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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

CINcISSATI, October 21.-The Gdsette's
st. Louis special says: Quite sensation in
the wbskey frauds developed itself to-day
in the fact of every distiler aud recii.
fer, except the distillery of Jouitt & Co.,
pleading guilty to q number OF counts ID
each indictment and permitting default to be
entered in the sum of several hundred thou.
sand dollars. The evidence against Jouitt il
conclusive, but bis confession ofguilt is held
back because he claims that the officials dare
not proceed against him, as his partners are
relatives of the President.
There are probably no less than thirty dir
ferent parties who pow stand convicted, and
whose terms of punishment is in no case less
than two years imprisonment and SlO,0OC
fine. Some may be sentenced for six years
and $40, QUO fine.
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MODEST CLERGYAAS-FORMERLYo OF RICH-
NoSD.- From the Chicago Times. l9tb.1 -
IL Req. DR.. Thomas: My Dear Brother,-
! have read with great interest your letter in
the Times Of this morning, and, in common
with the rest OF the community, feel deeply
panied at your enforced removal from the
scene OF your former usefulness. Now that
an attempt has been made to slaughter you
also, It is worthy of remark that the four
leading Protestant Christian denominations
OF this city Episcopal, Presbyterian, Bap.
list, and Methodist--have, each of them,
banshed The only man in it's pulpit who ever
was suspected of possessing so much as
thlmbleful Of braius. With all modesty l
would state that these four men are
Bishop Cheney, myself, Professor Swing,
and you. And now that mediocrity
and stupidity reign supreme in these
four communions, let rs hope that
they will be happy. So far, however, they
are anything but happy. The spirit Of God
has deserted them, and there is more piety
ID hre.c0mpany than In any two Of their
churches. On the other hand, We four are
freer, happier, and stronger than ever. You
may be banished 10 Aurora for time, but
curing your absence we shall expect to see
the aurora borealis in the southern sky, and
ere long you will surely be restored to us
again. Meanwhile we shall all ruminate 90
the insolubIe couun0rum: How Is 1t that
thtre is more envy, bigotry, and cruelty
among Christian ministers than there u
among the devils in hell? Yours, 10 cordial
sympathy, FLORENCE MoCARTHY.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, October q, 1876.

.slt ~ fs1sE J HUHsDAfs Oct0Oer 2ls 1870.
Gold.-hmcrican gold. IL bid.
State Secllr ftfes = Virginia consols. 63H bid. 81
asked; Virginia consols, new. AIN bid, SO asked
Virginia fMndaole, 42s bid, 43h asked Virginia
deferred. 81 bid o asked; Virginia interest certi.
Hcates, IL bid, 81 asked; virginia tax-recefvehle
coupons, 81 asked: North Carolina old, 10 asked
North Carolina funded Of 500. 0 bid, IL asked;
North Carolina funded Of 1868. - asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's, I07 bid,
1873 asked; Richmond city 6's, go bid, go a ked
Norfolk city 6's, ~ bid; Fredericksburg city 6's,
40 bid, As asked.
Railroad Bonds.-vrginia and Tennessee Rail-
roa second mortgage 8s, j. & D.. 70 asked; South
side Railroad second mortgage preferred Co. j and
j., 90 asked: Southside Railroad third mortgage
preferred 6's, j. & j., AZ asked.
Railroad S0cfs.-Rchmond and Danytc Rail-
road, zoe par, / 0 asked.
Bank Mocks.-State Bank Of Virginia 100 par,
G6k bid; Bank of Commerce. 25 par, 25 bid
INSURANCE Compdntes.-Vtrginia Fire and Marine,
rs par: So bid; Virginia State. 26 par; 26 bid !;
Virginia Home 90 par, 90 asked: Merchants and
Mechanics. 100 par. 90 a ked; City, 100 par, 90
asked; Old Dominion, 100 par, 92 asked; Gran
lie Insurance Company. 100 par, 97,s asked Pied
mont and Arlington Life. 100 par, 100 asked.
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~ sf szred: sa:t6 =
Stagss.-w niskey-barrei timber, green. 81 s@2o
~ LOCO: seasoned. s20n's25 ,T ,0O1. Flour.
barrel timber. taG5s7.b0 ~ 1900. F1ohr barre
| ory hoop. SIC 3d. seais "a
RGgs,.,ii4ed cotton. 3y7c.: white, f@oc.; wool
Liquors, Wines. sc.
AZ: Scotch. best brands, p4nts, a2Gs2.15 q
DOZEN gold. sslslt#
RectfasJ Whfskevs: Market unsteady; proof
nominal at s1.30@E135.
Rue Whisksvs: Medium, gl.50brs2; pure old
1904: Virginia Mountain. new. S20tf2.50; old
$50 06s3. so and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25nF2; imported. SS case
Br0ndfsa: Domestic. 81. 25Mg2: fruit 81 $50
$3.50: apple. new, s2.25@83: Virginia peach,
92.E0I53.
Rum: New England. sl.65tasl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz 81 nS6.
nIill-Feed.
Shipstnf: CSC. q hsshel.
Br0t1nsttIf: 30a35c. ~ bushe
Shorts: 25fG30c. n bushel.
Wheat Bran I: 20@25c. " bushel.
Corn Brun: 1S@20c. "a husheI.
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new YORK CATTLE MARKET.

OCTOBER la-Beeres.--Fo want OF offerings
there was no traffic IN beef cattle >, TOD
nressed beef had SLOW sale ut Sal lSc. y. ZOE
common to prime native beef sides, aud 6@zc.. D.
h. TOR Texan beef. %, ,.,d : i.r,o
ns,f M which were grass calves Common ~ prime
M lied veals were In moderate teqaest at 1fesc.
40 n. (irassers ranged At f6 75g 40 v head,
TINS ~ reaching sl2@sI4 q head among rhf saies
were 81 Mount Holly yess lsoSs9s n ss, ~ go sS
sns. ive . ., 40: Id grass. calves Is $3.50: 30
g grasscaIves at sG75 at 5si go
gasscalvts .. AZ 1s grasssiGlsss nj
yy6 ars SIS. calves 333 a. average at 90, " U.
shee and Labs-Fresl offerings wese . aa ssre
IN itmi ted demand III Sesternay'sprlcss, or 4x@6c
ION was iull at 7dS1 DC. a. Tor cont1en 70 prHS'
| csrcasses Dressed lambs sod a. Sfgl1c. y W
/ SmnDg the sales were $40 common IiIos sheep
Sd ns. average, at 4c IA: 2ao hentneky s me
a. hs' average, at SIC; lSa Ohio III, ep, NV lbs
: average, at 6xc.; "a Ohio sheep, % ns, aVetsae
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heath or Frederick Hudson.

BosroN, October 2l.-Frederick Hudson,
formerly managing editor of the New York
Herald, died to-day from injuries received
at Concord yesterday. He was riding in
covered buggy with Judge John Keyes,
when the fllgman warned them back for a
train. They stopped to let the engine pass,
but flying switch started the cars as soon
as the engine passed. The cars struck the
bind w heels of the buggy, throwing Reyes
into the street, but rolling Hudson in the
buggy twenty feet down slight embank'
nent. His age was tifty.six. He leaves
widow and son.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. october 21.-For Tennessee,
the Gulf and South Atlantic States, north
east to southeast winds, falling barometer,
warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather, and
occasional rain near the South Atlantic and
Cult coasts.
For the Middle and Eastern States, sta
tionary or falling barometer, southwest to
southeast winds, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather. .a. a..
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s,iitfn TO Dir, s46Ss47 II fotnsdon III ifSff S32S
1910 good 10 choice Terms, a3.70e5f4: me-
dunn to fan, ssGt5 40: common, Sc. 3OGs2.50.
sscetpias:MI 900 barreis h1ur, 4o,0o bushels
s 600 ttushea barley. 600 bushels rye, 2,7l0
head hogs, 1926 head cattle.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 21.-wbeat active and loverS
No. 2 thicngo, s1.672a Corn -tulf and seneing
downward; No. mixed. 534@53tsc., spof. Oats
generally unchinge1. Farley In fair demand az
lower rates; sales nc 9lAc., spot. Rye stesdy and
unchanged. Pork unsettled and lower at Ha1.50GQ
81 spot Lard ques aud weak at 81 3 65, spot.
sula-nsats dull and prices shade lower; shout
ders, SSgS8c.: shortrib midGles, 12hc.; short
clear m iddies. l2asfD1 &c. W fiskey. ellis.
Receipts: Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat. $4,000
corn, III 900 bushels; oats. 60 600 bush
IL: barley, l40 COO bushels; rye, 4.0u0 bushels.
shipments: Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat, ~, 600
bushels: com, 43, 900 bushels. ,...gz 49,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2I. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York. rnerchau-
disc and passengers, 6. w. Alien & Co.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. PhfIat1elphia, meyrban-
disc and passengers. w. E. Porter. agent.
schooner 5: s. Tyler Bushnell, Petersburg, light,
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Philics, Petersburg, light,
Currie 6 Go.
SAILED:
Steamer Westoyer, Skinner, Baltimore, rserchap-
disc and passengers. l.. & Tdtum. agent
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chapdlse and passengers. l.. 3. TaiuIu. agent
Schooner BrseZe. Cranmcr. Flizabetbport, N. j.,
Ola Oshornes, coal, Currie & Co..
MKMoR ASDA.
Bark Fred. Eugene, smalley from Richmond.
arrived at Pauiac October 18Th.
SchGouers Sunbeam, Bunker, from Richmond,
and Hattie r. Giles. Owens. from James river, ar
rived ut Philadelphta October 9th.
Schooners Horatin Nichols. Quincy: virginia,
Ross: sud oodruf sims, Pharo, all rrom ich-
mond, arrived at New York October 9Th.
Schooner John = WINS lr scrsoIi. from Phlludcl-
p1IIs fOr htebnond, passed New Castle, Del, slcto-
Der l 9th; also, schooner Fannie w. johnson, from
James river. .s .aa.a
Schooners Lille FakenDure, Falbenburg, and
Emma &. Edwards Chamoerlsiu, were loading at
New York October Z0ih for Richmond e r,
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COMM ERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whne, 1858 bushels. Red, 0O2 BUSH
els.
CORN White ], o96 bushels. Yellow, l 76 BUSH
els. Mi.red, 134 bushels.
OATS.-336 bushels.
RYE.-160 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels very good at 81 As ::
$50 bushels fair private terms: 80 bushels COM
mon at 1928 48 bushels fair at $50: SO bush.
els prime at Il As: 1872 bushels on private terms !;
$50 bushels NJ I1.40; "a bushels very good at
SLAP; so bushels az S1.36: Id bushels good on
private terms: 76 bushels common at Soc; 2
bushels common at S1.25-total. !. ego bushels.
Red. &c bushels good at S1.35; 25S bushels good
on private terms; 40 bush.ls very good at 81 AZ;
IA bushels common at sl.15: 4S bushels very good
at S1.43; Sc bushels good at S1.3S; A bushels
prime at $1.45; 120 bushels very good at 81 As !;
bushels at 81 40: "a bushels on private terms :
AZ bushels good at IL g 0-tota 754 bushels.
CoRN.-White So bushels new on private terms !;
$50 bushels very good old at SIC; 80 bushels
prime old at &c: A bushels god old &c.; "a
bushels fair old at 64c.-iotal. 5S4 bushels. Yel-
lnao 176 bushels on private terms. Mred, "a bush
els good at 65c.
OATs.-l50 bushels winter on private terms; Sc
bushels very good spring at 4Sc. ~ bushels COM
mon spring at 40c. 26 bushels good spring at 45c.;
40 bushels common spring at 43c.-total, 2S4
bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
RYE-9S bushels.
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ct rn,Is LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 10 The "br,ak" yesterday was a
very small one, only four hcgsheads being offered,
one of which old az 81 q 100. and 1h" remainder
three hogshea's. Virginia WRAPPERS, were r1ecte"
ut $25, 1875. and S55 We quote: -oe,
IS: ficlorv lugs. 80 5O@f5 rs: planters Jugs 80
@*7.5O common dark leaf - 504so:50 me
leaf Il omSl3: n enlum manufacturing leaf S1u
@yI1 SO; good to fine manufacturing leaf. sl3g
SIT; medium bright wrapping leaf: f2OgS3O
good bright wrapping leaf. s35@S4o; me anu
fancy leaf, $500 SSU.-1fmeS. ..-
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a MURDERER LYEcHED.-Lsttle Rock. Ark,
October Goat St. Charles, on the White
river, Sunday morning, while the sheriff OF
Arkansas county, with two prisoners lone
ccRred man named Carrigau and the other
white man named Dugan-were waiting
Tor The boat TO take them to Clarendon, q
party of masked men, all well armed, seized
The sheriff and posse and bound the two
prisoners together. The mob fred and killed
Dugan instantly, and then departed. Dugan
had been sentenced to be hanged for the
murder Of Ahab Inman, but having been
granted new trial his counsel procured q
change OF venue TO Monroe county, where
the sheriff was taking the prisoner.
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DREezs. sIenasasIssg sss.;a
ArIhEADE& BAKERS DRUasroRE.

cuTL ER's PoeKET-tsH4L for The ensss
bronchitis. sore-ifI5oat. &C.; :.
ENGLISH LUs6.PR0TEcT TORS, double and sfs.
gle, to prevent consumption;
GkRRETTfs fLaCTsfc DISKS, for the cuts<r
nervousness, palsy,&c. g
The GaLFAEo-FARADrc BATTERIES IL an
sizes and lat y improvements;
yoLTAtc. A.RaA.DiLLo soLEs, BANDS, &e.,
for the cure Of cold feet, neuralgis. &c;
SOFT RUBBER BEn-RANs anu CUSHIONS. for
invaiiGs:
TRUssEs OF HARD RUBBER, impergious to
Precipitation or water-wili out-aear syo,her:
SIZE STOCKINGS, tor varicose yein.,
weak joints, &c.;,
LADIES' SUPPORTERS Of the bes. p2eerns;
SHoUEDER-BRACFs, for boys and rfrls. 8sg
MEADE s BAKER. Pharmacies,
oc 1s.2w 8l9 Main street.
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Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE. October 2l.-The first race
was one mile for two.year.olds. VirginiuS
won. Time, 1:47. The second race was one
mile and hall, selling race, and was won by
Madge. Time, 2:433. The third. four
mile race, was won by Net,ie Norton, who
dis.anced Aaron, Pennington, and Shylock,
in the first heat. Time, 1914.
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Ex.Coneressman Brooks's Estat

New York. October 21.-In the suit of
Charles 81. Nelson Us. William Tracy, ex-
ecutor of The late Congressman Brooks,
motion was made in the Supreme Court
chambers to-day by Mr.. Tracy for stay and
. commission, In order to take the evidence
of the wife aud daughter of deceased, now
in Europe. The suit arose out of the Gre
dit-Mobiier dividends on stock, and the
matter vas once under investigation by Con-
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 81 Cotton steady: sales
of 1852 bales at l4h@l 4Hc sonIisnn ! no
good 10 choice extra. &c: 5000 Whsa, dull Land and
heavy, and 1920 lower; D. 23gyt.4A inT souho
new and old wlnSr I re mhsr wasfesa:
1853 for sound new ana od Winter VIII" WIZ r ssst-
err. Corn closed quiet and DECLINING; 690DHc.
for steam western mixed; 7o97le for sal, western
mixed 1as ssis shaas s5 toI 9s%s
western Coz dull lssS S ios eo's s,,r ror
steady and In fair Demand: common grades
heavy; 7a@sc. for fair to good rehnine; Sc Tor
Drime: sac: for centrifugal; 1afted easier ana
p m 0sGsl Okc for srand4rstA: 1850 fe&c for
granuated and powdered: L. for sEIs he'd: Mo- o,
asses steady Rice u1Gnangea a hsa r,: az az
d3c PORK heavy and lower at s21 81 forn Lard
oul aud unsettled; prime steam. Lac Vhskes
quiet anlsseady. Freigh's Without aeciaeo chahge'
BALTIMORE.-.s.F.4
R.rTatoRE. October 2l.-Flour quiet: western
suoerfuea 81 37@s4.75; extra, $5@S0i Old; other
Grades unchanged. Wheat ilrm apd unchanged.
Corn apie. aud steady; southern wfile. so&s1 =;
fIl ms lower and ae,lye. Mess pork. 1850
S33 20 Bnlk-meats-Sa2 ulders, so 9Sc.; s5earrio,
.I3Ml12xc. Bacon-Sboulders. 1919; Clear rlo'
ehssssd ccsse NOMINAL Mh,sssy ddlIas 81 .les
@8EI7. sugar quiet At: 0SGl6Se.
. ~ LoyISvILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 81 ::-Fg,un. and wheat quiet
and gnehsnsed Com duh az s1Gsss: oats s duil
shoulders. SIC. clear ribides l3c.; clear siges,
.isss Bacon-ssonlders, sEe; sasar Ar rie-sidss,
lie: clear sides, lac. Hams-Nnne here. Lard
.TieTce, l4A114ac. Whiskey quiet and unchanged
AT sl,l3 iBaggaig dull and unseiked-
CINCINNATI.
C1ScINSArk October 21.-Flsar dull and lower
at S5.750$G 25 FOR family. Wheat easier; prime
to choice red, 81 256sJ.31 Germ STEADY, With
moderate dsmand u, S3@Sae. Oats aud barley
dull Pork dull and lower at S21.oVG$1l.0a
"a strong and b, cher: steam. l3A:.; kettle, 2l4
MI4c ak mes Is dali shoulders, Sc. clear ND.
sisies, laX0l3Nn; clear sides, &c.. Bacon gall
and uncnang,u. Whakey-Deuanh acttHe and
stropg NJ Sl.13. Butter dull and unchanged
.1.a ST. LOUIE i71
LsuIs October s1aslsus auiis e;e. ana u "a
Gsi "a. Corn frmerx No. naked, e2a'. niu'
cSaneed. I'VE ste.dy and UNCHANGED Por. mac.
dive and lower at $3.50 Lard quiet and stacy
nrtme steam, 13Ec. Bulk-meats quiet snou,n .i
BE; clear rosidss lss e ,sss sa ss5ios
Clear ribsdes, 1aa@isAc.; clear sse.: dSa
ii44SSA Ioss acliSe and ioser; shippers,
ss baSs7; bacon. ss;so@sg So oem es,she, So
i've; Seoa 70 choice natives, eo'2oessa'ao' ms
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pAuIL1NIA AND eUARANA pow
DERs and FLUID EXTRACT,

DERS and FLUID EXTRACT, ~
for the cure Of headache, neuralgia. &c:
PAsT1LLEs of the WATERS Of EMS, for The cure OF
bronchial affections;
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS, from Europe;
FRENCH rFTERyEscEST CAHBoShTEoFL rrHIks
LkRA's PHOSPHATE OF IKoS-Erench ~.
DUsART's SYRUP LAcTo. PHOSPHATE OF EfMss
ACBERGIER'sSYRrP OF f.AcrUcARruM;
CHAssAIGS's VINE OF PErsrS aud DrAsTAsRss
LgvAssUER's TUBES FOR ASTHMA: 49, ST.
HiNRop's CURE FOR AsIHMA: Gl9gff
,EsPfC's CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA: gs,fi,sy M
DArURA TATULA FOR STHMA: ssSt y .as5s
GREEN-MousTAINC CURE FOR AsTustA:Fr tSsgr,
,HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS French aud English:
.CoLoGNEs- klosrerfrau and Faiinn's: s.4at v -
TOILET SOAPS. for winner nse.at all prices; -,
HAIR-BRusHRs and COMBS In great variety; ,ss,
TooTH-BgUSuEs,o Of our own importation;
BATHING PoNGEs Of all sizes;
CARBoLIc NoUTE-WAsli, to Glslnfact the breath;
sAroNINs DENT THRICE, 10 wh!ten the teeth:
FRENCH CHOCOLATE wtTH i xTRacTor BEEr-an
efficient and EalstabIe article OF diet in debility.
MEhDE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
os19-2w 91s Main street, Richmond, Va.
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destruction OF n Hotel.

HAvERHILL, N. a., October 21.-The Graf
ton House, with its stable and two other
buildings, were destroyed here to-day. The
occupants, one hundred paupers, were saved.
Loss, thirty thousand dollars. Insured for
twenty Thousand dollars.
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

lRenorted expressly for the Richmond dispatch.
OCTOBER 21.-Receipts light.
Primings.-S1@$3. So
Lugs.-pery common, S6@t7.50: common, 81
@s9: medium, ,9@SlO good, S10GSl2.
T.Smokers.ECommon. s1O@sl2: medium bright,
Sl2MS2O: goo1 TO fancy. &2U@f30.
Brioht Wrapyers-Common. s20@f2S: me
dtum, S2S@k40: good, $40@S50; extra, $500
S6O: fancy, $60@$70. ..,o
NahogGny MISREPRESENTATION, S15G$2O
medium, $20@$3O; good, $30@$40; extra. s4O@
gSO ALPHA
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 2l-Noon Stocks active
and lower. Money, q. Gold, ll6. Exchange
Long, 476h; short. 4SI. Governments dull and
lower. States duh and nominal.
Erening.-Money easy at 24@3 Sterling quiet
and tirmer ut AT. God weak at 116S0D11G4.
Governments active and steady. states quiet and
nominal,
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SuSDeuSiOu.

Troy, n. Y, October 21.-Rankin q Co."
wool.dealers, have suspended. Liabilities,
one hundred and forty thousand dollars.
They have cash assets to pay sixty cents on
the dollar. They expect to resume.
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Fato, Railroad Accident.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.J
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 2l.--An un.
known negro man was run over and killed
By the souh.bound passenger train on the
| Midland road, near Noaksville, this M.
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RAT,TIhtIRE-

BALTIMORE. October 2l.-Virginla 6's, peelers.
North Carolina 6's, old, / 6; new 10. Bid to-day.
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Wife Murdered.

PULASKI, N. Y, October 2l.- Mrs. Green
field was found here in bed with her throa'
cut. a Jealous husband is suspected.
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Sbt,naH0ry.

Bosros, October 2l.-Rev. Alexander
HpaIy. p1stor of ST. james Catholic church,
is dead. lie was born near Macon, Ga, in
1915
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Henry M, Brent, Sr.. cashier of the shen'
andoab Valley National Bank, at Winchester,
Va, died at bis residence, 10 that place, on
Friday last, in the seyenty.ninsh year OF his
age. 4tsef..}
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Peru.
ELEcTIoN RIOTS IN LIMA.

ELECTIUN
LIMA, October 2l.-Returns from the pre-
sidential election are generally favorable to
Senor Pardo. The elections in this city were
attended with serious riots. Several persons
were killed and others wounded.
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sIARfHE INrExLEGEEG..
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocroBER 81. 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, CcToBE. 90, 1875.
sun rises:....-,....6.34t Moon rises.........l2a0
Sun sets.............5.25tH High tide. 1855
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON

w HILL AND SlDNGY.-Haying taken the
yard corner Of ain and Belvdere streets. formerly
occupied by W. p. Ford, for the convenience Of
my friends and the public In thst Vicinity, would
respectfully inform my friends that they saTsnow
VEST VIRGINIA SPLIST coal, OAK and
PINE WOOD. as cheapas can be bought in the city.
All coal sold bs weight. Satisfaction guaranteed.
:. w. j. MCDOWELL. First aud Broad,
Seventh ond Main, Main and Beiyidere streets
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A NTHRACITE COAL. For sale sc very
n low figures 400 tons superior duality Red Ash
Egg and Stove Coal; also, West Virginia Spht
Coal of ulI kinds: Midlothian and Clover Hill Lump
Coal: Cumberland and n utta,hurY Coal, for steam
and smiths use Lebigh foundry Lump Coal Soft
Lump and Hail Coke; Oak and Pine Wood.
,.... WITT ROBs RTS.
SO "a corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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SEATE FAIR.
fS7O THE FAIR.
COACHES! COACHES! COACHES.

sigucd will ruaa LINZ. OF TWENTY COACH Ks
from corner Twtniy-ifih and Main streets sand the
"kIDaY-io the FAIRGROUNDS. Persons in the
lower part of The city and Church Hill will find 1t l..
their interest to paIronize us. Route, each way
Up Main 10 Eighth, up Eighth to Broad, and thence
10 The Grounds Price. zoe.
S1oRRS & Co. ~-.-.-ar~--a--
F. BOSSltUX & BROTHER.
P.S. Persons taking our coaches will avoid the
crowd Ut the gates. &C 22-7t
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CaNAELTUN SEMf-CANNEL COAL
Oihe peerless coal for open CRATES kindIcs quicker,
gives heat aud burns longer than any coal on
The market Anthracite Coal ali Sizes best quality;
ZIMMERMAN GCoal, for steam: Quinuilnont Coal for
steam james River and BellOna SOFT Coke.
-. :. l.. La IHROP.
selO Seventeenth street m drawbridge.
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HARDWARE dc.

dc.
T0DD Il ELLIOTT, .
10Y No. 20. BROAD SfnhEi,
=. WHOLESALE ANnRETAl DRALEks In
4 CARRIAGE ANn. WvsiasJfS;UyiNS-MATERIALs
~ . OF. ALI. KINDS, -i..
We have now In stock ~ 81,
60 pairs TEMPERED SPRINGS,
s dozen selected FIN ISHED SHAFlS,
% sets r TENT WHEELS, al! sizes,
as sets PLAtN.WHEEES, all a1csS
100 seq best EHRS,a = ~ ~5s'fs.
100 setu EASTERN REaiSs .axy
40 sets Eastern. SP Oh ES-No. j. ,-and AA
Also, q full line of Axis, short and hr De1t al
sizes; Bolts. Bands, Crps, kslioe-Phtess snA''
Jaefs, Fifth " heels. GUin- and sue. SaopS-
Our molto Is, Quick ssles and small pr0ais.
ec 2l.2w - no. go BROAD STREET.
VT HEELS /, WHEELS! WHBELSl-3O
w sets s,rshorn's eeleh-a,eds WHEELS for bug
ges carriages. ope- and horse
sulkeys 6es. made Of thorough y-geascaed eastern
hickory. Prices VERY LOW. ean canhdentiy fs-
20 sass OF cheap WEsfBRN wHEFLs-fail as
Aloos 4 tun stock OF All kinds Of MATERIALS
for rnaking and repairing aii Slnds 81 yshiGies aor
sale fery low. 5Z go u. l.. Williams
GO 19,d5tsw2L&w1t 5s,sS.
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A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La
n trobes, selEfeeders, base.burners, and other
stoves; GLOVER BILL LUMP and HAIL, for
highly recommended; BLACK HATH lump;
average and snAths- burns like the Slidlothisn. ano
Is mined on adboent property. For SAFE Ut prices
" Ss''''' ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.