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AUSTIN and EUREKA.

EoUR-HoRsE COACHES. AA0
Il carrying U. s. Mail, W. u. 4XIaH
4 Co.'S Express. and all passenRarE applying.
Connects with Woodruff 4 Ennor At Eureka. and
with all the lines ut Austin.
Stages leave Eureka every moI ming Al .. NJ
Sundays excepted. Returnins.A Leaves Austin
Q q. IN.
J. l.. HNcKLER. Agent. Esu exS~
Once Of the Parker Hopf i sp1.H
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A sALooN-KEEpER, having started bus
mess in a building where trunks had
been made, asked a friend what he had
better do with the old sign Trunk Fac
tory" "Oh," said the friend, "iust
change the L to a ID, and it will suit you
exactly"
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. NEWSPAPER mistakes are scarcely una
voidable. Every issue Of many journals
involves the placing Of 10000 types.
Out of that number some will be wrongly
placed, in spite of the best care. A
Pittsburg paper made a rather ridiculous
blunder lately and yet there was only
one letter out of place. The editor said
The Legislature pasted (passed) the
bill over the Governors head"
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A LITTLE Connecticut boy asked a play
mate who Good Friday was, and received
the whitening reply: well, you'd bet
ter go home and read your Robinson
Crnsoe."
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ArqaI Notices.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the State
Of Nevada, in and for the county of White Pine.
VIM. HENDRIE, Plaintiff,
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ELopEp wrrH HIS DIVORCED Wire

ELopED WrrH HIS DIVORCED WIRE
An Iowa man called on Justice Jecko
yesterday, says the st. Louis Democrat
of May 20, to get ont a writ of replevin
for some property that had been taken
from him at home by his wife and her
former husband. The first husband had
been sent to the penitentiary for felony,
and No. 2 had assisted the wife in getting
n divorce, and then had married the wo-
man. In a short time No. l escaped from
durance, and going to his old home and
finding his wife married again, he easily
~pufsuaded her to elope with him. They
came to this city, bringing about $1,000
Of the property of No. q. The second
husband says he don't care a snap about
the woman, but wants to get back his
truck.
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A TOUCHING INcIDENT.-The Coving-

ION my ooufTtu gives tue ioiio"iuB
A short time since, in this city, a bril-
liant and much-admired lady, who had
been suffering for some time with a
trouble of the eyes, was led to fear a
speedy change for the worst, and imme-
diately consulted her physician An ex-
animation discovered q sudden and fatal
failing in the optic nerve, and the infor-
nation was impaired as gently as possible
that the patient could not retain her sight
more than n few days at most, and was
liable to be totally deprived Of it at any
moment. The afflicted mother returned
to her home, quietly made such arrange
Inents as would occur to any one about
to m e so dark a journey of life,
and then had her two little children,
attired in their brightest and sweetest
costumes. brought before her ; and so,
with their faces lifted up to hers, and
tears gathering for some great misfortune
they could hardly realize, the light faded
out of the mothers eyes, leaving an in
effaceable picture of those dearest to her
ON earths-a memory of bright faces that
will console her in many a dark hour.
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A Railroad Watch

Travellers by Railroad frequently find their
Watches completely demoralized by the continu-
ous jar of the train. To overcome this difficulty
has long been a problem with watchmakers, and
it is now successfully accomplished in the new
grade made by the
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American Watch Co. of Waltham

This Watch il made in the most substantial
manner. on the most approved principles, and
combines all the recent improvements. 1t has a
new inicrometrical regulator, by which the
slightest variation can be easily corrected. 1t is
carefully adjusted, and may be entirely relied on
to run accurately, wear well, and
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noMEsTIC MISCELLANY.

Miss Agnes Lee daughter of General Robert f.
Lee DIED at the residence OF Mrs. Mary CustiS
Lee, Lexington, Va. on Wednesday the 18th inst,
Washington is now in direct Geographic commun-
ieation with the observatory on the top OF Pike S
Peak, Colorado
Stewart College opens this fall under more favor.
able auspices t0an ever before. There are already
LOG in actual attendance and others are expected
soon.
The Theological Seminary of the EvangeGe& Lu'
theran Church, at Salem, Va, opened on the
4th inst. with eight students. This number Will
be increased by two others soon to arrive. we are
encouraged as we'll by the character as by the num-
Der Of the young men in the Seminary y's'tor
Due West Female College, s. C.-Tbe associate
Reformed ReSLlteYidR says: The College IS In a
Furnishing condition, aud has the best opening 1t
has ever dad. The old teachers are all ready Tor
work Miss Lacy, daughter of Dr. Drury Lacy OF
Raleigh, N O., the new teacher IN the C0uege ae-
partment, reached Due West only last Saturday.
She has made happy impression, aud has gone to
work with the dignity and ease OF veteran In the
service She will fill her place admirably
Virginia Historical SOoiety.-We are gratifed to
learn that the Executive Committee of the South
eru Historical Society has just made contract
with Turnbull Brothers, publishers OF the Southern
Magazine, at Baltimore, by which that excellent
literary periodical will become the organ of the So
oiety. The terms of the contract are such as seem
likely to place the financial resources OF the Socle
" on an excellent basis.
The October number Of the Southern Magazine
contains the circular of the Southern Historical
Society. We commend it to the perusal of every.
body who feels an interest in the great objects of
this society, and every mind in the South should
ieel such an interest Not only do we commend
the circular referred to worthy OF perusal, but
the whole October number Of the Magazine shows
that it is under able editorial management Rich
H,Oad Enquirer.
Books AnnOunced.-Robert Carter & Brothers
announce, The Healing Waters of Israel or.
the story of Naaman the Syrian; an Old Testa.
ment Chapter in Providence aud Grace, by the
Rev. J. r. Maeduff, D D. The Gates OF Prayer"
a book OF Private Devotion, for morning and even
ing, by DR.. Macduf. The Relations of the
Kingdom to the World" by the Rev. Dr. Dykes.
a. The Christ of God by the Rev. HOrauus
Bonar, d. D. The World Of Life, being Sc
lections from the work of Ministry, by the Rev.
Charles J. Brown, D. D. Between the Cliffs;
or Hal Forester Anchor, by Mrs. Marshall.
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9AattiEd,

October 10TH at Bruton Parish church. Williams
burg, Va, by the Rev. George L. Wilmer, D. D.,
assisted by Rev. L. b. Wharton, Rev. I. NJ. AM
BIER, Rector of st. PauPs church, Wilmington, N.
and Miss BETTE f., third daughter OF James w.
GUSTS, Esq, Of the former place.
October 18th, in the ID Presbyterian church,
Alexandria, Va, by the Rev. E. II. Cumpston, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. J. j. Bullock, EDWARD d. CUMP-
sroS, Jr., of Washington, d. c., and ANNA BARTLE-
MAN, daughter Of G. W. D. Ramsay, Esq,
October 18th, in the Presbyterian church. Farm
vile, Va, by the Rev. 81. h. Halves FABIAN h.
ARNIsrEAD, Esq, and Miss ANNE l. SPENCER, all
Of Farmville
September 18th, by the Rev G. L. Brown, JOIN
S. WALLACE and Miss VIRGINIA 4. LIGRTNER, all OF
Bath county, Va.
October 18th at Rock Rest Bath county, Va
by the same, assisted by the Rev. A. +. Laird,
JosEPH BARBEE WINSTON, Of Louisa q. h., Va, and
Miss BETTE Il. GUY, of Bath county.
October 10Th, at Grace church, Petersburg, Va,
By the Rev. Churchill Gibson, assisted by the Rev.
Robert Gibson Captain j. a. CHAMsERLAYNE, OF
the Norfolk Virgi,iaR and MARY WALKER GIBSON,
daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
October LIST, by the Rev. a. R. Laird at the resi-.
deuce OF the brides mother, Mrs. Jane Darlington,
Halifax county, Va, b. ID. MoRToN, Of Clarksvllle,
Va, and Miss SUE CARRINGroN.
October 18th, by the same at the residence Of the
brides father, T. K. Owea ESQ., Halifax county,
Va, HENRY EASILY, Jr., and Miss MAMIE z. OWEN
September 29th, at the residence of the BRIDES
father, Dr. Taiaterro, by the Rev. ID. g. B)ggs
y. :. henry and Miss Matte l.. TALIAFERRO, both
OF Bentonvile, Ark.
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Southwestern NATURALIZATION Of the Synod Of
Nashvills.-lt will be remembered that the Assem-
bly Huntsville as well as the convention on Etu-
cation at the same place, endorsed aud commended
90 the Church concentration OF effort as the true
p0hcg Of the Church, no her present exlgeucles.
TO this end, Eve of the South Western Synods APP
pointed commissioners 20 hold a conference and
devise some practicable way by which these Syn
DDS aud Others If they desire it, may unite in es,
tabishiug an institution common 20 them all and
worthy of them AL. These commissioners met In
Memphis in May, and after several days Of har.
mOniOus conference, they unanimously adopted a
plan to be brought before their respective Synods
for ratification.
The Sgnod Of Nashville met last week, aud at
ter mature dedberauOn, unanimously and heartily
took the following action
ReS0lred l. Synod approves the report OF the
commissioners and adopts the plan for South
Western University recommended by the com-
miss0ners OF the SynOds of Nashville, Memphis,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas.
> Synod appoints Rev. j. B Shearer, ID. d.,
for two years, and Elder ID. n Kennedy for one
year, as members Of the Directory OF said Unlyer-
sity from this Synod, according to resolution 4 OF
the plan.
synod tenders Stewart College, at Clarkes-
Vile with all its buildings, grounds, endowments,
franchises and appurtenances, as nucleus on
which 90 develop the proposed university.
E. In the event the Directors should not accept
this offer and should locate the proposed UNIVERSE
" al some other point then, In order 10 carry out
the proposed plan, Synod will transfer Stewart Col
lege baeS to the Pres5ytery Of Nashville, through
whose agency it came under our control.
s. Synod pledges itself TO a hearty cooperation
with as many of the SynOds-whether one or more
AS may join IN this great movement tor estaO-
fishing university; aud urges that our Directors
labor to secure the union Of all the South Western
SynodS IN this important effort.
Signed j. III. MCNEILLY, Chairman
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

The EIGHrY-sIxrH annual session of the Synod
of Virginia will be held in the lst Presbyterian
church, Charleston West Virginia, on the Sd We'd
nesday, the 18th day of November 1878, at p P. NJ
The Presbyterial reports required are as follows
Narratives, Statistical Reports Erangsistic La
Dor, Systematic Beaegoleace and Sunday Schools.
The reports on Sunday Schools are required to be
forwarded to Rev C. q. Read, D. D., Richmond,
Va, Chairman of Standing Committee, before the
meeting of Synod.
The PresbyteriaI Assessments for the SynOdical
Fund have been decreased by S. on each Presbyte-
ry and are as follows:
Abingdon, $50; Fast Hanover, $50; Chesapeake
S85; Greeubrier, S25 Lexington, $50; Montgome-
ry, .S85 Roanoke, S85 Sac PaulO, -; West Han
over, $50; Winchester, $50.
JAMES p. SMITH,
Stated Clerk and Treasurer, Synod of Va.
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CHARLEsroy, Wrsr Va OCT I6Ih, '78.

Ministers and Ruling Elders Delegates who ex-
pect to attend the meeting of Synod at Charleston,
beginning November 10Th, will please forward their
names, at once, to the undersigned committee, or
10 the pastor, Rev. J. C. Barr, that provision may
be made for their accommodation. Members are
requested to report themselves, upon their arrival
to the committee, at the Reading Room of the Hale
House, where they will be shown to the places to
which they have been assigned. Those coming by
way of the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad should make
the connection with the steamer Clara Scott which
leaves Parkersourg at 10 clock A. NJ, on Tuesday
VIM. s. SUMMERS.
A. l.. RUFFYER.
JOIN HoGUE.
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Dsath.Bed Of AstonewaII,' jackson.

THIS is the title of fine engraving of the Death
Bed OF "StOnewau" Jackson, AXIS inches IN
SIZE and printed on heavy plate paper. Officers OF
the Confederate army are grouped so rowtuliy
around the couch of this great ana good man, this
christian soldier whose life blood has been given for
his country Ia the distance Is the encampng ar
INV. the weary sentinel on his beat, &c 1t is pic.
ture that Will touch every Southern heart and should
have a place in every Southern home. Sent by
mail. mounted on roller, securely wrapped, and post
paid. Tor 20 cents each OF three Tor 80 cents
Address W. NJ. BURRON,
700 Main street, Bristol, Tenn.
Eglg- Agents wanted tor this and variety Of other
fine engravings From S. to $40 day can easily
be made. &C 22-lt
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DEATHS.

Died, September 9th in Shreveport, of yellow
fever EMMA NJ. CALHOUN infant daughter Of Q. f..
and Maggie f, Calhoun, aged 10 months.
Died, October 5th, at the residence of her hus-
band in NaIchez Miss. Mrs. ALINE GRlGSBY, wife
OF Charles Babbitt and daughter OF John e. Darst,
OF Pulaski county, Va aged 70 years.
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Ecclesiastical Clothes.

The CHEsAPEAxE PREsBYTEsY will meet in the
Presbyterian church, Leesburg, LOudOn county,
Va. on the 10Th of October, 1878, at . P. NJ
Written reports are due from standing committees
on 'Susteutatiou and Publication.
f. L. BERRY, Stated Clerk.
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DEV. DIR. STUART ROBINSON
h ON
BIBLE HISTORY.

In addition to its other attractions for the coming
year the
Louisville Ky Weekly COurier-JOurnal,
paper national in its aim and reputation, will pub
lish the series OF
LECTURES ON OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY,
delivered in this city by Rev. Dr. Stuart Robinson,
as revised ana connected by himself These lectures
have attracted great attention and interest and Dr.
Robinson is now in the Holy land for the purpose OF
nstructing himself with view to their continuation
after his return. The publication of the lectures
will begin with our issue of December Sd, and will
be continued each week for year and perhaps
longer. Orders should be sent in without delay.
TERMs-S2 year to single subscribers and 81 81
in clubs
Sagr Circulars with particulars OF distribution Of
valuable presents to subscribers and specimen copies
sent tree. Address
COURIER-JOURNAL CO.,
nc 22-3teow Louisville, Ky.
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TuE PaEsBYrERY OF BsAzos will meet at ChappeI
Hill, Texas, on Saturday, November lst at o'clock
pm. r. +. BUNTING, Stated Clerk.
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ANY of the following books sent to any address,
post paid, upon receipt of the price:
AFTERMATH. By H. W. Longfellow, 81 so
THE LAND OF MOAB. The result of Trav-
els and Discoveries on the East side of the
Dead Sea and the Jordan. By II. B. IRIS
tram, NJ. A LID, +. R. S., Master of the
Greatham Hospital, and Honorary Canon OF
Durham. With New Map and Illustrations.
Crown 8vo., cloth, oO
MISS DOROTHY'S CHARGE. A Novel.
By F. l.. Benedict. 8vo., paper 81, cloth, l 90
CROOKED PLACES. A Story of Struggles
and Hopes. BY Edward Garrett. l IS
MIND AND BODY. The Theories of their
Relation. BY Alexander Balm, LII D.
Fourth volume of the International Scien-
tifc Series. l 5U
ARTHUR B0NNICASTLE. An American
Novel. By j. G. Holland, author of Bitter
Sweet. 10
NINA'S ATONEMENT. ANovel. By Chris
tan Reid. OC
GARMENTS INHERITANCE. By Christian
Reid. 70
MIDDLEMARCH. A Study of Provincial
Life. By George Eliot. l 81
KENBLM CHILLINGLY. His Adventures
and Opinions. By Lord Lytton. "a
A SIMPLETON A Story of the Day. By
Charles Reade. 81
TIE NEW MAGDALEN. A Novel By
Wilkie Collins, author of Woman in White. 81
THE BAZAAR BOOK OF HEALTH. OF
STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS. A Novel.
BY Miss Bradion u
LIPPINCOTT'S EVERY DAY COOK
BOOK, for Every Family. Contains nearly
1000 receipts. 81
| COMMON SENSE IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
A Manual OF Practical Housewifery. By
Marion Harland. II
A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE. ByW.D.
| Howell. 81
WORK. By L. NJ. Aleott Il
A JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE
EARTH. From the French OF Jules Verne.
Ftty-two Illustrations. u
! JOSH BILLINGS ALLMINAX for 1874 q
ANY book published, sent to any address upon re
ceipt OF the publishers advertised price.
J. 7. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
sep24-6m 1ll2 Main St, Richmond, Va.
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THIS SYxoD OF TEXAS will meet at Houston, Texas,
On Wednesday, November 9th, at o'clock P. M.
r. F. BUNTING, Stated Clerk.
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OICHMoND CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
SPECIALITIES.

We invite special attention to our celebrated
"AUBERT' KID GLOVE. Every pair warranted.
Call for our (l4O) WATERPROOF UMBRELLA
for gentlemen and ladies-a great success and very
All concede our RICHMOND SHIRT the
perfection of STYLE fit and wear
Our LINEN COLLARS are manufactured ex,
pressly to order, and are uuequaed for quality and
style. See our brands Mezel, lnez and Iesvor,
Car, Elite, Young Duke, &c .,,,,,
Onr MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is supplied with select line of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, which we will make up to order, IN
the most approved style, and at moderate prices.
Call and satisfy yourselves OF the truth OF the
above. WILKINSON & WRITER'S,
1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Statesmen
II. I. MILLER,
w. w. SLOWER,
P. P. FRAYsER,
II. A. BURROUGHS. oc 22-2m
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

RICHMOND CLOTHING EMPORIUM. Special atten-
ton is called to the advertisement of this extensive
and fine establishment. 1t viii speak for itself
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THE FRANKLIN STEAM WASHER .
Latest Improvement in Steam Boilers
Patented June oath, 1873


. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN EVERY INSTANCE.
NO DEFECT
NO MORE WASH WILL HAVE WASH HOUR
Washing of Family ordinary easily accomplished before Breakfast!
AS IN WASHING AS THE BEST SEWING
| SEWING.
clothing
BARROW Lousbug N c., the Patent
Loushur
Steam Wahsc
have been 1e regard afer nang tested eg a ae
washer regularly induced give trial ann grained P p dv the
'A" "H'' Respectfully, 1900 Mrs H. FURMAN.
Iousbug
all III could another would
not take 5000 for NINE 1t" complete n' Ts s s that require" M
LOusbug, September
Washer and
Rbor washing She ebeeIiy recommended DAVIS.
Lousbur September
your
washing
my u R rs S ~he am fed longer
the use OF O0a" It's all you VERY RESPECTFULLY Mrs.
. ~ FrankinOn, September 9TH 1879 -,
SyM using
for
oft West
will sell the
dollars Within
annro three five dollars
than frs" from the fact that has been introduced
send CITY dollars jg ONE has
the
cannot furnish satisfactory evidence their integrity and
reliability
States of Virginia and West Virginia. without authority from u.s.
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CALL AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES OF
RICH JEWELRY and SILVER WARE, now
opening at NOWLAN & CO.'S. New Sets, Pins
and Ear drops, Enameed Bands, Handkerchief Hold
ers, Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, and superb Silver
ware, for bridal presents, Pitchers, Spoons, Forks
Goblets, &C., &C., corner of Main and Tenth SITS
THos. EowLAN. ROBT, {. MACOMBER
NOWLAR & CO..
Corner Main and Tenth Streets, above Post Office,
RICHMOND, Va
Diamonds, Fine Watches, Jewelry and
SilVerWare.
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS.
Special attention given to the Repairs of Fine
Watches and Jewelry.
Ras- HAIR JEWELRY made to order.
oc 13-3m
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old DOMINION DOMESTIC MANUFAC
" TURING COMPANY,
Now prepared to furnish the trade of the South
west with the following articles Manufacture and
sell
THE OLD DOMINION WASHER,
uneuualed in simplicity and effectiveness Also,
furnished with WRINGERS
The celebrated CATARACT BOILER AND
WASHER
THE OLD DOMINION CHURN, just patented.
Will sell RANGES and COOKING STOVES F.;
great variety of patterns and sizes,
Also, the celebrated BURTIS HOT-AIR FUR
MACE and FIREPLACE HEATER.
Also, sell the WEED SEWING MACHINE and
attachments.
Will furnish to the trade all articles in line as
low as they can be purchased in New York or else
where. Patronage solicited from the Southwest and
other quarters
Families of clergymen of al denominations fur
nished with any of cur articles at cost
The stockholders are men 'of high social and
financial position in the city of Richmond. The
Directors are: Rev. &. T. BAIRD, D. D., President;
M. w. GILLIAN, Treasurer; Messrs. THos BRANCH,
NJ. W. STAPLES, S. H. HAYES, I. w. PEMBLRToN
For circulars or other business, address
OLD DOMINION MANUFACTURING CO.,
72S Main street, Richmond, Va
au16-tf
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker,
Commission Merchants, No. Is, Pearl or l4th St.,
Richmond, Va.
Agents for G. ODER & Sons, Standard Fertilizer
in the States of Virginia and North Carolina also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt, Bons
Dust, &c.
Leaf Tobacco.
There is no material change in the markets suff-
cient transactions to establish quotations have not
occurred up to this time.
Grain and Flour.
Wheat in good demand; Flour dull.
FLoUR-Family, So. 5000; Extra, $S@8.25; Su-
per6ne, S7.25@7.50 as to quality
WHEAr-Prme white, $l.75; very good, S1.7O9
81. 70; good, $160@S165; fair, Sl.6O; common,
Sl.IO@Sl. 5O prime red, S170@Sl72; very good,
Sl.65@$l.68; good, Sl.55@Sl.6O; fair, sl'5O; ;
common, Sl.10@Sl.40.
CoRN-Very good to prime White, 8o@85c,
OATs-50c.
COpI MFAT-QOp
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GOi0, lUo.
Virginia Registered, old, 80
Virginia Consols, a
Virginia Deferred, y
North Carolina Bonds, y
Tennessee Bonds, 81
Richmond City Bonds, n
Petersburg City Bonds, "a
Lynchburg City Bonds, y
Norfolk, 90
r. & D. Railroad Bonds, mortgd, Y
do do Stock, 10
Virginia Gen. R. R. LIST mort'ged Bonds, ST
do do do 5 per cent do 95
do do Stock, %
Va and Tenn. r. r. I'd mOrtgaged Bonds, "A
do do s per cent do 81
Orange and Alex r. K. LIST NOR ged Bonds, 80
do do % do do SO
do do 8per cent do 81
do do Stock do 10
Rd. and Petersburg r. R. s per cent, 100
do do 7 per cent, 50
do do Stock, 20
R., F. and Potomac R, R. per cent. Bonds, rs
do do do do So
do do Common Stock, 60
Clover Hill Rail Road per cent Bonds, 20
First National Bank Stock, 10
Planters National Bank Stock, lO9
National Bank of Virginia, lO4
State Bank, ~
Merchants Bank, IOO