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SherIn'a Sale.

hda1.oott.ss OF % + y ct Fi9ri F4ciaai % no
r,Ea' II ctss' Tut be e1posei to p; bic Sale
DELAWARE H0UsE 10. 5la MARKET ST.
NJ. ~. w george w ortlip, in the city Of VII
-,l,s. Ir,s on new Castle county, Delaware. on
''h'uAf the 18th day of OCTOBER. 1875.
o'clock, ,. n,,
'ls niolloUing described Real Estate, viz.
IA az "a one undlviae equal fifth part Of
~ ~ aloEins described lands and premises
,isuatea 10 The city OF Wilmington, New Cas-.
usn20unty and State of d elsware:
4 a., kes'nni2g at I s,akeo the west erly
So So . eshlaston street between Sixth and
4 s,tuln e'Seetg at the dlstance of eiEhtY-six
4 WI S,h meme from the northwest corner oil
s,iv.s5 I. alo "a5hingten streets; thence west
.ss,in .ssgsnn parallel with. sixth reet(thxough
~. -. house' one hundred ana forty-fra - ..
a.. ..s eas erly SIDE OF Wollaston street ,hirtr
Wo,f!aei Inence northeriy aions said side of
;,s. ~ slfeet lhirty i've feet six inches 10
~ --e q and OF E.lwood Garrett; thence ems
'...s s.s ~ sala ;lne. and parallel with Sixth
Te.ia-I1 ~ eqnarsa and forty-fve feet 20 IA .
"a - ,.ss.. -. ei n ashl.Gton st-e2t aforesa.d;
lespee sor,heriy thereby thirty.fve fast
rn '1s1es 70 Sae Place Of beginning; the prin
~, IL esslneats iLereon consist Of a three
70 99F'eE IL cling house with hitch en-. =
,iie os " x Il lnnlnG at stake on the westeriy
b..,cs,,' y sgIiaston street, at thirty feet wide,
tsos y. siSth and Seventh streets At the d,s
eo-rs o. u one hundred feet from the noft th,Test
so,.S ~ q elxlh and Wolaston streets; thence
SirtS ~, 10y eight degrees west pataliel with
d tSs sssset w one hundred and twenty-five fesI
:loSs sstis sl5e Of y eAersop street; thence
= tSo Nv issue sue OF Jefferson street north thir
tbsno.. aesrees east t1epty fett to a stake:
-ifs sesth ttty eight degrees east par allej
WENT ~ az. ma ae3et5esd line one hundred and
IN s,s.eft I'VE ftSt % the said side Of W olIas
NO dsss. dsss.s and. thence thereby seath thirty
ginning = The prircipsI y stanros mr. rvs mani y,
acnsS sonsist Of two story franz . dwellins
6s;,sasa aao TWO story brick stable, Ii
psrsy ~ AZ , tsken in execution a. the pro,
I'd M u william @, Msndsnhali, and to b,
SAsi~. o~ y; LAND soN Sheriff,
''ss Wee New Castle, sspt, %, ls's q
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The Treasury Der artment has issued
a call for $5,0Oo,oo0 in fve-twenty
bonds.
The public debt statement issued
Saturday, showed reduction of So
3Ao. 2.6i during the past month, the
total debtnow being Sc ,255, 749, 1896 .95.
The currency balance in the Treasury
ia 81. 100, ,S59. .9e coin, $67, ,sS3, ,S16 %.
including coin certificates, $11, ,645, 200.
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Property at risk Sos 999 us co
Property at risk January /. 1875 6G.6o0, ,779 90
THOMAS F. PLUMMER, Agent,
512 Market Street.
Sept. 20, ct ltaw Wilmiagton, Del.
TONDITION OF TTJF
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Sheriff. Sale

III -1-;ca ofa rrit Ct Le--r: Fails = IL
d;:e ted, ~il he esT?-a1 = Pao.i- sale
u .Ss
DELATAEE HOUSE, - IA0EETsT,
kept By Georce W, 0rtiip. IN the city Of VII
Eiu ston, New c. 5tls count, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the 18th day OF OCTOBER Is
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n -
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Losses by Fire se,2aS
Salaries of Oficers 1852. .76
Refunded Premiums 7s,bl
ONCE Rent 225.O0
=" Other expenses l,4sa26
Balance net gain for la14 6,433 So IS 5Sos.l7
JANUARY l, 1875.
Surplus of Company last
year $50 6S1,85
Gain OF Company for 1874 e.4333s
Present Surplus 4G.lli.7l
HOW INVESTED.
Bills Receivable S27,+00O0
Bonds S475OO
Real Estate at New Caste 100000
6O2 Market st..
vii. Del. l21250O
Cash in Banks 1,5l4.1 4d ll4.7l
ASSETS OF THE CO.
Premium Notes 299. .2s1OO
Surplus 46.li47l 225,995, Il
Amount Insured S4,2l7.OOOOO
WILLIAM TATNALL. President,
SAAPL d. SMl I'll. Treasurer.
Sept, 20 q. Oct. 5. 81 law
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Fashionable Furniture.
J. & J. n. HARTMAN.
No. 40 Kin Street
WILMINGTON. DELa

yAssRzn We respectfully inform the citi-
m. xens OF Wilmington and the sur.
rounding country that We continue
Ito manufacture and keep on hand al
our large and long established warerooms
Furniture of every variety and style. con
sisting of Mahogany. Rosewood and Walnut
aud chamber usas.
Our assortment Of Furnitureis larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware.
and all articles sold atour establishment are
warranted "a represented.
Venitiar Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We Also manufactars and constant
IL keep largeasortmsnt Of Sprjna HaSr
N oss and Husk Mattresses
L&J. N. IdARMAN.
40 King street, Wilmington.
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--I1ERIEE7a SAVE.

.--.-t5a n, 4 wit Of l'ya1 Tac;as 10 ne
K =. A,..!oete5 .ntes5 viii be e-uoscd 10 public saIa
Y ,Htio lioHse OF William n For,i. in the town
!. y S, i!, ,rood, n Pcncador Hundred, NoW Cas-
y; ;sa,iu'.i UeD, Oh
THURSDAY.
--,-- ~ DAY OF OCTOBER, A. u. .l-I5
M '''' u
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PLAN OIL
BEATTY

Weighs when boxed, oye,. one shousanq
pounds. Liberal terms 20 de Alers. A6send
stamp fer caEealar. Addrs DANIEL r
BEAT Z Nhnst6n, n u masSed6u
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New Castle County Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY,
January /, 1875.

JANUARY I, $50.
RECEIPTS FOR 1915.
Rec yed from Premiums s13,4la.se
T. Interest 22o5. Al
|" Profit and
loss 27l.50 Is sse, ii
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- Fzas-stse 80 ~
.szss gsf5 5az T. y 81
q 1s.s-s4s 4sAs
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PIE Ac7 -,
IsGavmtc.ass
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patrons Of Hussandry.

CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE.
r. LogIsyILLE, KY, November 1s. The Ma
tional Grange convened here to-day. All the
States and Territories except two are repre-
scented. ar6j t.,: ! sGJ,S-f.f=f -.
The report ofsthe Executive Committee
was discussed. In regard to tie business
Of different agencies the report says some
cities are doing very large business and
have in the aggregate, millions of dollars,
while in other res eets they are ;unsatisfacto-
~ and fall short of the benefits which. ought
TO be realized. it5ig ,.ffyf - 5i:..Is.
The commission system OF the order is
said to be false in theory and unjust to men,
beers, and therefore, y in the minds OF the
committee, another method Of selling is
deemed necessary for the good Of the order.
Such q system the committee beg leave to
submit plans of at future day, and they are
satisfied it will meet with general approval:
In conclusion, the committee recommend
the employment of lecturers to canvass the
country and make known the true aim anu
objects of the order, thereby correcting the
wrong impressions which now exist IN the
minds Of many worthy people concerning
the Patrons OF Hus bandry.- - ---r---.-T-- -g
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Foreign, Netes.

LONDON, November 18.--A special to the
PaN.MaH Gazette from Berlin states that
the Prussian Government is preparing pro
ceedings before the Ecclesiastical Connell
against the Archbishop Of Cologne and the
Bishop of Treves.a The object Is to depose
them. ~ - 4at.ats1fl.5. 1,ssI. /
seize tho arsenal and burn the town Of Ran
coon has been 1discov cred by The authorities.
q great many Burmese have been arrested
on suspicion of completely In the affair,
LoND0N, November 1S.--Ehe failure OF the
Manila bfanch Of. The house Of Russell, Stur-
gis g Co. il reported here. Ok sa ssss.
The directors OF the Bank OF England 70.
dsy fixed the minimum rate os Discount Eat
three per cent.. 5; - 80 ~
sg MapRrpa NoFembe 10 - General Quesada
hns been commanded by q Royal order 70
hapeefDrthereceiy no commHnleatlon IRON
Don Carlos except an nouncsrasnt OF sne
nnconditional sahtn Mission of; himsel and hia
ss.,tiaa,,e = - ,ssJg. Ieyf fisI1 - 4
LovDoN, November ~ The sppotnt :
az Messrs. Holker and Clifford ta the satlol
new. md solicitor. Genera aship, respectfysiy
noted Yesterday, are now denied. .as.
Iosn0E. November rs. l-,Ehea insufsea
yietory az Gsssehks IS fully .eontlrn,sa: !, y
cansealarc of, the interru psion OF the ea9g
lhstwesn MasrasaBd Fensng no tuT!seI ~
tsilisence has been received from thas guar
l.
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The yyhIskey,Fraud Trials.

ST.. LOUIS November 1s.I7Mc 4
trial IS still progressing amid great excite,
qnent. B. Il. Engleke, rectiher, testified
that he was urged by Joyce purchase
crooked whiskey, and always received ad'
vance notice Of the ugsa.s eomIn y iron, from
the g firing" Information of any, Danger.
Joyce once said to witness, !" MY friend bao-
in serape. and must get out Of It." tle
The witness admitted being;a party to
several indictments here, and had pleaded
guilty to some Of them, but had not,coasid.
cred and did not know what effect his testi-
mony to: day. would have upon the indlet-
ments still pending. lr,a S.5rfl sssai ati -
Another witness testified to Joyce's indus
try in collecting money for the i" ring.'s
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TIE BROOKLYN REvIvAL.-Ne1c York, No.
vembar H. There was large gathering, as
uslls, at the Brooklyn tabernacle this morn.
ing. and the services opened with singing.
REQUESTS for prayer were then read. Prayers
were asked for revival in fourteen towns and
cities for business firm in New York, for
unc1nveIted employees of q religious paper,
for seven churches with sheir pastors, for
eighi families, and six drunkards. One huE-
dred and fiity.nine requests were read, many
Of which were from persons for their con.
version.
Prayer was again offered; after which a
hymn WAS sung. Mr.. Moody read and based
his renaks upon the 5th chapter Of Luke.
Mr. Sankey then sang alone,," Where are the
Nine: !" Gs-@.' ...,
Rev. Mr. Northrup made short address,
speaking of great number who were kept
back from Christ from some one little thing.
Rev. Dr.. Buddington followed, saying at the
tine they were most discouraged then their
prayers were answered. They should per.
severe. and they might be assured they would
40. fa. -.
Mr. Moody prayed for the success of their
meetings tonight, and said tomorrow they
would commence their collections to pay oil
the deb, of the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION. and they wautedto get enough to
leave $1,000 or $4,000 il the treasury. He
wanted the young men in Brooklyn to have
q good start.
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Washington Items.

d. WASHINGTON, November, ISL. G. Felt
man, of Albany, and John Lighthouse, of
Worcester, are the lowest bidders for mail
bags. >.' 3sl% ~, E..aa -.
The inter.oceanic shipcanal commission
met at the Navy Department to-day and ex.
amined the maps and report Of the survey oil
the Napipi.Atrato route. Lieutenant Fred.
erick Collins, who was in charge Of that sur
vey, was before the commission, and was
examined as to the advantages afforded by
that route. AdjouEned till Saturday. e.
The immigration for, September at New
York shows a falling off, compared with
September, 1874, of 7,000-nearly one half /
The committee to investigate the, Second
Controllers Office regarding the alleged
fraudulent irregularities has commenced its
session. ~ E1r Ga /g f[sttH = =. - ,
The Secretary of the Navy will recommend
the organization OF o small naval establish
ment at Port Royal, s. G. IS, ,'sSn
I Treasurer New, has paid into the Treasury
three thousand dollars, stolen therefrom
since his administration. There were two
thefts; one OF zone thousand dollars and
another. or two thousand dollars. The
guilty parties. are undiscovered. !. .,.:.....s.
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y,yrtSG OF TOBACCO PLANTERs.-At a
,,,1,.2r of the tobacco planters of Lunen-
,n,, county, held ut the Courthouse on the
80 instant, TO consider the subject OF to-
i.f,, inspection. Hon. George W. Hardy
a.; chilled 10 the chair, and J. I. Ttsdale
rb~.s3 As secretary. The object Of the meet.
IN, having been stated, on motion Of Colonel
= T. Allen the following preamble and reso'
in,,o1, we,e unanimously adopted:
:. Whereas we. the tobacco growers OF tue
cor,Iy Of Lunenburg, have been Informed
,h,. the Tobacco Convention called by Co.
lionel William c. knight, president of the
y,..juIa State Agricultural Society, which
me-, il the city oil Richmond on the 26th OF
october last, adjourned to meet again on the
o3i of November therefore resolved, by
ibis meeting.
list. That we adhere to and are willing
10 abide by the action Of the Rurkeyille con-
yention OF the 18th of August last as ex-
pressing ully our views upon The subject of
tobacco inspection and tobacco exchange in
The state of Virgins.
"2d. Tha. we hereby declare our determi.
nation not TO regard as expressive Of our
view, any action that may be taken BY the
Richmond convention, proposed to be held
on the ed instant, that may be in conflict
with the resolutions of the Burkeyille con.
yention. and we do hereby request our re-
preventative in the Legislature 10 use his ef-
forts 20 prevent any legislation in conflict
with the spirit OF the resolutions OF the
B1rkcyille convention. 81
81. That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded TO Richmond and Petersburg
papers for publication. and like copy be
delivered to John l.. Coleman, Esq, OUT
delegate.e!ect to the Legislature of Virginia"
There being no other business the meeting
then adjourned. GEORGE W. HARDY,
j. 7. TiSd0le, Secretary. Chairman.
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fseeona DfspatchI

y.
FRASkLrs, Va, November is, = Magistrate
holland held an inquest oyer the remains Of
the woman Joyner this morning. The fol.
lowing Is substantially Jack Portresss testi.
traonys g I was, Id bed this morning.; and
Polly Joyner came TO- the door, knocked and
said: & have come to see aboat my hog you
stole. II am going is take the law into N y
own hands. have plenty: to back me with
guns and pistols She then came. 10 and
struck my daughter Docia several times With
a stick, and finally picked up my gun from
the corner of the rooB. Doeia got hold Of
the breech and Polly bold Of the muzzle.
Jumped up and tried to take tbs stick which
she had away from POLLY, andwhile doing 50
the, gun went off, and Polly! feli, saying to
IDScia, q You have killed aae." 5Docia re-
piled, No, you did IT yourself. p Tie en-
tire load of buckshot entered, just to the left
|of4tbe navel, lodging 10 the back just under
the skin, producing death almost Instantly.
The body lay in the. door with the. feet ION
the ground, and Is badly bruised. .si%s1 :
Fortress and daug glitter are low, disreputable
people, and have beer In several scrspes be.
fore. The woman Joyner has always been
considered inoffensiye. The verdict of the
coroner's jury is THAT Polly Joyner was
killed by gun iu. the hands; Of Docia Port
ress., Jack Fortress and his daughter made
no attempt to escape. \, s, 0s: 3.s. T., {.
Mrs. Albert Blythe, who lived near this
place, took an overdose of camphor this
morning, and died in q few hours. .,,''
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Dedication Of the Masonic Temple i'm
NorFo lk-Tmpestng Ceremonies-
Banquet, DE. Tt,,gt,,t
:. lspecIal Telegram: .to the .Dlspatell,. ]

2. - Especial telegram tothe Dispateh.]
NORFOLK, November .1S.-The Masonic
Temple, in this city, was dedicated to-day
with imposing ceremonies, including grand
street parade. The column was composed of
seven divisions, platoon of police, with Col.
onel l.. D. Starke'as grand marshal, Colonel
Walter 81. Taylor as marshal Of the day, and
Messrs. William II. Saunders, E. busch,
Frank. Hunter,9 Samuel e. Ship, c. D. Dur.
we'll, Joseph Pugh, John a. Gayle, G., s..
Sherwood, john A: Foreman, A. G. Free
man, marsbals. .N.ss'@ -, - = /!
;; The procession was formed In accordance
with the published programme of the day,
and moved precisely, at 1870 a. n. The
immense crowd cited the full capacity of the
Temple, hundreds being unable to get in.
The ceremonies were of the most imposing
character, and performed under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge Of the State and itssof.
ficers. The whole display was creditable to
the brothers OF the mystic tie, and win be
an event long to be remembered in the his,
tory of Norfolk. 4. ~. .,,,5 ..f,a1ir.
After the march the fraternity banqueted
at Jobnson's Hall in regal style. The tables
groaned under the good things Of life, and
all feasted to the full bent Of their inelna.
ton. " ~ *9i. j. .''aas. p. = /
Tomorrow night the Sir Knights of 6rice
Commandery will honor their guests withia
grand ball at the Temple. g,ssa a.l8
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!. 53,arIARisE 1sr ISL

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NovxssbaR Id 1875.
sun rises NEON, tises. q. -. ii az
u High to-
/ yPoRT OF RIcHMoND, N0vsfsxR1 1876.
is5o{, IL ID so ~ ARAIpFD. ~
steamer Issas Reii, I1aWreHees Kew yask, snser-
chlandise aud passengers, slh potninion Steamship
dreamer Alliance, Carr PbIladslpnla racrcsan-
disc and passengers. w. 2. Porter, AGENT s;cs M
merchandise. Kichuiona, York. Riser ana Chsss.
peake H8sls8hd COMPANY. :s.tkS 20
Steamer Westoyer, Skinner Balttnore, merchan-
disc and passengers. i. q. Tdtuul, agent
Steamer John Sylyester,s GifSrd, Nerf6lk, rer.
ichaudlse and PASSENGERS, Il. b. TatuEu, Agent
Schooner ABB Ftetdss Franks Wssbinst toni No.
2 gas coxing coax Gervas Storrg, Agent. ,fe,s
z's CLEARED foRs THIS soaT. Il / 80 Il
FROM Few York November j.. ponsr Eclipse.
( .,It,5il54z4 s y .AK,oRANpA. ssSsgl
Schooner H.A. De witt, nlansos ,seemi Richpaond
yia NosfoIs for Havana, Cuba sailed fsou Norfolk
+, SchoonerJohn O. Henry. Donna,ls, ffona ayamea
river siG Old Fort, nc Ehiiade1phln NovSmhes16.
Schooner G. r. Wright, Cooper, and a. T..
SHorssnaani aydes, from Vlfsfhia, g Rev xork
November 16. 2t4l9 isi,gif "a u " sst
MAO Williams; from s SisSimand. ss SaiassIpSi.
sNoyem berE1TgHIH a5sff !a&ss1tS1 " - ~
Schooner Enterprise, dikontss fsoDls James fyer.
al PhiisSelpnia Hoyem6seer xxi lt,u. ,yt
Z 10 y TsissYaph. -
= -NEw York, NoSetBsf I s-Arriysd &, CITY or
!; Arrived saG Psnnsgi yalia. ODER Little Harry,
Monitor, Albatross, Louise. IW n. y .asts
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK &c, EXCHANGE.
s.za IA TUESDAY, november, re, 1878.

RICHMOND STOCK, EXCHANGE.
,za-d THURSDAY, November rs, 1875. i
|. sALEs.-s300 Virginia coupons sold ab a0asS;;
$4,000 Virginia consolB new sold at fahs;; 10
shares State Bank stock sold at 90. .G,i.lTaRss5
ao.d.ssAmelleangeld: ia bid. ,.-a Z. :,
asked Virginia !consoisy pew, 441 bid. 45 asked;
Virginia deferred, ~ bid, asksdi Virginia in
be Coupons, Sex bid, 81 asked. '1 49, &c
city Observation-Disclosures city ssx107X bid;
Richmond cir5 6's, Ssh bid; Lynchbwg city S's
atlroad .Bonds.-c Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road 6's, gold NJ and n. 40 bid Southstse Railroad
second MORTGAGE preferred 6's, j. anaJ., 53A bid
S0a and 40 bid, Tx assea R a and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 7's- j. and D.,
102 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Sc
cond morsSage S's, A. and D., 00lbfd; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE
lis, j. and j., 94S bid; RIchmond, Fredertcks.
j., s5x Bid; Orange and Aexandria Railroad first
mortgage 6s, IL. and N, 81 bids Orange ana AL.
exandria Railroad ssconds mortgage 6's, j. and j.:
mortgage S's, N. and N.6a bid,!7 asked; Rich
mond and ,Danv1le Railroad consolidated !6's,t b..
and n, 68H bid. 10 asked :. ,.l1- !;
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 65h bid;
Richmond. fredericksburg and Petotaac RAILROAD
and DanvilIe Raiiroad, loo par, bid, g asked;
ssaoe o5H and Roanoke Ralfoad al
B17ak lStocks.-.National Bank OF Virginia, 100
par, 104 asked y Printers National, 100 par, l05
asked; State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 96 bid.
96x asked; Bank Of Commerce, 25 par 20 Did |;
Merchants and Planters savings, 25 par, 22X asked
Banking aud Insurance Company, 25 par, az bid ;
Citizens SAVINGS, rs pari2lH bid, 22S asked;
rne, 26 par; 35X bid Virginia State, 26 par, 26h
bid 26 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par 100 asked
Merchants aud Mechanics, 100 par, 80 bid, 80 ask
ed; City, 90 par, 81 asked; Old Dominion, 100
par, 81 asked; Granite Insurance Company 90
par, 95 asked; Commercial Fire Insurance CON.
pany, rs par, 80 bio, 23H asked; Richmond Fire
Miscellaneous.-Oid Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 90 par, 30 asked. t1!fh| ~ "a.
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CAPTURE or CouSTERFEIrISG GANG
Ner York, November 17.-For some time
past gang of counterfeiters have been food
ing the city with counterfeit iye.cent pieces.
Captain kinuock, chief Of the secret service
in this district, last night received informa.
ton that the counier!eIters resided at No. u
Eldrdge street, and proceeding there he ar.
rested five of them-Hrs. Ellen Barney,
aged seventy years; her daughter, Mrs.
Eliza kinny, and Mrs. kinny's Chill.
dren: Lizzie, aged thirteen years. Fran.
els, eleven; and Katie, eight Captain Kin
mock searched the house, and found three
hundred spurious fye-cent pieces and also
mould for making counterfeit money. a u
the prisoners were brought before the United
States court to-day. The children stated
that their grandmother forced them to pass
the counterfeit money. Emanuel Demott,
the reputed siepfather Of the children, Is at
present in the State prison for counterfeiting
the iVe-cent nickel. lt- .,st
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Tobacco Markets. 49, 80
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, November ,Is, I1S76.
The scene about Shockoei slip and the Tobacco
Exchange has been lively during the past week
The slip has been'crowtied with wagons and carts,
which come ladened with the new crop of tobacco
some Of which fs really fiue The breaks during the
mast week were 27t hogsheads and 81 Heroes. The
offerings OF old leafcohtfnue very small on 'Chapge
and The demand being active the prices have con-
tinued high for all desirable grades.asa t;srit
1--WE continue our quotations g. s..- ~
DARK.r-Pr tmings --s1. 90 @$4. !. Z. 2. sata,sy
DARK LugS-Very common. s5.6u@f6; me
dilri 70 good. $7(a$S; extra. 5000. Leaf-Con
mon, $500 medium, 90. 81
ssshs; n me slo@sia;
TO good, 81 2. 5o@$99 fine smoking: S2S ogfSS;
dium, 81 0M$l2; good 20 fnes II 260@S7 g. extra
nllefS, 81 7HAS2O. MISUNDERSTANDING. SlSN
s25: medium 20 good, $a0Ms45i fine, 60@86S
81 ~ to medinm
81 5@$20; goodoto doe, s359s4o ex OK r s46@
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19
RICHMOND MARKETS!
81 1 81 a THURSDAY. November ,Is,i ls7b.

- .sEf3 81 Country Preduces In
Reess: Ginsens s50sOc-; seneca, without o. Top
:" EssssSas .2s@sec.iqa d. .;.;s ssI
u Bnitr: Prime 70 choice yellow. aa@ssc. fair
1924 epa a aSs2sss a sSS1 5,sae
Eoea:fIn barrels 23@2Ae. p dozen; In crates
ssbs41 ss's & SSs:s ss sss
go a@,i sssiss SegSSs ' sSU.
Hay: virdn,a nasosnys zaoe:0s1 is; clover,
s, Pork.-DYessed. sa@9c.
Posasoes Irish. 80 s9s. VI bushes. ,:-----:. &
k kS,s s sSaSp5ss; d sssishe,esssa
gsses: 5se@ sSS az; secorelas e quality.
Maa,. w a@ ss' ssaec.:
Eisasas = Ssnaens, Lime, Piastsr.
Cement Rosendaia, 81. IS ~ barrel DANES River,
ssY s. q ss ias4sn vilin -
@Sl.80 Roskiana. w 4p,sz Ts;,..a 90 A..
l,I S5ssi sas assR $3.50 srosna :
Dryy seeds. 81 ~ ts1f:sss {
aso.sn iszesases and nfJtiags A Aansass.
tar. II Manchester. SIC: Ma1cnsasess aze:
4ss james Rsysrs Jsmss hfs Ss G;.1s
; ysIss R TS aoes ssas psi Eess
nliagss 7cs gossssss a.. aes s.. p Is.
Ssssas So 81 e b saes
s5saSsd gkhttpss and y ssIs'
Mssg 1s,al Il ls1 SssIas, assspss A
I pess 5s;; s: 1870 81 Wiisssa ss
5i sIs sa'. 5 S2a saa.sssue
4 roc. ,.o.. !. psyouis. &c. Iealc.