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Not n Joke toward the End.

A granger from MacOupln county step
ped into "A local telegraph office at Nilwood the
other day, and asked for the operator. SLIM
looking individual, of the pin back order, with
out looking up from his instrument, informed
him that he was the "wTe- erker."
"WeU' said the granger, "my names Jerry
Hogan, and you tho fact is, my old woman i
had another pal, and / want To- despatch 10
Aunt Nancy In Zanesyille."
VERY well, sir" said the operator. 1.-THE
rate Ia 30 ana 3. Just write your message. The
look on the Rranger's face was one Of bewlder-
mont. well he said, you see my larnln
amt"
"Oh, see. Cant write"
mot exactly that, but Aunt Nancy's ewes are
yerv-weli. reckon she could READ your hand
write better'n mine.
All night, SIR in that case will send 1t by
our Duplex, at the same time handing the
granger the end Of wire. "Now, all YOU have
TO DO Is co wrap this wire around your hand
and take this In your mouth" and he handed
him the end OF the ground wire.
Tue granger wrapped the wire several timer
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around his hand, and, leaning over the table,
took the ground wire In his mouth, when-bif.
One hundred aud fifty cups of Oallands battery
went through him like hot grease through a
gridiron. And In Just twenty-eight seconds bY
the dial MIR. Hogan was monarch OF all he sur
veyed.
Now that granger had been granger, and
had built hog pens and planted corn all his life.
And when he bought boots he always got the
worth of his money, while the operator was All
operator by birth. and when last seen WAS count
ing railroad ties between Summit and Bridge
port and feeling In his pocket for 80 with
which 10 tAke IessOns on the health lift.
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John Rnrdolph's Religious serNices-Two
NOVel scenes in Church.


MI Randolph was great Bible reader,
and was deeply concerned with religious sub
iects. lie employed an excellent ana eloquent
man, Mr.. Abner Clopton, TO preach ever sun.
day 10 his negroes In a large chapel he h erect
ed on his plantation. When at home he invari-
ably attended these services, taking his seat by
the preacher on the open platform, from which
the preacher conducted the services. On many
occasions while kneeling beside the preacher,
who was prone TO be carried away by the fervOr
OF prayer, Randolph would slap him on the
back and call out loudly, CloptOn, that won't
do that's not sound doctrine. CloptOn, take
that back" and II CloDton demonstrated. Ran
dolph, though Keeping himself on his knees
was ready at once for an argument to maintain
his point. 40 one but Mr. CloptOn, who knew
the eccentricity and honest motives Of the man,
could have borne with these irreyerent Interrupt
tiOns while IN the midst OF prayer ; but Mt.
Clopton. when he found Randolph determined
to argue the point, either gracefully Welded or
proposed to note the point and argue 1t at the
dwelling house. To visitors at the chapel-and
they were many-these scenes were exceedingly
curious, and sometimes ahsurdly ludicrOus. But
that was Air. RandolDhs way.
IL Is said that on one cold sunday in this chapel
on MIR. Randolph's plantation, while giving out
the hymn In the old-fashioned way, two lines at
time, and Il was being Justify sung by the ne
grOes, MIR. Clopton, the preacher observed a
brOgan, on the hot stove. Turning toward him,
he said In his measured voice, You rascal you,
the exact meter Of the hymn, the negroes all
sung II In their loudest tones. Smiling at the
error, the preacher attempted mildly to explain
by saying, " My colored friends indeed YOU are
wrong | didn't intend that for the song" there
II was in again, another rhyme in good measure,
SO the negroes sung that too In pious feryor.
somewhat sharply, 81 hope you will not sing
again until have had time to explain" but this
only aroused the negroes, who sang the last
words with increased vigOr
Mr.. Clopton feeling that his tongue seemed to
be turned to rhyme, abandoned all efforts at ex-
planItlon and went on with his services.
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Difference between Bap,ists md Me,hodlsr.


In the course Of doctrinal sermon
preached by sable brother before the Culored
Baptist Association on last Sabbath, the reytr-
end gentleman drew contrast between the
Baptist and Methodist churches denomlnating
the former the cash system and the latter the
credit system Of religion, and in Illustration OF
bis position related the following Son Years
ago a man 'fessed 'llgion, and piled TO jinc the
Baptist Church. Ilo gin in his 'sperencc, and
was 'jected. So he went right straight and
jined the Mefodis some timo after dat a
brudder Bapts' axed him, How disy We
wouldn't hab you, and the Mefodis' dun TUX
YOU. on said he, YOU old liaptis' want 10
make me pay de cash down. and. YOU see, de
Melodls. gin me SIX momtns Gredlck.n
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sltnnlions 6Olant,o.

sltuntOns 6llamto.
A PRACTICAL machinist and engineer OF 90
IN wears experience seeks stu tiun to run station.
AIRY engine IL the city country Address for ten day
AZARlAS WALGRONE, ON hoard the ArrOwsmith,
foot Of 2ith ST., n. Il.
4 y American boy, II years OF age, would ike to
~ learn the carpenter trade; willing go 10 the cOun-
try has worked al the trade. Apply to
H. W THOMPSON, 100 Prince st.
A MAN with carpenters tOols wishes a situation
N willing to do any Kind OF work.
ID j, b., 53 Park av., brooklyn.
WANTED-DyA practical CAKE baker. \ situation
w would take CHARGE on bread aud cake country
preferred Address I. c.. ~ James a.. Brooklyn. IN
thS bakery.
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RtIioious notltts.

CIIURCIi OF THE HOLY COMMUNION,
peted, this church viii be reopened for Divine service
,ns praye2 with sermon 10 ihe chdnTeS lo mopn
sermon ard Holy Communion AZ 1880 Evening prayer
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Wlanft0- Ftmalts.

A FEW good, experienced hands on genta fancy
~ neck bows ahd ties also work given out. 1873
Canal a
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A LtpASY ,ANp TROY by pDAyyhIlGHT,,v

N DAY BOATS c VI u ARD AND DANIEL DREW
leave Nestryst, Pier 3D. L., daily sunday. excepted
at sid, AND 2ith s.ai A. VI. landing At West POlt
S9Ens II, Sew6urgn p9ushkesple', Rhaee9 g. Cots
NORIll AND wksr. Trip rickcts to West Point.
CornNall, and Newbnrgh returning same day, 81
q A.
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CALL AND EXAMINE
Shlppin1.
Z ATIONAL LINE. From piers a aud Az. \ Il
FOR LONDON nInECI.

NATIoNAtf Fol- hI iJt;p6 5SoB B gfIs and " NR
rn lITA AnT iT9rndsSI. S,eP1 7 yqt 4 M
ENGhANb. Sept474 An QrE =. scpt. rs $50 fM
CABIN passage. go aud $50 currency. strer'e a
ties. Prepaid st'erssc tickets from Liverpool at me
lowest rates. Apply AZ the company's otc, % broad
way. 4. ". j. HU li~r,
Manager
nNLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.
~ The General Transit antc Company ste tners Tor
HaVrr sail ou Saturdays. Excursion tie dlce1
rd. \. GEORGE MA'kENIlt. Agent. % lir1ltwi'.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSIIP LINZ Foi
California, JLuhu nu1 CHINA, from Pier AZ, North
River. FOR A plN " ALL.
(OiON : ut 10 ~ "
,C9Gngeung ior ~ Gear Amsrirau aqd pacinc ~
EACO kSlON TICKETS TO THE lillian kAPOsl'
Ton AND IN URN,
GOOD ~ Nirch, 1870, ISL luld
OUTWARD TICkLr- ONLY f22i, GOLD.
FROM SAN FRAN, $50 TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
ro SAN FRANCISCO DiRiCT VIA sri, ms OF
MAGELLAN.
The Pacihc Mall Stea nshp Company will despatch their
new aud cl'gant steam hip
CITY o. SAN FRANCISCO
on or about Nedue-d srpie nhrr 10. 1870 Tor above
uuned dtstinatiI IN.
For freight or passage apply At Per ~, North River.
CABIN r.. t3n cure icY.
H. J. BULLAY, Supcrntcndent
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n. for Newburgh, landing at Yonkers iona | an l.
West Point Coli sprlng aud Cornwall The iavorlte
Steamer LONG BRANCH QOrnerlv the sleepy Hollow,
Capt John Lynch, leaves futon ferry, Brooklyn, Al
A Nj West ION ST., y. r., At $50 and 23i st. ~ H., a.
A NJ. Fare for the excursion 81
MONTREAL ENCuRSlON.--PEC NO.
WI IlCl.-Peopl"'s Line Steamboats,, on ana after
sent l. 1879, VIII sell excursion ueNets TO Montreal
and return for tll.bu.
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Wanted, good
~ hands for roses and blossoms. Market st. corner
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3or Salt anS 10 4n.
CnEAP ana desirable floors to be had at HERvEY's
~ Real Estate Agency corner Of Eastern boulevard
DIST avl and ll3th ST. hrst floors of rooms In brown
stone houses. $40 second third, aud fourth floors,
rooms each, Ga, tl2, ami tlO.
IN IOUOKEN.-For good apartments AZ low rfnts
1 3Iooms from % TO tll, Apply 10 CREVIER BROS
ia west broadway, or "a NewarS st. ilOboken.
INSURANCE and rea estate Office separate and en-.
i cl used nne show window rent low n Liberty st.
OFFICES TO IET-ln second story sun building
~ front and rear, well lighted aud steam heated. Ap
ply al sun Publication Dice. Nassau and Fran kfOrt sta
Two LET-2d and sd doors of 20 Spruce st. near new
Il Post Ohicc, suitable for any light manufa turing
business or for otlcrs. Apply on lst door,
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NEMyHINqf '5;HHizryt9 Hi1MfgAlL Ib;ocK WI55SSEF
ISLAND Dnly lsundnys eXcrpted) by STEAMBOAT
ARMENIA from BROOKLYN. Fult n ST., atSIj a. NJ :
Nestfy st. v Y. UlO 2ith st., p.31. llndlIg at VI an
haua.yIlle' g55 lonkers lO.}5i Do9b z Ferry. Il ;
from Newburgh at 2'31 7 NJ reaching New lork Al
$50 and BROOKLYN al =. NJ,
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A -FIRST-CLAsS lroners on new shirt work
JONI c. MARIN. bas West esd At
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The excursions will be as follows;
Monday. BE-. Sept. q 20 M. Boat leaves foot Murray
tn ssss auDsoS 81! Ga y IA foot
wEBiiSESb,AY, SEPT s., FAIDAY, SEPT Io.r
Leave Murray St at $50 A. Mi foot 2d ST. " r., 10 O'c
SATURDAY, sEPI. IL, -
OUT OF THE OCEAN AND UP THE HUDSON.
Leave foot 23d st.. n H.. at NJ, foot Murray ST. $50.
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$usintss q gHnt,s.

FINE BAKERY for sale At half It's value be-
N cuisines, ,latiOn great chance for good bake
MITCHELL, - Cedar 1t.
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Tur Baooolr,1I n REv q York, No

TEE BsooxLYs RgvIv4L.-N eo York, MO-
v,ember 2.-Brooklyn tabernscse TINS morn.
Ing was flied 10 ore, flowing, and pa SERVICES nee
we're begun before s o'cicock: Rsy. Dr'
Gnyler. Rev. Fred. Bell, Rev. Dr. Tslmage,
Rev. ii. W. Beeeher, and Other eisrgym co
we're present. TWenfy quests for prayer
were read out of bundle of ffty-thfee
most Of them from wives for! dInnkea or
saamhIsnp husbands. DR.. Nc iliiams oil
fsseS PRAYER. "a hymn Ess snng, and Mr.:
Moody n. read the 9Th chapter OF Marx, and
said he knew cases where great. 6ole naa
been derived from this portion ols scr.psu,s.
:w . =, who touched the hem :pf. our %.
viom,,s garment and was made whole. Aasr,.
s Sank sang 20 The Great Physician Now is
Men. i,and, 'at the inSlta ". o9df,f
I Dulnbsr rose for 81. thea Close o.
the procseding inquiry meetings Wsie held
in the Ipbbies Of the tabernacle,
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FIN A.N'''.g.!I 40. !.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

= =.
SwEDvEapx7 II. sNn.sniber s, jts7o:
ssa;s ussis.a ss,s 81 sI.a,s
49, uJ,st,,,. 4 Al id pus ~
1mnno,t,o = az,
M ~
a askea so bid 81
sasv Sec.RRfes~- Richmond city s's, Io7 BID,
PefersflTgrg CITY f;b-70 Did rLyncfburv CITY ss
I 90 asked s q ID e 80 Z 70 -
Raiiraad Bonds,- Virginia md Tennessee nsil-
yoytthside RaiIr,aJ frst mortnazH Irekarfec Es.J
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RnHNoND AND D1Nv1LIE RAILRo4D Corr
.GCHEDuLE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN Eo.;

OFFICE 0s -, ~ 81
OF TRAtNS.-YkAIN E0s4 ~
~ -cItapIorrElRxpar syestvar6 4a1Havce 3
: edmond sas SOB a. M leaves nuzksytsln asss
Eanyi,i III as lsS r. III ;Eases Gfse1sbofo 1850
r. M.:fleayes Saifsb0ry at; 61 artdyes O.
QaTssslSSifiss 4 n s;4s a.s Il yosx MY
LEANS FxnaTsa, Easiaarst- LsayesS cnarIotts .t
5:451A.,M. leaves AissLtne. Janegnu 49, -. {
d.. leaves salisbury Of S:3A ,Issyes HSsegs.
boso, at fu:S6 z. ID. ,eaTes psnvihS $500
leaves dundee at fls20 ~. mss <te4s9Et Bukaeo$l
Vine st eo7 =. strives tn Riclmond ~
TRAIN NO. 3.-IHRogsH MAIL..E1w Z. Ig ~ 3.
ToR TIE souIK-Lesyes hicam9ad g AfSg as ~ 81
loss eP.f Al. :Fsascs banyiiie at 1g.50 +. -
leaves Greensboro &c 2:45 q: III 3deaves Eslsnsyas
NJ b.27 IA. Airline JuHctagRs At gya8as;
M.: asriyf AZ Charlotte 1t 81 He s VI .sS7
eTRa IM5fN AsATHRotGH MANI sEassNdsd@4tS;
leaves Charlotte at 9:IS p. M: leaves SsilsbuFys
1t iil:5s, 7. Az; Leaves arssrfsoso, aS g IA NJ.
leaves IDany1e at sos n. 81: Leaves Dur Gee St
Sssss a. Richmond It :2s II NJ; 80
. 'TR 4 Al No 5-LYNcHBUnG ACCOMMODATIONS q,
Ws Nard-Leavee Richmend at % a: M, arltyes
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Z
40; Z ARRIVED. ItIT, f,SEh ,fjta
Steamer Westover, skinner. Baltimore, r-er chan
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatum. agent: - = -
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. Nerfo.E, mei f'.
Sch Schooner Lille! FaikenbuIg. Falkenburg, New
yorE. salt. r p. WillitmsI& Coa. NJ sti,.tt 2
Schooner Ida 3: Gisson, Asay. New, fo ,1 nay
SCHOOL er Maggie Bell, Hail, Rockland, lime, A.
seh et Francis Hatch, Green, Norfolk, light,
Seboener u. B. steelnan,, Hezter, GEORGETOWN,
coal sss aasa waiter Thomas, COAL Old
,nominIon Steamship Company. =, =.
Schooner j. r. Kelsey, bteelman, Philadeiphia,
coal ID FAN fasnsi, Preach, P,la
seshooaer May aud Frances, Andrew, Phi ia.
as sesnooner winslow Wynn, Wynn, James river
W sioop Phoebe cornea, James river, oysters, to
m soop eeranium, James riyer, oysters, TO master.
" S,fgs SAILED. III eFIs ~ -
Schooner Henry E; Haven, Pearce' New YORK ofa
,IsetsooSaps John Mceinnfs. colbourn, Philadel:
I ptia. piRsiron. Curtis Parker. 3, y
sehSsnsr william q ,ies n9 Parses.
Schooner Mary Morris, Lsrsin, MOTT saau'
schooner ssco. North. cleared from baltimore
ssn9 sariTea h = NoysnDer
,,s Arrived Il hoxembes
%: r.rnmer, nom, Richmond, az
iFhe .stsr- boat Portland. came Oh the WAYS g
GIayess chip 3ard, Norfolk, ON Tucson Z
! Z 500 .pIsASrERB. III, 81 ii ~ Il q
,n The so, ss1ssasa sss.i oe
tnhs, oliif Hheu thirty u!, e. 8rcm BaIIssA.;
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Pos,r,.AL.-The PosIe Oftice nen,rtment or.

PosTAL.-The Post Ofice Department or
idered to.day "a Grunge In the route from
sRonceverte TO ,Lewisburg, W. Va. After
The 10.h OF November the Messrs. Trotters,
contractors, have been directed to carry the
mails twelve times q week, instead OF. six
times as now at pro rata compensation. This
change gives additional mail facilities to a
number Of post-om :es in -Greenbrier, Nicho.
las. and PoeahontasJ counties. Anew post
office Is .esta blished at Custowilla, Mecklen-
burg county, Va, on the route irom Boyd.
ton to Manson. N. c.: with Henry F. Jeter as
postmaster John, e. Jones Is appointed
postmaster a. Highland. Va, jUice Mary E.
Eagle, resigned. a new post-office Is estab.
lished at 5Marywood, Fayette county, w.
Va, between Little ,seweIl Mountain and
Ravens Eve, -.- ss,..I..,fa, ~. .cg--s.,;s
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,EOR BALTIMORE 4s.d' u GEGa,
H. 81, -. 9TnI-WEEKLY.lri
1GPowHkrAN sTgAMBoiTLINE.
'jas. r, ,;,,r.c gos !. 49,, -
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
.Is 10 IS -. & ALTIM0aF E. ~. Tn9s3. :

NO TRANSFER BSTWsES RICHMOND AND
v s., ~ NO DOSKAGE CHARGED. f0tIs4np
4 The new and fast iron ste tmers sHIaLEY and
W EsTUVER, OF this line. leave their Bew pier, In
the Dock y foot or fwenty.s sc6nd stree, every
TUESDAY. and .THuRSDAY, MORNINGS iat
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONa At 4
O'Clock for Baltimore. max ing close connections at
l.ocusI Point With Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also. with Northerp
Centraffairoad for northern cities and canada.
-tanN sPBGALADyANTAGgs: .yst
All freight By this line covered BY fire aud marine
Insurance free Of cost. No gdocks9e charged at
Richmond, Rates as low as any Other line This
is the quickestline between Philadelphia and Rich
- Freigbts ,ordered by this line should be: marked
n,a
Pfeights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich-
mond. For further information apply to i t.r Ia.
= IEs3 W0i!E 0t!a L.fBifrATUM, Agent. =
Oface Twenty. secend.nd Dock Streets -
r and \ intllanG, Min streets ;or TO n
- j. 8. WILSON, General freight gent,
PhiladeIphia, ilmingtoni and Baltimore Railroad,
=. Phi adelphta -Snr sc - ~ Is ~ J36
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RAILROAD BUILDINGS BURNED Charles.
ton, November 1.-TWO railroad bulldogs
at Marion, Sc, were burned to day with
one hundred and ten bales Of cotton. Loss,
twelve thousand dollars; no Insurance.
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The FreedmeD's Bank on Tuesday paid
its dividend Of twenty per, cent. to deposit
ors, amounting TO- nearly six hundred thou
sand dollars The liabilities Of the bank are
upward OF three millions Of dollars. Is RI
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F - 1Bg4 s..'if~ $50 - .fas"- i F'-'A
Markets by Telegraph

= tr,f, g.
- NEW YORK, November, 3.-Flour-Only a very
moderate export aad home trade; market scarcely
SO firm suporfnel western and State. $5@f5.40 J:
bye hour steady al, .25@t5, SO; CorG meat a!I
western. Jersey; and feansylyania, ~ S9NfS:ao:
81 a .2s6si.sI for winter red western; $1,000
81 81 for amher X esterh q. 30 Tor choice new
snsF Rge ARM or a %e
.. Canada Wgs1 gl;2a.; IA Corn Corn &c.
closing dull buyers refusing to pay outsice Quota
7s ss for sr sail western, mixed; 76N@77c. Or
nE more more asse s ssa sssf 5s
mixed western and state 100000. for White.
iIsiaalh5g 99r hS
Changed. Sugar quiet, and steady. .Molasses-
ss5e fot sSSs5c
Rice quiet and unchanged. allow quiet and stsaoy
at9kS9ac.. Rosin and,urpeniine stesdy. beatner
ggsed asS
xas,sl5@S2c. PORK firm and hirly active:
9 as n, wesean o1 sss city
long, ci1 ar, isXc. Lard hesvva at 13A91 $40. old
prime sse new P,lSs sf sc m ,1sas
easier ut 81. II. Freights steady. - 49,
- E BALTIMORE. - .ts II
f. BALTIMORE e, November 3-FIour quiet and un-
chang, d. Whea' quiet and sready enpsylvania
red, 81 s7@sl: 40; n rvlanJ red, 555gS11-ts3;
CornNWestern dull and nominal; southern white,
4o@45 Eye aSfss q s0@s0sR ART RIG mIa,s
shouSers s ssare at clear rib
LarS d Sns rG s sus.t ques at
- = CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November .3.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat dull ard nominal. Corn dull NJ
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|0LD DoMtNIoN STEAMSHIP -
$3.50 IS COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

b This companY win dispatch one or their splendid
steamefs-uLD D0A1NiUN, wYANOKk,fa ISAAC
BELL. trHMOS y, and GEORGE Nv. kEDFRs
eseiy T1U l fs.,FklllDAY, and SUNDAY at high
. Thee ships are entirely new. and were bun. sx-
pressIy for this route.
They have splendid saloons stats-rooms, and bath
The Fare, Recommendations, and attentions srs ms
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York ems the company's covered pier, 8 q
Freigh,s for poiuts,beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no. charge mace except actual
Expenses incurred. u tsyCtE
Freight received until 5 e.M. daily. Is 49, Il
For further fnfornstlo apply to 80 - 10.
=. yi.s GEOa GEMs ALLEN& co., Agents, ~ 1
e nv 10 Off e Compapy's whiryes, Rcckstfa.oF
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ssCtANTON INSIDE LINEn go

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
s RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA ~
81 4-{s.s; TRI-WEEKIY. 1853 %
On and after 0cToBER +1sT the splendid iron
steamers OF this lint, win leave Richmond TUES
DAIS, THURSDAYS, and SATORDAY6 from
Powfstan steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty second aid Ilock streets making close con.
necdon each trip at Canton. Nd. East BaIimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. ~ 81 ilptitt;
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF NeN
dence and roston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
f1erp rid Red Star and a rnericaasieanshipd dimes,
and biIls OF lading signed throp gn: 5tiiES he
- .g2425 Dock street, Richmond
= t.x;t E3r- WlLLIAA P.CLYDE'& CO., -
mh 10 No. 10 South Wharyes, Philadelphia,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.

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History Biography. Novels, Poetey, Science, LAS
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fish, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Heore",
and Anglo Saxou School BOOKS. ,,,...
SrATI0IERi ana FANCY GOODS IN eEd!ess
ysrieiy. SMIANK.BO0KS and BOOK, BINDING
to order. : s a.a - .taas. 80. -. w Ho-NN1r
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BY Teieg,;raph. :

80 NEW YORK.. i'iH ~ e
NEW York. November S-Hoon.-S Stocks quiet
and little lower sfates quiet and steady. Govern.
ments dull and steady. TO d. I 10. Money, 8. iEx-
change-Long, 4S0h; short, 4S5k. - - ,F's.a,
1 Erenfn0.- Money easy at 4@5. Sterling. 46I.
Goid II 5K@lf5I Govern lenis dun ana steady !;
new 5's, 116S states quiet and nominal s.sI9rf >
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MILLINERY.

MFRS. A. LUSk, alAa L.-.oo a.
49, 49,, - -, NEAR BROAD, Nv
has received he styles of fall ehapes for
ING Alt Ekl NG, and .DYEINR! HATE OF a svS 5Ty
AIso. i,ADI rs, FELT HATS cleaned and pressed
= he win endeavor to give 70 az:
try orders promptly attended TO. ii, &C Zo-eoo1W
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BALTIMORE

RArrrAoRE 3. November 3..-virsinia 6's, peelers,
north Carolina ca, new, g; special TAX, q,
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POLITICAL.
AIsCITY SUPERINTENDENT OF, THE

OYSTERS take pleasure in Mn -
" announcing to the citizens of Rich ~ lei
mond and the public genera lily that ~eN&y
have always on hand full stock OF W.
- YORK RIV.K OYSTERS, !.
which will furnish at 75c. per gallon for second,
ri ,ss oysters and 81 for frst.clasS oysters WI!
Suasa9tee satisfaction to every purchaser and will
deliver them to any part of toe city free or charge
Your patronage is respectfully solicited: Call and
exalnipe my stock. LEWIS LEyfLL..--
No. 10 Seyenre nth street. tween
n,d1ts Main and Cary streets.
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WHEAT White. 100 bushels prime on priyate
terms 1853 busnelsiyery good at lao; 1876 BUSH
els at #1.25 ;g46a Bushels very good on private
terms; So nnsntls very good at u AZ; 1875 bush.
els good a, sl.35; bu hes at sl;2s-iotai. 5s2
yery good MT 40; $50 bushelsfair ar $3.50: 206
bushels at Sl.37; 49O bushels good at 81 .35; 4S
bushels common at LILO; 1888 bushels yer, good
on private terms; ~ bushels common at 81 {; 90
bushels at fl 49,; 100 bushels 81 %; 22S bushels
com mon at Sl.2o-thtal, Isl bushels. -f
rCoRN.-- White. 81 bnshe s very Reed old al 6bc
ri 90 bushels prime at 66ei-ioial 76y bushels.
YeIio,o 90 bushels very good old at SIC. IMlred
bushels prime old at 5c SO bushels good OLD at
63c.; 200 bushels old on private terms-totai, 276
bushels. = - ~
8 WHEAT.-Whtte Ia bushels: Red l 60 bushels.
\ OATs.-1 40 bushels. n FsT - prH.as-.; ~
LyE.z-K2 huShpls 4
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DELPHI IA. RICH GfHk
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM 1ela4k
SHIP LIN c.-FOR I,HILADFLPHl TWICE A
WEEK.-Until further notice The steamers OF this
line will leave Pnilade1phia' every TUEsDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ o'clocS.s: gn~ n: -, eI.l Z.
Through bills signed to baltimore and all points
West and rates gu tranteed as low ss by any oth
e fices Twenty. second and Dock and Niplh and
Main streeta. = - = .... &C 81