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" OCTOBER 18TH, 1876.

Et5- OCIODEh 10TH, 1917
More new and elegant CLOASS, WRAPPINGS,
DRESS GOODS, CAMEL'S-aAIR SUITS, &C.,
jus opened ana on the way for Fair week.
T. K. PRICE & CO. will open every day this
week fl ON last importations
FL, CANT BEAVER CLOTH CLOAkS, every shape
aud style;
coIored CAMEL,S-HAIR WALKING SUITS;
Plaid ;'AMtL'S.HAIH POLOAAISE GOODS;
Brown, b,ue, and other shades DIAGONAL POP
LlNa;
Black G ROS-GRAIN SlLKS-barcains;
Colorcd DRESS aud TRIMMING SILKS;
Black LONG and SQUARE SHAWLS;
Long blanket and striped SHA"LS;
BALMORAL SkiETS-great variety;
OPERA FLANNELS;
Plai 1 and striped FLANNELS;
BED BLANK IT'S, 1914, 12.4, 1874
Black and culored sILk-TELVETS;
Striped and fancy HOSE;
CORSETS. g., &c.
The largest stock of MOURNING GOODS ever
exhibited in the South.
Great stock of CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs opon-
Ing very day. DC 10
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The gold premium advanced again slightly
yes erday. opening at 1tGs and going up 10
li7, closing ut 1165 bid, liz asked Bdltl-
a6ore Amer9oaa, 18th.
So It did the day before, and you attri-
Busted it TO the report thst+be Democrats
bad carried Ohio. The advance of Friday
gives the best answer to such silly theories.
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ME- sYCLE BROTHERS are retailing
their large and extensive stock Of BROWN and
BLEACHED CoTToNS, BROWN and BLEACH
ED sHEETINGs, DOMESTIC PLAIDs, CHE
yIoT and SHIFTING STRIPES at Wholesale
nr,ces. oc18
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sNtWxRHEETS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


DICHMOND- rHEATRE. .s.s..5...
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH
'75. THE EVENT OF THE sEAsos. 10
APPEARANCE OF THE
ORIGINAL SELECT COMBINATION.
BUFFALO EILL, TEXAS JACK
aud the peerless dlnseuse
M,LLE MoRLAC @ l.
In thri!lingly effective ana
ENTIRELY NEW WESTERN DRAMAS
.sse,-s-aezs~aa-z-1 and
MORLACCHrs FARCes
With
SUPERIOR DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tickets, 25 and 75c.; reserved Seats -: 90, noh
sheet at Wyatt's. 920 Main ST. eet. oe.o--.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No THE FACTS ARE KNOWN
THAT
sYCLE BEoTHF RS

have one ofhe largest and cheapest stocks or
DRY GOODS in the State. and are selling all iheif
goods with q very SMALL PROFIT, at the very
lowest bottom price. Don't buy your Dry Goods
before calling on them us you can always save from
Is to 20 per cent. in buying there. DC 10
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1The Old-Fashioned Man, would make
good judge OF elections. He is bitter
personal enemy Of one of the Conservative
on nd dates
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday. October. 7, 1875, at The
residence of the brides aunt. Mrs. +. Nn'tn'
Buffalo, Y. Y, by Rev. l.: X. Fraz r: pIi - D.
daughter of James Few, Esq. No cards.
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w sYCLE BROTHERS are selIisg
CASHMERES In all the fashionable shades at soc.
worth soc. per yard. oclo
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Rpow all mon by these presents. that we, the SUBJ
scribers b ing stockholders In the James River
and kanawha Company, do hereby constitute ana
aDD0iut - our true and lawful attorney
and proxy to represent each of us In all general
meetings of Observation-Disclosures of said company held
within SIX months from ard after The dale hereof
when we are not personally present represented
by s~me other proxy. with full power and AL horitY
at ssch general meetings 10 give sncn vote or votes
and TO do such other act acts each OF us could
give OK do as a member of the said meetings II we
were ;sersnuay present: and we do hereby ra'ifv
ana e;nrm whsteyer vote or votes act or acts. our
said attorney may lawfully give or do for us IN pur-
suance of the authority hereby conferred npon him.
Witlsss cur hands and seals this - Cay Of -,
one thousand, eight hundled and -.
(SEALJ
oc 15-2sw2w SEAL
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DEATHS.

DdeS Saturday,, October 10Th. at her residence,
Mrs PnEBk RLANKENSHlP, In the e!ghty-hf
year or her age. -o,,,o,oo
M o406 vain street, MONDAY. OctOsfr 18TH,
At i O'clock Friends and acquain tances are in
yIied TO attend.
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ME- CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH, for
HEALING DISEASED GUMS and ULCERATED
MOUTH; and for DIStSFECTING THE ODOR
caused by DECAYED TEETH. Recommended by
the best dentists and physicians Of the city, and
prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street
Price, SOC. a bottle. Sc %
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~AT sYCLE BROTHERS you will
now find one of the largest and best stocks Of CAR
PETS, oIL-CLOTHs, RUGS, MATTINGs, and
HAssOCKs at less than manufacturers prices.
LIZ
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me- BLACK ALPACAS cheaper than
anywhere at SYCLE BROTHERS.. Save money as
long as you can. DC 10
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NTERINO AND ALL-WOOL
NDER w e A r.

LADIES' MERINO and ALL-WOoL VhslsA0N
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERIN0 and ALL'"o0N
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
CHILDRpS,s MERINo and ALL-"oeh
SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES', GESTLEMEN's, and CHtLpkhH
MERINo and ALL-wooL HOSE and HALE
hose.
We are now receiving our fall stock oil INC -
GOODS, to which we invite the attention % -
friends and the public generally, ard suAfAH''
saving of 25 per cent. by bu, Ing Of Us.
COURTNEY POWELL, 81 } scns'i stne.,
Sc Ism betStcp sfeb;a and NM.
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~GO TO sYCLE BROTHERS. for
your DRESS GOODS, as yen can make your selec-
ton from 1000 pieces-new shades and styles
there; and will also find the latest styles VI TRIM
MISGS to match. DC 40
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MT GO TO SYCLE BROTHERS for
your BLANKETS. They have splendid stock OF
WHITE BED-BLANKETS from IS TO $40 per
paIr. A full assortment OF COLORED BLANK
ETs, WHITE and COLORED QUILTS, and COM
FORTS very low. ocio
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63l.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MO. 1 R,EED-STORE. WITH FIX
IN TIRES COMPLETE FOR CONDUCTING
SALE observation-disclosures TO close UP my
business. hereby on for sale at very mocerate
price the Ely. FIXtUREs, SO of the etore now
occupied by me, No. 72S MAIN STREET, near
Seventh. with lite money and attention a
large profit can lie made apply either to me or 10
ROBERT Il. LYME for full particulars.
oc fa.4t - $50 s.. s. GARTER. Agent.
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L'OR SALE, STOCK GOODWILL. and
+ FIN suRh,, of grfen- and fAnily-grocerg
st re. Toa COURTEOUS ani energetic man thls Y
29f3 5hysrcet. el5,3lN
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NJ PLAIN. PLAID, AND STRIPED
OPERA FLANNELS, In all colors. at
ocls SYCLE BaOTHkRS'.
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FAIRS AND FEASTS.
CRACE-SrREEr BAPTIST CHURCE
" FAIR.

To assist in raising me. rs for enlargiHg and
making more comfortable the "infaBt classroom
of Grace-Street Baptist church, the lades OF iat
con1reoation have decided To- hold Falk IN the
lecinreeroom Every DAY AND NIGHT THIS
WEEK. beginni ng on TUESDAY, 18th or octo-
The ladies engaged In this undertaking earnestly
solicit the patronage Of alt friends 10 SUM ~ scn9ois.
Mothers who wish TO buy Chi dren'5 handsome pique
ing viii fnd to their iuterest to visit ibis tar
As here will be no ion II The close OF the SAFE
all articles will be maI ked SO as 10 alio" o''
rate profit. -, nc n, ,o e,r,,e,od
with all the deiicaces Of The season. . ,,,s Gov,
ou1 70 families every day from IL VI. 10 L. NJ.
doors open from l. =. N. to II T. NJ.
Admission tickets, 10 cents, which may nc re-
deem ed az the refreshmt nt-'abes. oc 10 ot
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me- AT sYCLE BROTHERS you can
now find fifty different styles of HIGR.BACk
COMBS in all the latest styles. 10
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MEETINGS..

-
HEADo'Rs RICHMOND CoMMANDERY. NO. z,
KNIGHTS rEMPLAR. I
RICHMOND, October IL, 1879.
cPECIAL ORDER No. -. w
- SIR MISUNDERSTANDING al Wash ~
ine,on Hall TONIGHT at IN O'Clock ~
with side arms and fatigue cao for drill. 4 Y
Every member Is requested 10 be present.
nv order OF the Eminent Commander.
WILLIAM I. ALLtS. Captaln-General.
Attest: GEORGE <. PACE, Recorder. &C 1877
MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated SSER
lVE rouyocaiIon of HARMSN ROYAL YAK.
ARCH CHAPTER. No. Sc. VIII taSe place s sasysS
THIS EVESIE3 at O'Clock at MasoHs
Hall on Twenty if h street. All Royal Arch Ma
sons in good stanciug are fraternally lnVf.d 10
attend. Ey order OF the VI. +. II. L.
WILLIAM WILSON,
% J,* Secretary.
rBnHE REGULAR MONTHLY NEE Ting
/ of the MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
RTILDING FUND AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
viii be hid on THIS (iondayl EVEN NC, al the
l.. d. hO1RF,
oc 1S-1t* SrcreInfy.
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~WHITE TEETH! WHITE TEETH
USE ONLY
MEADE BAKERS
PONINE RICE.
1t Is harmless, effective, and pleasant. The best
dentists use and recommend IL.
Prepared. solely by
MEADE BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street.
Price, SOC. q box. SEES
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES PIvEE AsD}
KANAwHA COMPANY. I
RICHMOND, october l 8, 1875.
NTOTICE.-The ANNUAL meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF The JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWIIA COMPANY will b. held at this
Ofiice on WEDNESDAY, November 81, at III
O'Clock 4. M.
By order of the Bo.rd of ninc'ors:
WILLIAM Z. MUNFORD.
Secretary.
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DREsS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.
We have in stock all the novelties .! The season ~
URESS GOODS.
Also, READY.MADE SUITS,
BAsQUES, and oVERSKlRfS,
Handsome CLOTH C,.OAKS, rev shape
These were made expressly for retail trade 'ne's-
fore are made in the best manufr.
New styles of STRIPED COTTON HOSE for -
dies and children:
YAK LACES,
wORSTED PRINCES,
VELVET RIBBONS,
CaMBRIC EbGINGS, &C;
NAVY BLUE and DARK BROWN SASH
RIBBONS;
FRENCH aud ENGLISH CAsS!MEREs Ia DC"
patterns;
Great bargains In TABLE DsNAsk.
The only agents for Frank I.esle's fAfsH in.
TERMS In this msrket-the most re!itp'e pa''@1
In use. COURTNEY u 10" HLh'
SIS Bread street
acn between Eiphih ard Ninul.
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fIOHEN BROTHERS
are now ready 10 exhibit
THE RGEST AND CHEAPEST ST,

are now ready 10 exhibit
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK "
GODS
II has ever been their pleasure TO Offer. Among tie
many great bargains are:
9 cases AUBURN BLEAI HE'D MUSLIN at !0.;
8 cases ANDROSCUGGIN BLEA.tIED MUSLIN
at10hc.; ...
S cases AMOSXEAG CALICOES at 5tc.-:el.IGs
generally at from 10 l0c.;
4 cases ALPACA and MUHAIR E:SGOODSE
1870. worth from rs to soc:
ENGLISH MERISO double width, l6ic.-rs-
duced from 40c.;
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, HOItAlR, ast
SILK LUoTRES at au"tion prices;
so pieces BL ACk CASHMERE a. iclst zoe. yard
less Than regular prices;
The g-s ALL-WOOL TAMISE al 6j add I0c.-
never sold at less thsn 81.
COHEN BROTHERS are ofyrrg The !aisess
stock Of BLACK and COLORtD SlLh> IN tbs
city, including all the evening shades. Ncst Of
them sre sold so per ce. les than al New lWA
prices.
Also. the largest ard cheapss. stock OF REAL
LACES In this city.
COHEN BROTHERS are selling LADIES RE-
YER S1BLE SHAW Is at Toe; MIS- 5 SliA"L>
ut 32c.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at less than they were
ever known.
Also, large stock of KNIT VESTS.
COHEN BROTHERS are Gil.rng zoo dds'sa'
patterns OF HAMBURGII ENBRJ!DEai al lss'
than usual prices.
They are also Offering The che. pet stock %
FLANNELS ever known
CASs1MEREs Mt SOC. worth Soc wool ;do':
worth IL .25;
VIRGINIA CASHMERE at S0;, selling genei'
~ at 1850:
WATERPROOF at great reduct'on
UNeLEACHkD KNITTING COTTON, manutc'
tured expressly to their order the nes' An'"I
IN this market. at 33c. pouii:
Their two.tuttpn REAL KID GLOVES al sbae
worth Sl.75; also, four. button In opera shio'''
PRINCES, BIZ ITONS, u. d other TKlhNls's@
great variety at
oc On COHEN BROTHERS.
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CATHOLIC PRAYERBOOKS.
~ aNDBlELS, s. TO IS per hllr bred .
IL I'll. .rIepa:rtof EEiNI'!kEt ttttjSr; " :

L: st.g4 80. .ea 81 ~ u
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Hair! Hair! Hair.

Just having been to New York City, have pur
chased the largest stock Of HaIf Switches and Other
Hair Goods ever brought to Wheeling. Also large
stock Of Millinery and Straw Good!, cheap Jewelry,
UNlr.hands, BarkscOmhy CortstA dc,
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merchantable form, tons upon tons Of it
have been yearly dug out and thrown
away at an absolute, unproduCtive ex-
peRse to the quarry owners, whose only
efforts were directed to obtaining the blue
limestone suitable for burning into lime,
and for macadamizing our streets,
Rosendale and Louisville Cement, to the
amount Of thousands Of dollars have been
used in the masonry Of our bridges, sewers
and other public and private structures,
while the material for better quality Of
the same article lay sandwitched in our
lodges Of lime rock, positive nuisance
to our quarrymen. Within year or
two past, Andrew Long, one Of our Mas
ter Masons, has experimental in small
way with our cement rock and found the
cement made therelrom to be fully equal
to the very best Rosendale and vastly
superior to the Louisville article. Hav-
ing fully satisfied himself Of this superi.
ty, Mr., Long has this summer erected a
building and put up machinery for the
manufacture Of cement on 4 large scale.
We recently visited this new establish
ment and found everything gotten up on
plan calculated to yield the largest re-
suits with the most economical expendi-
ture in the process Of manufacture, The
great kiIns for roasting the cement rock
and burning lime rest upon u sCriptural
ioundatiOn-a solid rock-and are lOca.
ted convenient TO and below the quarry.
The cement mill is located Immediately
below and adjoining the kilns, so
that the roasted stone Is shoveled out
Of the kiln into the grinding machinery
from which It runs into the barrels and
Is ready for shipment without Siugleex-
ira handling. Mr.. Long informs us that
the Works will turn out from fifty to seven
ty-fve barrels per day, This cement he
can afford to sell at retail for one dollar
and half per barrel, and Of course can
wholesale II so as to leave n fair mar
gin Of profit to the dealer, Much Of the
advantage arising from the USE Of cement
mortar has been lost on account OF the
high price which has too often tempted
niggArdly or dishonest contractors to Use 1t
very sparingly, and by excessive use Of
sand practically destroying the value Of
hemortar as cement, At the low fig
nrcs proposed by Mr.. Long, this tempta.
ton to a sparing use ofthe cement will be
avoided, which will be maniiestly to the
advantage Of the work.
When we consider the almost Infinite
variety OF purposes for which cement
could be proftably used, we cannot see
how the new Cement Works can fail Of Sc
curing large business at the low prices
which Mr., Long proposes to sell his pro.
duct. Like all our other manufacturing
industries conducted with skill and en-
terprise, the Wheeling Cement Works
we predict will be success.
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Minor kilograms.

HAVANA, October 10 Two more
steamers arrived from Spain, with REIN
forCements for the army,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October lO.-The
first building In the country erected ex-
clusively for the order Of sOverignS Of
industry was dedicated to-day.
MUNICH, October lO.-The Royal de-
cree gives effect to the imperial laws in.
Producing compulsory civil marriages.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 10,-A
contract has been entered into for the
completion OF the Little Rock n Fort
Smith Railroad, a distance Of 10 miles,
between the present terminus, Atlas, and
Fort Smith.
BUFFALO, October lO.-Thos. Keenan,
and BENZ. Dickey, aldermen, were to-day
arraigncd in the Superior Court, criminal
term, for misconduct In Office, in selling 10
the city and auditing their accounts for
work and supplies furnished. They were
held to bail in $4,000 each,
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Two NIurderers LYnchcd.

MILWAUKEE, October l9.-About q
week ago the Sheriff Of Portage county
named Baker, was killed by two brothers
named Ames and Isaac Courtright,
whom he attempted 10 eject from a build
ing. This morning about three o'clock
a party masked, numbering about forty,
went to the Jail at Stevens Point seized
the watch and put him in irons, beat
down the outside doors, took out the
Courtrights and hung them to u pine
tree overhanging the road. Tho whole
affair was quickly and systematically
executed.
There Is no evidence Of the identity OF
the perpetrators, but il is understood
they came from the town of Planer. In
the trial Of Erskine several witnesses
we're examined. After the prosecution
rested the acting District Attorney en-.
tered . nolle as 10 the first count, which
charged that Erskine had permitted GER
tain tubs in sheiield's distillery 10 re-
main unsealed.
Mr., Fisk opened for the defense. The
first witness called was ex.SupervisOr
Mum, The Court is holding an evening
session,
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7OLUME XXIV----NUMBER 50.
ChlCREO.

CHICAGO, October 9.-Flour-Demaud
moderate and unchanged. Wheat-Falr
demand at lower rates; No, Chicago
spring 81 l6Is; No. 2, 81 lO9t spot; 81 l0j{
seller October; sales at 81 Osys seller No,
vember No, 8, 97c; rejected sGc. Corn
Quiet; No. 2 mixed 54c spot; 533sc bid
seller October; 5OHc seller November;
46jSc seller year; rejected 5Sa5S5%c, Oats
Quiet and firm; No, 2, SSI+c spot; SS%c
IelIer October; sec bid seller November,
Barley and Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
POrk-SteAdy and in moderate demand at
so 20 spot $91 65a2l 10 seller October;
$40 25al9 80 seller November, Lard-Quiet
at $l3 70al3 rs spot; Sl2 l4seller the year.
Bulk Meats-Dull at sLasNal2kaiSIsa
1874. WhiSky-Steady with moderate de.
mand ut 81 1917.
On call board Wheat was easier at 81 l0a
lOk October and 81 0sal OSIS November.
Corn lower; 5ShR5S9Gc October; 5OI+a5O9so
November, Oats unchanged. Pork and
Lard unchanged,
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Indian Affairs.

O'KMUIAEE, October l0.-About one
thousandP PottOwattami Indians and an ad
vance party Of the tribe from Topeka,
Kansas, passed through here to-day for
their new home in the Indian Territory.
They were we'll provided with teams,
wagons and household goods.
At Fort Gibson last evening Miss Cora
Ross, daughter Of Col. Ross, principal
chief Of the Cherokee Nation, was mar
ried 10 X. B. Howard, NJ. D., at the house
Of her father, About one hundred guests
were present, including the officers Of
Company |, Fifth Cavalry, stationed at
the fort, and their wives and the elite Of
the nation. The beautiful residence Of
Chief Ross was elegantly decorated and
the grounds brilliantly illuminated. The
whole affair was the most recherche ever
witnessed in the territory.
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1.lrhtlnr a Flre Nlth Kerosene.

Oil Cry, October 19.-A small tene.
ment house In The northern part Of the
city, occupied by n family named Girty,
was burned this afternoon. The mother
Of the family had gone away, leaving the
house in charge Of three children, who
endeavored to kindle fire with Kerosene
during her absence. The fire in the stove
ignited the oil In the can, which instant.
y exploded, enveloping the house in
flames and so burning the boy who was
lighting the iite that there are no hopes
Of his recovery. One Of the little girls,
about thirteen years OF age, escaped with.
out y,but the other child, a little girl
about four years old, ran TO a closet and
shut the door. She was not discovered
till the house was burned, when her char.
red remains we're found.
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LoUsvfLLE, October 19.-The Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons convened
in the Masonic Temple on Monday even.
ing. Grand High Priest, Joseph 2.
Force, in the the oriental chair presiding,
Il being the ffty.ninth annual Conmu-
nicatiOn. The other officers elected we're
as follows: James A. Bealtie, Of Louis
VILE, Grand High Priest; Jas. W. Staten,
Of Brooksville, Deputy Grand High
Priest; Jas. d. Blue, Of Morganheld, Grand
King; G. y. BuCkner, Of Lexington, Grand
Scribe; Albert G. Hedges, OF LouiSville,
Grand Treasurer; for Grand Secretary,
Joseph:IT. Btanham; Of IOwensboro.
LoUtsvTLLE, October 10.-The seventy.
sixth annual session Of The Grand Lodge
Of Masons Of Kentucky opened with an
attendance OF about five hundred. The
Most Worshipiul Henry Bostwick ptesid.
ing. A committee Of FIVE was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive Of the
grief Of The Masonic Brotherhood at the
death Of the eminent brother, John G.
Breckenridge, Past Grand Orator. A
memorial report upon the late Grand
Sectetary,s. NJ. McCotkle,waS adopted by
rising vote. The late Grand Secretary
was buried this afternoon with Masonic
hOnOts,
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
still Another Fire at Charleston
Loss mot very Great but InSur-
anCe very Light.

6FVSAAA " NA1 thtlAukNHSois
CHARLESTON, W. Va Oct. 10.
At halt.past seven o'clock this evening"
while the Republicans here were holding
a jolli6cation over Hayes election as
Governor OF Ohio, and were indulging in
bOn6res, Cannonading, &c., FIRE broke
out in Doddridge's restaurant on Capitol
street, which swept from the Cotton Opera
House to Virginia street, totally destroy
ing seven store houses, including Gates
photograph gallery; also the Hale House
Livery Stable, and the KAnawha Valley
Marble Works on Virginia street.
The Opera House and the Courier news.
paper building barely escaped. The loss
in buildings will amount probably to
$4,000, The insurance is very light, as
most Of the insurance companies recently
cancelled their policies on this tinder.bOx
row. The loss on stocks Of merchandise
will be considerably more than on the
buildings destroyed. The principal loser
Is r. X. Skees, who was the owner Of
several Of the buildings. Ills insurance
is only about 5000.
The fire Is now under control.
REPORTER.
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The Mlsslsslppi Treaty Of Peace.

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New York.

NRw YORK, October l9,-CottOn-Quiet
at l4hal4ssC. Flour-Quiet; superfnG
western and State s. 90a5 50i common ia
good s. GOa5 90; good to choice 50 95aG 25i
white wheat extra 50 55aS 20; extra Ohio
S. 7Oa7 rs; st. Louis IS 95a9 90. Rye Flour
and Corn Meal-Quiet and unchanged,
Wheat-Irregular; No. spring 81 Sjal S0i
rejected 81 07al 49, No. 2 Chicago spring,
new and old, 81 25al 2Gk; No,2 Milwau'
kee, new and old, 81 Slal 81; No. 3, do,
81 29a1 A. Rye-Quiet. Bariey-iieavy,
Malt-Firm. Corn Heavy and lower
western mixed steam 6sa69 JSc; do sail 70a
7lc. Oats-LOwer, except for mixed Chi.
cagO aud Milwaukee; western mixed State,
inferior to prime, S5a40Hc. liay-Quiet at
G5a7OC. IIops-f'irm; yearlingS ut Sal2c,
Coifee-Firm at lSAa29c, Sugar-Fair to
good refined 79SaSC; prime sAc, MOlasses
aud RicS-Quiet, Whisky-Firm at 81 II.