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TIE FINANCIAL STU UATION.
NEW YORK.


SUSPENSION OF A LARGE DRY GOODS HOUSE.
New YORK, October 4.-Therc was tlut-
ter Of excitement among the dry goods mcr-
chants this morning, caused by the sus-
pension of Pealc, Opdyke Co., one Of the
largest dry'goods houses on Broadway. Mr..
Peake. the senior member of the firm, when
questioned on the subject, said his house had
suspended. but expected to resume business
in short time and to pay one hundred cents
on the dollar. The suspension, he added,
was caused directly by the disruption of eE-
changes. His firm was owed large sums CT
money from the West, and it had been found
impossible to make collections.
Several large dry goods merchants on Broad
way were also questioned rs to the probable
effect of the suspension of Peake, Opdyke
& Co. upon the market. It seemed to be the
general opinion that no bad results would
follow, and that although trade was dull at
the present time the existing feeling was
good. and that there was every prospect OF
a brisk trade in week or two. when the
present stringency of the money market
shall have passed away.
RESUMPTIoNs.
Rufus Hatch, suspended, has paid in full
and seven per cent. interest.
Robinson & Suydam, Smith & Seayer, and
C.. G. White have settled and been rcadmit-
ted to the Stock Exchange.
BOSTON.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-Lamper & Co.,
grain dealers, of Boston, have suspended.
Liabilities, 100000.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, October 4.-The financial
trouble is developing disposition on the
part of manufacturers to reduce their force
and hours. Several have already done So.
Others will follow unless next week shows
an Improvement.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE German Sc
curity Bank has not suspended. 1t pays all
demands.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

ENGLAND.
LoHDoE, October At is reported that
the crops have failed and q famine prevail,
in some parts Of Hungary.
Spain.
MADRID, October 4.--The Intransigente
vessels Tetuan and Fernando FL Catolico
have effected Il landing of Garrucha for the
purpose Of procuring provisions. 1t is ap.
parently their intention also to pilla@c the
silver mines in the vicinity of 1icria Alma
grere, and the authorities at that place are
making preparations to resist an attack.
Admiral Lobos, who is now at Gibraltar
with the Spanish squadron, has been Or.
dered to go in pursuit Of the insurgent YES
ses. The British squadron has gone to
Garrucha.
France.
PARIS, October An. Thiers, in letter,
declines to visit Nancy until the present
crisis has passed. He says: Z" We of the
Left must defend the Republic, the princi-
pies of 1889, and the tricolor, without
which q counter-reyolution would be an
odious and revolving lie.'
Germany.
BERLIN, October 4.-The old Catholic
Bishop Reinkins, who was recognized by
the Emperor as a Catholic bishop, will take
the oath of allegiance to the German Empire
in this city on the 7th instant.
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, October IA financial panic
is prevailing here.
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PERsoNAL-Captain Darius j. Hill, for
merly CT this city, and late of the steamer
Louisiana. has been appointed agent of the
steamboat line running between Baltimore,
City Pout. and Petersburg.
Mr.. J. Il. Walters; formerly Of the Nor
folk Jo,unol. is in the city.
Mr.. W. Scott CarrlN.lon, OF this city, has
gone to Kentucky on 4 visit.
The following is I list OF the arrivals al
the city hotels on saturday:
Erchange Hotei 0nd Ballard House.-W.
D. Smith. North Carolina: j. S. Hair and
daughter. Ncwbcrry, ). c.; y. Ii. Turnbull,
Lawrcnccyillc, Va; Thomas Badger, North
Carolina: Colonel W. w. Wood, Halifax
Courthouse; Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Yuenglisg,
,Ir.. and child. New York; J. o. Nichols and
LADY, Newark: Captain Upshur, United
States navy; Major }. l.. Waldrop, Green's
boro'. y. c.: r. \. Robbins, Cincinnati; K.
II. Owen, Halifax. Va; Walker Taith, New
Orleans; Thomas +. Wilson and lady, Rich
mond: 5. G. Lewis. K. ". Downing, Phlla-
dclphia +. II. Ca>s, Chicago, H.; Mrs.
George {. Weddcrbuln, Virginia ProieS-
sor ". VI. Fay and Professor Robert liar.
court: Davenport Brothers; Hon. Marshall
Parks. Norfolk; II. Spiman, Cincinnati
Captain W. II. Ballow, Bridgeport; W. Il.
Gaylord and lady, Cleveland, o.; Colonel
James II. Skinner, Staunton, Va.
Foyd's Hotel-J. b. Heryille, John 5.
Lip>comb, Staunton, Va; J. W. Burbrldgee'
OwingsviIe, KY; Jacob kirsh, Richmond
X. y. Phillips. Surry county, Va; John
Ransom, Brooklyn; George Il. Snyder,
Rome, Ga; j. a. Maloney, Washington, ID.
c.; \. Vinal, Warren, Me-; Thomas War
ring and son, r. I. Brick!ey, Baltimore j.
r. sands, Virginia; s. Martin and lady,
4. Z. Drake, w. A. Kicks, Caroline: Pascal
Davis, Virginia; W. G. Laug him, New
York b. NJ. Moscley, Richmond and Dan
vile railroad; George Charter, Cincinnati
w. F. Giddings, Newport News: DR.. Z. G.
Walden and lady, Richmond; Miss Annette
Grandy, Miss Sophie Grandy, Albert Gran
dy. Norfolk, Va.
American Hotel.-Clarles Scldcn, ChcSa,
peake and Ohio railroad; c. f. Moss; Meek
Ienburg. Va; T. NJ. I. Mckenan. X. '. r
r.; Mrs. Barney, Fowhatan, Va; W. T.
Harvey, Mehcrrin; W. n. Ruttin, Va.
Henry V. Spencer, Richmond.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, October 4.-John Hoard
Young, money clerk Of the Brooklyn post
Office, is missing.
Bradlaueh declines to lecture before the
Workingmen's Union unless they arrange
with the Literary Bureau, to whom he has
sold his lecture services in this country.
Many members of the Union denounce him
for his atheistic and communist ideas.
There have arrived in the city during the
present week 2,053, 122 bushels of wheat, the
largest number by 100000 bushels ever re-
ceiyed here in one week. There have also
arrived 99,26S barrels of flour, which is a
much larger number than usual.
The Brooklyn Treasurer and bis deputies
have been indicted for embeZzlement.
Kate Stoddard has been indicted for the
murder Of Goodrich.
The United States steamer Talapoosa, with
Captain Buddington and his men of the
Polaris, will leave this evening for Washing
ton. Captain Buddington said to reporter,
pleasantly, that he was under martial law
and could not make any statement concern
ing bis eventful voyage. All seemed In excel
lent health.
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RETAIL MARKET PRICES.--The following
carefully corrected quotations are an exhibit
of the retail prices of family supplies in this
city:
Meats, &c.-Bcc:- Portcrhouse. 1Sc. sir
loin, 1Sc roasting pieces. rib, 1Gjc.; roast
ing pieces, chuck, Il to 124c.; round steak,
15c.; shoulder, - to 12!c.; rump, 15c. ;
corncd, 15c smoked. 20 to 25c.; tongues,
fresh, 25 10 soc: smoked, so to I5c.; shins,
10 to SOC calf heads, f5c.. Ecal-1G3 to 1Sc.
fer choice outlets roasting pieces, 15c.
Pork-Roast, 10 to 12c.; chops, 123c.
middling, 124c.; corned, 123c.; smoked saul
sage, 1Gac. tripc, per bunch, &c.
Mutton-Sirloin, 1G5c.; leg, 1886: shoul-
dcrs, 15Ic.; breast, 15c. :; rack, 12!c.; chops,
Is to 20c.; breast, 15c. loin, 1G3c.; shoul-
dcrs, 114c. outlets, 1Sc.; rack, II to 123c.
Lamb-Hind-quarters, 1895; forc-quar-
tiers, 15c.
Hams-Canvased, 1sc.; country.cured,
Zoe; sugar cured, 19c.
Pigs Feet-Pcr dozen, SOC.
Sausage, 123c. per pound.
FIsh.--Smoked herrlnSS, per dozen, zoe /;
salt mackerel, each, 3 to 25c.; catfish, per
bunch, 25c.: soft crabs, per dozen, 81; hard
crabs, per dozen, Soc; eeiS, apiece, 10 to 15c.;
spots, 25c per bunch; croakcrs, 25c. per
bunch; trout, % to Soc, per bunch: oysters,
8 per gallon. -
Te9eta5lcs.- --Potatoes-Ir per peck, 80
to 4Oe.; per half-peck, 20c.; sweet potatoes,
per half-pcck, 15c., per peck, 25c.-market
well supplied. Parsley, 5 to &C; herbs, per
bunch. &c; onions, per quart, 10c.; cabbage,
per head, to 15c. tomatoes, per quart, DC.
halcpeck, 15c. !; horse radish, per piece, D to
10c.; green blackeyc peas, Sc. per quart
butter.bcanS, 15 to 20c. per quart; white
beans. Sc. per quart eggplant, to l3c.
apiece corn, 10 to Zoe. per dozen; turnips,
10c. per bunch.
Frutts.-Apples, per peck, 10 to 4oc.; dried
apples, per pound, to &c.; fresh peaches,
per peck, $3.50; peaches, per pound. 10
TO- 1GSc.; pears, 15c. per quart; plums, l3c.
watermclonS, scarce, ID TO 5Oc.; grapes, to
1Oc. per pound; okra. ) to 15c. per quart
chinkapins, 10c. per quart; ounces, '0c. per
peck.
Butter and Dairy Products.-Butter-
Choice mountain, % to 35c.; Goshen, 30 to
Soc: country, fresh, So to 4Oc. Sweet milk, pei
quart. 1Oc.; buttermilk, &C.; smeerkaSe, 1Oc
Honey, per pound, lGS to 2Oc. Cheese,
prime, 25c. Eggs. per dozen, 3Oc.
Poultry.-Chickcns, per pair, % to voc,
or three for 81; per dozen, $3.50 to $3.50
Squads, per pair, 25c. Ducks. S1.5O per pair
G0mc.-Sora. 81 per dozen.
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SCHOLARS IN TIE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Th
enrolment Of scholars in the public schools
during the first week OF the present session
was as follows:
White School Madison. 27S; Brook
avenue. ~; Leigh. 5i3 Central, 5G2 High,
$50: Bethel. 1G5; Bellevue, 5G1. Total
white scholars. 2,3i2.
Colored Srhools.-Bakcr, 412 Navy Hill,
314: Valley, ISL. Total colorcd scholars,
1,i6,.
Whole number white and colorcd scholars
entered last week. $500 During the first
week of October, 1872, 2,l09 white and / ,42j
colorcd. or Il total of 1854 scholars, were en-
tered in the public schools. There is an in
crease this year Of 233 white and decrease
of 25S colorcd scholars. Many more will be
entered this week.
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THE YELLOW-FEVER EPIDEMIC
SHREVEPORT.


WASHINGTON, October A dispatch re.
ceived here by Alexander Porter Morse
from the Howard Association at Shreveport,
dated to-day. says Fewer deaths are re-
ported than heretofore, owing to the dminr-
ton of the population rather than TO the
lack of virulence III yelow-tever. Con-
siderable distress exists among cOnyafescents
and classes who have been obliged to remain
during the epidemic, and therefore their pc
cuniary needs are pressing"
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 4.-Twenty-one yellow.
fever deaths yesterday. The MasOns' and
Odd-Fellows' funds are exhausted. They
ask aid from their brethren throughout the
country.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
CHICAGO, October 4.-The committee OF
the Board of Trade has te!egraphed $500
to Memphis. Further donations will follow
Bishop Whitehouse, of the diocese Of Hi
nois, has requested his clergy to make collec-
tions.
New York, October 4.-The Cotton Stock
Exchange has subscribed 81 800 for the suf
terers at Memphis.
QUARANTINE AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, October 4--The Mayor has quarar.
tined the city against all ascending steamers.
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TIE TuEATRE.-Mr. Ford's company gave
the last performance of the Ice Witch on
Saturday night, and will commence an en-
cagement in Petersburg tonight. On We'd
nesday they will return and play dramatic
zation of Wilkie Collns's New Magdalen.
Tonight the Davenport Brothers and Pro-
fessor Fay will give one Of their mysterious
entertainments.
Mr.. Z. J. Parker, manager for Spalding OF
Washington, was in this city on Saturday
making arrangements for the appearance of
Miss Lille Eldridge and 4 fine dramatic
company at the Theatre next week. Miss
fldridge will appear in several new pieces
and in the Hunchback. Later in the season
the same company will appear with Miss
Ada Gray and Mrs. D. P. Bowers.
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CONSERVATIVES OF HENRIco. The follow
ing-named gentlemen have been appointed
Finance Committee to raise means for prose-
cutting the canvass in Henrico county. Sub
scription books and instructions will be fur
nished each member on application to the
county superintendent, who will be found
at the courthouse to-day from l to . O'Clock
2. NJ:
For Tarind.-Mcssrs. John K. Fussell,
Jacob S. Atlee, Jr., Seldom Z. Aiken.
Fairfield Thomas Whiteford, William
81. Brauer, John z. Schernerhorn.
Brookldnd.-John Broadus, Daniel E.
Gardner, Rufus Griffin.
Iuckahoe.-Charles Howard, Gatewood
Talley, a. 3. Cottrell. -: e. :.
1t is expected that the committee will be
prompt in the discharge of its duties, as the
county must be thoroughly canvassed at
once.
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WILLIAM WALSH. Deputy Sheriff, 10H A. NJ, at
Henrco court house, Il riding and work-hor:e.
RICHARDSON 6 CO., IL NJ, in front OF Hcnrico
county courthouse, three small tracts Of land
In IIcnrico.
COOK & LAUGHTON, IL 4. NJ. at D. j. Carr's,
on the Mcadowbridge road. household and
kitchen furniture
RICHARDSON & CO., 5 p. NJ, brick dwelling No
213, on south side of Broad street between JEFF
fersGn and Madison.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 12 NJ, at the Henricc
county courthouse, farm OF one hundred and
ten acres eight miles from the city.
W. GODDIN, i. NJ, commissioners sale Of real
estate In Richmond, and farm In HchricC
county three miles north Of Richmond.
RICHARDSON & CO., ~ NJ, tract Of land on
the River road, Ia HeIrico county, four miles
east Of Richmond.
W. 3. RADCLIFFE, 10 \. NJ. groceries, SC.
THOMAS ". KESEEE. at l 0 A. NJ, at his auction
house, furniture, pianos, &c.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW, 10 a. NJ, at 1921
Main street, furniture, sc.
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The TUrf.

New York, October AT Jerome Park,
Bowling Green won the two-mile race to-
day. Time, 3:4Q4.
Eleven horses started for the mile nursery
race Dennison l. CraWford's chestnut colt
won. Time, 1:413.
Preakness won the one-and.onequarter-
mile race. Time, 2:l5. 2
Mate won the ne.and-three-qurter-m
race. Time, 3:l2a.
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The Test OF the Gatlins Gun.

of the Gatling gun were continued to-day at
eight hundred yards range at a target nine
feet high and torty-tve feet in length. Six
hundred shots were fired in minute and a
hall, i've hundred and thirty.tour Of which
struck the target. The gun has proved
itself superior 70 all Others, especially at
ranges beyond two hundred yards.
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= THE EUREKA QUARTETIE GOING TO FREDE.
society, having completed
their arrangements, will leave for Frede-
ricksburg to-day, where they will give
grand vocal and Instrumental concert on the
7th for benevolent object. The programme
consists of solos, duets, trios, and quartettes.
Notwithstanding they are only amateurs,
they produce some good music. Upon their
visit to King George Courthouse, some
weeks since, it.was much admired. Their
concert at that place netted several hundred
dollars; and the good people Of Fredericks-
burg will doubtless be we'll entertained by
tba EurpEas. s.. 5n
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Republican Senatorial Nominations.

TSpeclaI kilograms {" TIC DlsPatcT.I
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, Va, October +.-The
Republican Senatorial Convention for Prince
Edward, Cumberland, and Amelia counties
met here to-day-thirty-four delegates pre-
sent, onGfourth of whom were white. Edgar
Allen, of Convention notoriety, was nom!-
mated by acclamation. John Robinson, the
present senator, is sanindependent candidate.
NORFOLK, Va, October 1.-The Republi-
can Conr ention to nominate candidate for
the State Senate from the Norfolk district
met in this city this morning, and nominated
a. l.. Hill on the second ballot. Mr.. Hill
was j member Of the Peirpoint Legislature.
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CoSvEYASCES OF REAL ESTATE FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 4, 1S73.-Lots front
ing - feet on Nicholson street near Chcsa'
peake and Ohio railroad, for $50: 60 feet
on Cary street near Madison. for 81, 1857; 26
feet on Eighteenth street, for $4,000; IS feet
on Franklin street near seventh, for 1920 :
2li feet on Water street near Peach, Tor
S.. .9G3; 1,077 feet on China street, for 500 !;
90 feet on Ninth street near Leigh. for $500 ;
GO feet on Main street near Lombardy, Tor
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TIE CHASGED.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
accommodation train, which has heretofore
reached Richmond at 1915 A. NJ, Qeaving
Gordonsvile at 6:50,) will on and after to-
day leave Gordonsville ut o'clock and ar
rive in Richmond at 9:30. The leaying-time
from Richmond is still $40 p. NJ.
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NEW YoRg, October 4.--The Evangelical
Alliance was agaiEcrowdea to-day. A sub
meeting was organized at DR.. Crosby's
church. & short prayer was delivered in
French.
DR.. Charles Hodge, of the Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary, addressed the Conference.
A call f9ra special meeting of the Board
OF Aldermen, Monday, to tender the hospi-
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STEEr. RAILS FOR THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Ono RoAr.-A schooner has just arrived
in the dock with 2j0 tons Of steel rails Tor
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, and another
vessel is on the way from the North with
275 tons more. These rails are to be put
upon that part Of the line which crosses the
Blue Ridge mountain, and the iron rails
used in building short branches.
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RECEIVED his REwARD.-Detective Knox
has taken Robert Dunlap, the man arrested
in Staunton by Detective John Wren for
the murder of James \. Carpenter, in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, in September, 1872, to Ohio,
and delivered him to the authorities of that
State The reward Of 81 800 has been paid,
and the officer has returned to the city.
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VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR.-The
soldiers of the Mexican war in this city will
meet at the law office of Captain Robert G..
Scott, under Ford's Hotel, Capitol street, to-
morrow afternoon at half-past O'Clock. All
who served in that war and resident in this
city and neighborhood are expected to be
present. 1t is said that business of much in
terest to them will be brought before the
meeting
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UsMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE OCTOBER 4, 1879
Dickinson, Hurlbut g. Co., New York city ;
Miss Lola Chaplin, city; c. Goldenburg, city !;
Toney Zetelle, Newark, n. j.; Samuel john
son, Paineville, Va; T. FL. Lambeth, city ;
E. G. Leigh, city; Colonel ID. S. Woodbridge,
city; L. P. Ellis, -; Beirlle, -; one,
M oIaraSS
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,C1 J. WILDT,
BROAD STREET..
LADIES' HAIR-DRESSER.
lsC1
O.5i
681

Iresrectfully call the attention OF the ladies 70
my large stock OF
which purchased personally In New York at rery
low prices during the late panic.
Ladtes having comb-ti-out hair To st-aighten wiz
fnd IL 10 their Interest TO give me lrtal Us, by
nsw process. I am eaabied 10 perform the work
with very little waste.
Aiter experimenting for a long time, have tho
pleasure OF announcing my SUCCESS III 3frsd2htep-
Ing hair In such way as 10 have ALI. TnE ROOTS
ToGETnEa. thereby making II equal To hatr tns.
has been cut Oh.
Ladies wishing to have their hair dressed al their
respective residences, either every dsy or spe-
ciai occasions, eau be accommodated by leaving or
&C I.2w J. WrLDT
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CONSERVATIVE RALLE.-The Kempcr kam-
paign klub will have grand rally on the
18th instant. Extensive preparations are
being made to render this demonstration
success. 1t was enormously stated hereto
fore that the mass-meeting would be under
the auspices of Old Dominion Club.
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HELMEoLD'S BUCIIU is the great family mcf'i-
cine for diseases Of the kidneys and kindred organs
Full directions accompany each bottle Look out
for countcrfcits. The genuine has the private pro-
prictary stamp Of II. I. Helmbod 1t is not safe
to take any other. None but the genuine guaran-
tced. j ohm F. Henry, New York, sole agent
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F>DR RENT,

LOR RENT, ESsSss
l. Tl.. STORE on the northwest corner Main ELL
and Eighth streets. suitable tor any light business
For rent. STORE and DWELLING above Ten
t!rv!y new on Main between First ana SECOND
streets. - ,na,,, -
F"r rent. two large and desirable STOKES on
Fourteenth street. under the Exchange holel.
For rent, Il desirable OFFICE over Cohen bank
Iuc-house. corner Main and Fourteen streets.
FOR rent. Il new FRAME DWELLING, SIX
rooms on Twemty-l"arlh street between ela! ana
Leigh. w ',>-< -. ... ~
For rent, ERICk DWELLING, six rooms. on
Eyri between second and Third streets, Win large
garden attached. ,, ., :,
For .r"ut. Il GOOD STABLE on I.hrteenth be
tween Main and Fl,uhltu, III rear OF Johu Bowers >
store. . ..... r,,.,, 49,. ,.,- 80,
For rcut. FRAME DWELLING, three rooms on
Laurel street between Main and Cary Streets
Apply 20 ltlLi- toDDlN,
nr g., No. HOS Man street
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- WasNlNEtDN tIesltS.
+ WAsHIgaToN, October 4.-An extension of
postal service was ordered to-day on the
Atlanta and Richmond Airline railroad
from Mount Airy, n. c., to Charlotte, n.
C.-1S0 miles.
! The President says he expects to attend
the reiuion OF the Army of Tennessee, at
Toledo.
Negley has been appointed postmaster Of
Pittsburgh, rice Stewart, remoTed.
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ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

ADVANCES ESoPsEvESTY PER CENT. In CASH
- OF TAx-PAlD VALUE
Will be made on consignn,eats 10 our honse, lN.
TEREST AT RATE or SIN PER CENT. FER
annum. We authorize sigh, drafts, With blu Sf
lading, for snonHt of Tax on shipments. ana NV
PROMPT RETURNS made With CHECK fok talAnfe
sale OF goods.
Sole importers OF the y Don CartoSN' aSd : -
Gallo !" braud5 Of MASS LICvkIcE.
HOFFMAN. f4Ef. s. C0.s
TobaecO Commission MeFchaufa
GS Exchange Place. baltimore, 10
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3irI1mond 1ispattk.

RGTHE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TOBACCO INSPECTOR APPOINTED. - The
Governor has appointed Mr.. B. B. Vaughan
inspector on the part Of the owners at West
Hill warehouse, Petersburg.
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EsrERED.-The German brig Ceres, Cap
tain Socken, entered this port Saturday with
q cargo of salt.
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SHBET-MCsIc-You can save twenty-five per
cent. by purchasing sheet-music at c. F. JOHN
sToSs, OILS Main street. Teachers allowed one
third discount. Damaged music almost given away.
Musical instruments very cheap.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLECTIoSs.-The in
ternal revenue collections on Saturday
amounted to $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06

THE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful for busi.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06

GARBAGE.-The City Engineer announces
that hereafter all garbage will be removed
on Friday of each week, and our citizens
must govern themselves accordingly.