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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Belgium.
THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

IHE SCHUUL 4uEsJlON.
:" BRUSSELS, September 23.-The NorreNes
Du Dour, NJ. Frere's organ, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, states that be has gone to
Rome incognito to negotiate with the Vati-
can respecting the attitude OF the Belgian
clergy. That journal says: Cardinal Nino,
Papal Secretary Of State, inclnes to mode.
ration, but the Jesuits are pushing matters
to an extreme. The Belgian bishops have
asked the Pope for precise Instructions,
which the Pope hesitates to give. The
threatened refusal OF the sacramento by the
bishops to the elementary school teachers
who retain their posts under the new sys-
tenn has so far led to the resignation OF only
100 out of n total Of $500 teachers"
Consolidation of German and Aus.
trian Interests.
VIENNA, September 90 The conference
between Bismarck and AndrasSy undoubt-
edly contemplatcs the consolidation OF Ger
man and Austrian interests. The Russian
story OF the occupation Of Bosnia and Her
Zegoyina has served, perhaps, TO effect the
consolidation OF all the German-speaking
States.
A Russian Defeat I'm Central Asia.
SIMLA, September 23.-The Russian adj
vanced column has been defeated by the
Turcomans at Cock Tepc, and 700 killed
Various Foreign Items.
PARIS, September 23.-The Bulletin Des
Polls reports that the new wheat threshed
so far is unsatisfactory, both in yield and
quality, being deficient even in the districts
where it was expected to be favorable in
several departments. The new wheat
brings from three to four francs per quintaI
less than the old, some OF it requiring seye.
raj months drying before it can be miled.
LONDON, September 23.-The grape crop
OF France is short and OF a bad quality.
LONDON, September % The race for the
Great Foot stakes for thrce-y ear-oIds comes
off at New Market October Ist.
The race to-day was won by Count T. De
Lagrange's chestnut colt Rayon Dor;
Dir. L. Browns bay colt Discord second
j. Trotter's chestnut colt Palmbearer third
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., 5ses sas. ga,s,es s, s r hos,

\
4 three hooDs, sI.50Ga&1.75. ".
h so@ss. Two s,rnss sislae three STRINGS
Cosss: Rto-Compon. IIaifAc.: fair. 12a
lac: good TO prime, laHSl6e.; Lsguajta, 14'is
l5@l5kc. p d.: half-boxes. 1sc.: tallow. lac.
Western prime cutting. sasxsc.: common, 7S7tsc
Ries: Caroina, 7SsSsc: RRs anaeei,. SC.
Fish: Herrings-Nsrtn Carolina 40. cut. a5
hF roc caF0pa eros s4sSs NORTH Care
n mac 'Es III No oarrs ~ a. 90
barrels 7,lc.
!uotasses: Common syrup-Hossseass. lse.
3h@45 3 gallon: New Orleans. prime. iOa55c.
.,S Sgh from hi ser from store s1a GFour'
>, S"3ar: Crushed: a4c.: p2wdered. 9i3s-: .granu.
lated. 94c.: \. S33SS4c.; sac: extra q, SC.
yeow: 6Es nc; crt Ioat. 1os .,,.u mao
toilet. 15@2oc.: and fancy prices: cauntrF,4a3c
1,Gs: Black. h5c.NSl.-tha last prime artcls
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. SC. ...
Hides: Green. s6I5c.: Grv sstlteo. 10al b.: DIR,
Gnt. l39l4 wet saIted 6H@7c.; wet salt's,l calf
Leather: Sole leather. oak. 3G@35c.: sole leather
hem!ock. laHG2:'c.: coanirv upper. 3OGn5oc.: cit!
anisn; lss22c !: fool: Kin 4o@75e D.: nazneSs
skIns. French. SlGsl.9O 3 b.; rough ski-tins
20@23o.
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
!rcn: American refined. OLD Domination 2-lDa
o. 4-lOc. = D.; English and American sheet. 81
5c.; Swe,tes. hammered, BIC; hoop, 4@a6,: Pig
Iron: Eir2inia coal-hIaS; charcoal. s2s@s3.
Warm-b!ast charcoal. S24mS2S; Pennsylvania an.
thracite. s2oMsI2: West Virginia coke. 21Gas2r
HG,tS; Old DOMINION, s2.33@s2.50 per Sas
pto.yh- Castings: Wholesale, &C.. retail, 4a
Axe. p b..
Rope: Manila. best. l46l5c.: jute. SAGE.
Rags: Mixed cotton. l3c.; white, 2.sc.; wcollen
k@lHc- .... ..-..-. "
Liauors. Wines. &c.
Aie: Scotch, best brands, plnts s2@S2.2s
Branfiss: Domestic. 81 .25@a2; fruit. *l.loe
Virginia peach. S2Ns2.J0.
eUe HhiSkeHs: Medium, II .50@$2: pure old. n
GS4; Virginia mountain, new, f2GlS2.60, old
S2.5OiRS3.5O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. :I.25mS2: imported, So Il CASE
Ns1o England Rum: Sl.506&1.6O.
RectUied WktSSeyS: Market quiet: proof. al.20
lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: Whi-e OAK. sl3M*I5 a 900: Western
Virginia ponlar. 81 4hGS25 q 1000: white rine
S14hGS42.50 a 900: yellow pine boards 1880
- Iost *9hGE according to lengths. Shingles
ZINE. fl.73mS2."O: cypress SiN-nch. S6tGSs
LOCO. Latis-Spit, 81; sawed, :1.75NSi.SC
2 loo.
EtHues: Wniskey-harre timber green. 81 8t6S2e7
l.tUD: seasoned. S2OmS23 Z LOCO, FlOur-Darrt
timber. S2'd&S5 = 1000. Ftour-barrcl poitJ, So
hosShcaG-hoolrS. zoe. = bundle
Powder. shot, &c.
Ease TOYS mining, 3jcMSI.25 a 100 Tsei
, Po'gder: 1878 by the five kcys--lesJ than Nv
kegs, 1925: blasting, &. 25G$3.Jo.
IaDt: Northern. )! 81 a bag OF Is rs.
Grtndst0Hes: 1IhL2!3c. a n.
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international WaIking.aEatch.

RowELL AHEAD.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Rowell con-
tinues to keep a steady lead, varying from
ten to fourteen miles.
AT O'Clock to-day the score stood Wes-
ton, 135 miles and laps: Rowell, 176
miles and laps; HAZEL, 80 miles; Guyon,
159 miles and laps; Ennis, 100 miles
Panchot, 13S miles; Merritt, 1872 miles and
4 laps; Hart, LAG miles and lap: krohue,
129 miles and 3 laps; Taylor, 90 miles !;
Jackson, 1874 miles and laps; Federmeyer,
115 miles and laps.
THE SCORE AT 2. u. YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 23.-The walking
match continues to attract great attend
ancc. RoweII still keeps his lead, having
COMPLETED 1SS miles at O'Clock P. M.
Guyon is a fair second, having scored 11a
miles, and Merritt 1Gl. Hazael and Hart
(colored, both lead Weston, he having COM
nleted only $50 miles. The remainder OF
tbe competitors are doing passabiy we'll eN-
cent Taylor, who has not yet completed 100
miles.
THE SCORE AT 10 P. NJ.
NEW YORK, September 23.-At 10 O'Clock
tonight there was fully 5000 people pre-
sent. Outside OF the building the streets
were thronged, and the police had to clear
IueIl uull u UOZCu iiuiSo eeAih5 WV w.
ming. .s =,
Guyon seems to be the favorite with the
people, judging from the applause that
ereets every effort he makes to diminish TIE
distance between himself and RoWeli.
Weston appears to be developing strength,
and seems full of life. BE fourished his
stick at the vast audience and shook hands
with friends. He ran every few minutes.
Rowell kept his lead, and when any OF his
competitors commenced closing np the gap
he commenced at the same time to open:
The book. markers were kept busy, and
their stands were surrounded constantly by
large throngs Of spOrting-men.
The following is The betting: One to nVe
against Rowell; twenty to one against yes
ton; twenty to ope against Hazaei; elgh'
to one agains Guyon, :.
When Rowel. finished his 200 miles he
was greeted with cheers. At ! o'clock TO-
day he had beaten the best time on
record, having completed 176 miles in thlr
fy-six hours. During the evening spien
did floral cross was presented to RoWell BY
the guests at the Ashland House.
TIE score now stands: Weston, lI5
ReWell, I'll; Hazaeb 176; Guyop. ls4
Enniss, 1856,
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PROPOSITION.

- ot,.
1t has been recently proposed earnestly, 10y clti-
zen of Richmond. that Immediate steps oe tdEea
to comp the exterior Qlhe -Street res
bvtertaR house Of aoOr3hiD, situated OH the cor
ncr of Grace and Fourth streets, In this city,
! This proposition was volunteered by gentleman
who IS neither member of that church or OF the
denouir alton To which 1t belongs. His suggestion
as 10 the manner of Obtaining the necessary funds
TO accomplish this object Is 10 try Inc EXPERIMENT.
of securing pledges from one handre9 persons, W
one hundred dollars each, pGyaote W4em Me
aohoGe number Of pte6geS, as aooce HeHt'o"e"'
shall hare been, 0ttGined ., ,o,.s
Il Is estimated that In order TO hnsn tue lowtIs,
with sure on the main lower: to complete othet
diminished parts Of the exterior In accordance Win
the architects design; 10 cover Inc 'front.' anu
Fourth.sireet side with Portland or hydraulic &C.
ment; to erect substantial iron fence with sra.e
coping: to complete the steps, &C., VIII re-
autre the expenditure Of about 10000. ,.,,.
This church edfcc having been mus Iar Teoui' W "
In place Of the only one destroyed 0y the IRE o.
1865, and occupying, as IL does, conspicuous po-
Sition In the city, II is thought that the community
NJ large win feel special interest In It's comDetlo'
aud willingness 70 ard the congregation occupy
ing II In their effort 10 finish the building.
The kindness Of several frieads who lave votuh-
teered their subscriptions upon the conditions
specified is gratefully acknowledged, and me nope
is cherished that Others may be found willing OF
pledge the aid necessary to accomplish the WORK.
Subscriptions may lac rendered 10 the pastor, 9. Il.
READ; or to d. G. WHERRY, DR., treasurer OK tue
nnIy.an:horiaed persons will call upon citizens
for contributions upon the terms above mentioned
prcumoyp. September %. 1879. sc CAST
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SUBDUING AND AVOIDING FEVER
~ AND AGUE.

or all chronic diseases fever and ague is perhaps
the least conqIerabe by the ordinary resources of
medicine. There is, however, remedy which COM
pleely roots it out Of the system in any and all OF
It's varied phases. This celebrated anti-perodc is
Vegetable in composition. and is not only efica-
cious, but perfectly safe a thing that cannot be
predicated with truth of quuinc. Hostetter's Sto-
mach Bitters is, besides, most efficient means OF
defence against malaria; as 1t endows the physique
with an amount of stamina which enables 1t 10 en-
counter masmatic influences without prejudice to
health. Persons about to visit living In foreign
countries, or portions Of our own where intermit-
tent or remient-fevers prevail. should omit to
lay In sufficient supply of the great Preventive,
both to avert such diseases and disorders Of the sto
mach, bowels, and liver common to such localities
Sc E1-W(wlFSM
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The YeIl0w-EeYer.


! NO NEW CASES AT MEMPHIS UP TO 10 a. NJ.
MEMPHIS. September 23-10 4. Mo
| new cases have been reported. One death
has been reported since last ght-Herbert
| Ellsnore. The weather is clear and warm.
NOON REPORT.
MEMPHIS. September 23.-Seven new
cases have been reported, among them Rev.
Father Revelli, Maggie Murray, Bessie An
derson, George JeIo ONE. and j. D. Allen,
and two colored. Three deaths have &C.
curred-E. E. Marshall and wife and j. F..
| Cronan. Mrs. Prestidge's condition is more
| favorable.
j. D. Plunkett, president of the Board Of
| Health, has telegraphed the Board OF Health
here 10 employ at once the best legal talent
IN Memphis and resist by all legal means the
application made for the Injunction in re-
| Iation to the cotton question.
The New York Chamber OF Commerce
has sent $4,000 to the Towards, and
$539.67 has been received from the citizens
Of Columbus, Ohio.
THE LATEST.
MEMPHIS, September 23.-Thirteen cases
in all-ten white and three colored-were
reported to-day. One more death has oc-
Cured. Only four Howard physicians are
now on duty. Twenty nurses were sent
out tot day by the Towards.
The health officials will tomorrow oppose
in the courts the application for an lniunc-
ton to restrain them from interfering with
the bringing of loose cotton.
The thermometer to-day ranged from go
to $40.
THE FEVER AT OTHER POINTS.
MORGAN CITY, La, September 23.-Thir-
ty cases OF fever and ten deaths to date.
There have been seven cases and four deaths
at Berwick's Bay. An Inspector will in
vestigate the reported cases at Labadieville.
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Although the Big-Horn Canon is called
impossible, two miners have gone through
it; but their experience was such rs to dis
courage any one who would repeat the feat.
Desiring 10 save two hundred miles OF
undabout travel by land, they built a
small but staunch boat, put some provisions
aboard, and embarked on the rushing
stream. They were whirIed along at a
irishtiul speed, and finally hurled ashore
the boat going on without them. The walls
of the canon rose perpendicularly i've hum
drod feet, and there was no escape except
by water: so they laShed two logs together
with their belts and again trusted them
selves to the rapids, finally completing the
trip unhuri.
General Grants programme for the week
has been arranged. He will visit Oregon
in October, and stop at Virginia City on his
wav East.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Scmclnnrr % 1870

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-lFhitc.6 80 bushels. Red, 1914 bushels,
CORN White, 54S bushels. .Nired, LIS o BUSH
els. ~
OATS.-934 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT. - White. 60 bushels Clawson at 81 90.
Red. 1l2 bushels fair Lancaster ut Sl.IS $50
bushels good Lancaster at : 20: 60 bushels very
good Lancaster at I1.2l; $50 bushels common
Lancaster IL LIZ: 800 bushels common Lancas-
ter At SLY: 352 bushels prime Lancaster at
1922: 400 bushels choice Lancaster. TO arrive, at
SLIP; $50 bushels mixed nj $llS: III bushels
common fultz n Sl.l0: $50 bushels fair FuItz ut
:l.l4; l44 bushels fair FuItz AT Sl.l3: 100 BUSH
els good tulIz Al Sl.15: Ii bushels good tuliz ut
:l.l6; 20 bushels very good Fultz at Sl.l6; so
bushels very good FultZ ut SLIT; IL bushels urm me
1T S1.17: 100 bushels prime FulIZ at Sl.ls;
II bushels common fulZ 1T 77kc.-total, 3, ! ia
bushels.
CORN White, so bushels prime at 55c: 81
bushels common at SEE; 49S bushels prime at
56c.-total, Go bushels. .Mred, 400 bushels al
see.
OATs.-32 bushels winter on private terms; 100
bushels spring on private tern:-toal, 1872 bushels
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEsRAPH TO, THE DISPATCH.

THE GREAT wALKING.MATCH In NEW
YORK UNITED STATES OFFICER SHOT IN
SOUTH CAR0LINA--THE CANVASS; CON-
SENTATIVE MEETING IN BEDFORD; PRI-
MARY ELECTION IN PeRTsMoUTH-A
MURDERER SENT TO THE PENrTENTIARY
IN MAINE FOB LFE--MURDER TRIAL IN
.LoU1sA-THE PosT-oFFIcE TROUBLES IN
BLACKvILLE, GA.--RECEPTIoN OF PREsr-
DENT HAYES AT AURORA, 1LL.-REroRT
OF THE RECEIVER OF THE ERIE RAIL
RoAD-FEvER REPORT FROM MEMPHIS
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA COMBINING
TIE RUSSIAN EXPEDITION IN CENTRAL
ASIA MEETS WITH A HEAVY REVERSE.
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DIR. TETT:S PElh.~
I,UTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels t:ostire; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under the Shoulder-BIade; Fullness After Eating,
with Discrimination to eyertion Of body or mind :
IrriabiIiiy of Temper Low Spirits, with feeling
of having neglected some duty: Wearness, Dizzt-
ness. Flurtcrng at the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; IIeadach, generally over the right
eve; RcstlcssnesS, with htful dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
Cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
to astonish the sufferer.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


Country Produee.
Apples: $1mSl.65 y barrel.
3sesi10T: zoe. "a b.
Fuller: Prime to choice ye!ow, 15GGl6c.: fair
corn Wsut: COO. p b,tshel FOR country; c;?s. for
1rlen Fruit: Apples 2t0 sasc; rearhrs. peeled
4@6c.; unpeelcd, 2NG3c.; cherries, l2%+. = ID. {;
Eos: In barrels 14@ls Sc; in crates. r<a &C.
Fathers: Prime nve-k.yvse, 35G4oc.: COMMON.
F7agsced: IL p bushei.
Hag: Virginia timothy. 75@77i:c.; mixed So
M7Oc.; cioye,, 69m63r.
oats: Balcd. 33GS65c.
P0tutoex: Irish. = barrel, S1GS2,I 50.
lard: Country GM6,Ec.
Rue: 65@iOc. u Dualel
S1irguc: IrIme. I:ic.
BeIed Strnlr: 35Qs40c.
1 Hoo2: w 2hd ss@soc.: unwasoea1, 2u@22c
Bury wool will brtng from 10 &c. q ID less TEAM
above ralos.
Cement. Lime, Plas.sr. &c.
Cement: Rose,dalc. $50 p barrel.
Inns: Agricultural, S0nlUc. = hishel; Rock!aJtJ
Sl.10S2sl.z5, according 10 Quantity; Jointcr t7iA
ishinsA $l.la; Glenn's Falls, $4,000.
Plaster: Lump: $3.50; ground, rs; cal<lSs
0'i Tar: Large size. s3.23@SS.50.
Drugs, Dyesru9s. Oils, Sc.
4 4i@M IS $3.50 a gallon.
| Concentrated Lye: $S.7a&sa . east G. foal
dozen.
| G Go1ctine Ell SOC. y d.
Extract o! Log,aoos: l7c.
Iadiigo: $ ,.g2s
a1,25: whale t0c.: straits. 35ta4Ic.: Labrador
| COZ oil. 50m60c.; lard. 60c.; sweet, So y unzen
best salad $3.50: castor, $50 : gallon: Virgins
ubricaling, 3O@.3Oc.; Kerosene l0c., cash, p sa.
Race Ginger: &c.
| Roots: Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca, without top, $50
Soda: Sal 1s@2c, in kegs; English soda, &c.
American, 3@4c.
| Spirits TnrDentins: 4oc.
| Dry Goods.
Bro,on Shest,ncs ana Shtrttnas: "A Manches
| ter, &c.; Manchester. 54c.: Manchester; axe,
"A James River. &C.; James ElEer; osc:; :
7le. exc; Al Rockhridge. &c: Z Rockb.de 3ac.
4-4 w. Conestoga. TIC: 5 q. ConestoSa. &C.: y d
Conestoga- 6ac; 1o,4 reperil, 25c'; lU-1 CITY
Sieac8sd Shtrtfnos and Sheettngs: VAN
sutta, i2e.: A Masonville, 1Oc.; ~ Rockdale
avondale. 7c.: Al Social. e4c.: A Amoskeas
9hc.; Whitestone. 93Ec.; i Barnsley. oas.; y Ee'
Dog DIS; F. Segats: re-: a s7c &C. Ts
Bro Bro0n Drtus: Petersburg, 7c.; Graunev!lls
&c.; Rockbridge, A. &C.; AA;sH ,,.o n.
| Corset jeans: Payosia, &C.; Amoskea2. 1Oc
Dsntns: fiarler, 12He,: Boston Steam Mills, &c
| Prtn.s: American, 6Sc.: Aliens, &C.: k!ch
%GGS eS 6c s? aam ten 5c MerFmask
| Mzl,erv. 7c; Oriental, Pacific, 64c.; Arnold
| 7c,: Harmony. 5kc.: Wamsutts. 4Sc.
| Ccnlbrtcs: Rice. &c.: Gagiian. DC.
Foreign Fruits and Canay.
Candy: l2@l2Ac. . u;
Lemons: Messina. $59sS.5o 2 box.
| Oranges S4.50@$6.
groceries. &c,
Bacon: Shoulders, 54c.: clear ris-sldes, SO,
/ ribbed, &C.; Virginia shoulders aGS5hc.; w
glnia hc<-round. 7@7hc. virginia hains at s q
sGI &C. small. Dol lc.; sugay~cured uncansass,,
! IaiIHc.: canvaSsed hams, 1lESl2c.i pHAi
bans, I0@lOisc. stock light!
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The Canvass.

MEsSRs. PIERCE AND TUCKER ADDRESS AN I'M
hESsE AUDIENCE IN BEDFORD. +.
r Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
LIBERTY, Va, September 23.-To-day
was glorious day for Conservatism in Bed
ford. Pierce and Tucker spoke to-day to
an immense audience, creating a profound
impression. For two hours Tucker held
thew audience spell-bourd in a speech
which, for logic and cloquence, has never
been excelled. Massey, Paul, Riddleberger
d Go. failed to put in an appearance. The
Readjusters were completely crushed. Bed
ford is all right.
PRIMARY ELECTION IN PORTSMOUTH.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 23.-The Re-
adiusters carried three wards in Portsmouth
tonight, clectlng thirteen out of seventeen
delegates to the Senatorial Convention,
which meets at Deep Creek on Thursday.
The Debt-Payers are not disheartened, as
they evidently have the majority OF voters
in Portsmouth.
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HAVANA TOBACCO IN PENNSYLVANIA
John Fendrick, OF Columbia, Pa, is said to
have growing about one-half an acre OF
splcndid-looking Havana tobacco. The seed
from which sprung this fine crop was OBJ
tanned for Mr.. Fendrick by Baltimore i'm
porter direct from the famous Vuel Abago
Valley, Island OF Cuba, and IS OF the best
variety OF Havana tobacco grown there.
The plants were not set ont until after bar
vest, and have matured in nearly month
| less time than ordinary tobacco.
That's what's called "seed leef."
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The Presideut in If,snofs.

AURORA, LII, September GA, crowd
OF people, including $500 school children
and 1000 yeonien from the surrounding
country, greeted the presidential party on
their arrival. Congressman sherwin intro
duced the party, and President Hayes and
Generals Sherman and Sheridan made
speeches. Fj!!EaS
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MARQNE lNTELAaGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, MERCHANDISE, AMI passengers. l.. Il. Saturn,
agent.
Schooner Charlie MOORE Robinson, N~s York,
lutte butts. e. W. McCance, Jr.
Schooner Star-SpangeG Banner, Mns&u, fhila.
dcphi coal, to order.
SAILED.
Steamship Old DonAinion. Walker New York.
2erchaadisc aud passengers, q. ", Allen Co..
agents.
Steamer Eyermans Carr, Philadelphia, mcrclan-
disc and passengers j. w. NcCarr4ck agent.
Schooner Il. y. R,ln, Jones, Jersey City, railroad
ties Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Eugeas Bowdoin, Chamberlayne, Perth
AIaboy, railroad ties, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September 21st. schooners VI.
e. Simmons, Campbell, and Katie Ranger. Pardee.
From New York September 2ist, schooner james
Maoy, Aodil
MEaoEASDUM.
NEW YORK, September 22.-Arryed: Schooner
Dick Williams, Wiett.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. September 23.-Arrired: Westpba'
/ ha Arrived out : Trnocria, Nab, Vanguard, Mara.
| thon. Homeward bound: City or Brktol, LOT New
| Orleans; Chapman, for New orieans.
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The Erie Raf,rnaa.

NEW YORK, September 23.-Receiyer
Jewett, OF the Erie railroad, filed his report
to-day for the months OF april, May, and
June. The receipts were S2O,374, 1894, and
disbursements s19.205,a 76.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. September 3.-Noon.-Stocks strong
Money on call. SAG per cent Exchange-Ions
strong.
Erening.-Money easy. Exchange, 4sIm4a14.
uovernnrmts strong: AZ per cents, 1865; per
cents, 1O24. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 23.-yrginfa 6's do
erreo' 5S consos, 5S7z: second series, PSI: past-
que que COUPONS Sl7s North Carolina 6's, Cd, g.
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SOLVING THE WATER-SuPPLY Question:
Many OF The leading brewers in New York
city have solved the water-supply question
by boring artesian wells. Water obtained
in this manner is much cheaper than the
Croton, and is said to make better beer.
The cost OF Il we'll is from Sc to 80 foot,
and any place using over 500 barrels OF
water day can afford to sink one, as the
saving in the water-taX alone will soon pay
the cost Of boring.
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one niaSs. heavy blow at Attica, N. Y,
four si sst last week, the new opera-house,
roof 1 aaa higt, and nearly ready for the
general WIN pmh Gown and converted into
W. ".ssk' 1t will be rebuilt.
Inevitable plssW W China and Japan il thought
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ENGINERR's OFF1cE,(
RICHMOND. Va September "a, 1879. :
NOTlCE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ ne received at this office until TUESDAY
NEXT. 30th instant, at 6 O'Clock 7. NJ, for fur
nislling The city mules and horses with
FEED. PROVENDER, &C.
And also with STRAW,
for three months from october 1St next.
The Committee Sire. is reserves the right to re-
ect AL proposals offered, and 10 give the con-
tract for each article required to the lowest bidder
therefor. 49,.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained by applying
at this Office S. EDWARD BATES,
sc 24-dtd Acting City Engineer.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <cfSTA
~ COMPANY, sS1skafzA
FOR NEW YORK.

This 5snpany win dispatch one ri their splendid
attamcrS--OIn DOMINION. WihSOKr. ISAAC
HELL, aud RitElMGND-evcry TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY III high water.
These ships are entirely new, and we're built
prcssly for this route.
They 1--we splendid saloons, s,ate-rooms, and BATH
roJ.GS.
The fare, accommodations, aud attentions are IN.
SURPASSED.
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot at Banch street. SHIPS coming south sail from
Pier :t3, North river, foot OF Christopher street.
freight RED clScu uGIIi q l.. VI. GAIN.
Frelgata for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual ez.
pegses Insured.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2 Storage, 80 sas
a..
For further information apply to
GEORGE ~. ALLEN " CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office IOnpauv' wRsrves. Rockett2.