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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16
Meeting al the KockbridSe County
conservative Convention, dc.
...>;uaI,!lcc of thc Richmond Dispatch.l

T. .r~,r..i'!rr pl lEc i.ithulpH" AASP"tS"'J
l.Yyi>GyoH. VA. September Is, 1915.
IT.. a.ly.a,c> to our County Conservative
,,r,,n,jou assembled in the COURTHOUSE on
S,r.-.,4v ;Er I'm instant for the purpose OF
! .r.n,'ing ii ,.rgaicS TO The next Legislature.
Mr.. Andrew Patterson, county superin.
t,9aolr. rt,.rd the Convention to order.
Nr. Char, Arm"ntrou, was called 10 the
cal.r. AMI NJ. \. I. Barclay appointed sec
yc'iy.
u..r Of I'll. delegates made 4 motion con-
cDruu. IL" >y>tcm Of voting.
Colonel Paxton, after 4 few remarks COM
11.m"ulary To- Governor Letchcr, moved that
b,.i,;r any ,'u"r business should be IN order
tie ,ouyrn'isn nominate Governor Letcher
by arc'alultl III a> the first delegate on the
C1n,prypiv" ;irk"'.
The gentleman who made the first motion
W., u The opinion that everything should
be duly or.anZ~d before they proceeded to
Il, uomna' jou Of delegates.
M.. Hamilton VAS IN favor OF Colonel
P.N,ou'> !nt;iyu, and did not want Gov
emo. L"rcurf'> uame mixed up III the clash
ADD contest al the a>prant> 10 the second
ls,,.'jon: ana Ihol2ht The best way OF eX.
Pressing tG,ir uubauudcd appreciation and
Gratitude L. III, Governor Vas to elect him
b. .rrilnlatiuH, and a that before the Con-
ye1t,,n Wa !ui.y organized.
Iy,ru.i p,y-o motion was put, and re.
S..'.j in Governor Lctchrr's nomination by
.,e....n.t.or.
Y. :. I. I.~ttiI waS tncn nominated on
IT, 'r8rtn ballot A. th" second delegate on
IL. frhct is Il yo.e Of Il 10 IS.
uG mo'iu!:, his nomination was made
u",,.m"U
Ta- l. an honor Mr.. Lecch should be
- g.! of, CONSIDERING the good men aspiring
a. u" po>iti,l. and that 4 few weeks before
tie c'uNcu!r- ct the Convention he bad.
through the mvaium Of the gazette, respect
fully irr.Inrl The call Tor him to become
ctn:!datc lur uOruuallon. But the people
Wrgr 4, ..J7ain.i 10 have him.
In alarm ui lire was given here Saturday
morning. There WAS quite commotion on
Il" streets. Fortunately chimney was
only Uu Ire, and he c0ptlAgration soon died
Out Of IL own accord. We were in immi-
lcn' danger. though. for it was very windy.
tn" Virginia Military Institute has COM
nlcMrr4 il annual session with = goodly
EUmhcr II tnl,:icuanls.
May >tutrut> are daily arriving for the
Snh"I>i.r, Which will open its session on
Il" iG,h III thi> month. The chair of modern
languages ha> bvcn temporarily filed by the
appointment Of four distinguished a. Ms OF
IL" Institution. VINO will also assist in other
bI1urh,>.
E.y.J. William jones, ofyour city, was in
town during Tia" latter portion Of last week.
L has turned very chilly within the last
T." day. tgos. would not be surprise.
Last Friday marked the ending Of the Sc
coEd week since We have had any rain.
e. II.
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sCl,oi,dnffsff6U fsassa,l 80;

WAsniNGToa, September 1b.-The De
partnent Of Agriculture reports The condi!
ton of cotton better ip September than in
August In Mississippi, Louisiana, and Ar.
kausas. and worse on the Atlantic coast, 10
| Alabama, and in Texas. The prevalent
droughts in July were succeeded BY rainsin
August too copious. for the best results In
the Mississippi valley, and quite Injurious In
the heavy soils of the eastern belt, causing
rust, the shedding OF leaves and fruit, and
to some extent rotting Of the lower bolls.
There is rank recent growth which wiz
yield largely with q favorable and long au-
tumn season. or prove disappointment in
ease Of an early killing frost.
I In some parts Of Texas the drought con-
| tinued for nine weeks, but the seasonable
rains since the middle of August have placed
| the fields 10 high condition In uli except the
most severely parched localities. The losses
from the prevalence OF insects will scarcely
be q fraction in calculating the products Of
the present year.
A few counties IN Florida and lower
Georgia report the caterpillar The boil
worm is more numerous in Lowndes comfy,
Miss, and beard from in few other coun.
ties. Lice are mentioned by some CORE
spondents, and in Covington, Ala, the
correspondents report new enemy, which
they call minute gnat, which harber Oh the
leaves like lice. producing widespread aud
serious injury.
As compared with September, 1914, the
only States now reporting lower condition
are South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida
and in the Mississippi valley the improve
ment is very marked. particularly in Fen
nes.ee and Arkansas, ia which the averages
were very low in 1874.
a large proportion of the cotton area of
the country is represented in the Sep
TENDER returns, which include no less than
sixty cotton counties in Texas and seventy
six in Georgia.
The State averages of condition sre as fol-
lows: North Caroline, 80; South Carolina,
80; Georgia, 76; Florida, IS; Alabama, 81:
Mississippi, 90; Louisiana, So; Texas, 81;
Arkansas 90: IennesSee. &c.
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ILLINOIS ErisCopAL CONVENTION - LETTER
FROM DR.. De koyES.- Chicago, September
I.-Thc Diocesan Convention met to-day
70 eject hshop. Rev. Samuel Chase was
elected president, aud j. II. Knowles secre-
tary. Chancellor Judd then read n long let
l@T from Dr.. De Royen to the diocese. in
which he se;S forth explicitly bis position
concerning The holy sacramento position
whica he sasr, despite repeated explanations,
has been constantly misrepresented.
The letter reviews the action OF the stand
lny committee. and declares that either these
Dave exceeded their authority in refusing to
cohl!Fm him. or that he should be arraigned
before the bar of the Church for heresy.
Iha.iy, he withdrew his name rs candidate,
ana asked the diocese to elect another,
thocgh he expresses the opinion that what
Tue! believe 10 be u proper choice they
Shoud defend before the whole Church
"Du IN opposition TO the supposed arbitrary
acllon Of the standing committees.
The letter IS very affecting in parts, and
created profound impression. At the con-
clu,Ion OF the reading it was referred to Il
committee OF three clergy men and two lay
men after which the Convention ad-
l0urLcd.
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THE WORLD OF LoNDON.-The metropolis
Of the British Empire, The largest city the
world ever saw, covers within fifteen miles
radius of Charing Cross, nearly TOO square
miles, and numbers within these boundaries
600 900 Of inhabitants. 1t comprises 1,O00,-
900 foreigners from every region of the
lobe. 1t contains more Jews than the
whole Of Palestine, more Roman Catholics
than Rome itself. more Irish than Dublin,
more Scotchmen than Edinburgh. The port
of Loud-n has every day Ga its waters l,O00
ships and 5000 sailors. Upward OF l20 per-
SONS are added to the population daily, or
10000 yearly. 4 birth taking place every i've
minutes, and a death every eight minutes.
On an average twenty-eight miles OF
streets are opened and 5000 houses
built every year. In its postal
districts there is a yearly delivery OF 23S 0OO.-
600 OF letters. On the police-register there
are the names OF 100000 hahtual criminals,
increasing by many thousands every year.
More than one-third Of all the crime of the
country is committed in London, or at least
brought to light there. There are as many
beer-shops and gin-palaces as would, If their
fronts were placed side by side, reach from
Charing Cross TO Portsmouth, q distance of
sevcnty.three miles, and $4,000 druukards
are annually brought before its magistrates.
The shops open on Sunday would form
streets sixty miles long. 1t is estimated
that there are above ] ,000,000 OF the people
who are practically heather, wholly neglect
ing the ordinances of religion. At least 900
additional churches and chapels would be
REQUIRED for the wants Of the people. LEI
sure Hours.
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Rs11,o.!HIlMloND srooK EXCHANGE.
(, WEDSEspAlLY se,pte,,ntb,e.,r l1s Ya1s

PtcIHpCr I5f 1870.
.tdfs ShcurRies-y Virginia co,,.o,.f az, MA aa
assed; y.rsinia consos. new, ASK Md: Virginia de-
IeIIeo W ASKED: yirrinta aEix-r eceiyabie con.
Shg observation-disclosures city S,s / OS bid ] OF
asken hlcnIpofd city 6's- 80 bio; 90 sssked 2 -
mortsaRe Ss, D. md j.. SO bid. 90 nsked: Rich
mond ana DanVille Railroad consolidated 6's, M.
:. Railroad !Stcess.-Richmond. Fredericksburg and
POTOMAC Railroad common, 100 par, 65 do; Hch.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RaiFsoad per
Fredericksburg ana Potomac railroad Yer cent
Guaranteed 90 par a2 bid; Richmond aod ian
vile Railroad, GO par. 81 asked :
Bank Socks.-aisrchants National, 90 Enr, q51
bid: Merchants and Planters Savings, Is par 23S
asked. 80
E,s1trnnie ComD.,sfes.-yirginia Fire mad Ma
Dtne, % parr 35k- asked !: CITY, 100 par. asked
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Rpechar.s AnSt Lelier.

TWIN MOUNTAIN House, AUGUST 30.-Dis.
t1Tct Attorney Briiton. Dear Sir: Your let.
ter commenting TO my attention certain
considerations which incline you to relin-
quish the criminal suit against Mr.. Moulton
and Mr.. Triton was duly received and consi-
aered. I think that the views which you
present are sound and wise.
1t would seem to be automatic that no suit
should be carried on in which neither indi-
viduuls nor society can hope for benefit.
Should you in your discretion enter noHe
prosequi believe all rigbt-thnking citizens
will regard your act with approblton, when
made aware Of the reasons.
Sincerely yours, FL. w. BEECHER.
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The MESpofA DlsASTsR-TERRlBLE STORY
OF TIE SURVIVORS. - Chicago, September Ia
The seven passengers OF the steam barge
Mendoza, who were picked up by the
schooner Addic Off Manitou, arrived here
Yesterday. They are Captain Fairbanks,
II. l.. Page, Patrick Monahan, VS.. Crane,
Amos Ness, and George Mckinney. One OF
the crew states that at l O'Clock Friday
morning the waves began breaking over the
Mendoza, and she parted the line by which
she was towing the barge Morning Star. The
water kept gaining till 5 O'Clock, when the
other barge was thrown off. Soon after the
boats were lowered, and the captain, his son,
the first mate, and some of the crew climbed
into the large boat. The smaller one was
taken by some of the crew, who almost im-
mediately pulled away. The father ard wife
of the captain were left. The father was
seventy years of age, and tried to reach the
boat. When last seen the steward stood with
his wife, and went down with her. The
story is related also by another Of the crew.
who speaks in terms of praise ofthe conduct OF
the c,ptain and officers. The Mendoza was
eighteen years old. and was owned by William
CroSsthwaite, Of Buffalo. His SOD persisted
on the boat. She carried q large cargo OF
coal, ana was valued at $4,000. The cargo
was insured, but the vessel was not.
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Nominations for the Legislature.

Especial kilograms 10 The DIspatcH'J
LYECHBURG, September 15.-At the meet:
ing of delegates to-day, at Campbell Court
house, John W. Daniel was nominated for
the Senate, and DR.. ". S. Morris, H. FL.
Withers, and A. J. Clark for the House Of
Delegates.
PETER sBuRG, Va, September 15.-Dr. T. j.
TAYLOR, of Brunswick, was to-day unani-
mously nominated for the Senate by the Con-
sentative Nominating Convention, which
convened ut Wbites-and.Bl to-day. Will.
liam Guy received the nomination for the
House Of Delegates.
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Missouri Items.

ST. LOUIS, September 15.-Dr. Linderman,
director of the mint here. met the committee
who presented the advantages of locating
the mint at ST. Louis.
Fireman & Co.. of Kansas City, and John
Sbeehan, Of st. Joseph. plead guilty to-day
TO "crooked whiskey," throwing them.
selves on the mercy of the Government.
Clarence A. Wood (colored) to-day shot
his wife and himself. Jealousy was the
cause. He left letter wishing his father,
who lives in Macon, Ga, to be Informed.
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WASHINGTON NoTEs. The new fifty.cent
note will be issued on the 1st OF October, and
the new national bank notes. printed on dis.
tinctiye paper, will be issued in two or three
days.
President Grant left Long Branch Tuesday
to attend the retiuion Of the Army OF the
Cumberland at Utica, n. 7. He will proba-
bly, visit bis farm at st. Louis before his
return to this city.
The large amount Of silver on hand in
California will necessitate the transfer OF
some of 1t eastward. The Treasury officials
are consulting about Its shipment.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-For New
England and the Middle States, generally
cloudy weather, with light rains, variable
winds from the south and west, and slight
changes in Temperature and pressure.
For the South A'llntic States, warm and
partly cloudy weather, with elsery to south
erly winds, stationary or falling barometer,
possibly followed by rain during Thursday
and Thursday night.
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The Indian Council.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, September 14.-The
place for the Council has been finally fixed
six miles from this point. The Indians are
coming in in large numbers. They are becom-
ing impatient at the delay. There will be
about $4,000 in the Council. Their camps eX-
tend about forty miles along the White
Earth river.
The bluffs in this vicinity are covered with
their ponies, each head Of family owning
an average of fifty ponies. These are in ex-
celent condition. The Indians themselves
are well clothed.
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Destructive Fire.

GEoRGETowS, KY. September 15.- Yester-
day, clerk in Barlow'S store, while loading
4 pistol, the weapon exploded. the charge
lodging in a can of powder which also ex-
ploded, blowing out the front Of the store,
setting fire to The building, which was con-
sumed. Four other buildings were wholly
or partially consumed. Loss, Sj0.000.' The
clerk and another young man were danger
OuSV injured.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcIINoSD, September Is. 1875.
OFFERINGS

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhHe, 1918 bushels. Red, 5000
bushels.
CoRN.-Wa 16 bushels. INired, so bushels.
OAyS.-2,S7S bushels.
kSE.-10 bushels.
.....- SALES. ...' -a
WHEhT.-IVhte, $50 bushels common at 81 20 !:
&c Bushels at $685. S4S bushels good at $40;
30 bushels fair at 81 80: 100 bushels feIr at
1.3g; so bushels at Sl.G5; 90 bushels on private
terms; $50 bushels on private terms.-t total I350
bushels. Ref. rs bushels damp at 81; asp: BUSH
els good Mt III 49, A bushels common at SLIP;
40 bushels prime at Sl.45; 1913 bushels fair at
Sl.36; ~ bushels fair al 81 49, 115 bushels very
common at Soc; 500 bushels common d; Sill
62 bushels at 81 AZ, 140 bushels fair at 81 80;
1913 bushels common at 81 81 bushels Tsry COM
mon At Toe; 100 bushels very common NJ 90c.;
1872 bushels common ut s1.05: 30S bushels COM
mon al 81 20: 100 bu: hes common at St.2I; 100
bushels fair at &1.35: 1924 bushels. on private
terms 90 bushels common III Sl.15-total, 3,99S
bushels.
CORN White, lG bushels at 75c. lfised, so
bushels at 74c.
OATS-130 bushels good al 4Sc.: IS bushels at
47c.; 80 bushels at 44c.; 43S bushels on private
terms-total. 7G6 bushels.
RYE 10 bushels AT S5c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT White, 556 bushels. Rad, a,002 bush.
els
UATs.-49S bushels.
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>, MOODY AND SASEEY.-Sprinaield, Mass,
September 1.-The evsngelsts, Moody and
Sankcy, with Professor Bliss and Colonel
hlttlc. have Deou consulting with George
IL. stuart and q. =. Rowland, of Philadel-
phn, and William Dodge, DR., and r. NJ.
McBarney, OF New York, and d. w. McWil.
ilams, +. II. MeIyip, and w. Hicks, Of Book
lyn, at Mortified, to-aay, over the proposed
revival oamp1gn IL America.
no definite decision was arrived at as to
The point of beginning work, though the
sentiment was for either New York or Phila.
Phla, with the probability that tue last place
VIII be selected. Work Will be begun about
November 1t, and mean time Dir. Sankey
mas gone to his homie, at New Castle, Pa, and
Mr' Moody vii! remain at Mortified. Whit
5ie and Bliss will work in the West and
southwest, beginning at st. Paul, Mimi.
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RICHMOND AND rETRaSBcRal
# RAILROAD COMPANY.


RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1876, trains
" ON this road will rnn as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:1o A. H., THROUGH MAIL aa daily Except Sun.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily iexeeps Sun,
day), with coach attached, for Pete11s
burg and stations on the soaiiiside
road, Lynchbnrz, and the West.
sengers taking this train viii make
close couaection ut Petersburg fcr
500 p. H.. FREIGHT daily Except ssndayh
with coach attached. d
LEAVE PETERsgga9 NORTH.
sundayl With coach attached.
lOa0 A. a., THROUGH A ALL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredertcksssxs an
Potomac railroad for all points kaae
500 P. ~, FaEIGHr daily fexeept sandayb
coach attached.
7:s5 P. NJ, THROUGH y AL daily Except Bur
Gayl connecting Ei d.c, ais 1s,,9a
Tor all poinss E.st and Wesa. PsilmAn
Sleeper attached. running through 70
Baltimore Also makiu4 close ccue
neet,on wish the Chesapea2ce md Ohaq,
railroad for The Virginia srrtuSs ana
points North and West
The MAIL TRAINS will net stop between haeaet
Trims on the Clover klll ratlrnsa VII iesya
Clover aD, pits Il csc Il. NJ aud reiafnnxs WI
leave Chester sc 44G r. u .daiiy esespe ssAayss
ALL TRAINSieaving Petersburg VIZ sfars npn
Apponattox depot. ..o.,,,xs,t is
my 80 A. ohAM. snDesL p.-.s...
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TOR BALTIMORE. S.L.
Il TRI.WEEKLY
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCkAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ana
WESTUVER, Of this line, leave their new pier In
the DocS, root OF Twenty-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS ut
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1T
o'clock. for Baltimore, making close connections al
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central rail- Dad tor northern cities and Canaa
Through bills signed 10 Baltimore ana all POINTS
wesi ard rates guaranteed as low by any other
line Apply TO l.. Is. TATUM, Agent. :
OFFICES, Twenty-second ard Dock and Sinrn anc
Main streets. Oc3
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Tho ARMY Of tho Cumberland.

UTICA, n. Y, September 15.-The Army
of the Cumberland are having their rednion
here, and hold their meetings at the Opera.
House. President Grant and General Sher-
man are present. General Hooker presldes.
Tine President simply bowed in acknoW-
ledgment to calls for speech. He goes
banna tn ST. Louis.
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lReuorred expressly for the Richmond dispatch ]
SEPTEMBER 16.-Figures ruling the past week :
SO: medium, a1O@Sl4; good, $l4@S16.
FilerS.-Leaf-C Common, sSG1s12; medium, 81 2
asia good :14mS1S
smokers -Colpmou. 4s@sl4; medium bright,
Sl4GSI6 gOoc. $lG@sI22.50.
Bright HTuDperS.-COmmon. i20lt2S: me-
DUN. s2S@f33; good, $33@S45; extra, s45@
S55: fancy, $35GSG2
MnhogGny WrGpDers-Common, Sl66$20 !;
medium, S2O@G$30; good, S30G*40; extra, s40@
$50. ALPHA.
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BY TEL is RApH..
e-Drowned-Tne Norfolk Masonic
Temple to be Dedicated I'm November.

hple 80 We khXNuSShsOCEs
Tspectafteiegrnm TO the Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, Va, September 15.-This morn.
ing about q O'Clock an alarm OF fire was
caused by the burning Of frame building
on the corner OF Lodge and Nicholson streets,
occupied as a grocery.store. The building
was totally consumed, and two adjoining
buildings partially burned. 1t was supposed
to have been. the work of an incendiary.
A little boy, five years old, son OF Clifford
Burks, residing near Thompson's landing,
Norfolk county, was drowned while playing
in boat.
1t was decided to-day to dedicate the Grand
Masonic Temple, in this city, on the 18th of
November. The demonstration will be
memorable one to the Masons Of this section
of the State.
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Herzegovina,

PROGRESS OF THE INSURRECT1OS.
CoEsTASTlSoPLE, September 15.-The Her.
zegovinianS now appear willing to negotiate
with the consuS.
The latest encounters have terminated in
favor of the Turks.
Emigrating families are returning.
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Sc CANTON INSIDE LINE."s.15n !,

EI5SusEkSH.
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
FRI.WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at conner of
Twenty-second and Rock streets, making close con.
pection each trip at Canton, Md, iEast Baltimorel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhiladelDhia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
AL freight BY this line covered by lire and marine
Insurance free Of cost. No dockaSe charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. ....
Freghts ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phla, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phlladel-
pbia.
Freghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. For farther Information amply 10
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices TwentY-secoud and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Phladclnhia- las
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Vessel in Distress.

New YORK, September 15.-The Norwe.
eiap bark Falkner is here In distress. All
hands but man and boy are down with the
fever. She left Wilmington, N. c.. ten days
ago for Rotterdam, and when two days out
the fever appeared.
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OLD DCDNION STEAMSHIP {Es4
~ COMPANY. $4,000
FOR NEW Y0Rx.

This company will Dispatch one ef their splendid
steaRers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND. ad1d tS,EG)aGE.W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY al,
high watsr..
These ships are entirely new. and we're built ex.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, gtatsrooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, Accommodations, and attention are TN.
surpassed
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New YORK on the CompaGy's covered pier, 81
North river. j..
Freishts for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge lnade except actuS,
expenses incurred. =.
Freight received until 6 P. u. daily.
For Further Information, apply to
GEORGE ". ALIEN C CO., Agents,
} HCn ar,fs ,uha O.
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sale Of AssayiDS- and Refining Works.

sale Of AssayiDG- and KehniDS-Works.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 15.-Tbe sale of
the San Francisco Assa,ing- and Refining
Works and also the acid-works, under the
same management, was to-day copsummated,
the purchasers being Flood and O'Brien.
These works have been largely under the
control of the Bank of California for some
time, and have been supplying the mint With
fine bullion for several years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16
BY Telegraph.

NEW YOEE. September 10 No0n.-Stocks dull
and steady. Money Sold, ll61 fxchaagr-
Long, 4Sl short, 4S5. Governments dull and
steady. states quiet and nominal.
Es6nba0.-Meney active NJ 2k63. Sterling weak
aud unsettled, $50. Gold 1l61slQ1 t6x. Govern
ments dull and strong. Staies quiet and nominate
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 15.-yirginia 6's. peelsrs,
40: eonsols S.2x- West Vrginias, 9R. North Caro-
lima es, old, 20; new, 10. Bio to-cay.