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New York Items.

New YORK, October 22.-.WiIliam Delaney.
for the murder of Captain Lawrence, Of the
schooner Josephine, has been sentenced to be
hung on the 10Th OF December.
Commissioners representing the city of
Mobile are now in this city endeayoriDg to
effect Al arrangement by which its debt may
become less burdensOme.
A nolle prosequi has been entered in the
cases of the people Us. Francis D. Mou,on.
indicted for the alleged libel of H.. W.
Beecher.
Mr.. Britton made like motions in other in.
dictments in the case of the people Us. Mou'-
ton. and the people us. Theodore Tllton,
which were also granted.
The Executive Committee OF the Assoc.
ated Press today adopted resolutions of re-
gret at the death Of Frederick Hudson, he
having been che OF the founders of the AS:
ISOLATION and for twenty years member of
the Committee.
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FATAL SNORING bFfRAY. -NaShutte, NC
tober 2l.-An encounter took place thi;
morning in the public square, Franklin
Tenn, which resulted in the killing OF Co.
lionel John T. House, and dang 'rously
woundinS his son, NJ. House. Colonel House
and Q. +. Grftia, policeman, had personal
alteration in a saloon last night, which re-
suited in Griffin knocking Colonel House
down. Here the mate ended Until this
morning, when the parties again meeting
high words were used, but no blows were
passed. They separated, House going to.
wards the store where his son was employed,
near which be met another party. and becsme
involved in a dispute. Griftia approached
House and placed him under arrest. NJ. House
stepped TO the front Of thcestore, and seeing
Iriffia with one handon his fathers collar, a
drawn revolver in the other, Supposing they
we're involved in personal dispute, stepped
in the street with bis band behind him.
| Griffi1 asked him if be had drawn pistol
on him. He answered "No." Colonel
| House remarked that he would draw one.
and proceeded to do So, whereupon Griftin
tired at him, and then turned and shot bis
son. who had drawn his pistol. An indis-
| crimiuate firing began between G siffiu, Colo
| mel House, ard w. NJ. Allison, who had hth'
erto been q spectator, and was sided with
| Griffin. Griffin fired six shots, five at Hou:
and one at bis son. Allison fired twice.
Colonel House WIS killed Instantly.
1t is thought his son cannot recover. The
cororc,'s ju!y gave verdict Of urjus.llabie
homicide. Critic and Allso are in Gus ody.
| House was lieutenant colonel Of the First
Tennessee infantry, and man of proml'
uence in bis locslity.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, Octnter 22, 1878.
SALEs.-e50G Virginia c9nsols sold ut 63A: 1888
Virginia fnndablc sold at 82h; S2,219.O5 Virginia
deferred sold at So
Goid.-Americau gold. ] bid.
state Virginia consols. 63& bid, 63a
| Bile coupons. 30 bid, 90H asked.
1oas assea; asimoud city e,s ss bid. SO a. sea
Petersburg city G's, IS I'D: L3nchburg city S's
s3 hid ,los a.ked; L.nchburg city SIS, 81 bid
Rdiirodd Boads.-virginIa and Tennessee Rail.
roa s. cond mortgage 6s ). j. 13h askst; South
is atsei: Richmond, Fredericksbara and Poto,
mac Railroad mortga rs, j., j., "a bid
Richmond: Fredcricssbnre and Potomac Railroad
vile Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. 6 N, re bid
IA asked.
ar sfn mort'see g.. a. n Go asked James River
and KanawIa Canal second mortgage Us, d. & NJ
AZ bid.
Potomac railroad common, 100 par, 65 bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per &C MT. guaranteed, 100 par, IS bid: kich
Der cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 81 bid: Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par, 80
hank Socks.-First National. 100 par. 1921
asked: National Bank of Virginia, 100 oar. l O4
asked; Planters Na,iona, 100 par. 10S asked
ar S9Gna oo 100 Da 6e 100 5a k sanS o
Commerce. Is par. rs hid; Union Bank of kich,
mond, SO par. Sc bid, 52H asked; Merchants and
I pn"eFs g. a Pr 3 rs
Insurance CtnnDna teS.-Virginla Fire and Marine,
25 par. 35 hid, Virginia STATE. 20 par 26 bid
Mechanics, 100 par. 95 bud; Granite Insurance
Company. 100 par. 100 asked !; commercial Fire
Insurance Company. 20 par. 23h asked; Rich
Miscellaneous james River and kanawha
Packet, 12h par, lid, 104 asked.
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irish Catholic Benevolent Union.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, October 22.-In the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union to-day Sc
ries Of resolutions of sympathy with the
Pope and with their suffering brethren in
Italy and Germany were unanimously adopt.
ed. The last resolution deplored the course
pursued by too many of the secular papers
in all questions affecting the Church in her
present coufllct.
|. was ordered that the Union institute a
board of colonization.
The proposition 10 erect memorial foun'
tain in Paramount Park. Philadelphia, was
endorsed, as was also the general celebration
Of the centennial.
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Of Richmond, Va. was
rejected president; Vice President, Rev
Father Pheau, Of st. Louis; Secretary, Mar
tin |. J. Critic, of Philadelphia; Treasurer,
Rev. Father Henry, of ST. Louis.
The next meeting Of the Union will be
held in CleveIan1 Ohio.
Adjourned.
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MAMTNE HnrELL,s,EWcu
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 2s, 1875.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travera. Baltimore. merch,r-
Stenmer john sylvester, Clifford: Norfolk ,a--
chandise and passengers. l.. 3. FDinm, agent
sehoorer 2. j. Littlee Crawford, Philadelphia,
Schooner Bouny Boat, Kelly, Philadelphia coal,
sshooncrJ. d. M a,Veiii, johnson. Philadelphia,
schooner John McGinnls, Colbourn, Philadcl.
phi1. coal. s. =. Lahrop.
Schooner hate nd LucIIa, Bousall, Albany, lun-
ber,C Il. Whitlock.
Schooner j. P. Anger, Bedell, New York. salt,
Lee. redG III & Co.
Schooner Barney JONES' Crirtenden, Philade-
phia, cnsl, II. Cotlrell.
o sGn9onsT sohn Henry. DonneIly, Baltimore.
s sch9 },1,o Eight Away, crosses, Petersburg
Schooner W. l.. Hearu. Watson, Norfolk, logs,
Manchester Bucket Nanufactory.
chandise, 10 master.
sIoop AGA Wood, Williams, james river, oysters,
10 master.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen & Go.
> Gamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan.
dlSe ana passengers, w. Z. Porter. agent
Schooner JOHN Mcdonnell. Mchendre, Philadel-
phia granite, Curtis & Parker.
,,; schooner Alice curtis, Phillips, Norfolk granite,
Schooner Ann Dole. Boze Providence, camel
coal, Gerras Storrs, agent.
schooner II. 7. Simmons, Willetts, Boston, can
ne I, uuu no. gas COAL GerVts Storrs, ageEt.
Sloop Ada Wood, James river, to load for Rich.
mond.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Windsor, n. s., October 18th, schooner
Oliver Jameson, Jameson.
From Philadelphia October goth, schooner WI.
McSanghion, Burns.
From Bath, Ne, October 9Th, schooner II. A.
Dewitt, Mai sou.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Fannie W johnson, from James river,
arrived at Philadelpha October 20tn.
schooner Anthony Kelly, q reeuw o0d. from Rich
mond arrived at Providence October 2U1h.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. O2tnbar 22.-Arrlved: Abyssinia,
Victoria. Arrived out: Lillian. Fred, Eugene.
Arrived; Vile de Paris, Holland. Arrived out :
Idaho.
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Summary.

Josiah Bardwell, Of the firm OF SKINNER q
Co., Boston, we'll known in southern cotton
circles, is dead.
Governor Allen, OF Ohio, Is ABOUT leaving
for the Pennsylvania campaign n. HIS nfst
speech will be delivered in PITTSBURGH.
Charles Callahan, tried In New Iork Oh
the charge of killing his mother, Das oeeh
sentenced TO seven years imprisonment. -,
A watch.factory started In Freeport, ll.'
six months sgo was burned yesterday LOSS
$3.50, 900. Cause, incendisrlsm:.
Greenleaf Tracy, of Mercer, Maine, shot
diyorced woman living with him, and then
went into the woods and shot himself.
Cause, Jealousy.
The tournament of the California Rife AS
ISOLATION opened yesterday, at Preside, IN
that State. The prizes aggregate 81, 300.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
genera, ptcke,rs Remains.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, October 22.--The removal of
all that Is earthly Of the great and gallant
Pickett took place this afternoon, and our
entire population united In doing honor 10
his memory. The municipal governments
OF both cities, the clergy, the military, secret
societies, the Mexican.war veterans, and cit
zeus generally, met on Market Square, formed
iu procession, and moved to the cemetery
where the remai1s were taken In charge and
escorted to the der0; Of the Atlantic, Missis
sippi and Ohio railroad. where they will be
delivered by the authorities of the city &c
the committees from Richmond and Peters
burg, to be conveyed to Richmond to-mor'
row. The procession was remarkably i'm.
posing.
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Markets by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW 1oHh
Of N iI'S25 hass at II s-16@I4 9-iec. Southern
-four rules heavy common TO ia'r c6 exira 70 pug
good TO e9es eTr s 10 oS*y red w nea.
:4l.3O for gooi re-; western: sl.4oIf1: 46h
for white western. Corn closed heavy o9a o9Hc.
for nS wfSern at "6sS 7aas s %s Rf
mixed. Oats dull and lower; a7g478c. Tor
high mixed western and staIe; 5ogR2Ic. lO u,
lSI@2lAc, gold, for job lots. Sug'r steady and
In fair demand: refined heavy; 0hc. for standard
A: I0%@l Oac for etannlated and powdrrsd; ll ls
f.lr shcd. Moassas-Grocery grades unchanged
with moderate irqni'ies Fic- quiet 6sCna4c. lor
Louisiana aud Carolina: 6S@6ssc tor Rang o6a
Iailow steady at 9l.(l9'Sc. kOsin firm at 81 9OH
Al 95 Turpentinr tir at 42c. Pork frmer: new
SCI rs cash. Lard fr'rer; prime steam: Il o. &c
Whiskcy shade lower at SLID. Freigh's Steady
BpL 'IMORE.
BALTMoRE October 22aFloar quiet, stpsa n6
evIrauil red 81 40: Maryland red. 81 35@E1. 45 :;
s ih si.5oG:l So; white, 81 .2o@sl:55. Corn
G%tt7 ;@@ StesGE s G% soutner ss@45c Rye
Quiet and steady. Provisions quilt. PORK un-
rh ingcd. Bulk-mcats nominal - Bacon STEADY.
IarI quiet and steady. Coffee dali and weak Jobs.
ig@22c. Whisbcy dull ut sl.16E@ sl.l7. Sugar
quiet aud steady. "
CrSC1SyATI October 22.-FIour dull and nemi-
nal. Wheat quiet and w, AZ red 81 25@Sl 80.
Corn steady. with moderate demand at 62aooc
Oais du'l at 32045c. harley dull and nominal
lover; sales . s21 25MS2l.5O Lard scarce ;
prine steam. l3N:.: kettle 1880 &c. Bulk-lnests
i'm ct We Old shoulders bed at ehc LOOSE new clear
rih.sides l2Ec, packed: clear sides, old he!d al
l3r. for loose. Baron-Only limited Tubing de-
mand shoulders, 9s@9Ec.: clear rib:sides LAG
HE: clear sides 1901 1c; hogs Dun c%m-
mon Iighl, 20 7IMf7; good light aud picking,
S7,lOGlS7 25: good havy. 81 30WS7.4O; re-
CENTS, l go; shipments. 60. VII skey tady
and In fair demand at $1.l3.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 22.-Flour ard wheat quiet
aud unch4need. Corn quiet aud steady. Oats dun
at 3s945c. rive quiet and unchanged. , prosi-
sions Inactive and nnminally unchanged; Bacon
Shoulders, 9H,. clear rlhslde:. l4c.: c'ear sides,
l4hr. Lard ierce. 149U14hc. WhiSkey quiet
and unchanged Baggiug quiet and unchanged.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. October 22.-Net receipts at an
United States ports during the week, 14I Ply
bales: same week last year, 132.4S6 bales-tota 10
date $50 S52 bales; TO dute last YEAR 5S7,oZO
bales, Exports for the week. ~. 800 bales: same
week last year, IS, Sa bales-t0tt 10 date 164sl
bales to same dAt. last year. 43 072 bales. slock
atall United States porTs 3503l7 bales: last year.
33s 1874 bales: at sll interior towns, AZ. O5l bales
last year, 56.45O bales: Ut Liverpool, 6S2,oo0
bales; last year, 621,0O0 bales sloc: Of msrl-
car cotton afoat for Great Britain, $1,000 bales;
last year, $4,000 bues.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EDgiaEa.


LONDON, October 22.-The weather day
is tempestuous. Much damage TO shipping
is reported. Disasters involving the loss Of
twenty lives have already been reported.
Later reports announce that the floods
were particularly disastrous at Darlington
and Durham. where the gas-wolkS were
flooded, ard the town consequently lett in TO-
tai darkness. At Rotterdam, in Yorkshire
. 500 people are thrown out Of employment
because Of the flooding of the factories.
Messrs. G. D. Merortzos & Co., merchants,
of Lore don and Manchester, bave failed
Their liabilities are ated to be 300, 600.
The Manchester Courier of to-day says that
by the failure of large American house va
rious firms in Bradford will lose from $780,
600 to 5000, 900.
Germany.
BERLIN, October 22.-The estimates. fol-
the German Empire for 1876 show def
cheney of 100000 marks.
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Financial Disasters.

DETROIT. October 22.-The Northwestern
Gas. and Water-Pipe Company, Of Bay City,
Mich, have failed. Liabilities, one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars.
Bailey Il orion, hardware merchants, OF
the same place, have also failed.
New YORK, October 22.-J. W. Duryee,
lumber merchant, suspended yesterday. Liza
bites unknown.
New YORK, October 22.-The failures OF
c. q. White, Charles Fl. Ward, K. j. Fuller.
and Howard Twins, brokers, were announced
today at the Stock Exchange. All short OF
stocks
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The- Treasury
Department has adyices of the arrest near
Fulton, Ill.,, Of the notorious counterfeiter
Ben. Boyd. He was the most successful cut
ter of spurious bank note plates in the coun'
try, Colonel Wasbburne captured him alter
a chas, CT eight miles cn horseback. Boyd
had his mill at Cen,ra'ia, III.
There is a two.thoussnd-dollar deficiency
in the Tire. sury. 1t is unknown whether it
is the result OF error or theft.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that Weiss beer is taxable one dollar
nor barrel
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A HORRIBLE BUTCnERY.-DeR Co...
October GA most atrocious murder was
uuearthed here to. day. A small tenement
house in the eastern portion of the city,
which bad recently been vacated By some
Italian musicians, was visited by police
man 10 detec. the cause OF stencil that ap
peared TO issue from it. He discovered in
the cellar Of The building the dead and pul,
trid bodies of an old man and three boys, all
Italians. The bodies bear CHASTITY marks oil
the knife, the tbroats Of all having been cut
The murderers are believed to be Italians
Intense indignation prevails. aud detective:
are out in all directions searching for the
murGererS.
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PRICES.
WE WILL OPEN ON

wEwILL OPEN ON
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25,
entire new line of PLAID POLONAISE and
OVERSIGHT sUIrINGS, with material for the
UNDFR-SkIRTS to match-all In the CHOICEST
and NEWEST COMBINATION Of SHADES.
ALSO,
New BLACK CAsRMEREs, ALPACAs, MO.
HAIRS, sc.
ALSO,
A fine assortment of FANCY CASSIMERRs and
SUI1ISGS.
ALSO,
New housekeeping goods, in TABLE-DAMASKs,
TABLINGs, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &C.
ALSO,
New CLOAKS in great variety.
We invite visitors 10 our State Fair 10 give us a
look ,as we off r none but FIRsT-cLAss GOODS ut
very small profit.
EUDGINS, GORDON & CO..
oc23 1918 Main street.
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OCTOBER 23. 1919,
t,r,,n .'etcr>b"rs.

Letter .tc RicNmoH' n>rS'ch.l
".y reu~n'w'' "Nn1 ~;'> RACE,
sa' ~ ,.,~r.>pcKG. Va. October ..
'+,,,,n,r delightful aitnos.
II, ave 49, az the Fair. Ia TACT toc
,.m@' .'',' the whole week, wl'n inc
q. 1r az ', 49,, +. = day of the eXa'o'lton'
,,..-.'i o., ~ ~ mat ;hc mos, enthusiastic
;. R,a Ia s,..irty could have wished to
.-,a. 81 s'' ~ n the Fair. Contrary 10
,~>.-a '1' >",.'.,,, however, The attendance
-sr.-s l.,.,.t,v was not as lar &c as on
a 81 I.D".,", some nvc or six thousand
c5'.s'".',.., Macy Of The people a'".'' . .ue
.~",I Nao Ncsc her" yesterday '''' ~ WV
,"r".' .,t., Morn'Ng.
TO- rye . ..s., have h;cn busy all aay exam
=, w." and articles entered tor pre-
u.s. 49, ,,,,.,n. their awards. In tho
ALI, 49, .rJ imported cltti' anu sheep'
:.-.,. ~, ~ breeds OF hogs. Messrs. George
S.. a.. " >,au,yjI!c. J. I. Cowan OF
W.. .' t-5S. :. Bradford OF Cu'peper'
". r..>. at the premiums. Lhese
,. ." 80 ram3yn their stock 10 Rich
ri y" --.N for exhibition at the state
r.: ur-n T., new features OF Interest 81
''.... r.rr re.diy. The cNAip'''"n WIZ
... .."a-:oW. IN consequence o' ,se
O.. '. ...rr. %, the opening from lueso'y
s., To.morrow there VIII
~ ,.~, r.,s between stations Tor
80 9lj) 10 The first aud 800 10
T. Eo.,r. Also. q running race.
..- .,s.,. haas. best two in three. for
9''. .nn Two North Clroflna horses
.',, ..., .....rIpacd for TO be entered for
.~ ,,n.r. race to-day for purse OF
-. ..,l,1 .he f7s: horse, $3.50 to the
- ... sl1lo Tie thifd-exciied much
=. '. .., he crowd was disappointed
!'"'- ,...r, = had been expected, some
j" ,.s. m he track. The race was for
I.,. bai never beaten 2:26. and the
..s'.. N.Y.. lines Smiths Tood!e>, iar-
'". "a. and BradShAw'> G9yo: miie heats,
.,t.u, -, ;iyr. The Two last named were
49,. rae, Yesterday. III the brst heat
~. 1.. ~, Li,,auced. and left the The track.
- md was dead beat. Inc iourtn
.J,..'ircl void. and the drivers were
..,,..4 ampd.l great excitement and con
,D."- Gno won The race. Time: LIZA,
n.y.. s,> $50 a tro,;ing race for purse
~ nm. oUndrtd dollars 10 day between iolr'
,.s-..l!> ain the following entries: Yves
.,,.. vt..rr Frrlding. Farrel's Lady Trip
-, >n,;1'. richmond. ard Hannan 4 kel
IT,. r.tln Hog. TIE last named Won in
-, .tfngh, heats. Time, 3:l95. Sis, and
.. ROBIN HOOP.
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M ERINO AND ALL-WOOL
UNDERw WEAR,

LADIES' MERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MEIINO and aII,.wOOJ
SHIRTS and DRAWERS. all qualities;
CHlLDaEN'S MERINO and ALL,WOuI
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDRHS,s
MERIN0 and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF.
HOSE.
The only house III the city where full line Of al
qualities and sizes Of above goods can he fond.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
sl5 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
FRANK LESLlt'S PATTERNS arc the mos,
reliable. Oc 23
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Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE. October 22.-The first race
to day, two miles for threeyear olds, was
won by Arisudcs. Time, 3:S6& The second
race, l.. miles, was won by Madge Vm'or,
second; Tom OchiItree, third. Time, 2:12}
The third race, compensation stakes, mile
heats, was won by Raodamantbus in two
straight heats. Time, 1:4G2. 1:443. The
steeple chase was won by Diavolo; Coronet,
stc)cd: and Dead Head, third. Time, GIG.
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WHAT Is VEGETINE?

It's a compound extracted from barks, roots. and
less from auy bad effect upon the system. II Is
nourisliine and. strengthening. il acts directIy
p.na Won n good sweet sleep ut night. Its great
66ansces for our aged fathers and mothers; for 1t
piyes them strength. quite their nerves aud gives
many an aged person. IL IS the great
II is SO Thing remedy tor our children u has re-
,an.d nd cured thousands. IL is very pleasant to
lake every child likes II. II relieves and cures all
di y ases originating from impure blood Try inc
VEGETISE. Give II fair trial ior your cona
and acaua tntance: Try IT. 1t has cured me-"
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Porto Rico.

New YORK, October 22.--1t is stated that
natives OF Porto Rico in this aud neighbor-
ing cities are forming committee, after the
manner of the Cuban patriots, to cooperate
with their fellow countrymen at home in an
effort TO cast off the Spanish yoke, and that
"a thoroughly organic d conspiracy has ex-
listed in the island of Porto Rico during the
past two years, the head of the organization
being stationed at Kingston, Jamaica.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, DC ober o. For the Middle
and Eastern States, southwest to southeast
winds, falling barometer, warm, clear and
hazy, or partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and Cult States and
Tennessee, falling barometer, northeast to
outbeasterly wirds, warmer, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, ard rain on the South
Atlantic and Cult coasts.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October % 1875.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October % 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, l ,544 bushels. Red, 1922 BUSH
CoRv.-W1ne, 1.19s bushels. Mred, 80 bushels.
OATS.-5S bushels.
hYE.-162 bushels.
YAMS.-24 bushels.
MEAL 40 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White. 70 bushels fair at fl 80: $40
bushels nrimt At 81 AS; q bushels fair OH private
to, ms: as bush Is goo al S135; 80 bushels very
osod at Al 40: So BUSHES common at $1.15: ~
hushels very good al $1.45 4S bushels ut S1.2S I;
90 bushels common at il 05; 4S bushels common
AT &1.15: 80 bushels common ut II; 80 ouSilels
GOOD at Sl37; 1913 bushels common at Fl 70 :
200 bushels cnoice on private terms; l26 bushes
v,ry good at IL AZ; 4 bushels common at o5c.-
total. ! .544 bushels. Red, 724 bushels mime at
III as: / 81 bushels common at $1.20; 442 BUSH
els ., cd at 81 IS 492 bushels very good at SIS
81 bushels good al Sl.3S: 20 bus es very gooG AL
Sl45; 80 bushels al $1.27 26 bushels lair nj
$50; lO4 bushels common at $1.2o; 20 bushels
common ut A1.15: sc bushels good at 1877; $40
bushels very good al II AZ; 592 bushels very good
atsl.4O; 16 bushels common at ooc.-totai, 3,ol4
CoRN.-White. $40 bushels very good at &c.
Ii bushels good ut &C.. rs bushels on private
Terms; 62 bu hels prime ut &c: "a bushels new
at 45c-lo,al, 648 bushels. .hiTed, 80 bushels very
20 ii ut CSC: g
bushe!s good spring at 45c.-tota, 4S bushels
YAMS.-12 bushels at 40c.
kYE.-42 bushels good at 75c.
MEAL-40 bushels at 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
PAID NEARLY S4.00.
JANUARY 9, 1875.

JANUARY 9, 1879.
II. Il. SecenS, Esq:
Dea, sir.-W hen abou: six months Oh was vac
Gina ed The parties who were faccihated IRON INC
Gam. virus died from the humor. The humor
.nrcrd over me 10 such an N',nt that VAS roll. u
IN hiram To prevent me from scratchit my person.
me disease Guaily settled i'll IN. head. remained
IN ,his condition about twenty yeas, troubles all
thc lime with sores breaking in my head and dis
charging c 1rrupton from my ear. AT ms lime
s.n,II kernel appeared my neck, gradually In
cre,sinc In size until tumor formed of such i'm
,oanse size could see II by turning my eyes down.
ward. All this time was taking various remedies
for nv blood withoutauy substantial benefit.
I,r., went 10 prominent physician In Boston.
who dnriup his treatment OF SIX months. huce1
The tumor eight times, which cost ne nearly S4UO.
This left ME with rough. aSgraFtteu sore, without
al all diminishing the sz OF the tuhlor. anu ~
sickiy, fl eble condition. cohsaiteu anohtP Ps
succeeded In healing The sore wlnou. rSuu ing tne
size. Al this point commenced 10 use tEGEiiNE,
,hrouph The earnest persuasion OF trleno. alter
had tskcl this medicine ABOUT one S, eMp G,,
rie1ced wonderful sensations. nay whole Doay
seemed to be undergoing raoical cnapEe; unni /,
fnalIy the tunur broke aud discharged lfisnuui
nnauiilies. From this time IL decreased IN SIZE ul-
III the bunch Oisappeare but nv nech stlil oeurs
The neIy scars Of the sore and lance. l am now
hn,rhy and strong. and abb 10 do work every gay
/ viii also mention that have been al acute SUI
fercr from inf immatory rheumatism ever Stnee
can relpembc:, until commencing the use OF Eeh-
TINE when almost Immediately au rheumatic pats
ceased THIS statement volunteer for the purpose
of beneltlng oIhcr suffering humanity and you VIII
confer q favor by giving II as much puollclty as
thought proper. Very gratefully, ., ,..
y. NJ. sAVELS, Ashland, Mass.