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REV. FATHER JACQUEMET RETURNS TO THE
ALLEGIANCE OF THE CATHOLIC CHURcH.-The
withdrawal of the Rev. Father Jacquemet
from the Catholic Church few months ago,
and bis suost quent public remuneration of the
Catholic faith, it will be remembered, Gre
ated considerable feeling in religious circles
at the time of its occurrence. Father JAG.
auemet recently wrote 10 the Right Rev. +.
{. Fabre, bishop of Montreal, expressing
his repentance for having left the Church,
and his desire 10 return. The Bishop al
vised him to write TO Arch bishop B.yley. Of
Baltimore. and urge him to rescind his
ecclesiastical censure, and at the same time
to offer to the Archbishop the necessary
apology. The eX-priest, il is understood,
recently addressed communication to the
Archbishop from Montral, which Arch
bishop Bayley received few weeks ago.
He alleges in the letter that he was sent to
Montreal by the Presbyterians to operate
among the French Catholics. He states that
it is not bis desire ever again to exercise the
functions of the priesthood, even were he
permitted to do so. This privilege the Arch
bishop, it is understood, will not grant. The
appeal, however, was OF so urgent charac-
ter that the Archbishop was induced to re.
Iieye him from ecclesiastical censure, ard
recently he vas admitted TO the Jesuit COM
muuity ct Sault-au- Ricollet, near Montreal.
where he will be required to undergo the
penitentiai acts prescribed for such an Of
fence. He VIII have no ecclesiastical posi-
tion in the Church for the future, and, IN
consequence, Archbishop Bayley has signi-
fed bus intention to provide for bis support.
Baltimore Gazette.
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OF the city Of Stanton, IN Which nosI,lon he
gained and retained the ~.,od. will Of oil
class s Of citizens. He " s,so mast GRAND
master Of the Gre. .a Lodge of Odd.Fellows
for the state Ct Virginia. He was In his
afty-fitth year at the time Of his death, and
leaves large family aud wide circle of
friends to rnourn their less. His funeral will
take plac: tomorrow Sunday evening at 4
O'Clock, md will be attended by all the civic
auth critics and the numerous organizations
in the city, of many of which he was an
Honorary member.
His condition for several days previous to
bis death had been more favorable than toi
some time before, and bis death was q.hte
sudden and unexpected, although it wa:
kno wn that he might pass away at auy time
A short while before his death he had beer
quite cheerful. aud was playing with bis lit
tie grandchildren. He was sitting up In {
chair eating his dinner, when he compliance
Of a choking sensation in his throat. and be
fore be could be removed 10 bis bed had ex
pred.
AS husband aud father he was kird an(
affec,ionatc, as friend faithful and true, ant
as public officer honest and upright in th'
discharge OF all the duties that ~deyolvet
upon him. MAX.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExoHANGR.

Goh.-.hmerican rold. / 13kbid. -
os hsse Ses.rtties-ylrginia cons"ls sox bid. 81
cd eoGse as me me-" ass Sa 40 ash
Interest certificates, 20 bid, 81 asked: Virginia
aA.receivabe coupons. SIX BID ssX asked: North
Carolina old, 90 asked; North Carolina funded or
] 500, IA asked; North Carolina funded of 1868,
Ia asked.
CITY Observation-Disclosures city s's, lO7 asked !;
Richmond city 8's, 60 hid; Petersburg city 8s,
a bid Norfolk city G's rs asked; Fredericksburg
Rniirnud BondA IS )uth side Railroad third mort
gage preferred 6's, j. & 40 bid, As asked: Pc
tersburg Railroad tirst mortgage Us, j. & j.. IS
It'd; Petersburg Railroad second mortgage S's. j:
& D.. no bid Richmond ana Petersburg Railroad
trst mortgage Us. j. q d.. 100 bid Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
rs. J. & d., 90 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's, ). j., 80
bid: Orange ard alexandria hailroad sc cond mort
gage 6's. j. & j., 80 bid Orange and Alex .ndria
Railroad third mortgage S's, Nj. ~, 75 asked;
NJ. & NJ, II bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort.
gage Ss, } o., 80 bid: Atlanta al Richmond
Air Line Railroad first mortgage Us, j. & D., 40
bid.
Canal Bonds-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage is, NJ. & H., 81 asked.
Railroad Stocks Petersburg Railroad, 100 par,
5 bid Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, 100
par, 10 bid; Kicnmond, Frenericks6uig and Poto-
irac & abroad common, 100 par, Go bid, 67h ask
ed; Richmond, Fredericksburg and potomac kail-
road per cent guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid: Rich
mona, Fredericksburg and Po,omac abroad per
and Danve Railroad 1uO par, 9h bid, II asked :
Piedmont Railroad, 100 par. 0 bid; se1hoard and
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed. 100 par, 95 Did.
Canal 'Sock8.-JameS River ana hanaWha Canal,
100 par, 2 bid 5 asked.
Bank Stocks.-Nalional Bank Of Virginia, 100
par, iO3 asked; Planters National, 100 par, liz
asked: Merchants National. 100 par, 98h bid.
25h bid; Old Dominion, 100 par. 80 asked: Pied
mont and Arlington Life, 100 mar, 80 asked.
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BRIsroL-GooDsoN, VA. AND TENS.,1
September /, 1875.
For the past few days we have been hay.
inn beautiful, clear weather. The days are
very hot, but the nights are pleasant and fall.
like. The wheat through Southwest Virgil.
MIA and East Tennessee has been quite seri.
ouSly damaged by the rain after harvest, and
the oat crop is not rs good as at one time it
promised to be. Corn is as good as it can
be, aud there will be gathered an eXlraordi-
nary yield. Irish potatoes are almost drug
in the market. Business is very dull and
money matters remarkably tight.
There is an active canvass now progress.
inc tor members of the next House of Dele
gates from Washington county. with some
tour or five candidates in the field. aud quite
Il probability of as many more before the elec-
ton. The candidates are speaking at vari-
Qua points In the county, having regular ap-
pontlpents for about month ahead. AS a
native of Eastern Virginia, and once citi-
zen of Richmond, feel very great degree
Of interest 10 the election Of General Bradley
L. johnson to the Senate from your city,
and cannot but hope that be may be one of
the number nominated on Friday at your
primary election.
Mr.. Thomas c. Lancaster, one of our
oldest and most valued citizens, died NJ bis
residence, in Goodson, last evening, after 3
lingering illness Of several months; aged
seventy four years. Mr.. Lancaster Was na-
tive of the city of Richmond. and brother
of your old banker John a. Lancaster, Of the
olden times, and has mauy relatives and
friends now residing in your CITY.
The Disciples Of Southwest Virginia will
commence on Friday in their church in
Goodson n cooperation meeting, or conven.
ton, to continue several days, on which oc-
casion many OF their able ministers are fX-
pectcd; among them Rev. DR.. Pendeton,
president of Bethany College Rev. Mr.. Ty.
Ter, Of Richmond, &c.
The Lebanon Baptist Association meets in
the GoodSon Baptist church on the 1G OF
September. Can you not send "Niator"
over to report the proceedings!
Our Border Fair begins on the 9th in
staut. at which time we are expecting big
crowd, and j. Randolph Tucker, Esq, as the
speaker. We would be greatly pleased to
see Messrs. Co wardin & Ellyson, and promise
you if you come most hearty welcome.
BORDER.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW WORK

NEW IOhn.
NEW YORK, September 4.-CottOn quiet and
unchanged; sales OF 9l3 Diles at l41@15c. Flour
$5.S0@$6.s5 for common to fair ezra southern:
s6.90@sS $50 for good 10 choice. wheat dull and
red western: sl.25 for new VI iter red ve.tern
s1.45G$l go for white western. Corn dull and
heavy at about lc: liver: 73@76c. for steam west
ern mixed; 77N7Sc. for Full western mixed {;
co5ing at about 75c. for steam TIC. for sail; esq
zoe. for damaged and heaei western mixed Pors
steady: new JOB lots, s2lGs2l.10. Lard steady !;
new prime steam, spot. Coffee quiet and un-
CHANGED Sugar 9uiet and heavy Rye
32c. Rosin steady. Frtights quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 4.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. What quiet and steady Pennsylvania
red, &1:40@sl.42. Maryland red. 81 .2o@s1 40;
amber, 81 .45 white, sl.25G$l.55. Corn-Somlh:
ern steadv, western weaker: southern white, S5@
&c.: yellow. 81 QS2c. Uats-n ew tirmer; south
err. 45a5lc: kye quiet at 90c @$l. Provisions
meals meas-s s S clear To IKE " b.
shoulders, ] Oc. clear Ri. 500 3xc. hams
15M15kc. Lard steady. Coffee quiet and un.
chan sed. Wbskey dull at 81 22@$i.22h
CINCINNATI.
CIScISSATI, September Flour dull; family
S6.40gS6:50. Wheat dun. Corn strady. with
muIerate demand at zoe. Oats quiet at 30@50c
Pork in fir Gema nd at s2l: Lard quiet BIZ
clear sides. 2bc. Bacon In fair demand and firm
shoulders, 9StG7ac.; clear rib iJcs. 1876; cesr
sides 3hc Whlskey III fair demand and market
firm at Si.19.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 4-Flour-Rather be ter
fpeIing, but only local trade don" Wheat dull and
lower: NO. red winter, 81 44@$1 .45 bid. casn.
Corn frmer for cash at 636l63bc. oats dull and
lower; No. 2 35h@36Sc. Rye Gull. Pork frmer
at $2l.75. delivered. Lard dull and lower. Puk-
meals quiet and Ill changed. Bacon steady and firm.
Whisky inactive at ST. %.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat In fair demand ana firm. IOrn and oats
quiet and unchanged. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Prov siots strong and higher. Pork nominal. bulk
mcatS-Sbnuders, 81 >; clear rib sides 2]sc. clear
sides, 1876. Bacon-ShOulders. 9sc. clcar-rib
sides, 21sc.; clear sides, 1884,; hams-sugarcurcd
13A@1 44c. Lari quiet ana unchanged. Whiskey
quiet and firm at $l.19.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Scntember 4.-Flour dull; wheat r-
regular but In main higher: No. Chicago spl Ing,
Sl.25; No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 .14a. spot.
corn dull: prices Il shade lower; No 2 mixed.
62M62S, spot Oats quiet and weak: No. 2,
354c., suot. Barley dull dropping II OS. Ry e
easier hut not quotaby lower at 1870 roe. Pork
strong and higher at *21, spot. Lard very firm,
holders asking higher rates. 13c.. spot. Bulk
meats Holders urm ut odt.idc quotations; shout
mIddl,s, l24c; Whiskey easier, but in good tie
man'i at S1.lSH.
Rec:pts: Flour. 600 barrels wheat. $4,000
bushels: corn. 5000 bushels oats. go 600 bush
els: barley, 10000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels
Shipments: Flour. 1000 barr Is; wheat, SO 00O
bushels; corn. 100000 bushels; oats, $4,000
hclS,
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ptA!H "' HOS. n. Il. Tsnrr. MAYOR OF TnH
CITY Of sTAUEroS.
STANTON, September 3, 1915.
A@aiC "c are called upon to announce the
0e-'h I'll one Of Staunton's most hi@hly-bon-
oi"' and respected citizens Yesterday
evening between = and 3 O'Clock the Eo
\. IA Trout, who has tor SO many years
bccn MAYOR Of the city Of Staunton, and who
was - widely and lavorad!y knosn through
oaI toe ate, breathed his last, after pro.
NAcIcd Illness Of some months. His hume
!VU, friends, though we'll aware Of bis
Citicli condition for the past several weeks,
yc' we're slill hoping against hope, and were
much shocked when at length the sorro Wful
Futh wss passed from mouth to mouth an
Noahcih. that The messenger OF death had
,Nittd the couch of one so widely known,
AishIy respected, and well beloved.
flE. Trout was born In Rockingham
's@4h'y, near the village OF Port Republic,
1o' "hen young man came TO the county
u augusta, where be served for many years
- 80! q, putty clerk Of the County Court under
"i.ii4l Kinney. During his employment
"s eefk he applied bimself diligently to the
fIS""j o. law, ard In u few years. resigning
M C'rfAshIp, he began the practice OF the
iSSa' profession, in Which he soon gained
i.'&c and lucrative practice, and has ever
',"Te retained the confidence and patronage
" h'' numerous friends and clients in this
"Iu ",J 'lniog counties. 10 1866 he was
,. "thout opposition TO represent Ibis
'''t5 Ill HE Senate, where bis course gave
E n'!h! >1tI.isctior,
<" !"Fu'l'lhrec years he bias been Mayor
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"rrs -poHicurc Of the Richmond Dispatch
Eooacco Figures Compared.

nAHvlLLE. Va, September 3, 1919.
The Internal revenue for last month from
c,.ag- lhI manufactured tobacco amounted
t. sl3,Nj,;&j; for the month previous,
el-",N..1Q; for August Of last year, SlIO,-
ac".l2
The export tax for last month, not counted
IN The above, was $3.50. The TAX on cigars,
which Of coAr>c WAS counted in the above,
"a cljl.SO
The sales Of leaf tobacco at the ware.
houses 20: last Month amounted 10 ], 1l3.l22
pounds; for The month previous, l,00l, ATS
pounds for August OF last year, 2, l3S, LA
pounds.
The amount paid for tobacco at the ware
hoU>c> ia>. month was $lS6, Q49 03; for the
month previous. 1886 .21G.40; for August Of
last year, $40 .Gj9 ~.
The sales Of leaf tobacco from the LIST Of
October, 1874, 10 lst of september following
amounted to - ,SG4 $50 for the same period
o. The prcIlou, year, 81 $50, S2S.3S; excess in
FAVOR Of The year beginning on the 1st of Oc-
iotrr lat, 500 .ll2.G2.
iht average Of the sales for last month,
S!'.'! ior Angus: OF last year, Sl9.93. The
"'cia-r OF The saies for the present tobacco
year l" Tie lst OF StptcSt"r was 5000 ; for
'Ar I'm" r.rlod Of the previous year, ST. u.
ALPHA
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Plough. castfngs: wholesale, Az; retail, &c.

., Plough GastfHgs:: wholesale, 4sc.; retail, &C.
SoDs; aa Psla, best ss@sse: 1u.e ss :
sea-Fowl, $50; Pacific, $50; Powhatan Rawbone
aieom mt; x s MARYLAND Tobacco-food, $50
Pork.-Dressed, Sk@9c.
Powder shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 80, Soc. Gos1. Is q 90 feet
kegs, IS blasting. s3Ss3.25 Aess-iess ehai' n'e
Shot: Northern: s2.4o@s2.5o q nag Of 25 ns.
GTtadSto1es: 14'0215c. "a y.
Licorice.
A. q. G.. 23c.: <. & Co. 24c.; r. s., a5c.; Anchor
&c; A. Z. u, 26c-: g. g.. 28c.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
Lumber White oak. 81 1@14.50 " / 900: West.
ern Virginia poplar, 81 5@s25 n LOCO: white pine
es ece 9ss e to e sS1aS sSHs
% 1000. Lsths-splt, $50; sawed, ss.5o !
Stapes.-W hiskey-barrel timber. green. s1s@2C
1.0o0: seasoned s20G$25 q LOGO. Flour
po s@ss soseaS hoops no dema1a
Rags-Mixed cotton, 81 white, 4@oc.; wool
Liquors, Wines, &c.
He: Scotch, best brands, pints, s2@s2.15 z
Reatss, whiskeus: Market ouoyan. Proof hele
Rye Whisksys: Medium, III .50ms2; pure old
S2@*4: Virginia Mountain. new, $2MS2.50 Old
S2.5UGl$3 80 and upwards.
GiTt: Domestic. II .25H1S2: imported, 70 case
,Brandtes: Domestic. sl.25@S2; fruit, 1880
81 80; apple new. S2N4S2 SO.
Rum: New EnglanG, sl.65@Sl.55; Jamalcs
and Santa Cruz, 84MS6.
11ill-Feed.
Shfp&uf: Soc. u bnshel.
BroDnStuF: 30435c. $a busne
Sh0rts: 25fd30c. u bushei.
Wheat Bran 2Q@2jc. Il bushel.
Corn Brara: 10000. q busheL
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
Indications Of Cabinet Changes-"nat
Pos,master-Genera Jewell Says.
SECRETARY DELAS0.

WASHINGTON, September 3.--Thc report OF
the investigating committee appoicted to in
yestigatc the management of the Indian Bu.
reau will be before the President in few
weeks, and unless he changes bis present in
tentions Secretary D.lauo will tender his re.
Sgnation about the 1>t Of October, aud re-
tire TO private life. 1t is not anticipated that
either Of the reports will be against the Sec
retarV. On the contrary, be will be ylndl.
Gated; but to save the President embarrass.
ment, for personal reasons and for the good
of the Republican party, he will voluntarily
sever his connection with the Administra-
ton and return TO Ohio. His successor will
be. it is said, ID. ID. Pratt, the present Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue, and formerly
senator from Indiana. The selection is made
partly because it keeps the Cabinet position
in The West, and partly because Mr.. Pratts
personal record for integrity and honesty Is
without blemiSh.
The resignation of the present Commits
sioncr Of Indian Affairs will also be next in
order, but his successor is not named. There
is much curiosity to know who will be COM
missioner of internal revenue. II i under
stood if the office is to be filled by the selec.
ton of an efficient man, the appointment
will be conferred upon Buford Wilson, at
present solicitor Of the treasury, and the po-
stion of deputy commissioner, now filled
by II. C.. Rogers, of Pennsy lvania, will be
given 10 Mr.. Yasvan, uud-r whose manage.
ment the raid on the whSkcy ring was sue
cesslully carried on. Until The new com.
missioner enters upon the discharge of his
duties the rt0rganZ ltion of the Internal
Revenue Bureau will not take place.
THE PosTMAsTER'GE GENERAL.
1t has recently been stated that there were
strong Influences ut work to secure the re-
moval of Postmaster. General Jewell from
the Cabinet. The principal complaints have
come from clrpet-bag senators and politicians
in the southern States, notably Senator
Spencer, who has many reasons for disikin9
MIR. Jewell. When the Postmaster Generals
attention was called to the statement he al
once declared that he did not care how soou
be left the Cabinet. He accepted the posi-
ton OF Minister to Russia merely because be
desired 10 see the country. A years resi-.
dence there satisfied his wishes, and the po
sition of Postmaster.Ge General being rendered
him, it gave him a good opportunity OF re.
turning to the United States.
He had now served as Postmaster-G General
q year, and was very we'll satisfied with bis
experience in the Cabinet. II the President
wished 10 give the Office to anybody else be
could do so with his most cordial approba-
ton. His business demanded bis personal
attention. Employing thousand men and
having dealings With large number of firms
a years constant application to the duties Of
Postmaster-General made it desirable for him
to leave public life. He had no idea, how
ever, of stepping down and out at the behest
of any Of the political fault-fnders.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 4, 1875.
ARRIVED SEPTEMBER 4TH AND 9TH.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence New York, mer-
chandlsc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Steamer Shirley, Skinner. Baltimore. meIchan-
disc anu passengers, l.. b. Ta,um, agent.
schooner Kate aud Lucia, Eonsall, Albany, lum-
Der, Charles +. Whitock.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. mer-
chandisc and passengers. on DomiuioTSteamshiI
Company.
disc and passengers, l. Is. Ta'um, agent.
Steamer > oIu sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chaudisc and passengers, l.. i. Taum agent
Schooner Ann TwIbil Mullen. Philadel phia
lumber and ties, Gu. It's 4 Pan ker.
lBy Telegraph
MARINE DISASTERS.
WASHINGTON, September 4.-The signal service
observer at Norfolk furnishes the f0llU~i> 6:
IAN unknown schooner Is anchored OFT York Spit
with her head-gear entirely carried away. The In
Jury IS supposed TO have been received in COLI
sion. ASST lance has been seat To h'r"
SAN FRANCISCO, Sep ember 4.-The ship 1sa-
bella struck ON Beltoua Reef the night Of July 4th
The officers and crew left IN boat. Seventeen
Chinese passengers were left board with boat.
The captain, lnate, and eighteen of the crew pulled
for the Australian coast until they were picked up
by schooner and taken to Bowea.
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THE SUGAR FAiLuREs--THE LATE MERCAN.
TILE AND REFINERY FAlLuREs.-The pub.
Iished statement OF the condition of the
Calvert Steam Sugar.Retining Company, as
inside to the meeting of creditors on Thurs.
day. whist being the theme for comment 10
business circles yesterday, produced little If
any apparent disquieting effect. At hefirst
session of the Stock Board bank stocks were
weak, but after the adjournment OF the
Board sales of bank stock were made ut
higher figures than could be obtained at the
session. This depression was no. unex-
pected, and WAS but transltory. AS stated
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COMMERCIAL.
;ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, September 4, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 2.046 bushels. Rel, $500
CoRS.-W White. $50 bushels. Teilo0, 146 bush.
els. IMiret. IA bushels.
OAT>.-1.226 bushels.
YE-2S bu heels.
MEAL-4S bu. hels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels prime on private
terEs; 1872 bushes fair Mt s1.35; 1873 bushels
good at $40: 222 bushels common on urvate
terms; 270 bush-Is on private terms; 20 bushels
prime al Sl.5U; 100 bushels common at $l.15
pa bushels common at IL; 22 bushels very good ut
Sl.45 la bushels common ut $1.10: 50 bushels
al 81. 25 3SS bushels very good private terms
total. l,6OS bushels. Red, 220 bushels fair at
S1.35; 156 bushels fair Oh private erms 90 BUSH
els common at S1.15; 512 bushels on private
terms; 32 bushels common nj Sl.20; 17G bushels
gooo f1.40; 232 bushels very good ut 81 As; s
bushels common at Fl; So bushels at S1.25 $50
bushels very good on private termS-totaI, Q 46S
bushels.
CORN White, "a bushels very good at 76c.; 40
bushels prime al 7Gc.: ~ bushels common at
75c total, lac bushels. IeliOt0, s bushels very
good N Toe. .Nired, "a bashes very good al Toe.
UATS.-6l0 hu .hels winter on private terms;
bushes good Winter at 50c.-total, CT 6 bushels.
RYE.-2S uuSbt Is Wet at soc.
RE-EXHlBITED.
WHEAT IFhEe, COG bushels. Red, ITO bush.
els.
OATS.-4t bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 4-Eceninq.-Money
closed easy ut 1A0O2. otcrllng dull 4S5h.. Gold
strong at ll4k@ll4S. Governments dull and
strong. States quiet and n0mi nal.
BANK sTATEMENT.-Loansi increased 1909, 900;
specie decreased *lS75 600: lcgal.tender H.
creased 1000; deposits decreased, $2,S7o 600
reserve decreased 81 900 600.
Specie shipments to-day: 1850 0G0 (all in Mexi-
can dollarsJ, for The week, s453,l75.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. St p,ember 4.-Virginia 6s, peelers
As: consols, 60a. West Vrginia's. 81. North
Carolina 6'S, ola, Is; new, 10; special tax, 2. Bio
lO-Uay,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE. ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 6, 1875.
sun rises.........5.40 Moon sets. ..........9.52
Sun Scts........... 6.2O High tide. S.5S
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4 El;;DUCAT,IrOgAlr.

Miss BOCKiUYs g C 81 n ~ FOB
fHl .Y0rTSG LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS No.
19i NORTH EIGHTH sTREkT.-Tbe second
session Of this school Win begin. D. on tls
OF OCTOBER. rs. and end JUNE 3e.1676s
Latin and Modern Languages taught By competent
Instructors ~; rgsz7sE &c lei It ~,
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EDUGArroSAL,.. :.
SHoCkoE HILL AoaDEMY.

FSHUChUE HILL ACADEMY.
~ A. SELECT SCHOOL. FOR BnYs
No. Az SEVENTH STREET.
The eleventh session will commence WRDNES.
DAY, ptember 9TH. nrd close the last Friday IN
June. Number Iimired, discipline street. and each
Publ carefully taught Circulars ut the book.
stores. $3.50 '1's15'-o. =
CHARGES: FngI.sh and Mathematics, per sea.
sion. se5 Greek and modern languages, each s20
Latin, SO. &. T. BEACH,
SO 6-lm Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

CUNNY-SIDE ACADEMY, ELMWOOD
~ AVENUE, SIDNEf.-The third session OF this
con .inuc nine moths. English, French. German,
and Music vocal and IuStrupcntai, will he taught
by competent Instructors. For circular aud terms
apply nj nv office. Ola Man street. 1T residence
corner Elmwocd avenue and Park streets.
an o.. an Spu6S1O* W. W. KENNETH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch !
BRlsroL-GooDsoN, Va. AND Tenn,
September !, 1875.