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/ N MI EALsfAEAG, sErTEABER 10, 1874
gun rises Moon rises. ......I 3e
~ .e.s 1900. High tide. 0.5s
FORT OF RICHMOND sEPTEsfBER ii 1s7ss
ABRIvEHsl.ss.,i RI ~ .s q.
sssfeamer Westovers Skinner Baltimore. z1er.
Company, az fsta nsnt s'ea0oa,
ta schooner Fannie Flint, arreh, Windsor, plas-
Schooner & q. Rankln, Hawes, Windsor IN plaster
Staples u Blnir. E ~, : : =
( II: Z. ft.z,3sSfi.el SAILED. -. 1 4
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
dise and passengers. G. W.Allen, &c Co. 81
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum. agent.
Steamer j. w. Evermau. platt. Philadelphia,
mss ere and passengers w. F. Porter -
Curtis &tParker. - iIfi9a .sIss ~ - -
Schooner IL p. Simmons, willetts. New York vfa
Piankitank, rairoad-ties. Cuftts& Parker ~
5af9s MEMORANDA.
. Schooners Sea Bird, Donogau, and Fugie, Cersey,
on az ~, heT aors on s.n
sehooners D. z; Sawyer, Bennett William CLARK,
Barbara, Hedden; PC. Schultz, ThomDson; r. G.
Gilman, Mott. Ian from Virginia. e,
9Th, reports: Entered ont ut Liverpool ON. Sd
September, barks Amanda, Schuetz; Advance,
Thurs ton-for Richmond.
Passed down from Newcastle on 18th, Trade
Wind, for Richmond. - 81 II
!. Norwegian brig Andrea, KIavener has discharged
port. ~, 3.
American brig William Robinson, Peak, lately
arrived from Boston, is loading tobacco for Ffnme
Austria, for +. w. RapnewInckle & Co. M
al. s: $50 SPOKEN. . -g3 $50.
July 80, Lat. ! n, Ion. 81 W, bark Tarpeian
(Brtitsh), Young from Richmond for Rio Jsneiro.
al. mis- as5 BY Telegraph. @ s.5ignr;
NEW YORK, September 1s.--Arrived: Charles
ton, Columbia. Arrived ont: Joven, joaquin. .Y!:s
Arrived out, Samarta, Schiller, Greece.
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:..ltS.N4A Wxasslesfsenoss, !,

Especial telegram TO ,iis Dispatch.1
WAsHIsGTos, September 11rs1 "A. H.
Over the South Atlantic States aud the south.
ern portion of The Middle States, ssntheaster-
lytwtnds, stationary barometer, higher tenn
|peratures, partly cloudy weather, and coast
rains, will prevail SIS &. g,
&: 800 ASSOCIATED Press telegrafnJ
WASHINGTON, September 1871 P..M.-For
Saturday, oyer the South Atlantic States.
stationary, followed by falling barometer,
higher temperatures, increasing southeastern
sly winds and cloudiness, with coast rains,
will prevail. tfis.f &, S.5.si. zssi 4,
/ Over the Eastern Gulf States, falling ba-
irometer, southerly winds, stationary and
higher temperature, cloudy and rainy Wea-
Their. II. - ~. y, q, si ~
4 For Tennessee. and the Ohio Valley, fall.
ing barometer, southery winds, higher tenn
;perature, cloudy weather, and local rains.
i For the Western Gulf States, increasing
tsoutherly winds, falling barometer, station
lary or, higher temperatures, cloudy and rainy
weather, followed IN the western portion by
cool northerly winds on Saturday night.
For the Middle Atlantic States, northeast,
and southeast winds, higher temperatures,
stationary and falling barometer, and partly
cloudy weather. }sii y
Cautionary signals continue at sBarnegat,
Squam Beach, Long Branch, Sandy Hook,
New York, New Haven, New London,
Woods Hole, Boston, Portland, aud East
Z d HEF 'rstl y
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gnri,j. YNuions Of the northern press on the
I,oJ,i,;-sS against the Kellogg usurpation in
!uda,n,"',t iLay be easily summarized. The
c5ui r.H"en' Journals agree that while the
tovDGrG." ,a u the McEnery party are all
issr re' ~ truth, yet the revolution they
>nc4 i ,IS 'ed to is upjustfable and unwise.
meDf ,"V only logical course for the Govern.
Is. , ~ ruisue Is TO reiostate Kellogg. The
bla,ps, CC' nn,l ol the Republican journals
LAY the pnoiSss Tor the whole trouble, and
Tie grcsIer o, lucent must sustain Kellogg; but
Old T." Tie uprising as an ind;nation ., the the
TIE u."s1; spirit, and hepee as proof of
lii lie I ~>y OF keeping the pasy Ia power
ocfa,jr % ;", i completely ended. The Dem.
tie Adi SI1iuais charge the whole trouble to
b9rt Of iIb,,'IT;'I,ation and deneunee the sum-
IggQ yennhIisiogs usurpation as an outrage
S1"l'e"h institutions tribune.
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The Texas EditOrs-PersonaI.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

ISPeCIuk VCISbI1I1K 70 tIC I1ISPtE6CII'J :
PORTSMOUTH, September 1S.-Alter visit
ing the nayy-yard and Fort Monroe to-day,
the Texas editorial excursionists took pas
passage on the Baltimore boat tonight and
went north. They were received at the fort
by General Barry, and reviewed the garrison
and witnessed light artillery drill and tar.
get-fring. A regatta in the harbor closed
the days festivities, in which the six.oared
gig-crew Of the Virginia Boat Club Won the
three-mile race in 1885.
Major B. B. Douglass, of the First district,
failed to speak at the Norfolk mass-meeting
tonight on account of illness. H""
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WY COLONEL s Nc i. Mas PLACED n to..

MY DbUNEL5 1aOOEEs w As PLACED IN CON
Ii HAND. ssf
WasaINaTos, September 1s.-The follow.
lang telegram was received tonight by AID.
5nsant.G General Townsend from General
Emory, dated New. Orleans to-day i
:. ] placed Colonel Brooke In command oil
the city as welt as in command of the troops,
otherwise there would have been anarchy.
Governor Kellogg did not and has not as yet
called ON me for support to reestabiish the
State government. His Chief of police was
shot down, The next in command also, and
the whole force utterly dispersed and hidden
away out OF sight. For one Of them to have
attempted to stand on his beat would have
been certain destruction, and even now the
State authorities represented by Governor
Kellogg have asked to defer taking charge for
the present"
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE AND oRpERs-KRL-
LouG RE.EsTABLrsHING TIE STATE GOVERN
MENT, &C. 81
NEW ORLEANS, September 1S.-The fol.
lowing correspondence and orders explain
themselves: e
I" Headquarters Department. of The Gull,
Neao Orleans, September 1S.-Hon. Nv. p.
Kellogg LIN obedience to orders Of the Pre-.
sident have the honor to inform you Of the
surrender of the insurgents lately in arms
against the State government, and to afford
you the necessary military support to re-
establishing the State government. sA 4.
b "Very respectfully, &C., ,.5 Is, e
CIV. q. EMORY, ,'5,
".Brevet Major-G General commanding"
"Nep Orleans September 1S.--To Major
General w. a. Emory: Sir,-I have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
communication Of this date informing me
that you are prepared to afford the necessary
military support to reestablish the State gov
eminent. will promulgate an executive
order in the official journal tomorrow, in
structing all officers of the State who have.
been prevented from performing their duties
to resume their functions at once.
&c Owing to the Reorganization of the po-
lice force in New Orleans, the .commandaut
Of the Metropolitan police will not be able
to get bis officers on their beats until to-
morrow; therefore I must request you to
assume the maintenance of the peace and
order of the city during the coming night.
G. have the honor to be, very respectfully,
&C.. CIV. ?. KELLOGG, Governor"
The following order was subsequently
sent to the official journal:
!"Erecutioe Order: All State officers who
have been. prevented during the recent trou-
bles from performing their duties will imme.
diately resume their official functions. The
Board of the Metropolitan Police will at
once assemble and organize the police force
of New Orleans and assume the maintenance
of the peace and order of the city.
[Signed1 ':.W.P. KELLOGG, Governor"
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Drawing Rations I'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, September 1s.-The town
has been crowded with negroes to-day draw
ing rations In accordance with act of Con-
gress appropriating one hundred thousand
dollars for the relief of those made destitute
by the overflow of the Tombigbee and Ala
bsma rivers, last March and April.
The crops here are finer than for several
years past, and the whites who suffered by
the overflow are not drawing; leaving 1t all
to the negroes. Many negroes are drawing
who don't live within fifty miles of the river.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
RICHMOND, September 1S, 1874.
RACK

new YORK. September 1S.-COtton quiet; sales,
GA bales at I6kGg1 &C. Southern -four steady and
III moderate demand. Wheat shade lower: pretty
new winter red western; sl.24@$1.26 for new am
Der western; s1.2s@S1. 40 for white western western
Corn shade frner and In light supply. CLOSING
697c. for western mixed, spot; 96hc. TO arrive
next week; 97c. for yellow western closing with
bisg demand; 154tG2Oc. gold for Rio. Sugar firm
and advancing, with good demand; s7S@s1c. for
fair to good refining. Rice quiet: nothing Of mo,
ment doing. Tallow steady at Sl5QS1c. Rosin du!i
at SO. 25@$2 80. Turpentine finer at 34c. Pork
dull: new, $24 25. Lard gull at ! SIC for prime
steam. Whiskey firm ut S1.04. Freights hrmer.~
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Later kilograms.

New ORLEANS, September 1S.-There are
no new Developments this morning. Gen.
eral Brooke occupies the Executive once.
Mayor Wilt had consultation Win MIN
relative to reestablishing municipal courts
and on other matters pertaining 10 Inc pohce
department, the preservation OF order, &c.
i consultation is now going on at the Gus
tom.house between Governor McEnery and
his partisans and Governor Kellogg and
others looking to compromise, but legal
distractions present themselves at almost
every step. Military occupation till Con.
gress disposes Of the question would DOUBT
less be cheerfully acquiesced in by both par
ties.
BAYOU SARA ATTACKED BY NEGROES.
A dispatch to Governor McEDery from
Bayou Sara reports that that town was at
tackled last night by negroes. The attack was
repulsed. General Emory has ordered troops
to that point.
KELLOGG IN HIS HOLE.
WASHINGTON, September 49, On. at that
Kellogg has pulled his hole in after him ana
that General Emory cannot get him In.
WASHINGTON, September lS.-N is not
probable any further instructions will be
sent to General Emory at present.
Army officers say that the army Is not large
enough for the protection OF the frontiers
and at the same tine to act.as o posse CONF
tatus to the judicial officers of the South IN
enforcing processes in extraordinary cases,
such as that of Louisiana.
Gentlemen in prominent legal positions!
say the surrender of the insurgents does iicL
prevent their prosecution for treason against
LoaisIaDa by the authorities OF that state. @
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"siiiesburg immigration Con-
ypnfiOn,

ert =. m o, h3:tGrS Of the Dispatch, Our en-
~ ' I,. Tends IN Charlotte county have called
n.,,! t;unliSraulon Convention for the 1st
md, gA.IC Ihc place Of meeting is right in the
g~, ~,, u 'ne colonies Of Europeans and north
yi1a&.NHhh i men extend from thence to Keys
q ;m ""H htsc CITY. Let me urge the friends
,re'~n ''.'SFStI0n to make special efforts to be
hi, , ia~' Tue Danville Company will issue
l,rF, " '.:,, "cket, to Roanoke depot where
''I "a VII! be in attendance.
j, 1n nosG VINO synpathize with the movement
cute IT,f. " De present will please commune
,yy,ra.,n '! views TO John c. Russell, Esq,
F'No'nS secretary, Wyllicsburg.
Yours, &C., A SETTLER.
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Killed OH the Railroad.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
News FERRY, Va, September 1S.-A ne
gro man, supposed to be Reese Reynolds,
was found dead on the railroad track this
morning, three miles west Of this place. He
was badly mapged by the train running
over him,
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!, Dle,seroyed.

TORONTO. ONTARIO, September b. alr.
& Anderson. father of two of six young men
lsyl,l, were drowned near niagara about Two
months ago by The capslzing of the yacht
/ Foam. purchased the ill-fated vessel and de.
;stroyed her by fire here In the harbor last
night,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September Is, 1874.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September Is, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White, 669 bushels. Red. $40 bushels.
CORS-White, 52S bushels. Straw colored, ! OG
bushels. Mixed, 244 bushels.
OATS.-400 bushels
RYE.-42 bushels.
MEAL.-26S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 54 bushels at 95c.; 80 bushels
very good at u 40: SO bushels far at Sl.3O; AZ
bushels at 1928; $50 bushels on private terms.
Total, 52S bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. so bushels at .2S.
CORN.-White, 81 bushels prime on private
terms; 134 bushels prime at $1.l0. Total, l2S
bushels
CoRN--Mixed. A. bushels ut S1.07: 200 bushels
very good At S1.10. Total, PA bushels.
OATs.-290 bushels on private terms.
RYE-16 bushels on private terms.
MEAL.-Yellow, 4S bushels ut 81; 22O bushels at
$1.10. Total, 26S bushels.
RE-hXHIBITED.
RYE-l6 bushels.
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RICHMOND AND DAEYHLE KAuRoAn Co., j
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sgrERINTENpFNr.S
RICHMOND, VA, August II 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
~ MONDAY, August IL, 1s74.-soUTHrRN Exc
PRESS, Westward-ieave HlcnIRund at IL :04 P.H.s
leave Burkeyi!le at 2:07 A. NJ. leave Uundee af
TAO a. NJ; leave Danyille at 7:44 A. H.; arrive
lotte with trains on the Atlantis and Richmond Air.
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all southern points.
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward leave Green's
boro at 1I5 7. NJ; leave panville at $3.50 Pm
leave Dundee at 3:4S 7. NJ; leave Bnrkevilie ae
$40 I. n. arrive o. Richmond at l:04 Pm.
THROUGH MAIL, Westward-Ieare Richmond at
1888 2. NJ; leave Burkeyile at AL T. M; leave
Dundee at 9:25 r. NJ; leave Danytlle ut 9:29 Pc
M; arrive at Greensboro at 1851 p. NJ. This
train connects at Charlotte with trains on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for Co.
lumbta, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and ali south
THROUGH MAIL, Eastward-leaye Greensboro
at 2:15 A. NJ; leave Danville at 3A. NJ: leave
Dundee at 5:25 A. NJ. leave Bnrkeville st 1l.30
A. ~; arrive at Richmond at 2:22 II. 81. this
train connects at Burkeyte With trains on the At
burg, and all southwestern points.
LYNCHBURG PAsSENGER, Westward-leava
RichnOnda at 900 A. H.. I; leave Burkeyille at l243
P. NJ; arrive at Lynchbur2 at $40 p. NJ
BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATIONS, Eastward
m asgs q gu 7s e A;sS A. Nj arrive at Rich
all through trains connect at Dundee With trains
on the W. C., v. NJ. aud q. y. railroad to and from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and all eastern
points
Through tickets sold to ali points South and South.
west, and baggage checked through e 8 .r.r corr
Engineer and Superintendent.
/ III. r. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSPORTATION. au IL
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September -Noon.-Stocks dull.
Money!. Gold, 109E. Exchange-Long, 464h
short, 4S7. Governments dull and weak. States
quiet and nominal.
Euening.-Money active at 2H@3. Sterling weak
er ut 4s4h. Gold heavy at 109N@1o91. Govern
ments dull and weak. States nominal, except Ten
nessee's, which are lower.
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Lexington. KY. Races.

LEXINGTON, September IS. = The races
were well attended, and the weather was
fine. The first race-for three.y Odds, two
mile heats-was won by Big Fellow. Time,
3:48l, 3:432. $50. d.
The second race-for two.year-oIds, one
mile-was won by Katie Pearce in 1:464. !.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

1,mond light: holders firm; No. 2 mixed, S3c.
Whiskey steady at Sl.Ol. Pork steady ut $50; ba-
con auict and easier; 10&@l1c. for shoulders;
i64@I8kc. for clear RIB; 16AQl7c. tor clear
Lard steady. -'-n'-
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Murder In Georgia,

/ AUGUSTA, Ga, September 1s.-In fracas
in bar-room at Grandteville last night, Eli
.jah Watson shot and killed Lawrence Wise.
Both white men. Too much whiskey was
the cause. This is the second man Watson
has killed. 8 st.' s = -
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RaJ,T;MpRE mARKETS,

BALTIMORE, September 1S.-Breadstnffs steady
Corn trmer; white southern S1@1 .02; yellow
95@9Sc. Provisions strong, but quiet ana un'
changed. GROCERIES and whiskey strong.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 1S.-Virginia 6's, peel
ers, 81; consols, so. West Virginia's, 8. North
Carolina 6's, old, 10; new, 10.
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LOUIsVILLE MARKETS.

/ LOUISVILLE, September 1S.-Flour UNCHANGED
Corn firm and scarce at 75@S0c. Pork nominal
Bacon firm at l Sc. for shoulders, 16@l 6Se; ior
clear rib l6xGll &c. for clear. Lard, 16Hc. Whis-
tay Al NJ
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, September 1S.-Flour steady. Corn
firm and scarce at S3@S4c. Lard dull lac tor
summer. Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders, !c. !
weak Mt Al oil.
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DEpaRraIaR.orsrnaaaE

Tor NE W Il OR IL The zt,s5
4 4 Old Dominion Steamship Compsny, -
steamship ISAAC BELL aptain BIsAKEsfAsyw WI
sasf UNDAf, septemIer Zoth. at 10 O'Clock a
Ill Freight received until O'clock Saturday night
warded with dispatch 10 an points north, sonth
east anu West; also, TO foreign ports.
FFasse1 =, sccoysmodassas unsarrassed .,,,d
trip tickets, $40. sy.gTsFss, 100
For freight or passage apply 70
se1e.1. Sam MsLEs CO. GO. Asenss
New LINE FOR 1FREpER.ai1 :, :
~. I IGSknsBURG AND .LANDINGssksts
and elegant steamer . sF7.~e'
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN s.. 6. DEYo,
win leave Norfolk, Camptelps wharf, for Freder.
icks5nrg and landingson Rappahannock rfyereYery
Vii saSs II ~ idnish
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at 8. 40 a. HI.
passengers can come aboard curly in the evening
as good sleeping accommodations win DO furnished
FiTst-ciass table accommodations: -
Fare TO Fredericksburg a3 90
Order freight from New York by the Old Domain.
lon Steamship Company !; from Philadelphia by
Ctydes line; from Boston by Al. and III. TRANSPORTS
non Mon, G;1fmgany, care steamer ELIZA HANCOCK,
freight rates TO and from above points guaranteed
as low as by any other route. ~
ings, via Norfolk, will take the steamer on down
trip "Wednesday, as sine will ianda longside steamer
John Sylvester, making close connection for Rich
Freight on grain from Rappahannock; river %
Richmond, &c. per bushel. 80
Freight for landings on Rappahanneek river
For further particulars inquire of office Of steam.
er, Campbei's wharf. sssI rs IS
4 4. /; HPgMEi Agsa, s ; sS
Use 4-d&wlm AGENTS, Trede rickSbuf1, Va.
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THE LOUISIANA REvoIUTloa.
FORMAL, sURRESpER, on McENERY-HIs'
Is b ADDRESS. L q IS .5=s y
The Kellogg Governments to be Restored--P
remptory Order OF the President. $50
rsncc,s, telegram, TO the D,spa,cn.I

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, September 1S..-Adyices re.
ceiyed By the Government late tonight from
New Orleans are to the effect that Kellogg
has been relustated as Governor. and has re-
quested General Emory to preserve order in
the city for the present. Kellogg, upon
being reiustated, issued an order directing
all his State officers to resume their duties. y.
The carpet-baggers here are much in.
censcd at General Emory for negotiating with
Governor McEnery. They declare that he
should have refused any conference with
him, and waited till the expiration of the FIVE
days, when he should have required Go.
vernon McEnery to surrender to Kellogg.
The concluding portions q the dispatch
agreed upon in Cabinet to-day and sent to
General Emory-that 1t is not the province
of the United States authorities to make
terms with such parties engaged in insurrec.
tion-is regarded in army circles as repre-.
mand of General Emory, and was no doubt
so intended by those who prepared it.
|! Arrangements are being made at the War
Department to have more troops dispatched
to Louisiana in case of an emergency, though
there are but very few available for that pur-
pose. The vessels-of-war from the North
Atlantic fleet viii, also be off New Orleans,
to be followed by others if necessary.
TlMoN.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G q POTOMAC r. r. Co.,S
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. September 15s 1912
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

7:So A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS ieaye1
Broad-Street station ,fSundays ,ex-
ceptedl. stops only ut Ashland. juno
ton, Milford, and Fredericksburg, vfa
DUE IN BALTIMORE lis r. N.
1856 P. NJ, Day MAIL Leaves By rs , ST.
a 5iGn ' sTEA sNhskg nYPoR MTi 8
Quantico, with trains Of the Balti:
more aud Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria-due in Balti-
more az 9:20 r. 81; and ut Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Pot0riac
railroad for Baltimore and the Nerth
11:oS P. NJ, N NJ q fS' MAIL leaves Byrd-sHee
station Sundays exceptedl, connectin
at Washington with the lBaitimOfe
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
COOL. NJ, ACCoMMODATIoN TRAIN for
Hanover junction, leaves Broad. Street.
station (Sundays exceptedl.
1880 b i9s eHi4InaaEs ssssB,sss
1880 P. ~, ssh a1lf EXPRESS arrives .t
Broad-Street station Sundays except
s:s7A.M., 1GCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN arrives
at Br9sd-strees station tsundays e..
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
NOTICE.
CAk has been added to night trains both ways be.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the Sspectaf
eSm q sFse s ass
disturbed on reaching Richmond they can remain
In the car to as late an hoar as they please:
DAILY tsundays exceptedj at $50 4. III. connect
ing at Qaantico with the Alexandria and Fredes
ricksourg railway for Baltimore; Returning, VIII
arrive at Broad-Street station mt S:l5 X. 81. 81 e :.
principal points Nor.h and West.
By order Of General Superintendent; rrmpy
se15 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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DILL ADELPHIA, RICH %1Fx
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-SSHsHfsSSs
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA. TWICE
A WEEK.-until further notice the steamers OF
this line. will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY.. and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
dence, Boston, and New Orleans---Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp uiG Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelpnia, including. meals and
5tatsrs6m, Is. w. 2. PORTER, Agent,
au IL No. 2425 Dock street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, September 16.-Notbing has been
heard from the steamship Faraday, iayln the
direct United States cable, since the sth 10,
slant, when she had paid out oi4 miles, anu
was in water over two miles deep. II Is sup,
posed here that the cable broke 10 tne gaze ~
the 10th, and that the Faracay IS. trying u
recover it.
The coast guards at the south end of Essex
have seized vessel which haa Oh Doaro
1890 rifles and 500 cases OF cartridges ior Tue
Carlists.
HAVANA. September ls. -Captain-GeneraI
concha has resolved to send the Third
Guardia CiYiles, at present DONG poaice ul.y
at Havana and MataDzas, into Inc puei.a
Abaio district for active service IN the heia,
and to replace them by mob ilized volunteers
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FERTILIZERS.

NHINCHA ISLAND
rous.,o q, reasonable rates the only stock of old
az G Y mo ISLAND PERUVIAN GuANO re-
naming In or TO be shipped for years 70 TINS G0nn
try Purchased directly from Tue se,;o,s a,sers
aeeh'' "n0 w. seldom & BRUCE
.r1o-om Virginia street, Richmond, Va