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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
By Whitehead. Dickinson 6 Co.,


FIRST FALL TRAD E-SALE OF
L CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT AUG:
TrOS.-On FRIDAY, 18Th Instant COMMENCING. u, "a az
ulr-past 10 O'CLOCK ~. VIE VII sc atour s'0r",
1919 aan rect, without limit or reserve; In lois
to suit the trade twenty-five craft GRoGhfEE :,
cmbracIng a large assortment Of IELLgM ana
RUCkINGHaM WARE WHIT e u "a n anu
c. {. WARE, GLASSWARE, &C, &C.. consisting
CUPS and SaUCERS BOWLS. ~
DISHES, PLAT S, Cha MB.KS. MUGS,
BASINS and EWt RS, SPil T.Ohs,
BAEIEs, MILk-PANs. &c &C:
GUBLE1S. IT HBLERS, Dishes,
TEA SETS, RrWLS. .... .r,
LAMP-CHlMNETS, &C.
The attention of grocers and the trade gen rally
Is most respectfully ash cd 10 This sale, as " con-
pr;sts the largest, and without lDt tne hiosL Haie.
anil. ,tocI OF STAPLE GOODS that hns yer been
offered ut public auction in this city, ana seeG.Su
especially 10 suit The re all grocery trade. lhe
wi,ule 10 be sold without limit or reserve.
WHITEHALL, DICk1S-oS & CO,
oc1o buctioncerS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
BY Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and AuctioIeers.
No. 1901 Msin street.

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
w TON, on the premises OIL THU HSDAY the
2Stb October. 1873. AT II O'Clock ~. the LARG
FUUh STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE situated
on the corner Of Dock and Nircu en'h streets cN-
tending through from Dock TO Cary. ard fronfing
cn Dock, Cary, and Nlleteenth streets. This house
IS now occuped-one apartment by MIR. W: =.
Thomas the other by Mr.. II. MeiZger-is built in
the most substantial mJnner. is In tirst-rate repair
and T. one OF The most valuable properties OF the
kind in The city.
EHMS: To be made known or the day of sale.
WILLIAMS < GIBSON,
So % Auctionecrs.
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Nv i. T.. ANDERSON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF COT.
Il TAGE FARM ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
THE ClrY.-As trustees In certain deed daied
9Th hey, 1872, recorded in Henrico County Cour,
In -. b. 81. page l6n, 10 secure the obligations
theI'in named. we shall being thereto required by
the benz ciary. sell at sucon on the prciniscs on
WEI .Nr.obA Y. October 20, 1878. 4, o'clock =
creek. and adjoining tie Blakey's Mn" pro-
Derty, cont.it Ing about TEN ACRES, with the cot
tage If seven rooms Kitchen, &c. A dc liable
place for dairy or trucking.
TERMS: Que fourth cash (hough he terms ~
the d-en require more); balance payable 9th May,
1876. 1877. and SIS, for negotiable notes, inter-
est added, secured by 8 trnst-ueed.
a.a. A. x APPFRSOS, 49, #
JAMES Ii. DO0LEY,
-arast. .#.6<. . .@t t"a Trustees.
Il IL ppEnS0N Ancfinrner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
By Bob"It Is. Lyme,
Successor 10 Lyme & BrO.her.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 1912 Main Sirpnt

MISERABLE AND WELLARRANGED
IL TWO-STORY FRAME DWEI LING. VIII
FINE, LARGE LOT AND GOOD XII CHEN AT.
TACHEU, SITUATED ON EAST SIDE OF
JACnSOH STREETS. WHICH Is NOW BEING
GREATLY IMPROVED BY request OF owner
shall sell, upon the premises, on THURSDAY next
The 18th Of October, 1873 al ~ O'Clock p. NJ tina,
desirable and convenient house, containing seven
rooms. No. 637 north Fifth street. Ii has gas and
water thu ri emses. with steam-Xtures for heat
Ing The house. The lot has u front Of 80 by 1877
feet and Is now coupled by good tenant al fair
rent.
IkRMs: VIII be very liberal, and given At sale.
ROBERT u. LYME,
&C IL AucllOuepr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
ByP. 6. Seabury. Auctionetr,
No. go Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
- dulv RECORDED. from james NJ. Overton ard
WIFE. daied ~ h day If March. 1870, tor certain
purposes Tn rein SGT forth. will oce 10 sell ut
pu lie auction, on 7 Ii CRsDAf the 21St day or &C.
Seaburv aucii n er. 62 sycamore street, Peters.
burg, Va, TWOVaLUABL+ TRACTS Of LAND
conveyed in said deed. situated u Chesterfield
county. containing $50 ACRES Jointly. aud adtcin-
ing The Iand; OF James X Gates, John X. Liyelv's
estate. George Banham. q. g. Moore, William
III ,pkeuship. and others. Part of this land Is In
cultivation and the remainder in wood.
TERMS Cab f,r expense Of sale aud ts satisfy
three wears for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained ill paid for.
GO % On % Oc7,14,21
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
BY Grubbs & Williams,
AuctioneerS and Real Estate Age nts,
Eleventh street b,tween Main and Bank.

Eleventh street b-tween Main and Bank.
TOR SALE. THE WE'LL KNOWN,
T. MAGNIFICENT EST TT, UPPER BRAN.
DO - ON JANIS RIVER, MIDWAY BIZ
TWEEN r CHMO~D AND NORFOLk.-Ihis
properly will be offered at public auction, la ne
City Of Richmond. at the office Of Grubbs y VII.
liz ms. aucIoneers, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th or
October, at1l oclc OK A. M.-the second day o. the
Virginia State Fair. 1t comprises about 2 9Cu
ACRES, divided 10 two farms leach having
500 acres arabic land, viii. fr;l-c as improve.
merts): about 500 acres marsh meadow very
vajuab,e for hogs: 500 acres woodland, c,nve-
nl,ntly disposed These farms will be offered sepa-
raiely. or may be suG-1ivlded, as may seem eN-
Circulars more fully describing tb" prnnhlty may
had of the auc:ionecrs, at whose ONCE may oe
seen Il map If the same.
Persons wishing TO purchase are invited to visit
the premis~s. wisre the Undersigned will take plea
sure In shoS wing the property.
.RANDOLPH HARRISON.
GEORGE BYRD AeRISON,
C. SHIRLEY HARRISON,
x-cutois and Commissioners.
CRUBBS & WILL JAMS, AucioneerS.
60 | 5-eodtt Del 2&tdtd
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,l,EN SHARES OF PREFERRED STOCK
/ OF THE RICHMOND FEMALE iSsII,
lite FOR SALE At AUCTIDN.-Will be SOLD
AZ auction, al the Stock Exchange, at Bank OF CON-
M rce on THURSDAY. I4th instant, at ~ O'Clock
+ NJ TEN SHARPS Of the above stock, win IN
terest from lst ugust last 1t belongs 10 IN estate,
A,~ 40. '' II. u. MARRY & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
BY W.-Goddin,
BY W.-Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
CORNER nj Eleventh and Bauk streets.

TERUS. EE'S SALE OF HALF-ACRE
LOT No. 255 IN DUVAL'S ADDITION,
NEAR TO HAM CENETEkY.-as trustee In IL
certain deed of trust from Samuel Lauterback
date the s or January. 1875. shall sell 81 auc.
I ion, On the pr, misses, on : Al URDAI the 9Th of
October, SIS at A. o'clock =. ~. that handsome
hat-acrc lot No. 255, located rs above, adjoining
the residence ~ Dir. William " Tyler. 10 be ui-
.ilrd INFO five lois OF 80 feet each, running back
1872 feet.
TFEAs: AT sale. W. GODDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
BY Francis 7. isbell,

BY Francis T. isbeil,
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS-STAND. No. 2
~ WEST EtOAD STREET, BlTN ZEN
FIRST STREET AND BROOK ANENUF, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION-Dn MONDAY the 18TH
day of l ctohor 1875, will sell upon the prem
Uses, ut Az O'Clock z. NJ, that ola and desirable
BUSINESS. STAND with we'll arranged family
apartments above-ki.cht n; bathroom: and con-
nec,rn with city culvert-Iocated as above stated.
These premises are In good order and the store Is
well arranged aud shcIved for tirygoudS- cloth
lug. or shoe store anuils coniguy 30 the juncure
OF Brook avenue aud broad street, alOpg which
Their. is a large country well city travel, rem
ders this location most desirable as Il buSiness-siand
of any description. The lot has good front on
l;road street. and runs back 10 wide paved alley. I
The above proper may be pu chased privately
he ore the day OF sane.
TERMS: One third cash. residue ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes with interest added,
and Secur, d by deed oil rust
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
or 10 kuc!iUnter.
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BY q. +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1lO5 Bank street.


DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il IN. THE CITY OF kICIlM0Nn, THAT AZ
LARGE AND WELL-kNUWN ESTATE ON
JANIS RIVER (OPPt SITE THE BRaNDON>)
CALLED wilson's LANnl\G.-I will , fer
this VALUABLE PROPERLY for safe at publc
auc ion. in the city of Richmond on the 9TH Of
OCTOBER. second day Of the Fni.. THE hour and
place of sale will he made known hereafcr,l con-
tanning 500 ACR he OF LAM, fronting one N e
on the river and extending one and half mlrs
back To main road 10 Richmond. About 40
acres are cleared. and having been twice lined
are susct pIible Of HE highest STATE OF imprnve
mcut. Only Il small pOrtcn under fence and IN
cul:lYa' lon. Tn. balance Of abont 400 acres in
woods Inprovrm, hts consist In SMALL
FRAMED DWELLING and usual out houses; II
LARGE NEW FRAMrD 81 >BLt. There are
also on the prrmisc;a l. ARG FHAMED STORE
HOUSE and WHARF in successful operation.
commanding an income OF at last $1,000 per
year. POs.oTicc III tie store. The view, location,
and fact tiles for shipping Cannot be surpassed by
anv place on james river.
TERMS: One-fourlh OF the purcha>e.money in
cash balance in one. twn, ana three years. ncgo-
liable notes, Interest added and tile retained until
the whole Of the purchaser oney is paid.
GhURGE h. CRAWFORD,
&C 4-eodt22 Dc,tdtd Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
BY j. l.. ApperSOn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1O1G Main street.

GEYEN FRAMED TENEMENTS FOR
~ SALE AT AUcTiON.-Wi rr sold on The
premises. on SATI RDAY, October l 6. at o'clock
L. NJ, SEVEN FRAMED TEN t.MhNTS, on the
east side of Fourteenth street near Mayo'S bridge,
to be removed In twenty days. \ rSt-rate chance
for those who want TO build cheap houses.
TERMS: AT sale. j. l.. APPrRSON,
oc IL Real state AL ctioucer.
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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
n CARPETS, RUGS, and MATS; OILCl 9TH,
LACES, and DAMASK CURTAINS: CORNlCE,
SHADES, HOLLANDS Of all grades; nRuGGETs
fine assorlment of PAPER-HASGih6S All
orders promptly attended 10 in town or country.
PHILLIPS Il JENSIHGS,Eo. 22. corner Franklin
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ASSURANCE C0Ni'ASytS

n N. WALKER & CO., GEf ERAL N
L. SERANCE AGENTS, 1879 MAIN .-pr.
RICHMOs2o, VA. Representing In "A<7,
NORTH BRITISH AND NEkCASTILg ~
SURAECE COMPANY, II Lor5on and = ~ '
burgh .Engla: i--csrttaI. 81 1000, GOO goIt -a'
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF ci-,,-
natl .Ohio-nssets ever tl.g00.OOD: Lily
NAEBATTAN FIRE ISSURI SCv COMP,
NY. Of Now Yorh-assets over $500. O0C. fA'
LYNCpHURG INSURANCE AND FASgrse
COMPANY. Of Lynchburg, va.-asse,s 20 70
sTLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
BROOKLYN, y. Y.--sss..'s over 100000. "
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF R,,oA
lyn. ". Y.-sssets over ~ 100000 ''"
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY r..
Portsmouth. Va.-ass"ts over 100000. >"
Deposited Will the Treasurer OF yirraia, al,e
600. Losses eaui!s ~ adjusted and prom s!y M
At this agency. Applica .lcns Eoiic,tc ard i,.nS
HATE attention 1'vsu fFa~Grn ~ 10
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OFFICE OF CLErK or House or D.Lyc,1ysl
AND KEEPER OF The ROLLS or EI.GtNIt
RICHMOND, July 2S, 1851
T,HE FOLLOW ING PROPOSED
i AMFNUMt MIS- to :he CONSTITUTION or
VIRGINIA are pu0Ii.hed In accordance with law
j BELL Bigger
Clerk of IIcus" Of Delegaes and Keeper of ,ha
kollS If virginia. s
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AE.oyer's Fancy.

In Springfield there is d store that makes n
practice Of having a sort Of bulletin hung
out with funny cartoon. On Monday there
was a picture, full length, of Ti!ton, and easily
recognized, and over it, "Tb's man mao
suit that cos: him $4,000. and lasted Nun
ONLY six months. We will sell ono Tor S..oo
that will last twelve months" DIR. Iilton
saw 1t, and had hearty laugh as be stopped
and read it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1l13 Maiu street.

TRUSTEES AND ASST 7NEE'S SALE
i OF VALUABLE STORES, DWELLINGS
ANDNA' 'ANTLOTS, on STATE STREET AMI
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, IN THE TOW
Of fulton. ADJOINING RICHMOND ON
THE EAST, BY AUCT1ON.-The Undersigned 5
Is. Witt, as assignee OF q. w. NORRIS bankrupt
and the under signed. j. 4 Richardson. trustee in
deed from the said q. W. M0rrlsS and wife. bearing
date the 9th day OF Nov, ubsr, 1874, Gully record
ed in the clerks office of the Cbaucery Court Of The
city Of Richmond. TO secure The payment OF Ger.
taia negotiable note therein mentioned, will sell by
auction, on tie DremiSts. on " EDh ESDA Y. ! 9th
instant, 1878, IT O'Clock p. ~. tie REAL rs
TATE described III said deed. consisting of
\ LOF OF LAND 80 hy Ito ftCl OH the south
side Of State stree al It's Intersection with Williams
burg avenue, with in attractive two-siory FRA VI +.
STORE and DWELLING. in which The said Nor
riss lives and Is doing business.
vacant Lon OF LAND, sc by lie feet, aGjoin-
ing the above.
ALOT OF LAM, 80 byllO feet adjoining the
above. with u NEAT TWO-STORi FRAME
DWELLING. containing five rooms; kitchen, &C.,
thereon. -'-'@ 90 o. --' '
A LOT OF LAND. 80 by ITO feet, adjoining the
above. with NEW TMU-STURr FRAME
DWELLING, containing four rooms: kitchen, &C.,
thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash To tlefrav the EXPENSES
Of sale aud 10 pay off negotiable note for ST. 100;
the balance In SIX and Twelve months, negotiable
notes 10 he given the deferred payments, Intel
est added, Unsecured by u Deed Of trust.
.~ 5. B. WITT, Assignee:
j. A. HI HAkDScN, Trustee.
RICHARDSON 4 Co.. Aucioneers. oc2
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nELARuE'S NEW DINING
~ SALOON, No. IL FOURTEENTH ASH "a
STREET. Recently fitted up and fur $S&H#
nlsled In the best manner. III The sub. W&V
si1piials and delcaces OF the season furnished q,
all hours. OYSTERS aud GAME q SPECIALITY
poli'e attention and satisfaction guaranteed TO all
Dinnsr served from ] TIL 8, So 24.lm
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and DaEk.


r ARGE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
IL CORNER OF MARSHALL AND SECOND
STREETS: COSTAIN!>G NINE LARGE AND
TWO SMALL ROOMS. AND THE BRICK
STORE AND STABLE ON SECOND STREET
IN REAR OF The FIRST-&AMrD DWELL
ING. FOR SALE At AUETUnN.-We will sell at
auction, on the premises on WEDNESDAY thu
18Th October. al 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the large BRICK
DWELLING ut the corner of Marshall aud Second
streets. now occupied by y. &. Linsccmnc.
FSt and brick kitchen with four rooms. The lot
fronts IS feet Oh Marshall street, anu runs back 113
feet.
a ftcr the sa C Of The house we will sell the BRICK
STORE on second street. The lot fronts 20 feet,
d runs back 6S feet. Also. The STA hLL adjOin-
ing this lot with front If 25 feet, and running
back 6S feet. he store has been occupied gro
Gerry, and the stable Us livery stable, for many
Yeas.
] his is valuable property. on well-parcd
street, and in an excellent ncighbnrhood.
+ he above-nalned properly will he sold as whole,
divided as Indicated, as MAY seem bCstat The lime
OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash bllance ut four. eight.
and twelve months or longer time may he given IL
desired by the purchaser.
GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&C 6 uc.ionecrS.
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HNOD AEsn COAL.

WOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND GN.-Iavine taken the
yard corner Of Main III BelvidcTe streets formerly
occupied 10y W. l.. Ford, for the convenience Of
my fricuGs aud the public In that vicinity, would
respectfully inform my friends that They can now
buy ANTHRACITE, okF, CLOVER HILL, aud
WEST VIRGINIA SPLlAT coal. OAK and
PISE WOuD. as cheap as be bought In the city.
il coal s,d bv weight. Satisfaction guaranteed.
". }. MCDOWELL, First ard Brnau,
Scycath and Main, Main and Belviderc streets.
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AAxrx9ON y aa.s.o-astAS Ls.t5.
BY Edward {. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1915 Muin street.


No. 1915 Mbin street.
E1yCELLFNT BUILDING LOT ON
h MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE MoSHihmtE5s
pAsk, FOR SALE AT AucnloH;-on 10.
rEsDiY the 18th instant will sell, on ne p,c t
misses, Mt O'Clock =. ~. LOT fropiing 20 ,nn,h
between Re,videre and Pin" streets, WIN "eP''
OF 1870 {, ct 10 a teH-rOot alley. IL, mud
TERMS: One third cash: h1ihnce at siN anu
EDWARD e. GrDDlN,
20 l.uc iGncer.
By Edward G. Goddin,
Peal state Agent and Auctlonrer'
No 1915 Haln street.
DRIcE DWELLING. WITH LOT IHiK-
X SLUvr ErLT FRONT, ON MAIN
sTkEhT oPrusirE M0STN9HEn IL P ESEisy fU ihs
;9b slant after the sale CT lac vacant lol aahri
tscd for O'Clock ~ VIII sell veil, , taf he
ground attached to this dwelling iron,s iee' "''"
r,ns hack 90 feet 10 q twcnty-fo0t alley.
rEpMs; pt-rhrd cash; the blisnce NJ SIX anu
,weivt month, with six per cent: interest:
t"e''e i''''' EDWARD &. GUDCIN,
% AuCtiOneer.
&C IL ----
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LUMBER, &c.

~ F. WATSOS'S
VI FURNlT URF-WORksL CNHpp.vr
near this city. now have capacity Of 20 SodLi.s,
per day, and are prepared 10 cut bills Of AM H. et
BUILDING LGIHEk '~
from stock or 100000 feet Of logs ~ In. .
The railroad cars run into The mill eg,u,i".' ~.
patch. Attention OF xbee1rigbt.. &c l. CHS, rs
the ASH. DAN, BEACH, PDPLAk, &c" ~,
the mills. '' ''pl
Orders LEFT NJ yard ar Rockets or at
WARE ROOM CORNpK TlilRTEEETH Az,
FRANKLIN aTkEETS. AND
sp2O-3m
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Y.usINEsS CARDS. p to . per o Use
u sand, as tho DlsPATcH PsiNrise'''N
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STEAM BAk cry

MERCHANT Is. PATRONIZE uOur
Nl ISDU-T TRY.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AND 1T
LOWEST PRICES.
Cail and examine before purchasing ol,eyl,s,s
R1CHAR.n ADAM.
Richmond Steam. Bakery and Candy M,rur,,,.-
Sc 17-3m II aud l3 Twelfth SIRE, y
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
Affairs in the south.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The Attorney
General has received several kilograms from
Mississippi from persons of both political
parties in the State, commencing his recent
letter to Governor Ames, which is described
as having very salutary effect.
The kilograms also mention that perfect
peace remains in the lately reported disor-
derly portion of the State. Governor Kel-
logg, ofLouisiana, called upon the Attorney
General to-day, and had q long conversa-
tion respecting affairs in the South, espe-
cially regarding Mississippi and Louisiana.
Governor Kellogg expressed to the Attor-
ney General his entire approval of the course
of the latter in the Mississippi business, and
comedies in the views of Others that the let
ter to Governor Ames must exercise good
effect, not only in Mississippi but in Louisi-
ana and other parts of the South.
The Governor also stated that political
matters in Louisiana were now remarkably
quiet, and there was no indication Of a re-
newal of such disturbances as sometimes
the condition of affairs in the
State.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
A Newspaper War.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 21.-A new point O.
interest is about to be made in the Journalistic
war which has been going on here since the
failure of the Bank of California. The Alta
this morning, printed an editorial charging
the proprietors of the Bulletin and Cal
newspapers with having pursued the course
they have followed during and since the late
panic with the object of affecting the stock
market and creating a financial panic.
In consequence, the Bulletin and Call pro-
prietors, through their attorney, John F.
Swift, have commenced proceedings against
the Alta for libel. They are also preparing
the papers for similar suit against the San
francisco Chronicls, which. has charged
them with conspiracy, etc. It is expected
that owing to the intimate connection be-
tween the newspaper fight and the recent
financial complications some very interest
ing developments will be made on the trial.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
Army Order.

Wa sn1NaToN, Sept, 22.-A general order
just issued by the War Department re-
stores, from the 1st instant, the allowances
of fuel and forage prescribed by orders and
regulations in force prior to the order Of
March 13, 2s75. Division, and commanders
will be held responsible that the expenses
do not exceed the remittsnces made, and
they will, when necessary, reduce the al
lowance of fuel and forage in their com;
mands accordingly. m special cases Of hard
service or exposure the Qusrtermaster Gen
eral may authorize The ration Of grain TO be
increased not more than three pounds when
yecommended by the Chief Quartermaster
If department or Of an army in the field.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
Financial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-While the in
ternal revenue receipts this month are salts
factory to the Treasury Department, those
from customs are less than those for the
corresponding month last year. There now
remains on hand $2S 900, 900 Of the new five
per cent. bonds for negotiation. a-. ...
No further sale for the redemption of the
bonds will be made until demanded by sub
scriptions to the new. DR.. Linderman, Di-
rector of the Mint, has returned from his
visit to the Pacific coast, and expresses HIM
self satisfied with the operations of the sew
eral mints, including that at San Francisco.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
The Rio Bravo Unhar med.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA telegram re-
ceived at the Navy Department this morn
ing from Lieutenant Commander Kells, of
the steamer Rio Bravo, at Galveston, states
that the vessel was not injured by the recent
gale at that place. She will be ready to
sail for the Rio Grande as. soon as her anch-
ors and chains arrive from New York.
Lieutenant Commander Kells requested per-
mission to take the vessel to Houston for
supplies, and the Acting Secretary of the
Navy telegraphed him that there was no OBJ
lection to him doing so.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
Sir Edward Watkins speech.

LONDON, Sept. s2,--Nearly all the morn
ing journals have leading editorials on
Sir Edward William Watkins Erie Rail
way report. The TING. says the advice
given to, Watkins, not to raise or remit more
money, is sound, and agrees with him that
in self redemption is the only possible pol
icy under the circumstances. The Daily
Telegraph cannot see why the report excited
such general surprise, the company having
been admitted as being heavily involved for
some time past. The future of the COM
pany is the real and important question,
and on this point the report is as encourag-
ing as could be expected. The property is
worth great effort to save and should not
be abandoned to its fate.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
Two Stations Matched,

A"ffoRD, Sept. 22.-Colonel Russel,
u""er wv, OF smuggler, and William B.
a' 'he owner of Thomas jefferson,
!, s'0 ''laae two matches for these celebra-
|.s. s'"lllons. The distance is to be mile
~ ~ D's' three in five, to harness. on Bea-
4. .,' a'A' On Wednesday, the 30ta instant,
sm;tn D' ana place to be named by Mr..
b,,. N "nlch will probably be at Charter
n Sn., ark, , in this city, or Hanpden Park,
lslp "'sne4d. The races are for $1,000
The Morning herald., 1875-09-23
II abroad War.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2s.-The fight between
the Louisville and Great Southern, the
Louisville and Southwestern, and the St.
Louis and Southeastern Railroad Compan-
les is ended. A constitution of superinten-
dents, held at Nashville yesterday, resulted
in an amicable adjustment of the differ
ences. The passenger rates between Louis
vile and Nashville, which for the past two
months have been as low as fifty cents, are
to raised the old standard.