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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
annTUEu

ARRIvEs:
Sew Orleans Mail every day., at 30 pm
Express, daily Sundays eIcepted)r al ID am
Freight and accommodation, daily Sunday
accepted al { 30 pm
DEPARTS:
New Orleans Mail every dsy), at pm.
Express, daily Sundays eIceptedl, at 4Aj pm.
Freight and accommodation, daily Sundays
aIcept5dl, at g Is am.
Depot At foot OF Main street
Ticket-ofice, No. 2S7 Main street corner OF
Madison.
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PLDucAH AND MENPaIs.

PADUCAH AND MENPHB.
ARRIVES:
sail and Freight, at 10 am.
DKPARTs:
Mall and Freight al pm.
The mGil and freight train leaves CoyingtOn
for Memphis al ain. and returns 10 CoVlng"
ton AZ 90 pm.
Trains leaving Memphis will star; from
TTndervvritarE' Warehouse.
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BOARD.
Per day

Per day.. .........-. 81 Sd
Per mOnth-May and June............... 40 o.
Per mOnth-JUlyr August and SeptemberJO %
Children under ten years Of age and cOlOTed
servants, half price.
We have been fortunate this year In gather
ing store OF clear ice, 30 that guests may be
fully supplied. Address, for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and description of the water,
etc, JOS. l.. KING,
iu5dGw MOntvale SPRING, East Tenn.
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Quotations are for round LOts unless
Otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
dltoe, LeUee rates. For small purchases
rates are pr0pOrtiOndtely higher.
APPLEs-New were offering at s. 50
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The market was quiet; sales, 500 bales,
Of which spinners took $50, exporters So
The following were the changes in
NaW Ynrk futures:
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MOnday, be I4th day Of Jme, 1S75,

between the hours Of 10 am. and p.ra., the
following described property, tO-wit: The en-
tire building known as the Exposition Build
ing, situated on the west side of Fourth street,
between Court and Jefferson streets, together
with all the fixtures and appurtenanCes there
to belonging or il anywise appertaining; al
so, all their rights as lesseeS OF r. G.. Brinkley
and John OveTtOn of tue ground on which the
said building is situated.
The title is believed to be perfect, but 1 will
convey as Trustee only.
my30 ". BRUCE, Trustee.
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IN the matter Of J. L. Kirkland, bankrupt
4 viii sell, on
Saturday, June 2G, 1876,

At public auction, for cash, in front of my
office, No. ~ Madison street, Memphis, Ten
nesSee, at 10 o'clock of said uay, all the books,
book accounts, claims, ETC., belonging to the
said estate.
tui o. WOOIDRIDGE. Assignee.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
DEPAETs:
NAL train, daily, AT 10 30 am; Express, dsi-
y.at8:4O Dam. SOmeTville train. daily Except
Saturdays and sundsys), al 30 pm; SCIneT-
Vile train, Saturdays, at 90 pm.
ARRIVE:
Mall every cay a. Il % an; Express, daily,
atlI.sJ pm: S0mervllle train, daily except
saturdays and Sundays), at s.05 a.IG.; SOmer-
Vile train, Saturdays, Al $50 am Grand
Junction train, daily Except sundays at
80 pm.
Tltket-onice, No. rs Main street.
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Trustees Sale
Of
EXPOSITION BUILDING

HINDER a deed of trust executed to me by
~ TIA. Nelson, president of the Memphis
Industrial Exposition Association, on the If
tseuth day of March, 1873, recorded in the
Registers office of Shelby county, Tenn, in
book a. page l66, will sell, to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Exposition Building, on
Jefferson street, in the city OF Memphis, on
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MANHOOD REsTORED.-A victim Of
you hful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay. nervous debility, etc., having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
sufferer. Address J. d. REEVES 70 n assau
atraat Nav York
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE.

DEPARTS:
Express train leaves daily Except sun
days. az 3 81 I'M; Mail train leaves daily al
II ~ am; Brownsville Accommodation
train leaves daily Sundays e1cepted)' al
5dop-m.
Depot Al head OF Main street.
Tlrkst-Orlce, No. 81 Main street, corner OF
Madison.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS,
Ist daE OF June. 1919.

nHUuHN NVtHIJf NtIsN II tEIUo8a6os
FTNHIS beautiful summer resort, situated in
Il BiOunt county, East Tennessee, Will be
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
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By K. J. BLACK, D. c. and NJ.
Jarnigan & Frayser, soils. for cOmpIt. Jul
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Nonresident Notice.

For full information apply to q. H. Samuel
No. West Court street. my26
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BANKRUPT SALE.

By f. B. MCHENRY. Deputy G.. Il NJ.
Harris, M,kisick & TurIey, soils. for com
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IMPORTANT TO NATaoNss gAsKs, Speaking
OF the decision TO which ne referred ,yester..

IMPORTANT TO NATloass gAsks, Speaking
OF the decision to which re referred yester-
day the philadelphia Inquirer says,
cit has always been held By the Supreme
Court Of she United States that the ;Consli.
tuition Is the suprems law of the land, and
that decisions made5at commonl law. and un.
der the organic laws OF the States,f IRE subor.
diuate thereto. In pursuance OF this a case
was recently taken to Washington on 70.
view, to which the attention Of the CONNER
cial community Is particularly invited. The
New York Court OF Appcsls--a very high
judicial anc-decided that the agreement
by 8 bank to discount note above the legal
rate Of interest Is corrupt and illegal, and 10
commercial law and under the statutes Of
New York works forfeiture Of the whole
debt. This decision has been, reversed by
the Supreme Court of the United Safes, and
i: is held that, under the National Bank act,
declared to be constitutional heretofore, the
bank forfeited, by its usurious acts only the
excess Of the legal rate OF interest. It will
thus be seen that while there is ample pro-,
lection against usury In the national law 1t
likewise prevents the direful effects Of the
State law upon the business public for, II
the latter were 10 be eXecu ed literally, the
damage done 20 trade would be almost meal.
cuable. All oil: this isbu another argument
In favor Of a revision of the general laws of
the States with q view to shaping them With
the letter and spirit of the National Constitl-
ton and the acts Of Congress made under the
organic law Of the country" .gh. :a ~ Il
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con,,it,on OF the Crops.

.WAsuIsGToS, October .27.-The report Of
the Agricultural Department for October
represents the. wheat crop Of the present
wear short one, the deficiency being aug
mented by a marked deterioration of quail
ity.. The southern States, except Virginia,
haye increased their production, some OF
them from fifty to seyenty.tiye per cent.
The total depreciation is sixty.tWo million
bushels. The crop is estimated at two HIM
dred and forty-six million bushels.
The corn crop will be comparatively large
in quantity but poor in quality, except IN
the southern aud Pacific States. The result
cannot be stated till next month. ....- /
The rye crop falls short of thatof last Year,
which had an average crop.
The oat crop Is five per cent. greater than
last year. - ."t~ t..,,&-
Barley and buckwheat are eighty.seVen
per cent. of last year, and aboutan equal re-
duction in quality. ''.' :.
The potato crop promises to be eXtraerdl-
nary both in yield and quality. 'f&
Tobacco, on the whole, is two per cent.
above the average; New York is two and
Pennsylvania ten per cent. above the average.
The great central regiOn-iDcludipg Mary
land, 100; Virginia, 106; West Virginia,
9S: North Carolina, 105; Kentucky, III j;
Tennessee, 95-wiii, on the whole, realize
an unusual crop, though in some counties
Injuries from frost and other untoWard lnf1u.
ences are complained of. The season has been
mostly favorable for maturing and curing the
80.
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Tho VjrrknSn Civ Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-A rough es:
tmate places the loss by the fire ct Virginia
City at So 100000. 49,: .r.t n.
approximate figures from insurance COM
panies place the losses sustained by them in
the neighborhood of 81, 100000. Among the
heaviest losers are the Etna, Imperial and
Queen, and the Commercial Union, each
about 100000; the North British and Mer.
captile, 100000; the London Assurance and
Underwriters Agency, $4,000 each, and
other eastern aud foreign companies for
smaller amounts None Of the companies
admit that they are at all embarrassed by
their losses. -.9EtE i.t:.i ~ -.
Later.-It is impossible TO state the loss of
life occasioned by the fire. Two were killed
on C street by falling walls, and there are
numerous rumors of other casualties. Utter
decentralization reigns in the city. Men,
women, and children are wandering about
seeking shelter, AID the surrounding hilliare
dotted with camp fires. ... ...*- ... '.'
The total loss by fire is now placed at from
three to four million dollars. ...
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BY III EL ElSR PHI 8, {
The Fatal Accident az; ,IeaeeOon Pit.
EOssr Mem Killed.
Especial teleatani, TO the pispatch.l

lopcGai teLeRFnfll 70 tne Dtspatcb.l
/ CHKsrgR, va, october q 7.s-Therc we're oaiy
four men In Rareoon pit We ;tsrday when nc ex-
;ploded; all white, and all are killed beyond q
doubt. Their names are Davis and Toin smith,
gas.men Condry and Tntwiler. assistant gas
N5sA FULLER ACCOUNT OF THE ACCIDENT
CLOVER Hill; PRS. October ee, 1s75.-Tbis
morning about 9 O'Clock the gas caught on
Are id Raccoon pits and killed four inen--sli white
II IslnknoWn UP 10 this writing how the gaa was
set on fre but 10 The eriDon OF good many that
It was accidentally done by the gs.Inan, r. Davis,
though Ill said be was an experienced haa In that
business. The miners have all been at work to-day
looking after the poor creatures who persisted IN
the flames, and they succeeded this eveuia az in get
ting them all ont, though they could hardly be re-
awfully. II was prGvidentfal thing
tharit happened 90 early IN the morning, MS there
would have been many more lives lost. There
were only four men In the pit at the time Of the
explosion. 1t VIII take several days, proba-
bly,, to &c. this pitin full operation again. May
their fates be warning 20 Others, and cstise them
10 be more particular and guarded lest 10 IKE acct
dent happen to them. f.aiI% SOL .., 51Pst.,i
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Accident 10 q Steam-Yaeht.

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l ';@ ~, 1T; -,
! NORFOLK, VA, October 27.--Tbe steam,
yacht Spit6re, of New York, Captain Blge.
low, bound to Jacksonville, Fla, left here
this morning about Z o'clock on her destina-
ton .oia the Albemarle and Chesapeake
canal. When Just above the maynard she
blew out her stay-bolt, which held the frta
box to the boiler,a enveloping the engine
room with hot water and steam, scalding Sc.
verely James Dillon, her engineer, and the
COOK, William Randolph Croome. As soon
as possible. the boat returned to Roper's
wharf, where the wounded were duly cared
for and taken to the hospital. The United
States steamboat inspectors will examine
the case tomorrow. ..........,'.. ~ :
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Board 81. Z sI ls spns ri sshe, psgss.sasnl

Episcopal Church. - 4 !. - -
NEEs Yosk, october n trhe Rusra 81
issions of The Protests Enise I, h;sseh
resumed It's session to-day. "a resolution q "a
adopted thanking Rev. DIR. Chress ben,sky.
Tor fifteen years past O missionary III CHM.
for his services 10 translattng the ScripttIrss
into the Chinese Language. H. - a a
The Committee on Mission Offerings re.
ported that In their Judgment the need OF A.
more tboIo Ugh enlistment of the people In the
great missionary cause was becoming more
apparent every year. The committee sups
gested the adoption Of q series OF resolutions
TO the effect that 1t Is, the boHnden duty Of
every one baptized TO systematically give a
due portion Of his subsisteHee for the
spread or the Gospel and the salvation Of
men; that It Was the iduty of pastors TO in:
sist upon this; and that " bile Il. may inet.be
practicable to Introduce the pledge and en-
,yelope'systea, Ia every diocese where It had
been established it had proved a success,
and they earnestly recommend its adoption.
The report was accepted !; and after quite o.
discussion OF the resolutions accompanying
1t they were adopted. -. !,
, The-secretary WAS instructed 10 send a.
COPY Of, olntioHs TO, eachmipister hag-S
Ing charge of parish. .--,---- :
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New York Items.

z NEW YORK, October 27.-The jury in the
case of John Dolan, on trial for the murder
of James 81. Noe, after being out fifteen
minutes returned ayerdict Of guilty, and he
was sentenced to be hanged on the 10th of
december. A .t. -.1Ji.t
s. Jobn Dowell to-day shot his SON Thomas
in a drunken quarrel. The wound is fatal.
Il The United States Trust Company, in
which was deposited certain funds belonging
TO the estate Of the county auditor (Watsou(,
was to-day ordered BY the Surrogate Court
TO nav into the State treasury S590,43o 81,
being the amount of the Judgment obtained
in The suit of the people against Watson, 'of
the defendants in the ring suits, ri III
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DSt> TH"vs FIRE n AUSTIN, MiSs.--Ie0tf>hiS,
I3'Tf IA special III ;Ditch to the iDpe u lays
-. l.h! al u O'Clock lire was discovered III the
Ny;"f I1gi of DUuaIaay's dry goods store, Austin,
80. %hcn spread rapidly, and soon destroyed the
f'!ir 1uH!hrs- p"rricr OF Tie town, causing great
~ !" HE i-op!e CT that place. After the alarm
80" !.Frn very citizen turned ont 10 assist in pre-.
',nii; me ,LIes from spreading but heavy wind
a'c' a lie ;E". ard little cOuid be done 10 ar
,e,' .Te ae-d"ay ~ The flames. Ten large busi-
- ~ hoG'"s were aansnmcd. BY hard work The
'''e. We: prevented from crossing The street
,.,, ~. -2s:ence portion OF the place,
s.t t'" VOTE, w2t'1 hare ct.r.cd much greater loss
a.. hlncA suffering. l.. ~ bearings, gro.
HiSagF Co., drugs aud groceries, So, 900; Max
- ~; orr goods, $4,000; T. Nibl!lts. grocery.
ytiiopp; 6. ". Dunaway's two stores, With stock
~'a1u al - Geo, together with books and $500 In
~ all iG&:; Henry Kahn, dry goods, 81. 900;
t.! .tp! H"gpt, owner OF building, $1,000. In
e,r ~, ono s.n!y was L Masonic lodge, which lost
C:fstHhE Palmer & FrecllwelI, drugs. IS 900:
80 80 SioEt's SALOON, s2,o0U; Mccain block.
o1LPed ~ !9qucs and Nelson ". Nathan, dry
s."s and law o1lrs 10000. The total loss Will
Ip"',t u $4,000 or more. which there isSefy
w., !n.nrance The Ere was undoubtedly The
"Nf" Of iDoendi4r!es
AZ fIHES-Scntman's cotton-mi.ls, uear
MT Cecil county, Nd, was burned with its
n1 ~ c"tlenS Tuesday The origin Of The fire IS
- IRE al tenlryllle, Ind. destroyed G. 4. Wren
ut q ga j. +. I'ugLs dfug-storcs. and groceries
0;ii,,,4i'"f ana IL. Z. Lesson, and Mrs. Tutrle's
lux! ahc crntents. Loss, f26,G00. szg,
81 . H.. 1'!! dc .roycd by fire Tuesday night Loss
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baltimore Election.

BALTIMORE, October 27.-The election Of
mayor and city councilmeu took Place to-day.
The contest was very close and exciting.
The vote was the largest ever cast, $1,000
being polled, Of which General T. G. L1trobe,
the Democratic candidate for mayor, received
27 $40, and Fl. NJ. Wartald, the Reform ard
Re publican candidate, 24,SS9. Latrobe's
majority, 2,731. ....,
The Democrats elect ten out of twenty
members Of the first branch of the City
Council, and eight out often members ofthe
second branch. The election passed Oh
quietly. -.-.1 +. H~ ~. IL ..'.. -
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Mexico.

. Cry OF Mexico, October 20.-The Cham.
her of Deputies was prorogued on the 10th
instant, The extraordinary powers of the
Executive were voted by 1879 to IA. ..p.g5..s
) ,Adyices from Guadalsjara state that i've
PARTICIPANTS 10 the murder OF The American
missionary John l.. Stephens, which oc.
cured at 0huauIco in March, 1870, had been
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weather Probabilities.

WAsH1NGToN, Octoter 27.--For The Gulf
and South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, and
southwest to southeast winds.
For the Middle States and New England,
rising barometer, northwesterly winds, and
lower temperature. with clear weather in
the former and cloudy weather and rain in
the latter. clearing Thursday morning.
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Gernaiasnn.y.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.

BERLIN, October 27.-The German Parlla.
naent met to-day. The Emperor was absent
ON account Of iudispositiop, md his speech
was read by the Minister of State His Ma
ipsty snys. so far as human Judgment can.
discern. peace is more assured now than st
any, time during the twenty years preceding
he recoustruction of the Empire.l 81 IL !
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SUICIDE IN RALIIAoRR.-Mr. Charles II. Brun-
dise,a wcllknown whoesa fruitd, aer In this city,
committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself
through the heart. Mr. bruniige became seriously
involved in the enterprise started spring 10 buy
The Highland Park property and reopen the hotei,
and the financial trUnUes which Its ll.suceess en-.
tailed upon him destroyed his moral balance ana
drove HIM 10 the catnmissinn Of the deed. lie died
Within few moments after firing the shot, leaving
no com muncatfou, written or verbal, IN regard TO
his suicide imerfcH7i, 21M. $ -
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POSTAL AFFAIRS FirStniG-Route No. H.
435, Luray 10 Front Royal change of service is or
dered from 9th November next-rlZ: From Lur1y
by Hope Mills Ced,r Point, Oyerairs. Beatonville,
Alieu's Cross Roads "a. o., and Bucks Mills IN.
Oh to Front Royal, twenty three and three quarter
rrSies, aud back, twice week, with side supply from
Front Royal by Harycy's Mills TO Ham baugh's,e
anu three quarter miles. and back. twice week In
due connection, increasing distance four miles, mt
pyO yTtU pay, . II Fl ..ar
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The Official Vote In OHIO.

COLUMBUS, October 27.-The following is
the Official vote for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor For Governor-Hayes, 297 ,S13 j;
Allen, 292 ,264. Hayes majority, 5,549. For
Lieutenant. Governor Young, 297, 931; Ca.
sey, PSI ,96S. Youns's majority, 9,963.
Highest prohibition vote, $3.50.
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TRENCH BRANDY. James Henncssy
and, Dubois Frere,s1 BRANDY, In quarter
casks octaYes, and cases. from four TO fifty years OH
These ERANDIES have been imported by myself,
and warrant them to be OF rs fine quality as any
Int Frznce: t)Se AR CRAM,
nc 2.eods a&ld1S No. Il Governor street,
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RICHMOND. AID yDAyYHLKR RAILROAD co1peY. n
offEE MASTER Or tn ANS. May SO,Ia7S. = T.
GCHED1TI,E or TR$ ThiS f5sys 81 q ~ ~ (
y Is TSOs
Richra6uf n ~ NE n IL y twafaSle
S.sS 4 M ~ o:us q is.sst. ~
DanviiH Il S7F M iesyss q ls srS
,asio,,s - " B:i0 ~ arrive.
TREiS S. q s,,fsc y. = ,ss :, - 5,sSf
LEANs xfREss. EasswartdA lea leaves chsaSs,e Al
q Sfa 3 IN !unclign at
49,, ~ W - f:sa ~. rSens-
Iesye. n sx
iile NJ 5 d. e,,,Yso g fa;,,s ng IN
III G . - 1asSa ~ 1ssSaiaponu ~ csNS'
P IA IN M al , III {.
Ffs ri1r sI,nIti Taaans sa
iesSes BuSkeTiI. ~
ii bss IS VsSps III ~ ~ 50 no - ~ =
leaves aTsepsoofe' al s45 a. Ii.; eares siistnr
ia $500 $500 q
q; n NJ; az arIisss at ChnIoue az o:iS A. 3naS .i
TRAIN No ,4,--1HHouGH MAIL. Eastward-
Leaves Charletts % 9:10 P.sM.s leaves salisbury
az il:5SvP a.: leaves q reegsboro' at Is All ~
leavss DanysHe al on n. M.. leaves nppdee a6
6:t6 "a Ms leaves BnrkeytaM at 11:S h MI
arrives q Eichnond at 2:aa ~. NJ 81 Rs1sfs.
Westsard kiehfacsd al T. H.: Arrives Inc:
at Bnrksyilla gat 12AS p 81. leaves Burkerfke
at1.2G p M; arrives. at LynchburR at 4.26 r, Es
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RLru BLI'aS CURRENCY TACTICS Washing
ga. 'cIo'~r 2G.--It hs- never been doubted among
rr"l politicians here that the Republican leaders
~ 'h!" w"r" IN realty about as unso,nd OH the
,ihncy on, siic.I u The Democrats. Now. after
we ccctlhn = over, the comes here that some
- G'e HIlnclid. Republican newspapers and speak
~ are already taking the ground that contraction
- h' 10 b. thought u. aud that ii Is impossible TO
i''"'ne spcc!f~paymcnts in 1879.
mo Contraction" We repeat, Is the platform
upon which !ht next President will be elected.J
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N,,i.ro.G;il:p,,ee.lrine gExpioston.

BosTos, October T.-Nitro.glyeerine was
az nIoded under the windows OF Harvard
College last night and several hundred panes
Of glass shattered. There vas mario"
ssescape from serious damage. Some students,
it is said, were the perpetrators
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washington Items.

~ WASHINGTON, October 27.-The President
.has5issued proclamation naming Thursday,
November 25.b, as thanksgiVing-day.
The President has recognized Charles
Lundin yice.consul OF Sweden and Norway
at Richmond. Va. -
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THE RICHMOND AND ATLANTIC KLINE RE-
Court at Atlanta, Ca, on Friday. MIR. j. II. Fisher,
Of Brooklyn, y. y, and one OF the largest bond
holders OF the road, WIS appointed receiver Of the
Richmond and Atlantic AIRLINE railroad, rice
Colonel l.. L. Grant, OF Atlanta. The new receiver
announces his intention to re-equip the road and
nut IL In firSt.clasS order.
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THE GUIBoRD FrSER AL Montreal, October
26The latest and official news in connection W ith
The GuiDorImatter is mat ne IS 10 be buried on the
Sth Of November nex5. Having died on that Gay
six years ago, the members of The Institute Cana
dten have chosen the anniversary OF his death Tor
the day Of burial ..."su.@ a..- .". y
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sGsrfiI of HE German bishops having asked the
H., .ii, ,he vatican as 10 what line of conduct
tgI,it5,,, pursue In their conflict with the Gov
Ella ~ ~ a. ana %htoneli! has addressed n q r.
c,.i,aS' ~ tH psiinpf OF Germany asksgg for their
~ U tha best means OF arriving &C an nm
F~'"'"oaIR T!IQ the Government, tE. Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-28

FREEpMES's BANK. osmaster-G General
Cresweil. as president of the Freedmen's Bank
Commissioners, has signed sone thirty thousand or
more checks 10 pay the depositors the twenty per
cent dividend declared. The strain on his sight has
be: so much that II has temporarily sffected hts
ewes. s. t.'..ft " .... 80. .s|s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-28
NEW COAL AND WOODWARD.

- The undersigned woun inform the citizens OF
Richmond generally, and those of Oregon Hill and
Sidney In par tic lar, that he has removed from his
lately rented premises, corner Main and Belytdefe
streets, 10 his own yar, Be.yioere between Main
and Cary streets, where may be found all kinds Of
COAL and COkEaud large supply of best OAK
and PINE WOOD. having no rent TO pay, be is
enabled to sell FUEL at lower rates than he other
wise could, and invites call differentiation Of
his supply. plcdgng every effort to give satisfac-
ti0n FULL WEIGHT and MEASURE always
accorded. +. ts.ets. - WILLIAM p. FORD, s
~. tss ~ - .. No. 3 10 west Broad and
oc 4.MSThlm Revdere near Main street.