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l.i;,a FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, October "a! 1878.

i = IEjt.i - FRIDAY, October 27I 1876.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, 67S bid,
6Sx. asked; Virginia consols, new,i 81 bid; vir-
gina fundabe, 26 bid; Virginia deferred, 81 bid
asked. =.
Ctr Securitiss.-Richmon city 8's,I 90 bid, 100
asked; Petersburg city 6's, 81 asked; Fredericks-
barg city 6's. 90 bid. ts1g1 = 1,n.g.a l.'bS -
Railroad Understandable Railroad first mort
sagc preferred S's, j. and j.. 96 asked; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
j. and d., OH asked = ~ - - =
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, go asked !;
Riehmond and Danyille Railroad, 100 pm, Az BID,
81 asked; Piedmont Railroad, loo par, 8bid Z Sea-
BOARD aud Eoauoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par,
80 bid.
Canal Stocks.-J lanes Riyer and Kanawha Canal
100 par, 80 asked; r,n,, - w., .sd 1oo
par, 10lh asked Union Bank Of Richmond, 90
fns9raace Companies .-Granite 1nsuranc Com
pany, 100 par, 20 bid, Tx asked. Il.
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TERRIBLE CYCLONE AND It's EFFECTS
Towns Observation-Disclosures OF PROPERTY
DESTROYED, AND HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.
PlaaHa, October ia cyclone passed
over Central America on the Sd and attn.
Nicaragua and Colorado were inundated,
40 houses swept down, and many persons
drowned. The damage is estimated at S2.00o,-
Nl0. The town OF Brewtield, on the MOS
quito coast, lost 800 houses. The lake steam
cr> Commodore and Adams were destroyed.
At Granada, the wharf loss on the co1ee
crop is estimated IT ES3,0O0,O00. About 2og
lives were lost. The whole district around
Va, inundated. ...
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Last week one Of the oldest Presbyteries
in the United States-that Of New Bruins
wick, n. J.,-held itsannual meeting. It has
reached its one hundred and thirty-eishth
year, having been organized in 1913.
Among its prominent members have been
DR.. John .Witherspoop, one OF the signers
Of the Declarations Of Independence, and
Richard Stockton One OF the churches in
the Presbytery-that at Cranberry-has had
but six changes of pastors in 40 years.
One Of its old-tirae pastors, the Rev. Charles
Mcknight, was so active during the Reyo-
lutionary war that he was made prisoner
and confined long time on n prison-ship:
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A REMARKABLE MURDER TRIAL-THE
COURT DEFENDS lTsELF-A JUROR AFRAID
OF HIS LIFE IN THE JURY-R0oM.-C Chicago,
October 27.-The jury IN the case OF Sulli-
van, charged with the murder of Francis
Hanford, having been unable to agree, the
prisoner was baiTed in $4,000. .,~r.,...-. -.
The Court vigorously defended himself
from the accusations of Mr.. Reed, and af-
tirmed his belief that the prisoner was more
wronged than wronging, and that there was
no murder in the case. IT.. +E
Berry, the iuryman who stood out for
conviction, states that he was assailed by
the jurymen during their deliberations in
the vilest manner, that threats were made
against his life if he should persist, and that
he dared not sleep in the iury-room. The
excitement over the case is OH the increase
in the city. .s. ...-
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YEGETINE.
,1E~.:
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
RENOyATES AND INyIGoRATES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
IT'S MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.

YEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices OF
carefully-sclected barks, roots, and herbs, and SO
strongly concentrated that 1t will effectually eradi
cate from the system every faint Of scrofula scro-
fuous Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor,
Erysipelas, Salt-RheuIn, Syphilitic Diseases, Cam
kerr Faintness ut the Stomach, and Ill diseases that
arise from impure blood Sciatica, InaamnlatoIy
ard Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, and
Spinal- Complaints, can only be cffectually cured
through the blood. ..,s....
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the Skin
Pustules, ,Blotches. Boils letter, Scadhead, and
RingworIn, VEGETINE has never failed to effect a
permanent cure. .!-I. ..a .---J-;.IT -.
For Puins in the Back, Kidney-Compatnts, Drop
sy Female Weakness, zLeucorrhoea, arising from
internal ulceration and Uterine Diseases, and Cen
eral Debility, yEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints 1t inyigorates and
strengthens the whole sytem acts upon the sccrctiye
organs. allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiyencss,
Palptaion Of the Heart, Headache. Piles, Nervous
ness, and General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the VEGETINE. 1t puriGcs the blood, cleanses
al of the organs, and poSsesses controihnR power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by FEGETIEE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
we know to prescribe and use ii in their own fami-
lles ] 7 ..tE. EIE.- .'-&
In fact, yEGETINE is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for above diseases, and Is the only reliable
Blood-Purifcr yet placed before the public.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TuE RUSSIAN ARrIc EXPEDITION.

4 = -egh : ~.
BERLIN, October 27.-The Press Asso-
citation states that telegram received at
Portsmouth announcing the return of the
Artic expedition under Captain Nayes, who
reports progress to the North Pole imprac.
ticable. No land was seen northward OF
the highest point reaches -namely, 83o 2O,
but in other respects the expedition, was
successful. The fleet Is now ct Yalentaa. b
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
! LIVERPOOL, October q. The leading
grain circular reports a shilling per quarter
advance ON British wheat. There Is little
demand for the same, but holders are not
pressing. Some aales have been made at 9
trifing concession. Corn In demand OF SO
psnce decline. y,
Central Ann erica 81 81 sis.
PANAMA., October 81 The Government
intends to raise an army OF 81, 1000. The re-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October az, 1876
OFFERINGS.
JyuEAT-IYhite 600 bushels, Red, 4,34S BUSH

els.
CoRN.-IVhite, ], $40 bushels
OATS.-2S6 bushels, 49,;
RYE-1a0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, so bushels very good on private
terms 374 bushels ut S1.40: IL bushels at 81 20
bushels Mt Sl.3S; 80 bushels at .43; ll6 bushels
Mt al.42-total,i G3S bushels. Red, 226 Bushels ut
81 35; 676 bushels at lao 824 bush els at
1874 bushels at $1.48;. 1885 bushels On griyate e
bushels at SLAP; 20 bushels seed 1t at S1.5Qtotal,
4,1S6 bushels. 49, /. -.
Conn White, 216 bushels very good at 52c;;
80 bushels prime new ut 52c.; 33S bushels on pr1-
waite terms-total, 614 bushels. a.,..r.
OATs.-26 bushels prime spring at 42c; lIO
bushels very good spring at 40c-total 1S6 bushels.
RYE-1O bushels very good ut 60c.; lao Bushels
good at 5Sc.-to,al, $50 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED. ~ ~
WHEAT White. IL bushels. Red, "a bushels.
CORN White, 800 Bushels. -.4Yr~1.
RYE-l5O bushels,
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j. SraSry1 ~ q ~ 80
81
nsf recssDts. IA
s ~ aasse Ss,ei !. issocs 6sss
cnnfsne,,f 10, fjes
M - gySs ~
receirfx al az bsiess ssar 81 3
rsipts. ta,ss sH ~ Ssass 49, 80 r
Crest Britain esssss ai,sss
n - f,asoa i NJ.
net racsinfs eco 49, eseS Az
s,ios bsiss Size. 1855 Bale; srsnlssfs, TIT
finent. fS}5 Ssilys: 4. 700 6ae
BosroN.-Sfe1fY.J mid dlfness lie, Weeffr ~ fee
eetpts, ,l6e bale: Ross $500 basea Stock
1,SOs baicM saJees 600 bsHs.s Ezpe6t8 (sfcas
-WTLNfNoToH,s N cs-s ifsadhngs 70810ka.
,,sics sa Iss Esa
ssleo S s - - q
EI,rr ~ q sy&Sx1v
net rseeints 1GSs issIsss. crssss "a tssi6x
,.sks ts Ssrsst is, 80 :
ssy1NNsM1Tirm: IN nsld EIi IoAc WesSfy
bales. Stock, no Al bases. ssIss iQ9eC bsies.
iExpoTts-To Great isVsS palss
I12y0ZS eaies. 3. y,
| NEW OaLEANS.-.SIrgngii mldonness Ig3c;ston
tciings I0SS good 'oTdsnsxy. s4cl. WsekiE net
stock, ,82S BALE. ss.rs, tU1G bales. Exposts
TO Great Britain, 81 300 bales; France 17,403
bales; c6ritneps, 262 bales coasfMises 9i62ghA1es
eiMOBME.-Strong nsd dling, 1os44c. Weekly net
receipts i g. O3A bales Stock 20 1871 baleE Sales,
n a}ff hasca GT64E Britain. 43g bales:
ras Hwssa a 1laa hsies. sFsa SoeT MI aiesss
L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /; m ifiiiina. TWaeklyrc.
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THE EUTAw-HoTyL RoBEERT.-The grand
jury yesterday found a presentment against
J. Mcdonald for the robbery from room
in the Eutaw Hotel Of clothing and ieWelry
belonging to Mrs. W. J. Whitehurst, Of
Richmond, Va, on Tuesday night. McDon-
aid, who is in Jail, says he is from Philadel
phia. He had stopped few hours on Tues
day at the hotel, but left before night. A
valise containing portion OF the property
was found at Adams Express office, where
Mcdonald had left it. The iewelry was
found at pawnbrokers. A chisel and lock-
pick were taken from his person, which he
says were given him to keep by two other
persons. He claims to have been employed
recently in Philadelphia for New York
paper Baltimore Sun, 9th.
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A THRILLING HeTryS, N.
E., October 2;'.-LaSt evening, just after
dark. the lead-hor>es OF the stage from Ashe-
vile became unmanageable on 4 mountain
Two Iailes from here, and jumped hcadlong
down precipice Itty feet, dragging the
other horses and stage with them. Mr.. Mutt
aid wife. Mrs. William Parsley and daugh-
terS, Mrs. NJ. p. Taylor and children, and
Major Eneelhard. all OF Wilmington, and
Mrs.. Ero>trr, OF Tennessee. were the pas
scnsrr>. Mr.. Mutt, Major Engelhard, and
the Misses Parsley were on top OF the stage.
Major Engclrard cot the young ladies oil,
Mr.. Mutt jumping of with him, and the
TWO assisted those inside to alight Just as
the stage fell over the rrecipice. One OF
Inc horses. holding the stage up a moment
after the other three were dangling in the
air. cave the necessary time to save the lives
Of al!. " iimiRJt0n Star.
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.,,p,SCE CASE CoSTINUEp-IbLNEsso VI
Tn ,,,rxrSs- PAINFUL ACCIDENT 10 AN va
S,yx-SENAT0R wrrHERs TO SfhAe-.
G,,srp1cr c,SyASs-PuBIIC SCHOOLS
~ysSoNAL ITEMS, NC.
.'.,~r,,.ronlcnce Of the Richmond pispa'eht
OCTOBER q, 1876.
,..,c Hastings Court this morning the
II ~ ,hr suit of L. l.. Johnson's heirs
f"r TN, i,e Insurance Company OF Nir-
r. Sin 600 was brought to q sudden
gln'" ~ rrh, ;lJncss of an important and ma
step, ,'.it,css for the plaintiffs was an
teL,M ,s without whose testimony they
noun, ,,nH;ljinr Tor the case to proceed. by
were m" ~ counsel on both sides and
,.,n, ~ the Court Juror was drawn
r"HS. 80, casc continued until the january
"tu 'n ~; thr court. Throughout the case
.r."' ,sr thor had been constant argument
'N. ,h, o,lmissiaility OF evidence sought
- ~ ~ introduced by the defence. EXcep-
~, WAS taken to several rulings OF the
t',nr. II is believed, which ever way the
c,sr nav finally he decided, it Will be car
rjcd 70 the Supreme Court. ...-.-
To-day. while Mr.. d. Wilson Bragg, one
=, orr cid and much-rcSpected citizens. was
r;5,nc down sycamore street, ms morse
i,M throwing him to the pavement, dlsio-
rs,,nr his right arm and Shouldcr-olade.
rho ti>ocation was OF such character as to
r,,uirc considerable time and much force
"a >rt the arm and shoulder right.
Hon. Il. T.. Withers writes that he Will
>.r,L in Petersburg on Wednesday night
~ next week. Senator Withers Is great
,.yArj,e here, and he will have q crowded
sviicncc 10 hear him.
,aYain Hinton, the two Gregorys, and
Colonel William L. Cameron are announced
- speak nj kev>viile tomorrow. They have
music. cannon. and fireworks with them,
which are brought into liberal use at every
place 81 speaking.
Intelligence received at headquarters from
the different counties in the district con-
,nuHs 70 be Of the most favorable character.
THERE'S no doubt that the Conservative cause
j. tailv gaining strength. The organization
RI the party is ~ thorough as it can posi-
bis 10 made. AMI the canvass has been &C
1--WE. vigorous. and aggressive from the very
START.
TIE enrolment in the public schools has
reached nearly loo this week-3n excess
over the enrolment ut this time last year.
Rev. DR.. John T.. Edwards will lecture in
his city next week for tic benefit OF one OF
our churches. His subject is g The Choice
Of a Husband" When he lectured here
before 1t was on The Choice Of Wife"
Rev. Dr. Wither>poon is expected here
IRON Mississippi tomorrow.
Registration commences here tomorrow.
We expect 10 register every Conservative
voter in the city. ROBIN ADAIR.
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EXPLOSION, FIRE, AND Loss OF LIFE.-St.
John, IN. b.. October 2G.-An explosion.
tonight in the building occupied by Adam
Young as u tinsmithShop fired the build
ing. Seven men wene working in the fifth
story. Richard Nugent was burned to
death, Andrew Coyle probably fatally in
iured, and two others burned severely.
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STEAM Charlottesville use OF steam
boats on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal is
rapidly increasing. and bids fair eventually
70 do away with muie-Power. A few years
AZ" The first steamer was constructed and
pun upon the canal AS an experiment. Now
there are fifteen OF them-all Of which are
pToiItably engaged in carrying coal, besides
the canal company's pay-boat and one or
TWO small steam-packets.- Ga
2t'fc i.
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The Chicago papers report that as great
success as ever follows the preaching of
Dir. Moody. Two thirds OF the entire au-
uience attended the first inquiry meeting
winch he held. The strength OF Mr.. San
hSy'; voice does not appear to be dlmin-
Ened, and his singing produces marked
.dit In connection with. these services,
thursday, October 18th, was observed as q
cay Of prayer in many churches in the
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~ ALARMING AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT
RGAoIxG.-R Reading, Pa, October 2G.-Du-
ring the Democratic parade in this city to-
day the railing in front Of the porticoo
of the Brenizer Hall, corner OF Eighth and
Penn streets, gave way and preeipltate:dI
about thirty persons, some OF them chill
dren. to the sidewalk, eighteen feet below.
Twelve persons were severely injured, hay.
ing sustained fractured limbs or internal
injuries, but at late hour tonight none
lid died
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\ WALI-STREET BROKER PROBABLY MUIR
DEEED.-NeU York, October 26.-The body
oil {. {. Holmes, a Wali-street cofiee-broker,
was found in the East river to-day with
cut on the head. He was at business yes
ierday, and is believed to have been muir
dtrcd. ~'EN ,~
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TIE PEEMIEES OF AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
brussels, October 2G.-Advices received
here IRON Vienna represent that the posi-
tons OF Count Andrassy, Minister Of For
ei-n Affairs for the whole Empire, and Herr
lisa, the hungarian Premier, are preca-
rioU>.
The students Of the University OF Pesth,
who have been forbidden by the police to
make contemplated torch-light demonStra-
ton in honor of the Turkish Consul, have
determined TO disregard the prohibition.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.

BOSTON, November 1S, 1875.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity to Judge Of the merit Of VEGE-
TINE My wife has used it for complaints attending
a lady of delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried have
given it to my children under almost every circnm-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. L have taken 1t myself with such
great benefit that cannot ind words to express my
unqualified appreciation Of its goodness,
Willie performing my duties as police officer In
this city it has been my lot to fall in with great
deal Of sickness. I unhesitatingly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew of a case where 1t did not
prove all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly In
cases of n ebflit,ted or Impoverished state Of the
blood its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from IN impure state OF the
blood 1t appears to work like . charm, andI DO not
believe there are any circumstances under which
VEG ETINE can be used with injurious results andts
will always afford me pleasure to give any further
information as to what ! know about VEGETINE
~, = WILLIAM B. HILL, Police Station 4.
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J, CANNOT BE EXCRLLEp.
II, CuARLESTowY, March 10, 500.

2 a -. "a CnAhLEsToWS,. WHICH, ID, 1865"
H. r. STEVENS II =esii.s -ss4
Dear Sr,-Thisis to certify that L haye;nsed your
!. Blood Preparation In my family for several
years, and think that for scrofula or Cankerous
Humors,o or Rheumatic affections, it cannot be ex-
celled and as ablood-purifer and spring medicine
1t the best thing have ever used, and have used
almost everything. can cheerfully recommend II
to anyone in need Of such medicine.
s7e+s Yours respectfully, s5s{zi -
go MRS. A. A. DINsAoRE. 10 Russell street
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DIR. WELLoSs's C0SDrrION.-We are un-
ape TO report this week any improvement in
Dr. Weiions's health, although it is thought
u" IS no worse than he was week ago.
Christian Suu
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 27.-Gold opened at 1091.
Noon.-Stocks dull and lower. Money, 2. Gold,
1O9&. Exchange-Leng, 4S3; short, 4S3. Coy
ernments dull and steady States quiet and nominal,
except South Carolinas better and Virsinia's, old
and new, lower. -
Erening-Money easy at 21N3. Sterling, 4SS:
Gold active at lO9L@I1O. Governments dull, but
little better. States quiet and nominal. 4
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 27.-Virgnia 6's deferrC d,
61; consoIs, 6S. North Carolina G's, old, 164.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 81, 1885,
The breaks TO-DAY comprised 1875 hossheads, 10
Iicrces, and boxes. The oAeriE,ss., 2. ae!ieA Oh
,Change were 100 packages, Of whia5hh number 10
were taken in. and the renainder sold at prices
ranging from S1.4O to 5000. Sss,5 t,e II ~
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ARRESTED FOR Boston, Octo-
Der 26.-At Hayerhil, on Tuesday, Jacob
Ihuh stabbed and killed Louis Emmill.
Ihuh was arrested.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October 27.-Cotton steady, sales Of
1,719 bales ut 1l@1l 3-18c. Flour duh without
decided change in prices; southern quiet and IN
e snnssd sm sngs
southern on docs, Oats without decided change.
Coffee-Rio quiet and Grm; 1eS@1 9,sc., gold, for
sa eGe oss ssG ps anean ssar Rice
steady and in fair demand Tallow arT.f Resin sea
sf az ADVANCED c!osed heavy; Prime steam
Sc. 95@$lO.05. Whisky unsettled. aud lower at
81. l2, cash. FTeIghts easierfor grain. 4s!S
ea:te 30 y BALTTsfoRE. Y X X, ~ s.
BALTIMORE. October 27.--Flonr. dull and un-
changed. Wheat Giooda grades steady low and
medium weak and lower: Pennsy fVanta RED,
SI.32@$1.37; MARYLAND rcd, good olpstue, o.; 3e
t@SI.40; amber, .$I.42@Sl.4 5 white sS1.2a@
ss es'f Rye nominal Proviiens dnii and seaay.
PORK. sl7so@Sl755 g ssaIas ss ssas
rib. loo. Lard-Refne,ls l49IlSc; Gomez strong
lower ~ S1.14 Sugar acf,se ans , nrM ny Asc.
55s .i.5. 49, LOUISVILLE. Il
e1 aoSlS ss5ss essssf family ssgssss
nrm and unchanged. Corn In coed demand; white,
4ac.; mixed, zdc. Rye steady md unchanged
9ass d1 shlsss sss aSchanse &c d sa
shade lower; sesIass s,s,r fsaa
fair demand, but lower; fierce, 1lc.;; keg, 11he
Whlsk.y steady and unchaDBed 2 sIss \
d. .st 81; CINCINNATI. 5.s..
i5a,fscrssATr, October 27.-Fleur steady ana un-s
changed. Wheat quiet and firm red, lIoG,SI.l0s;
Corn In fair demand and firm Ut 4Isgase. rev
Unchanged. harley dull; No: fan, 9. 10
Pork In fair demand and hrN1 as . i0.oUeg;
ts,, 4 sss. assaa asa
die Sc; short clear midales, Bacon
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g. lhe time OF holding the PanrAnglican
Hi.hod IN England has been changed from
Tue an-a autumn OF 1877 to the month OF July,
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Northern Residents Of Charleston De-
nounce Governor Chamberlain's
s. !. H.: s Proclamation, SIS I
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
kurdGrers Hanged in New Jerssy--Anothel
!. ,Fenian Invasion Aoot--- Closing Of the
T.. American Missionary Society,"
! The Seryian War.
&C., &C., &c.
TILpEN STOCK RISING.

NEW YORK, October 27.-Large invest
ments were made last night at both Morris
sey's and Johnson's poolrooms. The sales
on the general result opened even, but at
o'clock was 5000 to S175 in favor of ,Tilden,.
and the State at $1,000 to $500 In favor of
Tilden
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MARryE INTEXIIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC OCTOBER 80, 1876.
Sum rises. e:25 Moon I:4o
Sun vets. .......... sos High 1856
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TfG:E.@T The I'd IGHA mol ID ~:
In STRAW-WORKS, second floor, 8t6 ~
Broad Street, are now rrepafed 81 DO oyerg
STRAW, CHIP, LEGHORN, and FELT sHAIb,
making them Us good rs new. Satisfaction gnaTsn
teed. - ~; 81 1ssSSss oc Io-iN
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EASTERN BEHRING'S, IN prime order:
II 900 barrels Of :. Dyerp brand daily expected
and for sale from the dock by =. Il
= c 2a.IOtEie q. .DAYENPORTI& M0REIS. z
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,,p,Scs CASE CoSTINUEp-IbLNEsSo OF
TNk 'rxrss- PAINFUL. ACCIDENT TO AN OLD
AN.,.yy--sEN.ToR wTrHERs 70 SPEAN-.
GT." n,srp1cr c,SyASs-PuBLrc SCHOOLS
.r,:aXAI. ITEMS, &C.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-09
The schools.

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The public. schools OF district No. /,
town of BelHon, opened last Monday.
'Fhe ftimber In attendance at The com
meneement would Indicate much
greater interest ON the part of our citi-
zens inthe school than has been hereto
fore taken, the pupils in attendance be-
ing largely i'm excess of the number ut
the opening of the fail term -lastyear
Last year. infhe senior department., the
attendance. at the commencement of
the term, was only IL /; i'm the interme-
date 80; and in the primary 43 I; making
a total atterdanee of 3d. This year it
was, in the senior, s.; intermediate 81 !;
and primary-50;. making a totA-of 139;
an Increase of 46, or about 80 per cent.
This would Indicate very full school
during the winter, term, when the num-
Der of pupils, as Il usual thing, is very
much increased; and s'.ould that inter-
est be taken in the school which. should
be. Oh the part of eur citizens, .an(espe-
cially the parents, there is 10 reason why
these schools should not be success.