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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sTucK EXCHANGE.
THURsDAY, September %, 1873.

81,
sALRs.-a2.30O Richmond city IS sold ut 1917
800 Virginia consoIs, new. sold at 4eX; $500
Richmond city 6,s sold at 80; ii, 600 Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage bonds sold at
go; two shares OLD Dominion Insurance Comn,nv
stock sold mt Oh.
Goid..sAmertean gold. 11e bid.
esi af eansos new ps asS ha Xr
Gates Virginia tax receivable es co sgsin
City Observation-Disclosures city ga. 1864 bid,
I07a asked; klutlmond city 6's, 80 bio, 90 asked:
Petersburg city s7s, 75a bid: LynchIGrg city SIS,
SIS. s5 bid; Norfolk city e's: 73S Did Trederlcks.
rs. gold j. ~, bid, ii asked: Virginia Genital
Railroad third uortenge 6s j. & j., 80 bid: Vlr-
gipis and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's
funded S. j. j. 7sx Did; soathsde R RaiIroad
third mortgage preferred 6's, j. & j., IS asked:
RrRia mr. 5n a1s s
frst mortgage rs. J. & D.. l0l bid: Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad SECOND mortgage s's, A.
& o., 100 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad mortgage rs, J. & l., "a bid:
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 8's. y. 4 j., 80 bid: Orange aud AleNln-
bid; Orange snd Alexandria Railroad fourth mort.
gage 9s, u. Z s., So bid: Richmond and Dauvilie
Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. & n, 12a old, 73a
CanaL Bosds.-J.mes River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage IS. NJ. &c ~, 6Ok bid: James River
and Kanavha Canal second mortgage 8's, 81. & n.
S7k bid
RaiLrodd Socks.-Petersburg Railroad, 90 par.
bid: Richmond and Petersburg. Railroad 90
par, 20 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac Railroad common, 100 par, 65 bid; Rich
moud, En- dericksimrg and Potomac railroad per
cent. guaranteed, 100 par. So bid; Richmond,
Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid; Richmond and Dam
willie Railroad. 100 par, 9h asked Seahosrd and
Bank &ockS.-Natonal Fank Of Virginia. 90
par, 03 asked: Merchants National, 100 par, l 03
asked; State Bank of Virginia 90 par. % asked !;
Union Bank Of Richmond 80 par, 60 asked: Mer-
chants and Planters Savings, 25 nar, 23S asked !;
Cly savings. 25 par. "a asked Citizens, 60 par,
90 bid; Commerce. % par, 25 bid.
Insurance CUmpnnteS.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, 35 bid; Virginia state, as par. 25h
bid Mercha and Mechanics, 100 par, 97H bid,
100 asked; CITY, 100 Is,r. 80 ssktd Old Donin'
ion, 100 par, 81 bid; Granite, 100 asked.
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HE Po>TMAsTER-G GENERALS REPoRT.-
washington, September 22.-The balance
sheet OF The expenses of the Post.Oftice De-
partmcnt for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1910, has just been prepared for the Post.
mastcr-Gen"ra's annual report, and shows
that although there was large increase in
The service, both in the extension Of mail
routes and great increase in mail matter
transported, there Was decrease in the eX
pciisrs OF the Department from those OF the
previous year OF S4S SG6. Since the organ
!zalion OF the Department the expenses have
constantly increased from year to year, with
= single other exception, one year during
administration OF Amos Kendall making
tbls The second instance siuce its formation
IN which the expenses OF this Department
nave decreased from those of the previous
year. This result has been accomplished by
lhe correction Of various abuses, chiefly the
crushing out Of straw bidders and the let
ing OF the mail routes 10 the States west OF
the Mississippi river ut greatly reduced rates,
The gains being mostly IN those States.- Cor.
reSpondence Baltimore american.
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SECRETARY ROBSON SAVES THE LIFE OF MRS,
GENEEAL EMONY.-Th" Long Branch cor
respondent OF the New York Commercial, in
letter dated the 20 h instant, says:
BY the way, bad almost forgotten to
mention The narrow escape Of Mrs. General
Emory and the bravery of Secretary Robe
son. Mrs.. Emory is visiting the Secretary
a his cottagc on Monmouth beach. Ye>tcr.
day morning, soon after it ceased raining,
Mrs. Emory, viii SOM other ladies Of the
household, went ont on the beach 10 view
The Wild grandeur Of the curvipg surf, she
being III adEaDce ofthe party. A ueacherous
wave rolled high up OIL the land, sweeping
Mr.. Emory Ut her feet and rolling her over
in In" surging currcD'. Secretary Robson,
seeing her peril AS she WAS going out with
The rccrdiD" wave. plunged in, and seizing
her carried her ashore. She was conveyed
to The Secretary's cottage, we'll drenched and
considerably frightened, where she soon
recovered her compcsure, and shortly after
seemed 10 be much improved by the incl
dent and the ducking. 1t was noble and a
gallant act OF the bead of the navy"
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Brutal Outrage and Murder I'm Ohio.

BELLrFoNrAISE, ONO, September %
Yesterday Miss L1ughlin. aged sixteen, &C.
companied q man named Schell and his wife
on an excursion TO the reservoir, several
miles distant. Mrs. Schell. being tatigued.
was left with the team. and SchelI, with the
Young lady, started after wild plums. Schell
returned without Miss L1ughlin. and report
ed she had Strayed from him, and he could
not find her.
An alarm was given and search made,
resulting in the finding Of the body of the
young lady, nearly nude, with her threat cut
from ear to ear, the grass showing that
desperate struggle had occurred. sehell was
arrested, and bloody knife found in his
pocket. He is now under arrest, with a
heavy guard to protect him from the excited
peODe
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sr-nnrN DrArH-We regret to record

SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to record the
death OF Rev. Isaac V. Scott, member of
the last graduating class OF Union Tbeolog-
cal Seminary. MIR. Scott was licentiate OF
the Roanoke Presbytery, and for some time
bias been preaching 10 Petersburg. He had
been suffering from fever, but was on his
way to Buffalo Springs. When at the house
of bis brother {Tbomas w. Sco,U,at brakes
branch, be was taken worse, and died on
Monday evening. He was young man OF
much promise. and his early and sudden
death will he greatly regretted Charlotte
(Va.) Gazette.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE PRINCE OF wALES's TRIP TO INDIA.
LONDON, September 25. Thousands Wis.,
tied the Scraps to-day. The baggage OF the
Prince of Wales and that of bis suite, to-
gether with plate and presents, has been en-
barked. The vessel makes a SiX-hour trial
trim tomorrow, and sails Saturday for Brin-
dist, Italy, where the Prince embarks.
CHARGES AGAINST THE MINISTER OF HONDURAS.
LONDON, September 23.-The Times in
leading article commenting on the detailed
report Of the special committee Of the House
on Foreign Loans says: /" If these allega-
tiops clnnot be refuted, Don.Gulierrez. Min.
lister of Honduras, must be held guilty OF
having conspred with Mr.. E,Ievre and
others 10 defraud the British public. There
clsnnt be any question that the Government
il bound to refuse him any further recognl-
tiop, His historical account furnishes no
satisfactory answer TO these charges. The
time has arrived when he must be more cN-
pict.
THE REPLY TO PRINCE HILAS'S ADDRESS PUB.
LISHED.
BELGRADE, September 23.-The reply OF
the Skuptchipa TO Prince Milan has been
published All the means necessary to pro-
tect the liberty Of the people and secure the
country will be placed at Prince Nilan's dis
posal.
Referring to the Instruction in Bosnia
and Herzegovina, the address says:
perpetual suffering has compelled our
brethren to take up arms. Our hearts bleed
for them. We will give your HighneSS every
means to enable you 10 assist in restoring
peace to Bosnia and herzegovina, and We
confde in your wisdom for the accomplish
nent of this noble mission"
The Servian minister of war has ordered
five batteries of artillery and four battalions
of infantry to proceed TO the Bosnian frontier.
Turkish troops are stationed on the side OF
the line.
Colombia.
TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.
new YORK, September PA private tel
egram announces .hata treaty Of peace be-
tween the Republic Of Colombia and the re-
bellous coast States has been signed.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September %. Drake Il Por-
ter, large grain.eXporters; ca A. 5. Sehuy-
Ter, wholesale grocers; aud the Peeksklll
Mining and Iron Company have failed.
Coal has been advanced ten cents. The
Delaware aud Hudson and the Delaware
and Lackawana companies have agreed to
suspend shipments to competitive points Tor
two weeks, combining business to the west
ern and local trade.
The house OF James h. Rufan, With bis
aged mother, on Staten Island, has been
burned.
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WIIDDS \ g. Scntemhar % 1SI


Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock q
light occurred here between q white bar
keeper and negro msn In bis employ, re-
sul!IDg in the death OF the negro. 1t seems
that after some qlarrelling they came TO
blows, when the negro caught up large
IRON pot and broke 1t into pieces over the head
OF the bar.keeper, telling him TO the floor.
At this time several white men arrived and
engaged in the tight. The negro escaped from
The house and made bis way TO the Roanoke
river, about three hundred yards distant. In
attempting TO cross the river be was
Drowned. Both parties are said to have
DEN drunk.
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6se0rgiR State Fair.

MACON, September 2a.-The Georgia State
Fair opens here on the 18th of October. ana
continues for o week. Many distinguished
visitors will be present-among them Senator
Thurman, Hon. q. e. Pendleton. hon.
Messrs. Hendricks aud VOORHEES, OF Indiana.
Bayard of Delaware, Kelly of Pennsy! lVania,
Fernando Wood Of New York, Poland OF
Vermont, Chrissiancy and Willard OF Mlchi-
gan, and others. Several OF these gentlemen
will deliver addresses.
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MARINE rnTELLrsErcr

sun rises. moor rises. y on
san .... 9.o9i Iiteh tide. ......l2.O3
PORT OF RICHMos o, sEprK,1BER IS. 1875.
| ARRIVED.
Steamer wyanoke. Couch. New York. mel rnan-
disc and passengers, CIV ..Ares & Co. '.-'
Steamer Alliance, Carr. PhHadelphia, meryt,an.
disc onu passengers, W. r. Piyrer. agent. a
Schooner L. Z ID. Fisk, Bakey, Boston. ice. A. 6.
Babcpck. =,
scbooner Matte Lowry, Spear, Windsor, Il. s.,
|. Schooner 5. ". Townsend, Tospneend, Boston,
phosphate. Allison l. Addison.
Brig Flora, Hansap, New York. In ballast, 10 load
Schooner w. }. McNaughton, Bugua, Phadt J.
pha, coal.
Schooner Morning Light.
SAILED.
Steampr WcstoVsr, Skinner. baltimore, merchan-
dise anu passengers, L. b. Tatum. agent
Steaiuer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and PASSENGERS, L. Il. Tatum, agent
schooner d. j. phnro, Soper. New York. camel
schocner G.ofse Twloin. Miller. Norfolk, coal,
{ urr1s & Parker. :
>cnooaer ). +. Kelsey, steelman, Yonkers, N. T.,
Schooner ka:e & Luelln Ropsill. Stanford, Ct,
bark A. 3. Goodman; vessel. Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
The schooner A; +: Cramnsr. Bragg, was loading
40 New York on wednesday for hichmond. Va.
lBy telegraph
STEAMER DISABLED.
WASHINGTON September 23.-Thc steamer Re-
hecca Clyde Is at Haiteras iniet disabled, having
damagsa her engine off Batteras light
NOTICE TO MARINERS
! WASHINGTON, September 23.-The wreck Of the
T he present bearing Is Cape Henry lighthouse. w.
by n N, diStinL twelve and half miles; the
Windmill at Sand Town, W. by n. ~. distant six
cono-class nun buoy or. en-, with the word wEeck,
SIX. inch whie letters. has been placed thirty feet
off her stern in six and half fathoms of water.
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Weather Report,

WAsuINGrox Sepemb4 23.-For New
England, the Middle States, and the Lower
Lake region, clear, or fair, and slightly
warmer weather, with southeast and south
west winds, and continued high barometer.
probably falling during Friday.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, and stationary or slight rise
in temperature, With easterly to southerly
winds, and continued high barometer, fol-
lowed by slowy-faIing barometer during
Friday.
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RICHMOND MARKETS,
Country Produce.


Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng S5@90c.; seneca, without top
100000.
Sses1ar: soc. y n.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. % 925c- fair
TO good, l5G20r. common. SG12c.
Corn MenL: $4,000. u hushel.
Eocs: In barrels, ls@19c q dozen; in crates
-Four: Virginia country Is quoted to-day: Fine.
81 5@t5: superhne. GO: extra, $3.50; family
1878; family. 'ancr, $3.50. .oa-o
Il F7a.rseed: s1.4o@s1.5o y bushel.
Hav: Virginia timothy, 90c.131.15; clover,
0Ms: Baled, 7OGSOc
Potatoes: irish. 5OG6Oc. q bushel.
Lard Country. IA:
Rve: $4,000. ~ ouJhe,.
sun,ac: 75r.@s1 IS. according to quality.
B1itd Strnn :: 5u@6Uc.
TuIol1: 74Sc. "a q.
Wool: Washed, 80 GA o.; unwashed, 25G3Oc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Rosendale, ~ y BARREL James River,
lime lime: AGRICULTURAL. 1oc y odshel Virginia,
Indian Rock. $l.201f1. 80: RiVertor, $l.20
@Sl.3O I; Roekland, xl.30Nk1.50.
PuSter: Lump, s4.75@S5: ground $40, de-
lvered calcined plaster, $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Broom Sheetfnos and ShtrtinoS: A Manehes-
ter, &c. Z Manchester. 7c-: Manchester SIC;
"a james RIVER, ne; 4 James River, 6ac;; =
James River. SIC: a GraaIteville, &C.; Gran
nt sy1Ils IA "a R9'T cenesioss 81 &c.,
p oerilI Soc. Io-4 city, soc Cot,on-yaFns, 1928
ia. &c.: IA Masonyiiie. isXe.: a Rockdale.
Ike. "A Home. 12hc.; "A ONEIDA, l2hc.; A
AyonaIe, &C.. a Social &C.; ~ Anosksa e.
seGbor 1sii Exc; io-4 Wsthsm, s5c.; I6-4
sroson Driss: Petersburg, sXc. Graniteville,
Corset Jeans: Pavonia &C.. ]; Amoskeag, ] ohc. !;
Deaiase Harlem, 121c. Boston steam Mills,
P1tnts American, sHs: Aliens &C.; R Rsh:
Washington, Shc.: Hamilton, Shc-: Merrlmack,
shc. |: Mallory. &C.: Oriental. Pacific, &c.; Ar.
mold, &c.; AmosKeag. 6ac.: Wansutta, &c.
CamtT1cs: Rice. 7c.; English, exc
Drugs, Dyestuifs, Oils, &c.
1ieoiol: s2.75 a gallon.
Cono.ntrated Lye: S4.7o y case Of four dozen
Cochineai: 9Oc. q n.
t E5trast 4 4 aL .1SgIs1.i5 5e''
0iLs: Linseed. Use. machine. sl@s1 .75;
Sperm. 2.25: whale &c; straits 6o@7Uc.; Lab
radorcod OIL soGsSc lard: !s i g sMes
Virginia lubricating, 25@6Oc.; kerosene loo.
y galion.
Soda: SAL SAL sassc.. in kegs; English coda, &C.;
American, 4hc.
Spirits Turpsntins: 3S04Sc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
CANDY. lac. u b.
Lemons: 6l2.5O@s13 q boz.
Oranges: $3.50 u boa
Groceries. kcs
Bacon Shoulders. 10hc.: clear rio,slaes, !4hc.
r,bbeo l4e.: VirR1nia noR-round. l4tsc.: sneln!a
iiams, I50l 7c.: sugar-cured, unCanvase'!: 1o1c'i
niain hams, l5c.: canyaseu hams, 1bHDl DC.
B,Ickers: PAINTED, TWO hoops, 22oGS2'oo'o Fae
Sroonls: Two str1nss, $3.50; thise strin s
s4rGiA. 25 four strings, email: A4.ouigSa.'o'
,sonsr Rio-Cnmraon. 21f122c.: tntr, 2a5fN
2sc.: aooa, to prime, 23hg24c-; Laanayra. soA
YS,osdiss. Auamsnt,ne candles. 174a1 &C.; Y set,
1SGi Sc. : half-boxes. l4he. Iallow, &c.
Cheese: Prime cutting. 3Sc.: horeSrIn n noe
western prla,e catnng, 12c.; common, o@1o~'
English aaIrY, 1S@20c.; ptueappses aos'
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WASHINGTON, September 23.-Mr. Delano
has gone to Ohio.
Attorney General Pierrepont has gone to
New York.
Persons having documentary stamps of
denomination greater than two cents are re-.
minded that under an en- tment of the last
Congress the same cannot be redeemed un'
less presented TO the Commissioner Of Inter.
nal Revenue for that purpose prior to the lst
DrOXimo.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1875.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-W White, 1910 bushels. Red, 1884
bushels.
CORN White $50 bushels. Yelio,o, 70 bushels
OATS.-450 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-H White, 81 bushels at S1.42; 95 bush
els good at $l.35; IL bushels common al III 30:
316 bushels fair at 1925: SO bushels at IL 80 {;
1872 bushels Very good ut 81 40; 3S bushels good
at Sl.32-total, 744 bushels Ret, 9l6 bushels
good at S1.35; 500 bushels common at $l.a0;
SO bushels fair ut 81 20; 456 hus hes very good at
IL 81; $40 bushels very good on private tel ms;
bushels at II 80; 102 bushels good at s1.32-tota,
2,4O2 bushels
CORN White, 1853 bushels very good at S5c.;
276 bushels on Irivac terms: 6 bushels at S3c.-
total. 400 bushels. IsiiOlo, 20 bushels very GOOD
at SIC.
OATs.-50 bushels common string at 40c.; so
bushels good spring al 45c.-tota 100 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT White. 254 bushels. Red, 1913 bushels.
m
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. September 23-Noon-Siocks active
and unsettled. Money, 2. Cod, ll655. Exchange
Lo3g, 4SOh; short, 4s4k. Governments active
ami steady states steady and nominal.
Erening.-boney easy at 1n@2. Sterling dull
at 4SO. cold quiet at l 16H. Governments dull aud
steady. states quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September % Virginia 6's. peelers,
40: consols, 63A. West Virginia's 9. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, 20; new, 10; special tax, 2. Biz.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n n. WALKER u CO., GENERAL IN-,
1Js SURANCE AG EETs. 1914 MAIE STRx11s
RICHMOND, VA. representing the .s&ts
NORTH BRITISH AND MEkCAEEHE dNs
STRANGE COMPANY, Of London and Edtr~
burgh .England-capitaI, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Ctnet1r
aa:i, Ohio-asseta ever 4I.o00,0O0;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COkFAs
NY, OF New YorB-assets over $5OC,0o0:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND RANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-aSsets over
a500,000;
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, q
BROOKLYN. n. Y.-assets over 100000.
PHEEiX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
lyn: y; Y..asse.s over s sH;oo9; 900. coxr.Ny %
Porismouth Va.--assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF yifAnia, SioSff
GEO. Losses equi.ably ADJUSTED ana psomguy pstc
ut this agency. Applications sodic,teos Rno lNm~
date attention g!veu fkerefo s.zs.z " 40
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, September 3D. Christian Pass
ia swept. A reyeDue-cutter at Velasco was
cspsized and carried out to sea.
A schooner with supplies for 1ndianolA
sailed to-day. More will 60 by steamer to-
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shos. Chloroformed, and Robbed.

NkwBURYpokT, MASS, September 23.-
DR.. Norton tdensisD was called out last night
10 see patient, and was shot, chlorotormed,
and robbed Of Sl60 and h,s watch. The
chances for bis recovery are favorable.
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g CANTON INSIDE L1NE."stsHll

" eAzsasesenoaeD
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEH
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
PRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splcndid Iron
steamers OF this line Will leave RiGhmon1 TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. at corner OF
Twentysecond and Rock streets making Close con-
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhiIadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
An freight by this line covered by Gre and marine
insurance free Of cost No dockage charged Of
Richmond Rates as low as any other line; n, = hk
is the quickest. line between Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. =,
=. Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Pbiladal-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phtiades-
Fre,obts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For farther information apply 10
A0 H. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
u.s. WILSON, General Freight Agent.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore haiiroaa
Phila6plpbta- ..-a.v-.- I'd .
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The collecorship OF customs at Chicago
Las been rendered to J. Russell Jones.
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EOR BALTIMORE. S4E1AsI
It TRI.WEEKLY. =
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LIZZIE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND All

- BALTIMORE .,g
NO DOCKA9E CHAE6KO.
Tha new and fast ireXA steamers SHIRLEY an0
MISSIONER, OF this hne, Leave thefr new pier, 10
the DoeK. fsot Of Twenrv-eeeond Ssrssst ever
a,c,ock. aud skTURDkY AFTERNOON II q
o'clock for baltimore making close connections 81
Iocust r ONT with RLlinore and OHIO rsiIcaa ioi
Central railroad tor northern eiiies and Csnaaa.,
Through bills 9, gned TO Baltimore snd ~ p2thhs
yes AID rates guaranteed IS low ~ w NY oaae
line, apply ~ 4. =. TArUaa::, 49, and
o1ices, Twanty-seooaa add Dock and Sissc a. an'
Main EtyeesA 49,
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DEMOVAL! REMOVAL.
TOILET ARTICLES.


DOR THE LADiES.-Lubin's PESrA.
4 CH1O-NUT SKIN and COMPLEXION POW-
DER,
Lubns VIOLET POWDER,
Saunders'S FACE POWDER,
Colgdte's CASHMERE BOUQUET POWDER,
Dorin'S BLANC DE PERLE,
Dorins ROUGE DE THEATRE,
Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM,
Laird's BLOOM OF YOUTH,
Large ERESCu-PLATE HAND MIRRORS,
Superior BUFFALO COMBS large and srrppgS
Superior ENGLISH Too, II-RRUSIIES,
A line assortment OF HAtR-BRUSHES,
Handsome CUT-GLASS PUSGENTS,
PowDEE-pUFFS and Box ES, -----~---...
Elegant FRENCH and ENGLISH SOAPS,
ToOTH.POwDERSi In great variety,
TooTH-WASHES {all the latest.
HASDKERCHlEF EXTRACTS q large assort-
ment,
CoLoGNES the most popuiar),
Fine SPONGES aud PONCE. BAGS,
TURKISH TOWELS. for he butb.
Our stock Of FANCY ARTICLES Is as complete
AND wtl-s+lected as can be found south OF New
York, and we solicit call.
POLK MILLER 4 CO., Apothecaries.
Sc 14.3m corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ..>fFrA
W COMPANY. saaxkF
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one OF their splendid
stealEers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
SELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE W. ELDER
avery TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY sf
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1
pressy for this route.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed
GoOd5 shipped by this line are landed regularly
Ut New York on the CoRpany's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. ..-
FreigN received until p. NJ daily.
FOR further inrormauen, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my19 office Conpanv's wharves. Roczetta
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LYNCIiBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2l.-Markct more active this week
md prices rather higher for all grades. Receipts
consist mostly OF piimings.
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Shfptuf: 55c. n hnshe!.
Bro11nst,Lf: 30n35c. az bushe
Shorts: 25m30c. u bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. a bushel.
Corn Bran: 1S@20c. "a busheL
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THE REPLY TO PRINCE HILAS's ADDRESS PUB.
LISHED.
Colombia.

TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.
New YORK, September Pa private tel
errsm announces hat a treaty Of peace be-
tween the Republic Of Colombia and the re-
bellous coast States has been signed.