heads, Programmes, Ball Tics"ts,
BLANKS. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bilis, Catalogues
BiIs of Fare, Show -BIls. Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.
&c, Satisfaction guaranteed
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Meaxy Rntns IN t,,e Nort,,Wast,

CHICAGO, September 12.-Heary rains have
prevailed throughout the Northwest for the
past week or ten days. There are reports
from some points oil damage to the wheat In
shocks and stacks: 1t is raining heavily here
this morning:
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CARpETsNGs. 0IL.CLOVHs. dc.

rXRPETINGS, RUGS, OlL-CLOTHs, DC
am now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET. RRUSStLS, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETINGS:
THREE-PLY. INGRAM. and Dtl'h YAK
PETINGS
VELVET. AXMtNSTER. BRuS-Fls. ara / n
PESTRY RUGS and H'oR-MAT.:
OIL-CLpTH. all widths and aualite-:
CURTAIN MATERIALS. LACE CURTAINS
and WINDOW SHADES.
The above and all goods in my line shall h" sold at
reasonable prices. X. T. RICHARnSON.
sc1a-9m M. 90I. corner Ninth and Main streets.
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ppRsoSA1.-Rev.D DR.. Plummer is in Rich

PERsoNA1.-Rev. DR.. Plummer is in Rich
mond.
Judge White, of the Police Court, Is bet
ter. and has gone to Hanover.
DR.. John Dove has been on Visit 10
Lynchburg. NIL.
Hon. r. II. w. Duke, NJ. G., is in Rich
noud as the guest of the Greeley Clubs Cen
tlaI Committee of Virginia. He will remain
here several days.
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Police Court, THuRsDAY-J"sf'ce VII
liam Hal Creec presiding.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Joseph KerSey, charged with being drunk
and trcspaSsing upon the premises of ls,'
bella RiX and threatening to Kill said RiX.
Security required in the sum Of $500 for six
months.
Lille Bennett charged with being drunk
and disordcrly in the street. Fined -.
Nathan Butcher (colored), charged with
hcinr \ warrant. Sent back to Petersburg.
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AUGUSTA. Me-, September 12.--Otfcal re-
turns from 393 towns give Perham, for Gov
ern0r, l6,600 majority.
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TuuNDER-SroRM.---Ah heavy rain-storm, &C,
companied by startling peals of thunder ana
paintully-yivid lightning, visited Richmond
Yesterday afternoon. In the Southern and
Atlantic Telegraph office the electricity,
played strHnge pranks with the wires ana
S.orchcd an operators hand.
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Anniversary Of the Battle of North
Point.

BALTIMORE, September 12.-The Old De
tenders of Baltimore, with the association OF
Old Defenders from Washington city as their
guests, celebrated the anniversary OF Tue bat
tie of North Point to-day.
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Mrs. laura Fairs Trial Commenced.

SAN Francisco, september 12.-The trial
of Mrs. La,lr;. Fair has commenced. but is
progressing very slowly. Only one juror
has been secured from panel OF $50 citizens.
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x ADvERTIsE.-Uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
r,rers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoS & Go. win
lake advertisements aud have them inserted at pub
Iisherl, rafes
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n h NJ 0 " Al.

I. GARDNER, CARLTON & BALDWIN
have removed 10 the ifgS stYif. lsteiy erected
sl No ES2Is MAIN sTttEKT.
the same situation so long occupied sy Hubbard,
Gardner y Carlton, where they are now receiving
large supply of 50
E ls. BOOTS AND SHOES
suitable for the approaching sessnn, which they
offer fer sale on fayoruiae conditions. as 2s-ew
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UNMAILABLg LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
R,cuaoSp PosT-oFFICE, SErTgMBER 12-Miss
Mary +. Lomas, -; Thomas johnson,
-: Miss Mary T.. Somers, Richmond.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DIsrATC CH
Orr1CE THURSDAY, September 18th: A. NJ,
~ degrees; 8 z. ~, so degrees 8 +. NJ,
70 degrees.
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Buy your clothing. shirts, and furnishing goo'is
from r. B. SPENCE & SpS
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TnE GREELEY CLuBs.-Thc regular weekly
meeting or the Greeley Clubs Central Com
mittee will be held at their headquarters, on
Bank street, tonight.
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CONFECTIONERY.

INES! LINES! LINES III VI rs =,
IL elegant for preserving. Or for le"'"n1de. or
punches; cases Lee < Perrin>'s Wcrccsfersi Ire
Sauce, quarts. pinls. and haf piniS: III % lork-
Ayres's and other imitutions 3Uj dozen quart lh y
Peaches 500 dozen fresh Tonlatces ca..ntit a'"'
sri3 IL Main street.
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;hitc spreads for beds are sold ut 81 Is

WI. WHITE. Agent ST. Louis Mutual Life In
surance Company, has removed his Office to o. ID
MARsIlALL's lover PAlSE & Co.'sl Main street
near Thirteenth
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Don't forget that REpfoKD the lrlttcr irons and
blocks silk hats free of charge for his customers. Do!
h.,in ctr
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RICHMOND AND DASvttLE R RaiLRnAp CO.,,
-ss5 RJd1SnnSD, August le. Is79.
pNHMOND AND DtNyILLE RAIL.
AZ Ruan.on an.l a,ter SUNDAY. August 18th,

GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passenger ieaye. Richmond
daily tex'ept Sund,ysl ut f:ie A. M: Leaves Dan.
we at 1885 T. M; arrives ~ Greensboro ut a:so
Train No, 9 n.vnchbwg passengerj leaves Rich.
mon1 daily ut s2s ~ M; arrives at Eynclburg al S.
Train No 10 Through mall and express, leaves
Rchmoud daily at 1850 T aM.; leaves Daneylle daily
at s5S t. arrives ct Gsreaehoro' daily Of 1873
GOINts EAST.
Train No Through man ana express) ieaves
Grecnshoro' ,laily at ? A. ~. leaves Danviils
daily st $40 A. 81. arryes at Richmond daily At
TaIa No ] throagh .passs,iycrl leaves .;,eene-
iaayille a'i5a PM; arrives al Ribmoad At o.ao
Train No. tLynchburg pssenger) leaves Lynch.
VI: arrives at Richmond ut s:{5 p. NJ.
Trains Nos. . aud 10 connect at Greensboro with,
trains on the North Carolina railroad for oil points
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro witt, train for
,kaeiish' arriving there At 1Ts A. a. Passengers
horo' With traiil No. for Richmond. = "''en'-
, Train No. connects ut Burkeyiiie with train on
the Atlastic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for all
Lynchburg Accommodation Train ieayes Rich
mond ut 1855 F. NJ. daily Except Suudays), arriving
at lynchbnrgin IN time TO connect with tie Morning
Ohio railroad for the southwest .ssss5sst
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after
arrtvaLo OF the Atlantic, Missssissippi and Ohio
y, Ifn from Bristol, and arrive at Rich
THROUGH TICKETS to su points eouth and
Sa" a"a Of Esa q he ticket ose bs u
street Richmond tf ff
Papers tlmt have arrangements to advertise the
'e '''s company I6fiY IN r. iM:s MiGMTR5 sna s shove
General Freight md Ticket Agent.
A. ~ a. R' TALcorr, Eneineer and superintpnd-
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Rass.i.,,ay, s.sxEa
50 - 81 al M ss;;issss3 s ssss

Z RICHMOND, ,FREpERfCKsBrIG AND PoroAAcl
;, kAiLEoap CoNPASY.0FFIC z or 6ESsRAf
NOTICE TO THE EsPUBLIC.s-F Freicbfs
! for Aiessniria, Washington BsJti,norc and
intefInediaie points win bc RECEIVED ty this
company ut tieir Broad- Street tlcpos ON MON.
DAYS and dTEIURSDAfS.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
aud FRIDAiSA. NJ, connecting, ut Uuantico with
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg railway ana ON
thence To Baltimore. , 81 5s5. ~ - = '
Jniut tariff sheets may be had on application to
J.B.GEkTRY, i.
sc i1-In General Freight Agent
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Buy your ueck-tirs, collars, and underwear from
i. ID. SrENCE 4 Son.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, September l?.-Cattc fair to active;
very best on sale. ctM7r: first quality, 'Gttc.: me-
tmiD alu5c. rtTppts, .iT3: sales. - to. Hogs firm
vt GI0T5c: receipts, 9OlG. Sheep heavy AT 44Itc. :;
receipts. j.9J2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

60 to 1890 Main street fer clothing. shirts. AMI fur.
nisliipg goods. f.. B. SPENCE K SoS are there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13
Arlington collars for sale by F.. B. SPENCE SON

Shirts made to order by L. b. srsNcE & sus, 1850
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

REpFonD is hero. Go and look at his Broadway
styles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

SOMETHING NEW, fresh, and elegant Tor young
men Just received at +. WRIsIGEn j. CO.'S i2ol
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

". ELLysoS & CO., Advertising Agents, IiIsrAIt II
hnildiDg. will receive advertisements aud have then
inserted In any Journal nf the country at regular
nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

BEDFORD has jnst returned from New York with
all m. gerry latest STYLES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RlCHMONp. SEPTEMBER Il. s7e.

MINlATUREALMANAC SErTENBEH Ia, ls7a.
Sun rises ......... 5:4s Moon acts ......... 10:
sun SETS ......... e:lS High tide. ........ IL:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-13

REDFORp, the young mems halter, has the exit eme
Broadway Block silk hat