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Tobacco Markets.
LYNCHBCRG, VA.

NOVEMBER 8. For the last few weeks there has
been co q: pirptiyey b Ittle Done In the tobacco
trade. III m .nufactursrs have ben wipdng up
ner ea o "a sS 81; na ioa TN ne
condition prizes range sblut he same 8 for tie
last month or two. The offerings the p4sL week
were la rye than for several past. consisting pr n
clpaiIy OF the new liu small qusntttIes ana i'ri-
mi"gs our quot ations are no " given FOR T. gen.
eral range OF prices for Zoe new ~ 1t Is sold. Q
quote:
Primings 81 5oq4S3.
Lugs IN crior and common, S3GSi.5o; good
snd SIN 20 h lO1g, s5IS6: medium and good yell
low, S5Glte: fine yellow smoking, StUG*l!: extra
yellow am king, sl5Ht39
Lc1f-Iaieri0: aud common. t4.5O6 $3.50: good
da k ana min ed, e7EiS9; medium and good yellow,
S7QESlO; fine yellow, sllGs $40; ex.ra yellow, S:5
@*5o
fine veil w wrappers Of the new crop sid the
pas. week at $i2. Ltgs 8 10.
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Richmond PrIces-Currenr.


THURSDAY, November 10, 1870.
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations IS demanded. Our
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
Alc0hol.-So.50 n gallon.
Ale.-Scotch best brands, pnts, % q dozen !;
BacSn.-sbouders, l5iGll5ic.: ribbed sides lai9
lp1c.; clear ribbed sides, 1890 Oc: Virginia noR,
round l7sc Virania nsm 1s le20c' canFsSSso
Butter.%Prime. 3o@a2c.; receipts liberal; poor
to good, l5Gl2tc l,u,... ,,. a., ,os,x, ,,
wholesale; Philadelphia, 80. 5o@S3.75; peach, ssa
BRO Broorns.-Two strings g.. tbree strings $3.50
Mt3.75; four strings, small, $A0s'zo' iarRe'
rs: five strings, S5Msas25 .,,
BucketS.-Palnted, two hoops, wv "hree uoops'
s2:75.
Brooyn Corn.~Grecn, sdsc.; red. sfQ4c. q b.
fSncsgtraieS Ley.y2ls2.25 per dozen by the
Corn.-see Corn Exchange report:
Corn ssaI.-CitY mills, oolted' Sl'H' country
~ Chcstnuts.- s45cQlts @ busiiel.
Caesss.-Northeru anu western prime cauine
l7GI7sc; common, EnRsh GARY, .SGt-I I
C.fte.-Rio, le(l2"tc.; Laguayra, 2230Z7c' Ja-
Ga1.dtes.-Adamantine, light weight, Aglsc. !;
full weight, ls@l9c. tallow, lac.
cotton CardS.-s4.5o and IS R dozen ; wool cards,
fLofrOu TdrTR-Mi. 5OILSl 80. Be8kSYJCs Fl.3us
Cement s9.5 81 50. 90 - barrel. 1874 4,
Dried Fruit.-DTed apples. sSv.e; uhpeei
peaches, 41cc. peeled peaches, l2ai5c. black
berries, 7Isc. pittxd cherries. HaGisc' c,,,.o,
Uru LioOcS.-PRISTS ATLANTIC, &c canton,
sac. Home, 6Ac. Bedford, &C.; Wamsutta, &c.
Amoskcag. lOc. Andrcscoggin, loc.: Lancaster,
c W sarSs.sp NC i,: r'e Wsham Tic. De
LINES: Pacific, best styles, 49,. Lowell,
lSc Manchester, lsc. BLEAChED DoMEsTIcs
minister, loc; Portsmouth. &C.: a Putnam, loc.
Reynold, l2ic.; Rockdale, lSc.; Andrescoggn is.c
BRowS DoNEsrlcs 81 Trenton 7sG; ,;I -. Man
lie; Lawrence. lesc.; peprrcll \, llc;; "a Val
ley, lie. :; al Humboldt, io5c. II Manchester
1ls - Gsantsye, isc W. pIsn 1oe e
Drugs and Uyestnts..Aluin &C.: copperas, &C.
! madden. lec.; indigo, Sl.e5; cochineal, $ies a
h.; extract logwood i7c.; sup. csra. soda, &c.
Eggs.-930s5c. ~ dozen.
Flour.-ylrginia eountrvis quoted to-day Fine
sss9; ssperssas sfs ;s, g1t sis - 'o9se7
FtSh.-Herrings: naliia3, %, 90. soASe.I5
barrel North caroIins No y, g sp I, ssSSaSs
rel rel; Magdalene herrings, s5.S9ass.7s q Barrel
Aaekersl: Ss Bay macGsre Sssssssi No "a
No.a, lare. On barrelsl, slLsO@sis; No: me
s Ss IN fis s b. ~ 10. ss' ss 5S
Fiarsssd.-sLso@sI.s q bushei.
Fuse-Toy's mining, %ec. GSl.2 rs y loo feet.
Fsataers.-Prime live geese, Iog7ac.; common
IstS.-oats, 4s@45c. .sblpstuR, from the mill
&c. p bCshei. Brownstuff, nom Ghe mili, Sot
'u Gaa:,o.-paruvian, s77scasso vtou. sea fowl
sco - d azs !.
| Gris.dsfoass.0 ~ h. 3z.I.-
I Eav.-T1m othy 81 aoGQsl.4o; clover, Il 1e@si.ls
Kldes.-Green. sGsc. dry sailed. l2Gisc.-ar
| cor,ttnv 10 QUALITY, condition, &C.: weI saltcd
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COMMERCIAL.
Cory AID FLOUR EXCHANGE, |
RICHMOND, Va, NOVA, Aslo, I


OFF HHIHGs-
Wheat-Whits, 2gl2 bushela. Ned, ss2 bush'
els.
Corn.-white. ses bushels. Mixed, - bushels.
Odts.- $50 bushels.
Rye.--64 bushels.
Ftdrseed.. bushels.
ScTeeningS.-A isLels,
SALES.
Whedt-White, IL bushels very info Tor at DOC.
1sS bushels prime ut 5l.e5 100 bushels good II
81 So; 260 bushels, at S.3V $50 bu5hels very good
Of ssO az bushels inferior {: Sl.25; 50 bushels a:
S147S 0! bushels very good at 81 IS; 90, bush; Is
prime private terms bushels At 81. 30 $40
b Shells as IS. TO al, 500 bushels.
Whe1t.-Rtd, 100 blu h-l- Very good at 8LiO; 70
bushels good 81 as 90 bushels inferior al sl.?0
23A b.,shtIs fair ut sl30 Is bushels we vii-eaIen
at sl.lD: so bushels damaged nj $l.I0; 10 bushels
Injector 1t 81 10; l2s bu. bes dam tged NJ 81; $40
bushels mixed Mt Sl.l75; 332 bushels prime AZ
81. as 400 bushels weeyi-ea Ell at 81 % 10 bushels
Interior at Sl.li; so bushels inferior 4! $l.l5
Total, 2, liz bushels.
Corn White, I0s bushels prime new at 7oc.; $50
bushels damp new 1T CSC. TotrL 23S bushels.
Mixed. 22 bushels damp IL " 1T &c.; 81 bushels
good old at 7Cc. Total, u bush" Is.
oats -2a bushels at &c.; SO bushsls damaged at
doc; % bushels Very good at 45c. lso bushels ut
Rye. So bushels good ut 7Oc.; bushels at eoc.
Total 81 bushels. 4# -rss r.
Screenings Ia bushels at coo.
RE-ExHIBlrEp.
Wheat. While, 81 blshels. Red lag bushels.
Corn Mixed. 81 bushels.
Odts.-2Gs bushels. s. . ... .
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DLCHMOND AND DhNYILI4E RAIL
Eh. uAAn AGaH AlER S(id EDIIIL 10 L..


GOING soCTH.--Lynchburg znd Danvtue psss
scngers leave Richmond daily Except SlndaysJ
1t OILS A. d.. leave BurksviDe iG!ly iaxcapt SaD-
iays) at T. NJ; arrive at DanyiiIe daily lsL-
cert 3un,lays} 81 SIS z. II. THROUGH hlG L
aNC ExPEEsS leerea aichnona daily 8: 2;Ss
p Il; Ieavea Danvtlle deiiy 81 IS A, B.: arrives
Il Greens -oro' aaily NJ l:e5 A. 3D..
G.OINg NCRTH.--Ly lCiI0urg and Danv1lle pas
sengers leave Dapvilfe daily te1Stpt SuEdafSl at
$40 A NJ leave gurkeyilie daily except SUP
tsysl 81 L. a.. srrIvc st Hchn0nd dADY
texoept Sundaysl Il 1888 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS !cascs GroEu5toro' oa!lY at LIS
/ ~. leayes uouville daily a. } IS &. 81 az.
riFes ,t RichmcDd daily ~ l1a6 A.. IL
Ihe lyu chrurg AND DarY!Iie Passenger Train
connects ct BurkeyiIls 9Th The trains Oh tbs
Sonthsdo road for Petersburg, Hor'olk, Lynch
burg and all statioaa on The sogSns'de AND VIZ
gtnia ana Tennessee ra.lroAGs Bristol, hnnxs
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Mash lie, Menu h1a,
aud ali important points South ard Southwest
The Through Mail and Express connects
IL Greensboro with the trains on fLs Hor,h osro-
lug road for Charlotte, Cclumhts Ausuots, ~.
7snnah, Macon, MOBILE, montgomery, re, &c. |;
and at Richmond with be RtcDmond, frsccr'csL .
,urp and Potomac, Chrsapcase and Onio sEo
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING Gaze aud CHIL EB's PATENT
RECLINIhG CHAIRS on the through e1Prees
train. THChAS EuDe nn,a 49,,
Sc Supc4 Au-SiseA~
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DlsPATcHl
THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.

SPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DlsPATcHl
THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. TO-, fficiai re-
turns from Spotsylvania give BraXton 50l
majority. Stafford gives him 56S. His ma
iority in the district is ,22j-all the coun-
ties heard from.
FREpERIcKsBuRe, Nov. 10-Braxton's off,
cial majority in Stafford is 56S.
Loudoun gives Mckenzie, for Congress,
294 majority.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 10.-Braxton
(Con.) is certainly elected to Congress from
this district, beating Mckenzie (kep.).
PRINCE GEORGE-OrrIcIAL.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 10.-O1ficial vote OF
Prince George: r. I. Daniel, 331 Platt,
$50 Boiling, 353; f. 4. Bate (Con.l,
elected Sheriff; w. :. Underwood lRad.l,
elected Commonwealth Attorney; Robert
Gillian, Jr., (Con.), Clerk; K. L. Daniel
(Lon.), Treasurer.
BATH CUUNTY-QFFIc1AL.
M1ILBoRo', VA. Nov. 10.-R. T. Daniel
o99 c. NJ. Reynolds, (Con:.) Sixth Con
cres>ional District. 112; John L. harris,
145; G. y. Gray, (Rad.,) p.
Col. w. Fl. Terliil is elected Common
weaI,h's Attorney without. opposiIioH
John Clcek, t!r., sheriff-majori IA; e.
II. HcDonald, Clerk OF County, Court
Henry u. Stewart, Treasurer; VIM. NC
Clintic, Surveyor; &. 3. RerercomD, Gu
perintcndent of Poor. All OF the above
county officers urc Conservatives.
AMELIA COUNTY-OFFlc1AL.
Porter, 1.107 Ordw ay. 527. Majority
for Porter, $50. K. 7. Daniel, 4SS. For
Clerk, Jacob Ii. Hume, I, 05l. For Sheriff:
leidey (Rep.), 940; Groves Qndependenfl,
CGS. Comm inwealth's Attorney: Weisi.
ger, 1902; Iabb (Con.). 400. Treasurer
jackson Rep., col'd), SGi Crowder (lnd
COM, 325 Irving Und. CON-, 3l1. SUI
perintendent Poor Anderson (Rcp., ne
gro), 1,C63.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-OFFlc1AL.
CHR1sr1ANsBURG, VA. Nov. 1Q.-Terry
7SS. McMullin, 175; Hughes, 3l5.
Floyd county gives McMullin SO re-
ported majority over Terry. Very few
Giles county gives Terry 400 reported
majority over McMullin. hughes vote
about same as McMullin'S.
Bland county gives Terry majority.
JAMES CITY COUNTY.
In the jamestown precinct Critchers
vote is 50. Norton's 100, DOUGLASS 4S. Inc
vote in Williamsburg is as follows: Critcher,
81: Douglas, 50; Norton, II.
WWm. Ii. Z. Moreeock,, the Conservative wv
candidate. elected Clerk by very large ma.
ioritv: r. r. Armistead, Commonwealth,
' sttCrnev oyer John Motley (both Conser-
yaliye candidates), by a small majority
PRINCE EDWARD, APPOMAIioA'
AND BUCKINGHAM.
FAEMvlLLE, Nov. 9.--Riyes's ohcla. Ina Ina
jority here Is G67. Appomattox, oLn ch;r,,
-. Ruckneham: Curdsylile tohnsn;; y,
gives Riycs 1877 majority. Ills maJop1isy az 40
Edward fiyes ran 200 ahead OF the county
ticket. Duke is probably elected.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
WOODSTOCK, Nov. 9.-As far as heafo
from Harris's majority Ii S4l.
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Knoxville Markets.

Wheat - Prime whit, o5c.MgSl; amber or
Y, alker, sC@9gc led, 75els5c;, -,
Corn. 80 shipping den and. The l"cai traue
supplied 1T soc. In the car.
Duts.- G sod dempni ut sc4SSc. lCose; sacked,
on no4Td ofcars, !.GIi5c.
Flour only local demacd; sipplied ~ -. ~
III 50 .,ec .ck for extra family.
Bucor.->o trans sct'oas for waut or stock.
LQrd.-Nothng Going.
Feathers .ce@Gd5c foe prime M ed s0gSoc.
Butter The supply IS better at.5N3oc.
EggS.--Worth l5GlIsc. fscked Ior shipment
2?ID:"c. 1850, -,....
Dried Fruit Dull; apples, a@a1c.; peaches
Grssa AppteSWorth frcnl wagon aoGl sS E. ,,.,
Potatoes Large shipping worth Soc = oushel
Beet Luttle.- 2tI3 :, o5s.
Gross Hogs '.bs47 :, but prices vii! decline.
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pyaT OF RICHMOND, NoY. 10, 1875.

aEalS5i,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norlok, ner-
cn:lnuise End PASSENGERS. l.. H. Tstuin.
Steamer :. lDemarle, Bla;'hwoou, New YORK.
merchandise and pas .tnge's W. Il. WITT.
Schooner Anna V. Bergen, IhomIeol, Ne"
YORK, sal: TO 5. c. Tardy & Co. laa iumo"r 10
schoonsr Lillias, Griffin, Windsor \. T., rli's-
ter, ST lples Blair. ,,,,
Schooner J. II. gallagher, Boyle, PhiladelphiA
coal, j. Is. " atkins.
Schooner Lookout, Baltimore, pig iron, Trtde-
gar Company
CALLED,
Steamer State Of Maryland Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. L. Brett.
Schooner = bert Ma CT. Rose, James river, 10
load wood for New York.
:iEa0ukAoA.
Wet POINT, Nov. 10 A Arrived, steamer state OF
Virginia, Freeman baltimore. nercEards: iau
pas.engcfs, iork HlScr HStiroad Comp my, aau
sailed IN return.
AQUA CREEE, Nov. lo.--Arri7ed, stesmer
Iron,iues, MAYO, B4tiInorG, merchandise .nd
passengers, Richmond, freder'ck S3u-2 aud To-
turiac .tallroa:i InInp.uT. and called o. rtLufE.
my TELEGKAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE, ROY. J0.--sassed ou',
steamer Ohio, for B;smen; b Ark y. NJ. Havsn; i"r
Por lam rigs Alpha fJr Nova > oiia, ana b!.c
swan, Tor Geargc own. Sailed bark er"hicr
McN ell, for Nor Ok, To replir; oris II. ). sur
TO J, for New York
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The Late Frauds.

New YORK. Nov. 10.-The postmaster at
Southwest Pass, Wyoming Territory, has
fled with large amount Of money, having
previously cut the telegraph wires.
The pursuit Of the Pacific Express rail-
been made.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1O.-All Of the eX-
press robbers have been arrested. one has
turned States evidence, and there are hopes
OF the recovery OF the money.
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She Republicans NJ. MAJ KID with aA
Scattering v0tcs.-For member Of Con,
crc,s: b.. Is. Boutwell,, /; James Moore, | ;
Fields Cook, /.
For Mayor: Henry Il. Ellyson, l; Trea-
surer: K. &. Munto!d, + sheriff: John w.
Wright, , Commissioner Of the Revenue
Dr.. r. Boldcman. :; -- Talman, II.
J.. pciouzc. /; Collector: Chas. VI. Pleas.
ant, s; John :. Dcvlin, ; :ergeant: Thos,
L. dudley, 3; w. fl. Aiderdice, |; Andrew
JinkiDs, /.
The largest vote given for Conservative
candidate was for Ordw&y, 5,l3o; the largest
ior Il Republican candidate for A!derdlce,
j,i20.
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Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, Nov. 10. Noon.-Consols sSaQlssa.
Uni ed state bonds, seq
IoSpos. Nov. To- Ece,iag. -Copsols, Gag. United
States bonds s9s. T, e.buillJp III the Bank Of Eng
land haJ Increased tljfo0c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lO-Noon.-"ot' on dull up
lands ed; Orleans, 9td.; c3limaied sales, e,oVo
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10. Eyening. Cotton tending
do y II, IN, Irregular. Pork lots. Lard, 72=. 3D.
LIvERPoOL Nov. 1o-Tigh.--Cotton frmeT-
Including .. 0Jo oalcs or Speculation and export.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-0n and after SUNDAY, 2sd Octo-
her. 1870, the PAESENGkR TRAINS Will run a.

" ROAU.-on and after SUNDAY, 25d Octo-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run a.
follows: tt
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich-
mono snd White Sulphur Springs Except suptsy,
btLween Gordonsville aud White SULPHUR. Leave
Richmond az !: "a. arrive a White sulphur st
10 z. ii. Leave White sulphur at $3.50 \ NJ, and
arrive nj Richmond 81 a:6D p. ~, making close
connections at Gordonsyille ana ChsrlottesVille
with Oracge, Alexandrla snd Manassas railroad
trains for Alcxancria, Washington, Bait more,
Philadelphia, New York, Bo to-, &c. also for
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans Montgomery, Mobile, &c
Going est, passengers dine at Gordonsvtlle
and sup NJ Coringtpn Going East, breakfast at
stanton and dine at Gordonsvilie.
This trsin connects with stages as follows
At staun'on for Lexington, Natural Bridge and
Harrison burg.
At slillboro' for Bath Alum springs, 10 milesi
and w arm Springs, Is miles. ~
1T y hite Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, miles;
and Charleston, log miles.
THROUGH TICK ETS Issued TO al points
| North West, and Southwest. +
JAMES r. NETHERLAND, &
oc17 General Ticket Agent.
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Kaw York Races.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-In the races this
morning George Palmer " won two heats
and "American Girl" one, when the race
was postponed. Time 1858, 1.24h,
1TS
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pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
4A s.. RAILROAD. so 4ttf+
On and after MONDAY, Oct. o. Is7o, the trains
on this road will be run as follows:

On and after MONDAY, Oct. o. ls7o, the trains
on this road VIII be run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN. Es-.rH
GOING FAST.-Leaves Richmond daily ut lis
2. u. arrive 1T - e Point daily at 3:l0 r. 81.
GOING WEsT.-Leaye West Point daily &C IA.
~. !; arrive at Richmond dsily az 1886 a. M.
Trains connect at West Point daily except
Sunnsy) with F!RsT-CLASS STEAMEks for
more. - =.
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to Balh-
more, 81. ..#s = r. + = z n /
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Except Monday at
O'Clock a. NJ; leave West Point daily except
Monday at o. clock z. NJ. .g $50. ~,
THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALT1nUhE and all points NORTH and
IVES . Received daily and forwarded promptly
Through bills Of lading given to all prominent !
points North and W est. tRf,r
WILLIAM B. ENOE a.. (
oc 90 Freight and Ticket Agent. J.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DLSPAT CHE,S.
THE ELECTIONS NORTH.
EnrnNn

THE ELECTIONS NORTH.
Nevada.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Neyada elects a
Democratic Governor, but the balance of
the ticket Republican, including the Con-
gressmen.
New York.
Both sides claim the New York Legisla-
ture.
Michigan.
The Republicans have carried Michigan,
securing the United States Senator.
Tennessee.
A negro named Butler, and q white man
named Maynard, come to Congress from
Tennessee.
The Republicans claim the 9th Kentucky
district.
Missouri.
Browns majority in Missouri is 10000.
Alabama.
Alabama certainly elects three Democratic
Congressman, and probably four. There
was not single difficulty in the State du.
ring the election.
Half OF the State is heard from, which
includes the Radical stronghold. Grants
majority at the last election is already over
come. The Democrats have large ma.
jority in the lower House, but there is no
election for United States Senator this year
Illinois.
Farnsworth, very liberal Republican
has been beaten by a temperance man in
this State. He Is II Free-Trader, and was
supported by The Democrats.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-A police justice
and police captain have been arrested in
the city for conspiracy to defeat the Con-
gressional election law.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. Ex-senator Came.
ron had an interview with the President
to-day.
The latest returns show that l0S regular
Democratic candidates have been elected to
Congress-.
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SlCaMoap and PETERSBCRG d. l.. Co, -
49,. RICHMOND Oct. 90 1870. ! y
TTHE TRAINS OVEE THIS Road

Leave Richmond al a:45 4. N. aud 1850 T.. n.
Leave Petersburg a. 10 A. IL. and 7:OS z. NJ.
Freight and accommodation train, with pasSen-
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily ats
l.. NJ, and Petersburg daily 1T $50 A. 81. (sun-
lays sIceptedl. zoo :.sst
The S:a5 A. Il. train will not leave Richmo nd on
SUNDAYS ana the 706 ?. Ii. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. 80; 81 :
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 p. d,
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. s.vs
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
will run daily.
Leave Clover Fill al A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. PaSsen-
GERS returning Tll take the $50 y. NJ. train con-
aecting at Chester with the coal train. g.IsE r
THOMASH WYEEE, Z
oc21 Superintendent.
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FURTHER ELECTION NEWS.
TIRE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
official Election Returns of tho City
of Richmond

The Commissioners of Election We're en-.
gagged from 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
until Il late hour last night canyassing the
returns. The following is correct state
mcnt OF The total vote lii the city, both for
members Of Congress and the municipal
officers. Certificates have been given the
successful candidates. and they will quality
at once:
Total Vote. Majority.
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!. gois leather. oak ,ssa...---
i lock, as9sac. country npre see a,ssasnsr. hem
i finish, 26Gg2Sc. R foot kin fSc IA, city
3S045c. calfskins, snc6, ii. sss y T.; q hnrness
nestle - D.; morocco soGSac .oS Hg
| skirting. a0Gla5c. st,J.sss.l ss''''' '' Aoekn
1sesse:.-7zsasE, r. i $, ssc.: mass. F. 9. C.,
G.. BOG; 7. css c.. sc; q; NJ. T.. s0s. n r,
sec. ". b., GEO.: G.. A., Csc. g. H.. &c. Ynp-
ria, aec. !, ! .s,,lE,.l :.
Lumber. hite pine, sssgss5 q Thousand. VEL
low pine boards sfsgsls Isls. slssgsso sesoost
ss9sls o thousand Laths: spill, sLs6 sawed
| $50 q per Thousand. ~. g
MSsSsses.-Common., syrnp, ssassc. gsuaiEs
yado. 6ee9ssc.; Porto Rico 6007Sc.; New Orleans
prime 1Sc... .,e
straits. ee@7ec: lard on, sl.as: sweet. si:4ss 8
gtnia luorfcating, 65c. per EalloI. 49,
P?tdfoes.-Irish, 15c: Gal per bushel:
pto,o- tdstings- hosesaie, dc retail &c. W p
PtGMsr.-LGmp. $3.50; ground, 9sQ@a.6o: cal.
Po'odsr. sporting. $3.50 q kes of IS Bs.; blast
Il, p aaa mining, sAs'sQSA:oo. ono,
2@4c. 80. %
RNm.-iHe" Hneiane' GLOW eant" eFu@- .'S'sV
Ga q gallon. .e.- -.
0ats.-Baled; se@:soc. " ssndreo; %. .on
Rops;-.aahl'ia' pes' s'ss''c'' 'i'a'' &c q D''
'uj s,,i l.sI for good to prime. r.,-.
Rice.-Carolina, We. r
Race Gta9er.-lsn2oe. ,se,,.,. -,
lish bllstered, 17tc. U b.; American bIistered.
1s@llc. u b.
SaM-LiyerpooL nom wharf s3.pgss.AS = sa .ss
for w orthlnRLon anu 9lsaa snam-n SSoFe, $].ecW
$29s: ground alum; S1 90 Z; Nv ~ u seq &c =.
S,.,1- SisrkeI trnl. but not active. Cut loaf,
,stcs: crushed. powdered, and srauuIated, la,c.
"a issn" < i3sc. Extra c." l3sc.
o, '6 aye soa M sssesao e ooo FIous Ssrrs
head hose sos u 1000 red OAK h %SessS
slaves, SsgsSe Ivy 30 te a q, seasoned $50 Whisky
0iSSs 0saDs s,:e IL English coda s,e
Senlco Roos.-ssGls5c.
ShrcSs.-esc. rS,s. ,,a,,
Sodp; esH, r pas SE
Spirits T,lrpsntsne.-t2c.
SumGc -tIGsI25 a 100 lbs.
Tor-S3 2sSI,2 so q barrel.
Tsas.--BiaeS. 15c. SSi. 4s-the last prime arti.
Gle: Imperial fl.25GT&L75; g1npowder. FL 0lIS2.
W6oLNWs;hed. soIi2c.; unwashed, 2slaoc.
--
Domestic Markets-[BT TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. Nov. E5.N0or.-Flour quiet III q
ih9av no oui Sad afsa IsId IN fair
is rr Nd Cottrn nuist: mi snGs ler. Orleans.
iesc.; tales, 100 bales. kosin unchanged. :
49,, &C., avn. s.,oc Aao bs1s. r,,
sreh1ng'-G9I nr tnt,. and ySSe,D Io,i saS
heavy, and 51iee.& lower Superfne, q! soQI4.e5;
Southern dull aud dscning: common to fair OK.
ira, 50 Gc4565 neat silsh.iy Iavors BUYERS:
red and amber western. sl.:oGSi.a3. Cora heavy
ncx Me5c; olI, S76Esac. Beef active. Pork firm
Lard steady Whisky lower hut more &C i've, and
Guotcd at ssc Gr"cer,es dull and steady Tur-
y. Mt ne, 45c Rosin unchanged. Freights firm
cotton per steam. 5lQ9- 10; per SAIL {; Wheat pee
STEAM vs. SAIL 'a0''S'''
p.,r,uokr Nnv lo-yirxinia as old 5oS bid.
SGT asked. 1868, 5a3 Dld GIG atheu- lsoIs, 500
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Return Of the United States Troops
to Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. l0.-The two
companies of artillery that went to Rich
mond to remain during the election re.
turned this evening.
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NFETALS.-We offer for sale REFINED
Nl hOLLFD, sWEGEs, aad VIRGIAIA HA Al
BAND, Hoop, sBEET, and ROD 1RoN;
HORSE-sHOE IRON aud NORWAY NAIL
BLIsTERED, CAST, and SHEAR STEEL;
TIn.PLATE. BLOCK TIN. SHEET ZINC,
IRON aXLES. ana GROUND WAGON aud
- CART BOXES;
BARDEN,S HORsE and MULE sH0TS,
iSIIT NAILS and HORS SHOE Halls.
GORDON q CRIhGAN,
o.,s Pearl Block.
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3agE iEgEALAGEhCE..

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. IL 1910.
Sun rises ,,..,... Sc! McoE RI sS.,......, q
S,i,, sats ~ see High tiue...... e.gi
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CrFlCE CITY ENGINEER, J
kICUNnNn- Oct. 60 1870

CrFlCE CITY ENGINEER.
RICHMOND. Oct. 2e, 1870
AJOTICE.-CitiZens are hereby notified
~ that the WARD hEfAlE AID GARB =
GING FORCES having neea fully organized.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY OF each week will be
oey.ted to the removal OF garbage from all OF the
wards.
Garbage must be placed In boxes or barrels on
the sidewalks or In alleys on each FRIDAY
MORNING., aud It's removal will occur but opce
a week from the various premises, two days being
required IN passing through the wards
CHARLES 81, DIMAOCk,
oc.o-ew City Engineer.
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1ENERAL LEE,-The finest CIlROM0
" PORTRAIT, OF GAN. k.EE asd sT Ton Y
WALL aCkSoN,s size u By y, OVAL pu9pa,sssnssu
delphia, % AN
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CPONGE.-One hundred pounds assorted
= BAnuISS, CARRIAGE, sud FLA II 4
SPONGE, for sale 5y GOD some,
n02 sln anu MAIN streets.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
ID CHEAP AT THIS OFFICE.