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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-01

A Sioux motto: "White man big
smart-he furnish brains; red man heap
brave-he knock 'em out m
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MICH NEEDED,

A GOOD HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLE
N is greatly needed at IlwacO and North
Beach, W. T. Parties desIrous of investing
will be furnished ground upon very favorable
terms. Apply to j. D. HOLMAN, Portland.
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The NEW NORTHWEST is not Woman's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
to whatever policy may be necessary to secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. 1t
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, ne party,
no color, no creed. Its foundation is fastened
upon the rock OF Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
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FISHERIES AND TANNERIES.

VERY DESIRABLE SITES FOR SALMON
Y Fisheries and Tanneries for sale.
Apply to ]. d. HOLMAN, Portland,
And after February 5th, at IlWaco, W. T.
5-3
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REDUCED RATES.

ONLY A FEW MORE LOTS AT ILWACO
" and North Beach will be sold at the Re
duced Rates, and 20 parties only who intend to
build the present season. Apply to
j. ID. HOLMAN, Portland.
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YOUNG MEN

HO v n c NJ e N
Who are suffering from the effects OF youth
full fOllies OrindiscretiOn will do we'll 10 avail
themselves Ofthis the greatest boon ever laid
at the altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN
NEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 for every
case of seminal weakness or private disease
of any kind or characterwhic he undertakes
and fails to cure. He would, therefore. say to
the unfortunate sufferer who may read this
notice, that you are treading upon dangerous
ground when you longer delay in seeking the
proper remedy tor your complaint. You may
be in the first stage; remember you are ap-
preaching the last. If you are bordering upon
the last, and are suffering some all of its i'll
effects, remember that if you persist in pro-
crastinatiOn, the time must come when the
most skillful physician can render you no as
sistance; when the door of hope will be closed
against you; when no angel of mercy can
bring relief In no case has the Doctor Jailed
of success. Then let not despair work upon
your Imagination, but avail yourself of the
beneficial result of his treatment before your
case is beyond the reach of medical skill, or
before grim death hurrieS you to premature
grave. Full course of treatment, S25. Send
money by Post Office order or Express, with
full description of case. Call on or address
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
. No. II Kearny street. San Francisco.
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BARBER g. NICKLIN,
DENTISTS,
Successors to ]. H. Hatch,)
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, IN TAKING LEAVE
/ of Portland, returns his sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage that has been bestowed,
and would beSpeak for his successors contin-
uance Of the same. Both Drs. Barber & Nick
lin are gentlemen in every way worthy of any
confidence that may be placed in them, and as
such 1 can COnScientiOuSly recommend them
to my former friends and patrons.
5-Si ]. H. HATCH.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

a ~ ! Ice
It
o any nd IS
e o
b. General
Morrison with Sherman
Sold the nstament Pan $40 Down and $40 Month til paid for
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TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
Single copies, one year............. %
1Hfee lnOuJn "
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THE NEW NORTHWEST.

FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION!
THE new NORTHWEST,
Weekly Journal
DEVOTED TO THE PEOPLES BEST IHTEREsTsI
Independent in Politics ard Religion
MRS. A. J. DUNIWAY Editor and Proprietor.
MRS. c. A. G0BERN...............AssOcIat Editor.
OFFICE OF PUBLLCATIoN-southw cor.
ner of Front and Washington Streets, (up,
stairs), Portland, Oregon.
EDITORIAL RooMs-Corner Fourth and "F'
Streets.
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Other parties desiring to act as Agents will
please forward their names. We want Agents
at every postofice throughout Oregon and
Washington Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

THE WILL OF DIR. FuLLER. The will oil
the late Rev. DR.. Fuller was admitted to
probate in the Orphans Court yesterday.
All the property of the deceased is left to
his wife, Charlotte B. Fuller, his daughter
Florence, and grandson, Richard +. Kim
ball, share and share alike. In case they
die without issue the sum Of 81, 900 Is be-
queathed to his niece, Miss Libby Fuller,
daughter Of DR., Thomas Fuller, and $4,000
TO his niece, Miss Harriet B. Fuller, daugii.
ter OF DR.. Henry NJ. Fuller, the balance OF
ms estate to go the Eutaw-Place Baptist
church, OF Baltimore, to be used for the
purpose Of 5erecting a new edi6ce.. Mrs.
FULLER, Hiram Woods, and Eugene Lever
ing arc named as executors. In the will as
at first executed the property on the death
OF the first legatees without issue was to go
q Or. Henry NJ, Fuller, the testator's bro
Their, of South Carolina, but DIR. Henry
Fuller dying before the testator, the con-
tingent bequest alluded to was made Bal
tim0re dmericdn. III IA
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OYSTERS.
A CARD TO OYSTER CON.

CARD TO OYSTER CON- ~
N SIyM.SRS.-As the oyster season is S.AkSH
fast approaching, J beg to inform my w.,
business, and have enlarged mig facilities 10 receive
any quantity of OYSTERS needed to I'LL all orders;
either in the city or from the country, by renting
the large warehouse of j.. G. Smith, No. 17l3
Cary street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
fronting both on Cary and Dock streets, ut which
place will keep, either wholesale or retail, and will
SCH. FRESH OYSTERS, opened every day, solid
strained, for 81 per gallon; and with liquor as
made arrangements with large planters on York and
other rivers, win always keep large supply Of small
and large OYSTERS. shall be happy to receive
continuance of the patronage so Literally bestowed
upon me in the past three or four years. My old
trade know are aware of my facilities, which are
,meaualled by any others in the city. In soliciting
new customers all ask Is trial. guarantee all
my OYSTERS FRESH, equal to any in the city, and
prices rs low Oyster liquor win be given away at
any time during the day free OF charge. All OYS-
TIERS Will be delivered free to all :epots, or any part
of the city. --.-... JAMES III. SlGSAlGO.
3O-lwE
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s Engtns.r ala IN tfh.sSd
RIcHAoNDASDDAN LERArLR0ADC0HRsY.1
ccHEDrIE te1 s1F'TR esssss & E

RICHMOND ND DANYILLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8
!! ~. 100 RICHMOND. Va. October 81 1874 &
SCHEDULE OF 9TRAINE, TAKINEF.
M FE Yoas eeT To na q {. s
q io4a sahsaaa e 81 HI s
ies 2, g, y T e $40 E
zion at 1915 r. MI arrives q Chasiotteat iQA1
: TRAIN r.. No. a.-SEw ORLEANS Am NswsYonx
NJ; leaves Airline Junction at 500 4. M Iesscs
ziiie at sos r riSss ). kis ii
TRAIN No. 5.-LYScmrUne PAssRNasR:-
vie a L I airsss IsS :. s ar.
rves at LynchbuTa at5:2O Pa NJ,
RAiS,No. 83s; . Acco,aIoDA TIoE.
mond ut 4:51 pm. 81 T
!; Trains Nos, 1 and q connect Of Richmond stehthe
.Chssapeaks and Ohio railroad. Il i IL
trains 10 and from. Raleigh and Qodsboro'.
!, The, through trains connect sat Richmcnd With
rsoas TO
Philadelphia. AMI Now York. ~ 5 ssf ls
Trains A Nos and e9snsss e chnrlpss Nth
soad to and from Grecnylle, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile. Pensacola New Orleans, and all s6lthwkst-
e sroad for co sR Cnss sa
Savannah, Tallahassee, and al southern Toints.
Train No. connects at with tIie Atiau-
an sa aaa mi p ufI
II Tickets sold 10 all southern andl southHGstcrn
points, and baggage checked through. 81
y Pulhuni sleeping run through bxt Neen
Rjchmondnu AtE,nta< al ,4 IL jty.s tss ~
Local tickets are go0d only for continuous pAssaFa
wall he dyen! VI. .sss.:fG EInf. R.eTAIOOTT,
Johs r. cMusDo, tssnarai Passssnss, Assa.
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| PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20, 1875.
.3 i'':' - ARRIVED SATURDAY. .a.,.,.-.,g,,y
Steamship Hatteras, Swift, New York, merchan-
disc, Old Dominion Steamship Company. .-i .
schooner Elizabeth tTttens, squires, Albany, lum-
Schooner julia e. Pratt, Evans Boston Ice, a. G.
n Schooner Annie Z. Benton, Bued New York, salt
Schooner Star-Spangied Banner, Mullen, Phiadcl-
phia, COAL Old Donlion lron- and Nail-Wor
SAILED SATURDAY. f,t.....
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
clrandise and passengers. L. B. Tatum, agent:
Steamer Fsnita, Howe, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, WI Porter, agent. "a. !
and passengers. T.. b. Tatuin, agent.,lj, .2a1, Is
Brig Aaric (Br.), Saunders, Rio de Janeiro, -four,
CALICO Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Calista, Whitten, Brooklyn, coal. Curtis
e-'>t' ARRIVED SUNDAY. ,rt5,y 81.
Steamer Westovcr,- Skinner, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuml, agent -.
| i9 ;s.l.l.;a SAILED SUNDAY: mir TIL
Steamship Hatteras, Swift. New York. merclIan-
disc, Old Dominion Steamship Company d, ,s3i
h.. g,,S CLEARED, FOR THIS PORT. Il t.t
From Liverpool September 9th, bark Fran
'ti From windsor; N s., September schooner SUI
From Philadelphia October 2sd, schooner r, Annie mi
FROM T Gardiner October 18th, schooner Gertrude
From P'hiadephia october 18th, schooner James
: From Albany October 10th, schooner H'ratl0
From Baltimore octobtR 10th, schooner Potomac,
From Philadelphia via Norfolk October, Gath,
Schooner A. 3. Goodman, Colbrirn.
From Philudelphia october 24th, schooner DICK
" From Phiadelpha October Gath. schooner John
From Gardner Me-, October 18th, schooner Will
'pi From Baltimore October 9th, schooner David E.
/ 4; From Alexandria October 2stl, schooner H. b.
From Baltimore October a7th schooner George
e. Bowdoin, Phillips = e 10 - - y
/ ~, be-. .t.stt EMRMonANpA.tcoE 80 titt,a
Bark Schiller (Ger), Gloistein, from Richmond ar
| rived at Bremen October Gath. - -,
Schooner Helen. Carroll, from Richmond, At New
Bedford October Goth. r
| ! Schooners j. Ciauncey Craft, Wheeler; James
| Jones, .Tllden; James NJ Vance, Lee: John McDon,
| aid. McKendry; Maggie Macdonnell, Steelnan; ana
N! III Burroughs, Taylor, from Richmond, at New
York October 26th. .IEl- l!,I .g-i 3a5,r,,i :.
Schooner Ida B. Gibson, tB9gart: was loaang a.
| New York for Richmond October 2 TN.
4 = Schooner, Morning Light Simmons, from James
| river at Philadelphia October 26th, II ~ ~ =,
Schooner Helen, Carroll, at New Bed1ord ~ , In
| from Richmond, Va, had severe weather on atne
l4th and carried away3 b and split fnainsaii' lore
| sail, and fytpg-gtb, I,,s, y.ssE q. Al !.
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Colonel Chester, who has been writing
about the peculiarities Of Westminster Alb
hey, has discovered that Major Andres re-
remains were brought from America, and
inferred in the Abbey in 1921, by direction
OF the Duke OF York. He has investigated
the history OF Andres family, and finds
that it originated at Nismes [where the
model OF the Virginia capitol is located].
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.


II i-e@ll9c sales, 1906 Bales. Flour Seais dull ii
Wheat quiet. Corn shade armer; $4,000. for
Change in prce Pork Higher sIs g Tsra
Spot dull. Coffee quiet and very firm. Sugar firm
not much Offering, Rice steady. Molasses quiet.
Tmpentine and rosin steady. Freiyhts U Shade
.;,t, q. BALTIMORE l9,r.e-s, fties
BALTIMORE. October, 2S.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull, weak, and lower; Pennsyl-
p ple 5s anbe1 aSyaR T TSs Gsa
sS@5sc.; yellow, 5sgs7c. Oats dull. Rye quiet
e r dun and and Saa se aSs HGaby 0TeE
Sugar active aud higher ut l 1a@1iae. :, :,
.,'I''sf'I LOUISVILLE. -,
= LOUISVILLE, October 2s.-Flour frin: extra,
s4:5o@S4: Is; family, 80 @$5:50. Wheat stronger;
red. s1:15@sl.2O; amber, 81 .20@$1 .25; white,
steady and Arm at csc. Oats. dull; White, 36c.
mixed, i34c.5 Pork nominal. Bull. meats Shout
ders scarce and wanted clear rib-sides, iS4@S$e.
shenSer sS aiS.
hams, 4 6@1GHc. Lard dull 3 tierce,, i116l1lHc
keg, li1T@12tc, Whiskcy in fair demand and steady
sIi'l6a 2.ji d" CINCINNATI - igsu.a.st .
b? CINCINNATI, October 2S.-Flour custer; family.
$2;65@59. Wheat steady; red, sI.15@Sl25: Corn
,aDemand fair 47@4sc for new Oats inactive a!
f@$l6.75. Lard in fair demand and steady; new
steam, $3.50; kettle, $10@51 0.25!, ,Buk-meats III
fair demand at 6al,:7s, and ss9s4c. for shoulders
"a 7sc sg@sHc., and 9l 9Sc for shoulders clear iii
and clear sides. Whisky dnil aud weak at l.o9'
-, ....8 !, & ST. LOUIS .irJi.Ga. 81
ST. LOUIS, October 2s.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat dull and lower; No.. Q red fail
S1.2S4.I Corn frmer; No. Q mixed, 40Se.4lc
Oats dull and lower; No. q 32e. for Strictly fresh
Rye steady. Barley dull and unchanged, Whiiske1
dull ut 81 100. = illa.i'lf4J p ~ '&'t',t s'-
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THE ANNAPOLIS NAVAL School ON HA-
ZISG-Annapotis, Nd, October 27.-Cadet
Midshipman Horner e. Poundstone, Of Vir-
ginia, convicted of hazing by u court-martial,
was dismissed to-day from the academy;
Cadet Midshipman F. A. Woodwork, Of
CALIFORNIA;, and r. w. Barclay, Of Missouri,
are under arrest and await trial for hazing
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CHrEF-CLEHK AyERY's CASE.-The Presi-
dent in conversation said that he had just
ordered the evidence in the case OF William
0. Avery, late chief clerk OF the Treasury,
to be looked into. II Avery had been con-
victed on Con. Magmrc's testimony he said
that he would pardon him at once, and feel
guilty for not having pardoned him sooner,
as he would not convict dog on Maguire's
evidence Washington Correspondence OF
Baltimore Sun.
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iicuaosp. FnEp,G d foroMAc III. r. 'Go.i
Jfsf III TICKET A9ENE, IN
: III, .jse; RIcHNoaD October 9, 1876 II
SCHEDULED OR TRAINSs S., h.

\ - go i.
800 AIN. leaves Broad. s;reet station daly sx-
S!fiaI 81 cept Sundays. Connecting at ShcBherd
al, gegfa With the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
II 81 hd Ns alh1as s9 ss sfass
jta1 fg5gh PhiladeiDhts as S.5o L, az a,a Gew ..
$500 leaves sE se sns ai
cept Sunday connecting With fhe tsai-
tiInare and Ohio railroad SO Shepherds
opposite Alexandria; due at Camden
,r, "a station. tRaltimore, attic u "a ana e
) Sra s Jill HsM f SRos shFrHEaTe
.iean1 ss0Hi NOW YORK \ and with NeHs YORK
= taii5}iJsaf Saninas prails6ad nj Washiakf5n,
II u itfi s arriving Mt Charles street staoni Bal.
s sREsR ! sRsS 4 HassSSs
s:12 p. M. leaves Byrd-street staron faisy; can-
meeting, at Washington. with The Ralti-
anIutp in New York at 9:3o "a. M. sThfougk
|. .f9.fs;.y sleeper from Rielmondit 10 New 4oxk:
500 :. A. A AsSsid sasea M Station
II ,;.,.,.f,r Il. SunGays excepted. =,
a ssys ss~ Tsia i ss sa ss p ss
1902 r. NJ arrives rS ess a. Byrd station dsy
$50 A. Nj S SeSs SafSsS raA1s Arrives
-, ~. nj Broad Street station tsandsYs e1-
asa p Ne s srpIses at Broadsstreet station daily
asia $500 except Sundays. = 80 20.
Through sleepers and COACHES run on n,sH Trains
FREiaHT TRIMS leave BROAD street ststton on
ssSS4 sslsis va ss
MORNINGS Conslgnees q I'VE stock and psrtsi,
able upon giving notice q depot can opsain
Terons SiIls Of dlng and fates eu 70 all prin
~ ''p4t pg.l.'s ~ ~ General suraria.anisnt
oc General F ,rtiih and Tickes Aren't.
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j Mr.. Bayard Taylor writes to the Cincin-
natl Commercial that two sons Of John
Bright quietly spent the summer among us
undecided by the newspapers. Relatives of
the Bright family live in Philadelphia, and
Wilmington, Del. Much OF John Bright's
intelligent sympathy with this country pro-
badly came through this channel. ~
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aBy,i'elssrssssl,.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
ssaea jil3z RICHMOND, October ssr 1876. !;
sft2issifsflttsa a,s5 OFFERINGS 81 lHss4slst- ]:
p White, 52s bushels. Red, 1896 bush
els - ri i.,s, I4yf.,ts...t ia fs a,iff.ys
|, CORN Wltts, 1892 bushels. Mtsed, "A bnsh!
/, OATs.A47a bushels isls.T! SIS ~. 4,
RxE-2S bushels, isl 2sr, 5tis ,f,s .1.ss,st iEi i
/ KS zfl:y..i l9tf SALES. IL I'D s:tS
~ Lg!ite, 20 bushels atsf.85 l2e bnsb.
els prime at a1.45; ~ bushels at $l3O-fotal. 7s
=. SIs3S 20 bushels common on private terms
244 busss-.s. at sl.3o; 36 bushels prime at $IA5;
lis bushels ut @l.22; 1872 bushels Mt 81 SIS 1850
bushels &C $1.4o; Cd bushels ut 1920: 80 Bushels
at$1 $50 bushels very good Int 1.4o; $50 bushels
very good on private terms; 200 bushels at $l.2s~
total, 1850 bushels. .s-, =. s,,,.s,., 80 8
: CoRNSWaits, SO bushels very good ut sec; 90
bushels good at 50c.: SO bushels yesy5go0d new at
50c.; 80 bushels common at 46e.-totat, 222 bush
, 0ATs.9d bushels very good spring ion private
terms; SO bushels very good spring at aoc.-totaL
140 bushels.r 49,, s.y ~ ,,,sylft -T3i* IN
RYE.-24 bushels very good at 60c. : = ~,
:. $780,. RE-EXHIBITED. ;.;z. ~ III
WHEAT-Red, 80 bushels. :
:sCoRN.-Mired, A. bushels. p it.t:t
OhTS.-50 bushels ri !tEjl .tiT.sif- -ITt-sT -
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MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sEEfs
IBE'1 ~ - " - = Ftts Z. q
FOR NEW YORK. ;; ~.

EtiHisaau FOB NEW Isl - 5tslas y
stealiers--0LB DOMINION, .WYAN0KE, ISAAC
BELLE and RIGH1l0NIl-re every. ,TU ESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high waiter, '. Z: s5.Es y =
These ships ARE eattrely new, and were bsli,t e1-
pressiy fer this rpttte S,i7ff
Ihey have splendid salopns ard bath
The fare, and attentions ARE un-
Goods shipped BY this line are LANDED regularly At
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no Charge made except actual ex
'penses incurred. " ij5, ffsi x 10 l;'':; III
Freight received srntn S P.lM. daily. b . ,tIss
Gabi1 fare 70 New York q; round-trip tickets,
- For further Information applyt 10 h2l 5sfysi
81; !. GEORGE W. ALIEN g CO.. Agents,
my 10 Office Company wharves, Rockets. /,
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.i-Ttf.tttt KAILRoAD CodfANr2s3 Il

3ETE'.ttt = KAILRoAD COAPAHTSsg32ss
IsoMMENCING ocroBERl s, 1875, trains
" on this road will run es follows
500 Il asfAR 55s!Hfs asE s9SH seapss,ss
.ts3g .i;3 .4vannah; Raleigh, Atlanta. Macon,
-. & MONTGOMERY, Mobile, New Orleans,
tt,is3 and Af points South atif Southwest
Eai1 ssSgs me saseesa an
49,, dayl with passenger coach atterhed.
Through tickets sold by this train 70
LyncfibnSg,s Close counection mace as
Petersburg with Atlantic, Mississippi
{; gand Ohio passenger trains Tor stati9ns
p M sEsa sna e y sssss Rs saa.
siiF:f5a day) Passanee this trntnl VII
~ y, make close colneetisn 81 ior
ksSiSs saa & Aosssps ss a PIE
r. - 49, Old boniaioaE teamsrs sas NeS York.
M liiEs sfeas 2s ssS Sa !:
500 S l5sIS slsSs ssy sfsspt anaa n
4S 4. .fsEisaa Bun
11:xo s Fas H,is aafsi 1sssss
H.. & Isl ,fday}s cohnacung With lchmond Ired-
siesssSHrs s.s, SsSSgSsss rsllsosa lor
1850 P. II. FRsEtiaRTTRAiN dsiiy Sind
7eo A; sII s|ssssssa
ti:ftf Potonac rAilfoaA ipolhfaa kast
f4J and West Sleeper astaslsd Eannirs
siSs Ai tSs esbes sssss
f,i36ia5 vi raiiroaa ,fsn die Viii snd
p9. 6;s Y sss aa assss sn
iipassenee re sseesI Snss Ii M 4
sId5 q. a. MONDAYS ~ Ei,aE tnd: ksi-
Az TRAINS leaving Petersburg stIlstas nom
az n sss4y ss.s R'eA
l oc y ~ 8 d. sHxW.. s9pcrt itcndens
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RICHMOND Ri TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

.t,r; .tu,a !, i ~ RICHMOND, October 26. 1876. =
+ The, breaks to-day 1.-THE smallest in the history of
the Assocation) comprised hogsheads and boxes.
The offerings At auction on Change were As pack
ages. of which number SO were taken in, and the
remainder sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MINIATURE, ALALANAC-OcToDEB 80, ls76.
Sun rises:,,. ...,.. e:2s Moon ssts--,..,, SAL
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.:EDHcAsrTONAL
HOTELS
DARK HOTEL. no.:;5iS5i !3t,if; I
.'Ea.1 toNTHEEyRoPEAN PLAIN.
sl2 MAIN STREET AND Gil BANK STREET ST,

lie undersigned beg leave to announce to the
travelling pnblic that the PARK HOTEL has been
entirely renovated and refurnished, with frs-cass
RESTAURANT and private dining rooms, atmod-
rate rates. 49, M, .sr...-; 3.-,..;, 5r
Its location is in the best portion of the city and
within close proximity to ali the following business
centres: Tobacco and Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Postofce, Banks, City Hall, State Capitol, and all
the principal business houses The hotel overlooks
the beautiful Capitol Grounds IL. ! .a,f
Travellers will find \ quiet and comfortable home,
with rst.class modation, ut prices adapted to
the stringency of the times. nj mi! ,EiJtistt
Rooms European planl, 81 per day and upwards.
Bathrooms On every floor. - - : re s,'F.s' =.
Attached to the hotel Is GAZE, first class In all
its appointments.
sc 6-eod3m JOHN d. SMELLING & CO..
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DHILADELPHIA.g IRICH-, ,,ce,gss

DHILAD ELPHFA, ! RICH I$EfS,
y MoND, AND NORFOLK sIEAM.sSsaesas
SHIP LIN sG:1n PHltADELPHlA PKoy VI
sTR N F H2sIs T k AWEskuni lasep
notice the steamers of this line win make tri-weekfy
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every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
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II ri. No SCUM whny ehe Phii ajlRis
~. 5iEts ,2srsg:3 D.D.bC. MINK. Agent
my17 d mo. az DeYonsiiire street; Bostop.
r.177b...:E q, r3EIEEf0 7EaI.. 81 IiE2if9.l s7s.
TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOA TsEal,,
~ ilan "saGsC OMPANYiasd 3itaasssEfsaE
FOR s 4}EosHa f F2EEINR2YggEHH
81 AND ALL EESg .4!I k ktAFRlNas on THE
Making close Connection 1T Norfolk WIN the new
h 2kkE s9 70 WASH WasHI saR9 Fl 4Hk
elegant steamer JOHN SILL vEs:EER, carrying the
Isa sIeS o III sfSs sssmS9s 81 vs.
and ,SATURDAYsaI BIZ O'Clock a. M.l3 lIs,gl1. !,
Passengers by this ropte. can view 0y Qay1SnL Ri
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the DANES river, Including DUTCH GAR, fpassfng
through the same), fortdeaons, battle fields, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers 2 81 49,
Fare to Norfolk. ks.. az 80 90
Fare to Norfolk audi return. ......,. b 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York at reduced rates. t'A tt3&ss! -!
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER T. Co.'S
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotei, AND
baggage checked through Freight received daily Tor
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, anG regular iantl.
lngs on james river, from 2 "A. a. to 6 p. NJ, at
| reasonable rates. mn :yl'tU.t ~ =. .
EreiylIt forfway-andings must be prepaid. itfs
+ -, o., 81, IL B. TATUM, General Agent.
once: Company's wharf; Rockets; branch otiics
| at W. d. Blaf q Co.'s, 10. 903 Min street. ~
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+. FEARFUL HURRICANE.

New ORLEANS, October 2S.--The captain
of the British steamship Chileon, from
Kingston, reports a hurricane on Crane
Caymar's island from the 18th to the 21st
One hundred and seventy houses were de
molished, and a part Of the island sub
merged The. inhabitants, are destitute
The Chileon gave them all extra provisions