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TOTALS. ..i,OvI LaoO AoH
been foiows:-Last evening after two O'clock-SeD-
fs ~ ss @ SO ss
lS 1885, February, 100 at 5c, 100 Ct 10 March,
iS ISlSe loo st 1s se ss 500 isc TO at Is
I s &c.. ss $50 SO a. a. Is Slsc 700 Sc; octsSee:
80 IS sss% 8 % o % ss At iso < sts rs e a' sSs.a 90 I.
ss5 20 at IS sssc Besonoss u1 =, 80
60v at i6sSc January, lOJ ct Is 2 SO March 600 s.
jass Srsna % Dses At Eschanse x lS fSss
paid to exchange. loo August for September The re-
ssDs at the various New poTs soSU Wsre as Moh
81 ag S0rS
day last week. 6i6 this dav last year l,s4a Rates in
foreign ports were quoted thus To Hayre by
sail. &c. To Hamburg by steam, Nc; by SAIL Sc To
Bremen by s steam XS G. By sail, tc h. compressed To
CoFrEK.-The market continued quiet and unchanged
OF $50 bags Rio ex. Lila, at i9c. We quote -
Rio, ordinary ,cargoes BAG ls1kc. fair do lsAc
n exssems sSGs range tor ie e', Java. s sov
ernment bags, 25c DC; dc grass mats 25c. Sc;
Ceyl0n ls1c. 22c. Maracaibo 1870. &c Laguayrs,
lgXc. 201ac; jamaica l9c. @c. St Domingo l61sc.
can ls5sc. 26Sc savanilla. sc. 2lc Curacao ISc
FLOUR AND GRAIN DReceipts-Flour l3 3659 bbls wheat
81 400 bushels; CORN 200 do; corn meal: rs bbs and
300 sasts oats los S Fs .s ss DO foot The oa,
l2,OOO bbs, including al kinds, at prices within the
range Of the appended quotations Corn meal was
ther quiet but values remained the same Sales 600
for Jersev and baltimore yellow. We,QUOte -
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DEALINGS IN STATE BONDS

DEALINGS IN STATE BONDS
we've confined to sales OF South Carolina skies
new, January and July, at 1s; Tennessee skies Old
81 coupon, at 67k, and Virginia skies, consolt-
dated, at so. The following were the bids for the
list on the morning CALI
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The Bothnia Is bark rugged, four decks deep and
has massive compound engines OF 600 nominal
horse power. The cylinders are jacketed, the
small one being 81 inches and the larger loo
inches In diameter. The coal bungers can hold zoo
tons. She has spacious saloons amtdships with
large number OF airy saloons on spar deck. het
nard steamer sent here was In 1924 and sne nvos
Is now composed OF fortynine steamers carsysS syasS
10000 TONS the ergtnes are lo.ooS sSk'0~a
[ horse pQwer
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A FLOATING PALACE.

The Cunard steamer Bothnia, now due in New
York Is the largest vessel Of that line, ana OF all
Others it may be added. which come to this port
she was built by Messrs. James George Thom-
SOD, of Glasgow. On the trial trip at Glasgow. on
June 23 under direotion Of the General Controller
Of Packet Service. she made fourteen knots an
hour, carrying thousand tons dead weight The
with those of other vessels plying between Liver
nOOl and this port: -
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvANA, August I8. 1874
Spanish gold 23l 2s2 American. zsz 49, Exchanse
quiet and firm on the United states 6o days currency
days gold l2s 12s premium short sight Sl iSs prem
iuIn; on London, 6I LIS premium on Paris lS2 lx3
premium; sugar. No. IL Dutch standard, Ii iSH reals
rrobe.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON, August B-Evening. Spirits Of turpentne
opened al 25s 26s 3D. per cwt aud closed at AS 3D. a
25s per cwt
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PROFITS OF THE POLICE COURTS.

The City Chamberlain in his monthly report to
the Mayor shows that the following sums have
been received from the various Police Courts
during the month Of July on account OF fees aud
fneS:-
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80 lbs lie q I2c; country and Western 80 lbs
70 IDS, VIC luhc.; Southern. 20 lbs 50 ibs s1sc
Oc city slaughter OK. 90 los 70 lbs, i5sc, and do
cow 10 lbs 6Olbs. 9c, currency selected East ndla-
Caicutta slaughter. COW, los. 10 lba l66c. do do,
DE- DE- Y lbs 10 ibs' l9sc; do. dead green, do lbs
l2H IDS l5c-, DO bulfaio, lo lbs. 2 lbs nc. a
l3c. singaDore do, % lbs 80 lbs. loo uc.; Manila
do. 20 lbs a 2S lbs oc a l0c.. gold
IRos.-we have yet TO report a duh and II, minal
market for both American and scotch pig ne lew
Transactions were confined to unimporunt retail lots
we qpQte -sAmeriean. No. $sl $32; No SO $50;
DO forge, $a7 SIS; scotch Eglinton, No. sSS sA;
Gengarnock, No. nominal Coltness nominal; sum-
merlee. nominal.
LEArnRR.-There has been continued good demand
for hemlock sole during the first three days and the
market ruled frm Receipts continued light We
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The following were the bids for
CrTY BANK SHARES,
the dealings being confined to sales OF Fourth at

THE TREASURY BALANCES
al washington at the close OF business to-day
Were:-
Com. II, ,33O 600
Less Coin Certificates Observation-Disclosures. 81 900, 600
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s % sas as sSrHs sns 1s SO
Ssa%s,y choice SIC s sS ,a'r % cool sc SG
e. = ssss % e sS ts1s q
5s a4ssrs % as sss fs sS a d os s:sd s.
@ Sns iaS aa'sa. @ s Sssa sT%s a ss
soed OBJ prime % a.e @ $50 GOd sr i 70 good &C.
s syS; nScs s'%SS demand both from tn.
saS ss eyss ss S @ RE Current rsTs I
as ,o:a.::aia iscssIy, ssss Isss: isSe,; So
fs Ss!Sss ssss COUNTY , sisss s,s' e.
ChsdSsr snsps choice s laSca ds ao aS S,
SS aS.s sc; s9 fsas s' ss Co. re so e &c., 's
Wisconsin, s do ,asoI s noqE ns to a ls IS ' Michigan
5 SSass as spsN Ns
srn Were placed at sc and some dealers holding
TOR more money yet we heard q no ssoNS
near 6y, s1c 2sc State and Psnnsyl lyan,a re &c
Canada choice branas Ac 22c' western d. 2c';
asy but trsas wss esnns, to
ior psrsns: and S'sc iSc and lsc for L. IA and is
msrss q"s S
49, DO s9read ao and sissd ana
S9 ssss ss ysln sss
sboSs IsS%ssSS, a. sshSsaa ana
6-thread ana 9thread, In. and DIG in, ISlSc. do
I2thread in and hay rope. l3c, and Russia bo rope
tic cash
CooPRRAGE srocK.-We have yet to report quiet mar
shocks: 32incn, with heads So 2e g %; sugar
with heads s6inch, 81 81 s5 box shookA 75c. SOc
Shocks 81 90 75 pipe shocks, So 80 81; empty
sSc 4Oc hoops u feet ia ordinary to prime soc ss
active during the past three days. set there fair
business reported The sales aggregate 25oo00 lbs, ut
1910.
CorroN the 'spot' continued in fair demand, with
xaln In ata For fharp uvaa
Lice. We quote
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Pohces Mortgages and other
Securities al kinds effected with bestcoln-
panies. j. u HABRICH CO.. u7 Broadway
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS BOUGHT
IN and sold by LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY
BankerS ID Pine street.
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A GENTLEMAN DKsIREs TO PURCHASE AN IN
"A terest worth $4,000 In an established mercantile
business exchange his elegant Residence 1t Now
burg and cash. ADDRESS CASH VALUE box LIS Herald
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS,

~ -E..5 - AT S1CLE BhCTHERS,t
I'VE are now prepared tosofer greater bartains
Us to bury every ching by the .cIse and from INST
hands and manufacturers. We offer the following
bargains for this week 81 slsB <sSt2yt e. 3
4 Black Alpaca at zoe. worth 25c., Black Alpaca
at,25c.worth 30c.; Black Alpaca at 35c. worth
$50; ; Black Alpaca at 5 6c. worth 6Gkc. Black
worth Il. 90 ssE tSSaas.s&
Cashmeres, Empress, Merinos, Australian Crepes,
Rombazines, &c, at the lowest price, as VIC have a
very large stock Of these goods hand, and must
be sold; rs pieces Plaid Opera Fldnnelsat Soc
worth 75c.; White, Bed, Gray, aud Blue FlanpeIs
In all qualities and at all prices % more dozen or
those exc. Towels worth 20c.f Linen Damask in
brown and Bleached. Also, Fruit Cloths We have
large variety, and offer extra Inducements, as we
have too large stock on hand In domestic.lepart
ment we offer the following brands: AndroscoggiD,
Fruit, Of the Loom, harris, Barker, Auburn
bleached Cottons, and good many Others, at 2Hc.
Wamsutta Mills only 1s.E per Yard New York
Mills and Pride OF the West, 1Sc. /; full-Yidth
Brown and Bleached Sheettngs nc market prices!
In Cassimeres for mems and boys wear suitable for
coming season, we have very large stock, and will
sell great bargains to make room for new goods.
200 pairs Of those Gauntlets at 76c worth ~ In
fact have everything that Is kept In d. st class
dry goods house, such rs Dress Goods OF every de-
scription, Poplins Black aud Colsred Silks, Fan.
mails, DamaSks, Cassimeres, Blankets. Quilts, Com.
forts, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Notious, JsWelry,
and q good many other goods, too numerous 10
mention. AS we have consolidated our two stocks,
we have got SO many goods that they have to be sold
less than cost only to make room for new goods.
Any one IN need Of Dry Goods wohld do well TO
cab on aud examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Don't miss The place and
the bargains. .-.-~--ss-- SYCLE BROTHERS.,
p 42S Broad steeet, between Fo1rth and Fifth. +
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EloHaosp AID psTEssR es.ss RAE
COMMENCING JUNE 2srH, 1874 trains
~ on this road will run as follows.
5ooA NJ, THRo aiSHaai ds,iy ex3ept SIM.
!. 755S day. connecting for an points s9a
500 A. NJ a Msfi ss
day), with coach attach d, TOR fefsfs-
~ burg and stations oil the Southside
:. road, Lynehburg, and the West.
sengers taking this train win make,
close connection at Petersburg fhr.
$50 p. NJ, FREIG EFT daily Except snnday,.
fQg7 With coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG SoRTH. !si
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Sunday with coach attached. sTs
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
'@ with Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad for all poiats Exst
5:eop. NJ, FsEIGHr daily except sunday,
sos p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily fexcept sna.s
day., connecting with Richmunds
lIty fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pulinnx
a Sleeper attached, running throtqb 10
Baltimore Also making close n-
+ nectioH with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
$3.50 * points North and West ne g
E 5asas and ssts1'ssfs except +
Trains on the Clover, Hin win leave Chester, at
$50 p. H., on Tuesdays aud Thursdays Returns
Ing, will leave Clover Hin at 8 Al on ,Hedness
J ALL TRAI Nsleaying Petersburg VIII start from
Z 5e 81 Hs a. 81 Aw. saper,ntendsnt.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September 16.-eotton quiet: sales,
l,37l bales at l63aDl7Sc. Southern Hour quiet
winter steady and tair, inquiry; s1 9@S1 "a for
new winter red western; S1.24@s1.27 for new
amber western; $1.25 for new amber Tennessee;
81 30 for old winter red. Goru heavy and lower;
93c. for western mixed 10 store; 94G04kc. for
western mixed a1oat; 96@99c. for white western.
Coffee active ana frmer; 5p1 G4c. fgoldl Tor Rio.
and haoged.. Tallaw finn at S40Sssc., Rosln
active at S225@S2.30. sTurpentnel dull at 1910.
Pork unsettled; new. S24,25@s24.50. Lard
81 .04. Freights ste1dy. - -
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lAssoeiated Press telegram
some More OF the scandal.

New YORK, September 16.-General Tracy,
counsel for the Plymouth church inYeshga
ting committee, has put bis promised state
.ment in the form of an interview, and says
that in the thirteen or fourteen different times
in which Moulton introduced his (Tracy's)
name in bis late. statement, in only one or
two instances does he approach the truth in
attempting to state his position and action.
General Tracy also says his firm has been
engagedin libel suit introduced by Edna
Dean Proctor, in which damages are laid at
S100 nm ......
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Army of tbe Cumberlaud

+ COLUMBUS, ONO, September 16.-After the
meeting OF the societies OF the Army of the
Cumberland had been organized General
Sheridan took charge as president. In re-
Spouse to calls, Generals Sherman, Belknap,
Gustav, Wolcott, Leggitt, Granger, GrosVe-
nor, and Mcmillan, Ex-Governor hayes,
Father Christie, and Colonel Strait came came
unon the stage and made speeches..
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south Carolinn Politics

CHArLssroN, September i6.-The eolored
Republicans Of Charleston, who are aissa:is'
fed with the nomination OF Cham perlalh,
have issued call for mass. meeting ior Ing
nomination of an Independent kepuolleaha
state ticket in the interest al; honess govern.
.ment. The movement is degeto Ping grsaI
strength Id many counties, speclaiiy ID the
INNER portion OF the State,
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kentucky Races.

LEXINGTON, September 16.-The rain last
night made the track heavy. The attendance
to-day was large. The first race, one ana q
quarter mile dash, was won Dy Einnorn'
beating Astoria and Music. Time, EVA.
The second race-sWeepstakes lor tnree-
year-olds, mile heats-Was won Dy bonnie
Mere, beating Kilburp, Nina, BonlLa, ana
Amadis. Time, 1854, l:572, 2:0l4. hlipufn
won the first heat.
The third race, two miles, was Won by pig
Fellow, Mulligan second, Fair Play thlra,
and Engineer fourth. Time, 1901.
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Tennessee Republican Convention.

CHATTANOOGA, September 1s.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met at 10 O'Clock this
morning in an informal caucus lasting TWO
hours. The white delegates opposed MAX
ing nomination, and also opposed civil
riehts. The colored delegates insisted on 8
nomination, and wanted to know how the
white delegates stood. They said if not in
favor of clYil.rights let them leave the party.
A temporary organization was had at u
O'Clock with w. II. Wisiner chairman. 1t is
probable Horace Maynard will be nominated
this afternoon-that is, if any nomination is
made
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.a.s,onaI Nomination..

UREA, N. Y, September 16.-Hon. Ellis
n. Roberts was to-day unanimously renomi-
mated for Congress on the platform Of favor. !.
inp, immediate steps towards resumption OF
specie payments and opposing the presi'
dental third term.
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.o4 MMERCIAI1.t !
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
-..-zl,a!1sgz4-lA RICHMOND, September 16, 1879.

lWAEAT.--White,s. I, 72o bushels. Red, 1886
CORN.--White, 334 bushels. @ltt ri fg:s,. so
0ATs.-626 bushels. .,r - rl.f. F1t,a 5,s.!-
RYE.-66 bushels. E3eq
~ - II :. - SALES. .Gk!gtt * }Itij
WHEAT.-White, Sc bushels at $1.25; Al 0 bush.
els at $3.50; so bushels very good nj $40; go
bushels prime on private terms; 270 bushels com.
mon at $1.l0: lag bushels common at S1.20; 200
bushels good at S1.3o 81 bushels common nj ST.
~ bushels at S1.32. Total. i 400 bushels. +. /
= WHEAr-Red 900 bushels very good at $40:
1 90 bushels at 81 80 200 bushels very good on
private terms; a6 bushels at $I.32; 244 bushels
good on privaieSrerms; 3S bushels at S1.35; AZ
CoRN.-White, 2s6 bushels very good at $40
4S bushels at $1.07E. Total, 334 bushels. - :.
Z. OATs.-214 bushels prime winter on private
bushels very, good on private terms. Total, $50
bushels. EaZ Y q = -. - - : I.
OATs.-2l4 bushels. ~ ~.
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Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch:]
WASHINGTON, September l7EZe a. M
Over the Middle Atlantic Ststes, rising
barometer, northeast to northwest winds,
cloudy weather in the northern portion
light rains, followed by clearing weather by
Thursday night. 4a /,
d, Associated Press telegram.1
. WASHINGTON, September 16-7 P. A.-For
Thursday, over the South Atlantic States,
southwest winds, yeering, to northwest,
rising barometer, lower temperature, and
partly cloudy weather. .t, y ~
; Over the Middle Atlantic States, rising
barometer, northerly winds, lower tempera-
ture, cloudy and clearing weather. = 4
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W. H. H. stoweiI Ronominated.

Especial teIeRraln 70 the -U1spsltul'J
FARav1LLE, September 16.-Congressman
Stowell received the nomination in the Con-
gressional Nominating Convention, assem-
bled here to-day, for the Fourth district,
without opposition. -.-.
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Heavy Libel Suit.

New YORK, September 16.-The Telegram
says Miss Edna Dean Proctor will sue the
Graphic for 100000 for the publication Of
libel upon her, contained in Moulton's late
efo
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CISGISN AGLMARKETs,

CINo1NNATIE September 1S.-Flour quiet and
steady, Corn steady at S0@S8. Pork frmer and
scarce. Lard frmer; sales Of sum ner at &C Ba:
con sttopg; some sales higher; snoute es l9sg
outside price asked at, close. Whlskey steady al
81 O1. ~ -. /
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BALTIMORE. mAHKErs.

BALTIMORE, September 16.l-Flonr duh. Wheat
firm and scarce. Corn quiet and firm. Oats and
rye Sa QUILL prGrsi9ns nr@er pork' gMT1 5issS
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r OsT, Tuesday evening, between the Bal.
IA timore sheds and Main and Fourteenth streets,
and an amount Of money. The finder will be mbe-
rally rewarded by leaving 1t at the Dispatch once.
Sc 17-1tk vsst!
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A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
~ CEDTHING, BoOFS,l SHOES, HATH, FURa
;NISHINGTG ODDS, &c., for safe VERY low.
n. Sc 1o.6m sNOs. 705 md TOT Franz He ktreet
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! y .,
~
RIGHMoND' sTo esk EgaHANaE.
~ e - "a tI.LL =
RyfTelesraphss
nrwunnr

NEW YORK, September / 6-Eoon Stocks active
and strong Money, q e.. Gold, 1Q91. Exchange
Long, aS4 'sh@t: AZ 61.s. governments active and
strong. States quiet md inominal..,, = III;
= sBatnfa1. Money Easy aud unchanged. Sterling
advanced to 4S4H. Gold, active ut ,109zsQl10.
Governments dull and strong. States quiet and
nominal fs;,ss I,tl .4y.. III. 10 5,ffI HI
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 16:4Firsinia 6's, peel
ers, consold ated West Yirginia,s, 8.
North Carolina SIS, d518s nsw, % special tax
5. Bid to-dayeM 81. III ;5g,5 800 u.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. sG
AINIAT URE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER II, 1874
Sun rises ........ 5.43i Moon SETS. 92f
Sun sets. 6.C6 High tide......... S5e
PORT OF RICHMOND. september IS, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 16, 1874.
ARRIVED. l...et
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchan
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent. -. $50
Brig Capella, -, Liverpool, salt, Lee, Seldom i
Schooner President johnson, Applegarth Balti,
more, pig iron, Old Dominion Nail Works.
SAILED. =,
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, Iner-
chnndise apd PASSENGERS, l.. B. Tatum, agent
Schooner Caspar Heff, Sncdecor; Trenton, N 81.
rid lower James river, lumber.
Schooner Ella H Barnes, Lardcr, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis / Parker.
Schooner Major William H. Tanium, Shew,
Philadelphia, granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Sophia, Cheeves, Nash's landing, slate,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
:. Schooner Hora,io Nicholas, Dupuy, Albany, Sep
Schooner NJ J. Fisher, Lawrence, Philadelphia,
September Is. ~ !; {. az, i. s,rr. ! rs.
The Eagle Rock viii be towed to City Point to-
day to complete her cargo of!tobacco for Trieste.
IA tow, consisting OF q light brig and several
Schooner Sea Bird, hence, with bricks, ut Nor
folk on the Il 9Th. $3.50
=. Aa BY Telegraph. - -.
NEW YORK, September l6.-Arriyed: Scotia,
Etna, Crescent City. Huntsville. Arrived out:
Scandinavian, Washington, Utopia. Queen. .s,
FORTRESS MONROE, September 16.-,ArriVed,
bark p c. Warwick, Kline, Tor orders. She reports
that on September 6, In latitude 10 degrees long-
tude SO degrees west. fell 10 with the Spanish bark
Carmen, from Tene,ifs for Havana, WHICH mao naa
ged, and was proceeding did not need assistance.
. THE United States steamer May1oWer, from An
napolis Nd, came here 10. day. l9i5Erst tsls
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LOST, sTRAYED, DE.

r OsT, on 10th instant, between our shop,
1nerce on Main street, q NEGOTIABLE NOTE
for $50, ut sixty days from August 6, 1874, drawn
by James A. Harrison and payable to us. The
finder will please return II to u. All persons are
cautioned not 10 trade for the same as payment has
oe sa i Ss1gpss'' MONTGOMERY s CHILDREY.
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FoR PHILApELPHIA.-E%4Fk
L. Steamer j. W. EyERMAE,C apttin ~
PLATT VIII receive reizhs for the above pSrt uiL
Freight taken FOR W flrnipg ton, Del = Frovt>
dence and Boston ;,also, Tor Liverpool snd Ant.
ygerD ria Red Star and American Steamship Uness
and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to. Philadelphia, inclgdiLS meals ana
stats-room, 60. w. F.TrORTEK, Aggat.
Sc 1895 - 3 e Ne. 2f25 Ioex ssytess
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VITO IS TO coMMAND LoUIsIANA?

a1 WHO IS TO COMMAND LOUISIANA? ~
Tt is in. consideration whether Louisiana
shall be added to General Sheridan's depart
ment, or whether General Terry shall be sent
to New Orleans. General Terry ranks Gen
eral Emory, sts.L-isi5 rSt -.
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-RRJoICINgS THROCGHoUT LOUISIANA =
ALL oUIEr IN NBw oRLEAIs.

NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-The city
continues quiet. Police duty throughout
the city last night was performed By Volun.
teers. This morning there is a very general
resumption of business. There are no gather
ings of the people or evidences of excite
ment in any Quarter.
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r OST, since Saturday, 10th instant, EEH
4 a dark-brown COW with small legs, IslA..
short horns and large bag A liberal reward VIII
be paid for Information leading TO her recovery
- s. a. ELLISON,
sa1 7.9t# 1904 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PENN-KELLoG REVIEW q on THE STE

IS Nsw YORK, September GA dispatch
from entenanttG oyernor Penn 10 the Her
aid says: ssThe rths can form. no idea of
the robbery and spolsatsonito Whieh We have
been subjected. My movement was neeessi-
tated by the attitude OF the people. They
demanded 1t. i am now IN full possession
Of The government Of Louisiana. The col
ored people are satisfied and eontented. a
strong brigade OF colored troops, fully or
gani2ed and armed aud In the service Of the
usurpation refused to FIRE q shot In Its de-
fence. The most perfect peace and good will
prevail. We are thoroughly loyal to the
Federal Government, AND, In the operations
Of the past two days there have been no ex-
'cesses OF violations Of Flaw. This govern
Te eni y .as opiy one noW N sHls.snce IN
Kellogg, ins dispatch, says: aAmid all
the troubles which have beset the State Il
have reduced theiState and parish taxation, ]
each fully phe third, and MEASURES have been
passed progfdiHg FOR the; Reduction Of the
State debt, and q constitutional limitations Of
debts both Of State and city; also an anei,d-l
.ment limiting taxation. ID The obnoxious fea-II
lures OF the election and registration laws
used by thss. Fiisionists ID the last election
have been repealed, and in the appointment
of officers Of registration i have voluntarily!
rendered to the Opposition q represe ntationi
which they entirely denied tottbe Republic
can party at The. last election. These and
|ofher measures have deprived the opponents
of,the Republican party of any just cause
Of comp iaine against the government Of the
State. They have by a long. prepared plan
violently oyerthfown the Government, even
before the election, to prevent an election
being held, and prevent the evidence that
they had not majority before. Upon shall.
low pretexts Of violence, and by incendiary
statements and appeals they they have got
together their clans, which they have organ.
lied in secret and drilled their club-rooms,
aud in the city have taken! possession OF the
public offices by violence and bloodshed.
Personally IJhaFe'no desire to discharge the
very onerous and yexatious duties, of Gov
ernor, but ], feel it a duty owe TO the State
and to the party to hold on until relieved BY
competent authority" # -. 80; -, i i
but Kellogg is such liar that he can't be
belieyed.l j . ~. ... II & o.. si.g,t:t
aswrny@,n ON MIR, pr.-ur