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Interesting Relies Of Henry Clay and
Henry Winter Davis.

Among the treasures Of our auto
graphic scrsp-book, All old letter of
Henry Clay's, presented 10 Us num-
Der Of years ago by friend in Phiadel
pha, has always been the most priced
Ii was addressed TO Josiah Randall
Esq. Of Philadelphia, in 1889, and H.
closing lines indicate Mr. Claws intense
devotion to, and confidence in. his DO.
liticsl principles" the principles of the
Wings must continue 10 exist until all
public virtue is forever extinct" Blu,
alas the great party Of which he wa,
So grand an exponent did not long sur
vive him as an organization. The let
ter, so lawyer-like, and neat as it lie
before Us, recalls forcibly the memory OF
the man who would rather be right than
President
WAsnS. l5h Jan, 1899
MY DEAR SIR: When We parted in
Philadelphia last month, under stood from
you that you were engaged Ia preparing al
analysis of the late anti Masonic Conven-
ton. / have not since heard anything
about IL. or seen it. Has it been aban
doned? ! think that it is yet important.
and that II is to be regretted If YOU hsy,
relinguishsd your purpose
My observations, IN my arrival here. lead
ms 10 believe that my friends were a littls
discouraged by events whict. preceded The
commencement of the session They arr
recovering from that feeling, and now have
more confidence in the future think that
the current of public feeling, which was
Tor the moment lmpedet ~ those events,
will soon burst forward, and proceed with
out interruption. such is my conviction.
at least.
| hope that tho Wings Of PENNSYLVANIA
viii presevers IN their purpose OF a sepa
Iate organization. Until that is done they
will never be able To effect anything IN
your State or To command the sympath,
and confidence of their brethren in other
States Whatever virtues anti Masonry
may possess, II can never form the basis OF
a permanent National party. Whereas.
the principles of the Wings must continu,
to exist until all public virtue is forever
extinct. With constant regard,
! am truly yrs
Ii. CLAY.
JOSIAH RANDALL, Esq
We have always desired a choice au-
tograph letter Of Henry Winter Davis,
that able and gifted man. TO whose
courage and fidelity to principle the
country owed 50 much in the dark hour
of adversely and trial. as a sort Of com
panion sheet for Mr. Clay's interesting
relic. A few DAYS ago We solicited of
Mr.. Creswell some such autograph of Mr..
Davis, knowing his personal intimacy
with the great Marylander, who, had he
lived, might reasonably have aspired to
any place in the gift of the American peo-
pie. But to our surprise Mr.. CreswelI
had one by one parted with every let |
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"a In spite of llannels. coughs and colds
will make a lodgmcnt III the system. But
they are not tenants at will. Ynu can dis
possess them with Ht'e's NoHrp Of Hore.
houHd and Tar, IN less time than IL takes
a sheriff to execute wit. Sold by all
DruggI.ls.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure IN minute
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TO INVESTORS,

koR SAL +, at reasonable prices, strictly
tifsi'las- INVESTMENT SECURITIES I-srinr
:. :. 'ii I-"r cut Interest ~ Geo. VIM Ballou
a 20 ErEs. Nv York aud Boston: and "a Tho
,4Hh,',' ct o"'ii Naioua Bank and Rising bank
'"s company. Oct S-5m
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FOR RENT

HIiE DWELLING HOUSE. on Main
-tr' - - W.T. mi - Ei>Ir r,-trfy -T,-i,.. thu
~. "p,i Church. u.ts ,.,rg.i-I b., z Jtf..r
/ '>.--I.I. 'u rs" -aIl g Ma u-Nr ,f.l,fv 80
REGISTERS usFICF
ian Ill f'It n. Nd
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FOR RENT

NlIEELWEiGl!r SHOP aud DWELL
w ~. go fA- ,,..-. 81 .-tr. , ,f,....,rt
'rl''' T. y. NITTENiIpI>I:
Ian - y.., ~
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- The Largest safe Works in the
South. Mr.. l. II. Miller, Baltimore, Pro-
prIet"r "i the Miller safe Works, adds his
testimony concerning the invaluable quail
ties OF kclier's Roman Liurment
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EEIL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

'IlIE HOUSE former y occupied by Mo
! k'N-- r"..r.,t,ai gwen Man .arit i !.
N'.I"'- Nl~> & JDIS-
fki't d. - .r- ~ Gtn WELLS
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FOR RENT

Epk the " inter "r longer ih"T"ughly
'"I''''"' HN' =. in fIAt"-i- Apply t,r
f'ii'.-, MRS t-I.pN ~.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

The School Commissioner. &c C...i ccun,y will ne,,
al their Office gklo for .~ rransactnn Of rurren,
&ehool 5",in"-s, on the SECOND TUESDAY u zach
ar r'rfA Eohth JOHN sQUIER
Wv '~'A--''
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FOR RENT

ItiE DIV ELLiNG not 81. on Main
4 TIT. 1t at rui - EiAt 80 ve.ugr-l g., Sr
WA C. ''5;"f. f...-'-.., Iii. Naf,.. -
tii'H . / i;EIWN
- ~ ~ IT, :. :. IN. I'll
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EIktOn Flour Market.
NEW EMBELLISHMENTS.
So 900 TO LO
FOR SALE OR RENT

ON FIRST ipkir't"E SIX Ier ,.ri NJ alton
t',i l'ii o. i"gu'f~~ ua'-- ,t gtui-I ~ .Iairr
J'H -" v ! JuSES
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

IliE FARM of James c. E.an, on tie
a N"I''e ,i, about two mill, from the Ei..us
N"H = 'f'f'si ir lie g-r. P,----~IHu z.r ,,Ii
10" Oh Il Ma e l>.9 F"r rg;hrr Particular. sIir
I" " : EVANS Aiiarrtr, II i:.-trl
orr p. i>.>-rf rrLt,., vr
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% ACRES ot La MD
To- 'a~ AIM in re ic-- It riuI t!- tract ;..r,-
- patel 81 =Trnn. wEish cauvr,~I rrt- A..-ru
f~I.~ ~ Leonard krau-. auI uiiI-T- ~ ,!r. ltf,tl
Hut" 'ii. \. 49,. giy 'N",ui.-. agSf.v 80!
art recorded 90 Ir~r II II u Ne = folio ~ Sc IN.
e tn Land Rrrr'Ti BOX Il s,ii C'rlI yaEnlv
Ihv ~ut farm sItu4ir tie I,.sI I.4airs from
H'gtsNI" {" trrtrT- Hrii.r. aud o. distant air4t two
"3l"e iu4m Ei-IuE >un. Nj. irIanl tn" l. 4 Il. {
E'ir"ri II aif'.U~ lands ni stephen R~su.lI, VITA
! ENIH- sui others Th- i4i all ci"4r aui arabic
uhi-r hIsh .iair II cultivation except IN acre
iurr.rf WHish is " un.!lantl
tn" PREMISE imJr.y Nh I.y a tn. .;ary ktrSk
STONE NV ELLlNG HrI>E vIiL FTainr ka.sIW
Building attached with cellar ih-r-uul-r and X III
Pump at III" il"r Their = Ais ..l.i,u f}l3iIk
Ial frame hHTu tn farm sud "Ils. us,~s-ait cut
buiIiIEG>: 49,. al Apple orsi.Iri IN fali l"Asrs
TERMS OF SALE Dus-i!.:rt 81 The pItca4-r money
-EAll o. paid IN c>h the ,ay II -al- "lr.titrl 10
>sN months. 'ui DH';iri IA Twelve n"nth. from iy
81 sale The colt I'tm"ui- ." lear RIA the
iay - sale Int e. L. ,-urr= LN i4r Bonds g.. Nu:s. Of
ih" iItti's"r with -ut~s T. thu i-frrfi.u ii th~
Tru.tr- ENr"us~- decd &" t- lrir,rI D., the pun
chaser. " EVANS. Trustee
Jan =, ls'Y-t- ! &. HtNuHAN. Aurii.p-~r
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VALUABLE FARM.
IS ACRES OFLAND
MRS. FL ALI

tract rior~ parcel II ground - q ~. living A.,
i-n= IN JH~ bih El-.'I-n .:s.it. Il t-sIl Cunt,
NITN land, coat .,iuIu-
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can party IN Maryland been entrusted
to such unworthy hands a. now.
But there is one subject. bv his own
confession, that Mr. Fulton "diSlikcs To
touch upon" Whether rightfullv or
wrongfully, he saws, the impression
has gone out that tie movement is in
the interest of Mr. CreSwell." How
dsinccnuouslv lac pats il. Gone out
among whom Why not he frank and
honest, aud say, That tie fllschood re!a
TIRE 10 Ur. CreSrelis sotirss and pqrtiripa
To" IA the proposed mossmehf tris safely in
centtd and circulated BY you ami yo,rJ rieids,
md your rcfGsd 10 endorse tie norsmsnt Is
based upon that JIissLooi Notice Mr. Full
tons argument Tine next legislature
elects "a | :. senator. and it would
he assumed - tin ease o! the successful
reorganization % the partyD that Re
publican success wou!;l mean Mr. Ores
wells election" The pucriIirv Of the
objection is fully apparent to the mean.
est intellect: hut Fulton, hascncss
brims over in the prelcxt that he affects
IN the next sentence. a. The carauaign
would ring with references to Choir
penning claims, straw bid postal con
tracts, gouges into the assets of the
Frecdmen's bank" We do NO, saw
that a complete and satisfactory defence
against all such calumuies would not he
made Now ordinarily. Mr.. Fulton's
personal grievances aud individual
hatrcds, his old sores AMI party disap-
polntments are not of sufficient concern
TO Republicans generally. or to Mr.
Creswcll particularly. either TO chal.
lenge public contradiction or Ia merit
newspaper comment We frankly con
fess that Mr. Fulton has very good
reason for not liking Mr.. Creswcll-
Indeed, had the former the first iota of
common sense. lac would not bctrav the
fact that his back still smarts from
the thrashEg given him bv the latter.
on the 2nd of July, 1871 BY the com
mon consent of the reading population
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"i wLiE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-10
.AHrrrON sAEEs.-.Fus.re Days.
Bytsrubbs & W,ltams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GRAND SALE gY COMMISSION
RaA Isi EsT Il IN THE CITY or RLGtlM9Nln,;
S5TSATERs AT as T ff
TIE NoRTHWEsT c0RNER OF MAIN a aN Nd
sixth execution OF decree n ,S. % a4 ts
day OF june. 1879, IN the memorable case s.e OF
torr &c. the undersigned, specla commissioners
PREMISES PREMISE on MONDAY The 18th day October
sr osT 8AIUABtE RE&L EsArE II ,he city
Richmond-ro wit:
the southwest corner of Franklin and Fifth streets,
fronting $50 feet on the south SHE or frap nr,,
street and running back on the west line OF filIh
s1nfssi ans the YERY LAEGE FRAIED Dwell
LING occupied BY Maj1T T. A. s Err ajou,ny tho
above on the west. fronting so feet on Frankiin
with SMALL FRAMED DWEt Il, t ther%on rho
ELAN Of the div situated mt the northwest of
an and SIX sreets opposite TO The "r 9 as
Witn sh&p."Ei BRick 6WELLi IS on ST' 81,
OF Main street and back on the west line OF
SIXTH stree. and between parallel hnes 1G3t feet.
intersection OF the two most fashionable streets at
one Of The most elevated points, and In The midst OF
the most attractive surroundings In the city, ana
has long been rcgar cd as uneqalled In every point
Of desrahi'y as site for public buildings OF any
kind or for handsome residences; and now that 1t
Is 1T last brought iu'O the market an opportunity
long desired by many is afforded Of purchas ny the
choices, property of the kind that ever has been or
car be. of, red in this CITY.
The property on Main street embraces large area,
occupying an elevated situation just above the M i
ness part OF The city, and sa splendid sie fora hocl
or opcra house by subdivision, for any purposes
recurring pleasant and central location.
An of the above property Is so universally Known
and admired that it IS unnecessary TO say anything
further in rs commendaOn but only 10 call cSh cial
attention 10 the sale. which will Ut once be recoS-
nzcd as ne OF the most important which has ever
taken plrCe i'll this city.
pats showing subdivisions of the property into
parcels of renient sizes be seen ut tie ohce
OF the aucioneers and will be exhibited ~ the sales
which will be according TO the Dlais or otherwise rs
biudrrs may desire and rs the commissioners may
ut that lime deem best. -, ,.
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash: The balance ut
one two and three years. bearing nteres', payable
sem-annually. at 6 per cent. with negotiable noies
for tie credit payments ami the Interest
AMI the titles to be retained by the Court until lni
pay ''eA' % ''''''' WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
WILLIAM L. ROYALL,
A. L. BOULWhRE,
II. Ii. MARSHALL.
Special Commissioners.
aurtion.ers sc II
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By Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF TIE
ELEGANT BROWN,sTOEE DWELLING,
NO. 2le, AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.

By virtue of trust-deed from DR.. Frederick
Marx and wife, dated November l. 1871, 10 the un
dergned, duly recorded In the clerks office Rich
mond Chancery Court, in d. @. 95 A.. page 396, to
secure certain sim Of money. default having been
made In the payment thereof. shall, In execution
Of said trust al the request Of the beneficiary SELL
ON the premises, on THURSDAY, November =, .,
PROPERTY above described
The DWELLING is large, well built. finely I'M
tsheG, ana arranged with all the modern Improve
ments, with special reference to comfort and con-
yenience. aud contains about twelve rom s. SER
wants. accommodations annie, line BR'Ch STA,
feet on The north line OF Grace street, WIFI depth
OF i4S TO an alley 8 4-12 feet wide. -.
tits rare that piece OF property so very ceslra-
BILE Is on the market.
TERMS: whilst the deed requires cash as 10 the
principal and interest or the debt. the beneficiary
win accept more liberal terms, which viii be an-
' ''s''0 JAMES L. APPERsoN, Trustee. ).
FRANK d. bill Z Co., Aucdoneers.
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sAaLsaAD HINES.

G Mg Ezs ;gasgglsys azs:sss
RICHMOND, FnED'G q POTOMAC. r. r. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, ( ,
RICHMOND. VA. April 2S, $40. (.
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1870.
~ trains on this road will run as follows: e
NORTH BOUND.
40. 1900 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station dalJ
Except sundays; due at Wash.
fngt0r, LILO y. n; Baltimore.
3O5 p. NJ; PHILADELPHIA, $3.50
4. NJ: New York, ! O:O5 p. NJ.
No $500 ?. NJ, leaves Byrd-St-est station daily
due a. Washington. 9:55 z: VI.
Baltimore, 1866 P. d.: Phila-
deInhia, 1896 A. d.; New YorA
No 7-4.oo p. NJ, Hp.CCcCo1S.MoDATloN TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except auD'
daysI.
SOUTH BOUND.
So. 2-Io.13P.T arrives At Byrd-Strect station
dairy Except Sundays) Leavet
New York, S:lS A. NJ; Phila'
deuha. 1l:45 A A.; Baltl.
$40 2. III.
yo.4 ll:35A. ~, arrives al Byrd-Street static:
daily. Leaves New York, 10:0e
Z. NJ; philadelphia. 10
Nj; baltimore. 4:55 A. NJ.
Washington. $50 A. NJ.
Va 2 GAO 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
arrive: ut Broad-Street station
daily Except SnEdAysl
c. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agea'
E. D. MYERS. General SnpertntAndent- ap2s
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By Frank d. Hill & TO-.
Zeal Estate Agents ana Auctloneers,
Inns Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTlFU IL;
BuILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF
FLoYb 'STREET, one SQUARE FROM MON:
ROE PARK, AT AUCTlnN.-By virtue OF Il deco
Of trust from Thomas Dunni and wife, dated
June Is. 1877, to the undersigned trustee. and at
tho request OF the beneficiary, default having been
made IN the payment OF a mole secured therein l
WEDNESDAY. October 10. 1878. at a.. O'Clock T;
NJ the Lot described In said deed, rs follows: All
thai Iot orand in the city Of Richmond beginning on
the north SIDE of Floyd street rs feet west Of Cherry
street. thence running westwardly along said FLOYD
or Federal stree, 40 feet, thence running oack ne-
tween DaralIc lines 90 feet 10 an alley In common
90 feet wide. The location OF this LOT ana It's
prospective value should attract the attention Oh
'TERms! Whilst the deed requires cash as to $500,
with interest from October 2, 1879. and exptnses
OF sale, more liberal terms may be announcedat sale
oc a FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
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GruBDs & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
By Wellington GoGdin.
Real EState Agent and Auct1oneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner OF EItFeilh iIauh stRSSto'
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
L DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
on THE SOUTH SIDE En- OF &KA AZ BETWEEE
THIS GRACE:sTREET BApIlsT C!lURCH,
KNOWN AS THE "SOUTHERh FEMALE IN.
STlTUTE."-Ry virtue Of deed OF trust executed
TO ihi. Subscribers hearing dale 23th November,
1875, duly recorded III Richmond Chancery Court,
In BOOK 6. page 469, shall. IN further execution
pr eieIt IS on e 22d Uctnber. 1878,
A. r. Nj or Willy 's REa
EST ATE located as abore The LOT has i fr'nt u
ii feet. and a depth Of $50 feet toa widc paved
alley ON The lot lisa VERY HANDsOME DIV Eli
in the rear by LARGE BRICK BUILDING
erected by the a.c II. T.: Lcfebvrc Tor boarding
there are altogether abclis thirty five rooms. in
Guiding two Band ONE parlnrS. rcccr,lon rooms
sf n 81 eIs LOT e Haynr front on Grace
street of about 3Oxl5G feet TO said alley.
The foregoing real e5tatG l. ,9elG' T T r mre
ists were originally designed 10y Mr. i.efGoyre TOR
irst-caSs re:ldcnct ana board ns-scho9, ana have
long been used as em by n for that or
for clearinghouse orr large FAMILY theE nave
TrnMs The said real estate being subject to
nri0r deed of trust executed by the same parties
w. Goddin and a. NJ Kelley, trustees: IL WIN ne SOFA
an the following terms-yiz.: First. For enough IN
cash 70 dcfrav expenses OF sale and to ply on me
balancc OF the dcbt represented by us, which -
.4C6.DD, Win l!itCTtst jFo'ii *'h iCfo.
Second no discharge the debt secured By the brst
decd to Messrs. oddin & Kelley. trustees payable
tsi5937) Oh The 26.h December next: the IKE
sim Of 81 50 81 on the 26rh March next; the ike
sum Of Sl50.37 on the 26h June next; and also
on that day the principal sum OF $500: AS to me
residue OF The proceeds of sale, upon surh terms as
tho sld debtor may prcscrbcs AMI direct; or, on his
failure 10 give any direction, then on credit OF one
year. the whole credit payments being secureh by
neeoiah notes aud a deed Of trust on he pro-
perty. ,.. ,, o,,,o.- !,
particularly called 10 This sale.
'''' ]. Fl. CARRINGTON.l Trus,ces
ocs Z. j. LEVY,
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Bv Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuclioReers,
llOS Main street.

TWO NEAT FRAME COTT \ G E
i DWELLINGS. Nos. I'll AND 7l3. ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY + FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN N ASDN STREETS, AT AUCTION.
AT the request Of Mrs. NJ 4. Roberts, who has re-
moved from the city, wa will offer for sale al public
auction. on the promises, on THURSDAY. October
16, 1879, at AZ o'clock p. H.. the above-described
COTTAGE RESIDENCES. The houses contain
four rooms each, with Kitchens In the yards, and
water on the lots. The lots front about 20 feet
each ard extend back 1872 feet. The houses are
now occupied by good tenants at fair rents
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months with six per cent. interest, and Sc
cured by trlst-deeds. ru cco
o,1 q Io12 J5sl6 AuctioneeTs.
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BY Robert 3. Lyne.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i BRICK STORE AND DWELLIEG On Sp TEE BE
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR TO CLAY STREET, AND NOW OCCU-
PIED ~ JOHN WETZEL-Ey virtue OF Ger
tain deed of trust from John Wezcl and wife 10 the
trustees Of the Mechanics Building Company. No.
3, daied 18th March. 1877. and duly recor"e In
the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court, d.
b. II c. page 3ls, we, the undersigned. the pre-
sent trustees Of The said company. and successors In
office OF The trustees ntioned in said deed Of trust
being required so to do by The said companY. the
said Wetzcl having failed TO comply with the obli-
CATION OF the bond secured by said dec VIII oner
for sale. upon the premls' 5, on MONDAY the 2o,h
day OF October, 1879. 81 A.! O'Clock Z. NJ. the
property above described. The LOT fronts nj -, 70
feet on Seventeenth street. and runs back 1913 feet.
Tie nmllding Is a TWO-STORI STOCk-BRlCk
STORE, with DIV ELLISG overhead, and has Tor
several ears been used rs bakery. Any one wish
ing TO purchase good store properly will do well 10
attend The sale. as this is one Of the best III that
portion Of the city.
TERMS: VIII te given at sale.
IF. EVERS.
ii. UARTkEE.
GEORGE HlRSH,
Trustees Mechanics Building Association, No. 2.
&c q
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goaT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 8, 1879.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Wysnoke Couch, New York, merchan'
sStSr and passengers. g. ". Allen x Co.
Steamer j. W. Everman Carr; fmi c4eIpEins
,oercna n0ise and passengers, d. W. hcSaliiCh'
slcsyner Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers LIZ d. A"'ui"
Snooper 4. f. Goodman, Hearn, Baltimore. rail-
road iron, Richmond and Dan'll'e kaiiroaa eoni-
scaooncr William Mason. French, Georgetown
.rie Recna,or, Sorihcoa,, Hampton Roads, light,
~ ScGooner Frank Mcdonald. Mckcndry, New
~ oontr Frances Snubert, Clifford, Philadelphia
coal ---- Mcdowell.
SAILED.
sclconcr Yankee Doodle. Rose, New York slaves
and lumber Curtis & Parker.
schooner Hamburg, DuuD. Phiiadeph1a' COAL
srbocner J. K. Holiday, Crammer. Portsmouth,
II. H., coal, Ch.sapeai ana Ohio Railroad Com
eaoy. r,o. r,,.,,ro.o ,ron
ore, Geryas storrs, agent.
CUsTOM-HOCSE REPORT.
s,tered-Brig Regulator, Northcoat, Norfolk 10
osd whea, Tor Europe, Thomas Branch 4 GO.
rsr 4s&.if eiatas. With lii barrels and 100 half
Iurrrs Of -four. valued at Sl0.333, shipped Dy the
iiaSal;- Crenshaw Company.
PHILADELPHIA October 7.-Arrived: Schooner
n G. Shepherd, Clayinn, from RICHMOND.
PROVIDENCE. October S.-Arrirtd: SchonDers
Marion Z. Rockhiu. kockhi'i: John h. Shaw, Gran.
fDer: sud William ID. Marvel, C'heefe, from Rfcil-
faouG.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia October ed, schooner Major
n. II. Tsbtun. shoe.
FASTEST TIME ON RECORD.
The steamer Rio Grande, Captain Pennington,
which arrived at Galveston October I'd, Is said u
hs re made the fastest lime on record between New
York and that pori. Leaving New York S2ptem DER
Hb.h n, J.. NJ, she abreast Sand key light on
weston bar the time was six days and fourteen
hoEIs, all told.
By telegraph.
EEw YORK. Octote C. 9-Arrivea: Atlas. Othe 10.
Arrived OUT Deyonia, Arizona. De, an Celia
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.ybe Cincinnati German theatres will give
IN entertainment on Sunday night Tor tue
hrr.tit OF strikers. Yesterday all the stone
raon;decs in the Ohio Valley struck for an
a5yaoce OF Is per cent. The president OF
fhe international Union being stationed
shsce, all other towns and cities are gov
srpea by the action Of the men in Clncin-
ss,i. Three prominent stone firms nave
yielded; bot others Will not.
An inirequent astronomical phenome.
poD-.he occuhation OF Venus by the
v,oon-will take place between the hours OF
10 and II A. N. next Monday. Venus Is
SO bright at present that il the day IS clear
The phenomenon can he seen by Keen eye,
apd no difficulty will be found in watching
tbc sccultation through small telescope.
A careful political economists closely cal.
euIstes that the women 10 this country
ssipnt annually save Sl4,500,000 In ribbons
wi,ich the men might spend in cigars
Baltimore Ne,cS.
Susan 3. Anthony is almost crazy, not
because the women Of Massachusetts can't
vote. but because they won't.-New lorE
Commercial Advertiser.
Tue thermometer registered 1000 at Lam
easter, n. H., on Wednesday,.
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RAILROAD LINES.
80 ~ z EEs;ss3 8gs

.cr,,,o,-, 49, -. -1A--psJ
PnIyn mEhi
c1ruEDIrT, " or rp Arxc
SAA-Do1n Cn IhRIcS.
~ TAXING EFFECT OCTOBER |, 1870
''
p,sspycrx rp.,r,
A""f'tsoEH ihHiAS.
3:o0 L. VI. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
dnyl. connecting ut West Point On
khI;JHURSDAY. and SAT.
GhDh1, WIN Steamers for nil land
,mSS .n oh 'he iorh fiVefand i6r Blfi-
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CROCK ERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
NJ Z w & y O ID ;!

ana now receiving my fail stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND HOUSEFURNISH-
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Ny stock Is the LARGEST AND MOST CON-
PLETE~ln every department ever exhibited III this
city.
Tie prices guaraatce to be as low as the same
quality Of goods can be bought anywhere.
4 call IS respectfully solicited 10 examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish to purchase or
not, for II is pleasure TO us TO show Our goods.
+. Il. TAYLOR,
au27 ls1l east Main street.