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EOR BALTIMORE.
r. TRI.WEEKL 7.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RiCHAOED AM
~

NO VEANSFEh BEL W FEIE ~IOLkMVNO &hN&
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGKD.
The new and fast iron escamers SMILEY arc
WESTuVER, OF this line, leave taeir new pisfs ID
sne ,,ocR, root Of TMaentv-secona street, every
Tuesday xnt THURSDAY MORNINGS ~
o'clock tor baltimore. makira Close connccatons ~
Locust ONT with Esahimnrc aud OHIO saiiToaa 10.
ali noints west and northwest: also, with Nortnsfr
-entrI railroad tor northern cities and Canaea. :.
THROUGH bills signed TO baltimore sno All po,nss
we Al rates guaranteed 10 low p ~ any osass
-, % hnnly 10 - : -.Sssl L, B. gATUM. AgeRt.
5fsces, Twsasy-secopa and Lock and Sinsn A ane
Aain streets
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1>J.SsH
~ COMPANY. sSaxab
FOR NEW YORK.,

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
stealRers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND. and GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY at
higf water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, stateroou1s, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 3 2
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and DO charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until P. b. daily.
For further information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
10 office CoRpapv's wharves Rocgett&
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Turkish Provinces.

PROGRESS CT THE iNsuRREcTIoN.
RAGUsA. September 22.-Advices from
Scavonic sources cay the forces of the
priest Zirko have been joined by fresh bands
Of Servilns. The insurgents are said 10
have burned everything between Noyi-
warosh and Vishigrad.
VICTORY AT TRIBTGNE CONFIRMED.
BERLIN, September pa Belgrade spe.
cial to the National Zeitun9 confirms the in.
surgent victory at Tribigne.
Spain.
TROOPS FOR cUBY.
SANTASDER, September 22.--The emb1rka-
ton OF troops for Cuba is actively going on
Up to the present time 1000 have sailed.
Ireland.
PASTORAL OF TIE BISHOPS.
MAYSooTH, September 22.-The pastoral
of the bishops intimates the intention Of
establishing Catholic training school for
masters, under the care Of the yincentan
Fathers. They say the primary system Of
education is more than ever disturbed.
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Fatal Accident.

ATLANTA, GA, September o. While work.
men were eXcavatipg for the foundation Of a
new front for an old building, an embank-
meut caved in, killing one negro and iniuring
another.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR HOLDING NATIONAL
RAILROAD CoSvE>TIoS- The PEOPLE OF ST.
Louis IN CUSSECTIoS WITH TIE NATTER
ST. LOuiS, sep emUer 2i.-The committee
appointed some DAYS ago toarran@c for hold
in" National Railroad Convention here on
November 23d, held meeting last evening
TO devise general plan Of operation and ar.
range the preiIminarieS. After some gene
raj discussion. a resolution was adopted ar'
thoriziuy the President OF the meeting to
issue un address setting forth the action and
ohjgct of the people of st. Louis in calling IL
National Railroad Convention, and request
ing the cooperation OF the Governors OF tire
S ales and OF the various commercial aSsocIa.
tons of the whole country, asking them TO
send delegates.
Committees were appointed to determine
the ratio OF representation, transportation,
tnance, etc. During the discussion OF this
matter attention was called TO the fact that
some journals abroad had attempted to cre-
ate an impression that the citizens OF ST.
Louis in inausura.iDg this movement were
Influenced by purely local and sectional in
tereSts. This was enphaticalIy denied, and
it was distinctly stated that the desire was to
make the movement national in character,
and the cooperation of all business centres in
the Union was earnestly requested.
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OF from Charleston.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September pat 3
O'Clock this afternoon the steamer Iron YAH
ley left this place for Wheeling with all of
the paraphernaIia of the several State offices.
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ARREST OF COLONEL. JOHN A. JoYCE.-S.
Louis, September 2l.-Colonel John il.
Joyce, eX.revenue agent of this district. was
arrested this afternoon by United States
Marshal Newcomb on a capias issued by
the United States District Court for the
Western District of Missouri, now sitting at
Jefferson City, on charge OF conspiring to
defraud the revenue. Shortly after the
Colonels arrest be applied, through his at.
torney, to Judge Miller, OF the United States
Circuit Court, now in session in this city. for
writ of hdbedS corpus to test the question
whether he can be taken out of this district
while he is under bonds here to appear from
day TO day pending bis trial before the Cir
cult Court. Judge Miller ordered the writ
to issue, returnable in three days.
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Maryland Republican Convention

BALTIMORE, september 22.-An adjourned
mertrng of the Republican State Convention
assembled to day. The committee of con-
ference, consisting of representatives of this
convention and two reform wings. agreed
upon the following candidates For Cover
nor, J. Morrison Hirris; for Attorney Gene
raj, S. Tcacle Wallace; for Controller, Ed.
wilkins. The Convention confirmed the
nominations. Four counties were unrepre
sen,ed. Resolutions were adopted declaring
against further expansion.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsSrsaaJ
81 COMPANY.

SIMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTsNOUTH;B AL Gan
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RivEk:
On and after TUESDAY, June 1st 1S75, shls
Com pany's fass and elegant steamer JOHN sfL,
VtSTER. Captain J. A. POST. Carrying Un,t ual
States Mail, will leave wharf, Rockets. Tor above.
Famed points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS AZ $50 A. IL.
| passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at NorfoK for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. ,ao
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Re-
IGkS. ~
Fare 10 BALTIMORE. ......s.s..s....... w
Fare to Philadelphia. ..........s... op
Fare to New York Ia Nv
Tickets sor sale on steamers. at CARRIER & Co.'S
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotes
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston. Norfolk. ard Portsmoufii. ana
regular andnngs on James river from A. IL. 70
2. IL. ut reasonable rates. .
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
L. b. TATuM, General A gent.
Office Company's wharf. Rockstts; oranch S,nce
streSfS ~ :
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Efce-President WiIsOE.

EECC.FTGSEUENG WIISUE.
BosToN, September 22.-Vice-President
Wilson refuses to be 4 candidate for Gov
e:nor.
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D Hill a, RICH @YFs

MONO. AND NoRFoLK sTEAM- 5000
.iHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WTEE.-Until further notice the steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Prov.
dance and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant.
werp ola Red Star arc American steamship lines
and bills of lading signar through.
W.P. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM y. CLYDE s. CO,
NH 10 No. ~ South Wharves, Philadelphia
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Movements Of the President and

LONG BRANCH. September 22.-Presideht
and Mrs. Grant, Colonel Fred. Grant and
wife, and General Babcock left Long Branch
10 day on q special train for the West.
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Tor NEW YORK. The xFSRs
Il Old Dominion Steamship Companv's S1ssksssS
steanship NIANOkE, Cap.a,p Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, Sep,ember "a I'll, 1T l O'Clock A. n.
Freight received until 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; Storage, So; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. FALLEN Il CO., Agents.
sc % st CompanY's Wharf. kot ketts.
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DEpAnTORE OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPH IA ARm
II The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain sslG21
CARR. will receive freight for the above port Ill
FRlDa the 24th instant. at 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for WilnIDgton. Del. Providence
Boston, and San Francisco, and bills Of lading
signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateronm, IS. w. Z. PORT FIR. Agent,
SC 23-2t 2425 Dock street.
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IfAlR-W0RK, &c.
col j. WILDT, G21
BROAD STREET.

Having j,,st returned from the North, I sm now
prepared 10 furnish the latest styles OF HAIR
WORK 3t very moderate prices.
The laaies are respectfully Invited TO examine an
entirely new stock Of BACK COMBS at from ] 5
cents 10 So apiece: PERFUMEkY. TOILET AR
TiCLFS: BLACK, GARNET, j Ell, and RUBBER
JEWFLRY, &c.
TheGARN EFT. } EFT. and RUBBu r EARRINGS
will lac furnished, If desired with gold hooks at an
adv nee Of rs cents on the regular price.
Sc 20. Pm j. WILDT.
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The New York Liberals.

ALBANY, September 22.-The Liberal
State Convention met here to day. Three
hundred delegates are in attendance. Gene
raj John Cocbraue was elected permanent
| chairman.
Resolutions were offered and referred en-.
dorsing Governor TiIden's reform measures
and recommending the party to vote for per.
sons who are personally and politically in
sympathy with him and the reform measures
| which he has inaugura'ed; also, recommend
ing Liberal Republicans to vote the Demo
cratic ticket
The platform adopted asserts that there
can be no sound currency but coin, or paper
convertible into coin on demand; without
speedy resumption Of a specie basis ma
tional disaster threatens; the civil service
needs reforming; deprecates forcible inter
ference with State rights condemns The Ad-
mnis,ration endorses TiIden's action against
the canal ring; recommends the Liberal and
| independent voters to support those candl'
dates already in nomination of whom they
most approve. and who, in their Judgment,
! will operate with Governor Tilden IN his
work Of administrative reform.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September -N00n.-Sfocks dull
and steady. Money, 2. God, 1l6as. Exchange
Lorg, 4S0h; shori, 4s4h. Governments dull IND
steady. states Gul and steady.
at 1909. Gold, 1l69sM1 6h. Governments dull
and steady. states quiet and nominal.
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CHKsApEAKs AND ONO RAnRoAp,}
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, I
RICHMOND, VA, September l, 1875.
On AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 2. 1875,
" PAssESGER TRAINS win run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
Arrive a, Gordonsvllle. 2:45 p. 81. 1880 A. N.
Arrive a, Chariot;esyliie. lis ?. Il. l:23H. ii.
Arrive rive At Lyns,hSurg...,. 4:SS PP.M. a3s9A.H.
Arrive at Goshen /, ..... 5:56 p. IL. 5:l4 m.
Arrive at Milboro'....... 6:l7P.N NJ. $50 N.
Arrive Ut CoviDgi on...... 7:51 p. NJ. 7:06 A. Ne
Arrive at Aleghany.... 1853 y. NJ. S:14 4. "a.
Arrive AT White sulphur. OIL p. NJ. $50 A. ~.
a arrire at at kanssh. E.ii
Arrive ut CharlestOn..... ............ 1925 p. M.
Arrive at HUNTINGTON. .............. 545 2. As
Train leaving Richmcnd al 900 A. " -uns daily
Except sunday stopping at a.! rtsuar staii9 an
stopping at Hanover, Louisa. GordonsviIle. Char
lottesyll'e Ivy. Mediums river Green wood, At
ton. Waynesboro, Stsunton, Goshen. Mlllboro's
Covington, and all stations west Of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all Intermediate stations daily lex.
cept Sunday at $3.50 p NJ.
between Richmond and hitc Sulphur.
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows:
Fxnress Train daily at......... 4:45 a. III.
Mail Train daily Except supdayl at....5:AO P. II.
Accommodat Train daily iexcept
Trains Coming into Richmond stop al stations a.
above.
Trains make close connection with trains Of tho
Richmond aud Danvile and kichr ond and Peters.
burg railroads. both to and from Richmond.
For further Information, rates, &C. apply at S28
NUN S'ts''' u A' '"' CONWAY Hi K. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. M S. DUNN
Engineer and Superintendent transportation.
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MARINE INTELLlGEnCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 22, 1877

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPT TENDER 20. 1875
sum rises.,.......600 Moon rises.... Il. 90
SIM seIs..........6. 600 High tide. .11.Oi
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BALTIMORE. September 22.-Virgina 6's. Deeler
40: cnnsols, 63a. West Virginia's. g.. North Car,
lima 6's, old, COX: new. 10. Bid to-day.
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DILLHEADs, Of . 90 per Ieaas e y
is nisrx1OK ERlHgNe-Hoe6
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POLITICAL.
Massachusetts Democratic COnyen.
ton.

Massachusetts Democratic COnyen.
ton.
WORCESTER, September 22.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day.
Edward Avery was chosen president. In
the course OF his remarks he said: Varied
accounts Of annual autumnai outrageS at the
South no longer divert the attention OF the
people from the incapacity, Encouragement.
and corruption Of those in power. Men
beyin to discover that the blood is artificial
and the agony manufactured, and are ready
to administer the affairs Of the Government
like their own private aff.irs."
Hon. William CASTOR was nominated for
Governor and William f. Bartlett for Lieu
| tenant-GoveInor.
The platform relterates the declarations
of the Democratic and Liberal Republican
| Conventions held at Cincinnatiand Baltimore
| in 1872 accepting the recent amendments
to the Federal Constitution az full, hnal,
and permanent adjustment Of the political
controversies incident to the late war; re-
pudiates the right Of any State to sccede
| from the Union or 10 nullify its laws; op.
poses any further issue by the Government
of currency inconvertibe into gold iaVors
a speedy return TO specie-rayment arraigns
the Republican party for its eXtravagant ex-
penditure and profligatc waste Of the peo-
Plies money; for its corruption; for ltS pecu.
lations: for its contempt of constitutional
obligations; for its extraordinary increase of
sinecures and OF the salaries Of our public
officers; for its oppressive, unjust, and de-
fec,ive system Of tax alton, finance, and cur
rency; for its Capitalization of power and its
encouragement Of monopolies'; for its con-
| tinuapce of Incompetent and dishonest men
| in office and for its general msnanagement
of State aud Federal Governments.
The platform concludes: We take ho-
nest pride in the cordial and enthusiastic
approval of the people of the whole country
on the 18th OF June, 1875, OF the policy OF
reconciliation. peace, ami fraternity adVo-
Gated by the Democratic and Liberal Repub-
lican plrlies in 1872. We welcome with Spe-
clal satisfaction the assurance that that ro:-
| icS will be inaugurated by the Admlnistra-
ton to be placed in power in 1876"
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DANvlLLE TOBACCO MARKET

RE-tNHIBITED.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 1914 buShc
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MUIHE, EO4sSES. ne.
THOROUGHBRED STALLION ~
RETRIEVER FOR SALE.

By Abdelsader. dam, Fanny washi,,xtop. tbree
years cd; bred and raised by MaiDrT. W. UnsYeiI:
Is nova IN fine condition for irlining for the pre
our next State Fair In October. Price. $500, on a
creuft Of three months; note with approved en-
dorser.
Pl.net; dam. Maggie Hunter. BY Australian. Price,
$500. on crenit OF three months; note with ap-
proved endorser. Apply 10
r. l.. CROUCH, at the Palr.GreuDds,
Sc s. eod3t or through ha.post Office
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Enrfar from StaiInlOH.

,,.-r.; ,ls:,H"r Il Ihc Richmond DiSpatc'l.]
v.4r.sG ul ClIY COUNCIL DEATH OF MI.
E,utarrAYoH AT HINTON CALLED MEET
t,r 3 TIE SURVIVORS OF TIE SroSkWALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24
4 Discerning Eve.

One Of Bostons best known merchants,
noted for his shrewdness and penetration,
had test case presented, short time since,
and came off victorious. As it is an illus
tration of this millionare's penetration in
great business affairs, we give thestor here
1t appears that the merchant wanted
another gardener upon his country estate,
near Boston, and an individual presented
himself for that Office.
Understand the business
Yes been at it for years.
Whom had he lived with last The ap-
licant mentioned gentleman the merchant
was well acquainted with, stated that he left
for no fault, but that his former employer
was going to Europe, had sold his estate,
and had no further use for HIM
What wages do you expect
Eighteen dollars month.
This was astonishing low for such a prom
ising-looking, sober man, and the shrewd
business man rubbed his chin thoughtfully,
and reflected that it was bargain lot but
"wasn't there something wrong about it 2"
His habitual business caution even in this
comparatively triiiing negotiation, did not
forsake him.
"Call tomorrow at this time, and / will
have seen Mr., your former employer,
and give you an answer"
The gardener turned and began to walk
slowly away; as he did so, he displayed two
patches on the seat Of his pantaloons, beneath
the line of his roundabout jacket
Halo here, come back here" called the
merchant "you needn't apply tomorrow,
see | shan't want you"
The astonished applicant stammered out
something about his knowledge of gardening
and his good character, but was cut off short
by his practical observer.
"Don't want you, siri the patches on your
brooches are on the wrong side. A gardeners
breeches ought to be patched at the knee,
not at the seat You won't do for me-
Boston Bulletin.
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CELLARS FREEzISG.-The recent cold and
windy weather has forced cold air into a
great many cellars and so reduced their tenn
perature as TO endanger their contents. 1t
is well in building house to have it so con-
struoted, in Vermont, at least, as to admit
of stove being set up in the cellar. But if
this cannot be done, the best protection is
the use of water, several tubs of which
should be placed upon the bottom of the
cellar. In very cold, windy weather, this
water may be constantly renewed from ket-
ties kept boiling upon the kitchen stove dur.
ing the day. At night it may be left to
freeze, and it will frequently do so to the
extent of an inch or more before potatoes or
other vegetables will be affected. Freezing
water must throw out large amount of heat
before it can CONCEAL, and that heat keeps
up the temperature of the surrounding at
mosphere so that for some time it will not
sink below thirty degrees, cold which will
not freeze potatoes, though it will squashes
A squash is good thermometer in cellar;
when it shows signs of freezing it is time to
warm up in some way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

SLEEPING IN CoLD RooMs,-Young and
vigorous persons may, perhaps, sleep habit
ually during the winter in rooms but little
warmer than the external air; but not so
with the invalid, the delicate and the aged.
It is severe shock to the system to undress
in such a room aud to plunge into an ice
cold bed. II there is vital strength enough
to set up prompt reaction, the result may
even be beneficial, like the snow-baths OF
the Russians. But when this is wanting
and the body and limbs do not warm up
quickly, a serious injury is inflicted upon
the constitution, which, frequently repealed,
cannot fail TO result in disease OF some in.
ternal organ. Either warm your bed rooms
or your beds. The old fashioned warming.
pan was valuable sanitary institution.
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ing to our farmers every desired facility
for the better transaction Of their business
over the roads Of the state.
In another article we shall try TO point
out some of the chief notifications that
seem to us to be desirable. They are
but few, yet were they made and carried out
IN good faith long enough for fair test, we
feel sure that they would result in much
enlarged business from the transportation OF
many products Of the farm and garden, now
under practically prohibitory tariff OF
freights, that with encouragement might be
largely and proftably produced upon our
varied and fertile soil.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

81 SEE in this world" said Rev John
Newton, "two heaps--one of human happi-
ness and one of misery; now, if | can take
but the smallest bit from the second heap,
and add to the first, | carry point. If as
go home, child has dropped half.penny,
and by giving it another | can wipe away
its tears, feel that have done something.
| should be glad, indeed, to do great things,
but ! will not neglect such little ones as
these"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

CONFESS, said q faithful servant of God,
that | seldom hear the bell toll for one that
is dead, but conscience asks me "What
hast thou done for the saving of that soul
before it left the body2 There is one more
gone into eternity, what didst thou do TO
prepare him for it n and what testimony
must he give to the judge concerning thee9"
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