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COMMERCIAL,
R,o,,, ooRN AwD FLOUR EXCHANGE, +,
'ohaoSD. Va, November 0, 1871

oHD' VA, November 0, ISL
mn oFFERIpGs.
for 1'T ihite, ,oi bushels. Red ga ,u,be,s
0ats.- os2 hush sJs bushels. Mixed, 50 bushels.
Et1rseed 10 bushsIa
screenings. 10 bushtls.
Pitr,- ~ bushels.
e"-hYed Peds.- II bushels.
1yu SALES.
good go W hlte-1,G93 nushrrs,t o. g.
fair. Ole ro r sL55sl CO zoe good Al so
., Tghedt.-Red-Jss busha,. q, a,
Corn.- VIZ gocd 81 SIS 70. GOOD. 'o' PRIME,
new Soc. for r vs- sis hnshelsa TIC. FIR nr,r,
ln r nc for weevi e.,en tod, ''F s'c. Tor COM
aa rorH Io1aa s, 80 bushels-at To Co.
eaIen lolol. &c. for fair new i'c' LOT Heevil-
od1s. : d1e bnshels-at e,1n. so-
seed, roc. for very good sprior' o' New Brunswick
Hack E nsd psy noftei 10 bu. hels At 7se.
oeFSeHlRgs.-ls Bushels at 81. ~''''
BE-ExHIBITEp.
hnhedt,.Wh'te, u bushels. Fed "a ,,.p
ootS -2a br shels. ~ 0u'ntis.
REMARKS,
nere was further and a decided decuno .,
:. n.as 70 Gay, prime white and red land Soma q,
~ aesa' selling asSl.G 5, reduction oY e.. nm
nr. hSufts ruling On the preceding eaT. orIss,
,m,rn.,a.. i'sl oushels were sold. The
- -it oFSr uNsoid was mostly red.
nond ,v,,h. ano nrm. Oats in fair &C.
An an "t'nous any change In figures.
1here was bpt little disposition rr,,,eo,.,
oay to buy wheat, and what was cola $50, 70.
have been dlsposed Of snIess AZ ,ha .oulo no'
above qao:ed soncession
iGere seems TO be little better feo,,n, g. 81,
flour nla'ket. Sapsrare - quoted at a.. o.. e~
ira, $I.7sQSs. the latter figure for f.vor,,.
uranus. come are holding superfre at $3.50. II
ba timore on the Slh ins.2n. the market v,s a.
follows: o -
Hour Nd, s, steady; receipts OF wester,
ikhter, out llule demand for foreign eInnrt
sales to. day, l,lOo barrels comp,ised Of loo
refs HoTard-Strees supernna ct so3li 200 rio. q
ira at *7.25g ~. SO; 100 western superfne. a. I9S
gu uo' ezra On private terms; leo do. family
port. 80 ~ '-'-' 'ol ca
Grain -Receipts OF Wheat about 1000 bushels
CpIn Secelpts, 20 GOO bushels. mostly new croI
or southern. Oats-Only loo bushels reporte,
Wheat. : In good fair demand: sales restricte
southern white At Sl.io; lbs do. choice At ~ o.
"n en- II higher than any late quot itionj: 100 90
seo NJ ESQ; 500 bushels GOOD TO pine 81 81 Goa
?.'V: o'O nus mis- common to fair do. at la5M
Hl.s5; 1900 bushels western at 4l,576s,.ss. AZ
40. I'LL, ut Sl.83; 800 hu-he prime and en- bic.
5ern1nsylVinia at sls2@sl.6i 100 Ordinary do. u
Corn.-Sales 5000 hu h.ls rev crop soptharr
Wlite ranging from s5to 75c., mostly 7Ol72c., fol
prime 400 bushels western white It 7tc. lO
ST 670i0c. Z o 0 bushels western mixed ut 756
Iir. 500 Q 40. do. On private terms.
Odts sales 600 NJ 1890, mostly western q
latter, from track offerings SIN al.
AS there Is much Interest ie't here as to tb,
price of corn 10 the so:th we give the following
report Of The New Orleans market on the 5th in
slant:
Moderate demand S coo sack1 were sold to-
day, OF which $50 soft new white and yellow a
7sc. 5y0 new yellow NJ soc. 400 yellow mix. d 2
10 1ivn Il
yellow mixed ut SIC. 100 do at sac. 100 white
So. 49, 200, and 300 white at 9Oc. Ta 6usne!."
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inc Use Of the Azilstary-Lcster OF
&overnor Palmer to the state AZ.
torney.
STATE OF ILLINOIS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
October 80, lST1.}

STATE OF ILLINOIS }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
SPRINGFIELD, October 80, lS71.)
Charles Fl. Reed, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I forward you herewith q
copy OF an official letter addressed by me
TO Hon. w. Bushnell, Attorney. General, In
relation to the circumstances of the death
of General Thomas W. Grosvener. The
matter has occasioned me great amount
Of anxiety, and after the most mature de-
liberation ! am forced to the conviction
that the Indictment against Treat, the per-
son who inflicted the wounds upon him.
should also include Philip Fl. Sheridan,
Frank L. Sherman, and the persons who
claimed to be the officers of the reputed
Company l., First Regiment Of Chicago
Volunteers" Some Of the reasons that
have forced me to this conclusion are con-
tanned In my letter to the Attorney. General,
and others will occur to : ou, familiar as you
are with the criminal laws and the course
Of criminal justice. Itwould be simply dis
honorable to you and to the State to prose-
cute young Treat alone to conviction
when YOU and every one besides. that are
sunposed to know what the law Is, are
bound to confess that If he Is guilty Of
legal offence so are those who placed him
in O position to do mischief, and neither
YOU nor the State authorities can find le-
gal excuse for discbarging Treat without
trial, No course is open to us but to boldly
and squarely stand up to the line of duty.
l baye written this to you because can
we'll understand that you may feel degree
of hesitation in advising the grand jury to
find an Indictment against such persons as
Il. b. Mason, z. II. Sheridan, and Frank
Sherman, and as the case concerns the State
in its political capacity as much as in other
respects, think it proper that the Cover
nor should take the responsibility OF what
is done, and, while have the utmost con-
fidence in you, d, advise the indictment
and trial Of all concerned.
Respectfully,
[S;gncd] JouH NJ. PALMER.
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Norfolk Morl,a<s

DIV s.Ias A 7 Cotton.-on Friday and Satar.
III hit W. msrS msde OF low middliues a. Tho
vince vac On tMoneay and Tuerd.y q eight id.
arG q, higher The better grades ara NOT no NAM
W. b b., enc F N dt'is1g v9nd command i.ie.
tina: buyers cannot PICK up TO adysptsgc nnise
to ise Aoout 'a;. peaches all OF the way from
Shingles Qaiet Stock reduc,nu rh,x 40
~ not ahch INQUIRED for. but We have NO variation
inch Nam IN our quotations, which are For %
hes.t. slc@sls; !, saps, s7sd9ss.s '@s"'' 1sinch
nc cases.aoontinue In good and, and We hsys
sdv @ 10 hote In prices since last wesk The
du3te Red oak hosshe .d, $50 cuiis, 40. whits
be niogshsad, S1s; culls, saa1s,s Wh,ts oaS
S!OoG4Slo5; culis, 9lslsso 1890 '1A piess
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, November e.-The Times, In an
editorial, rejoices In Tammany's defeat, and
hopes an example will be made of men who
are guilty OF corrupt practices.
A boiler explosion on the steamer Genial
killed five persons and Injured nine.
Napoleon inspected the Chiselhurst Mill
tary Academy yesterday.
Charles j. Wilmington sends q circular
from No. "a John street, New York. Offer
ing perfect counterfeits OF English bank
notes at low rates. The police magistrates
have telegraphed the fact to the New York
police.
LONDON, November 9.-The Lord Ms
yors procession was unusually successful.
The weather was fine.
France.
FATAL COAL MINE EXPLOSION, &C., &C.
PARIS, November "a coal mine near
St. Etene exploded while gangs of men
were at work, none OF whom have as vet
been recovered alive. Twenty-Five bodies
have been brought out, and thirty still re-
main In the pit, all of whom are supposed
to be dead.
President Theirs is yielding to compul-
sorry military service as necessary to keep
the army up to an efficient standard.
Several departments have adopted the
compulsory education system, and others
ubfc uCCliT6 i'll luNOE vi III. ueIe ID pOOu
reason to believe that all the departments
will carry the system into practical effect.
Austria.
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, November 9.-Count
Androssy definitely accepts the position of
Minister of Foreign Affairs, made vacant
by the resignation of Won Beust.
Spain.
MADRID, November GA political league
is in the course of formation in opposition
to the International Society. 1t includes
in Its programme opposition to the Cuban
insurgents.
Germany.
ZURICH, November 9.-The degree Of
Doctor of Medicine has been conferred
upon Miss Dimmock, m American lady, at
the University.
BERLIN, November 9.-An extensive
strike is reported at Ebling, an important
manufacturing town.
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1TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York took and Money Market.
NEW YORK, November o. Money easy at 5@s.
discounts, lc@1l Exchange, si@ss Gold, l1lA
0ll's Governments dull ard barely steady.
statas atesdy; North Cardinals somewhat frmer.
Tennefsee'e, 60; new, oa yirg'nia's, 60 new, 60.
I.onlsanes. ds: new, &c. Levee's, go: SIS, IS. AL
abams's, %; 5'a s5. Gcnrgia's 80: 7's, SO. North
Cardinals, AZ; new, 10. South Cardinals, 10;
new, 3;1
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The Virginia Election Returns.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
AMELIA COUNTY-OFr1c1AI.
GOOCHLAND COUNTY.

GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
Six precincts officially heard from, and
Vaughan CONSERVATIVE las 50 majority.
Vaughan pretty certainly elected. The
above is from official sources.
GREENE COUNTY.
GoRpoHsvlLLE. November 9.-McMulin
CONSERVATIVE is elected over Stephens
(Radic2D by 5S6 majority in Greene county.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY,.
Conservative majority, 2S9-gain OF 200.
Warner r. Jones elected for House ofDele-
gates.
HANOVER COUNTY-OFPrc1AL.
servative), 1852 T. Fl. Brooke (RadicaD,
1918. For House of Delegates G. T..
Thompson Conservative. 1870; R. +.
Gardner Conservative, 1921 John Page
(RadicaD, 1880; J. ". Davis (RadicaD,
1902; t. N. White ependent), Al. For
County Treasurer: George W. boswell
Conservative, 1885; James B. Denton
(RadicaD, 1924.
LUNENBURG COUNTY.
BURKEv1LLE. November 9.-Lunenburg
gives G. w. Graham, for Senate, So ma
jority. For House: &. NJ. Jennings (co-
lored), 50 majority.
LOUISA COUNTY-OrFICIAL.
Anderson Conservative, 1903; Watson
CONSERVATIVE 1882 Chisholm (Radical),
1910; Hunter RadicaD, 1,19S. Radical
majority in 1860, liz.
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY.
DAHvILLE. Va, November 9.-Full re-
turns from Pittsylvania give the Conserve
tivcs $50 majority. The whole ticket is
elected except county treasurer, who is
beaten by Barksda!e (Republican) by one
vote.
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Tese-raphic Summary.

The hog cholera is raging in Iowa to an
alarming extent.
A. DeWolf Howe has been elected bishop
of the new Episcopal diocese of Penn
sylvania.
The congregation of Grace church, at
Wilmington, Del. has subscribed $4,000 in
aid of the Methodist denomination in
Chicago.
A slight earthquake, lasting from ten to
fifteen seconds, was telt yesterday at Den
yer, Colorado. No damage.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
A NEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF
"sTEPPIEG HEAVxNWA RD.n

AUNT JAMES HERO. BY the author Of step
plug Heavenw4rd.-' $3.50.
MORTON HOUSE: BY the author Of Valerie
kymer. ri cloth, Sl.5O.
RICHARD VaNDEKMaRCK. BY Author
KuLledge." $3.50.
MY WIFE 4 AE =! l. By Mrs. Harriet Beeciet
PINK AM, WHITE TYRANNY. ByMrs. Har-
ct 8eecher stove. Sl.50.
THE EA RTH. BY Eli &c Esclus. With maps and
tie pnenomena If the Life OF the Globe. IS
LIFE AID LETT Gus OF CATHAkI NE ~
SEDGEWICK. 81.
FOLLE-FAHINE. by "Ouida - e..
THE PARIS COMMUNE. - It'll portraits. 3d.
THE lad OF HOMER. BY William Cullen
woMEN; or, CMRUNICLEs OF THE LATE
WAa. A Seq rel t. "1he Ho!com :" By
Nary Tucker Maglll, E, ntaininga FAC simiLe
OF letter OF stone all jackson. s1.75.
SHORT oTUHIES ON GREAT SUBJ ECTS-
Second series. BY James nthony Froude.
HANNNh Il. By the author of John Halifax,
Gentleman" soc.
JOSHUA MAR sEI. By d. L. Farjeon. 4Gc.
The PKtY uF TIE Gous. ByFiofence Mar.
A bsUGllTiER OF HETH. by W iltam Black.
soc.
The ab.ve with large and varied stock OF
BOOKS IN every department OF literature, for
sale by WEST & JOHNSTON,
Book elers and Statiorers,
adj lining the post-ofilce.
Orders nromptly atten ded TO. no 1927
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Lynchburg Markets.

NOVEMBER A. AppIes: Green, -. se6ssa % b.-.
rel dried Dared, 60lsc, q b. oAS
Bdcon.-Hog rou1d slGAIOsc.
Beet. Slauyhered, 5GI8c.
Butter.~ 20Gl25c.
Corn 723N75c.
Corn Hcat.-sc@s7c. .--.
Eg2s.-lS0!oc.
Flour.-Fire. ss.se@so7s: superaue s7asso
~; extra, Ss9ss.2s; family, %.
Beaches Pea. Peeled, la;@,sc.; unpeeled, sass.
Hheat. White, sl.eo@sl.7o; red, q vsDs, az.
WOOL wv ashed, 45f25Uc. uL washed $4,000.
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HoM1c1DEs IN TENNESSEE -Nashuille, No
vember S-Thomas J. Caldwell, accused OF
rape, was killed yesterday in Giles county
while endeavoring to escape from the OFF,
GERS. Marshal Rentro, Of Marion county,
was killed yesterday in q difficulty with a
MIR. Weeks. The latter WIS mortaly
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Alexandria Markets.

NoFEMB E II 7.-The -four market continues
quiet, W. tn limited trans actions. -
hhedt is que ct; offerings to-day Of 100 bushels
white and ia bushe,s red; sales or fafr white n
- a.! atd OF red a. slso TOR Ordinary, 81 xodDsl <s
or u so 81 So, Sls5, aud 81 So for good and
sLG@Q g. 81 ior prime. "~-' 80"
Corn Is d al and lower: ofreripgs or aq4 bushals
Old. " $40 W. 1oA
oats are qntet; receipts light sales TO- day Of
Small 10 8 al 43c. o' ~ W Wy "
Rye Is STEADY safes at pcc.
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75T[l1n1ond 1)lspatth,
NOVEMBER 10, ISL
..ucw " &ssEEN@rGN.

n TIE Richmond 0i7patch. !
,,a OVEN TIN ELFcT'HSS-nfNo-
..>.,rN kTIVTS TRirMFHANT in
- ,r,- Cr TAMMANS- Rk'ol'i>"s
TI.y FORTHCOMING tNEC'-
'.' laws Ms OF THE POINTS T" RE
p.r,cAL DorEs IN MARY |
.~ So, ~.
WASHINGTON. November S'h,
....,.,, ~ Yesterday. and Tartlru.
- ."', 81, Sn>k elections. have en- I;
=. ..,.,,, and comment III political !
,..r,5n. here TO-DAY. Rcpuhc-
matter OF course. IN i n'sn
.,,.larr@cV ut tie Fe>hi' III >e"
80 Nr;1Hgy4:> admit everywhere
= rsd.tSl majority oNceedcd me an
- ey.n ih0s' who were willing
.s i,sfior - Couccdc that tue he
$3.50. uar,}4 t,inmNh. \ singular cir
{, rhat members Of The Demo-
-.,;-ttian here are by no means
Che. ID. the result. l. is fell that
.'.s ..af,=n4 which leading men III
* ,,gangigg to the Democratic
,..-, uhn.t names have ever been
nr,l. honor and uatriotiSm--eN-
~, -..r w. fnr The l"throncmcnt OF
F.. the NciEhtv contribution
.r,r me Object. In the downfall
.G'' q. .,, -,, 49,, cv;denf tri,,mph
'"..''"l ''''> .,,,, Soto II i onirci
Is. H. .."'' nr ,,crhons il i bet-
... '.'' go, ,., 49,. S,,nnl,y f,rtiop of
-.'' ..' '''N 80, .;,',, ~ Now Work
.,...' ..'..r. ,,,.'',.-. ,,,ii cra6ft for The
e.. ,', ~ - c,aI;,c viii NANTES.
f.,.:,t.,,ts ;nrl,,2inc mower.
q. VA .>, 49,, administration
..-'..> f,.,,,n.. ,mr.fs rcyi
49,
..,,,. a..,fnr,l freIinc among
.,, ~, r,.,,t in N'irrinia. and
49,, ....,., hrrr. without rcinc de-
.r. Grrd in some cases eX-
,t,.- rr.rrScmcut Of the election
e.. ~..,a YESTERDAY. The enthusiastic
..n.r .ai! from Nir.lni>, and who
.~.,.;>aI Ion. tcioIe the time for
....n j. ~ h.rd thSt the State will
..r Grant NJ the next prcsi-
....fiau. WiIl probably hesitate
~. ,a.. ~ ne looked upon in official
.N.-,.. - l..nye TIE petitions for favor
. ..... ,\,,r,>-!uu> OF positive conNic-
. i'n ;d"ni las rot yet begun to write
. ..:u.l message 10 Congress. ana VIII
.. j.. understood. uU.!l al tlc depart
--..E... lave been completed and the!r
III pnlUt> LAID before HIM Tor his
...t. l. VII. mol TAX" General Graut
s. (. ry,pale ais II, S>a&e, judging from
..~ Ntcric"ce. There Is not very
.-,'ay q public anxiety about the
.-. -. The man points 10 which 1t Will
. .rI.y refer have been thoroughly
.--.G. th":c consisted the alleged ku-
..>o.Gtr>; the ha%knHycd INDIAN
.'.s reduction OF The puhllc ccot :;
".-h,rct#a ucatH; and the san Do
~. wI' NaCAu question. Il - believed
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A>p wuy ANNIE THOMAS TRIED TO KILL

THOMAS LLw0OD.
I'll. u,i-thorhood Of II street between
is-~c a"d North Capitol streets, in this
r.H, w. The scene Of great excite
i.-!' last night about Q o'clock, occ1sioned
Is H.. Guirk succession of pistol-shotS in
tHr ..eo... Of It person named Adams, and
Tie eJn, ana >hricks Of women mingled
"atH i1ud voices @! men. \ gentleman no
Ns- f.->irg rs ~ The time Jaw Il woman run
aI' ~ h house. tire two or three shots at
,u;In On" in the alley, and then start of At
s. rati4 ..it down the street. He followed
her u;.tii >ae entered 4 house on Eleventh
street. south Of Penn! lvania avenue kept
- =" Waters, and then communicated
IL" 'tr'e 10 the unjice, who soon took into
,..+DGy Anna Miller, Wcl}-knoWn house
Arr;'rT Of toe DIVISION, and conveyed her
:" ID" i itlUa-nou.c.
I!n man vino WAS Shot at by ungentle
iG1" i, thomas EEwood, Il book binder
}" IL" Government printing otnce, who
80 II the lime N company with young
-ss' 10 "h"n h" i engaged 10 be mar
!..a. IAe ceremony WAS TO have taken
...-.. - ai.h, al the house Of her parents,
,'a-.- Tho >uu1ling took place. The fair
'..a.5.; represents that M. Elwood has
'~"n ~ Intimate terms with her, and she
...u&. word OF tie approaching nnp!lais
..,l u.-u:, went for him, and tracing HIM
Id '..~ house Of hi, intended, entered 1t by
:A" En1Hen door, which COMMUNICATES
".'h " ridc alley, and without ceremony
4ra,"lea through into the parlor, ana
drawing Il revolver from her pocket hrcd
i"o -hoIs. TIE balls just grazcd the head
- Sir. Elvood and lodged III the wall
aJg}c. Great Was the CONSERVATION that
'"E.a",d, and all escaped 10 the alley as
'.u" 80, possible, the >hootist following and
Is ,a5aJ .ing two or three more shots at
l."pal III the :.lev. She then made Gil as
I.!aIc stated. Luckily Tor Mr.. Elwood he
"N- no, hit. Annie was arraigned before
Jt@ce >no.! this morning on the charge OF
4,,4u' and Jal.cry with intent TO Kill, and
NJ. Frank Gloss, her counsel, waived all
- animation. The case wa, sent to the
-'s@G Jury, Annie giving bonds III the
= ~ Of - 900. - HGSi!ngtOn Star, oth.
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Tar.-s2seas.ss "A barrel. accord;nv ~ .,,a.
IsGs.--Black. &c. asl2 s-ifie isss nrsrse srfs.
o'f ,rIpeTlaL 81 loIsl 60; Runpovder. s10s1.ss
IrrgIo 2..W aahed. soaeac.: unwsshed. ssGatcc.
e. fetsr singer. S2.?5 Pineapple. %: CromyaI's
Eagle, ESQ; MEDIUM Ave SI 7sl1S1 * ."
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CUnIos1r1Es MIR. George Aulick re-
ceivcd IL few days since from his son, DR..
uampden Aulick, two ostrich eggs which
measure fourteen inches in circumference.
Dr. Auick, who is assistant surgeon in the
United States navy, is now at Rio Janeiro.
Winchester linCS.
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MA ssachuaetts Races.

Boston, November 9.-Ortolan won the
Consolation stakes. Tubman won the club
purse. Time, 3:3SH.
In the handicap steeple-chase - three
miIes-Tisdale was the first, Duffy second,
Tammany third, and Astronomy fourth.
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Smief0e.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 9.-Wil-
liam $. First committed suicide here to-day.
The causes assigned for the act are love,
opium, and Whiskey.
There are only five cases of smallpox In
this city
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Fatal RauCnHfre.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November 9.-The
sequel of quarrel between man named
Jones and his mOther.in.law was the kill
ing by Jones of bis father-in law on the
street
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MINISTERIAL ISyITAT1oN-Rey. IT. W.
Hooper, OF this city. has been invited to
visit Columbus, Miss, with a view Of ac-
coping the pastorate OF the Presbyterian
church at that place. He has the matter
under consideration. The salary is 3 900.
His church here and the people Of Lynch
burg generally would regret exceedingly to
part With Mr.. Hoopcr.-LynchGurg Tir-
1iuiTn.
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WOOD & CO.,
w sTs and 375 w. Baltimore street,

BALTIMDKr, MD,
manufacturers OF ST Fam HEATING 49, ra.
RATUS and inventors Of the rev polls neS as,
cootfng-range In the United States, and warranted
TO be ,t tho rooms above. IT received, WIN sne
Ha.t.rs the first premiums at the Maryland state
Fair and a. the american Institute Fair. New
York. Buy ell her the Parlor I'm or Lightning
Fireplace Heaters and The Paris ange, and you
will have the pest hsa:fng fireplace stove and The
beat cooking apparatus Ia tue world.
Send for descriptive circular.
WILLIAM L. WOOD Il CO..
Manufacturers and Inventors Of Heating, venti-
lsting, and Ce oking Apparatus, BIB and $40 ".
Baltimore street Baltimore, Nd. no y usm
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is 4; SAFES at 9Gc.


oVEMBER SC tton.-Sales yesterday OF about
20 baiss ct i7tc. for prime lots. a choice sample
might hay. rough Sc. more.
1--we Cdttle.-ko. smooth, 50ec. gross good,
aN5c. MUTTON, &9(ls7 @ head. Lam6a, S2.sol84.
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TEATHERSl FEATHERS F = A.
E Theirs i-All those In want or FEAIaEhs
to ms he good beds for the winter can be supplied
on the most reasonable terms at my store, alS
oe ia.aodim B. WLLERSTEIN.
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Tobacco Markets.

NICI1IlUND, VA.
NoyFMBER e.--The market opened this week
with liberal fferjng3 for the season. Sales brisk
and prices arm at our quotations. New loose has
commenced coming In, and is bringing from Ss to
$40 So, according to quality. We quote old to-
bacco as follows:
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Premature Explosion.

Dover, N. j., November 9.-The prema.
ture EXPLOSION Of blast broke the legs Of
two men and blew one mans hands of.
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The Port Royal 6. c. railroad has been
formally opened and is il operation forty
Ai!es,
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4 LAKE OF WATER FIGHT FEET DEEP
AND TWENTY FEET WIDE SEyENTYFIvE
FEET BELOW THE SURFACE OF TIE EARTH
For some months past workmcn have been
engaged in digging q well near the hand
some new residence Of MIR. PaX>on, short
distance from Leesburg, but without find
ing water Of any consequence, notwith-
standing that in the course Of tLeir eXcava-
tious they had cut through several layers of
heavy conslomcrste limestone rock. A few
weeks ago, however, at the depth of about
sixty-c:gnt feet, they struck another layer
OF rock. This they blasted, aud on Thurs
day lsst succeeded in emitting through,
q distance of some four or five feet, when
there was revealed to their astonished gaze
lake Of running water flowing northWard.
The water was found TO be about eight feet
deep, and n pole ten feet long circled its
surface without meeting the slightest OBJ
Struction, showing that the stream covers
a space Of at least thirty feet in ci7cun!1er-
cnce. The water is SAID to be pure and
cold, and the surrounding country gives no
evidence of where it rises or where it
cmpt,eS.-LeeS6'trg Mirror.
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Domestic Markets-TRY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. November s-Cotton steady |:
ssl-r, ao7s bales: uolands 1sAc.; Orleans, lssc.
qn,at ana steady Whiskey steader st soc.
Corn shace easier at 7s3asi3c Rice, 7iGstc.
r0rk STACY Am Iar9 shace easier kettle ioe
o.. Freights sh ,de demer.
BALTIMORE, November s.-yirginia,a old, 81
bid; eg's. IS bid 87's, 90 bid. Coupons old. 90
bid; new. s7i bid. West Virainis's, asi bid; 3st
bid; special tax, is bid.
Flour unchanged, with better feeling. Wheat
Corn Arm: Yellow. ioaoi2c. white ssSises s,s,s s'
47@5.c. Rye. scl98c. Fork STEADY at SAG
Lard firm at lOc. Butter Demsnd exceeds the
supply for western rolls, and holders are Arm at
CSC. :; lower grades in good supply and quiet.
Bacon firm and unchanged. Whiskey quiet.