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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-27
Ladies' Misses and ChIldren's Boots
Shoes and ID

We are this day receiving q full line of La
dies, Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Fall and Winter, en-
bracing all of the latest styles. We solicit pur
chasers to call and examine for themselves, at
they will be sold at low prices.
oct w. B. WADDEY, "A King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-27
A Fact That We Are Willing to

That we can show 8 larger and better assorted
stock of Boots and Shoes, suited to the wants
of the people, and that our prices are to~eT, con
sidering the quality of the goods and workman.
ship, than any other house. in our line OF goods
this section OF the country.
W.. B. WADDEY,
oct "A King street.
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NEW GOODS-Recoived this day: Shoe
Boschee's German Syrup, Green's August
Flower, Benson's Pills, Hemp, Canary and
Rape Seed, Wizard Oil, Flagg's Relief Mrs
Aliens Zylobalsamum, Seth Arnold's Balsam7,
White Pepper, Lsc.opeptine Powder, Cash
mere Bouquet Soap, Durang's Rheumatic Rem,
DIV. Cooper's Sheet Gelatinc, Pierce's Medical
Discovery, Mt. Eagle Tripoli, ,Perry's Floral
Spray Cologne and Reeds American Shoe
Dressing. Also q choice assortment OF HAIR,
Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes, and Hard
Rubber and Buffalo Dressing Combs.
ian s JANNEY s. co.
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dec % No. 100 King St., Alexandria, Va
EOUGERA'S READY MADE MUSTARD
I PLASTERS,
Superior to common mustard plasters, always
ready for immediate use, clean and not Liable to
change, easily transported and plisble, So as To
be applied to all surfaces. For sale by
WAKEFIELD i HALL,
aug 20 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
pEDUCED PRICES-We are Offering
~ FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS and TRIM
MlNGS at reduced prices TO make room for
Holiday Coos, which MI. Ferguson is now in
New York selecting, the arrival of which will
be duly noticed. FERGUSON & BRO,
dec6 So King street
TISETHE
~ IMPERIAL FRENCH GREEN.
more body, and is the most brilliant in the
world. For sale by b. F. PEAKE s. CO.,
jy2 1871 King street.
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r RRoDgRs. J.. LAENON.
Je No. II King street,
Alexandria, Va.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand 8 general assortment OF
Cordape, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
ALI orders and c~onsignments promptly attend.
ed to, and goods forwarded without delay to con
ignees on arrival.
Agents for Dupont's Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans.
p~ortation line. NH lU-tf
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- L A G. K S | l. K S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-28

viii examine whether the Iegal forms have
been complied with, when the chairman
shall announce the vote, when notices OF
contest for any county or voting-pIace shall
be noted by the clerk. sl. +
The Board VIII receive affidayits and such
official certificates as are made evidence by
law. The Board will examine oral wit
nesses under certain restrictions. Evil
dence and protests 1led with the Secretary
OF State by either party shall be accessible
/ to the other under certain regulations. No
oral arguments are allowed. The majority
OF the Board, or assent by at least two
members, shall decide all matters. The
Board reserves the right to change the
rules.
.'9 LOUISIANA.
SLOW PROGRESS OF THE RETURNING BOARD
A MAJoR1TY 'POR T1LDEN THROWN OUT BE-
CAUSE THE VOTE WAS NOT COUNTED IN
TWENTY-FoER HOURS.
NEW ORLEANS, November 27.-The Re-
turning Board met to-day; all the members
present. There was q large crowd IN the
lobby. The visiting Republicans present
were MesSrs. Stoughton, Van Allen, Kelly,
Parker, and Hale. Democrats: Messrs.
Palmer, Smith, Trurnbull, and julian. The
Democratic counsel were also present.
The Board declined to hear read any
motions or protests whatever. The secre-
tary OF the Board, who was instructed to
telegraph for ballot-boNes, failedt to do so on
the plea OF want OF funds. The money for
the expense was thereupon deposited by
the Democratic counsel and the necessary
messages sent.
The Board then went in executive SEES
sJn NJ oil -ny.
cept the Board and committees. Several
parishes and wards were examined, but
laid aside OH account Of protests. In the
Seventh ward OF Orleans parish the super
visor threw ont poll where Tilden had
113 majority because the vote was not
counted within twcnty-four hours.
OREGON.
POSTMASTER WATTS REFUSED A CERTIFICATE
AS PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTOR-THE DEMO-
CRATIC EIECT0R TO RECEIVE 1T. =
San Francisco, November Ex-Governor
Grover, OF Oregon, refuses to issue his GER
tifcatc OF election as presidential elector to
Mr.. Watts, the Republican candidate, on
the ground that he was disqualified to hold
the office by being postmaster. He will
give the certificate to the Democratic cleo
tor, Coghlan.
United States District Attorney Latemer,
Of this State, has gone to Oregon to direct
the Republican opposition TO the action OF
the Governor.
SAN FRANCISCO, November IA ChToni-
Gle special from Portland, Oregon, says J:
"An intimate friend Of Governor Grover
asserts that he will not give Watts, the Re-
publican clector disqualified on account OF
being a postmaStcr), a certificate OF election.
The Conservatives, Democrats, and Rcpub-
licans generally doubt the report. Cronin,
the Democratic elector who received the
highest vote, stated recently that he would
not accept the appointment il Watts was
thrown out. Nothing can be asSuredly
stated TIL the count is made"
WASHINGTON, November 27.-It is conf.
IDENTIFY asserted here that the Democrats OF
Oregon are determined to let Congress de
eide, and that Cronin will certainly cast his
vote for Mr. Tilden.
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TIE AMOUNT OF FINES FORWARDED
It is stated that the National Republican
Executive Committee has already forwarded
$1,000 to pay the fines Of $1,000 imposed
upon each. This being the case, the Board
will stick OF course They had great fears
on this score, rs they all have property,
which would have been levied on to pay the
fine, and before they would have allowed 1t
to 90 that far they would have purged them
selves. With this great burden on thelf
minds, they feel easy, particularly as they are 1
allowed to receive visitors and are LITERALLY
supplied with all the luxuries of the season,
including champagne. 1t is' stated to-day
that they had regular banquet last night,
and that the members of the Supreme Court
came in for 1arge share OF toasts that were
anything but cpmpl imentary .-7Spscidt 6o }.
.l1mbia aispatcf to Mem FORK Herald of
yesterday. "a
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MARINE EsTEEhEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER az, 1885,

4g Ag.t
Steam ship Richmond, Kelly, New York, mesehan-3.
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen s Co, agents
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, NOrOk, nier-
chandise and passengers. l.. Il. latum. agent
Schooner henry 2. Ravens, Pearce, New York,
hay, Atkinson & Temple. =.
Schooner Oaks Allics, Edmund, New York, hay>
Atkinson L Temple.
ARRIVED SUNDAY. @
Schooner George 7, IIallock, sharrctt, New York,
hay, G.. T.. WliltlDck. j4.t@ 'sf-a SO go ,f-ti "
Schooner Mary +. Simmons, Candy Philadelphia,
coal, Z. z. Darlington. .t.-.sL ,srl-
Schooner Kare and Luella, l,onsall, New York,
railroad-lron, Trcdcglr lr0n-WOries. ~ q ~ {H
CLEARED FOR THIS pORT.l ~ ~ ti
From New York November %, schooner EnQeh.
Moore, Chambers.
From New York November %, schooner salhe
CourScy, Branniu.
MEMORANDA. III ri
Schooners Edward SIadr, Soper. and JamestoHD,
Schooners John MCDONNELL, Mckenfry, and Major
William II. TanIum, Shoe, from Philadelphia, ut
Petersburg November Goth. : p5s..y..
The reported arrival on Saturday OF the Norfolk
steamer Port Royal was erroneous. The line has
been discontinued. 49,. (, 49, N 4. !. ..,,t Z A
The schooner Milton, which wis sunk In Hampton
| Roads IN the storm of September 18th, when or n
voyage from Philadelphia to Richmond With Pig
iron, sold ut aucton in Norfolk on the Gath In
| cargo OF 100 tons Of pig-iron was sold Mt $3.50
| per ton. So
| private dispatch received in this city yesterday
Us the schooner H. I'll. Lockwood, Hardcastle, from
Jacksonville for New York, ashore ten miles north
OF IIatteras, has gone to pieces inthe surf. &
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

IH-atnN.
LONDON, November 27.-John Lathrop
Motlev's daughter, Mrs. Ives, and Sir Will
liam G. Vernon Harcourt are to be married
Saturday. The ceremony will take place at
Westminster
Captain Allen Young, who commanded
the Pandora, will again attempt the North
west passage next spring i'll the Pandora.
Ti.c Eastern Troubles.
LONDON, November 27.-The Daily
Ne,cSS correspondent at Berlin is coz
WINGED that the army Of Vastula IS being
organized, with headquarters at the rail
way junction forty-two miles southwest Of
Warsaw. The hereditary Grand Duke viii
command.
The Times, in leading article, openly
fayors collective occupation.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
says the Marquis OF Salisbury, the English
plenipotcntiary to the conference, has no
absolute predetcrmination against occupa-
ton He will discuss collective occupation
within limits which cannot alarm the Porte
nor excite the suspicion OF any Power.
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e9-CENT STORE.

II THE 99-CENT STORE,
10 dozen ELEGANT vELvET-ToP HAssocKs;
4 splendid line OF VASES and TOILET-SETS;
A beautiful assortment Of sMOKING-sTANDS;
Fine TOY TEA-sETS-pIain and decorated; Nca 80
DRUMS, ALPHABET aud BUILDING-BLoCKs
for the little ones; 1870 :7's
DOLL FURNITURE,
DOLL CHARACTERISTICS ="
TIN KITCHENS, &C., &C.;
Ntw thing In the way Of 100. n
SiIELL-B0XES, .. 49,. s.tsgs
WORK-BOXES, ,;. 40 sa
GLOVE, IIANDKERCHIEF-, COLLAR, and {
CUFF-BOXES; ,...
WRITING-DESKS;
10 dozen beautiful ALBUMS;
500 new BOOKS worth S1.50. Ri
In short, we have complete line Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
from which you will do well to select before the as
sortmeDt Is broken, ut
o22 W sos BROAD sTREET.
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INAFyCIAI..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Il u
MONDAY. November 90. lS7G.
american Gokd.-10 90 bid. II 81.
stats seear Virginia eonsols, GO bid, OF:
Asked Virginia deferred. 81 bid Virginia tax-re-
ceisaIle coupons, SO. bid, Sc asked.
I1s etsy e ps d
rfekshurg city Us. 81 hid. ! 3 "A
Rnttroad BoRds.-Y irginin CentIal Railroad tsird
mortgage 6's, j. and j., 75k bid. 80 asked; South
side Railroad irst nori gage preferred and
mortgage S's. NJ and NJ, SO asked; Richmond and
DaaTille RailroaG. consolidated 6'ss M, and NJ, IS
bid. 10 asked Atlanta aud Richmond AIRLINE
Railroad frst mortgage S's, land j., 80 asked.
Rdftr6Gd Stocks &C chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
road los par, 22is bid; Richmond and Danvtlle
Railroad. 100 par, AZ biti.s-sssG
Bank iStocfS.-Nnttona, Bank OF Virginia, Joe
par, 102E asked: Printers N4tioral, ] 90 par. IL
bid 100 asked; Citizens Savings o5 par, 90 bid %
asked II Dr. .
Insurance commandments and Nc
chanics, 100 par, 80 bid, 81 asked; Commercial
Fire Insurance Company. IS par, 81 asked; Rich
mond Fire Association. 20 par, 10 bid, l94 asked.
7 By Telegraph.
: FORT MONROE, November 27.-Passed In for
Richmond, brig sarah Wallace, from St. Johns. Y
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 27.-G0ld opened at 109ts.
No0rs.-Stocks active and lower. Money. 2H. Gold,
109I; Exchange-Long, 4s2 short, 4s4. stale. ale.
steady. Governments active bur lower.
. Ecening-agoney active at D. Sterling dull at
States quiet ard nominal
! BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 27.-Yirginia 6's, defer
red, ca, consols. 81: second series, 81. tz
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REVIEW POSTPONED.

IS, REVIEW. PUSTPDSED. ss5sTt 49,.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The mill
tary review which was to have taken place
yesterday was postponed on account of the
Indictment weather. IS. "a d w
wRITs OF HABEAs CORPUS DENIED. ~
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The SUI
preme Court to-day rendered decision on
the motion for writs OF habeas corpus in
behalf Of Henderson and others, from New
Orleans, seeking to take the applicants out
OF prison in Wess Virginia, on the ground
that they were convicted in Louisiana, and
that West Virginia had never assented to
the use OF her prisons for the confinement
Of Federal prisoners. The writs were de-
MED, the Court holding that neither posi-
ton. OF the applicants was tenable. The
Chief Justice delivered the opinion.
The applicants were convicted for wills
key frauds. IT, H..
TIE MARYLAND-yIRGIyIA BOUNDARY COMM1s-
SION.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The bouE-
Diary commission between Virginia and
Maryland met to-day, but adjourned to tc-
morrow ut the request OF Attorney-G eneral
Daniel. of Virginia, counsel for chat State,
who was detained in Richmond.
THE ALABAMA sENAToRsHIP.
MONTGOMERY, November 21.-The Ala
bama Legislature ballots for senator to-
morrow.
The Democratic caucus has taken twenty
eight Intellectual ballots, and meets again to-
night. The prominent candidates are Gov
ernor Houston, General Morgan, Hon. j.
l.. Pngh. and Colonel Herndon. The cau-
Gus has in attendance los out OF 1870 sena-
tors and representatives.
DEATH OF AN EMINENT CLERGYMAN.
CINCINNATI, November 27.-Rev. J. D.
Williamson, the distinguished Universalist
author and divine, and one OF the fathers Of
Odd-Fellowshlp in America, is dead.
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Il
B a;Seo I.sths spns 1850; sssea sz.abassss
Ss sssss barrel tluesr ssas2ss
tser, Is 1000. asuSss roisss n
eass no Demand; bicsor1 Hoop.
,}se!, Mixed eotto Wife. 4e.: weoiler.
tIin-Fsed.
| ishfpsta1y s,z5c n hasi, zen
sf fsran 2ns Rs e. sns,,s,
Ifhsqt Bran: 1e6 zoe. q b,ssfci. a3'
| Corn Bran: 1sc, per b,isheI.
| Powder, Shot, &c. S.
Fuse: Toy,s mining. ,s5eo sI.2s % 100
kers ss9 Bsssinss ss nss wan y
s1gs Nsrtsrn ssa4Sgspso beg q ~
Wood. ~ 81 ss2,l K,
ss
soned, 90 5o@s2.7S.
BY Tesesrapn- O..
| NEW YORK. ss ss s55s
Sf Saes oak Nsysss5 25s ssssss r ass e
moderate inquiry. Wheasand c9rn without decited
change. Oats quiet without material change. Coffee
aac ii Tao@ steady. FORK aail and easier;
mess, sf8.s7s. Whiskey heavy vi ~ .os. Ffeights
firm. :, ST fss.t. III ~. 4 s4fss
BALTIMORE, November 27--E1our strong; tt-t
quiry good H0war,i- street md western superiinc,
S4SGSf.hus extra 1O4l1S.Dus Iafnliys $o.yJe4$Is
ss.s5 Rio Brands, sGS0g 1915 family, $3.50
Wheat quiet and firm; Pennsyl yshia rel, 500,
81. Maryland red, good TO prime. 81 las
amber, 81 6@Sl As; white SI.25 G3$I.45 South
ern. corn firm; demand good; western quiet aud
56c. Oats quiet. Rye higher at 75ea57c. fToyi-T
sions quiet and fra. Mess pork, l7.50. Xnlk
shoulders. 7174c.: clear RIB, 9G,94c Bacon-Sbout-
ders. &c.; clear rib, 10c. Eard-Rehned, i &c.
Coffee Gull and nominal: job lots, l6@l9tc. sugar
dull ut l2@124c. *. III ts.i3 * ia
LOUISVILLE. So NJ ss.5.s
Z LOUISVILLE. November 27.-Flour steady and !;
firm. Corn dull and unchanged. Eye quiet and
steady. Oats iu fair demand. Pork nominal. Bulk
sides, slc. clear stiles, SLc. Bacon steady and In
good demand. Lard steady and firm I; fierce, lle.;
Neg, Lie. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINEATr, November 27.--Fiour steady.
Wheat inactive; red, S1.I5GL51.27.s Corn steady.
Oats quiet and steady. Rye quiet at Zoe. Barley i
quiet; fall, 81. Pork steady at SIG. Lard active
but lower: steam, S9.75@S3.S0; kettle, S 1G37k@I
5000. Bulk-meits quiet: shoulders, GNl6hc.:
loose. Bacon nominaliy unchanged. Whiskey strong.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, November 27.-Flour lrncr for
Best grades shade of. Corn steady and firm Oats
dull aud heavy. Rye steady aud firm. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Whlskcy quit at S1.06. Pork
dull. Bulk-mc weak; 9@SEfSe.c. for should
crs clear rib and clear sides. Bacon quiet and I'M
changed. 1872 s,!s..f'F ~
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. November 27.-Cattie dull and
5000 head ut 4H94ac. Hogs unchanged; sales,
1900. s5..# - Il. 50 5a go tssEyt'
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+ tl,a Richmond Dispatch.I

Observation-Disclosures INCREASE !
a. yA,IIv --SNcw-SToHM ON StNpAh-~Ni-
,ar ITEMS.
-,,,,.,n,,rncc W the Richmond Dsspatch.l
NOVEMBER -, 1876.
,-,.., ,,.,rrn who. with al axe, made 4
~, ,>sa,,lt uron Mr. George +. Rolllc
'.S"' .rorr. in ninwiddic county, one night
81 "@,.,cl was captured last night about 10
,.'t and this morning WAS lodged in
''4 ;.I N that county. The capture was
,,4,r in this wise; t
~r,rr (. y. rourch, Of the police corps OF
,., who i al intimate acquaintance OF
'' ", 'roIG,r went out to his house ycStcr-
I'"'.e ,:,i him. While there he met with
'"'H .;tt,rnS who bad determined to make
>"." y s,r tr,c negro. and was induced to
>'.., .heo They found traces of the fellow,
-. t'''f, ,nry followed up carefully, and about
,s...,rcL 1t night found him III the house
=: ~. parents. on the liardaway farm,
'.,,i.fR.riv miles from Petersburg. The par
49,. ,,A, had only two small pistols between
,.r, surrounded the house. and tfhcef
r,..~.r wen, "a the front dooran3 demanded
',v,i.fanrr. Ne was replied to blythe negro
,m., within. Who threatened that il he al
..,.f,d - enter the house he would blow
~. rains OFT. Under these circumstances
:. ..... :ho.;zht better 10 send and procure
~. .,..~ rms tign the parties had with them.
ami :.,>otr e; Tc!atoFceineniS; turing the
..l....r u II" messenger the ne@ro APP
81. ,r,,5 - the dnora surrendered himself,
-. y.l. tell. 10 wait until the reinforce
49,. ,.-- ,.r. i,~ md arrived. When they came
.-. as..,e WIS entered and the fellow sc-
......I. II ave his name Is John Morse. and
...--ra v1: - be 4 convict who had served
III i..:u u..t N the poniton;iary for house
,.,ar.t and guarded until this morning.
...g" IL, Wa lodged IN the jail Of the c0UE-
~. Morse denies HAT he had any conncc-
with the assault upon Mr.. Ro!ilc and
.... >iih>rnuIat ro&aery ri his store, but he
...,s ,nsft5\c}y identified By three different
.9r,;,., - !!ayir. been Il, the store on the
...,hi-7f ii:g occurrences: and on his clothes
nd gloves. which lr had sccrctcd in iii"
aau>c. wot" ionni Stains 81 blood.
Nlr. Eo!,r i gradually recovering from
as, injuries IL has two wounds inflicted
.v the aX"--ou" on TIC right an; one on
3. 1T ~ :r Forehead. It i believed he !
,.F.I -, WEB.
Nr. Johr {. Adams. ! worthy young cit;-
0. and lor:ncTi! engaged III the mrrcan-
.n. hr>ihr>> here, WAS this afternoon adj
:..l,,i Mnltic hv 4 court OF magistrates,
III g., r., confinement in ia:l utilaQlnittancc
..., l..u,j,i:ri Tor him in one OF the a>y-
Inns II the State. The c7Sc is 4 sad oHr.
hut on" WhryA under careful treatment. il
j Thought. c,,n l'2 cured.
III" wi. .. ~ c>timabic but very
arG I r.;.ts@ residing on lombard street
saturday night presented INN with three
~@r daughters. O.! good size and IN good
,..r.litian-.tt vi " hnn are now doing
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MINGE-MEAT..

A TMORE2S MIN CE-MEAT.-To bakers,
IA hoteI-kcepcrs ,boarding-houses, and private
families Buy ATMORE'S MIN CE-MEA,T. the best i
in the world 5000 pounds just received put up IN
barrels, buckets jars, cans, &c ready Tor use. FOR
sale at manufacturers price, freight added. ain
agent for the manufacturer, for whom introduced
this MEAT. and have been selling for ten years.
Trade sunDIied LOUIS j. BOSSIEUS,
NO q - -,:l ." I4I2 Main street,
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nayKs AND sBAyEyERs.
VALUABLE MILLING AND OTHER

| VALUABLE MILLING AND CIAEsg3
PROPERTY In gFIuyASSA cQpNTY,
VA. FOR SALEs-I WI offer for sale on the 10TH
DAY OF DEcEMBER. IS76Iat 1saigsysta Flusanna
county, Va, The following propcri ies -
tension or the James River and kanasya caiia IN
Flnyanaa county, Va, consisting OF Two distinct
mill -ousesa new framed grist-ail with two pairs
Of stones, and plastcr-ni, and iarge BRICK nour.
irg-milI, capsule OF turning out Gfiy barrels per
day. provided with improyfdeA smut and otcs Ms
clinery. There ~ on the Place y ffamed dseslnst
an excellent and roomy sforehouse, aimoss neEi -
Large !Etnber-h0nse enoper's aud brick tacEanSths
shops, and stable. The whole included ts shout four
"a iiRIeeT OF LAND In same couafy near
Wilmington, containing aboat III Rec HUNislsEn
ACRES, which his been suTyeyed hi Two parcels
and viii be sold IN whole or separately, ny tnSg pe
thought best, This place has all
an sd. 4 TRACT or /. In sasse county on sle
,Rivauna river, containing ON ts.sii " hpkEiSS
aCREs, rhls PLACE 10 npti6pro but has - ror-s
tfoit of river bottoms
E,ntesssi from tisy OF s. secured ny bonds Ussh an
Ma rassonal scSnrty and retention t legal
PsrsnsssI security mar be Ets
b. the payment af one thisG u ],
Asliinis traitor G, s.. a. u, w.
III De 4-laWTu&k t9ea5 IS u s<&$
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS. y 'tp
WHEAT White, 1876 bushels. Red. 3,05s bush.
els.
CoRN.--Whfte. 254 bushels.
:, OATS-24 bushels. 800
RYE.--l0 bushels.
SALES. r.r ~ Il, ss'5z
WHEAT White 10 bushels on private terms; SO
bushels prime ut Sl.40; SO bushels at S1.37--tota
,172 bushels. Red. 20 bushels ut S1.95; "a bushels
ut sl.92; 2i64 bushels on private terms rs bush.
els ut 1920: &c bushels ut $3.50; 60 bushels nj
Sl.36; go bushels ut Is; 100 bushels 1T Sl.1S-
total, 2,76G bushels.
CORN White, 1o4 bushels new at Soc; so bush.
els nj 53c. 12 bushels at jlc-tntal, 1SG bushels.
OATs.-30 bushels spring at $50: 4G bushels very
good spring at 39c.-total, &c bushels.
RE-EXHIBiTED.
WEEAT.-Red, 60 bushels
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TEIiEGRAPHIC NEWS.
from ALL PARTS OF u q T n. wos.In.

MILITARY ,REyIEWIN WASHINGTON POST
PoNED-A NOVEL CASE DISPOSED OF IN
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT,
THE EASTERN TROUBLEs-THE RMYj
vAsTULAl BEING oRGASIZED-THE Ala
BAaIA sENAToRsHIP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-28
Elnur.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine, S3.50@53.75; .superfne. So; extra super.
fine, 1913; common family, $3.50; fancy family
S7@S7.50, Market dull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-28

EGlCSSNlONO 1obACSo tACIlANGtI
RICHMOND, November 81, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 43 hcgshea'is, 8
'tierces, and boxes The offerings at auction On
Change were 46 packages; of which number l3
were, taken in, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $3.50 to $o4. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-28

1t ST. Johns, New Brunswick, Judge
"a!trrs has decided that Ellis, the abscond-
Ing teller OF the PARK National Bank oil New
prk, cannot be sent back. rs there is no
tradition treaty in existence between the
a!lcd states and the Imperial Government.
Minister Cushing had prolonged inter-
-"" with the Secretary OF State on :5atur-
,..:g morning preliminary to his return to
>@Giid. There are now no serious qucs-
IONS Of diplomacy between the United
'.4e> and Spain.
Tbs Erie Railroad Company, basing its
AIN upon contract with the Buffalo and
.@'e Line road, now consolidated with the
'''@o Shore railroad, is about to sue the lat
II 10 compel il 10 place the Erie on an
."ai footing with competing lines. II