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South Carsssna EouseryatiTasConyen-

i 81
GoIUxBT&sG ctp ber The Conservative
i Etate Convention met in the State House
this morning, every county In the State ex.
were made, and the Convention adopted
Unanimous the following preamble and Sc
ries of resolutions: - i; h. Z.
Whereas the Republican party. being in
majority ID this State, is Irresponsible for It's
government, and the Conservative citizens Of
the State having declared thatif the Repnbli.
cans would nominate for Governor and
Lfentenant.G Governor men of Il their own
party, of honesty and character, intellect and
confidence, the Conservatives would refrain
from opposition to them and whereas the
regular Nominating Convention of the Re.
publican party has nominated for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor men whose ante
Efcedents show them to be unworthy of conf,
I.denee, andawhose success will insure the
lscontinuance Of the corruption, dishonesty,
and party tyranny hicl have FRUSTRATED the
Estate and whereas the independent wing of
the Republican party, In a declared effort to-
|jreform the State Government, have nomi.
mated men whose antecedents entitle them
II to confidence in, their Integrity and hon-
esty, for. " hieh nominations they ask the sup.
port Of the Conservative voters ofthe State !.
and whereas we recognize that in the pre-
sent condition Of the State the necessity for
checking corruption and procuring honest
officials is paramount to all questions of
party politics or affiliations, we therefore be-
feye the opportunity Of securing such re-
form will be in the success of the nominees
Of the independent Republican party
The. resolutions affirm that it is the sense
of the Convention that no Conservative
nominations be made; urge Conservative
citizens to support the independent Repub-
lican candidates, and adopt as the. Conserya-
tive platform honesty and economy in the
administration Of the State government"
Brief addresses were made in support of
these views. The delegates present assert
that the Independent Republicans are gain
ing ground everywhere. The general belief
is that with the full and active cooperation
of the Conservatives they will elect their
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and will elect General kershaw
to Congress-
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COTTON MARKETS, OCTOBER g.

Observation-Disclosures mtdd!lngs, 144c
Net receipts, 224 bales. Sales, % bales.
PHILADELpHh.-Quie middlinSs. 164c. Net
receipts. 273 bales; gross receipts, ,zS5 bales.
AUGUsTA.-Opened strong; now weak; Ipid
dIipgs. / nc; low middllngs. 1870; good Aordl
nary, 1Sc. Net receipts. 3O2 bales. Sales, 93S
bales. -
NEW ORLEASs.-Irregular; demand fair; mid
dlinps, l4xc Net receipts, SOL balesi gross re-
ceipts. 3.945 bales: Exports coastwise: POO bales
Sales $500 bales: last evening, 2,Co0 bales.
BALTIMoRe.-Quiet; middiings, l4Bc., Gross re-
ceipts 1856 bales. ExDortS-fo Great Britain
$50 bales: cnastwise, 40 bales. sa.es, 2l6 bales
rSAyASSaH-Easy; middlugs, l42sc.: low mid.
dlinys, I3K9I4c.; good ordinary, 138(gI3Ae. Nel
receipts ,275 bales gross receipts, 3;z1o bales
Exports coastwise, 1868 bales. Sales, 951 bales.
1HARLEsToE,-Easier; middlings. l4Ec.; low
mIddiIpgs, l4kc.; good ordinary, l39gil4c.' Net
receipts. 9, S33 baIea. Sales, 1000 bales.
MoBnE.-Steady; middlings, l4sc Netrecelpis,
OF o bales, Exports coastwise, i Ii bales.
EAIyEsToS.-DuTl and unchanged; middhngs.
1ilc, Net receipts, 1865 bales; gross, l,ssa
bales. Exports coastwise, l5 bales. sa'es' Zoo
Ia NEnpHrs.-steady aud unchanged; middnngs
14MGi 4i;c, Net receipts. 599 bales; shipments
SS5pales. Sales, ], 500 bales.
A'SoNEoI,K.-Steady; mlddlipgs, l42c. Net re,
.einta ! sis bales exports coasLwise, 1850
h les sales, 600 bales. Stock. S,027 bales.
BosroN-Quiet; iniddlings, 6ae. Nst reSenpI y
81 bales; gross receipts, $50 bates. EApolls -
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BY TELEaRAPH.
Hate ,yeaslser Report /, il

Especial .elegra ID 70 The Dispatch1
AsaIsdToa, October s--1 A. NJ For
tke Middle States, chilly higher barometer,
light north easterIy Winds, slightly cooler,
clearing, and clear weather. Il !: Isl 4
/ Associated Press feleaam.l
I WAsHrNaToN, o october 81 r. FLOR
The Lower Lakes and Ohio Valley, barono.
ter falling on Friday, with rising tempera.
ture, southwesterly winds, and partly cloudy
weather. III se.s7y Is
For the Middle and Eastern States, north.
easterly to southeasterly winds, falling ba-
rometer, warm and cloudy weather, and rain
except in the western portion.
For the South Atlantic States, rising ba-
rometer, southeast to southwest winds yeer-
ing to northerly, stationary temperature, and
partly cloudy weather. III 81 &. ~. .} E
Cautionary signals are ordered for New,
York, Sandy Hook, Long Branch, Squan
Beach, iBarnegat, and Atlantic City. s.s
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The Sumter County, Ala, Murder Trial

MOBILE, October S.-The testimony in the
Sumter county case closed yesterday. Robert
H. Smith, one Of the counsel for the defence,
is now making bis argument. The decision
of the commissioners will probably be rem.
dered tomorrow. The evidence is very
conflicting. That for the prosecution, eX-
cept Henry j. Greattas, Bilings's law part
ner, is coiored. The evidence for thedefence
is part white and part colored. One OF the
witnesses (colored) for the prosecution iden-
titled Rentro and Bullock and sWore posi-.
lively they were present at and assisted in
the killing along with twenty or twenty. five
others. The witnesses swore they were
in the road at the time and saw the killing.
Hilman was not identified, and will proba-
bly, be discharged. The evidence for Renfro
and Bullock, establishing alibis, is strong.
Several parties sWore positively they were
at their respective homes, the nearest nine
miles away from the scene of the killing, at
the time of the murder. There is discrep'
ancy about the name of Hillman. He is
called in the affidavit and warrant Of arrest
William Hillman. His true name is Philip
a. Hilman. The Two main witnesses for
the prosecution swear that Billings, who was
about thirty-fve years old, was killed between
sunset and dusk Saturday, August the lst,
as he was riding along the public road about
one hundred yards from his residence, in
Sumter county. Both man and horse were
killed. and found dead Sunday morn.
ing. They swore Renfro came out of the
| woods and said with an oath, Halt, God
damn you," when others rose and fired
Nothing was proven by the prosecution as
the previous threats of either Of the prison
ers against Billings, as the prisoners are quiet
respectable looking young men and farmers
| in Sumter county. d. .-..-.....
| Conjecture as to the probable decision OF
| the commissioner is idle.
Later.--After the argument in the case
| to-day, the commissioner rendered his deci-
sion, committing Renfro and Bullock to Jail
| without bail, and discharging Hillman. The
commissioner refused to enter into the con-
stitutionalty of the law, and based his decI-
sion upon the fact that while the evidence
establishing alibts in the clses of Bullock
and Renfro was strong, there was testimony
enough to justify the committal.
After the decision, and before it was car.
ried into effect, the United States district
attorney asked the commissioner to hold
Hillman until new affidavit charging him
with the whipping of Wilson Doyle could be
prepared and warrant issued for his ar.
rest. This the commissioner refused to do.
Subsequently, and while at perfect liberty.
Hillman told the United States district attor.
ney that he would appear at O'Clock 2. NJ
and give bail to answer this new charge.
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France.
THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,

THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
i In its extent and equipment, Is unequalled by
any printing establishment in the South Has large
and ample facilities for, doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and at low prices.
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL, AND Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 50 to So per 1000.
VISITING CARDS soc. to ii for 90.
LETTER HEADS 81 10 S6.75 per reanl.
BILL HEADS 81 to 81 per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to "a per 600.
HASDBILLS 81 to 80 per 100. .
Corresponding low prices for other kinds or
work.
cialty The fact that we have for the past twenty
Ave Years been doing the most of this class OF work
is evidence that we are prepared to DO 1t promptly
and satisfactorily. ,,,,s.,
and useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
nsing. They have been but recently introduced,
but are already extensively used by railroad ana
te.mboat companies banks, merchants, ana others.
we are now furnishing these inks IN ALL Co
roRs and of quality that can be copied any leng,n
Of time after being printed. They Will copy Clearly
and distinctIy In the ordinary letter-press DOCK:
Orders respectfully solicited, and satlstacuoou
given In prices ana WORK. &C
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The TRIAL OF MCDONALD FOR THE HILL
ING OF AMos.-The trial of Samuel w. Nc
Donald, indicted for the murder of Berry
Amos, was resumed yesterday morning at
Towsontown. The courtroom was at nc
time crowded, but there was good attend-
ance, and much interest was manifested. The
entire session of the court was occupied IN
hearing the testimony for the defence. A
considerable number of witnesses was called,
and their testimony was important, giving a
different complexion to the case. One wit
ness swore that he saw man on the Fay
ette-Street bridge stab Amos twice with a
knife, and that he saw that knife thrown into
Jopes's Falls by another man. The defence
closed its testimony, and the State will call
several witnesses this morning. The argu-
ments before the jury will commence to-day.
Baltimore Gazette, Sth.
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BALTIMORE mARKETs.

BALTIMORE, October 8.-Flour steady and M
CHANGED. Wheat quiet but firm; No 2 red western
81 1870 s1.21 ; others unshanged: Corn quiet pn
arn SlnlSI. O3; mixed western, 95c. Oats qnict
southern. 6l@65c.: western mixed, 61@62c.
western white, 64@65c Bye dull and unGhan g.e .,
Provisions uuiet and unchanged except pork, winch
Is d,iii nj S236S24. Western butter scarce ana
firm at 35@3sc. Coffee nominal and quiet a. ~ irS
G20Lc. " hiskey firm and scarce; sales at " 10
Sugar active at Ike. 49,
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xva J, Items.

WASHINGTON, October s.--The Navy Lieu
tenant.C commander who died at. Pensacoiaa
was i. n. Kellogg, not a. 9. Kellogg e.. !, i
time to-day, but left in the afternoon for
Massachusetts. Il J. q. - Z
pensacola ngyy-yard says Paymaster MIC ma Ia
hon is decidedly better, and all the Q others
who have been down with the fever are
conValescent. q. 4. !. -
The Secretary Of War this morning re-
ceiyed a telegram announcing that si1 com.
nanies Of the Thirteenth regiment OF az
iantry, under Lieut. nant.C olonsl Morrow y
had started from General shsridan,s COM
mand for the South, and that ths Diner s9 g
M, IA would follow as soon they CONC Y
..,olsected
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October 8, 1874.

q HHOuMO-NUI OCIUUET
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, $40 bushels. Red, 2,4sO
bushels.
CoRN.-White, 45s bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels
OATs.-12O bushels, .'s.s
RYE.-10 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, $40 bushels very good on pri-
waite terms: 1876 bushels very good Ut $1.3S; 40
bushels at Sl.2S; 1S bushels common at 81 .05
IA bushels at 81 rs; 26 bushels on private terms
Total. 474 bushels
WHEAT.-Red, 100 bushels at 1925.
CORN.-White, 70 bushels very good at 81 .02
100 bushels private terms; 81 bushels prime NJ
&1.03. Total, $50 bushels
CORS-MXCd, 120 bushels prime ut 81 .03; 27G
bushels very good on private terms. Total, 800
bushels. $50
UATs.--1 20 bushels on private terms
RYE-10 bushels prime at 95c.
RE-ANHIBITED.
WHEAT.-White, $40 bushels.
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HUNTSVILLE LEAF.TOBAcCo MARKET

OCTOBER 5..-Receipts moderate, but ne one .r-
a buoyant feeling, and prices showed decidedly
advancing tendency. The sales aggregated lao
hogsheads. n
heads Taylor county leaf ut 81 6 SO, 1875; hogs
hoads Mclean county leaf at " +, ID %; hegs-
heads Martin county t1nd.l leaf at $40, l0.o0;
hogshead Grayson county Tugs at ~ hogsneau
Grayson county leaf ut 1925; hogsheaa fac
tory trash at $3.50.
(Other warehouses had sales at like prices I-Coa-
Tn,ts,, nj 5
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 8, 1874.
Since our report published on Friday last the
prices of tobacco In the Richmond market have had
an upward tendency The advance, however,
hardly justifes material alteration In our quota
tlons. Outside figures are readily obtained for all
grades. Fine black wrappers are worth 81 s@S20 +;
new primings, $5@S6.50. Reports from some Sec
tons represent that the growing crop was consider
ably damaged by recent rain and wind-slorms. The
crop will hardly be materially shortened from this
cause but II has been doubtless injured in quality
by being bruised and broken. We continue our quo
fnfin
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 9, 1874.
ARRIVED.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New 1ofS, naessalas-i
disc and passengers. g. w. Allen e Ses I..n 4,
Steamer John sylvester, tSst Serlo,As n@oA
disc and nassepgers, l.. b. Tatuui, agent
Tug Fox and barge, Lower James risef' it aa
r. Il. Wbitock. 81 8 3. s{3
steamer Westoyer, skinner, Baltimore. msi,
ehandise and passengers, PoWhatah seVsi..
isnmsmny. u, IS. TatnM, agent: ,,,aol
schooner Electric Dole. Phiadeipnia, sss l
es ssasonsr Charles b. Meshain Temple, Norfolk
$3.50 9cLsAaHpToa 1HIs Posr.
From New York on the 9Th, schooner q. - sse'
'' From e Fillmore on the 7th, schooner =. e
~ - 80 : = MEMORANDA
Al New York on the 9Th, Sc ooner y. =. Pnaffs
Soper from Richmond. .. Z, az, !, a
Al Norfolk on the 10, stooiseAs
psIll, hence for Hsltt more. BE
by telegraph. 7.
yxw Yt,sx, October 8. Arr sed City q sois
r,scai. Did DoIBtnion, s.atf OF ssgs
e.ctsr edtstoT. Arrived AZ Cora fAansn
ssnifIer, Erie India "a. 81
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Grave-Robb,ins and Arrest of students

BUFFALO, N. T., October s.-The grave of
Mrs. Richard j. Carey, recent deceased, at
holy Cross cemetery, was robbed Tuesday
night. The casket, outside coffin, and STROUD
were left lying on the ground. Officers to-
day visited the Medical College with search
warrant, and found the. body, together with
four others. The students were surprised
while at work dissecting them. Thirty-nine
students were arrested and taken in process
sion to the Police Court. Justice Nash re-
leased them on parole to appear when want
ed. There is much excitement over the
affnir @~.t
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. October Section firm: sales OF
1.O71 bales at l5x61 SIC. Southern -four quiet
and heavy. Wheat less active and slightly In buy
ers favor; s1.10@S1.23 for new winter red west.
nj AZ for choice white Michigan; S1.30@ls1. 40
for white western. Corn active and firmer, with
good demand CSC for western mixed In store ;
o6lSGg7c. afloat 97kc. for high mixed and yellow
western. Coffee quiet and firIner; Rio, good ave-
rage, / S4c. gold. Sugar dull and heavy. Rice In
limited demand and unchanged. Talow ilrm NJ
Trrnentine frmer at 3Sc. Pork dbl; $23 for
new mess. Lard dull and heavy; prime steam;
i4Yc Whiskey steader. Freights to Liyerpooi
steady.
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Virginia Agricultural Fair
-{5s'tSisti SECOND. DAY. i5s3
lSneclal Telegram to the Disnatchl

lSpeclartelegram to the Dispatch.l
WYTHETrLLE, October S.-The exhibition
of cattle to@day was superior to any, ever e4-
hibited Id Southwest Virginia. sweepstake
premiums for bulls were awarded to John T..
sayers, of Wythe, for London Duke sweep
stake for cows to. John P. Cowan, of Mont.
gomery, for, London Duchess the Eighth.
The exhibition of horses is also very good.
A large crowd was present. The annual adj
dress will be delivered tomorrow by Robert
II. Crockett, and there will be several spirited
contests for speed. The weather has cleared
up, and large crowd is anticipated.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

1S1C11h S..l NAfalehG =.
THURSDAY, oc.o'er o. 1874.
sd RSosS 1lsehs' sAlsl'zo' Seneca Withou! top
ssesOau; 25@2sc. q 10.
to oooG' ! 5aoOc.: common I0G7 So pun
6room std :, Grse 40 Hoa9Ysc.' red' o9oc.
Sor na ns IN nsrres Ts SeI Or 20 dozs IL oro,ss
agoS. II oiteiS io@i''' u uozen III cfates'
Gs,,r Virginia copntrv Is ouoed m DIV M .
sa559sS Sup erd"sr SJSogs5s6S exEra
S6.2S Ia ny ordinary rum sooesS7.7' fancy
u FsatheTs:: Prime nye-goose, 5O@eOc; common
E H5 Ti;y Si7G mo 9aSne 81 oos1 clover
75 }lzfs. a,,od s5@eoc 40 100 ma
P EoEd son nplSn, e I5c % pusnei
Rus: 90c. q busieI.
e Raied Str 9gSgI5 0c.
4M aa1 u osTaS a614sc: unvasbeo o,0soc
cement. lime. plaster. sc.
Cement: gosenda!e, s2@s2.1o q barrel; James
River g. i sEgfgSrsj 1oc a. busbe, v,ran,,
IthLe' paSL xI 2Ss6I1 An. Rivsrton n 90
Kockla1 "a s sESse zooz,
rSsea c c.,icpeds .
'''''sfs' DIV Goods. .,.a
sro,Or, sneettn as and satrtfnas IA Manchester,
ioTes River. Sc: James River. 7cs:s i
a,e Jan RiSer &C.: K FonrenOy. Skc: a. Gran.
;t adf ioSniIc Granireviile &C.; A Rock
hridne. &c. .Rockbridge, &c.; A Leaksyille,
l l9c. ID d. Gonestosa, &c.; i0-4 Pepper, s5c;
l0,1 CITY, S SS;g;nas ami Sest,nos: ID Wamsut-
>. ote qc ID Masonville. I3c: "A RackdaIe.
lsI Ifc a Home. i2bc.; "A Oneida, 12}sc "A
Avondale &c. "A social, &C.; IL AmosskSeeag
f h9S ic! Z scituate 7c.; Methnan, SIC; Pc
poS, 1u, 7c I0-4 Waltham, 37hc 10-4 City
Mills, Sc; BelieVie% se on; axc: Wes,fors
BroaDn DTiuS; fe,ersoufs' '2s'' "e'ei'ie'
10Hc.; Granltevile' btcc 1nc Amoskeae.
% orSa ,,i JSrstg Tic.
n MI Harlem. 2Hc, Boston Steam Mills,
loo.
Prints: American. &C.: Aliens, Sac. RICH
mond, &C.; Sprague. sc: Manchester. &c:
Washington 9Ec; , Ham nIisn,,i yc a Pacitie
1 Zoe. 1ruold, aNc.; Amoskeag, Ike; Wamsutea,
&c. ru.,
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Obs, sc.
Alum: sc.
daen;rGisd lssee s75O@ss q case of four
do oo,sse'.'' 49, -S ~ - - - 81
uv Ge,,oeros. &c.
G CoehinsaI: 81 an.
f kaifsse 3 q h IS. 90
Iia<ider: &c. 90, eo- .oh,no s,@a17,.
L ipSa on, soas5e: lard ;1o@l -;
sweet IS q DOZEN oss! salad g sastes; s2ES
81 gallon: frgnia iunficaeins' ooe'' o|s
@a R6es y s sage9: 1ec
Soda: Sal, 3H@34c., In kegs Shehsn- soua oe't
American, 54c. .oaso.
aaans: Peruvian, $50: Gaanape, s7S { t ten
searFoHl, $50; Pacific, GOV: Pewnaaan ha~ III:
saperpnosphaaee sSe ,vI Eioar T S $780,
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The EptsconaI Conrress.

PHILADELPHIA, October S.-The Episcopal
Congress was engaged to- day mainly in rou-
tine business. Resolutions expressing graf
ification at the presence of the bishops of
Litcbfield, Montreal, and Quebec in the Con.
yention were adopted. Also, resolutions in
viting members of the Orthodox Greek
Church to seats in the body.
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Lynch.La8 In Mississippi.

:, holly SPRINGS, Mss, October s.-Last
night a mob Of about forty negroes took
James Perkins and William RaVensWood
(colored) from Jail and shot them dead, there
by avenging the death of Mack Hill. twas
done so quietly that but few persons knew
it until this morning. ~------ >-.--------.-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. October S.-Flour steady; demand chlei'
" local: sales private. Corn steady; NO. q mixed
Soc; rejected 7SE4D7 1855. new ear on TRACK, oUc
Pork duh at S21.50. LARD steady at i4hs. &c; LIZ
morrow being The anniversary OF Inc nte IN .a
CITY, there Will be no session OF the Board Oh lrade
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BY Telegraph.
/. NEW YORK.

! - 900 NEW YUhha Y
NEW YORK, October S-Noon.-Stocks dull and
lower Money, 2h. Excbange-Long, 4S5H short
4SSE Governments dull. States quiet and weak.
Evening" Money, 2@2H. sterling,dull at 4s5%
Gold active and lower at 109S@ll0. Govern
ments dull aud steady. States quiet.
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MARKETs.

| CINCINNATI. October S.-Elour dull and un
changed. Corn quiet and weak old, S3WS4c.
new. In car, s5c. Pork nominal: Lard quiet ant
| Only limited jobbing demand: shoulders, SHGD9c.
clear rib 15c.; clear sides, 157s@15hc. WnisSe!
acfiyS "A I'll /.
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RAT,TrMORF

baltimore, October S.-VirginIa 6's, peelers,
42A; consos, 53k; ex-coupons, 81. West Vir.
ginia's, o.. North Carolina 6's old, 20; new,
10; special tax, 8. Bid. t.0,y.l
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Liauor-saloons Closed.

SAN Francisco, October 8. Liquor saloon:
where girls have been employed as walter:
have been closed. s.. TO-
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rorr,svIIr,EMA RKETs.

=To1rsy1tLE. October s.-FIour unchanged. Corr
quiet and unchanged at S4@S5c. Fork nominal
Bacon DALI shoulders. SC: clear riD, loc' ciea
sides, 5Ac. Lard, l &c. Whiskey, 81.
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3, RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
tOMMENCING JUNE 2sra. 1874. trafrs

COMMENCING JUNE 2sTH, 1874, trains
" on this road Will run rs follows IS ftt
- LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAT. daily Except stn.
-s@h' day., connecting for all points SQ,itl1
q and West. SteepinX-car attached
500 A. NJ, FRElGH r TRAIN daily Except sun-
day., with coach attached, for Petefs-5
burg and stations on the Sotthssda
1:45 NJ, THE53GH NAT daily, essnee.iss
sengers taking this train win make
close connection at &eterssurs fog
p NJ E E eSi aT as!s Except Sundays
LEAyEPETERSEuRG NORTH,
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
1e Sirfiay) with coach attached. W
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. ~ 80
500 P. M. FREIGHT daily Except suad.yh
sos P. NJ, THRoUGH NAIL daily except San
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
f0raD points East and West. Pullm1n
Sleeper attached q ranning through i, %
nectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
IS points North and West, 1870, g5ssl.s
a The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
nond and Petersburg except ct Manchester aad
Chester. 100, = - =. 2 10 e
$50 r. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays Return.
Ing, viii leave Clover Hill at 8 a. I'd. on Wednes-
u4 XII In TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start nom
z } P 81 ~ A. SHAW. superintendenf.