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verse 8; the seventh chapter or Sc, 81. Matthew,
and delivered short eShortatiou. He said
that if his bearers were honest With God, He
would he honest with them. IT, they asked
Him for bread 10 good faith He was not
going to give them a stone. They should
ask him to revive the good work here 10
Brooklyn. There were two or three different
kinds Of people. There were persons who
asked, and persons who never asked. and he
assured them there were great many gifts
which they got from Heaven just by asking
for them. What was needed was knocking
Christians. God, like some men and women,
perhaps, kept his most valuable things locked
up, and it was necessary to Knock for them.
At the close Of Mr.. Moody's address the
Rev. DIR. Cuvler offered prayer.
Mr.. Ssukey said he hoped they heard That
knocking of which Mr.. Moody had spoken
He then sang the hymn,
Knocking knocking. who Is there,
Waiting, wai;irg, oh how fair
Then there was a general asking FOR prayers
BY men and women all through the assem-
Div prayers by mothers and fathers for their
chllGren: prayers for men who had become
drunkards.
Mr.. Moody asked for prayers for Mrs. Tai
mage, the wife Of the pastor, and after silent
prayer he prayed for all for whom requests
had been made.
The Rev. DIR. Fulton, of the Hanson Place
Baptist church, then offered prayer, and
prayed for himself and the ministers OIL
Brooklyn.
The Rev. Mr.. Haynes also led in prayer
after which Mr.. Moody said that ut the close
OF the meeting at the Rink every night IN
quiry.mectin would be held In the Simp
son Methodist Episcopal church and in TIT
Reformed church, opposite the rink.
The meeting was then dismissed.
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The Burning Mines.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2S.-Dispatches
published this morning say the very latest
from the mines is that the smoke from Ophir
river is due entirely 10 the first few timoers
which were burned. 1t is believed there is
no fire below.
The Consolidated Virginia mine is believed
toe safe.
Later.--The gratifying Information has
been received that the mines are all right.
Men have been through from The Gould Il
Curry mine to the Ophir. There is no fire in
the workings aud no damage has been done.
VIRGINIA CITY, October 29.-John Mackey,
principal owner in mines, has been through
them, and reports the condition OF affairs
better than expected. He says things look
more cheerful, and by spring everything
will be running as well, il not better, than
before the fire.
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FEN or Az
RICHMOND sioux ExCHANGE.

FRIDAY, October 30, 1875.
SALES $3.50 Virginia Tax-FeceIyable coupons at
90.
Gold. American gold. II s bid. i:
STATE Securities. Virginia cousols. 64 bid, 641s
ns nere sa ae asresa y asss sfs isa
receivan,e coupons, 90 bid. GOV asked ''.'r 80
a!itp Seeuraes.-R Richmond city s's, 1o7k bid,
Lysbpurs city Is, sas DID s sssed g ASKED
Railroad Fond s.-Cheiapease and Ohio Rail-
road s gSId n, 40 asktd yrgns Central
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Third mortgage
s's, >. and D.. IS asked; sonihsde ailroad FIRST
side railroad third mortgage preferred S's, j. and
j., 45 asked; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
Us. j. and % bid; Peiersturg Railsuad second
tersbuig Railroad first mortgage rs, j. & D. 101
bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
MORTGAGE S's, AZ o., 100 bld; Richmond, Fred.
:. q D.. "a bid; l.ichmond, FrederickSbsrg and
Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE 6's: j. & D. SIS bid (;
M. & N. 7Oh bid, 73 asked; Richmond York River
and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamship SIS, j..
and D., TAN bid, 79h asked.
first mortgage G's, NJ. and n, 59A asked: James
River ann hanawna Canal second mortgage 6's, NJ.
and n, Al bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, s. bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
mond, FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac RAILROAD seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 81 DID; isichmond
and Danviie Railroad, 100 PSF. d, 3 asked; Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 400 par,
90 bid sa.=tf ~ ..ss.E
Bank Stocks.-First National. lou par. 12l ask
ed; National Bank OF virhua. 100 par. 104 asked:
State Bank of Virginia. 100 par, 95h bio, 81 ask
Of Richmond, 90 par, 81 bid, So asked; Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par, % asked; Citizens
Savings, % par, g Ii bid, 22S asked.
Iast,nnce misunderstanding Fire and Marine,
20 par. 35S bid Virginia State, % par, 26Is bid;
Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked; Merchants
and Mechanics 90 par, 92E bid: Granite, lOo par
20 par 20 uid, % asked; Richmond Fire Associa'
ton. 25 par, 25 asked. 80
instantaneous -OId Dominion steamship ana
Packet Company, leo par. 10 asked ~.
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l.,t,r from Charlottesville.

f,.~-.>..,, DON. O.! The Richmond Dispatch.l
rARrorrEsvlLLE. October 2S-lSl5.
Y...r~,.v i meeting Of the stockholders
ami t-rr.i.1G- rfihe Charlottesville National
..., nag!'a.'s.. james ID. Jones, Esq. as
gtr.y,r g1i-. Instructions from the con-
t.a@., - s,iac: one immediately. This
,.sy,a.. .vcal,"ui selection. Mr.. Jones pos
...,u. II on,i,l.nca Of all classes. and his
.,.r...y % hlndIc this muddied concern Il
l'roa, olssiion. This settles the question
r'"uJ!.ior. Mr.. Jones has not yet re-
r..ysi nj cir, N0ti1cation Of his appoint
mat. b.: vii receive it to-day in all proba-
5lry.
Tier. y,.>a' 10>crvative meeting here last
at-I;-A. :. Bllkcy, Esq, presiding. The
ta4;rala 1.alrl thc meeting with few re-
mark: STIR waic' able addresses were made
Or Mes. Ti:rU!er, Leake, Duke, South.
81 ana me E.v. John T.. Massey. At the re.
,-,>t Of ID. meeting, read some of his re.
,a.A.ioL ..o-u aent>. Mr.. Massey made no
address 'ars1>. lie desired to monopoliza
;av Zine o he meeting, which Dir. Leake
w0ia, 10: sullrr. when he declined to speak
:, g., anu 20 doub: feels very much per>e-
lWeI. ". Leake challenged him to dis.
c..>,on 0: Monday next.
II" no, have 4 ticket out, and its
c,uc-, ~. lection are conditioned entirely
l. ai N o.. 81 Of the Massey and Crank
:ag'.ou. -. : elected they MASSEY and
,5.us wi. b.. r>ponSible tor it. The Con-
,-.,at.ye g,ejv washes its hands Of all re-
>,r-,r.!;. - the matter. QCIP.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 2,23s bushels. Red, 1850
bushels. a., ,,,
Mirfd, ], 202 bushels.
OATS.-1 .294 bushels.
RYE.-156 bushels.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-4.C 90 pounds.
BRAS.-4,500 pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 16 bushels common at $l.15:
rs bushels very good al 81 40 SO bushels common
at 81: 1872 bushels fair nj 1875: 116 bushels conf
mon at 1.20: 1873 bushels prime on private terms
90 bushels very good on private terms; 20 bushels
at 9oe; i5o 6usaeS islr at on
private terms 200 bushels fair at S1.2S; 10
bushels al 81 .25 6S bushels On private terms; ~
bushels good AZ S1.35: 100 bushels common az
sl.22-lota, COS bushels Red, 96s bushels eooS
atsl35:Iou D,I-Ir,: s,rime on private Terms term o
bushels common at 1870; 1850 bushels ~ S9oa
on private terms; 80 bushels fair at 81 .3e 90 :
bushels common at Bl.10; 81 bushels coNmon II
l6 60 PUSHES far On bsTSas ses COMMON mn o'
$l.15 226 bnshel at $1.25 lS2 ousheiS OH pri'
yate terms: 396 bushels very good atsl 4o-totai'
1892 bushels. =,
bushels good at 64c. "a bushels new on private
terms AZ bushels new at 5Oc-lotal, 2O4 DusheIS
Ielloa9. SO bushels very good on private terms. -
OATs.-950 bushels prime spring at oVc;: 0u
common spring at 44c. ~ bushels common
spring at 4Ec; so bushels very good winter On
private terms-total, l.l76 bushels.
RYE Ia bushels very Goou ut roe.
RE-ENHIBITED.
WHEAT White, 2S6 bushels. Red i 04 bushels
CORN White, o bushels. fettor, 72e bushels
RYE.-l2S bushels
RRAS.-4 500 DounCs. .-..
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
Spain.

Spdih.
LONDON, October 29.-The Carlist COM
mittee in this city have published state
ment that the Carlist General Perula has
gained an important victory at Larmbler, IL
Navarro, on the 23d Instant, routing force
of Alfonsists consisting Of thirty battalions Oh
infantry, three regiments OF cavalry, ana
thirtv.siy guns. The Carlist force consisted
of five battalrons of infantry, TWO squad
rons of cavalry, and eight guns. The Al
fonsist losses are heavy. According TO Al
tonsist accounts, however, The main boay OF
the Carlists attacked General Erna's position
at Larmbier. but were easily repulsed.
Germany.
LONDON, October 29.-The PaA.MaH Ca
zette publishes special from Berlin Ina1
the imperial Government is about proceed
ine, formally to cashier Count Won Arnlm
from the public service.
Russia.
Sr PerERsBURGH, October 29.-Dr. Straus'
bero the noted railway contractor and bnan'
cier. has been arrested and sent 10 MOSCOW
Compromising documents conhecteu "i'n
bis failure were found.
Austria.
VIENNA. October 29.-Bankruptcy pro.
eeedipgs have been commenced here against
DR.. Strausberg.
Japan and Corea.
YoKoHaMA, October 11.-Events in Corea
indicate speedy hostilties. The Japanese
Goyernment Is rigidly silent. a japanese
man.of.war was fired upon from Corean
fort near the capitol. 1t Is reported tna1 q
landing was effected and Tort ana 'lliasc
destroyed. ,.,
The American bishop iiliamsl, WHOSE
diocese formerly embraced emma anu 0alan'
is now confined to Japan.
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petersburg.

letter r.,c Richmond bisps'ch.l
e,.-rr,'''a'S,s'.S,r'n srrsc. October 20, 1919.
FE7EESIH, r nr President OF
',oS|,., council oil W. address to the
IL Fa''", 49,. issued htle' auu,v Them to
C,g',io'' .heso two states '.n,nnt Of dele.
sra@' % ., .%, in the appointment VI uI
?reni. -, NIX; Council: Wa'eu ,n ns Sni,.
:,ic 10 "a N tho Esd Of November. sI rnI
= III I.'' o" -, concludes his address as ao',
Nj Dra'a-,,,',Y t,o,irical elections when nave
s,o>: 9 , AZ the public mind lor some
.a,fu>. : 'T ,,a ~ over and the result pro-
nmc ~. ,.,,,, now turn our auen''on 10
.ss:"a"' Vs. w.. ,,ur,utt and adva ncement o!
,al D"'t *n-,' interests. Let US ADDRESS
,ag ~ .,' ,r,,r,rlv to The work Tor whlen
Mr., " ga ,,,S ORGANIZED. To the early
re- C@5'1 %'.,dS of the Council-those
sd 2s- ..;.,,,11 80 largely in its formation,
uao ~. ',,,.,,a its successful progress
VII J.''' ...','.,ry ,jll howl would address
..aG' i 90 ..,.,I ryhorta,ion not 10 permit
D. -'-..e9. interest anu Zeas 10 Nas VI
;J1@' .n.. wnrk !hey have undcrtakeh'
&.:.' ~ - La0iy. Young lady OF TINS cry
W. 49, '...,.. ~. Fair At Weldon. met with
vi. - s,rfou, accident yesterday at
~..'.'. Wa,'r descending the long tiiSh'
;.;"~.', is,,.. 70 Floral Hall she slipped
4 >'s ward. striking her back against
sa' 700 vii. such force AS TO seriously IN
~ .,a -1c was taken 10 the hote
2,, -. add physicians called in. He'
o.. WIS.,, - s,,ch As 10 excite grave appre
:; night. and he was o'lt ii'.i'
a.. '.,,rn;,g, Members OF her family
- with n|r.
~ w. 49,. ~, l.;o0,iant> at the funeral OF Tho
49,, = ,lcv Yesterday altcrnoo!
-. ,n',r,ncv. Graud Master; j. W
... ..,,. Sr,a3 Treasurer /. Wiley Da
-.-; Secretary, and .. ;. Benson
- u der q! The State Lodge OF lode
Co.,. .....l.r ~ Odd-FclowS. Mr.. Alley
r... .,.,,sl Master OF the Order.
1872. VI. Pope, another Old and re
' -, G;ed yesterday and was ou
49,. . 80 n. was >ix,y.cight Years old.
.' 4H.p- persons ta'l colorcd), con
-. ~. rr.snat term Of the Hastings
it,. sent over 10 the pcnitch'aTy
49,, Peter Brown. one year HeofS'
~. ..,, wear: Tnad. Bolts. one year
,ys, two years; Henry Nasl'
~ car: ard Ellie Feath"r>tone
RE frs two 20 second limt
.,... lairgj time TO the psnuen''nrS
=, ....-.a viii have some years ADDED L
=. ,.a..Ae, by the State. ~.
T-a l~.".jul country seat on the ken
- 49, Petersburg railroad, in Chester
-,I .og..,. known rs "Eller>lie.' belong
~. ., =. estate of the late David Dunlop
49,. f...1-.. .,.>or, for picnic parties from
p. .,,.,.3 and this city, has been purchased
80. ,5-,oa hy > Gentleman from New York
IN, roa. tn p&l"s making >tock-larm OF /,
$50. INST iu consequence" OF i!l.heAit'
:~y.J II. 'Ir.,I!. rector OF 81. johns an,
a.rf.o..i ,iissica chapel. in this city, viii
,..r r.....l h. position and return to Ire
ROBIN Hoop.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 90, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norloik, ner-
chandise and messengers, l.. b. Tatum agent
STEAMER Shirley, Trrers. Baltimore merchaf-
disc and passengers, L. i. Tatnm, agent.
schooner W. 2. Cox, Thomas, Phllaoclphla, coai'
b. Cottrell. Nam yorr b,y
Simpson Bass & Co. So,,
scbooner +. G. Edwards, Chamberlaine, New
York, IN erchandlse, Curtis Parker: ;oo
Schooner Albert Daily, Mason. henaeDec, ICE
SCHOONER Ethan Allen, Blake, Philacephii, COAL
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
a,Sa and passengers, G. W. Allen 4 20.
steamer Alliance, Carr, philadelphia, mercaah'
disc and messengers, w. L. Porter, agent
Schooner William Allen, Jones, New 1 ORR, can
mel cos land No. block coal GerTas Storrs agent
Schooner Bopny Boat, Kelly, Boston, MOO oiocA
oo Schooner HELEN Rounnel, CJrsou, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis & Parker. ,,, ,h,,,do,.
Schooner C.. Z. Linnickson, Murhey, fhiiauer
nhJ,. sranite Curtis & Parker. IT.
Schenncr Fair Wind, Lloyd. Baltimore s'h
ChicSahominy. lumber, Curtis q Parker.
ShoOner j, :. Reecham, Wooaiaho' baliiiiioie'
schooner A. E. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia. ore
a Schooner W. L. Hearn, Watson, Norfolk mer-
scSnoner John ii. MarbrllA johnson, Psalaaei-
phia, granite, Currie & Co.
BY Telegraph.
Wv yopK. October 2S.-Arriyed cat: Dta-
mark, Leipsic.
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Probable CaVarG,

New YORK, October ga morning pa.
per publishes Boston dispatch which states
that vessel recently returned from a voy.
aye around the world, fell in at one of the
ports visited with sailor or some one who
knew him, who states that the barks Jewess
and Della N. Long and an unknown English
bark were becalmed in the vicinity Of the
Auckland Islands, and were boarded at nigh
by cannibaIs, who scut!led the vessels ant
ate the crews except this one survivor. Thi:
statement, however, is thought here to be {
cansrd-the supposition. being that the yes
sci persisted in typhoon.
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Dentistry.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-The Dental
Society of Maryland and the District of Co.
lumhia closed its labor to-day after q most
harmonious and important session Of three
days. The chief piper Of to-day was on the
condition Of the teeth Of the people of the
States and Territories Of North America and
the Pacific islands, In climatic and ethno.
logical point Of view. This was illustrated
by more than one hundred crania. Among
the most valuable movements inaugurated
by the Society is one for the collection and
systematic arrangement of statistical facts,
in which they have received the assurance
of aid, in the interest Of science, of proper
officers of the United States Government.
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The Georgia Crops. DE.

ATLANTA, October 29.--The- October re-
port of the Georgia State Department of Az.
riculture shows the estimated yield as com.
pared to last year, Of corn Sc, and OF cotton
733. The estimated average, compared With
last year, OF wheat sowed and to be sowed
this fall, is 112; of oats 145. The average
cost of raising bushel of corn in Georgia is
reported at So cents, and of oats 90 cents /;
and of pound of cotton IL cents. The
number Of horses and mules foaled annually
is 6,033, costing $50 to raise them to three
years old. Twenty eight gin-houses were
burned by incendiaries in the State during
the past twelve months, and fifteen by acct
dental fires; involving loss of $4,000.
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f0LUv> A1r FiREwoRKs-PoLICEMEN In
1&sh.--N..c 1Iork, October 2S.-DenIo-
cratic lna,~laecliDy> were held tonight in
'1> city and brooklyn, and were addressed
~ Hon. John Kelly, Ex-Governor Seymour,
Fernando Wood, ). S. Cox, and others.
., p'"ng display OF fireworks ln front OF
4"inm1ny Eail this evening bomb eX-
i.Ju'd in ;.Ie midst OF a group Of police
o"'1er> .! tue Eighth precinct and badly
"3HpCct Hli.cer Warren Harrington i'll the
!'-Ll mp aud left knee, and it is thought that
'Ae.t!' r.. vi have to be amputated. Officer
,sH@IcIie was burned about the head and
race aud vii! probably lose his cyesight.
IA other .t!cGrs wrre also more or less Sc
iyIjj; !Li.r.d
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Financial Disasters.

MONTPELIER, VT, October 29.-Hcnry E.
Fairfield, -four and grain merchant. has
failed. Liabilities forty.hve thousand dol
lars.
LONDON, October 29.-Kattengold &
Campbell have failed. Liabilities, two mil.
lion dollars.
BosToS, October 29.-The creditors Of the
Ames Plough Company have decided the
concern shall continue business.
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NoonY AHD Sankey's THIRD DAY IN
hE0. sLYS.- There was an immense gather.
iAS on Tuesday morning at the revival
meeting AT III: TABERNACLE in Brooklyn. The
bU4iuIhs vas filled in every part, and the
v,a3ftsation were apparently earrest in the
"oi" IN "h:ch Moody and Sankey are en-
6"s'o. The support which the clergymea
@Ie giving 20 the meetings is OF great service
- ,he rrylVaIists.
me meeting was opercI promptly at 8
~. I"h tniS morning by the singing of hymn
80 requests were then made for Gods
n'c>1s'DS Tor prayer, and u fervent prayer was
.., me twenty.ninth hymn was then sung,
''''' which ar. Moody read the seventh
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SALES 500 Virginia receivable coupons 4,
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Ns@rEn C9rE--ilousE RrRNED.-We are
III? 70 ave H. record the destruction Of
Il" courthouse a. Princeton, W. Va, by
a.r On tn nigh: Of Tuesday Of last week.
b. 5ulld!I-, w.t- substantial one, and had
teen rr,,.",; bul short time. This IS a
i."-|E io>s % the people OF Mercer, and par
.cut4rly - 10 tue citizens Of Princeton,
"A'>" loG..s and other property were de-
>;:0?ctt lurIs the War. Ali the records were
saved rNcrp. the docket and issue.books.
\la.i,I".,s l.roy.;r.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-For the Gull
and South Atlantic States. falling barometer,
southwest to northwest winds, warm and
partly cloudy or cloudy weather aud rain.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds.
warm and cloudy weather and occasional
ruio
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Atlanta and Richmond Airline Rail.
road TO be Sold.

ATLANTA, GA, October 29.-In the United
States Circuit Court this morning-HoD.
Judge Wood prcsiding-in the case Of Will.
mer and others, first mor,ga bondholders,
against Atlanta and Richmond Air. Line Rail.
road Company, bis Honor decided in favor of
the plaintiffs, and decreed that the trustees
shall sell the entire property. The first mort.
gage amounts to S4,24S000, the bonds being
held principally in New York city and Bliti,
more. The accrued interest unpaid TO date is
about 800, 000 The road extends from at
lanta, Ca, 10 Charlotte, n. ca distance
Of 265 miles.
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fEnfE,,l 80. lANGsT0S At OLD RANDOLPH.
hA'oN.- Core ,poudcuce Of the National
E5rl"b.icIo. - E3ydto.., MecklenJurg county,
IT,, october 20, 1S15.-Professor John NJ.
'-'n@-toD. ,Ic distinguished colored orator
ana professor .. law in the Howard Uniyer-
'''y "t yo0g city, paid an unexpected visit to
GU: town on last Monday the 18th, TO take a
, 10 at the old buildings of R4ndolph-Macon
toi'tgr, wlta I view of starting an instIlu-
u'h iof tbs education OF bis colorcd breth-
it!i. We did not learn The result OF bis in.
Ht>tigaiion..
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To II. Il. .Sersas, Esq.
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b Z TEL EsR Pm.
Tho Yeliow-Fe,y,,e.r Il, Ncv ,rlea,,

WASHINGTON, October 80 Assistant Sur.
geon V.B. Hubbard. medicsl director OF the
Department of the Gulf, announces that The
progress Of the yellow.feyer Ia New Orleans
up TO the Odd was rs folio VS.: Number o!
cases, "a; deaths, &c. There had been no
frost. The thermometer at 2 O'Clock p. M,
on the 23d instant stood at 50 degrees.
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NeWSpaDer Libel Shit Decided.

BosToN, October 29.--The libel suit of c..
O. Gott against the Boston Herald for fifty
thousand dollars for calling the Cardiffe
giant humbug, has resulted i'll verdict
for the defendants.
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Obituaries.

NORFOLK, October 29.--James Dillon, en-.
eineer of steam yacht SpilEre, who was SO
badly scalded on that vessel on the 2Ith IN
slant, died at the Hospital of St. Vincent de
Sales to-day.
Boston, October 29.-Hon. Amos walker
is deud aged, rs.
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TEGETINE
WILL CLEANSE sCRoFULA FROM THE
SYSTEM.
HONEST OPINION.
Mr. n. Y, .SterenS.

Mr.. H. Il. SterenS.
Dear Sir,-This is 70 show that my son was taken
sick in January, 1864. with scrofula, which came
out in large sores and ulcers on his leg anu nip
His leg was sweled more than twice its natural
size. lie had several doctors of high standing In
their profcssicn-two from Boston and three from
Characterization getting bit better. He was
Obliged 10 lie wherever he was placed, for ne !lau
no use of his limbs whatever. When we had given
IN a. hopes of his living we were told TO try EGE.
TINE, the great blood remedy: ana he had taken ];
Int short time before could see great clfngc
The sores run so bad that we had TO change the
cloths four or five times day. Sill. he was getting
better for he could move his limbs and help him,
self little. He was soon able 10 ST up In bed, ana
by constant use of EEGETISE IL has cured MIN
He has lame leg, which lie will probably have for
life: but we ali honestly believe If We had used
VEG ETlSE before We had bothered with those doc
tors il would have saved the of his leg and re-
stored il to natural health. l hope all th0sc trou-
b!ed with scrofua will real this testimony OF me
aud my son, who is now we'll and able TO speak Tor
himself. CATHARlNE MAltoNE1,
DANIEL MAIIoNEY,
10 Trenton street, thares own, Mass.
.Nuy 10, 1872.
The above plain hut honest statement conclu-
sively shows the quick aud thorough cleansing
cfr. cts of the VEGETINE in scrofua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30

RETrRSEp.-Ncs all our representatives
ut the Richmond demonstration returned
yesterday, having enjoyed glorious time."
Portsmouth Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30

GREAT REDUCTION ON
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
331 PER CENT.
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS, AND NO
...- HUMBUG. r...
Call and see for yourself the largest stock in the
city and the lowest prices. s.
A full stock of GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
and everything usually Kept In gentleman's first
class) furnishing establishment and ut prices
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. lower than last season.
First-cass Shifts made to order of frst-class ma
telial only.
oc o.3m 9l5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30
Esse New York '.Eimes" Sued.

TIE New SOrk EIhhes s"eu'
NEW YORK, October 29.-Suit has been
brought against the editors OF the Times Tor
charging james f. Fields Win bribery
George Jones, the publisher, ana LOUIS y.
Jennings, editor, have been bailed IN 81 ,ooO
aaph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30
THOUSANDS SPEAK.

VEGErISE is acknowlgcd and recommended by
physicians and apothecirieS TO be the best pnrlner
and cleanser of the blood vet dScoyt red. ana hou.
sands speak in lis praise who have been restored to
health.