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the robbery at Huntington were ,pursueu
into n Kentucky; the news of their flight be-
Ing ,clegraphed ahead of them every day,
with Instructions to effect their capture. ON
Tnesdsy word was received ut Pine Hill
that four robbers. supposed TO belong to the
James Younger band, were near that place.
THE two billions armed themselves and sat
no at night on the lookout for the outlaws.
AT 70 O'Clock four men were seen by them
coming towards their home. They opened
the door and asked what they wanted. Only
two men were now seen. who, without
answering, fired on the billions, but With
out irjury. Shots were returned, and one
Of the outlaws fell. At this juncture the
two others appeared 10 rear of the billions,
firing as they approached. The billions re-
tired TO the house, at the same time return
ing the fire. About dozen shots were fred.
When all was over three OF the men fled,
leaving their companion, whose appearance
answers the description Of Cole Younger, the
Missouri outlaw.
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AUnirlnary.

The India Times says the Mazlm of Hy-
dcrabad has accepted IN invitation to meet
the Price OF Wales.
4 Galveston dispatch states that the tele.
graph lines arc down, owing to hurricane.
Siguor Ranconi, the celebrated Italian
singer, is dead.
Padderborn. Prussia, has been visited by
a great fire, rendering three hundred fami'
lies homeless.
a Paris special to the Lon1on NeecS says
that Theirs and Gambelta have agreed upon
a common platform.
The poSt-ottice officials at Washington re-
port the fast-mail trains complete success.
A fire at 81 A nm street, New York, yes
terday, destroyed 1000 worth of property.
Smuggler beat Sensation at Hartford, Ct,
yesterday. Time, 2:22t, 2:22a, 2:22.
Three men were killed yesterday at Terre
IIaute by the explosion of tbreshing ma
chine.
The Boston races were postponed yester-
day on account Of bad weather. GoldSmlth's
Maid trotted mile in the rain in 2.lS.
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aint, l2@lAc:; wet salted 7@oc.; wei saltea cale.

sk na i Il Bis, sailed 7Gos wet sased calf
henoek Ss ses eanav ap
n nnlsh 23@25c Y ioot; kip. Coo: as1 g H.: hal.
e' caskns frsasn sis ss@4is
skirtlng, 2202Sc.
IRON. Steel, Nails. &c.
Iron: American refined, Old Dominion. al nm
&c. VI D.: English and American sheet. 4Kl15kcs:
sweoes, namlRered, 6a@ 7e;; hoop. 5za7Ac.
Muiesioes: s e.25 $50 per keg.
Nu,ts: Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard-thst
ts. tea penny: other sizes extra
;. Plough. Cuttings: Wholesale, 4kc-; retail, &C..
RoDe: Manila. best. 2s@25c. jute. sXc.
sea-Fowl. $50; Paciac, $50; Powhatan Rawbon BON !:
superphosphate. $50: Flour Of Rawbone. $50
Pisdm mt: : .g9: MARYLAND Tobacco-Fo0d, 500 !;
Pork.-Dressed, sh69c.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, 50c. G$l.25 y 90 feet.
Poaoder: 1878 by the tive kegs-iess than Ave
Shot: Northern. s2.4o@s250 q nag Of rs rs.
Grindao7ses: 1x42Ac. p u.
Licorice.
Lfcorice Pasre.-J. =. CO.. 3lc. B. r.. CSC. !;
A. y. e.. 23c. *. & Co.. 24c.; p. g., 25c. Anchor,
&c. A. G. G.. 26c-; u. e., &c.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
L..meer: White oak: s14so y 1000: Western
ss5Gs75 o. 900. yellow nine boards s10@sl
toist. 81 2aSlS, according 10 lengths. Shlngles-
Pine, &2.5O(aS5: cypress six-lnch, S7.50Gs13.50
p 1000. Laths-Split 81. so; sawed, $3.50 p
Loco
&dpes.- Whisky barrel timber; green; $1s@20
% 1000: seasoned. s20@&25 LOGO. Flour,
barrel timber. k66s7.50 % 1000, Flour barrel
poles, $7@SS: hogshead hoops, no demand; hick.
DRY hoop, $3.50.
Rags-Mixed cotton, SIC: white, 4@oc.; wool.
Liquors, Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, pints, s29s215 u
dozen. gold.
Recttfed Whiskevs: Market unsteady; proof,
$1.35.
Rve Hhiskeys: Medium, Sl.50482; pure old,
k26S4: Virginia Mountain. new. $2@$2.5O old,
S2.5UGlf3 so and upwards.
Gin. domestic. Il .251uf2: imported, $S case.
BrGndtes: Domestic. fl .25Ms2; fruit, III $50
$3.50; apple. new. 50. 25hlf3.
Rum: New England. S1.650f1.S5; jamaica
and Santa Cruz, x4Mx6.
Mill-Feed.
ShipstuF: soc. r hrslel.
Br0,onStuf: 30H35c. q bushe
SHIRTS: 25tG30c. "a hushel.
Wheat Bran. =: 2O@25c. $3 bushel.
Corn Brun: 10000. q busheL
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
r.YrprnAy sopfarnher IN 1s,6

sALEs.-Fifeen shares City Insurance Company
stock soldat 90.
State Securities. Virginia cnnsn!s SO bid; Viz
ginia consois. new, ASH hid: Virginia deferred, 8
bid. OK asked; Virginia interest certificates, 10 bid,
22x asked.
Cav Observation-Disclosures city s's: 107 asked;
Richmond city SIS. 80 BID, 90 n ked Petersburg
CITY 6'a. "a bid: Lyuchburg city 6s. II bid; Fred.
erick.burg city 6's, 37x bid. Is asked.
Rdilrndd BondA - Richmond ann Petersburg Rail-
road trsi mortgage rs j. 4 D.. 100 bid; Rictnond
and Petersburg Rsilrosd second mortgage g., A. &
o., 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage rs. j. & j., % bid: Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 6s, }. & j.. 80 bid; K!chmonf and Danvie
Railroad consolidated 8's, NJ. & n, 72 bid.
Ratlrodd Socks.-Rcnmond; Fredsricksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 90 par, 65k bid; Rich.
mond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, bid. 10
asked.
Bank 8ocks-First National. ] 90 par, ] 8 bid;
l2lk asked; National Bank Of virgin a, 100 par.
lO3 asked: Merchants National. 100 par, 100
asked State Bank of Virginia: 100 par. 95k bid.
OF asked: Union Bank Of Richmond. so hsr, go
asked Merchants and Planters Savings, 26 par,
23A asked.
rinc, 25 nar, 35h asked: Virginia State, rs par,
So bid: Virginia Home, % par, 1OO asked; City,
100 par, 80 bid, 80 asked.
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New iuri, Democratic Convention.

>fHu.~G, September &c The Demo
Cn. SAFE CONVENTION met here to-day.
p1a8 VI gore MAS chosen ten p)rary chair
1850. IN t." cuur-" al his speech he said the
lisa ,i..'>t!ou> :ha, are no" before the peo-
I.-., 81, several Stac> are TO b settled liz
IT, },1r t>1G, paramount among which l.
IL" ..4"'hl question. " hich l. deeply affect
!r- ..rr. ag>iu">s interest. The evils OF
a. .r. c.tsrl curr,rc g. und,r iich The cOun-
:, n." suffers. naturally flowed out of K
d'i.m1.r H"Iu 4 -uuNG Interpretation OF The
ty...rGt q pGoh'bitlLg the States, and by
Ill .,'"a tbr General Government, from
M.nr. H!yhlug but gold and silver legal
t.l...
Ia,t,umitt." on Credentials reported in
favor u' "a admission Of the TammaBy dele
s.'.1'. '..t !lyIiiug al contestants 10 seats
oh "' i Dr. III" report was adopted.
j., '.rI,utian then org.IiZ ii by elect
!0- lli-" t!.z"hilh SluTgcs, Of Ot>cgo, per-
At.. IL r.,gGu!1,. who made 4 long adQI ess;
".'. Hal.H TIE Convection adjourned till 8
i. u. .s.u1fruW.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
MENCING JUNE /. 1875. trainf

RICHMOND AND rETknssURs{
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE !. 1915 trainf
" on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOurH.
5:lo A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day), connecting for all points SCUM
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sur
day., with coach attached, FOR pet ssa.
burg and stations Oh The Southslde
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l:45 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West PaS
sepgers taking this train viii MAKE
close connection ut Petersburg f0
500 p. NJ, FREfGHT daily Except sundayt
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
Sunday with coach attached.
lO:4G 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecunS
with Richmond, Fredertcksburg xne
Potomac railroad for all points Esa
s:0oP. NJ. FREiGHT daily texcens sundayt
7.a5p NJ. THROiJGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Tor all points East and West. FuilmaA
Sleeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close COM
nection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Hcn'
raond and Petersburg except At Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad VIII leave
Clover HDl pits at $50 A. NJ; and returning. WIN
leave Chester at 2:4o p. n. daily except SUNDAYS.
Ap mS 2a "e''' A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, september 10, 10 10.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhHe, $50 bushels. Red, 3.S4S
bushels.
CORN White % bushels IMired, 81 bushels.
OATS.-1 ,S44 bushels.
RYE.-32 bushels.
SCKEESISGS.-12 bushtlS Is.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels common at 81 10;
$50 bushels good at 81 40; 1p4 husneiS 1alr AZ
81 SO; "a bushels common ut S1.15; 2O2 hushe is
common at 81 %; 32 bushels very good at q Al !:
40 bushels very g cd ut II 35 40 bushels fair al
81 20 II bushels very common at f0c.; la
bushels on priva:e terms: 10 bushels prime III
81 AS; so bushels al g. 50; As bushels very com,
bushels common at S1.20-total, 1,54S bushels.
Red, 4 bushels ut 81; 20 bushels common al
Sl.r5; So bushels prime at Sl.43; 17S bushels
good ut S1.40: 900 bushels good at Sl35 lOO
bushels prime III IL AS: SAP bushels fair al SIS
1872 bushels fair at 81 So; 124 bushels common al
$1.l0: &c bushels very common at 75c.: "a bush
els common at $1.20; 1873 bushels very common at
90r.; so bushels common at $1.15: 81 bushels
common At Fl go bushels at Sl.3O: AZ bushels
common ut 1875; 80 bushels very common At
S5c. IA bushels common al 81 20: " bushels al
S1.10: az bushels very common ut Soc ; 20 BUSH
els at X1.25-intal. 2.034 bushels.
CORN White, 22 bushels very good ut ISc.
OATS.-70 bushels very common al SOC. ~
bushels at 43c.: l1G bushels very common at ACC,
so bushels al 44c. "a bushels at 47c.; ~ bushels
ut SIC &c bushels winter at 55c.-total, GAG
bushels.
RYE 2 bushels at s5c.; 20 bushels at Sc
total, 80 bushels.
SCREESINGS.-12 bushels al S5c.
RE-EXHlBITED.
WHEAT White 45G bushels. Red, 234 bushels.
OATS.-l,l04 bushels.
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THUESDAY,S September To, 1870.
Nothing new or worthy or note has transplred
In the Richmond Tobacco Exchange during tho
past week. The breaks for the week comprised 4 z
hogshcadS, IS leIces, and ~ boxes. AT auclion on
Change 4O5 packages were offered, or which 253
were sold AT prices ranging from - to S54.
We continue 10 quote:
DARK rimings 0@$3.10.
DAWk.-L ugS-Ecry common. H6.50MS7.5O;
medillln 10 good, SS0s9; extra, f9@Tl0.
Leaf-Common. 81 10 5OMSll medium, $12@t13:
good. S14@$1G: tine. $l6.50@$2O; tine STEM
ming and wrappers, Il SG9:20.
BKIGIIr.- L,lQs-Common, $10MI12: medium
10 good. 81 2 j0M$20: fire smoking. S22 .50@.30;
extra smoking S35GlS40. LeGJ-Conmon 10 me-
hllcrS. 81 7MS20. MISUNDERSTANDING. $50
$25: medium to good, i30M$45: fine, S50@s65 ::
extra, S75MSS0.
MAHOGANY Irupprs-Common TO medium.
S1JMS2O good TO fine $25GS40; extra. s45@
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W Gather RenOrs

I">HiA"TOS, September 1G.-For New
,n ,">a,h9 aud tic Middle States, light rains,
, t,.2"'o by partly cloudy and cooler wea-
a., 'a>'eriy to sou,herIy winds, shifting TO
h,'iF and northefly, and falling followed
- .'>'HI bsfometcr on Friday.
!" 'Le South Atlantic aud Gulf States.
.i,'',, Vt ram, northeast 10 southwest winds,
-", a!' OF temperature, and stationary or
slowly r-irg baIometer.
uL"l'fy s'gLals continue on The At
'~'''' @'1>' from Cape May TO New York.
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Proposed National Convention.

=. L"J'>. September 1G.-A meeting Of
/, :~H"1t CITIZENS was held last night TO
ai'2, treasures to call u National Convention
:" IL Il" rt1I'z" Congress for such legislation
~ "!tt secure another Pacific railroad, and
u c""''d, r means for reduction Of The cost
o. Transportation from ocean TO ocean, and
No'A The -u.f 10 the lakes.
Resolutions were adopted that conven-
non hr held al 81. Louis on the 23i Novem-
Der th1i The chair appoint committee OF
E'''r", with power 10 appoint sub COLI
L-'..'c ~ carry the resolutions into effect.
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s..c New National Party.

i'.,roS. September lG.-The Massachu.
>"t,> 81" Central Committee Of the Ma
t"Ga. alon Party, 10 the IunIbcr of fifty,
E": 8; ttnIr rooms this afternoon. A letter
W. !,ld from Colonel 7. X. Stockdale, of
Mississippi Expressing cordial sympathy
Naa He tie" party movement and pledglng
hearty {, Operation; also "A long letter from
"'N"ia j. y. Early, Of Virginia, expressing
w zane >lM.ImCnt>.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10. 1S75.
ARRIVED.
Steamer George w. Elder. Read. New York mer-
chandiSc and passengers. CID Dominion Steamsh hip
Company.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. Z. Porter, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Wc:tover, Skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc anu passengers. 4. b. Tat m, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. X. ra1um, agent
Schooner Ocean Traveller, Adams, New York,
coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner ). Il. RathburD, Crowell, Providence
ria Us orne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE. September 15.-SchConers John Z.
Henry, Donneliy, and b. Bradley, McMonegaL
[By telegraph
NEW YORK, September 16.--Arrivfd: Abys inta:
Arrived out: Laurence Brown, ID. NJ. Dickle, and
Tranat.
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capture oil Que Of the Huntington, W..
Va, fa I7G- Robbers.

,. Ivy .''!LLk, Ky. September ia dis
- ~ |" the Louisville detectives reports the
= aud capture OF one of the men
a. t'''ra'iy robbed the Huntington, w.
c- .' Ia'h III broad Daylight Of 10000. The
Ir.nr A. "a' made at Pine HiIl, KY, by two
n,,,, US named Dilos during Tuesday
-.'y'.'' lba' The tour men who committed
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Ehe Weather.

>tEkRE GALE on THE GULF.
~" NHLgASS, September l6.-The gale
;;''>.Ht2y on the Gulf extended from Hey
"''' 10 ID" Rio Graude. The tide at Atcha-
I"."!' '4y Is reported as the highest it has
~ ~" 'v' eighteen Years. There has been no
r''o'arL communicable with Galveston to-
= IL" steamship ST. Mary, from Havana for
"''">'"n, put into the Northwest Pass,
4'''1t !o>. her smoke-stack and had her
"--I-.hyu.r Stove In.
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Hchsy MORN an E.nke Huron.

"h!E IT, September 16.-AdviceS from
+'' huron shore report n heavy gale all
49, "nd towards night it had increased in
"'r. he prospects are that whatever
r'',, ','rh place Of safety will have hard
"''h 10 weather the storm.
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Dy Telegraph.
H.ry1- WADE

| NEW YORK. September 6-Noon.-Stocks dull
and steady. Money, 2 God, l6&. Exchange.
steady States steady.
| Bre',ing.-Money freely offered at 24G3. Sier-
ling quiet at 40. Gold weaker at ll6SN1 16a;
Cove nments dull and steady. States quiet and
| nominal.
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@S.l0tf

4 FTON HOUSE, ALTON, VA.-Per-
IA sons leaving the springs who desire 10 stay In
the lnolr Sains through September W II lind plea
san, auartcls at the AFT ON HOUSE, Alton depot,
Chesapt: IKE and ONO railroad the proprietors
viii endcayur To make lle guests comfortable. For
further Information applyto
se7-2w D. Z, a0ODL0E 4 co.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,a
lFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875. {

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
tFFICE MASTER OF TRAINS. May 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
- 1.-CIAnLoTTsE EXPRESS: Wes'yard-Lesves
s:35 4. NJ; leaves Dundee q, liza r. NJ: leaves
Danvile at III ?. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 1858
e Nj lea y, az sss'lsogTy GIG arrive at
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND new OR.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
NJ: leaves Salisbury at s34 A. ~; leaves Green's
b0ro' al 1888 L. NJ; leaves Danyille at 1919 Z.
Mi leaysi a. pnee st lSo III Leaves BI IKE
f'i's ii. al W T. NJ arrives al Ai'nn' al ''4'
TRAIN No. s.--THRogcH MAn-NEw YORK
leaves Burkeviln at 4:52 p. NJ. leaves Dundee at
1898 P. NJ; leiye Danville al 1899 P. NJ:
leaves Greensboro al 2:45 A. NJ; leaves Salisbury
At 5:27 A. NJ. leaves r-I.ine JUNCTION Al 7:56
A. NJ: arrives AT Charlotteat S:22 A. Nj.
TRAIN No. 4.-THKauGH MAN, EASTWARD
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 p. NJ; leaves Salisbury
s:is a. III. leaves BurSeyiils at, 1855 A. NJ;
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNcHBUEG .ccoNMopArroN.
Wesrward-L.ave; RichmcTd at 1920 A. 81; ar.
rTes z RurkeTie Al 1915 p. ~; leaves B1rk9yile
~ Ice j NJ: arrives at Lynchburgat 4:2f T. ~
No tickets TO points beyond Burkeville VIII be sold
by this train.
TRAIN No. e.-BURKEvrLLE AccoMxopAr1es.
riyes at Richmond at s:O5 A.. b.
Train No. 2 connects ut Richmond with the
i
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Raleigh and G0ldsboro'.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
lice with train: on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Vir.
cinia Midland and Great southern railroad, to and
| from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
| road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
| points. -
| Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlantis and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road 10 and from Greenville, Atlanta Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
| eru points. Az
| Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Charlotte With
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad foi
| Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana al
Train Nc. 4 connects at Burkevie with the Al
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railrosd, from Lynch.
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern and sOltt western
| points, aud baggage checked through.
| Uubroken gauge from Richmond 10 Ne" orleans.
| Pullman sieepers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are gosd only for continuous pas
SAGE 10 the points named On the ticket NO lay
over checks will be given. n,v,
T. n. r. TALCOT?,
Engineer and superintendent
w. T. WEST, Master Of Trains. my 20
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Fixture. DC.

RosroS, September 16.-W. II. Healy d
Sons, leather dealers, have failed.
Lee & SHEPHERDS assets. independent OF
s:ereotvpic plate, are $4,000; liabilities,
SlSr 600
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OAKLAND, II ESRICo COUNTY.l
SpDtpmhpr Is. 1879.

OAKLAND, HESR1Co CoUNTY.l
September Is. 1875. 5
To Messrs. John d. Sheppdrd, William c. Ihlid-
JerrO, j. Solomon. G.. &. Carter, William H.
Dnuis, JOHN b. Blair, Peter RydU, DR.. John
Guerrdnt, and others:
Gentemen,-Your filttTring call. signed by many
OF the most influential citizens OF thu county. TO
announce my. elf Il candidate Tor the House Of De-
legates Of Virginia, Is before me, and after mature
consideration | have concluded 10 comply with
your rCquc.t; ana should 1t ne the pleasure Of my
fellow-citizens to eltct me- Can only promise to
discharge the duties of the office 10 the best OF my
ability.
Identified for thirty-sx years with the mercantile
community of the city of Richmond, and for twen-
ty-tlrte years connected with the farming interests
Of tine county. and during the last six solely
are.ident Of the county. rend'r me familiar, as
have reason to believe with your Interests, which
In my hands. trust. will not suffer. am there
fore subject 10 the will of the people.
Ever grateful for this high mark OF your esteem,
which l hope always 10 merit, l am, geatlemen,
your abedient servant,
sc 1861 WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A MOTHER CARGO SUPERB AN
n THRACITE COAL, making my supply large
ard complete, which; With The best KINDS ,zs Of
LUMP COKE. and my unrivacd WOOD for
cooking and kindliEg. IS offered very low at Ninth
AMI Cary streets and Basin bank.
Sc 1G j. B. WATKINS.
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DHILA A. RICH TEk
u MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-Sa&A&
a WFEK.-Untir further notice the steamers of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. and Delaware, for Proyi.
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant.
and bills OF lading sigrpc through.
". P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock stree'. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.,
NH 12 No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Engsnlitf.
GENERAL ITF Ms.

LONDON. September 1G.-The steamship
Neckar took .f2S. 900 in specie for New York.
John EntwiStlc. merchant, has failed. Lii
abilities. half million.
Thirtv-siX thousand additional cases Of
foo and mouth.diselse are reported during
the past week, and the disease is still spread
Ing.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE September 16.-Virgtnia 6's peelers,
40: cnnsos, G2. West virginia's. 8. North Caro-
lina 6's, old, 90; new, 10. Bid to-cay.
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The Earl of Huntington Is dead.
THE rArAL NrNCIo's CIRCULAR

THE FATAL NuNCIo's CIRCULAR.
LONDON. September 16.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Times summarizes the
circular of the Papal Nuncio to the bishops
a. follows: The Nuncio claims the fulhlmeDt
Of the Concordl'. which forbids the eXer-
else Of any nop-Catholic creed requires the
transfer Of the superintendent over educa.
ton TO the clergy, and pledges the cc02era-
ton Of the secular power in suppresslrg he.
retical teachings and literature. He says:
Gone of the causes of civil war is tue way
in which religious unity has been misunder.
stood by previous Governments. For these
reasons, and in view Of their consequences.
the Holy See believes itself strictly obliged
10 present these observations TO the Govern.
mert."
The TimeS's correspondent adds: "No
doubt the presentation Of this audac!ouS
claim at q time when liberal Catholic gov
errment has just been installed implies
threat that if the Government reject it the
blessing OF the Church will be detiultely
transferred to Don Carlos, and peace re-
tarded in every possible way
MADRID. September lG.-The circular of
the Papal Nurcio is commented on by all
the Spanish papers. Surprise Is expressed
that the circular was sent without the per-
mission Of the King.
The Ep0Cd asserts that another circular
equally important will be issued.
A cabinet council has been called eNclll-
siyely for the consideration of the Nunclo's
circular.
The COrreSpondcncid does not believe the
Spanish Cortes will meet this year.
Rome.
TaB VATICAN COUNCIL TO Be RE.AsSEMBLED.
ROME, September 1G.-The Pope recently
Informed Cardinal Borromo that the Vatican
Council would Reasonable in 1876 to COM
plete its work.
Turkey.
VIOLATION OF THE sERvIAS TREATIES, &C.
BELGRADE. September 1G.-The Turks have
again violated the Servian treaties.
Turkey is prosecuting the Christians in
Northern Bosnia Six Christians have been
mas>acred.
THE REPLY TO PRINCE MlLAN'S SPEECH.
KRAGrJAwATz, SERvIA, September &c.
The discussions in the committee OF the
Skup,ciina OF the address in reply to Prince
Milan's speech have commenced, and will
probably last Till Saturday. Forty-two dep
uties oppose the Government and favor war.
but majority appears secured Tor an adj
dress which proposes TO leave the question
10 the wisdom OF Prince Milan. The minis
try oppose war even if the committee report
in favor Of it.
South America.
COSCILIAToRY RELIGIOUS POLICY, &C.
PERxAaBUCo, September 1G.-lt is believed
an Imperial decree will be published on Fri.
day granting anltuticS to bishops and gov
errors of diocrSes. The Government has
determined 10 pursue conciliato:y policy
on the question Of religion.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has re-
piled to the note recently recciv, d from the
Buenos Ayres Government. He has accept
I'd the explanations concerning all differences
between the two countries, excepting Para
quay. and the boundary question, upon
which no decision bas been reached.