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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-16
MATHEWS.

TUE DISCUSSION AT THE COURTHOUSE BETWEEN
MEsSRs. GARRISON AND CRITCHER- CARR
SONS FIRST VISIT TO THE COCNTY-CRITCH-
ER ADMITS THAT HE is NOT A DEMOCRAT.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
COURTHOUSE, September 13, 1880.
The discussion to-day between Judge
Garrison and Judge Critcher was conducted
in most courteous manner, and resulted
in glorious victory for Judge Garrison.
II was Judge Garrison's first visit to this
county, and the enthusiasm he created
among the people was as great as ] ever
saw. Judge Garrison was happy in
his speeches, and gave Judge Crltchcr
as severe O tongue-lashing as ii was ever my
fortune TO witness. Judge Critcber said he
was not Democrat; he was ReSdjuster,
and IL elected (Which is not even a suppose
bic easel to Congress, would be independ-
ent; would not cooperate with either par
ty, but would vote as be thought best.
Judge Crtcber's bid for the Radical vote
was decide dly ingenious, and when Judge
Garrison tore of bis mask and exposed
him TO the crowd. the shouts and yells,
irrespective OF party, were long and loud,
and even Judge CrItcher himself had 10
blush that he was in such a fix. Judge
Garrison supposed the most saDguine
expectations Of his many friends and
admirers, and the people of Mathews now
think that we have the right man in the field,
aud that Judge Critcher has more than he can
conveniently carry 10 this canvass. Judge
Crtcher tried many tricks TO drag Judge
Garrison into discussing the public debt,
but he was not sharp enough. Judge Gar
rison brought The independent down 10 the
issues and Judge Critcber fiODndered TO
such an extent that actually his political
friends ubere are few herel ackr owiedged
he was whipped.
Mathews county Is all right. The regu-
lar electoral Democratic ticket and CARR.
son will get over three hundred majority
in this county. We will make 1t too warm
for Radicals and Rtsdjusiers down here
from now until the I'd OF November.
Our county canvassers are active and en-
ergetic; Judge Christian. G.. Il. Garnett,
Sands Smith, and host Of other true and
tried Democrats will take care OF this coun-
ty. We are in for the fight and for victory.
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Co,,ou Corn and Tobacco.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-The fol-
lowing statement, showing the condition OF
cotton. corn, and tobacco, was issued by
the Department OF Agriculture to-day:
CottOn.-The average condition Of cotton
September 1st is 81, showing q decline OF |
per cent. since the August return, but an
increase over the condition reported Sep
TENDER /, 1879, OF 6 per cent. The State
averages and declines during the month are ::
North Carolina. 100-a loss OF g.; South Ca
roina. 90 loss of 5 Georgia, 95-a loss
OF 3; Florida, Ola loss OF s. Alabama,
Sea- loss OF 10; Mississippi, SS-a loss OF
Il; Louisiana, SS-a loss Of II; Texas, o.
loss Of 10; Arkansas, Ga loss OF IL;
Tennessee. 90-a loss OF II. Complaints OF
too much rain, rust, and boll-worms are
very general.
COrn.-The average condition for the
whole country is Ga decline OF 7 per
cent. since the returns OF August 1st and 4
per cent. lower than September l, 1879.
The New England and South Atlantic
States fall short OF the average about y per
cent. the Middle, Gulf, and Pacific States
are above the average; the great corn re-
gions OF the Mississippi on both slopes
show marked deficiency. The northern
portion of the Atlantic slope reports DAM
age from locusts. To the southwark there
was sufficient rain. The State OF Texas re-
ports q very high condition--viz., 12l.
North OF the Ohio river the States of Indi-
ana and Illinois report great injury from
drought; Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska
report the same.
Tobacco. OF September indicate
a decline in the general average OF this crop
for the whole country. Pine condition is
S4-a decline OF 2 per cent. since Au-
gust Is, and per cent. less than Sep
TENDER. 1870. All the States bordering on
the Atlantic from Massachusetts, to North
Carolina show an increase during the
month, but all the states west OF the Alle-
ghanies show decline during that time.
Indiana, with small crops, has the greatest
decline, being % per cent, and Kentucky,
with the largest crop OF any State, shows a
decline OF 10 per cent. during the month.
Missouri loses 6 and Tennessee 2 per cent.
during the same time. The general COM
plant is OF drought in the western States.
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LYNCHBURG.

ART NEws-PoRTRAITS OF LYNCHBURGERS-
THE sTRBET RAILwAY-THE LINE LEASED
TO Mr.. GIBSON, OF PITTSBURGH, FOR FIVE
YEARS, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
SEPTEMBER IA, 1880.
When Mr.. L. j. Fisher, the artist, for
merIy OF Richmond, left the city last year
for Europe, be took with him orders Tor
the execution OF twelve or more portraits
in OIL OF citizens OF Lyncbburg. The first
consignment OF these portraits arrived in
the city to-day. They are regarded as very
superior works OF art, and give entire salts
faction rs likenesses. Mr.. Fisher Is now
residing at the village OF Rothenburg, on
the Tauber, near Wlttenburg, and is earn
esily engaged at work painting, with plenty
OF orders on hand. Some very beautiful
German pictures, with landscapes and do
nestle scenes, are among the paintings re-
ceiytd here to-day.
Al the time | wrote yesterday the details
OF the contract between Mr.. Gibson and the
Street-Car Company bad not TRANSFERRED
The directors, it now appears. not only
contracted with Mr.. Gibson TO construct
the line, but also leased IL TO him for five
wears, he engaging to pay per cent. divi-
dend 10 the stockholders on tue amount OF
their investment. This amounting TO $780,
900, MIR. Gibson has assured the payment OF
the dividend By depositing S2,00O-twice
the amount-in city bank. The stock
holders are 10 meet tonight TO act upon
this contract, which will no doubt be Tai-
fed by them, though | learn some OF
them think a better bargain could have
been made with Mr.. Gibson.
TELEPHONE.
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Yitl,mond nispatfh.
THURSDAY 49,. SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
pANv.LLE.

pspratlcAx CONVENTION cALLED-REygNuE
RECEIPTS -PEksoSALs--foBAcCo BURNED.
correspondence OF The Richmond Dispsich.1
SEPTEMBER Is, 1880.
Mr. lanes Wood, secretary OF the Repub-
,,csn Committee Of this county, calls Tor the
hoIdIng OF A mass-convention OF the Repub-
nc,ns 81 the city and county at Chatham on
The Doth instant "for the purpose, u that
No deemed advisable by the Convention, OF
.ond,ng delegates 10 the District Cooyen-
zion. which has been called TO meet at Dan.
ysiie Va. on the 2ist ~ September, $780,"
The internal revenue receipts for last
yveer amounted TO S2S,742,99.
Can,aln and Mrs. W. y. Graves have re-
,orned 10 the ciiy, after long soiourn
smongst the several watering places. Mrs.
Graves. who has been quite feeble Tor long
neriod, seems improved by her travels and
her STAY amongst the mountains.
we have information thai Rev. Nelson Il.
Dsue, OF tue Episcopal church at Blacks
burg, a native Of this place, ana son OF Rev.
George W. Dame, has been called to Christ
church, West River, Maryland, and will
,eaye toe care OF the Biacksbuig church on
the lst 81 October.
Postmaster A. NJ. Wheeler and family set
out fer Buffalo, y. Y, yesterday. Major
Wheeler goes on a visit 10 his father, VINO
has teen reported very i'll.
Mr.. Richard Gosney, Of the Malmaison
neighborhood, had 5000 pounds OF tobacco
DESTROYED by ire two days ago. He had
in,t packed IL for market. No insurance.
THE act OF an incendiary.
Permit me 10 say that the estimated re-
eeipts OF the city for the year ending on the
Isl Of May are put down at S9S,06S.s0, moi
500, as was stated in my last letter. An
o for an 8 makes the difference.
Cool and clear weather this morning.
Delightful weather. ALPHA.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, September Is, 1850
Cnuutry praduce
Conntry Produce,


Besswar: 2oQ20Hc. y %.
Butter,:. Prime 10 choice yellow, 22@25e.; fair
10 good. l5G20c.
Dried Fruit; Apples, 3a4c.; blackberries, &c. /;
cherries, l2alhe.; raspoerres, 2O@22e.
Fathers: Prime nye-goOse, 4Oa45c.; common.
25c.
HaV: Virginia timothy, sl@sL05; clover. esq
'G oats: Baled, eoc.@s1.
potatoes: lrisl--New Rose, 50 p barrel; Goa
'I Roofs: Ginseng, 9Oc.@sl RD.; Seneca free Of
tops, Acc. q 10.
Lard: Country etd61sc.
Rye: e0@s5c. 2 ousneL
S1mdc: Prime. I5c.
BaLed StrdD: 35d4Oc.
Wool: Washed. 4O@4Ic. unwashed. csc.
BURY wool will bring from 10 De. q ID less IiAn
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Roseadale. sl40@tl.50 p barrel
James River, Sl.30dsl.4O.
Lime: Agricultural, SO l0c. . busnel; Ro,k@nd,
shS%s1.1l :eeSFs anS F. s sssC
Plaster: Lump. "a rs; grounc, IS; cGicined
plaster. Al 60@Sl.76:
Tar: Large slze, $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merr,mack. 7c.: Merrimaek Shiriing,
&c. ; Ricnmond. 6%;.; South Bridge, &C.: Pacific,
7c.; Sprague. 6He.: Sprague Shirllng, 0<c.
punnel's 6.c; Aliens 6Sc: Man: .,s;,H1 &c:
pie, &C.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey
7c.; simpson Black, 64c.; Harmony, &C.; ASH
Brown Cohons: Manchester x A., 54c.; Mar
CHESTER A A. A., 6,ac.; Rockoricgs A u.
Refe; James River p. .. o. exc; danes san h,ysI
RIVER Standard 414 D: d. 7se.;- GraDitesills 4 r.
r.. 8lsc. Grsnitevile "A T.. H.. tx. Poeahonias
fine. &c.: Conestoza d. 7c.: Cones,ogs W. M.
Br0,cR Sheettags: PeDperell l0.4, 25hc.; An
droscOgQiu lO.i, ZSSc.
BisGessd Satrtlngs and saesstngs: New York
Mills I2sc d2e e.: psyS iSe An
bang, Sc Hope "A. &c. Eclipse "A, &c. security
"Sinoham,.-PIunket, Zoe; White Msnufactur-
Ing, Toe. Kenilworth. 74c.; Qua berland, 71e.
Tick, Conestoga A. A. l2e.; Conestoga Z; q.
MUM mi, MI ike; conesiosa +. r, Use,
Slirtfng Stripes: Sheridan "A" &c.; sheri-
a srossa Driu.. GraniteviIl., sHs.; stark, eye.
Peppere lie, &C.; Koekbridge A. &c.
Dsntms Jewett CITY, lie. Boston, &c;
Cotton Piaids: Ottawa, sH.i Toitdo' sc'
&c cOyssf ysass: Rocsp ri. Sc.
Oamtrtcs: Fiat FSld &C.; 4. per, 7c.
Drugs, Dyessans. oils, &c.
zs"s;. y s.so a ullon.
Concentrated Lys: es.2o@$A p ease Of fow
dozen.
Coch,nsat; 00c. v ..
Extract of LooDo0d: lfc.
Indfc0: tiA41.lo.
DIS: LaseeS. Toe: machine, q Asi.7s; sp<rn.
ALSO; whale. zoe: STRATA, o0@60c.; Labrador.
COD oil: 50a6oc.; lard. 7sc,: sweet % anzen
best salad. $3.50: castor, tl.20 ralion; Virginia
lubrtcating, 3OsoVe.; kerossass ASea casns Ssar
lon.
Race Ginger: &c.
I. lsotsi Ginseng. soc.; seneca wishous MP SO
Soda. Sal. lxa2c-, u hesa; xasnsh sodA. &c.
American, 3k6g4c.
RDtrNs N,DsHttNsi Ae&
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BOTETOURT.
DISCUSSION AT FINcAsTLE BETWEEN AUDITOR
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.I


JOHN 4. MASSEY AND CAPTAIN WHITEHEAD.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatchJ
FNcAsILE, Va, September 13, 1850.
Tie Hon. John Il. Massey spoke here
yesteaday, coming ia from q country
church, where he the day before proclaimed
the doctrine OF salvation add here the scaling
OF an aenest debt. He H. fluent speaker, q
plausikie sopbist, and an artful dodger, but
failed 90 convince our Democracy that his
creed weuid lead elsewhere than to the arms
Of the eolOred brother.
John r. Massey has come aud gone, and
the Democratic colors OF BOtetourt wave in
triumph oser our unbroken columns, for
none have stsayed from its ranks. Mr.. Mos
fey's whole speech was mere argument In
tsgor OF reSGusiment. Some sanguine
Democrats ehsim gain OF two hundred
votes. All eomsnd that IL was glorious
day for us. Captain Whitehead. of the
Adc0&ce, was our champion, and showed
himself able to meet the great Mogul OF the
MaboDs party. We feared Massey's COM
Ing. but Tltb Whitehead TO meet him npon
fair division OF time we can say TO the
Democrats OF Virginia that you can throw
your fears 10 The wiods. Wbiiebead's re.
!olnder OF three quarters OF an hour knock.
Ell as much fuz as we have ever seen fy 10
The same length Of time. We have placed
W Whitehead's hat the words Henf, pidi,
Wei. ~
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gsresss srssss ~.s 1850.
Cdsdv. l3M1lc. %.
0ranges None in rn&rset.


4
6rseevsss. rec
gaeos; Shoulders. 7Hc.: clear ris-sf<~s. I0Xc.
n ,seed; ios:; v5rsus ssoadsrs 7@7xs ~.
iiaiise stock light csnvssed i hans. ' isaisSs.
-, snef ILL., rainsed, TWO nscps, sl.so@$i.7s
si;soass 50: four s:riaas. s2.asSss.
Cosss: kic,-Commen: ii1iikc.: nir, ls4
is s Gcs. e ss Us,as: iS@iee' .s"'5s 1879
Candtss; Adsmantins candles. I2sqNlsc = Hy
Cheese Prime cutting, ls@i3kc.; northern
snd Ms:ern R. S.; cutting 5lI2 com92n
Rics: Carolina. Nose: RaSscon. SC. ~p'' ~
North Carolina sross, tsas5.as: Nossn U.rc-
No. Bay: sic: NO. .; in barrels, IS; Nc. >
sG s,o ST.: sIs5 ,: No o. $3.50; .,.I ox 81 49,,
barrels, one inb,. oxaeHc. for New York; $40
ssrces sec Ss9reis, s7c Genuine sosen szSsp
S5945c. gallon: New Orleans. prime 6066oa
Sat: Liverpool, IRON store, $3.50. 0rsui
Sugar: Crushed. ~: powdered lSc.: graz
a dated, vi alc;; 4. ioxs ieHi la, iGs.' extra
Tsss: Is'ssf: sSSsos. imperial, sSSi5 ssS-
ntasss LebtHcrs 6Cs
ESdss: Wet salted. s@sc.. dry saited. I2@ioc.
dry Amt. l4@l &c.: green. 5f16c.
Leather: Rough leather, 26@33c. ; finished hsr-
ness leather, 30G40c. finished upper. s0s45c.:
finished kips, 40950c.; deadlock soes, 20a26s..
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
Hon: American resned. Old Dom,sion bar,
6-l0c. y b. for standard sizes; English sno
Eaits: OLD Dominion 1926 for standard she's.
Dh-( 0sftngas re- l..
p i. ''' - '''
HOPE: Manila. best, 2x.. iute, sKasc.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber: White OAK, sl3@sls . 1000;
white pine sl4as42.60 y 1000: yellow nine
and in demand; Iost s9@sIl, ACCORDING 20
iengtns. snInqIes- Pine. sl.75@s2.50;. cypress
six;lnch, sGSts 2 LOCO. Lstbs-Spiit VI saved,
Slaves: Whiskey-osrrel timber green. 4l 8af2sH
1000: seasoned s20@s2S 2 LOCO. Flonr-ess s
f6: hogshead-hoope, zoe. y bundle.
LIQUORS. Wines. &C.
AZ: Scotch, best brands, pnts s2@s2'a5
Bramdfss: Domestic. sl.25@f2; fruit. AI.Iea
$40; apple. new. 81. 55@ss; old, s2.2oYts
Rye WaisSevs: Medium, 81 .ooas2: pare old. o.
St4; Virginia mountain, new, &2G$2.00; slds
Gin Domestic, Fi.25@s2: imported, % a case.
NeD England Ram: fl.50GSl.6O.
RectUasd Whfsssvs: Market excited and higher
Powder, shot. sc.
Ftse; TOYS mining, s5@75c. y Zoe fees
t ssssS: e. Blasting sg 'ss ss sfsss than h
SaOt: Northern. az . hay Of rs IDS.
GrfndstsDss: 119 lkc. "a %.
Ciorer s5.5O@s6.
Orchard Grass: sI.50@tl.75.
Timothy: t34s32o.
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Ny Telegraph.
10" LAME

NEW YORK. September o.-N5on.-Stocks heaVy.
Money on CALI 2D3 per cent. Fxchange-Lops
4sOt; short, 1884, state bonds dull. Governments
quie'.
4sOb Governments Jull and weak new SIS, lO2h ;
a. per cents, ITO; per cents, lO9s' states
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 15.--The POSTS financial
article says: At the Stock Exchange we have a
steady market for uniied states bonds: the As be
ing 11Ohd1I04. the Ans ll0h@ll Ox. as at the
close Yesterday, and lO2@ l02A for The SIS, against
102}G 1925. At the close yesterday. All classes OF
railroad securities are somewhat lower than yesier
y and the market for speculative shares Is fever
ish aud IN the main weak, although there have been
short intervals of strength The net decline from
cent the latter Wabash. Jersey Central has
declined IL, Delaware, LackawaDna and West
ern, Chattanooga and Iron Mountain per
cent. each; Northwest. Hannibal and ~. 10, aud
Milwaukee and st. Paul. per cent each; Lake
Shore and Erie, & ch. and Reading, 4. 81. Paul
| and Omaha was exceptionally strong at the open-
Ing but soon sympahze with the remainder OF the
| list. Railroad earnings, according 10 the reports
coming In. continue as large as ever and The pros
poets for money are not different from what they
were a week ago. In the money market call loans
| are 10 per cent; time loans and mercantile
paper are unchanged. AT noon the United States
Assistant Treasurer opened proposals 10 sell United
| states bonds TO the sinking fund. The offerings
amounted to S5,649.700.
The following quotations were current to-day:
United States a per cents, l10s: United States
AZ per cents. ll03s01l0%; D. OF G. 3.65's 991
sales: New Jersey Central: rs; Ohio and MIS-:
Hannibal and St. Joseph, 3s1; Lake Shore,
1874; Iron Mountain, SAX; Rock Island, =; 81.
Paul, 90b; -. Pau preferred, -; Wabash, 1t.
Louis and Pacific. 35; Wabash, 81. Louis and
Pacific preferred, GAN; Kan'as and Texas, 33b:
Western Uuion Telegraph, l03S; &. c. and |. c.,
194; Pacific Mail, 392.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 15.-Yirgina 6's. de.
ferred, ~; con.ols. 5Sa second series. 20 past
due coupons, COS; new l0-40's, A14. Mort Caro-
lima SIS old, 80. Virginia 1910 coupons, 95A.
BID 10. la "
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LATEST NEWS.
NJ r.LEcR.rH rorHE DISPATCH.

THE MAINE ELECTIONS; FURTHER RE
TURNS YEsTERDAY-sTATE CofsvEN-
TIoNs IN MASSACHUSETTS AND NEW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'SoMSA-
rroNs-MoB LAW IN KENTUCKY, NEGRO
MuRDERERs LYNcHED By MASKED
MEy-NEwsPAPER soLD-TP.E TRIAL OF
VIRGIL AND GULLY IN nj ssIssIPPI FOR
TUE MURDER OF JUDGE CHISHOLM AND
DAUeHTEa-APREsBY
DEposgD FROM THE MIN IsTRY-sNow IN
PENNSYLVANIA UEsDAY-GENERAL 70
REIGN INTELLIGENCE, &C.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 10, 1880.
DrurprHrcc pCpnpnUn no cECpHm.pv

WHEAT White. 80 bushels. Red, 1872 BUSH
els: Of which $50 bushels were re-exhbiied.
CORN White, 1852 bushels Nred, ZOE bushels.
OATS.-l594 bushels.
RYB.-Z6 bushels.
OITA.GRAss SEED.-53 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels fair at s1.03. Red,
$50 bushels prime Lancaster on private terms; 100
bushels very good Lancaster at 81 10; Ala bushels
good Lancaster at 81 0S; so bushels fair Lancaster
at LOS IA bushels common Lancaster al u .O2 !;
SO bushels common Lancaster at 81 80 bushels
common Lancaster az S5c. Sc bushels prime Lam
caster atSl.l0; so bushels very good Lancaster at
tl.0s; 1.512 bushels sold from 6Jc. TO SlO5 for
common 10 good. and private terms for prime-total.
255S bushels.
CORN White, So bashels prime on private
terms; 20 bushels very good az 56c.-iota, los
bushels. Mirea, 202 bushels very good on private
terms.
OATs.-1O0 bushels very bushels good spring ut
ABE: 3s bushels very good winter at 60c.-total,
1873 bushels.
RYE.-l6 bushels very good on private terms; q
bushels very good at 90c.; bushels good al S5c.-
total, 20 bushels.
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ISLE OF WIGHT.

hkF. DR.. hfDkS-cR0P5 GOOD READJUSTKR9
SCARCE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D,spsich.J
SEPTEMBER IA, 1880.
Rev. DR.. Hyden preached BIS first sermon
at Aill-swamp church. 10 this county, last
Sunday, where he bss taken charge as the
regular pastor.
The crops 10 this section are all good ex-
eepf peanuts, which will not make more
Than two thirds - many - they did last
year. (fEf 53H ftH 49, ~
And TIE best Of eli the good news bsve
70 tell you Is there are mighty few Read.
lustefs here. They are slmost rs scayce a.
Nay dies 10 November. Gipsy,
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journalistic.

LOUISVILLE. KY, September l5.-The
Louisville Post Company have purchased
the Bowling Green InteHigencer, and ex-
Governor Underwood, the proprietor OF the
latter, will be associated with Messrs. Sears
& Madden in the management OF the Post.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1880.
.uDryRn

Srts.ss.sssss
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IL, 1880.
ARRIVED.
seh,oyer Henry p. Ravens, Pierce, New York.
schooner Marion r. Rockbili, Anderson, Boston,
Schooner q. +. sinnickson. Blizzard Philsdelphia;
iron, Richmond aud Danyiile Railroad; vessel Cur
lis A Parker.
schooner Sarah shabert. Ewing: pbiladelphia,
schooner Sarah Eaton. -. Windsor, plaster,
Warner Moore: vessel Curtis & Parker.
hsv, Atkinson 4 Temple; vessel, Curtis Parker,
Schooner ankee Doodle. Rose, New York, rfii-
road-iron, Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad; yes
schooner A. X. HOOPER, VOORHEES,. New Yors,
rsiiroao iron, Richmond and Allegheny Railroads
schooner Zaiette Kenyon, Buekinshsm. Albany,
lumber, X. II. Whitiock: vessel. Curtis Parker.
schooner stephen Barnes, Basn, New York, msf-
Richmond and DsuslIle Railroad; yesss, Cariis q
Parker
Der, Chesapeske and Ohio hallway.
MaDs ana Ohio Rs~sy
schooner soulherner, Trench, Nosfo,k, barrels
and ssrboys; vessel, Duck Christian.
MEMORANDA.
s. S !. narcins. Melvin, ! VI Bsnnsil. Gsnssii;
John z, sanford: Berry winism slsst, s1ssm;
y %a' csl sSh iss.s S:sa
from S''s'A"' ~ Telegraph,
NEW yoRx, september ls.sAs.iysd; Msysds.
s Sss s. : R AscSss. 4 e. kSss
's's NOTICE 10 xAninnAs.
pilots rseess he Ssoy % hes:l Point 'ss'~
river, nearly suAks
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Denosed from the Ministry.

BUFFALO, n. Y, September 15.-Rev. f..
p. Adams, Of Dunkirk, was yesterday de-
posed from the ministry OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church by the Presbvtery OF Buffalo, I'D
session at Westfeld, for heresy, In preach
log against the doctrine OF eternal punish
meDt,
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ngsastrous Fire.

GALVESTON, September 15.-A Houston
dispatch to the Neps says: "a fire in Co
lubia Monday destroyed sixteen stores. The
loss is estimated al 100000 to $4,000. No
insurance.
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CApPgrs. OIL-CLOrHs, &c.

THAVE JUST RECEIVED NY FALL
j. STOCK OF GOODS. A full line OF CAtfETr i
O,L:CLoTbs, DeUGGEns, RUgS' tsInydRT AN
SYnn.S OF all styles; a full line q I nsI,a.
"a Main, IS OF The latest deslgss; and MUsyutaayi,
C1N0PiEs which Ism openlns " 'eS g I'SSsG;l ."
orders pr0r Ho yisii Main street, sshpead' Va
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&, LONDON, September l5.-The race for the
st. LegeF stakes was run to-day ut the Don-
custer September meetspg, and was won by
Robert the Devil; CeptG,ata came In 20.
cond, and The Abbott third. Twelve ran.
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Reducing Rates.

LOUISVILLE, September 15.-The Rail-
road Commissioners OF the State OF Ken.
lucky, who have been going over the State
examining the condition Of the roads and
hearing complaints of Shipper, will recon-
mend the reduction OF fares from four cents
20 three cents per mile. and II Is said the
"a, iroad managers will comply With their
rsou.,st. The fare over the Cincinnati
eon,se,n road, running through The State,
Is only IN o cents per mile.