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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24
Associated Press telegram.J
Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, September 23.--Judge A.
A. Atocha, of the Supreme Criminal Court,
yesterday rendered his resignation to Gov
ernor Kellogg. No reason is assigned for this
action. ANY action Of the State authorities
against the leaders of the recent revolution
would be brought before this court.
WASHINGTON, September 23.-It is quite
loosely stated that General Fields, who is
here, has instructed his assistant, Judge DID
BILE, to prepare an indictment against, the
Louisiana rebels. Nonsense. Judge Fields
is sensible man.-Dispatch.]
Judge Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, member
Of Congress, pronounced to Fields that both
governments were bogus, and it was the duty
of the President to hold the State until Con.
gress could act. Judge Kelly is the hero o!
the table-scare" at Mobile some years ago.
Governor Kellogg has telegraphed to At.
torney- General Williams as follows: d" Re-
ports from the country show that in mum
Der of cases where our parish officers had
been ousted the old incumbents are going
back peaceably. The country is quieter than
expected, and in the city all is quiet. So far
no reports are yet received from Red river"
The Kellogg party clam that number OF
State arms are missing, probably taken by
the people. McEnery and Penn will issue u
circular requesting the inspection of their
State troops for arms, and requesting citi.
zens to lay State arms which they may have
at the feet of the satrap.
WASHINGTON, September %. = General
Fields, Acknowledgement of Louisiana, who
is here in bad health, has instructed Judge
Dibble by telegraph to proceed promptly and
vigorously against persons who have violated
the laws. This includes the militia and those
leaders who in the late struggle "hived"
Kellogg and his party in the custom-house
This statement is authorized. ,
New ORLEANS, September pa compro.
mise has been effected in Terrebone parish
between the white and colored people, and
a Joint parish ticket, with capital and labor
equally represented, has been nominated.
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Che n iha oscaslo Mili e con.

| the refreshments Of the occasion VIII Be con.
veyed thtthet III baskets. IA sfas
Commodore Hardy, late United States
Navy, Is on a visit to the city, and Is the
guest of his brother.in.law, Mr.. Joseph Carr.
Petersburg Is fortunate Ia being either the
residence or Che frequent temporary home of
number OF eminent officers of the navy,
both of the United and the late Confederate
States. Admiral John Tucker frequently
visits the city, and his nephew Captain T.
Alphonse jackson, also formerly Of the
navy, lives here. DR.. Jeffries and Captain
Thornton make this their home, and Com
modore Shirley Is often here. Quite lately
Captain William Starke resided here, and
other old tars Of the naval service.
MIR. Samuel G. Jones has resigned the po-
sition of depot agent of the Petersburg Rail.
road Company at this place, and has been
succeeded by Mr.. j. W. Blck. Mr.. Jones
intends 10 remove at an early day to Cali
fornia to make his permanent home in that
State. ~
Notwithstanding the unusual excitement
that has prevailed to-day, and the crowd
from the country that I'LL the streets, the day
was passed without any disturbance or acct
dent of any kind. ROBIN ADAiR.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

MEAL.-S0 bu: hels.
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Letter from Petersburg,
tl3!!tspo"aencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.

I-@'!c>i-!Eencc Of tue Richmond UlSpatch
PETERSBURG. September 90, 1874.
AAe'r never Was seen such crowd under
,>'.Na> l. tnat which assembled at the show
vi, afternoon, and the performance to .night
w." Wn"hIl attract even larger congreya-
"'"' Inc toni was pitched in the heart of
Tue cily, within less than bow-shot Of the
sou!t&"I>e, and The adjoining streets were
4a'"cd ".lb Inc mul itude. The best class
y. irthc attend the circus in Petersburg,
""T ". al "erc oat to-day in the fullest force.
g.. "e Mec'uc Of The Petersburg Grays held
",-A- was numrrously attended, and
=, J" AL particulars successful. The roll
, "tf >n'"h 10 exhibit one hundred names, OF
'I-.-" 'i@h' E->efcn are 10 De counted on as
WV mm'"rS. The proceedings were
~. Aa'mD"I"us, and evinced deter
T.,a'.'H 70 Keep u" company up to lis
l''''' Standard OF efficiency. There will
y. "ee.ln@ tomorrow night at which all
N','At o!ileers are 10 tender their resig-
"'u' ~ that the best and most efficient
H. w., ' a1 IL CHOSEN for The various positions
W,-,-rN Conservative picnic to be given at
~r I'H'e Geioi. No'toway county, on the
Tb1 t'!">'ahl, viii probably be grand affair.
r,y Ir,.re' lor which il is TO be given by the
uf lpAnliltec is 10 raise funds to defray
,nnn;, -.'ti! tie expenses incurred in the late
w.. pa election. 4 very thorough can.
co,ro% I'd, made Of the voters, white and
u prf,,,,.. u lhc city, and this, with other
W%,r'i @utIa!S, involved the expenditure
b. ,2,1 zeal OF mo0ey, ard it is to supply
l. } H. ,n'n deficiency that The excursion IS
:. ,hs -. ao'.'"iug ladies have been designated
fa Nj nations oi the occasion: Mrs. Gene.
Nr. tt'"H', Mrs. William L. Hinton, Jr.,
J1b, u ~ nre%ory, Mrs. S. w. Jones, Mrs.
]. 3rt,. GOODWIN, Mrs. X. G. Scott, Mrs.
Yrs t"u, johnston, Mrs. j. p. Minetree,
4 d. L., a GGodwyn.
'''s "'iI also be had at the depot, and
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, September 23.-The cigar,
makers of this city, who number over l4,000
registered workingmen, besides women ana
children, will hold meeting Sunday 10 pro-
test against the manufacture OF cigars III
tenements, whereby some manufacturers are
enabled to dispense with factories. 1t seems
there are about $4,000 Bohemians of all ages
and both sexes, engaged in the manufac-
ture of cigars in rooms in which they cook,
eat, and sleep.
Officers Of the recent memorial meetlng 10
honor of the late Mark Smith, actor, Will
take final action Friday evening with regard
to the benefit in aid of bis family.
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- : lass,s;i7EsT 70 RFfssN NEWs,
England.

England.
LoNDoy, September - 80 - dispatch iron
Carlist sources denies the trus.l OF Inc repor
that Don Carlos has been recognizes ny fou
branches OF the Bourbon family az her pre-
sumpiiVe to the throne Of France.
The Empress OF Russia Is expected 10 ar.
rive in England October 10 on Q visit to her
daughter, the Duchess Of Edinburgh.
France. .AE
PARIS, September 23.-The excitement
over the approaching election for Governor.
General of Corsica causes auch disorder.
The authorities have been compelled 10 In
terYene to prevent collisions between the
supporters of Prince Napoleon and Ne. Pie.
tri, the opposition Bonapartist. .,.s se
+ Jean Baptiste Ellie De Beaumos, the emf
nent French geologist, is dead.
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Reecher on Farming.

New YORK, September ga Sun special
from St. Jobnsburg, Vermont, says: a." Rev.
II. w. Beecher made a speech at the Gaiedo,
mia Fair to-day. His subject was What |
don't know about farming About 5000
persons were present. Beecher was greeted
with cheers, and his speech was frequently
interrupted with applause and laughter.
Large numbers crowded around to shake
hands with him on his departure"
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R,J,TINDRE MAHkFTS,

R.1TIMoRE, September 23.-Flour dull ant
unchanged. Wheat dull; western lower: No.
western red and amber, 1925: No. DO, s1.23g
I2S; fair TO prime do, 81 i 6@l is; rejected do
Si.i i@Yl 10; white western, 81 .2O@1.30; south
err unchanged Corn quiet but firm white south
ern, Sl@Si .O5; yellow southern, II .O5@sl. 90
mixed ives .ern. 9S@9sSc; Oats strong; southern
63@65c; western mixed 62@63c. DO :or wn ME
quiet. Mess pork s24 Bulk meats unchanged
Bacon lower; shoulders, lO4Yl O4c,; Gear no
sides l5hG01 sac. hams dull ut l40Il6c. Lard-re
fined l5%c Western butter very strong and scarce
choice, Soc; fair TO good, 24@27c. Cott.e strone
at l7@2Oc. Hhiskcy tirlner ut Tl.OoMS1. VA
small sales at the latter price. sugar unchanged.
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of 252 bales nc 640Q1 65c. Southern flour STEADY
and In moderate Inquiry; common to fair extra
*5.25@6.1O; goou to choice extra, $6.loW9'
Wheat heavy; lac. lower on spring more &C.
tive and de cidedly iirmer for winter; ~ 9@1.24
for new wuter red western $1.240l.2 S tor new
amber western. Corn opened heavy and about c.
lower: closed rather more steady; 97@9Sc. fol
western mixed Coffee active and firm ; rio, l 81
@l9Nc., gold. Sugar qniet and scarcely SO brnl;
Sk6ISAc. for fair 10 good refining S&G S;sc: foi
tiniaue; exc Tor AIuscova!o. Alolasses quiet ant
UNCHANGED. Rice quiet and unchanged. 10 Iall o,
strained Iurpcntine dull at 36c. Pork unchanged
new mess, $3.50 Beef quiet. Lard frmer
ike for prime steam. Wniskey lower ut Sl.O
eDlOS: FreIghts unchanged
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r,denendent Order of odd FeIlows.

ATLANTA, GA, September 23.-Ihe Grano
Lodge OF the United States l. y. y. F.'
after considerable discussion resolved that
all spirituous, yinous, and malt liquors sali
be excluded from lodge-rooms and ante
rooms or halls connected with or adjoining
thereto, when under the control of any sub.
ordinate or degree lodge or encampment OF
the order.
New funeral and anniversary ceremonies
were also adopted.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September Noon.-Stocks ac-
tive. Money, 2. Gold, 1905. Exchange-Lopg,
4S4k; short, 4s7. Governments active. States
quiet.
Euening-Money easy at 2@2H Exchange dull
at 4S4H. Gold steady at l09x@1 09S. Rates for
carrying, l and Q. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet and nominal, except Tennessee's and
DIissouri's, which are better.
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The Gosrort Maryland,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, September 23.--Naval Con-
structor John w. Easily was detached from
the navy-yard to-day, and ordered to the
Boston yard. Naval Constructor George r.
Boush, of this city, succeeds him. '
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The Constitution of Louisiana directs that
the Governor shall hold office for four years.
Kellogg was thrust into power by the com.
bined efforts of drunken Federal judge
and Federal bayonets on the 1st of January,
1878. Louisians, therefore, Is doomed to
submit TO the Kellogg uSurpation until JAN
nary l, 1877. Turn as she may, she is una.
bic to save herself.
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A Great Fan but slight nn i $
ESPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch.l

:" 80 IDICClat
QurNsEMoNT, W. VA, September 23.--S.
G. Wills, carpenter from Charleston, w.
Va, fell from the top Of the stoell House
to-day, distance of thirty-one feet:
Strange to say, no bones were broken. He
was badly bruised, and is suffering with his
breast. DR.. r. McChesney rendered prompt
attention,
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE kAILRGAB Cos y
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND suPERiNrKaDENz,S
RICHMOND, VA, August l. 1874.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS 70 take eject
- MoNDAY, August ls. is7A.--soUInsREE xs.
PRESS, Wrstsard-ieave hichmond ~ 11.c4 PsM.
leave Burkeyilie 1t got A. 81; iesye Daadce At
TAO A. H.; leave Danville ut 7a44 A. d.. |: Ayfiyd
1T Greens GRO, at 1888 A. ~. Connects e. Char
Iotse With trains the Atianta and Rchssond Ais-
Line Railroad FOR Atlanta, Montgomery MooAas
New orleans. and ali southern points. s. ~
new YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Ieaye areel8@
borot 81 LILO 7. ~; leave uauviiie az $3.50 ~ Nj
leave Dundee NJ 3:4S +. NJ. isaye BufSeThe e
400 p AZ: arrive az Rschmosd ~ ll:04 Fem.
THROUGH MAIL, WestXard--sexye Eich1oud az
38 p, n !; leave Burzsytlie IT AL Z, N.s. teaaa
Jmnltee ak S:25 z. NJ; ieaye DaaYtise az 3i29 ps
n: arrive at Greensboro at IL .5t r.. ~. Xhi6
rain connects at Charlotte wllh trataR On ina
Syharfof.e Ccfulnbin and Atlanta raironds FOR Cos
iumoia. kugusts, savannah, Nscoet and al SOUTH
THsouGH MAIL, Eastward--leays Greensboro
M 2:fb a. VI; lave Uanyiie AZ o: a. M.s leaye
dundee az 525 A. 81; leave Knskssi@ ~ i:Sn
A nj. arrive at Richmond &C 2SSa2 z. ID, Thra
,,.in connects 81 Burkeyfie with trains on ta Ats
isntic MIssiss,pni and Ohio railroad fI0z LyDch-
mrv and all southwestern p0thtss
| IYNcHBuRG PAsSxScEks..Wesx Mua-,aseAxs9
RiehmundaI 9:u0 "A. a.; leave Bnrixsi!ie ~ 14stA
PM; srrive at Lynchhurg - 4s40 u. y
BunKEyILLE Aeeesla;aopSs.fts, u ssss.
NH III through trains connect d nnnaee Win s1ains
IN the M S. Y. M, a,sd e. y. sair ~ HnN :fsns
Washington, saIt,mars, New Xor snd ~ sAssssn
pS ThToasa tickets cold 10 All points 40 dss
wssts and BAGGAGE checked sia ne q 81
Eagsaa4S ara Sppay s.
H. =. DOUGLAS, Aastes - : ~
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1874.
nRREpVNnS

RICHMOND, September %, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1850 bushels. Red, 500 BUSH
els. ..-..
CORN White, 5SS bushels.
OATs.-16S bushels.
RYE.-1l2 bushels.
MEAL.-SO bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels very good on pr
vale terms; IA bushels at $3.50: 81 bushels al
Sl.35; 80 bushels prime Oh private terms; 2e
bushels at S1.2S; go bushels al 81 sc; 90 bushels
very good at s1.37; SO bushels a. $1.29; 6 bush
els al 81. Total eco bushels
WHEAT.-ked 60 bushels common at S1.15
1872 bushels at $1.2S; 70 bushels 1T S1.35 sc
bushels common at il .05 ! 6 bushels at Sl.25
22 bushels common at S2c.; 90 bushels very goot
at Sl.3S; 16 bushels ut S1.20. Total, 500 bush.
els.
CoRN-white, so bushels very good at 5Sc.; 81
bushels good ut SIC. Total, 112 bushels.
kYE.S20 bushels common at soc; so bushels
on private terms. Total, 70 bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels at 81 10.
RE-EXHIB1TED.
MEkT-S0 hi. hels,
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Contract Awarded.

WASHINGTON, September 23.-The PlymP'
ton Manufacturing Company, OF Hartford,
Conn, has been awarded the contract for
supplying the Post-oftice Department WIN
stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers
for four wears from October LIST.
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8 81 TELEaRAlPH:5
The border fair.5

Especial teiee. am 70 the Dispatch.l
I BRISTOL, TEss., September 2s.-The fair
opened to. day finely. The weather was clear,
q large crowd was present, good order pre-.
vailed, and interesting addresses were deli
vered by Rev. D. Julhns and Colonel Dunn.
The display of articles, particularly In The
ladies' department, Is very fine. The cattle
show is good, and the stock Of horses excel
lent. -, ,Fs,
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rne Reeent south carolina Troubles.

AUGUSTA, GA, September 23.-The exciIe,
ment in Edgefeld, s. c., has subsidized, and
there are no immediate apprehensions Oh
further disturbances between the races. Ac-
counts from the scene of the recent trouble
report all qulets
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, September 23.-Spirts turpentint
Arm ut SAC kosin firm at 81. e5 for strained; u
for No. 2; 1926 for low NO. / - for No.
$3.50 for low pale Crude turpentine steady a
SI,25 for hard; 1926 for yelow-dlp; 1920 FOL
virgin, Tar uuiet at 81 80.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c
~ A X D.

R D.
Having purchased the interest OF Mr. L. :" Az,
SER In the DRUG STORE corner Franklin ana
Fourth streets, the undersigned VIII continue 10
conduct the business, and hopes, by unremittns
care and attention TO the wants OF his frenas ano
the public, TO merit a continuance OF inc patronage
so Literally bestowed upon him tor tne past '"o
ya.rs. An exp.rience of about twenty years as
PRESCRIPTIONIsT
Is somewhat of guarantee as to his fitness, ano
with the assurance that his personal attention VIII
he directed to this part of his business aud each
and every article scrupulously examined and tested
rs to Its reliability and genlineness prior 20 als.
nensIng, he respectfully solicita the support Oh
generous community.
JOSEPH n. WILLIS, Pharmacist,
20 90 A. Franklin and Fourth streets.
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roU1sv1rI,E MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE, September 23:1Four pnchansea.
nal. Bacon DULL irregular, and lower; shoulders,
Ios@l oHe; clear rib, l5I415Sc.; n Gidar sS
lac Nhiskey tirlner at IL O3.
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ST I.DUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, September 2S:3Flour active and
armer: No 3 mixed. 63c. Whisky higher at
Si.C3 Pork lower; a24.50 cash, SIS. so Febru,
ary Bacon steadier; only joboing demand. Lard
r.tI &c.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI, September 23.-Flour dull and un-
Lard quiet aud steady at I37p914c. for summer.
Bacon dull aud unsettled; 1UsDl 0sic. for Shout
ders; 15n9l SIC. for clear RIB; 164Q16 Ec Tor
clear MhiskeY excited prices higher al 81 .O3.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
I'D "eS IGZ ROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AID z kTERssURaR Rail-
= 70 @e& 80 ROAD COMPANY. 5
COMMENCING JUNE 2STH, 1874, trains
W on this road will RIM Us follows ~
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. &Gg
500 A. NJ, THROUGHM MAIL daily except Suns
=s' day.. connecting for all points South
500 A. NJ, FK ZIG IRA IN daily except Sum
day., with coach attached, for Peters
sburg and stations on the SouthsidG
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for MI points South and West Pas.
.rt.l sengeEs taking this train win make
hi close connection at Petersburg fox
$50 P. NJ, FkEiGAT daily Except srnday,.
t.s j with coach attached. "a; ~ -
..4 LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached. d
1900 NJ, THROUGH NJ ALL daily, connecting
. with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad FOR all points East
and West. W E..atg
500 P. NJ, FsEIGHr daily Except sunday,
coach attached
s:05 p. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
day. connecting With Richmond,
ra Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through to
Baltimore. Also making close cons
nectiou with The Chesap- axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West az
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Bichs
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester at
$50 p. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Return.
Ing, will leave Clever Hin st Ga. ID. on Wednes-
ALL TRAINs leaving Petersburg will start FROM
3e27 80 "A. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT. !
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ptI TINfnp

BALTIMORE, September 23.-Virginia 6's, peel
ers, So; consols, 52H. West Vrginia's, 8. Nortl
Carolina's 6's unchanged.
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lsFPaRTnRE - '' sTEamIEas.;

4 EVERYTHING 0F srEaMiE:iiss5. 49,
/ EoR HILADELPHIA-fE
~ Steamer =. W.sEy ERMAN. Capt. lin
FRIDAY, the 18th inssant; at IL O'clock 81
Freight taken FOR Wilmington, Del Prov
ss sa ha sGs sI nd sna me-
and bills Of sadIng sisnsd through -.
ssss a4.s vs. IL. R ZEE Bce as ssssss
| a. O r NE w 81 ORR .--The sFSrs
Old Dominion Steamship Coppany's
FsTpAY sepssnSss sstp &c e,clesh So
Ereiaht received until O'Clock Pc III. ; y -
aI bills OF iad,ng signed, aAa goods FOR.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger recommendations unsurpassed.
i Eat fes s9 S sso York. seerage 90; Sound
For freight or passage a apply e
NEW LINE FOR FREDER.slzSa.
~ LGKsBURG AND LANDINGs1&sa;ssssss2ESsaS.
and elegant steamer ~ I Z
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN 8. G. DEYo,
will leave Norfolk, Campbell's wharf, for Freder.
ieksbnrg aud landings ON Rappahannock river every
SUNDAY and THURSDAY at ID n midnight
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 5. 80 2. Ii.
Passengers can come aboard early In the evening,
as good Sleeping accommodations win DO furnished
free. 80 -2arttsa sa l,tI ~ -. = "a. I
First-class table accommodations.
Fare 10 Fredericksburg. :. i..,. s3 90
Fare to Fredericksburg and returu........... 8 90
!. Order freight from New York by the OLD Donin-
lon Steamship Company: from ;phiiade,phia by
Clyde, line; from Boston by d. and NJ. Transpor.a-
ton Company, care steamer ELIZA HANCOCK,
Norfolk. Va. .Ggs;r bgsiGa 3..t ..,s.. --TI..-F :
freight rates to and from above points guaranteed
as low as by any other route.
. PASSENGERS for Richmond and ,Jalnea RI land.
ings. ria Norfolk, will take the steamer on down
trip Wednesday. rs she will land alongside steamer
John Sylvester, making close connection for Rich
moud. -. 49, 80 X
Freight on grain from Rappatannock riverSto
Richmond, Sc. per bushcI. Il
Freight for landings on Rappahannock rive,
must ba prepaid. 5
For further particulars lnquireo Of office of steam.
er, Campbell's wharf.
A. K. PHILLIPS & CO., Z.
sc 4-d&w1m Agents, Fredericksburg, Va.
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COLLEGES, PRIVATE SCHOOLS, aud FREE
SCHOOLS.
The subscribers are supplied with large stoss
of nj, the BOOKS adapted tor use IN tIe
amaafiies or the single volume upon "a gooa tss ans
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Their catalogues gre now Nil w. ahu "i's "
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Rumored Arrest OF Whitley. ii
WASHINGTON, September 23.-It Is ru.
mored that Colonel Whitley, Chief Of the
Secret Service Bureau, has been arrested in
| Boston,
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POWDER AND FUSE.
CRocKERY AND Glassware.

II B. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
IL AND DEALER IN.FfHE FRENCH CHINA.
decorated and plaln white; fine French and Bohemian
TABLE CUTLERY, finest triple plated TEA
SETS, ICE-WATER PITCHERS, TEA TRAYS,
GOBLETS. &C.. and large variety OF FANCY
WARES. Japanned and plain lin WARE. aud
HOUSE-FUKNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
A LARGE STOCK just received direct from tue
factories AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
/ respectfully Invite all who may need goods In
nv line 10 cali and examine my stock before puf-
chasing. E' Is. Ia GLOh,
Wholesale and Retail.
J. D. CARpoZo aud B. ALsoP, special partners.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24
DRICE LIST OF TEXTBOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND, 1674-'75
FOR SALE BY
j. T. T. L l. 7 So n,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoSER,
lll2 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE.

The prices below are the lowest and nave peen
agreed upon by the superintendent OF the CITY
schools:
THE FOLLOWING TEXTBOOKS,
rSEDJN THE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24

HHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-.on and after SUNDAY, September
90, 1874, passenger trains win ruu xs follows
FROM RICHMOND. ~.
$50 A. NJ, MAIL ThklN.-Fos Gordensyille:
charlottesville. staunIon, goyingten. and AT
riYing at Covin0ron at $40 P. 81. This train
connects at Gordonsyflie fot Orange, Cnipepsss
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexandria. Washingt0ns
and the North, and at Charlot.ef Vile for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga. and tha
South. -, ,.,s.,,...
ortlonsyile and sal intermediates state daily
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsyille At $50 Fs
9:soP. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESSING Con.
louisville Charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen. Mn.
boro', Coyington,, White sulphur, ana al stations
west Of White Sulphur daily lexcept saturday., ara
irving at Huntington at $50 r. IL. This trail con.
meets at Gordonsy.lle for Washington, Baltimore
and the North, ana at Huntington with steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and AL points
West and Southwest arriving at Cincinnati al A.
NJ. .ss
Raggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, ano !nformafton, aps
pIy at S26 Vain street. Ballard and Exchange Hoo
tef or at the companys office, Broad street and Six.
teeuSh. EDGAh yL!EI,1
W. &. WfCkHAM, Slce-Presfaent. se ~ :,