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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-23
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND October %, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 56S bushels. Red, 442 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-White, S24 bushels. Yellow, 214 BUSH
els.
OATs.-72S bushels.
MEAL.-22 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 416 bushels very good on Dri-
vate terms: II bushels very good At 81 "a; 4S
bushels good at 81 2S; 10 bushels at 1925: 20
bushels AT SI.15; 60 bushels at $I.2S. Total, SOS
bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. 10 bushels at S1.30; SO bushels
comm@ at S1.l5; 40 bushels very good at $l.3S.
Total, So bushels.
CoRN.-White, 80 bushels. common at Zoe; IS
bushels very good old at S1S2; IA bushels new at
Soc; bushels prime old 1T 81 .05; % bushels
old at 81 so bushels new ut zoe. Total, 344
bushels.
CouN.-Yeow, "a bushels prime at $1.02: IS
bushels ut S1.01. Total. l So bushels.
UATS.--60 bushels common on private terms :;
2S4 bushels western OH private terms: 42 bushels
very good ut 65c.; 80 bushels Oh private terms
total. 416 bushels.
MEAL.-22 bushels at 81 .O5.
RE-LXIIIBITED.
WHEAT.-Red, 354 bushels.
CORN.-Whitc, 200 bushels.
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T,tE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORTED
ny THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,
snrnRr.R


lGnnu6actured-The demand for CONSUMPTION
seems 10 have been light since our FORMER resume.
Perhaps IL were better said 10 remark sles Law
hern moderate for both foreign ana donestlc use,
the question OF prices being an impeachment "
Transactions ORDERS were received Tor export
goods bu The offers In some cases weIe 5Oo U wor =.
LAS allen off within the past week or len DAYS, on
accoupt OF the difficulty experienced IN M
Is nrobaby true of bri2hts; II not, might very
Wei be true since the cost OF leaf In THIS as Ia tLs
other Instance, Is SO big as TO PUT ots IN,
70 ,hpir wits end ID make up any Glass; Sooos al'
can b. sold ut prices wholly acceptaoE 10 p.Sess'
There IS q manifest disposition ON the part OK M5-
ers to take hold Of goods II pS Conscious Of
The impending higher range q prices aP Iba,
ren,ly soon to be established. B9t whess .a IVY
are no. successful In securing rcnpsa 10 onerate
oniy for The satisfaction OF current neeos. thIS
REMARK applies more especially 10 buyers oa ,ht
egn account, who are limited oS the %
eria,s :. Orders" observed broker, .whlSn
ye,i Yesterday for quarters anu tens Lor onnp
msnt could nc1 MI. The quarters eouiu NOV AZ,
- manufacturers cannot gel the wrappers 10 tnaAe
,5n en- that ibey could be sold ut the price onel
ed while as 20 the tens, the prse ploi,1hS ,ayss
from three TO four cents pounI nnnd additionai
has within few days been insisted UPON ~ % ur.
the Virgins manufactures. Prices mere asS asi
firm, and steadily, ,hongh s pWISne and abroad
generally and the goods that are needeo In ~
sonntrses but which Withheld for tne NAM
reader acceptance o. 40 e Iorward at current rates
Since these rates, high as they may SEEM arc una
smokia1-In smoking tobacco there mas ose sie ~
ercsnt,bie change since LAST reported, TOT S y
past has Sss nro ssI % HAT sIme os
pie tha wii s inferribe that ioebers have pren
weners i supplied with ne gooo :,
siI fall raas aae oaas
tne ssity for adjusting prices aud an tHort
resnchleat on me part q sSe aaai order h
~ c,nar ctrcies so fur ~ we have learns
Ian nprayioas demand continues without percep'
BILE abatement lrna xyt.s.,.fa4 ,aaf marke t Is I
FEg.htnn. xtns been rather quiet throughout Y
{ porteu 20 En9 one reason, 1f reason icy ~
psie,ude be sought, II nxy Be said the s.osa ~ =
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TI1E sYNOs or VIRGINIA.
FIeHrY-sEvESTn ANNUAL SESSION.
81 the baltimore Gazette,

tLSoTIcSpOflGeHCc Oh the Balttt10rc t1aZe9te,f
WINCHESTER, Va, October 81, 1874.
The bounds, of the Synod extend from the
Atlantic to the Ohio river, embracing Mary
land, District Of Columbia, Virginia, and
West Virginia. with one Presbytery (sar
Paulo), IN Brazil. II
This Presbytery Is doing great work In
Brezil, CamIinas Institute, so well known
to The people Of Baltimore, being crowded
with students.
a full meeting of the Synod will give us
l91 ministers and 263 ruling elders--a total
of 454 4; but f one.half OF the members ap.
pear the Synod will be a full one.
In extent and numbers this is one of the
largest Synods In the United States, while
iii point Of ability, learning, and dignity it
will stand in the very front rank. Some of
its members are known beyond the limits of
this country.
Rev. r. L. Dabney, as an author, o pro-
fessor Of theology, and as adjutant. general
and biographer of Stonewall jackson, Is
known far and near, and for quick and mas
si4e., brain-work few men can equal him.
HIS "Life of jackson" is one of the very
best biographies l ever read.
Of pulpit orators it is doubtful if O supe-
rior to Rev. III. d. Hoge, of Richmond, Va,
can be found. Wherever he breaches, whe-
tber here or in Europe, crowds flock to hear
him.
Rev. B. M. Smith, of Union Seminary, in
Virginia, is known through his able COM
mentaries, and is one of the finest stump.
speakers in the church. Whenever he takes
the tisor the audience is happy.
Ii space permitted could tell of DR.. E..
7. Baird. thesable Secretary of Publication,
one of the best businessmen in Virginia !;
Rev. DR.. II. G. Alexander, the accomplished
belles-ettres scholar; DR.. kirkpatrick, the
able and skilled debater; DR.. Lefeyre, the
profound theologian, and scores of others
with gifts and graces of the highest order.
Yours, A. w. P.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch l.
WINCHESTER, October 20.-The Synod of
Virginia convened last night. There were
present one hundred and sixty members,
besides visitors and licentiates. DR.. A. Mar
tin was elected moderator.
Staunton has been chosen as the place of the
next meeting, on the third Wednesday in
October next.
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I,i., ,ataui!c Benevolent Union.

3. .. -r. t3fri,n1ra p1narS Snnp
,..,..
- '''' 40 '"' '>'N ~ "
- . o.. ):
Z :. 49,. IS y. Kelley, mayor CT Rich.
.-a president Of the Union, IS
-...., Il most efficient presiding OH
~.
TER From TIE rorE.
Mn. ~.t he bad awaited himself Of
.- a.. ..-,..-.u pilgrimage 10 Rome as a
49,. e.. exhibit 10 the Holy Father
e.. 1,... nj affection of the Irish Catho-
I'll e. T.. ..i! prepared and cn-r0ssed in
--., r.it.n2a language, and sent ii TO
Z. .. ta'.,r, "ho forwarded the follow
...&.. ai..tl6H in return:
Il. ..i apostolic Benedic;i0n.-We
.., .., d. received the address you
..-,r..r. 81 -. H"ioTcd son. in your own
100. ..;. ..rf he Society over which you
~. r.. BECAUSE Of The facts concern
.--t...- e.. Y 10 which you allude than
Il. ... - ,.ir sentiments you express to
y " IL 80 rccounted the material,
&c. ,.-.. y lie religious. advance of that
S.. .,-..H..G -"l'A that day when our pre-
d. -,, . .. -..>>cj memory, Plus VI, first
...-.. %aa n kp'scOpal See, and with
.,.. .-.. ..l.,-. TX We see commemorate its
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

OCTOBER 20.-Truck.-Applcs, S3@*S.50 az
barrel: onions. S36t3.50 a. barrel: potatoes,
sweet, s1.15GS1 .25 In bulk, and S1.50@f1 so in
barrels; Irish. $3Gs3 so ~ barrel.
Pednuts-Durlng the week the receipts of new
nuts have increased considerably we do not mean
to say that they any ways large for at this early
season even few hunured bags might be so called.
What have been sold have mostly been at "a 30
to $3.50, II dry and In COED. safe Shipping order;
IL damp ana wet, some abatement Is made-noHe to
our knowledge under 81. Ii Is too soon vet TO de-
termne fully the order OF The crop; but judging
by he quality OF receipts, the fruit IL fully ma,
tlred. Of good color, and well hed. and solid
weight. he late smart frosts have caused the dig.
ging of all the crop. and hence we may look for
u regular business and increased receipts.
Peds.-Black-ey have come In quite freely all
this We elk, ard have met with ready and prompt
sale for all offered. he first offered were placed at
S3. so 81 Dag and Whereabouts, followed by $500
market was cleared, leaving none on hand unsold.
No blacks CLAWS have yet appeared and we are
thus unable to give any price for such-LGadntark.
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THURSDAY, October %, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, S1.25GS1.ao.; seneca, without
'oS su e2Isie9ff s@4c. an.
S S"iteg Prime TO choice yellow. 30@33c.; poor
to good, i5420c.; common; lo@l2c',
Broom Corn: Green, sG8ac.; rea' 4loe'
Corn NeGt: 81 is " hushel.
snas. In parreis, 10000 q dozen; In crates,
Zv E.,,r virginia country is quoted to-day Fine
sISSGS5: superfne, s5.50@f5. 10: extra s6G
1926; family, ordinary run, sf.ooC@sf.fo iahcs
bra naots, Prime uye-goose, 10000; common,
2J ssi;arssed: s1.7o@s1.75 q bushe: =. o,,..o,
Hay: Virginia umotny, S1'ooDaA'io' 'io''A'
75 Sa,s! Balea. $4,000. a 100 lbs.
Potatoss: irish, $4,000. " ousneL
Lard: CounIry. LOO.
Rye: 9oc- q oushel.
Samcks: S0@s7Ac.
Baled AfdD: QUO.
I wool: Waahed, 40aAsc.; unwasheo' 2593oc.
c,men,, Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement: Rosendale, s2@s2.lo 2 barrel; 'a1aes
River, 80 1o@s2.25. 40 ,,,.,o, VIRGINIA.
Is r asSlcn.l,r:ss s los l Rveron .s;
l msi 20 Roeslanc, 81 s0gsl.o0. r.os,,
Plaster: Lump I;pD,. s4saaSsgsso' sfo'in'
| delivered caiciur1s PA''
Dry Goods.
Brosn $htr.tqsH aanehe sse
BE-; n tiTar. Sc: James River, 7c.;
a. JaiI PiSer' &C.; Fontenoy, sae.; A Gran
Mavsiie. I0plIc. Granitesille. go; "A a is,S1s
9riose' ~ w ~ Tonestogas llc.s G. Gonestog'
Ioe.: .. Conesioga, &C.; TO- Pepperill' SOC
III stlS Stsi s and sainas "A Wams1
"a o1gc.: IA Masonyille. 13c.: A. RoSeua.h
ISIc -. "A Home. 12.sc A Oneida, =,
ayondale, &C.; A ,cial, &C.; "A 1 Acno1ER RI
Il icsc; Whites:one, 1Jc. Rarnsisy. az. p
Dog,7 q seir iaie, 10; AeIauan, o1s -
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WHEAT.-Red, 354 bushels.
CORN.-White, 200 bushels.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October %, 1874.
The Richmond tobacco market has continued to
gain strength since our last weeks report, and we
advance quotations.
The lowest estimlte Of this years crop COM
pared with that of last year has been further dmn-
shcd since the damage by premature cutting and
frost have become more fully ascertained.
Owing to the appointment by the Governor of
new State inspectors 1T Public and Mayo's ware
houses The owners announce in the Dispatch that,
in accordance with the law, after the Oath Of De.
cember of this year their warehouses will not be
used as inspection warehouses.
The following are our revised quotations.
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Nv TeiegraDal.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 22.-Southern -four quiet
and heavy common to fair extra. So(1$5 80 good
to choice, S6UsS.25. Wheat slightly In buyers
favor; moderate business. Corn In fair request,
Rio, ISY@2Oc., gold. Sugar very firm and In fair
demand. Rice unchanged. TalIow firm at $500
S15-l6c. for prime city; SsS@S7Sc.. for country
Pork dull aud unchanged Lsrd quiet and heavy;
prime steam, 1870. Whiskey steady at $1.03H~
FreigIts tirmer; cotton, Steam, $3.50.
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,, -, ''"F!''tly knows, the B,ptists are close
,>r' ,,u14''"',ts--thal is, they do not invite
7., '1'.' "ho have not been baptized by i'm
l I.,,'A % i@rlahc Of the Lords Supper with
r. ,,,,' :. T." Of This denomination do not
80 >1.1 s1i' u 40 essential doctrine, but AS
,,,, rule both clergy and laity cling to it
Sn,.l Much tcuacily. The Rev. J. Hyatt
.In ,a.-' V''g d The most brilliant preachers In
.y'jn ,'' Va !i.s Tor some years shown dispo-
nr,,~ 4 !" ai!ler from his brethren in the inter.
suf.5 @,'" u the Church standard upon the
q - VI close communion, and as pastor
York i-ee-sIfeet Baptist church, in New
gp, ,@i Ls' Invited Christians of other evan
Ir ,,'+1' denominations to commune with his
b., NV, At The meeting Of the Long Island
cl1,r .,' nH>'clation yesterday the Lee.Street
cL1, c1 Was cropped from the list of the
Iii. G, '', u The Association on account of
Tia! G nc,:N oi what is held TO be an essen
''"sf'san, 22a. ~ S'''"'"
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ST. LOUIS. October Appropriateness re 1sed sup
cIiosd about Csc although there is still good de-
mand for lower grades; superine winter sold 1t
s3.7aMt4; extra snperane winter ~ w 25G
9f5.75; fancy, IS. 754ps650. Corn steady sales
Of No. 2 mixed at 7se, Whisky nrnes Ia, at
go. Pork lower al s209B2O 90. Bacon duii
prime steam, Ike. November lie. December.
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RA1,T1MoRE cArrLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-Caltle-The very best
on sale, $3.50; nrst quality. S4@s5; medium to
good fair quality, SO ~; ordinary steers, oxen,
3,5OS head Hogs closed With downward ten
dency at 5000 50,w'h few sales at THAT receipts
q 500 he al: demand moderate with fuil suppy.
Sheep have beer very slow mis- week aud prices
barely sustalued at s4@S5.25. Lambs, S29s4;
receipts, 1, TAO head.
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BY Telegraph.
EEW work.

IA
NEW YORK, October 22-Noon.-Gold, l1OS.
Money easy ut per cent. fxchange-Long, 4S5A:
short, 4S9. Governments dull and steady. States
quiet and lower. Stocks active and strong
Erentng.-Moncy easy at 2Ql2A per cent. Sterling
steady. Gold dull and steady at 110@11OG. Gov
ernmcnts active and steady States quiet and steady.
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,,1,ova. aTArsoMERY, &cs

@yIyTEN CENTS. Lock.iey Hall, Zen
I nssan. HIGH Tide. Jean Ingsiewss Tne e.tes w
NJ siehs Hood Tam sarns. n Ls AZ tho
Arthur, The Eass. q f ,ss ,,sht Rris-
81 Songs OF Severn ssa ssas
BIZ pyi,onep of Ubilion, byron. AL printed y IVY
style aud illustrated
PRICE, TEg CENTS EA0H
g aa.saw RASpoLpA q EsaLi IA
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BALTIMORE MARX ETs.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-Flour dull. Wheat
dun western lower. Corn dull; white southern,
9Onq5c.; yellow, S3c. Oats quiet and steady.
It flee strong aud higher at 714Ql2ONc. Whiskey
92m93c Supar unchanged.
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CHICAGO ETS,

CurcAco, October "a Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn uuet and weak; No. 2 mixed, 72SG72AGs
Pork quiet aud weak ut III 8 ipSl 9.250Sl9.6oia al
the year, s13. Whiskey. 99Ec.
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+ E-%..,'l'> .ssuaD FOR THE ADMISSION
.. A-a.a .l"!l> 70 THE kEoEUK HlGn
-.-~- A"..a@. i0lca, October 1J.--The
,..'a Board 10; hi, city having refused to
.'.- et'..~t Children to the High School,
10. II IL" r9.2nts, named Gerod Smith,
.'-...'.. j, lor Il writ of n!dndaD,t>
pill. lie Board to open the doors to
':"'-, e: -" Circuit Court, at Fort Madi-
..' NJ .',el.,.- ;h,; the plaintiff is entitled
":- e., @.ftIamuS commanding the
.'.'- d :" .",'t g.m - all the privileges and
...3., IF v,ri -! other scholars possessing
'~. >"'A" Publications.
,','".y ,.'. outrage upon the whites will
il- il.uu,r4,<.7
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 22-Virgina 6's, peelers,
AK; consolidated. 53H. West TirginLa's, 9. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, 10; special tax, g. Bid
ODD
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VIZ" .-NvNrLMS AND TERRY FIdHT.-
,...".@,r N"hglIn and General Terry
y, -. IL !,-,i.y"." last Tuesday. Governor
%. "'.-. ",, speaking, and stated that
1.'-t .'s@; lad sad he was prevented
>,.4h@@ q. Lebanon by u set Of rut:
, I.' L",. s4Cnt was denied by General
''....' IL .a"!" contradictions they came to
....... '"- "r!~ Ion parted. We have the
. '.'.. "a patty direct from Estill.
..s44s., Lcb.oon occurred on Tues.
- w. "a preceding. Our informant
-" leg: '..cu and McMuilin men were
v. .t@. divided, but that some parties
.,...- |''' .E"'!ng determined by their dis
.1.,.. .' '-at Terry from replying, aud
,,".., f.. ~. Hi, affair, we are reliably
,... .' , .',..'. -'s lad q happy reaction in Ter
d., Ia ''''E' -1a ne sill now carry the county
''"''".0,-- LrtstDi Ne,rs.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.ToBACCo MARKET

OCTOBER l9.-The market was quiet but steady,
and there re no new features to report. Receipts
and offerings light, and the sales aggregated oI
hogsheads.
The Pickett House sold to-day 20 hogSheads 2
1876, 1915, 1925. 12.75,F12.75, ~, 1925,
l150 so. and 1925: z hogsheads Ohio coun-
i h0gsbead Butler county leaf at 81 1.25; hogs
heads Toad county Tugs at $40 10, lU.Zo, ~,
g 90 and 9.90.-C OuTier-JouT7ldL
IThis at one warehouse. Like sales at other
W.: rthouses.l
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PHgLAN, PRAGTIcsaL
IN HOpsl;.SHoER, has rep owed his ahop 70 Franz
lin street between ftfteep III and seventsen.m, neA
to Diekcrsons saddle I'd harness nn ns
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

OCTOBER l9.-3funufacturedsT obdcco.-There -
well sustained speculative activity, ana prices RUE
firm at the range last quoted. We quote ,o-,oo.
Virtd mia bright fine pounds. .............SOG9Uc.
VirId mia bright fine and extra twist....... 72c-
Virginia Drighlcxtra 6-nch twist. ;....;.. zoe.
'ir I'm ''isiit zoe.
Virginia medium and 2-inch twist,new oSc.
Virgihhn, ~ ..ieuiuln Dt'en. 5O@53c.
1-; ami hriyht KS and l5's ..........50@55c.
f aLlnim u.vv bright 60c.
louisville navy, mahogany, second Glass;. 29c.
o,iisviile navy mahogany, first Glass;. 26c
Lou i r;ro nary y Diary ,........... 52c.
o,,is ie fne,cut chewing
.SlaOking: au, sn07o,
Itm T. MINT ns' Ia aud as........57@67c.
Virginia oi'e'.' '' - CC0urier-. Journal.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October 22 Flour dull. Corn
armer and higher; old, 7Sc. Pork quiet NJ
Sl7.G2I Lard steady BacJn steady. WhlsSey
In good demand at CSC.
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 20-The sales at the warehouses are
mainly Of prmngs, and common grades of new on
Change. There Is very little doing ut auction; the
business Is nearly all done private terms. Hold
are firm and get full ninialia -
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J,nITISVlLLE MARKETS
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 22:mBreadstutEs unchanged ni
Bacon dull; shoulders. nc: clear rio, -l3Sc.;
clear, l4c Whiskey, CSC. Begging, l39l3He.
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STATISTICS.

The following is Il statement OF the inspections,
deliveries, and receipts of tobacco, with stock on
hand At the different warehouses In the city Tor the
pasl week and the same time last year:
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NTTESTlON: Where can buy
T. GOOD Shoes for myself or chill $50
mSee No.
osns ~, sacnnd and Third where 1othing but city
made gooda are SOLD. eo,,.,ee ea15
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J. F:i1NAlNgIAE,..''
RIcHMoND STOCK ExcHANaE.

THURSDAY. October 22. 1874.
I sALEs.--sl,500 Virginia deferred sold at OK; IL
shares Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD stock
sold at 20; 2 shares Old Dominion Insuranea Com
pany stock sold ut %; 2sbares Virginia Steamship
ana Packet Company stock sold at So.
GOLD. pfJ ar.
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A private cable telegram from Rome, re-
ceived by gentleman in this city, conveys
the painful intelligence that Reiubart the
sculptor is seriously ll.-Baltimore Ameri.
can, 22d.
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VILE HAVE DIsCONTINUEDa
w our Broad-Street store. and now only AazA
keep the store No 1891 Main street wheT p5sss,s
we are prepared with prime STOCK oi DuHnS
and ample facilities, determined In the iu
ture, as In the past to sell none but good goooS anu
Ut inc 'eiS MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
os,u No. 1921 Main street.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.--R
Is Just received, u full line OF gentlemen.s -
hani.sewed, double-soled, calf COSGkEoof<Ao "a
~ fTERS. also comm sense, broad hottomeo
Shoes for gentlemen ladss 9Sed shoe s
at $3.50 Philadelphia make. me chG and a3 ner
nsir Trunks and Satchels in endless variety he
ppairing neatly and promptly done IL s,root
". z. w. TafLOR'S, $50 Bro aG s Easr,b
CuIuci va i'o-
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 19.-The offerings the past week con-
sisted principally OF primiGVs, which ruled very
high-in some Instances above quotations. What
little old tobacco Offering commands blgu prices.
Some few parcels Of the new crep hare been re-
eered here. 1t was well cured and sold very high
We continue quotations ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-23

nON,T PAY IS FOR A GAL -
| TER when you can buy city-mads s= =, c.n
one for 81 Don't pay 81 Tor So TSu T don't believe
Gus to the factory 215 Broad street between sec
nnd AND Third Nothing but 9oS T 1R
Every pair warranted BOOTS FOoiED A 90 * ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-23

WE HAVE RECEIVED OUhH
w FALL STOCK OF BOOTS, SHoEsS.@ "a
TRUNKS, VALISEs, SATCHELsa; Gil sni;d Lo I've
inr,ts ali who wish good article to eXamine erf
slosE VINGO, ELLETT CHM,
hat,aeen Thirteenth and Fourt:enth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
A Tough Yarn.

The following story is strange enough
not to be true, but as we are constantly
reminded that truth is stranger than
fiction, possibly we had better swallow
it, as the horse did the silver box, and
say nothing about it. The story first
appeared in 1850, and now it is taken
from the "scrap book" of Dr.. Robert
Chambers: 1.-The contractor for
Strengthening horses at Montfacon pur-
chased, short time ago, lot of old
WORKOUT animals including several
which had belonged to the army. In
horses, man named Matelot was as
tonished to find small silver box, in
which were cross of the Legion of
Honor and paper, ina perfect state of
preservation, containing the following
lines AS [ cannot survive the defeat
of my Emperor, and, as [ have neither
wife, nor child, nor cousins, [ am about
to get myself killed in last charge
against the English, and, as I will not
let them have my cross, Twill make my
faithful horse, Chateau Margot, swal-
low it. He will give it up when he
can. Pierre Dardenne, Sergeant in the
Second Squadron of Red Lancers.'
Matelot took the things to the Commits
sary of Police of the District, and that
functionary allowed him to keep the
silver box, AS for the Cross, it was
sent to the Grand Chancellerie of the
Legion of Honor. From documents
published by the Professors of the
Ecole 'Alfort, it appears that certain
horses have lived to the age of As; that
which Charles XII. rode at the battle
of Pultowa attained that age. The
white charger of Napoleon lived 20
years. Chateau Margot is supposed to
have been about 49, He had been
made to swallow the box at the battle
of Waterloo, in which his master will
fully persisted. The box had accord
ingly been in his stomach 35 years.