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Middletown transcript., 1874-12-19
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Christnas.
10 anticipation Of the approach Of Christ
mas The merchants Of Middletown have laid
II splendid stock Of goods Of every descrip.
|.tion, and - they sell them At a low prices
when the cssh is paid q the same goods car
be bought for in the cities, there Is no excuse
for anybody to 60 away from home for any.
thing. Let persons want what they may
their desires can be gratifed in Middlstown.
8. N. Rsynslds has just returned from the
city, this week, with large supply Of. new
and elegant goods suitable for the holiday
season, which be will sell on terms to suit
every body.
New Paper.
Newark 10 to have weekly paper, 20 says
the Delaware College Adbaacs. Two young
men are going TO start enc there aboutths let
Of January next, to Be called the Newark
Herald. These are tight times to commence
publishing paper in small place a. near
to large towns as Newark 10 to Wilmington
and Elkton, but perhaps those young men, If
they have plenty Of energy. may succeed, and
We heartily hope they will. We have a
Htender spot" for old Newark, and take
pleasure in anything calculated 10 increase
herprospsrity. 500 ssss
DunninS's Christnaas Goods.
D. I, Duaniag has just received splendid
assortment Of new and beautiful fancy
articles, just the kid that people want in
Christmas times. He has some fine pictures
engravings and chromss, large lot of
frames gilt and walnut Initial and None
gram note paper and envelopes, and, indeed,
It is hard to tell what be has not. He il well
provided with all kinds Of Christmas goods,
and can supply almost everything and any
thing that anybody can. or ought to want.
Insasaaes Against Fire.
As 10 ones property il ut all Zines per-
fectly safe against the ravages Of FIRE, every
body should provide against total los BY
judicious insurance Of their buildings, 20 that
ifsuch calamity a. Gre should befal them they
would not lose their al at lone fell swoop.n
Messrs. Wsolley / Van Trump, Of Whining
ton, offer great. advantages for insurance |
agsinst fire in the great companies which
they represent. Rssd their "Card to the
Public in another column. astEs
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Business Locals and Special Notices 10 cents
line for each insertion. Obituaries charged
for at the rate OF cents per line Of eight
words. Marriages and deaths inserted free.
TERxs: Cash in advance, invariably.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1874
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The Almanac Publishers complain that their
business is destroyed by Ayers American Al
manac. The people prefer it to any other, the
Farmers, Western, Southern, or the numer-
ous local almanacs, when they can get Ayers.
1t furnishes the best astronomical data, weath.
er and jokes Of them all, and above all, medi.
cal advice which is invaluable for every Hami.
". It is supplied gratis by the druggists, and
should Be preserved for constant reference and
use We are sure that no good housekssper
Or grandmother goes willingly without ons.
Standard, NJ r City. ais
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Bsn..ss'. 1'ev..r laall.

A Else Pen ef Hogs. s5.s..saess e5sl.
John ID. Eliason slaughtered this year
fifteen hogs, whose combined weight Was
1905 lbs making an averagsIo i.327 lbs. 10
each hog. Who can beat thatfi II s7saa
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REgRas sY P.naIsoaoN 10 ..sn9.s.

Gen, Robert Patterson, !, I'd below Clesss4t
st.. Philadelphia.
John o. BuIlitt, Attotnsysat Law, ssouss
Sd street, Phila. sa1
Hon. R., O, Holiday, Hec. Of State, An-
org nApolls, Nd. s1a izsssu fagiof
w. 3: hsFghels, Memphis 4. - Paso PAciee
Railroad, N,
B. lAthinsons Bauies, al BsdAd 1t. n. Yssss
Hon., Richard Schel. 30 Wall, q Is -
Col. Hanton pupcap, Lopisvills, Ky.
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UNION SPOKE WOREN. Npokss.
W. Cor. Leopard and Otter ST.. ssi'iis JaM-
WAFER WHEELS, WLND.M1LLS
Pumps, Plumbing and Gas Fitting IN country hen.
m 80. send for clreuleU ~ eall md 80 ssmp1ess1
~. g. HAeeteas 1021 Market St. IN = 1et1
sWATCHEN IND 'JEWEERYss I'll
the old Establiehed stand Of 00O00 = 0R0.s
1904 MaskeE 6trsSkls 1fiRa3ss Jul llSt
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1870 1850 49, .s~0s-
+. The third annual reunion Of the First Dela-
ware Regiment Of Federal soldiers, was held
in Wilnineton on Monday afternoon, About
40 members were present. Col. J. G. Nichol-
son presided A letter was read from Gen.
Dan. Woodall, stating his inability to be pre-
sent on account of sickness in his family.
The usual election for officers was held, r.
sulting in the choice Of Col. Nichols for Presi-
dent for the ensuing year. Al 81 o'clock a
banquet was spread at the Clayton House for
the ex-soldisrs, and they had an s'illegant
time intirely" with toasts, songs and good
things. A
The Aiddlstewn Ainstrsls. rt4 -.
This company, whose establishments were
80 highly pleasing to our citizens last winter,
has been revived, and will give ore of their
inimitable concerts 10 the Town Hall, 10 this
town, on Thursday christmas Eve) sext.
II yon want fun 60 and Zee it. u H
p. =. Chapei at Galsna. - ts
shrewsbury Parish Il building chapel at
Kent County, Nd. The corner stone viii be
laid with due solemnities on the 3lst inst, at
ioa An has
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SHORE P0sERoNHkENT-DAY FIxED-FuLL
DIsTRBuTlONs & bsias.4s
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DO1yN = .O1VE N1VVE IOI1Na'
IT rs THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Heasons ioD
preiering SAMMY Side: IL use rsquifss les5 labee
IL eject lasts. IT. lustse d more bFilIia1k II
cost b lts lbe ~ supeFinty Of the article IL 4
also very valuable for lubricating wagon and exti
aee axles. The genuine = stamped On each 1she1
. l1Szs Ise0, lSa6, 1850. IS5a aad 13S1 Cai.
iJowhillst ,PutAp'A, PA. Agents, N~as. a1t1neni
4 = 9exeeneES fr. Pslnsylyanlas No. = = q
South Front St, PHstAD'A, Pa. s...si MIA
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FOR PRINTING.
NEW & O0MM0DIOUS OPPI0E

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fQ the latest and most beautiful desiens,
and al other Slate work on band or made u
Ridge Az WILSON 4 MILLER. II
OCT lo-l2t.fs:laH ai,s Philadelphia, Ps.
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Democratic GubernatoriaI Nomina.
ffnn. -

a. ton.
SYRACUSE, September 17.--Samuel j. Til.
den has been nominated for Governor by the
Democratic State Convention.
Mr.. Tilden, in his speech accepting the
nomination, said he stood Scared all over
with blows received in party conflicts when
be had led the Democracy to victory. He
had never intended to stand as candidate
for any Office. He was content to serve as q
private in the ranks, but having been nomi-
mated he expected to be carried on the stall.
Wart, braWny arms OF the farmers and me.
chanics of the State to glorious victory.
Among the resolutions adopted are the fol-
lowing: Fifth, home-rule to limit and local.
ize most jealousy the few powers entrusted
to public serrants-municipal, State, ana
Federal-no Capitalization; sixth, equal and
exact justice to all men, and no partial legis-
lation seventh, q free press and no gag.
laws; eighth, free men, uniform exciselaw
no sumptuary laws; twelfth, the presidency
q private perquiSite-nO third term.
William Dorsheimer, Liberal Republican
was finally nominated for Leutenant-Goy
ernor after several eulogistic speeches by
Liberal delegates.
Mr.. Dorsheimer, in returning thanks fol
the nomination for Lieutenant-Governor
said he did not receive the nomination as 6
compliment to himself so much as to those
men who came out of the dominant party ir
1872, when not cloud as large as man.:
hand could be seen in the future OF thai
party, but the issues for which that party
was formed were past and gone, and he q:
we'll US others were left to choose other asso
Citations,
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by Telegraph.


GIryEsroS.-Steady, with moderate demand;
rnidoIiugs I5Hc.; low middings. 1856; good ordi-
nary. 1910. Net receipts, 35S bales; gross re-
CENTS $50 bales. Sales 435 bales.
RAITIMoRE-Dull and easy; middlings, 1885,
low mddliugs l SIC; good ordinary, l4|c; GROSS Ss
REGENTS, 99I. Exports to Great Britain, Zpo
haIes coastwise, 20 bales. Sales, 20 bales.
NV ORIEASs.-Mi ddlings, l5Yc.: low MID
dllnes, l5Xc.; good ordinary, 14s. Nei receipls,
,26I bales gross. 1888 baies. Sales 500 bales;
last Wsffxxs sniWs mlddlngs l5He; low
,niddliugs, l4Xc.; good ordinary, l3Sc. Net re-
eeIpts, 30 bales. Exports coastmise, SO bales.
sa S;essySsSSSaH.-steady; middpgs &c.; low mid
dlings I4Gc.; good ordinary, 1885 het recei ass
bales. ,,. -,,5,sI,nos 5c
Not receip,s, $40 bales, Exports coastwlse, OBJ
Da Miss;,,p SI and in fair demand; mid.
d,inSs. SIC low middlings, 15ac. Receipts oo1
SoRFoIK.-Quiet; low middlings, 15c. ssL re-
CENTS, 46S bales. Exports coastwise, ooo uases
sS TtS1i.RRLEsToS-Easier middlings, loc Net &c
ceipts. 4SS bales. Exports coastwise, 90 pases
| Sales, 800 bales. ,,n,,n ,sre Ma, 70
| ceints. 800 bales. Sales, 1856 bales
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The Texas EdilortaI ExeursISnisis.
- Rurr1fnE ar m GsRH arnnlnsr4 Rfsssf ~
- q -. noe 7I
Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
WASHINGTON, September 1871 a. IL
Over the Middle Atlantic coast diminishing
easterly winds yeering to South and West
higher temperatures, cloudy and clearing
weather With somewhat higher barometer.
Associated Press telegram.I
WAsHINeroN, September 1T p. M.-FoI
Friday, over the South Atlantic and Gull
States, Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley,
lower barometer, stationary temperature
various winds, mostly from southwest and
southeast, partly cloudy weather, and local
coast rains. b .tg t.
Over the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest. lower
barometer, southeast to. southwest winds,
and partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes in temperature, followed in The
western portions of these districts by north.
westerly winds, lower temperatures, and
rising barometer. ,.,..f,.-
Over,the southern portion Of the Middle
States, stationary barometer and tempera.
ture, variable winds, mostly from southeast
cloudy weather, and possibly rain.
Cautionary signals continue at Peck Beach,
Atlantic City, Long Branch, Squan Beach,
Sandy Hook, and New York, and are ordered
for New Haven, New London, Woods Hole,
Boston, Portland, and Eastport.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS,

II .
We are now prepared to offer greater bargai ms
than ever, as we can use larger Quantities, enabling
Us to buy everything by the case and from first
hands and manufacturers. We offer the following
bargains for this week:
Rack Alpaca at zoe. worth 25c.; Black Alpaca
at 25c. worth 30c.; Black Alpaca at Soc. worth
45c: Black Alpaca at Doc. worth 6z5sc.; BACK
Alpaca at 6Oc. worth 75c.; Black Alpaca az zoe.
Cashmeres, Empress, Merinos, Australian Crepes,
Romhazines &c, at the lowest price, az we have
very large stock of these goods on hand, ana must
no Sold: rs pieces Plaid Opera Finnneis at QUO.
,,,nrth 75c.; White, Red, Gray, and Blue sIanneis
in all qualities and at all PRICES oH nrs as IN
brown ana Bleached. Also, Fruit-Cloths. we nave
a large variety and offer extra Inducements as we
have Zoo large stock on hand. In domestic Depart
nent we offer the following brands: AndroScoggin,
Fr,lit of the Loom, Harris, Barker, Auoufn
Kleached Cottons, and good many DINERS, AZ nv.
Wamsutta Mills only Is per yaro rev ,. horh
Mills and Pride OF the west, loc.; tuti,m MILL
Brown and Bleached SheetingS at marker prices.
In Cassimeres for mems and boys wear, suitable LOT
coming season. we have very large stocs, anu VIII
sell great bargains TO make room Tor new googs'
goo pairs of those Gauntlets at Toe worth 81. In
fact we have everything that Is kept in ntst CLASS
dry goods house, such rs Dress Goods OF every &c
scEiption, Poplins Black and Cooreo Siss' Flan-
forts. Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Notons, JeHeiry y,
and good many other goods, 100 numerous 10
mention AS We have consolidated our two stocks
we have got so many goods that they nave 10 oe soo
iess than cost only to make room fof new goous.
Any one in need Of Dry Goods would 90 wen 20
cali on us and examine our stock and prices before
Esn Sa4ssigs elsewhere sYcLE BRoTRERs,
439 Broad steeet, between Forth anu knth.
12-1w
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Complaint of an Unjust Tax by the
Spanish Government ON American
Shipping.

Shipping.
WASHINGTON. September 17.-The CON-
plant Of Baltimore merchants and ship own.
ers in reference to the eXaction by the Span.
ish Consul in that city Of ! tax of forty cents
per package gold upon merchandise recently
loaded in an American vessel in that port, to
be landed in Cuba, has been receiS ed at the
Treasury Department, and will pro.
badly be made the subject Of earnest
representation to the Spanish Govern
ment, through the Secretary of State.
II is understood that Secretary BristoW
has already addressed letter to Secretary
Fish, enclosing the memorial of the Balti-
more merchants, in which they ask to be re.
ieyed of the oppressive tax demanded by
the Spanish authorities. 1t is desirable that
an early disposition of the case be made, as a
number of vessels are awaiting in several
ports of the United States the result of the
appeal; since, if the Spanish law is enforced
in Cuba and other places under Spanish
jurisdiction, vessels arriving without due au'
thentication of their papers are liable TO
seizure and sale.
The consul at Baltimore, it will be remem-
bered, demanded the payment OF this tax OF
forty cents per package before he would so
certify the ships papers as to enable her 10
enter Cuban port, and the case being re-
ferred to the Spanish minister here he de-
cided that lower scale of taxation
might be made, which was adopted
and paid. It is not denied that the
consul had the right to charge q
fee for certifying the ships papers 6u'
from beginning to end this tax was dis'
tinctly demanded as tax Of so much
package on the merchandise, amounting to
several thousand dollars for the cargo.
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Outrace I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, September 1.-THE recent Co.
lumbia county outrage is denounced by all
good citizens. Two negroes, named West
and Jim Lovelace, stole bale of cotton from
an old white man. The negroes were ar
rested, and voluntarily submitted to whip
ping. Subsequently an armed party called
at Lovelace's house, and not finding him,
proceeded to house where an old negro
man was staying and shot him. They also
shot negro named Griffin in the hand, and
killed Griffin's wife,
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DRY GOODS.

~~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~r~~~~>~~~~~~~
NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 81 co.
beg to call the attention Of their customers and the
public generally to one Of the anost attractive
stocks Of
DRY GOODS
ever displayed in this city, comprising the leading
brands In ..,..
STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, LINENS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES,
SHAWLS, SUITS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS
GLOVES,
WOODEN FABRICS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &C., &C.
Their lines are full in every variety In all Inc
POPULAR BRANDS. They will continue to receive
by every steamer the choicest productions anc
novelties Of the season.
CASH PRICE LIST OF BLEACHRD CoTToNs.
WAMSUTTA, 1885,; ..t
DAvOL, l5c.;
AUBURN, l2Hc.;
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 12Nc.;
"a BROWN COTTON, 1Oc.
so 17-3m
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Nv EeieGraull.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September 17.-Cotton weak and
irregular; sales S42 bales at 6A01 Tic. Southern
flour unchanged; moderate inquiry. Wheat slightly
wesnrn; Sl.24@$l.27k for new amber western
the latter for choice. Corn active and excited and
&C. better; 94Q 96c. for western mixed: 96Q98c:
for nigh liked and yellow western. Coffee quoted
Quiet: holders mission &c advance; Rio, 5@2Oc.,
gold Sugar active and tirmer; SN@S4c. for fair to
good refining. Rice dull and unchanged Tallow
firm az SlsNsXc. Rosin firm at So 80. Turpentine
active at $3.50. Pork steady; S24 25 for new.
Lard ermer; ] 5hc. for prime steam. Whiskey nc
tive and firm ut II .04. Freights lower.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September II, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 7s2 bushels. Red, 1884
bushels. .g r..ssgts - "a J
,CoRN.-white, 526 bushels Mixed, 40 bushels
OATs.-5SS bushels.
RYE.-42 bushels. is<.f. sf e.,St
a.es sHs,. SALES.
WHEAT.-White. % bushels fair at 1926; 800
bushels at 81 80; $50 bushels 1898 so bushels al
$1.l0; 800 bushels good at S1.35; 6 bushels com.
mon at SI.15; ID bushels: very good at $40
Total, 1, "a bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. 90 bush 4.s ut S1.32; 25s bushels
at S1.3S: 100 bushels at 1898 {; 11S bushels al
$3.50; SO bushels at 1925; 16 bushels common
at csc. Total. 55" Dushels
CORN.-White, 200 bushels very good at S1.05;
A bushels prime al S1.10; 1872 bushels very g6oc
on private terms. Total, 426 bushels.
CORN.--Mxed. 40 bushels prime ut S1.10.
OATS.-3S bushels at SIC; 1862 bushels on pri.
vate terms. Total, 100 bushels.
RE-hXHIBITED.
WHEAT.--White, bushels. Red, "a bushels.
CORN-Wllte. 90 bushels.
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$1,000 xxTEAnHaENcE,



rn &. 30
Bun sets d,04 Estsfi 1ge
PORT 5T5 HIcHasD sTSsEsEEs 1874;
ah passea sasss s4ssa sx Sss
sSteamer Atiiance, Carr EhsialeIua1ia sulers
and Por.ss
ch5nsse and passengers. u. b. Tsflms agent III
i, gNTig lhiam Robe ;son, Bsas Boston in bsiast
% a. E ", :o loa6 tooseeo.
coal, Richmond and I5dnrilie Rairoad Company
sStti "a "a & HAILKD. gt s.
y Steamar Shirley, grsyers, Baltimore, fmerchan-
u SsS Sna eeassssngsrs =. b Tstatl. agsnt.
Slty eoinf, tobacco, &. w. Hanae HinckeI. IS.
cLEARED FOR THIS Ponrs ii:
q From Boston on, He l4ih, brig shasta, Brown.
ss MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Vineyard Haven Schooner V,liian
s o! nongnteu, johnson, from Richmoad, Va, ior
sAfrfged at oriant, Il Il. on the f,tl, scfoo, =,
M Ma 3, AIylsr g. load phosphate, Long beach
Arrived at Kew York on the 5,h d schoonere r
j Merritt: Gusts; E. 7. Smith, De Wall; Atidie d
shaw; !. y. Dn senberry, HIl !. Q. Marion, Hoey;
lor; u. a. SStetson, Reed; sloop NJ. u. Ferohay.
Homan; all from Virginia, ~
Al Boston on the 9Th, schooner Carrie Alice,
5+ss5@s1 - STEAMER CHARTERED.
g The Norfolk papers says that owing to the rapid
increase Of business the Pioneer Transportation
Company has chartered from The Old DopinIen
Hudgns, and she win In asday or tyso be GI,iacad
upon the route between Norfolk and Newbern, n.
One 9f the lighthouses at Two Lights, Cape Eliza.
putting new light q YORK subble,s at the Re.
rebuild the Light at Long Point, near ProyincetOUn,
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS
c1NcINNATI MARKETS.

sr r,orus. septe1nber l7.-Flour steady for low
grades. Corn firm and little doing: small sales O.
So. white mixed at Csc. Pork, &25. Bacon hrm
shoulders, 11@11Ic Lard unchanged-no sales.
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p.I,TMoRE aARKETs.

BALTIMORE, September 17.-Flonr dull. Wheat
firm. Corn firm and scarce; white southern, 81
yellow. s599ec Oats dun At 5S@6oc Pork aa
IT, clear Rib sides, l5hG &c. Coffee hrI1er aDC
more inquiry at 16K@19Hc. Whiskey lower
Sugar strong az active at 0Hc.
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Custom-House and Lighthouse Swept
Away.

WAsHINGToH, September II .--Info r u
has been received at the treasury DepaIt.
ment that during the gale of the 4th and 9th
instants the custom.house and lighthouse at
Rrazos Santiago, Texas, were entirely swept
away. with all the records and papers. 1t
is not known whether any lives were iost;
The Treasury Department to-day antnorlzeu
the collector at Brownsville, Texas, 10 pro-
cure lighters at Matamoras for the purpose
of landing goods. -. &
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DEPARTURE OF sTlEAM,1ERs.

EORnNEW YORK The 1sgss
L.. Old Dominion Steamship Company's sssaEs sSehS
steamship WYANoKE, Captain Couch, viii sail
FRIDAY, September / 9Th. at 8 o'clock p. NJ. AZ
Freight received until ] O'Clock P. N. - -
Through bills of ladipg signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, sonth,
east, and west !; also, to foreign ports. 81
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2: steerage, 90; round.
trip tickets, 800. FL
For freight or passage apply to
g. w. ALE & CO., Agents.
Sc 1885, CompanYs W harf, Rockets. b
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switzerlnnd.

BERNIE, September II. The international
Postal Congress has resolved 90 TecomMenu
uniform, rates Of postage in all territory en-
braeea By the postal union,
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CINCINNATI, September 17.-Flour firm and In
fair demand; family, S5,35@s6.50 Corn firm az a.
6Iic.; clear rib,l &c. clear, 8lc. Whiskey steady
ar ri OF.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. September I 7-Eoon- Stocks dull
and unsettled. Money, e. Gold, 1o9K Ex-
change-Long, 4s4S; short 4s7. Governments
dali States quiet.
Erentng. Money easy and unchanged. Sterling
steady at 4s4S. Gold, 1Oe4610ss.5 Govern!
ments dull and steady. States quiet and nominal Z
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s1sat Tor Rebbinss & he j Mats.


fspecai 70 Ihe Dists
BRrsEo Tn,ts, september Captain
Frey has arrested q. j, HAITI eld, lates pest.
master nb, PattonsviIle, Seott county, Va,
charged with robbiDg the mail Of two pen
sion checks &c AZ saidto be q clear case. S
The Texas EdileriaI ExeursISnisis-
Burnfng OF q Gov Ecaf.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
Y PORTSMOUTH, VA, September / 1.-THE
Texas editorial party twenty :three. In nun.
ber- reached Norfolk tonight, and will be
welcomed by the Council, Cotton Exchange,
&C., tomorrow, when an excursion to Old
Point and the hayward will take place, and
they will be ftted generally. 49, /.
A United States tug. was burned at the
navy-yard last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-18
1on1spuLEMARKETs.

ro,-,sv11LE. September 17.-Flour unchanged.
Corn Quiet and unchanged. Pork nominal. Bacon
firm and in fair demand: shoulders, / 1yc; clear
rib 6hGll 6aac.; clear, 16AQ2l 64c. Lard, 1870