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TIE rAE-GRAsGxRs AND wARzHorsEaES-

BAt EALL-MR. CREATH--LoTs TRADE.
DAvILLE, VA, September 8, 1874.
II has been decided at last that the
seventh Grand Fair of the Border Agri-
cultural Society," shall be held here on
tlr tlh, jth, 9th, and 7th of November.
PRESIDENT, ". r. Sutherlin; Secretary and
lf"4suIeT, \. G. Taylor; Chief Marshal, J..
L: hurt, Of Piusylyania county; Assistant
hhaEshaIs, {. NJ. Finn, c. Ii. Conrad, P. e..
D't,e.au, {. l.. Holland, W. F. Patton, of
DAnTiie; Il. Embry Coleman, of Halifax !;
DaVid Settle, Of Rockingham, N. c.; j. G..
La, Of Ca>well, n. c. Long premium list
10" III the hands Of the printer.
a Committee OF the Changers from Vir-
silla and North Carolina held an interview
,Uy Or two ago with the Tobacco Associa-
t ToH anu requested 4 reduction of charges.
14e matter WAS referred to the proprietors
VI Tue warehouses, and there was much dis
~ OF the whole subject amongst the
o.; T"asEo men and some unpleasant divisions.
-, to'Hay The Whole matter was adjusted, and
I t@c M"feh3u>cmcu decided against any re-
auction Of charges.
an; nc Arlington Baseball Club, Of Danvile,
~" ",n pay match game with The Piedmont
1o ,uo' T." iyncbburg, at Lynchburg, on the
1i y'n nis'dhl. game will afterwards be
i HaEgo Dy the same clubs on the grounds of
lac DanyIIIe club.
.. rev j.. ". D. Crealb, Of Texas, preached
r,,e sse hapti>t church this evening, and soli-
. y, assistance in building Baptist church
-sr Eau Antouio, Texas. 1t appeared that be
Eve. liberal contribution. Mr.. Creath
x, o.vS 'nat his people, in building, were using
Ir. ne VI The Find used in building the cele-
[ I,steo Alamo house, which is now two hum
In 'u wars Old. The price of shingles at San
mmT J"lo was sll per thousand in gold. The
. TrI" u" used in building was cut in Florida,
1b"n, ."st' when delivered, $40 in gold per
h., EINe an active trade in "building lots y
ue,,t ,a'ey sprung up. Posters appear at
L,s . every place Of public resort. Several
cem. nsie Sold, two days ago, near the old
nin my'sfy, with front of SO feet and run.
S 500 = 'a a; 100 feet, at prices ranging from
bpiI If coaaeil is taking steps towards the
Tc..Qlhs OF rev iau. !,
wert >, trimmings appeared in market last
Beeei,,s4 aey are quoted at from SO to SIS.
'p" o. tobacco light, Note changes in
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LATEST i REI { i NEWS.
England


IS fir sl.tiss England.
3 tfLoypos, September 10.-A dispatch re.
cdyed from tie steamship Faraday, which Il
Engaged I'm laying direct cable to the
United States, dated 9Th instant, noon. ne.
ports that she was then .irl latitude 6o43
longitude 20.32. Four hundred and fifty.
later dispatch from the Fafaday, under
date 10 o'clocktA. M. yesterday, states the
work of shifting and paying out Of the cable
from fore TO aft tank had been successfully
accomplished, and all was proceeding we'll
LoNDoN, September 10. The ship Euxine,
while on voyage from SHEDS for Adcu,
took fire and was destroyed. Il Twenty
members Of the crew, who escaped In two
OF the boats, have arrived at st. Helena,
after; perilous voyage of oyer eleven hum
dred miles, during which neither boat saw
the other. The third boat, containing The
remainder Of the crew, has not yet been
heard from, at #. "a ia
SPAIN
PARIS, September 10. IT lie newspapers of
this city publish an official Carlist dispatch
acknowledging that the Rbyaists fired on
the. German gunboats tAlbatross aud Maui
titus at Gustana. The dispatch declares that
the vessels were endeavoring to effect land
ing Of armed men under. the pretext OF, exeg-
eising Their crews, and, 10 conclusion, says
that the Carliststwill recognize no combins-
ton of Serrano and his accomplices, but will
exact respect for the Spanish territory and
resist the bravado with which the German
Government has endorsed the action OF the
gunboats.
sss-y,y,,. France. s
PARIS, September 10.--Guizot, the author
and statesman, is dying. ~ a4 i.
aa1 Cuba. t Jaa
Havana, September TO- Captain General
Concha to-day publishes decree in the Off
cial- gazette ordering out immediately for
active service i've per cent. Of all the volun.
teers enrolled in the Island of Cuba to serve
until LIST April, 1875. This will bring out
about $500 men. Exemption cannot be
purchased with money, those drafted being
obliged to serve themselves Or provide SUBJ
stitutes. : - 49, -
The Government of the Island has asked
from the banks loan of half million in
gold and million in paper me aey, which is
to be returned shortly.
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MAXINE HNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1874.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
Steamer j. ". Everman, Plat; Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". +. Porter, agent.
steamer John sylvester, Post, Hor ae1t mel-
Schooner Farmers Return, White james river,
hay, Bossieux & Brother, and wheat 70 L. Branch G
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore. mer.
chsndlse and passengers, Powhatan STEAMBOAT
Scliooner Trade Wind, Byron, Philadelphia pia
schooner Mary Ann, -, Norfolk, bricks, Curtis
schooner J. v. johnson, Rose, New York 1ta
t sioop Ruth, Flchett, Chickahominy, merchan-
disc, Walker & Saunders.
MEMORANDA.
The American brig Isis, Captain ANDERSON, was
towed to City Point yesterday TO complete cargo
Of tobacco for Trieste by Messrs. Hanne"lnexle q
The tug Grace Meade was reported below last
night bound up with an English brig Win cones,
and schooner Belle Brown, dali hochhuu' wiz
The following schooners dropped down to the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharyes TO load y.s!erus ss
d. b. Steel nan, for Washington, with coal eusal
Harker to New York, with ore and lumber anu
Cora, to New York, with lumber. ., tho
A large number of vessels are reported IN tne
NEW YORK, September smAye sGhS Sonsd
a. p9aEh John Gn @
~ ~. Briii: Il. L. Wood, Curles; NJ. e. Turner,
Camp: Isle Of Pines, steelman Joan Twayt aa
zs' 81 R Manaiessn selnan j. B. Granmsr mat
thews; Magellan, Pharo; s. y. yaughn, paushaa
Exertion, Lyman; Osborne Curtis, Curtis; '" ma a..
Low, Carman: Maria Jane, DoWAef' NJ - 800
bits, Darby all from Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The beacon In Mount Hope bay, OPPOSITE E ,aal
river, has been conYerteo thto al i rrsst meg.
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ITEMS.
DASvuLE. Va, September s. 1874.
Tie trlcgrapher probably informed the
p,spatch OF the accident to Colonel A. H.
Nruatr snd bis daughter while crossing in
i carriage. yesterday evening, the railroad
track about miIe OF Danville. The injury
IN Miss Bauche proves 10 be not so serious.
She has been walking about to-day amongst
her friends IT Z. +. College. The physicians
think that two of the ribs Of Colonel FeDa-
ii. are fractured about four inches from the
spine. He i suffering much pain this eve
mig, but i receiving every attention at the
lou,c OF NJ. L. Il. Hughes.
Colonel Ecoable says that he aHd Miss
Blanche were closely gagged in converse
ton while approaching tue crossing, and
;hh he knew nothing Of the train being
u@s. Until it was IN a few yards of him. |
Understand That the engineer says that be
rang his b-.i while drawing near TO the
crossing. but did not sound the whistle. AT
lAe point where The accident happened, am
Informed that the railroad track makes con-
siderable curve and the common road comes
down sQuirrty 10 II behind an embankment
and aulii>. ecs-circumstances which give
bu' i IimltCG view Of the track and hinder
IL" passage O! sound.
Rev. J. ". D. Crcath, of Texas, is in
town.
The public schools will be opened here
tbe lith instant. The private schools and
Tie two colleges were opened last week, and
with Il larger number OF pupils than is usual
At the beginning oC session.
The atmosphere IS quite exciting to-day.
llr. Brooks received beating from Mr.
y. N. South aud was fined besides twenty
i've dollars. DIR. Daniel Digger had an en-
counter with 1ir. Sumnelfield.
The movements of the Changers are crea-
uNs stir among the tobacco men here.
ALPHA,
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PoItstcalItems.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 1o.-The
Democratic Convention has declared in favor
of the new Constitution, and nominated
Baxter for Governor. =,
DETROIT, NICE, September 1O.-The Re
form state Convention divided nominations
about equally between the Democrats and
Renublicaus, Resolutions were adopted 10.
voring economy, speedy return to hard
money, and free banking.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP cTKxM
" OoNPANY. X =
FOE NEW YORK. SSs

This company will dispaLch one Of their spaeHdta
DOMIHluN, WYAN3kEs inAAssST
RAs, and GEORGE W. ELDER thni6tus-S
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ~ hen
These ships are entirely rev. and wess baiit AK
They have splendid salsons. ststeropaas and bah.
The fare, accommodations, and sttssfsoa AZ as.
surpassed s, Z. . -. g
at New FORK on the Company eosessd pier. ~
North Yyer Il e I, . /, -. &. 4;
Fre!ghts for points beyond New fosk to[ wasnes
iErsis,ll areceiyed until r. IL. dasiy.
YoS SnrslseY INFORMATION, Apply %
sAaas 10 : George w, ALLEN u GC.s 9pn13
ana - once Company,s wharSes. Rocke1la
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Latest News from Washington.
Late weather Report.

i,5sE Late weather Report. b; Yy{,f.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J I
WASHINGTON, September Ill a. H.;
Over New England and the Middle States
stationary and rising barometer, lower tenn
perature, north and west winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather. - =
ASSOCIATED Press teiegram.1
WAsHMaroN, September 19-7 P. M-For
Friday over the South Atlantic States, Ing
easterly winds, falling barometer
stationary temperature, and rain on the
coast. -----.---~-.-
/ Over the Gulf States stationary and falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds.
slight changes in temperature, partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
{ Over the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, fall.
Ing barometer, various winds, mostly from
northeast and southeast, higher tempera-
lures, cloudy, or partly cloudy weather.
Over the Middle States, falling barometer,
southwesterly winds, stationary or higher
temperature, increasing cloudiness, and pos
sibly local rains in the lake regions.
Yellow-Fever.
WASHINGTON, September 10.-Commodore
Woolsey, from Pensacola, reports seventeen
cases Of yellow.feyer at the Davy-yard. Two
have resulted fatally, and two are GONZALES.
cent. The symptoms of the others are IA
vorable.
Washington Items.
WAsH1NGroN, September 10.-The Medical
Department authorizes the statement that
there is no yellow-feyer in any of the cities
at the ports, ut which the Secretary of the
Treasury has ordered watchfulness and pre-
cautionary measures. The Gulf and South
Atlantic cities are unusually free from mala-
rial fevers. .Y!,l..".
By order of General Sherman, Washing.
ton Arsenal and Fort Foote will each salute
the Mexican veteran excursion With twenty
one guns as they pass down the river Mon
day. September 14tb, the anniversary Of the
capture of the City of Mexico. A'.'a s.
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New Jerseys Burning Woods.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10.-Dispatches
from New Jersey give the following details
of the progress OF the fires in the pines ::
Near Hammonton the fire is still burning,
but under control. Four thousand acres
near Rgg Harbor have been destroyed. The
fire there is nearly out now, but smoking
vet. The woods on the New Jersey South
ern railroad al Cedar Lake, five miles from
Winslow, are burning. The cranberry boys
and dwelling of l.. A. Chew have been de-.
stroyed. Near Atnion the fires are still burn
ing, but under control. 1t RACES furiously
two and half miles to the eastward.
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INSURANCE AGAINST THE LATE FIRE AT
GaEESsyILLE, M1ss.-Liverpool and London
and Globe, s3l, 900; Planters OF Mississippi,
s2l, 900; Home of Ohio, 81 900; Home OF
Erie, q, $50 Globe, Chicago, $1,000; Union,
New jersey, 81, 800; Continental, 5000; A. AZ.
lantic and Pacific, Chicago, $500 Pacific, ~ ST.
Louis, $1,000; Franklin, Virginia, VI ,ooo |;
Planters, Tennessee, about VI ,ooo; various ar o.
companies, Sl7,25O. Total insurance, 81 IT.
TOO totarloss, $25e, 250.
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Tbe scandal Again, dc.

NEW York, September 1o.-The Grophic
announces that it will publish Moulton's
reply to Beecher's statement to-T.orroW. IL
saws he explodes the charge of Matchmaking,
and s11bstantiates his original Testimony by
flesh and important documents.
There is no truth In the reports current
to-day that the Western Union Company
has purchased the Atlantic and Pacific ana
Franklin telegraph iInee.. s.}
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Bayard Taylor met poor fa.her!ess poy
of seventeen in Iceland who had read Shake.
speare, Goe.he, Schiller, and score OF other
writer's, all in the original text. Ana yes ne
hadn't heard Of the Beecher scandal Dos I
ton Post.
q How old are you = said the opposing
counsel to q lady In an A berdesn court. 30
Jane IS oh, Weel, sir, ain an un t1aIiless
woman, and dinaa think II tight, to answer z
that question, 8
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HlghHaY Robner. Ca1nxIetes.. 20.

Highway Robber Convicted, dc.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
PoETsMoUTH, Va, September 10.-In the
Hastings Court to-day Robert A. Mahoney
was convicted Of highway robbery and SEN
fenced to seven years In the penitentiary.
The successful oarsmen in the regatta yes
terday celebrated their victory with q grand
banquet tonight. sI
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, September 10, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1,2lS bushels. Red, 2,01 0
bushels.
CoRN.-WhIte, 90 bushels.
OATs.-1 ,040 bushels.
SCREENISGS.-26 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 4S bushels comm on at Soc;
1872 bushels common ut 81 .05 20 bushels very good
at 8l.40; $50 bushels common ut 81. IS; 46 BUSH
els goou at S1.25; $50 bushels fair ut $3.50; 100
bushels good at $3.50; 302 bushels at 1925 1U6
bushels very good on private terms. Total, 1,054
bushels.
WUEAT-Red. "a bushels at $3.50: 100 bushels
at Al 25: 40 bushels common at u. 15; 900 BUSH
els on private terms. Total, 1. 094 bushels.
CORN.-Whte, go bushels on private terma
OATs-73S bushels private terms; II S BUSH
els very good spring ut Sac. Total, $40 bushels.
SCREENINGS.-26 bushels at Soc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
ryur.T White 3Q3 bushels.
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i WTLNISGToN-- Hteady nlddlings, ls,le IS icw5s
middfines. l4Xc.s good ordinary, 13c. Net RI.
|eeipts, bales; gross receipts, tsfes Sales 81
bales "a -
81 SATAysAH.-Demand better I; psiddIpsE II
low nliddlipgs, 1Akc.; good ordinary. z33c. EeS
recefpt S66 bales: Ryoss receipts. SEQ bsteS ELSt
ports coast wise, $50 oaea Bales, $50 b23ess
BABYRsTON.-~UullSHn end uuehangud !; uiddlzDSr,.s
1910; low mddlih gx 4Ncs !: gocsl ordinary, 14es
Net receipts, 62S bales; gross tipfs ~ bG3o6s
exports coas wise, s VI bales.
MoBILE.-NotbI ling doing: mild fn8s pomtnat ~
15hc.. low midnlfngs, ] 44 - x cd ordfnEsys -
1S4914c.t Net feee,pes, 3 10 nafeSs gxo03 81Qaa
bales. xports coast Wise 167 bales. SIS s.
Ks new ORLEASs.-Quie mlddltngs. 1SScs: losE
middlin9s, 43sc. Nel receipts, sos bales. gtCsg,
639 bales. Exports 10 Great Britains 9A97 asless
sales $50 bales lasg evening. 400 baitss
BALTlMORE-Dull and eafy sIniioiin gss 1a&GSS
low middIings. good Ordinary 6c.s ESDoit
coastNlse, 30 bales ga ess LEO naiess sptrners Lac
bales. II * ts ms RI
NORFOLK Nominal LOW mtddiinss 1tc. Net
receipts, 1S! bales gross, i67 bales. Exports
Observation-Disclosures air; middllngs, 1GHc.
Net receipts, 4o osies. Exports .oxstNlssss t41
bales Sales, 400 bale5,k - 8,
BosToS.-Q Quiet and unchange ;n!d dlina, &c.
Net rsseipts, 80 bales gross recstpts, 754 Dalsss
MrMPHIs -.Meak, irregular. and noEsinsIly aa-sa
chaEgedi mtddlngs, Ac low midlting
Receipts 2b6 baIes shipments. 234 baitS. rs
AUGUSTA Qdles Z mlddliBgs, Sc. Nes fscetpB,s
l4S bales Sales, 160: bales. $50 81. .sss
= iPHIEADELPHLA.--UuIl;St mtddDn2s, 11c. GrosH &
receipts, 6p4 bales. 90 !, :
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, September 8, 1874.
Since our last weeks review Of the tobacco mar
ket there has been no material change The Offer
Jugs continue full and prices have advanced until
within the last few days. The market Is firm to-
day. We continue our quotations:
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NEW LINE FOR FREDER-,ssIN,
In: ICKSBURGt AND LANDINGS
ON THE BAPPAHANNOCK RlVEk.-ihs mss-
and elegant steamer
/. ELIZA HANCOX, CAPTAIN s. @. DEYo,
win leave Norfolk, Campbali's wharf, for Freder-
icksburg aud landings on Rappahannoek IiSereyery
SUNDAY ana THURSDAY az IL 81. midnight.
Returning, will leave Fredericksburg every
WEDN ESfJAY and SATURDAY at 305As 81.
Passengers can come aboard early In she evening"
rs good sleeping accommodations win 90 FURNISHED
free. ii
Flrst-class table accommodations. s5s..l !.
Fare 10 Frederic ksburg. " w
Fare to Fredericksburg ard retnru.,......... W
Order freight from New York by the Old Oonin,s
ION Steamship Company; from Phtiadelphiz bJ
DIVIDES line: from Boston by III. and H. IrRnsposta-
ton Company, care steamer ELIZA HAACoAs
Norfolk. Va. - III
freight rates 70 and from above points guaranteed
AZ low as by any other route. ~ III III. ~
Passengers for Richmond and James river land
ings, ria Norfolk will take The steamer ON down
trip wednesday, rs she will land slongside steame
John Sylvester, making close connection fef Ha0a-
mond. ...sye.,ss - -. !. IA 80.
Richmond, &c. per bushel. 20.
Freight for landings on Rappahannock river
For further particulars inquire Of office ofstes
eA' 0''Af ~ A. L HUME. Agent, Norfolk;
A, X. PHILLIPS e co, 81.
se4.dSglm Agents, Fredt rlcRsbnrr, Va.
4
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 10.-Virginla 6's, peel
ers, 81; consolidated, 524. West VirgiRia's, 9.
North Carolina 6's, DID, 10; new, 10; special tax,
d Bid today.
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800 BIO xes OF Ere ch
- and 4 naerdcan WINDOW -GL ass, assorted
si.ss. far sale by pQDEKER BRQrHEh;s.;,. y
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BY Telegraph.
-~--

NEW YORK, September 10-Hoon.-Stocks dali.
Money, Q. Gold, 100S Exchange-Long, A65 :;
short, 4s7h. Governments dull. States quiet AID
nominal.
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s.oner "a assioy.ns No1,rIainafiorfs-

MAcos, GA, ssmher To- 5enerai f % Y
EfsnnS was renSssii1iated by acelan,sf ION JOE
L Congress III sae Third sssional dlsltlct,
winch met here to-di
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Erer,i1lg.-Moncy in abundant supply at 20 ~
Sterling steady at 4s5. Gold dull ut 10eA@1O9x.
Governments steady and little doing. States quiet
and nominal.
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seuth Carolina Republican C0nVen
ton.

COLUMBIA, S. c., September 10.-Tbe Com
mittee on Credentials has not yet made lis
report, and the day has been wasted: Ihere
is trouble over the Charleston delegation,
the strongest in the State. Chamberlain and
Moses stock is down. A dozen other parties
are spoken Of, The Convention has ADJOURN
ed until tomorrow.
There will be a public meeting tonight,
when prominent speakers will hold torth.
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Letters sroir, DamyslIc.
D,svuLE Va, September S. 1874

rCo:r".pYmde:ca OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
TIE ACCIDENT TO COLONEL AND MISS yBSABLE-
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sHIPPING.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR PHILADELPHIA.-@H
Il Steamer j. w. EvERMAN, Csptiin -
PLATT, will receive freight for the above port tli
FRIDAY the J. III instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken FOR Wilmington, Del; PrDvt~S
deuce, Boston, and New Orleans also. for Liver
pool and Antwerp vtg Red Star and AmestcaIs
steamship lines and bills Of lading eigted through,
PassageIto Philadelphia, including meats and
state-room. 90. ,;s w. y. PORTkls. Agspt, no
sc 1927 No. 242b Docx strees.
3EOiR NEW Y ORlK..--Tne s%FSA.
T. Old Dominion steamship C0mpany's -
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, September I I tn. at o'clock i. 81. ~,
Freight received until O'Clock T. si.
Through oils OF lading signed, and goods foyss
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, sonths
east, and wesi; also, to foreign ports. f tss Il
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed. i =
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, So; roana-
trip tickets, $40. q
For freight or passage apply TO sgi,tN
- $50. ~ e.. w. ALLEN & CO.. AgensA ri i
sc 9-3t Company's Wharf. kocketN.
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4LoUlBvlLLE MARKEgs

s. EouIsyIILr, EepteM6er 10. --Ftodr HaaknnReS "
Corr autet; and Hpchange ted. n Fork qxies eaf: MS
chapged Bacon Grn !: shoufders. "a G<e.Ss }3e1Es
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Passed in for Richmond, bark Gapelia, rom III
! III tina Roads Wind.bonnd, bark Hunter ana PAT
Ocean. from Richmond for H Roo,nn
Gefent for Rio Grande a. "a 9 q.
and III A. johnson, from Rtcnlnonq ZOE NEW y -
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
TIE ST. NIoHoLAs SOCIETY,

Annual Election OF Omcers Last Night.
The st. Nicholas Society held its annual election
last evening at Demonico's. There was large
attendance OF members and toe voting was very
brisk. The folio wing ticket, known as the bolt.
ers, ticket" was elected:-For President--Au-
gustus r. Macdonougn. For vice.Presidents-
First. william N. yermilye; Second, Charles R.
swords Third. Carlisle Norwood; Fourth.
George W. Mclean. For Treasurer--Edward
Schell. For secreSary-John Q. Mills. For AS
slstant Secretary-p. vanzandt Lane For
Cnapains-Rev. Thomas +. yermilye, D. D..
aud Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, D. d. For Pnyst-
cans-Abram DAD0ls, n. D., and T. Matack
CheeseMan. N. ID. For Consulting Pnyslclans-
James Anderson, NJ. D., and James K. Wood, NJ. y.
For Managers-Wllliam II. Johnson, Richard E.
Mount, .. Henry Halgnr, Augustus Scaell. Benla-
Aaron B. Hays Frederic de Peyster, James M.
Mclean, Hamilton Fish and William Remsen. For
Stewards Benjamin l.. swan Jr. John Treat
Irving, Robert q. Remsen, George L. KingSland,
Cornelius Wander bil5, Jr. Carlisle Norwood, Jr.,
and Lugene Schicilln.
Before the beginning OF the vote for Secretary
Mr.. Smith Lane made some remarks on the man.
ner III which tae election was conducted, saying
that he society was being run In the interest ol
couple OF families, winch nc did not nppr0ve. lie
hopea this plan " doing things would be voted
Gown. During tnis speech there was Much excite
I. Mclean, President OF the society, said that Mr..
Lanes remarks were ''scurrilous and unRentle.
manly" With this exception all passed OH
quietly and the affair had no results aud did not
affect the ticket Mr. Lane only received 10 votes,
against 81 Tor Mr. Mlls. Alter the voting colla-
VINO were not mcmoers, but VINO voted during The
evening.