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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26
BY Telegraph.
NEW York.,


NEW YORK, September 25.-Cotton easier; sales
of 1859 bales at 114G911 9-16c. southern. flour
Unchanged Wheat dull and lower to sell 81. 10 for
old winter sa Gs
winter western; Sl.25 for new amber Indiana.
Michigan, and Tennessee, together. Corn dull and
Iaee s sr' ehee Oats i heavy and lover
for white. Cofee-Rio scarce and very firm; 1870
h oss sugar u If and Tosses QUIET and
unchangd. Rice steady and in fair demand. Tai
low and rosin firm at $l;90@sl.9Ss. Turpentine
si6.sO@$17; Closing at. $l6.s0@$16:9o. Lard
opened easier; afterwards advanced, but closed
heavy; prime steam, .S10.45. Whiskey nominal at
$1.1 III. Frcights quiet.
- ~ d = BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 25.-Flour steady and
,rs ans se ss@ spgsr560s ss2
S Seb Sands family ss aset
and less firm; Pennsylvania red, $1.209$1.2S;
MFyspa rss s S t. Belts 2s@ scass sm soS
steady at decline southern white 81 @5ec. yellow,
57@S9c Oats steady Rye nGnal at 79S5s
@$1s,5O. Observation-Disclosures Tic; clear rib,
9asc. Bacon-Shoulders, 9h@sAc.; clear rib, 104@
1915 Whste5 ass s sugar. sugar quiet tUd
unchanged
a CINCINNATI
CINc1SNATI,. September 25.1Flour in good de,
mand; family, So.20(S80.4U. WneaC Stcauy S4lD
$1.13. Corn steady at soc. Oats quiet and steady
asI.oS. Pork In fair demand and 1rln at $3.50.
Lard inactive; steam, 19H@10hc;; kettle, l1H@
l2c.; summer, loo. Bulk-meats frmer, but not
quotably higher Bacon steady and in fair demand and;
9X@I O4c. W6iskey in fair demand at 81 90. But
ter firm; demand fair; choice western reserve, 25
@26c.; Central Ohio, 23@25c.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIsyILLE sep.embes 2STE1oars quiet quiet and s
Wheat steady; red, s1.01 @$1. 05 amber, Si.O5@
S1.12 white, sL0l@s112. Rye steady at $50.
Oats steady and firm; white, sec. Corn dull |;
willie, 4Se;; mixed, 4le. Pork scarce and firm at
1850. Bulk-meats-7c. for shoulders; 6hc. for
clear rib; &c. for clear Sides. Bacon-74@94@9h
@l0Ac. for shoulders clear RIB and clear sides SUI
gar-cnred hams, 16@l6xc. Lard In fair demand;
fierce, Ike; keg, I3c. Whskey steady at 81 .0s.
ST. LOUIS. 1 ,s.,'.., -. lsr7s.
ST. LOUIS, September 25-Fiour steady and In
fair demand for medium extras at $3.50 $5:2o.
Wheat inactive; No. 2 red fall, S1.164.i,aCorn
unsettled, dull, and lower. Oats scarce and firm.
Rye duh. Barley unchanged; Whlskey steady at
800. Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet !;
summer steam. 81 O.07k. Bulk-nests dull. Bacon
easier: shoulders, 7xc.; clear rib aud clear sides
0kA9kc. and 10k(Q10hc.i 81
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The New York hotels are all crowded
ala business is improving rapidly.

The New York hotels are all crowded,
'na business is improving rapidly.
Bishop Doggett delivered an eloquent adj
' uteSs sunday at st. Paurs church, Balt:-
~'fe' on rise and progress OF Methodisn.
Il Lafayette Eliza, who murdered w. Fl.
spafkey in Randolph county, w. Va, in
S.aEch last, and effected his escape, has
''ea arrested in Clinton county, Ill. Hs
Two boys, fourteen and sixteen, on their
,AE "to fight the Indians" were arrested
~, baltimore Saturday and their war mate
'~'aken from them. 5l # II
d.As.iarge skier" containing twelve hum
IN ns1 ~ pieces Of goods exploded in bleaehery
Fo,M,' warwick, II. l., on Saturday morning.
ana 'shately the operatives had not arrived,
"0 no one was injured.
r.n A he iberty-of-eonscience festival ar
Wn 9eu by Mr.. w, Il. Baker ut hts farm, In
aie e,,e'iey, Mass, on Wednesday, there were
n.. nas one hundred clergymeno Of oil denomi-
lsrwanss and large number d ladies and
tae evidence for the prosecution in the
a. case will close on Wednesday,
men counsel for General Babeock will
nose court TO direct the jury to return q
eialct OF "not guilty.; but this failing,
i"ehce for defenee will begin,
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Ritl,n,o,,d 1lspattll.
.,,-,,sn.y, SEPTEMBER 90, 1916.
Rain and Frcshet Damages i'm
A"~ Vfrgfnta. 4
u,os,,ontcnce Of the BALTIMORE Sun.1

.os,,ont,cnce Of the Baltimore Sum-
..x,ypr1A, VA, September q, 1876.
ALh aos,crly storm OF the past sixty
nc ,ns produced but little damage on the
hou!s eide ii The tides have been high, but
rNc, nare has been taken TO protect all In.
amp. which were threatened. In the tide
telesS ,ecion OF Virginia, along the railroad
wate, ,hsrc has been considerable damage,
n nd IraiIroad transportation has been very
ma n,ha Manassas train on the Virginia Mid
"a railroad which left AleNan drta, Va,
S .a. morning, is the last train which
~. core out on that road, ana no trains
, ,,% arrived since the early trains OF the
a "n day. The through tram from the
with which left here at 1880 Yesterday
,,orninc was stopped at PohlcS run, some
Ton miles above, by the hlgh wafer. Wh.ch
had inundated the valley anu unsetstcu Tue
hr;dcr. The train was forced 10 return, ana
,hc passengers have since taia over mere;
ny. nor,bern-bound trains OF Saturday and
ne 't S,,nSov morning are now all overdue,
eai , ,,,arr seems no probability OF their ar
rival to-day. ,,s fror, horond
-, a., hrcak this morning reports heavy
~, "' at pnhirk. and that Bull run and all
va. s.rco,nS in its neighborhood hare be-
t n,,,n ,nrrenfs. 4 portion Of the road be-
. .,rnn,, Arlington and Lorington stations Is
',.a.Isd away. The officers OF the road are
,,S,,,g every energy for repairs; supply and
rcnaIr trains have been dispatched from Sc
.'lLrai stations on the road to the injured Sec
.;on.. and repairs are being made rs last rs
~" wstrrs permit, but it is not thought that
ra,,Iar travel can be renewed until there Is
Cessation OF the heavy rains.
hundred feet OF the Bull-Run bridge
over the Occoquan river is said to have
been swept away. THERE'S great alarm that
,hr fallen bridge or some OF its heavy TIM
hrrs. BY being borne along the river, VIII
damage Woods bridge, on the Alexandra
and Fredericksburg road, near Quantlco::
This latter road has been greatly damaged
TX the rains, and the Baltimore and Poto-
mac road has taken the precaution OF trans
hitting passengers by boat from Washing
ton to Quantico.
The rain made heavy wash at Possum
Nose, on the Alexandria and Frcdericks
burc railroad, but repairs have been made
4, that point. The Washington and Ohio
road has suffered somewhat, but its trains
viii run regularly, as will the trains on tn
Alexandria and Washington railroad.
There i no serious damage at Shepherd
and the trains there are ready for their con
ncrtions. There was but little damage II
,he vicinity OF Alexandria. The tides were
high. but ample care was taken to protec
ali threatened interests.
The Potomac river has been quite higf
and threatening. but it is not believed thai
any serious damage will be done. A
Georgetown another break in the Chesa
peake and Ohio canal is reported. 49,.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

4: H:; 1Ss ii, Il IMMINENT IN ALGERIA.
q PARIS, September IS. The Presse says it
has good authority for stating that General
Chauzy, Governor-General OF Algeria, has
informed the Government that o general In
surrection is imminent In. the province.
5 e - = = ~ +. FROM PANAMA. H. ;.
PANAMA, September 16.-News from Mag
dalena river says that Yuoscas, the histori-
cal guerrillas, from the mountain Businesses
Of Cundina, are en-the war-path. They
have interrupted communication with the
The Eastern war ,:t, s.. :"
pRoLoNaATIos OF THE ARMIsTIcE-PEAcE
Ens PROPOSITIONS. II ~ (. -
LONDON, September PA Reuter- tele-
gram from Constantinople says the Porte
has ageeed to prolong the suspension OF hos
tilities for eight days. The Porte expresses
the hope that the Powers during that time
will communicate the conditions OF peace
which they propose: 49, ,e.'i.i.. 81
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Virginia Items.

luz OF whiskey slowed away since 1926
WAS found IN Culpeper county rev days
ago. .#r
Judge Fullerton has fine farm near Clif-
ION station, Fairfax county, Va.
Lynchburs is thinking about building q
smallpox hospital.
Rcv. J. W. Dungee has organized n
c,lorcd club in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Il. L. Glassett has succeeded Mr..
shea Is Portsmouth editor OF the Norfolk
Landmarks.
The Roanoke VALLEY says the parties who
ATTEMPTED to rob the Mecklenburg' Bank
carried away two pistols and nothing else.
The Roanoke Valley says tobacco is gene
rally OF fine quality in that section, though
the crop is very small.
The Inder-ApDeaL suggests that Rich
mond and Petersburg establish quarantine
grounds at City Point.
Professor r. VI. Eames and Mr.. Bran
dith, OF New York, who have leased the
Nccklenburg gold mines, intend commenc-
in. operations in a short time.
The Board OF Health will assemble and
order the city cleaned up as soon rs the
tenth case Of yellow-fever is announced
lndcy-dppeal.
Judge Hughes will hold an adjourned
term OF the United States Circuit and Dis
trict Courts in Alexandria, commencing to-
day
A citizen OF Bedford, charged with dis
filling Goose Creek Bitters" on whiskey
basis without paying Government tax, has
been tried and honorably acquitted.
The schooner William Donnelly, which
arrived at Alexandria Saturday morning
from Richmond, brought four large blocks
O, granite for the monument to the late
Bishop Johns.
General James &. Field, OF Culpeper, and
.everal other gentemen-among them the
,on OF Hon. Daniel VOORHEES,, Of Indiana
are expected TO address the Conservative
voters OF Alexandria on Wednesday.
Three bridges of the Atlantic, Mississippi
md Ohio railroad above Lynchburg were
washed away by the freshets Friday morn
ng. Travel on that route is now seriously
delayed. 1t is great loss to the company.
DanriNe Ne,rS.
\ printed pamphlet has been circulated
IN Petersburg praying the Unlted eta!es
Circuit Court to allow the sale OF the City
Point railroad separate and distinct from
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
d which it is branch. The document is
quite lengthy one, and has much figuring
10 show why it should not be sold with the
main stem OF the road.
We are sorry to learn that there is con-
siderable amount of sickness prevailing In
Tue western part OF our city at the present
t!ne-al Of a malarial character, and pro-
dueed, we doubt not, by ponds Of stagnant
water along the line Of the railroad. Re
move the cause, and disease will remove IT
sell. Gan ounce OF prevention is worth
pound OF .''-DanuiNe Express.
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DARK HUTEL,
ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN),
s1a MAIN STREET AND OH BANK STREET.

The undersigned beg leave 70 announce 70 the
travelling pnblic that the PARK HOTEL has been
rely and refnrnisbed, with frsciaeS
RESTAURANT and privute dining rooms, xt mod
rate rates. - 60 Is !.
It's location fs In the best portion OF the city and
centres Tobacco aud Corn and Flour Exchanges.
Post-ofice, Banks, City Hall, State Capitot, and an
the principal business houses The hotel oyersooss
the beautiful Capitol Grounds.
Travellers win find q quiet and comfortable home,
With rstclsss accom- odatfon, at prices adaptcd 20
Rooms European plan), u per day aud upwards.
Attached to tie Hotel iss GAZE, antclass In an
l's 3 a ss!peodsm JOHN b. SMELLING q CO. q
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FROM THE ALTAR TO THE ToXB.-We
learn that Lieutenant Albert H. Mellen, OF
the second United States artillery, stationed
al slnithVllle, whose marriage and death
were recorded in Fridays paper, had been
engaged to the lady of his choice (Miss
ffioieau) some time previous to his illness,
ana that the marriage was soon to have
1hen place. Becoming Frustrated with the
useast which terminated with his death,
: aau nndlng that his end was surely ap-
preaching, he insisted that the nuptials
saould at once be solemnized. The lady
sohsentcd, and the solemn ceremony was
reformed just about one hour before the
,p pr OF the groom tookits everlasting flight.
"Hmin9ton (N. c. Star.
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TUsT RECEIVED, Al LOT OFuff1g
u Calfakin Boots Caters aud Laced n
Shoes; for cid gentlemen, very broad bot-1
toms and low heels; dne Calf Box-toed Gal ~
tiers for men and youths; something nice md good
Tor little boys and girls, and good assorted
ladies and misses. All OF the above very cheap af
IL Z. w. II. CARDOZO'S, No. 1926 Main street,
second door from corner Fourteenth street.
Another large lot Leather, Saratoga and osner
Tr,,nks yery cheap. 49, = !. 3 6, Az %
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sWHEAT.-Red, los bushels.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 25, 1875.
The breaks to-day were 121 hogsheads, IT tierccs,
and l box. The offerings at auction on Change
were lOl packages, of which number IL were
taken in, and tine remainder sold at prices ranging
from 81 10 TO S37.
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LADIES, L AtSlTI m Ct CON- 60
Ia GREsS GAL TIERS and LAgES ~
SHOES-hand-nade, no nails-low, broad heels, for
old ladies: old gentlemens Caters and Low Shoes;
Misses, Boys, Chiidren's, and Infants SHOES
Trunks, Satchels, vaises, &C., at ", f~
80 ~ 7I1t:ff s.;ff u. A. GRIGG'S,ye 81
an 10 ...s..'g.l.t, Tenth and Main streets.
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HOTELS.

GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA =
w Thoroughly renovated, remodelled, AND. newly
furnished located In the centre OF business a con-
and express offices; and under the present manage
pent will be SURPASSED BY NONE IN THE EOUTu.
!. ~ JOHN w. CAMERON
SO lS.3m a5'!i - Proprietor.
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LATEST NEWS.
Magnificent Spectacle in New
York Harbor Sunday.
HE'LL GATE OPEN.

THE ExPLO sIoN A PERFECT sue
CESS IN EVERY RESPECT.
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ST. TnTrIS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, sEPrEsfBER 25, 1875


Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G.' w. Allen q Co.,
agents
chandlse and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, n,er.
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Helen, -, Passport, fish, Davenport
q Morris, ~.
coal, Morrison & Kent.
Schooner George E. Bowdoin, Phillips, Baltimore,
wheat, Haxall. Crenshaw Company.
Schooner John Tway. Whe2tiey, Philadelphia,
pig-iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Wcrks Com
p1ny. 8,@,f-.i. 80
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. T.. B. Tatrm, agent.
Schooner John n. Parker. Outten, City Point,
leaf tobacco to load bark Aqmla, Curtis Parker,
Z, Schooner Cosdora, Wilson. Bristol, L. L, coal,
Midlothian Coal Company. 81
i@.s Is ARRIVED AT CITY POINT. q Z 81.
Bark King Oscar II. (Nor.), Christophersen, Fifty.
Ave days from Liverpool a,o5Q sacks and 100 tons
SAT-. In bulk, Davenport e Morris. ~
8rie Soskummeren tSor.h Wahi, Bristol, Eng
LAMP pia Hampton Roads In ballast, to load tobacco
Eor HfyefpoOI Curtis Parker,
Brig Willie Goodyear {Br.,, Cussons. New York
light TO load -four for Bahia, Haxali Crenshaw Com.
pany. z -
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ss.CENT STORE.

!.
THE 99-CENT STORE,
having had fifteen feet added 10 Its depth to make
room for the immense new fall stock, Is also much
better lighted, and now shows to Its customers
rs dozen LADIES' HATs-hfty different styles;
so dozen new styles MEMS HATS:
New style coLoRED SHIRTS;
More of the same style WHITE SHIRTS:
rs dozen UMBRELLAS: r
An elegant line of VASES and TOILET SETS;
Novelties In sMoKING-sTANDs;
LAVA and GILT ORNAMENTS;
90 dozen vALISES;
10 dozen BIRD-CAGEs;
A splendid line of DOLLS;
New WATER SETS,
MIRRORS. CAKE-BoXEs, LAMPS. 5t;,
Call at sos Broad street and see what 90 CENTS
will BUY .tI,ss seIS
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EFFECT OF TwEED's SURRENDER.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-The Cuban
patriot interest here is greatly excited over
the action of this country and Spain in re-
gard to Tweed. The uneasineSs is not con.
fined to this class. The acceptance OF
Tweed from Spain without acquisition on
her part will be a precedent for the unques-
toned surrender on our part Of any person
whom Spain may want. 1t is feared Mr..
Fish has blundered.
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BY Telegraph.
/, NEW YORK.

{..y t.T 2. NEW YORK. MI - 10y :
NEW YORK, September Noon.-Stocks active
and lower. Money, ". Gold, 10k. Exchange-
Long, 4S3: short, 4s49. states-Louisiana, 8's
and new better; rest steady Governments dull but
Eusntng.- Money easy at HOP. God, ITO.
Sterling quiet at 4S3. Governments dull and steady
States quiet and nomiuaI.g -, - si-zi r..
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Casualties and Crimes.

I z EAKTHQUAKE IF91FEVIfAA - -
EVANSVILLE, IND, September %: Sue
cessive and heavy shocks OF earthquake
were felt in this city at II o'clock last night.
The effect was to cause general alarm
throughout this city. Everybody LETT their
beds. Globes were shaken from cnanae-
liers, and many persons supposed It was
caused by steamboat-boier explosion. No
damage was done in this city SO far as ascer-
famed = IN - s,:.s's - '5.t.'5 -
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COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL. I. ~
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September Is, 1875
OFFERINGS. 4l-.l
WHEAT Vhtte,254 bushels. Red, 1873 bushels
CORN " hfte, 37S bushels. MiTed, 20 bushels.
OATS-212 bushels 90 - ~
po- II M farrdls

SALES.
WuEAT.-IVhite, SO bushels ut sl.O8; $50 bush
els prime al. S1.30-total, 1856 bushels. Red, 114
bushels common at S1.15; 90 bushels common at
Sl;17O bushels very good ut S1.2S; 76 bushels at
$1.26 /; &c bushels ut 1922; SO bushels prime at
$3.50 80 bushels at 81 .05 100 bushels good ut
'CoRy.EWhite,' 200 bushels prime at 6Oc.; 'il26
bushels at 5sc.-total 328 bushels Mired, 20 bush
els prime at 60c. % .E-' ...-s. n 80
OATs.-78 bushels very good spring at &c.: Sc
bushels good at $780,; 100 bushels prime private
terms-total, 252 bushels. 81. ss1 I'll. ,5,e.t''
PoTAToEs.-10O bushels on private terms. -
RE-EXHIBITED.
sWHEAT.-Ped, 1oS bushels .I
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DAVENPORT 81 MORRIS offer for sale
~ the cargo Of the bark Edwin consisting Of
1000 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
factory-flled, ful-bleached sacks-"George Des-s
kins ;, and buckley brands-daily expected.
-st.5 n 800
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. GENTLE
IDMANan.l wife and child about eight years old
central location. Address r., Lock-Box 16e stating
location, terms &c. g 80 26-iasIs
5DERsONs CONTEMPLATING VISIT
8 ling TIE CEETENNTALc can be accommo-
dated with FIRST-CLAES BOARD In pfiytte
Terms low. Address sEsst A. ID GTOH
1871 north Twenty-frst street,
se 26.2f philadelphia, Pa.
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STEAMSHIP DISABLED.

New YORK, September Pa dispatch
has been received here reporting that the
steamship st. German, which left Hayre
September 9th for New York, had been
lowed into St. Johns, N. F., by the steam.
ship England, from liverpool for New
York. The St. German had lost her rud:
der in hurricane. The England sailed
again at s O'Clock Sunday morning for New
York with the St. Germans passengers and
mails. All well. The st. German will be
repaired at St. Johns and proceed to New
vorly
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f A T MEADE & BAKERS ~.
n $50 s.-- ~ DRUGSTORE:
BATH-BRUSHES and SPONGErBAGS;
AIR-CUSHIONS for RED-SOHES;
AIR.PILLOWS for TRAVELLERS:
PURE RUBBER. CT OTH for INFANTS TOILET
RUBBER BED-PANs for TNYALIDS;
GLIsHTOnET CARBOLIC SOAP;
PACKERS, TAR SOAP;
GBR tEds n AiNisTHafAC URE:
EHlMRODS ASTHMA REMEDYI
CUTTERS POCKET INHALER: 55si4
IMPROVED STEAM ATOMlZERS; "a ~
IMPORTED. COLOGNE-WATER; w
OLOGNE-SPRAY AT0MIZERSi - ssz'44
ELASTIC STOCKINGS for WEAK BoLSisi
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS; 4
CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF BEE ,,,, .
VALENTINES NEAT-JUICE and afLYCEhfHAs
and all new preparati ions sold 6y
.,.oE 'A-~4.1-ss - - z 81 q Main styeSEs
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, September 25.--Yirginia 6's, defer
red, 6k; consols, .67a; second series, 81 North
Carolina 6s, old, 16; new, 6k. ~ -. ~
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Dangers of the Deep.

MARINE DISASTER AND LOSS OF LIFE.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, September 49,
The Dardenong, from Melbourne for Sid
new, foundered near Jervis bay during a
hurricane on the 18th instant. Six OF her
crew and passengers were drowned.
MISSING SHIP WITH THREE HUNDRED COOLIES
., ABOARD.
LONDON, September 25.-The British ship
Lammermuir, bound from Calcutta to Deme-
rara, is posted at Lloyds as missing. 1t is
believed she has foundered with all hands
and 800 coolie emigrants.
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.

LOUISVILLE, KY., September 25.-At, II
O'Clock last night there was house-shaking
throughout the city. No doubt it was an
earthquake. e go 49,. I, -,
FATAL sHo0TISG ARRAY IN MARYLAND.
Il CnIsF1ELD, Md, September Is On
Saturday Benjamin Riggen shot and proba-
bly fatally wounded James Ford kigge.n
had been paying his addresses 70 FoEGs
daughter, and it is supposed the Troupe
arose from the opposition manlieste9 Dy the
girls parents to her marriage Win hlggen.
Riggen escaped in Q boat 10 tne S w gi'
shore. .si.IL o
FEARFUL. FALL FROM A,;BALLooS-, -
ST.. LOUIS, September 25.-George MN
throp made an ascension in hot-alr Daiioon
at Paxton, ILL.,, and at an altitude OF nYs
hundred feet the balloon burst Wish Q i0uu
report and began to descend rapidly Inc
wreck formed a parachute, ana cneeks9 t tne
rapidity OF the descent Tor snort ume' pdt
when about three hundred. feet high . col e
,anse occurred; Tho man shot rapidly earth
ward. striking with such force as to DRIVE
his legs into the ground up "a. his knees es
His forehead was cut open and bis nose
broken by the basket falling ON MIN. his a.
hack is badly hurt, and It Is, thought ne sui.
ferad severe. internal injuries, which Will
prove fatal. He was alive at ast accounts ll :;
COLLISION. 'f'si'' asszst
MoNTpELIER, VI, September 25.-A col.
lison occurred to-day on the Montpelier and
Wells road, by which one passenger and an
engineer were fatally hurt. Several passen-
gers were seriously injured.
THO YeIlov,reyes sunersrs-
!. rsnpTI,1Hp. Me-. September 26. Portland
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TOBACCO. dc:

TMPEROR CHEWING TOBACCO
E This celebrated premium brand OF Chewing To-
bacco is now ready for deliyery1o the trade. Cns-
fctory, with the assurance OF getting nrsfrate ar
Hole denounced by Judges to be uneqaaled IN chew
'iAe' pAoiAo1 49,. - II. ii, FRAYSER CO.,
,a ~ ..-,.s--5 Imperial factory
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COLLISION At SEA.

FALMOUTH, September 25.-The bark Nor.
way was in collision with the Wave Queen
at sea. and the latter was sunk. One sailor
from the Wave Queen climbed aboard the
Norway, but the fate Of the rest Of the crew
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A LLEGHANY HOUSE,

A LLEGHANY HOUSE,
Nos. sls AND sl4 RARKET STREET,
s PHILADELPHIA,
located in the central portion Of the city, has been
enlarged and rened. street-cars pass the house 70
aud from the Centennial buildings.
Terms for board and lodging from 90 to $3.50 pex
day. Tau 23.2mI A. BECk. froprfotor: y.
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TWEED UNAWARE OF HIS FATE.
LONDON, September 25.-A Vigo dispatch
dated Saturday says: "Tweed and his COM
panion, Hunt, are'not aware that the Frank
lin is coming here to embark for the United
States. The vessel is expected here Sun
dayD ~. -s-r- -.
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TYOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY ok
I'D ROUTED AT THE dep AECH PAINTINas
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LOUISVILLE, KY., September 25.-At -
O'Clock last night there was a DEMONSTRATING
throughout the city. No doubt it was an
earthquake. w. ~ Z. s-''15