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SALE OF Posi- STAMps.-The Postmaster
General having ascertained that number Of
postmasters have been engaged in canvaSsing
outside their office for the sale of stamps,
&C., for the purpose of increasing their
compensation, has issued the following cir
cular: '.&-
First. That postmaSters be prohibited
from soliciting orders outside of the delive-
ries of their respective offices for postage
stamps, stamped envelopes, newspaper wrap
pers, or postal cards. -, 50
Second. That in making sales postmasters
adhere strictly to the rates established by the
law and postal regulations.
Third. That postmasters be forbidden to
use postage stamps, stamped envelopes,
newspaper-wrappers, or postal cards as arti-
Giles of traffic or fer the discharge of private
obligations.
Fourth. That no requisition for especial
request envelopes" be honored by the De-
partment unless the party for whom the en-
yelopes are ordered resides or Is engaged ia
business within the delivery of the office OF
the postmaster making the requisition. :
Fifth. That the violation OF any or the
terms of this order will be regarded as good
cause for the removal OF the offender.
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/ irt round lots, from wharf af71ySSg9
sisrs. o. ss n assx. stssY sg7l.isi HOE
IiS6;;s "a. q. akc.sex CT 1iGi aXs:
gtlO8 yellow G5g 3kc.t seuf toaK u 1Yes: Porio
Rico g4Sa9Ac.: Demerara, 9K@I New Or.
,ss sase hest Washing. 5
.ryy; sas 's,..s az a., /, .is 49,,
Gle irnpetial 80 ;g sfil a5es
Hides Leut ,rey.s ~ u Fl
"a Eiass 6 s. dry sal.ed, l2a1se ary
Leather: sole leather. OAK 3st so,a tea,t..
hemlock 20M32c.; cos,itry nnier Az ssa,
anish @a5c 90 foot; KIP Soc. Gsi q H.: la han!
calfsks FSneh sa5S stsiss ss@as 5n
skriius, 2sasac: sss1'e es.5 ~ s0asn
Eon American refined. sAaassc.s q n; English
a an American sheets sc 6xc.; swedes, hammered,
@s6.5o q 100 rs; Burdens maie.shoe. sS:sS
Tras aOo Ds; Iredsgar horseshoe, $50
NJ, Movsnrsa nas, q
I'VE Sass sseeL no. English
3 MIN In ,.,ors a.:oS
penny: oter siyss az frs ioi u, yea
pLoa1I. Cas I'M
az Is. noieSaie re1ai, 6c.
( - Il ), yI6rnrs y;,,o =: ~
EAzs. sc6trh bas. br,rsaT 49, 90 o,oao ok q.
1 dp Sses,a1, 1uafs..,s
:. Rye WhLskevs::. Medium, 81 .5ODs2; pure old
$2@s4: Virginia Mountain, new, 2@s2.5o old,
szS,S?Usl9S; or ana upwards ,el.5's 2 ts.i
sss ssss Ps@s:s Ssss s1'' sss
ana Ross ms1IIs ssss ,sa, eac 20
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! Nor PLEAsANT.-The Graphic, leading
literary New York paper, says in a recent
article that 6 the whites of the South are but
as dust" and telegram from Utica, N. T.,
states that the negro citizens of the United
States. in convention there, adopted resolu.
tions declaring that The present bdr6ar1tses
in the South are due to policy altogether
TOO lensent on the part of the Administration
towards the South. FelIow.citizens, whites
we mean, let us get ready and attend the
Philadelphia Centennial, and celebrate the
birthday Of freedom, and sing hymns OF
praise to the Goddess of Liberty-let us, by
all means, be present at that roaring farce
Eceniao NelrS.
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RICHMOND AND DANyMLE RAILROAD Co. ii
OFFICE OF ENqINEEE AND SUPERINTENDENT
=. RICHMOND, Vas. August IL. I874.,f@
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take eject
~ MONDAY,Augus II, L 74.-.sou THEnN Exs9
?RESa. Westward-feaye klcnmond at IL :0A r. MsSr
leave RuEkeyille at .2:07 A. NJ; leave Dundee az
a49 a: M; leave d Da9yie at 7;aa As Nj ssrfy
Iotte with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-
Line Railroad, for Atlanta, Montgomery, MobtIee
New Orleans, and all southern points.
! NEW YORK EXPRESS, {EAstward-- leave 0feafysS.
borOi at Ii 2. M; leave Danyilie at a:88 P,si
ie :n DUNDEE e. s:ss e d.. Leave BaEksvilIe as
THROUGH MALss Wessward--leaye Richmond AZ
1888 p. NJ; leave Burkeyilie ut AL r.. M.;leaya
Dundee at 9:25 2. NJ; leave Danville at-g.2a p,
M; arrive ut Greensboro at 1I:51 Pr nj This
tr,iin connects at Charlotte Ndwth trains on the
Charlotte, Colnmbta and tlanta ratroadsfor Coz,
!uinoia. Atgasta Savannah, Macon, and all soltii
THaousH2 MAIL, Eastward leave Greenskoro,,
at 81 A. "; Lave panyille at 5:13 A. NJ: leave
Dundee at l5.25 a. 81. . leave BnrkeyisIe at So
A. ~; arrive at Richmond ati2:22 r. III s1htol
tain CONNECTS at Burkegille With trains on the Ate
burg, and all s6uthwestern poiats. llII :
IiYECIIBteG siP PASSENGER, observation-disclosures
Richmcrda at 300 A, n, leave Burkeyille at l2;42
PM; arrive at L ynchbnrg 1t 4.40 p. NJ
BURKEvILLE ACCoMMoDATION,t Rastuatt-Gs,
leave cave = snEssSlle asAsS A. arrive at Rich
AIl,hrough trains connect at dundee With trains
on the w. G., v. NJ. and g. 8. railroad TO and from
Washington, Baltimore. New York, and all eastern
Through tickets sold Ill points South and south.i
west, and baggage checked through. Z l,f,r,r
n n noT,cIls Master Transnorfafi ali1 H. n
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LOUISIANA:
order ReaardIng the satrapy... 4. (.
'uWAR DEPARTMENT,

s. tWAsuIsGroN, September 19.--The follow.
ing order appears in the Republican Of this
morning 's2sz.1:'s} ''',.';. ~.
"a tt.WAR DEPARTMENT
tsApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, &.
I" WASHINGTON, September 18th, 1874
iss General w. II. Emory, commanding De
partment of the Gulf New Orleans: You
will follow oiit instructions in our former
dispatch. All turbulent persons must be
put. under arrest. The order must be impli-
city compiled with. EHI ,ss:t3,-.5 (. !, aEE.
[Signed.] ST" E. D. ,TowEsEND, ~. lz
4s.t"s %a%'" Adjutant General" ).
The foregoing order is pronounced, at the
War Department, o forgery. sisisr .jira
The War Department has messengers out
to see how the alleged forgery regarding the
sssatrapery Of Louisiana was achieved.
The best opinion is that it 10 genuine, but
has been. withdrawn, and the, department
wants to shirk the responsibility.
KELLOGG RESUMES TIE eUBERsAToRIAL rUEc.
5ia.I iSf!4 TONS, 81, !.tg.s 81. st
WASHINGTON, September 9.-The follow
ing was received at the War Department TO-
day: @tsilSti ifES5ttas.<
] I. Headquarters Department Of the Cult,
Ne,o Orleans. September 10, 1S74.--To the
Adjutant- General, United States Army,
Washington: Last night, by request Of Coy
ernor Kellogg, the city was placed in my
charge, and all was quiet. This morning he
occupied the State-house, and resumed his
.gubernatorial functions to-day.
[Signedl "W. 81. EMORY,
(" Colonel and BreYet Major-G General COM
manding," ~ tn &a
THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE ALLEGED FORGERY.
WASHINGTON, September 19.-The author
Of the alleged forgery declares that he saw
General Townsend write it. 1t was, how
ever, not promulgated. IS ..fi
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In Troy they throw red-hot pennies to
organ.grinders. This action kills two birds
with one cent. 1t records charitable action
in the ewes of the world and disables the
hand-organ man.-Neao Orleans Repu6I'-
can.
Dekota is the white mans pronunciation
Of Lah.ko.ta-the name by which the Sioux
call themselves. The meaning OF Lah.ko-ta
is "the eut-throats," and in the sign Ian
guape they indicate themselves by drawing
the hand across the throat.
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! GRANT on MARTIAL LAw.-Whilst the
Louisiana troubles were up during the Cabi-
net discussion on the subject the necessity OF
declaring martial law was fully considered,
and was strongly advocated BY the majority
if not all the Cabinet ministers, but such
measure was opposed by the President, who
remarked: "If 1 were a civilian by profess
sion l should probably be III accord with
you but as a military man oppose martial
law, for I know its full force. If there Is
any other honorable way to solve this diff
Guilty it should be adopted. When the last
measure of peace is exhausted, then is the
time to apply the machinery of war"
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Ordered to his Post.

WASHINGTON, September 9.-United States
Marshal r. w. Healy, Of Alabama, has been
ordered to that State Immediately. Mr.
Healy has been to Chicago on visit for some
DAYS. and was ordered to his post to-day by
the Attorney.G General, as considerable excite
ment exists relative to affairs in Sumpter
county and elsewhere in Alabama, intelli-
gence having been received here to-day Of
disturbances in that county.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

i
MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER Fl, 1874
Sun rises. ....... $40 Moon sets 90
Sun sets. .......,... $50 High tide. .....l2.5 90
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10, 1874.
;, GGs ARRIVED SATURDAY. u
|. Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
ARRIYEQ- SUNDAY :. -, !. :,
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchants
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Westover, Skinner Baltimore, MGR
chandise and passengers, Powhatan steamboat
Company, L. 3. Tatum, agent. ~ 3.s-
Schooner Alexander Young, Blake, New York,
coal, Gervas StOrIs. { -Ll z
SAILED SUNDAY. -
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. i fy..
September 9, latitude SO 40, longitude 61.22f
brig Stephen Bishop, GilKey, from Richmond for
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ~.
From Philadelphia on the 18th, schooner Smith
O'Brien, Burns. =.
- BY Telegraph. 81,
/ NEW YORK, September 19.-Arrived: Moseti
Arrived out: Courier, Dalhousie, Greece, Mime
SOta.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 19.-Cotton dull and
easier; sales, 500 bales at I6NG1 SIC. Flour With
out decided change In price; demand quite mode
rate. Wheat steady and scarcely so firm, Corn q
mand; western mixed In store, 96h@97c.; reject
ed in store, S6@97c.; western mixed, 96c.G3$1.
Pork dull and heavy; new, $24. Lard heavy at
Rice dull Molasses quiet Turpentne frmer at
S4kc; Rosin firm at $225@$2.30 for strained.
Frpjphfs stpady H. sss II. he. ..stET
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BALTImoRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, September 19.-Flour dull and un-
So red wesiern whe asststn
$l.25@1 .35: red Maryland, $l.2501. 80; do.
amber. S1.35@l.3s; do. white, s1.20@1.35.
81. Oats dull; southern, 57@62c. Rye dull:
Provisions quiet and strong; mess pork firm at
$24. Bulk NESTS flrm-none ofering: shoulders,
cured, l4@16c. Lard fImer; refined, 15hc.
Western butter very strong; choice to fine, 2s@
3Sc.; fair TO good, 24@26c.; common, zoe. Coffee
strong and In good demand; fair to prime Rio car.
goes, 1SK@19hc Whiskey frm held at Los.
Sugar strong and unchanged
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By EsLEe RAPH.
sr.sa,isssl axatlters.

= PTTsYLyAEIA CoUaTHeUsR, september 40.
The regular term of the c1rcuit Court,
Judge Tredway presiding, commenced here
last Tuesday. Among the criminal cases
disposed Of were: William Bailey lcolored),
for larcepy, sentenced to FIVE years in the
penitentiary William Smith, for forgery,.
three years; Lewis Adams, for murder, in
which case the jury brought in verdict Of.
murder in the first degree. The court adj
journed over until Monday morning at 10:
O'clock. s.s.,s.. =. d 7, &.
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CT LOFTS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS. September 19.-Flour quiet and un-
Changed. CorT-LittIe doing No. Q mixed, soc.
Whlskey firm at 81 .02. Pork steady at $25. Bacon
weak only limited jobbing demand. Lard steady.
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RICHMoND LIyE-sToCK MARKET,

! The following Is the report Of Dir. l.. Gimmi,
weghmaster. Of the arrival sale, &c, Of live stock
from the 18th to the 18Th Of September, S74:
/ CATTLE.-240 head sold from 2hc. zoe. gross. Il
! HoGS.-2l2 head sold from SIC. (910c. net, fat,
heavy, lard hogs.
! SHEEP.-Sofd from. 4A@41c., gross: choice, sc.
Stock sheep. per head, sold from S2.50Q3.25.
LAMBS.-Per head, sold from S2.25@f4. .
NEALs.-Per head, sold from -$51y13---------..--
/ Mich Cows.-Per head, sold from 25@S40.
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9.ra,,., I.o,Iee i. o. OF.

ATLANTA, September H. presentallYes
TO the Grand Lodge of ODD. Fellows are az,
irving. There are about one nundfeu anu
s,xty present. Grand preparation are maze
for their reception. 5 2g s 5.5.
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At W.. IA new post office is established
nes, 'lt Harrison, Henrico county, Va, on 8
ns ms" route with J. f. Anthony as post.
~ ci@' new post-oftice is also established
new !, ~'faaaie, Charles City county, Va. on q
ms:,e route, with ). f, Whitloek as post.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, September ] 9.-Flonr unchanged
Bacon quiet at Ike. for shoulders, 169164c for
clear rib. 16iS@l1G 3c for clear. Hams-Suear-
cured. 14@15c.; plain, IA. Lard, 16Hc. Whis'
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 10, 1874.
OFFERINGS.

wHEAT.-White, 1904 bushels. Red 49e BUSH
els. ! ,E y -. u. ~, 80 =. = -. y =
: CoRN.-White, 252 bushels.
;OtTs.-25S bushels. ..@ :
RYE.-1 bushels. : - = .t'
E5i.}',.4 y. SALES. t.& ..&
/ WnEAT.-White, 100 bushels at 81 81; &c BUSH
els good at $1.35; 140 bushels very good at 81 40
Bushels common at sOc: ii 10 bushels at Il. SO;
200 bushels at S1.2S; 1876 bushels at III. 3S;, 272
bushels on private terms. Total, 1,146 bushels.
SO bushels common at 81. 10; 76 bushels at 81. 20
5 o bushels prime at $1.40; 36 bushels common at
$1.13; 80 bushels common at 81 .15 90 bushels
CoRN.-White, 100 bushels very good at $I.1 o. !,
| OAYs.-l IS bushels prime spring at 5Sc. ...r
RYE-1S bushels very good at soc. 49,.
/ --~-------- RE-EXHIBITED.
! sxc,tt.. : :
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. 20, I,

NEW YORK, September I g. Noon.--Sloeks active
and lower. Money, @. Gold, 1885, Exchange
Long, 48411; short, 4S7. Governments active aud
weak. States quiet. l559''' SE.
Erenin1 .-Money easy at 2@2H. Sterling dull ut
4e4h. Gold 1091@1094. Governments dull and
steady. States quietand nominal. s. = E.$f!cl
BANK STATEMENT-Nelo York, September g.
The following Is the bank statemeht for the week :
Loans decrease, s250,000 specie increase, trife;
egal-tenders decrease, 1000; deposits decrease
81 ,O00,0 1000; reserves decrease, S125, 900. w..
BALTIMORE. .
BALTIMORE, September 19.-virginia 6's, peel
ers, 81; consols, SIX. West yirginias, 81 Bid.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

{ CINCINNATI. September >19.-Flour dull. Corn
firm at S3@S5c. Lard firm at &c. for summer.
Bacon steady: shoulders, ! L.; clear. rib, 16c.
clear, 1870. tWhiskey firm at IL OIL.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PARTNERsE#TPs,

DHSS0LBEH0NB dc PARTNERSkalfss.
Observation-Disclosures
~ firm consisting OF Thomas Banner, Thomas
Dunnili. and Joseph L: Pickering, trading under
March Ist S74, dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will, in future, be carrtedolp by the under
signed under same style, THOMAS BALMEE q
co. ~ IaIttl u
The firm take this opportunity TO thank their
friends their patronage. and to solicit contn,
ance of the same 10 them at their new store No. 80
South street. Baltimore, Nd, into which It Is thar
Intention TO remove and c0ntinue the business after
July 9Th We shall take an opportunity Later Oh
advising our friends as TO the date on and after
which we shall be able to I'LL orders from our new
store We shall still continue until such notice 10
q e : z THOMAS BALMER,
ii THOMASDUNNILL.
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olu " Do II
81 GOLD ~ Bid. asked.
American 09 90
STATE gEcuErxrxs 5
Eireinikconsois !. 5Ix d 1O.
Sv,iIkHi,a Sonsots: 40
Virginia deferred. 81 y T.
sSrginla ax-receivabie eonpons....... 90 ~ 81 i
ihichmond city Z, 90
'n.caIG0na CITY os.....s............... 50 90
s n1rLRo1n BONDS, - & sf-------1.'
Virginia Cenrral third mortgage 6,s, q. Il
orioli and Petersburg Railroad inst
Orange and Alexandra sa si Railroad % 70
thiId mortgage Ss. b.. & N........;,... 90 80 81
Richmond and Danville Railroad com Z,
= sois, Us, 81. &h........,..........,. 67x 100
RAILROAD STOCKS. sssr !P.lff B. OK z:
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana u - sla,'flt,l ~
Potomac Railroad, common. 100 TAX = 90 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and - - ~
: Potomac six per cent. guar % ?
anteec 100 ~ ~ 70. 90
Richmond, Fredericksburg and ia1:t 3it ,H4si 2
: Potomac seven per cont. guar - --:i{!
Richmond and Danyiiie RAN 50 20 1s,l7
roaa. 100 90 lib
4 .t.jjs BANKS. q ~ -,
s's's ssrs 81 l lsS ss
INSURANCE coMrANEEs. igr1 ,Il, 4,
;: 49, s: IS
DdG MISCELLANEOUS ~ ii. E.r..:a55 sst,.
Virginia Steamship and Packet 1913 .s,1t .,tia
Company...... :.....:.. 5Vo 90. % s.
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,fydEsAPEAKE AND OHIO KkIf,
sSK0AplA On And after SUNDAY; SSpssrnbefy
20, 1874, passenger trains viii run as follows 81
q $3.50 fsEHslM RflIF dDHe n 80 ~

=
W R0ADs4Gn And After SUNDAY; sSpssrnbee
20, 1874, PASSENGER trains win run Is follows -
!. yot rrsjl FROM RICH -, III s -
$50 a, n. MAIL q I, In
inteymediate stnttorss dniIy st4xeeps SsniAyf
rtving &C. Soytngton. at $40 z. ". This train
.Esfrenton, Manassas, Alexand rias Wash3jdsfd
burg, Bristol kElnpxsilles Chattanooga, and tina
f4:454P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS R AMI FOR,
GordQpsyIle ana all interme daily
sfps sa4afa4ty arriving IS g ss
T9:38P.Ms CIsaIHdATTEx .For Gor.
,boro, Cosingtoh Wffife Sulphur, and an ssd9r
west Of While Sulphur daily except Saturday, AfIz
rlyins az Hun.ngton q. $50 ghistrsii sssdds
meets At GordoDsvtlle for Washington. Baltimore,
and the North, ana ut Huntington with stean1en
Rostona and F1eetIood for Cincinnati ana all p0iusS
ID. =, ) = . 80
Baeangel checked through f- 77i
For Through tickets, rates, and information, ares
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Hos
tel, or the company Office, Broad strees and Sir
tenth. ssib ~! iisS EDGAR YL1ET, %
~ n. I, General Passenger and Ticket Al gent
st W. q. WIcKHAM,5 Vice. President. &c 10 {.
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The Latest.

FALL River, September 19.-The loss 6y
the fire is estimated at half q million. Inc
operatives in the pooling.room (htth Story
were panic stricken. Thirty We're kiiieo,
and there are as many more injured ara
dying. "a. ,..a - tho
police station. Other bodies have been taken
elsewhere
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DHILADELPHIA,R RICE. :.

A. M0ND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssaaksskS3es2Sl
SHIP.i LINE.-FOR PHtEADELPHLA TWICE
A WEEK.-Unnt further notice the steamers of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY., and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. .-,r1< .,.s.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProYf-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp via Red Star and American
steamship lines and bills OF fadtng signed through
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including, meals AND
stateroonl, 70. <Vgl* w. p. PORTER, Agent, 81
au.l I.,-.--s No. 2426 Dock street.
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Instructive Fire and Fearful Loss Of

Destructive Fire and FeardNs LOSS U
Life. s..
FALL River, MASS, September 19.-Th
Granite Mills, No. 1, in this place, wer'
burned this morning just after the opera
tiyes had commenced work. Fearful loss
life is reported,
sNoTE.-Since the above was received a
washington communication between New
York and Fall River has been lost--proDa
bly, owing to the fire. $50
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE.
New YORK, September ia dispatch
from Fall River, timed 1910 A. NJ, says
"The fire is principally confined to the Gran
lite mill, which is total loss. The property
is insured for 100000. The fire is still
burning, but is under control.
oThe hands went to work as usual, Wher
shortly after the fire burst forth with light
ming auickness, cutting off the fire alarm
and egress from the building, which con
famed some seven hundred men, women,
and children. Many persisted in the flames
Others jumped from the upper windows anG
were Instantly killed. The cries of the
women and children were heartrending. Ii
is impossible to get at the number killed"
BosToN, September 19.-In response to an
offer to send aid to Fall River BY the super
intendent of the Fall River railroad in this
city the following dispatch has been receiver
& Fail Rsuer, September 49,. E. Kedd
rick. Superintendent: No help Is required
The fire is under control. Probably eigh
or ten lives have been lost, mostly by Jump
f 9ssipnea1 'J. Fl. JORDAN,
Il tS'S e A cro,,tl If n n r RI
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YYEpAKTTyfsE UEf sTEAfRRss

nEpAHrTTE OF gTEAsfKEs.g
IiFo1'aa. nH ~, so 3 RI go
TUESDAY. The a2d inseant 1912 olelocks
sreiehr tsssa for WiImlas,on. Dsl g, Pro 4.
s ZAP s ne q d ia fsss ass ess
Rssase g Phiiadei DAis inslsalns meals and
BE sl-2t a...I..a no, 2435. I,osz ssrest.
TOR NEW Y or -The fRfx
N Old Dominion stcsmship Company S6kE2H
steamship OIL SDUn1I MON. Captain WaLEER;
Win sail TUESDAYS September 22d, atS3 O'Clock
r. NJ Freight received until 4 o'clock r. d.. 81
+ Through BILLS or lading signed, ana goods fer.
warded with Dispatch to all points north south,
east, and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation Unsurpassed. & 3gs IN
, fare g 9. Nsw York; si2 stesrage, 90; round
& For freight or passage apply % . ~
ses1as esa a5aTs @S Sa aSsRsss.
NEW LINE FOR FREDER:ssssGu IS
IN 5gKSBpRG AND LAED1NG Z.
ON TIE RAPPAHANHOUKR IyER. THE cast
and elegant steamer 81 s5s ~ g. 3 9ig3l
ELIZA HANcOx, CAPTAIN So DEYo, 81
viii leave Norfolk, CampbeIi's wharf, for Freders
s iHss sa ana afKs 81
Returning, Will ,1eaye fredericksburg every
Passengers can come aboard earsg In. evening,
as good sleeping accommodate will DO furnished
iFirst-olass table accommodations q rs
Fare TO fredericksburg 50 90
Fare to Fredsr!essb and return s 90
QlYdesithe, from Boston by 81. and d. Transporta-s
ton Company, care steamer KbIZA-HANCexr
Freightr rates to and from above points guaranteed
Pssssngsss 81 isSns s ana James land
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RICHMOND sTOGK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY September 10. 1874.
sAJsEs.-l i shares Virginia. steanshlp and Packet
stock sold at 58. :.
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s. w AsHIsGToN, September 19.--The, follow.
ing order appears in the .Repubk can Of this
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ie Observation-Disclosures


'ohh nil aPnTHEcSRiiEs.
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS,
pTcuNorn. VA. septembcr s, 1874.
/ cam
I : q SAnD -.
+ we take llls pptpI,c ,S,+ wa have MR.
es fTiends and the PqoSS ths ix III ass and
GOOD WILL of the stand heretofore oecupisiaa
by Messrs. WOOD &c SONS, druggstsfan Mou .1l
be pleased TO I'LL their orders lor III ora
line we nave aGaso Likely ~ oi ~ shs ne iise
prepared to iusnisn any = ss whn ne ase de-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 21, 1874
Sun rises. ....... $40 Moon sets. 90
Snn sets,.;...,,., 5.59 High tide. ........l2.50
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no DOCKAGE CHARGED,

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AN
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