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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVED. = 'Ss4s
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. Is. Tatum. agent.
Steamer West0ver. Skinner, Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers. II. y. Tatnm, agent.
Bark Aguilla (Nor.l, Gerard, Newray. Ireland, via
Sandy Hook. to load -four, Curtis & Parker.
Brig Cyrus, -, Norfolk, TO load 1ourlf0r Brazil,
Fla kali. Creusbaw Il Co. .sgS = ~ ..s.a.t
Schooner T. SD. Fisk, Baker, Orient, guano, W.
G. Crenshaw. r.. r.s.5s..@ ait
Schooner j. N. Parker, Outtcn, Philadelphia,
coal, Charles Ii. Page. ...t.,s t.7f. 81 80
Schooner Hope Mitchell, Baltimore, fre-brick,
Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works Company.
..e SAILED. ~ S4tsfts q
big Leonard Myers, Hicks, Rio Janeiro, hour,
Schooner Laura c. Wolf, Ewing, Philadelphia.
granite, Currte & Co. ~
paving blocks, Currie s. Co.
Schooner E. & L. Caudry, Higbee, New York, coal,
Bark Schiller Ger, Glolstein, Bremen, s35 hogs
heads leaf tobacco and S5 hogsheads stems, bar
rels -four, Z. o. Noting Co.; 800 bags bark,
Brig Lizzie II. Kimball, storer. Nume, ESQ hogs
heads leaf tobacco, FIR. William Hanewfnckel Co.
SPOKEN.
August Oath, latitude IS, longitude 45.47, bark
WIndward, from Richmond for Hamburger. 6s
MEMORANDA.
Bark Gustaf Adolf lSwed.l, Jansen, Richmond FOR
Malmo in the English channel lth Instant.
Schooner ". L. Phelps, Berry, from Richmond,
with ties, at Philadelphia on Tuesdsy. 4. st.s 3
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CULPEPER.


curs,rEAxE rREspYTEEf-rhE cAN'Ass IN
'n,",rp.u,SNoCH--A LIE AND RLow--Coi.o'
1.s., srsoTHsR's CONDITION, &C.
,,,,rrespondence of the Richmond DISPATCH
SEPTEMBER IS, 1876.
,, ,,nos,pcakc Presbytery met in the
,,.,,,hv,erian church in this place yesterday.
a,nn nncning sermon was preached by Kew
~ NV n;rwiddic, OF AieNandria, va. Rev.
~, cannon was chosen moderator. Inc
"a alter organizing, adjourned over un-
h"'. III. morning at 8 O'Clock. There are
~ ~. tii,ccn TO twenty ministers present. A
,."son- and interesting meeting Is antIci.
mated. =, +,o .cor,,;o,, ,ras srod
=, Washington. Rappahannock county. on
Wondav. nth instant, that being county
',,,r+ Il had been advertised that Generals
II,,ntnn and Field would speak, and this
haS drawn large crowd. Hunton not at
,~ndjnc. General J. G. Field opened the
H.N The General, always eloquent, sur.
,,a>scd even himself on TINS occasion. and
ao,,t ~ Grants administrator ana 10 hau-
;r,iiSm generally hard ana hcaFy ntoWS' IL
IcujS. ESQ. the Republican champion,
tn,InvrG IN az excited harangue, during
(which he pronounced some statements MADE
hv Field rs false. The lie provoked blow,
nd for some minutes there was tremendous
Vehement. which required much trouble
:, gllav. Lewis came out with bloody
'',.r and bruised face. while General Field
,,,fcy> to-day from 4 di>locatcd thumb. Nc
o,Icr damage done. And Rappahannock
Min give a rouSing vote for Tildcn, He'll
bricks. and lluaten this fall.
CoIcUcl S.rothcr is still n his brothers,
+, the mountains. There is no improve
,ncnt and hit slight hope for his recovery.
Eusjucs> continues dull. On account OF
,,>y prices hut little grain comes TO market.
All who can do so are holding for rise.
Rev. !. +. Taylor left for the Centcnnia
NonGay. he expects TO be gone for week
or 80, and will make short stop on his re-
;grn f. his new southern home. His health
seems entirely restored. RAD.
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NEW YORK TIMEs.-The Times has enter
ed upon the last week OF the twenty-tifth
wear OF its existence. 1t was on the 18th OF
September, 1851, that the first No. Of the
New York Times was issued from No. 113
Beekman street, and with the issue OF Sum
day the 18th instant It's twenty-tifth volume
will be closed. We shall take occasion on
Monday next to review the progress and the
leading achievements OF this journal during
the last quarter of a century, and shall en-
deayor to present our readers with an accu-
rate reproduction, in slightly diminished
form, OF the editorial page OF the first NO.
of the Times. ..-..-. r...
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The Governor OF Pennsylvania has issued
Il proclamation recommending the citizens
Of Pennsylvania Mt home and abroad to OBJ
serve Thursday, September %, 1876, as
holiday, and that they assemble in Phila-
delphia on that day to take part in the cere-
monies and assist in making the day memo
rable in the annals OF the Commonwealth.
The day selected will be the one hundredth
anniversary OF the adoption OF the first
Constitution Of Pennsylvania.
Nfr. w. w. Corcoran has been chosen
president OF the board OF joint commission
ers to complete the. Washington monument.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September Is, 1876.
OFFERINGS. .g5G
WHEAT White, 55S bushels. Red, $500
bushels. FIX .t+~
CORN White, 1872 bushels.
OArS.-S02 bushels
RYE.-144 bushels.
.. n SALES. s
WHEAT. White, so bushels prime at 1927; SO
bushels at 75c.; 2S4 bushels prime at Sl:2o; 100
bushels very good at $1.25 % bushels ut S1-total,
$50 bushels. Red, 500 bushels at Sl.2O; 7s4
bushels prime at $1.25; 100 bushels very good at
S1.23: 200 bushels good at S1.1S; 156 bushels TAR
ut sl.15; $50 bushels common at Sl.05; 1876
bushels ut 10; bushels at 81 324 bushels very
good at 1926; 1872 bushels very good ut Sl.24
bushels ut s1.l2-tOtal, 8, 096 bushels.
CORN White, so bushels very good at 56c.: on
bushels very good on private terms; 90 bushels ut
54c-totil, 1S2 bushels.
0ATs.l56 bushels fair spring at $50; IS bushels ne
so bushels winter at 37c.-total, 3SS bushels
RYE.-56 bushels prime at Coo. -.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Red Sc bushels.
CORN.-Hhite, 81 bushels.
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s624;; Australian, 5z4 American, 5is Ca

2 Uz4 tUIc SJa-
3nadian, 47B. "a
T6fAls rakdssas ustraii i
American, 900 ganad Han, 4gs Irish, 523;
Scotch, 523. s s Il. t5es
WAsHINGToH ITEMS.
w AsH1NGroN, September 49, The safe
burglary trial commences next Tuesday.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
the necessary instructions TO collectors Of
customs under the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty. 49, ~
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
believes, from the increased activity among
distillers and tobacco-d dealers, manifested by
the demand for revenue stamps, that there
will be considerable increase in revenue
over last year.. -
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BuGr, pfPLoMAs.-N Notwithstanding the
publicity -iyen to the sale of bogus diplo-
ma. purporting to be issued by 4 college in
Philadelphia, Ihc business appears to be
sill. lioUri>ilin". Now, however, the diplo-
ia, arc printed in Europe and forwarded
l. li.i- city. On Wednesday large con-
>!guurnJ reached our custom-house direct
I'd - "nr. j. &. Buchanan" The diplo-
ma AZ" in blank, and one set processes to
hc i,,U"h for attendance 1T the University
Hospital" while the other is that OF the
"Eclrc;!r Medical College OF Pcnnsylvania,'
md iia> attached the signatures OF the
"Frc>drnt." the :. Professor OF Anatomy
and Physiology" the "ProfessOr OF Chem
'>iry IN! Pharmacy,' and the "ProfeSsor
{" Obstetrics &c. Exactly how the pro-
lt>>or> supposed to be attached TO a college
jlratrd IN Philadelphia could sign in Europe
Gd not appear upon the custom-house entry.
mere were. however, certain other features
connected with the importation which III
oNreu Major Moore, the United States ap-
pi't>rT - order the whole batch TO the
>slZHF"-Eo"nl rs frat dulent. Philadelphia
Lsdyer
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The Centennial Exposition will not pay
the stockholders, but all embarrassing obi
cations have been paid, and there are two
months, in which the attendance will be
very large, to come. The history Of the
Exposition will not, therefore, be clouded
by financial disaster.
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DRY GOODS.
OPENING OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN
NEW, BEAUTIFUL, and CHEAP FALL GOOD

NEW, BEAUTIFUL, and CHEAP FALL GOODS
Just opened at
JULIUS MEYERS, COS BROAD STREET. 49,
SEW FALL DRESS GOODS In all the new shades
and styles: 49,. !s.e,, 49,
Beautiful 4-4 PERCALES in nayy-blnes and seal
brown, stripes, figures, and solids; -,
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACaS ana Mo-
HAIRS: .-t.S t-ih1.'
FELT SKIRTS In new styles from 75c. up; y,
REVERSIBLE SHAWLS in entirely new patterns
from 75c.up -. .r-ess.
GRAY TWILL FLANNELS at &C., and up; s
Extra bargains in RED TWILL FLANNELS;
SOLID. PLAID, and STRIPED. OPERA Elan
NELS;
LADIES' BUCK GAUNTLETs at soc. worth 75c.;
LADIES' KID GAUNTTETS ut Toe. worth 81 20
Extra bargains In SILK RIBBONS at 3, 8. and o.;
CH!LDRENS PLAIN and M II, SOL
New lot OF KID GLOVES, fall shades, at 50c.;
BUSTLES In entirely new styles from SOC. up;
New and beautiful PRINTS ut GA. az, and lQe.;
BLEACHED and BROWN C0TTONS at the OLD
prices; and lots of other new fall goods which Will
+. be sold at close prices ut JULIUS MEYERS.
.
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4. E I'eo air. sbitts n 81
s 49,; Co. ssss III.
asss - ssssssa;
,lAs ggs siizsa sges; r,,.te. xe.x
Liaasars. wins.i iii 4 3 4 &.
fs nss IA SiSsp zen, oest srsaas
J, gsssaiss sDenes.s et.asaas Al. {. 80. 4
s q s9 appis oSss: viisini. pssss, Ok
lsI Rfs 80 wssstsys. ss,iys; proos s1ss
! ! iys gzisksys. Msd.u,n, sa.soasas 100 81.
sssa sssr Ea' and psasls.1
On: Domestic, Sf.s5@s2 imported, III 4 -
!, ! 81lfl-Feez. sssss4sa
shfpstag. 4sc. y btashei. rs ~
s soris gias sSSsgg1Ss asSe ans0e'
J yasas s grsa 20 E sg9 3, ~ susheL
Powder, Shot. re. s7l.s
Fass; Toys n.inins. a5S@sl2s g LOO fest |:
kegs Blasting 3 6, 5.
GT'Hass0"es: $ ases2 49, e n y
-E ny TelegrHplI. S.. g;
sE NEW Y0RK. e ~ 3, AZ
WV yopr so,,or,,or o S@ X
s,oda a, NAV com,no,, ~ 81. III anSzs M
0nai tn ci,oca esfra AZ nnaSa sS w. 49,
fsr and nnseftied. snrinn ;effssr
lzc. n,Sne III iof nes win 81 le
corn onenef q shsdc frmer. closed aIiiaf sN:fhonf
ont decided Change in mice Coffse-Rio auief and
yery firm I6i5aIs4c.. gold for cargoes |: j Skla
gIc gold For Inb ioTs. Sipar dull AMI norninaI
q6SIc for Yajr To gnods refiniDe: reffoed i1sS
chanred Moiasscs.-f Srocery Grades steady With s
modeSsfe demand Hica ,nnfet. Taiow ercited and
higber. nfn,c a,kmsSf. sIos,nrs ri isYcs RoSfrsf
stss.sx Tsr,,enti1s essiar at "as34ISsotc PnTk,
oYsenei heavy: closed frncr. new al Y ISGrSfga H:
closing at SI7.25@$l7.30. Lard opened heavy;
closed 1rmer: prime steam, b@siO.S5. Wtis-t
key frmer at l.l0f9$1.11 Freights steady
RaYT1MtlTr 81 sss ~ sfsssz
e,a.,- = q r,s.... 4. @
DALTiMoKE septemper 10.
nah9 iaar anu Nv Ivy 1,sE ~
er fenns!ivaHla rsG
req, GOOD 10 pslme, @ anlDers yi.1Ssg
nj Arm nSite yciIow saSsc nsfs
steady and finn Ryc steady. Provisions easier;
not Guot.bly lower. Lard-ReHned, l2c. Coffee
firm and unchanged Whiskey nominal at Sill,
Sugar quiet at loo 0hc. ~
I 80.
changed. Wheat fairly active, O. shade higher md
firm; amber, S1.05@$1.10; white, Sl.l09$l.l1.
Corn dull and unchanged. Rye higher at soc: 0ats
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DEATH OF THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. .
The Young man alluded to in Saturdays
paper, who came here week previous to
that date, stating that he walked all the way
from Charleston, and who gave his name as
| Archie Clyde, died Sunday morning, and
was buried yesterday. His disease was ty-
| phoid-feyer. 1t will be remembered that
he came here sick, and was ut once placed
in hospital beyond the limits OF the city.
He stated that he lived on watermclons
and fruit during his trip from Charleston
here; and from what we can learn the
immense amount OF seed he swallowed
with the melons had something to
do with his death. We have already
alluded to the mystery which seemed to sur
round the unfortunate Young man. His
story was that he formerly lived in Norfolk,
where his father kept n grocery-store, and
that he taught school somewhere near there !;
that he left Norfolk and went to Richmond,
where he was in the employ OF Captain
HAYES, OF the schooner Constance, with
whom he subsequently had difficulty, and
left the vessel, together with his clothing
and four months pay. He gave his name
As Archie Clyde; but, as we stated
in our former article on the subject, q let
ter purporting to come from his mother
was found on his person, the contents
Of which would indicate that lie was going
by a fictitious name. As nothing is known
in Norfolk of any such person as Archie
CLYDE. and rs the name is evidently ticti-
tious one, there is no certainty as to the
identity of the young man or where 10
formerly belonged. He is represented to
have been young man Of fine personal APP
pearance His remains rest at the foot OF a
tree near the house where he died, and his
name Tor the one he went by has been cut
in the tree so that the grave can hereafter be
found. His relations, il they shall hereafter
be discovered, will have the consolation Of
knowing that he had good attention during
his Sickness Wilmington ~. g. Star, 18th.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
RELIGIOUS ToLgRAr1os IN SPAIN.

RELIGIOUS T0LgRATI0N IN SPAIN.
MADRID, September 13.-The Spanish
Government has issued circular in rela-
ton to the complaint Of Protestant minis
tiers. 1t claims to be only enforcing the
article Of the Constitution forbidding pub
lie religious manifestations. Similar mani
festations by Roman Catholics are likewise
interdinfed s.ts ~ III I'D gr .ts,rsi i. -
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Virginia Items.

We rc.-et f. learn that Colonel VI. u.
carter. u. Patrick. had his leg broken some
len day, ago.
We have in our garden IN apple tree
which : uow in bloom. and has been for Z
,ooutA. and IS now full OF young apples
from he second blooming.
on saturday and Sunday ten wagons
,,os-rd through town, loaded with tents,
baggage. equipments. instruments, &C., for
+h,, niic,i states Coast Survey on the Buff
faio.
ON i4>i TUESDAY morning about O'Clock
,na llmh,r-hoise OF Scott Il Boyd, together
with il contents. was entirely consumed by
rirr The building was evidently fired by
,a iar,uuiary throwing some combustible
>uh,;anr" upon the roof, aS there was no
;jyr within The house until it fell through
from tn, roof The loss. building and con-
,cn,>. !, estimated at $500 or $1,000. upon
which there was an insurance OF Sl,200.-
F'alG 4. garter. llN.
man calling himself Charlie Hcnning,
who ha> been in the employment Of Mr..
-io,.i.l! Harvey. near Arlington. in Nelson
county. since last April. disappeared sud-
denly about one week ago, carrying with
him al,ari S225 belonging 10 James Bryant,
4 tcna&2on Mr.. Iarycy'S farm. Hcnning
look ~ northrrn-hoUnd train 1T Arlington,
and j. >,.uuO>ed 20 have gone TO Richmond.
llri> &@uu: thirty years old. and belongs to
tlAt numerous tribe familiarly known as
",gal.i,." H. claims to be OF German Ge-
scent. tA"U@h one could hardly detect it in
hi> appearance or yoicc.-Lynchburg Ners.
Til" >.:roiH Herali. speaking of the ar
rested postmaster OF that place, says: Mr..
G3rinr" hs made 4 most excellent post
master IN 50 far rs his dealings with the
outside !ub.iv were concerned. and we hope
ior tie >ale Of his family that he may be
alb" T. snow matters Is much in his favor rs
h. represents them. He has 4 recommends
lion from al OF his bondsmen asking his re-
tCuticn in office.
Tie United States steamer Juniata has
beer d>nantlcd, and was put in ordinary
in clIarg" ri the >hipkcepcrS yesterday.
Tn" Scholarship Monongahela will proba-
hly leave the nayy-yard for Baltimore the
Ir>; ii next week, where she will remain
during Tie winter cnlistin@, drilling, and
training apprentices for the United States
navy Portsmouth Enterprise. 18th.
The Magnolia Baptist church, situated
liz" miles from this place, will be formally
dedicated on Sunday next ut II O'Clock.
Row Dy>. Curry and DickerSon, OF Rich
mond, age expected TO be present. SuJo!k
Hraio.
\ iHf,nc hu>t OF the late Colone! John
i. Baldwin has been made by the sculptor
Valentine, oi Richmond, and is to be erected
q. oar i;ir--round> this fall. subscriptions
80 IN" necessary fund are solicited.-tStaMl-
'1a >u.c'at1r.
The contract for completing the road to
urn@y Courthouse and the extension OF the
road 10 Inc wharf in this place will be lei
his week.: the former to be completed in
ninety days. and the latter in thirty days
fredericksburg Star.
I'll" United States District Court-Judge
Alexander Rivcs preSiding-will commence
in thi> city on the 10Th stant.-LmchbNrJ
-i,as.
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BOOKS. srATrONERY. se.
GCHOOL-BOOKS. ii 9s,.s 5'taf

h. STARKE & RYLAND, BOOKSELLERS,
9I3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offer to the Colleges, Academies, Public and Private
Schools OF Virginia and the adjacent States one CT
the largest and bes,-assorted stocks OF. ~
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BooKS
AND SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
70 be found in the South, embracing Textbooks In
Latin Greek, French, German, Spanish, italian, and
all the English branches, together with Papers INKS,
States, te-Rubbers, Exercise-Books, Pens, Pen-
ellis, Crayons, Book Covers, &c.
Books used In the country is now ready, and win be
sent BIZ mail (post-paid) on application.
Orders promptly and carefully filled, and best dis-
Stake e RYLAND. booksellers.
60 1A-ow 913 Main street, Richmond, Va,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER Is, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 313 hog'heads, II
tierccs. and boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change wtre lat packages, of which ~ were taken
in and the remainder sold at prices ranging from 81
70 S3l ..s. 81
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H. - KUHN, the negro lawyer OF Wash
w., ,hhS,'n n letter published in the Nelcs, OF
, ,i-' cHy, says that while his rights were re-
rpvctcd IL the South, they are not in the
. .9" al That city, and that he is not
" '., III the District courts the same
"I'l'cSes granted white lawyers.
", : lie" daily Independent newspaper will
: = 5,aricu IL Washington this week by DIR.
T, d. Walker, formerly Of the Pittsburgh
W"sY4r'4ph, and Mr.. George Douglas, OF the
,~SsA!ngton Capital.
nn ,n'Ee are five rcgular-establishe matri-
tn, rHMi agencies in Paris, and the proprie-
s,as r al complain that the market is over.
''S'hei with girls.
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'"!onvl {. {. Long. of the Egyptian
army WA"-e rank is that OF "Bcy," and
N'' t'H": # staff under Generals Loring
"hN Nl"H". i now in Baltimore, having been
Oh "':'li 81 some weeks TO his father, in
somerset county, Nd, where the Colonel
WAS born. Though but thirty-tive years OF
a-t, Colonel Longs life has been crowded
M ,,i @G''nlnre. He was captain in the
Eleventh Maryland regiment during the
'..c war hetwcen the States in this country.
-1t,'T""FU>. on entering the Egyptian
W, NJ 'c', Il" spent three years On the Upper
Me III command OF a thousand men. While
engaged ii. explorations, on one occasion,
~ pcralh" separated from the main body
s "I'h Nv" men, and were cut off by large
i t q mattress armed with copper-head
t I;N Taking to his boat, tue Colonel and
III TWO followers fought the swarm Ok
,i4Fa@cs I'll day, leaving cighty-two dead on
a!ie Aeld. capturing number Of prisoners,
''lo returning safely to camp.
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GROCERIES. &c.

GOOD NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPERs.
BERTS 6 Cos. PURE APPLE CIDER EINE-
GAR for picking, seasonings, &c. Try HEChER,S
SELF-RAISING FAMILY and GRlDDLE-CAhE
cakes, &C., &c. The may refuse to rise, but TINS
never fails. All housekeepers know WHAT that
means. Try 1t, andbe convinced OF Its merits.
~--.1'-7..- w. u. ROBERTS 6 CO..
426 north Sixth street, opposite market.
1A-endlW -.--
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weeaen.ss ootlnsan Tragedy

The second act In the Weeden-Sa 90 oman
tragedy occurred about 81 40 oscseck this
morning at the corner OF Thirteenth and e
streets northwest. It viii be remembered
that last year u fracas occurred between
these two nem in the house oil a girl on
Thirteenth street, for whose affections they
were rivals, during which Charles Good
man shot Lem. Weeden, making him q Grip
pie for life. Weeden gave the first provo
cation, and refused to prosecute Goodman.
For some weeks his wounds were supposed
to be fatal. In time, however, he recovered
so rs to move about the streets, and the
friends OF the parties have been expecting
that sooner or later, when circumstances
brought them in contact bloody collision
would enslie.
1t appears that Goodman went to Balti-
more Yesterday and returned on the late
train. On arriving at The Club, where he
was employed, he ran upon Weeden quite
unexpectedly, who was standing in the
street, pistol in hand. The latter had been
drinking pretty freely, and raised his pistol,
saying, "Ah! Charlie, now you're my
man." or words to that effect and began
firing. Goodman jumped toward him and
attempted to divert his aim and seize his
weapon. In this he failed. He received
the first shot in his left hand and the second
in his right arm Just below the shoulder.
The latter rendered his arm powerless for
resistance, and Goodman entered The Club
saloon and called for help. Weedcn fol-
lowed him and continued his firing. One
shot struck stranger In the fieshy part OF
the left hand, making q severe but not pain
full wound. %@n 'rr'
officers Shilling, Block, and others, now
arrived upon the scene, and arrested both
parties and took them to the Central guard
house, where Weeden was confined in cell
TO get sober. Goodman soon experienced
faintneSs from loss of blood, but after the
application of restoratiyes and stimulants
was able to relate the circumstances attend
ing the affair. He said lie did not want
Weeden prosecuted, and he did not want
his mother to know he was shot. He added
that he had made up his mind this very
night never to carry pistol any more. He
had given it away to his friend, and had run
right into danger unarmed. II he had had
his weapon he could easily have killed
Weedcn, lie said, before he fired the first
shot.
DR.. Walter soon appeared at the station
and examined the wounds. but did not
probe them for the balls. DR.. Morgan was
sent for, and the two were searching for the
missiles when this paper went to press.
The weapon used by Weeden was navy
revolver. and the wounds made by it were
OF CHASTITY appearance Washington Re-
publican. 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14

A MOTHER INVOICE OF THOSE
choice TEAS just to hand that have given such uni
rersal satisfaction at 81 per pound; MIX TEA, 40c.
at VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE, corner
of Main and Eighth streets. II. W. SHELTON.
Sc IL y . 49, = - = -. -. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14
THE TWEED sIy-MnLLION SUIT.

New YORK, September 13.-To-day Sheriff
Conner made his return on the execution in
the Judgment for S6,0OO,0O0 in the civil
suit Of the People Us. +, William NJ. Weed
The return was : "No property to levy
1,pon - r.".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14

THREE DOORS ABOVE THE DIsFAICH UFFICE.lsss
has now in stock large assortment OF Ill the books
nsed in our public and private schools colleges ana
able terms as any house In the country. Te8cnefS
win save money and time by ordering their supplies
from me. f4.fs !, rY,e, gIr,,..,,5.
CHS COPY-BOOKS. INKS, CRAYoSSt ana an
other SCHOOL STATIONERY, which Will ecEa on
u CataIogues OF ali the ,sCEooL -Bo 0Ka published
In the United States sent FREE TO any teaeher HH0
WIZ ssio nv in' ~ ~ 5. T. ELLYsoN,
saj13 go ~ f112 Slain ssfecf. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-14

NIVENPORT- q NORRIS, Seventeenth
and Dock streets, offer for sale REFINED ~
:. SpS and SYRITpS of all grades; RIO, LAGUAY--
9 Z is'S.n aiu CONFESS: GREEN and BLACK
TEs Az n RaCoNsFTSH, FL OUR. P0WDER;LIy tsH
pool FINE SAIL iMportsd FRENGay smh PnR
WINES. SODA. STARCH, SOAP. aa 20