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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

RICHMOND AND rwrEKSDCEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 70, 49,"
~ trains Oh this road viii run rs !oi''"S'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
723 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daty; s",hSS1 IA.
for Charleston, Aus,lsts, Coi H'N, ia. -,
yannsh, Raleigh; A!1,nla, 5rir,ns
and Mi POINTS South and soata"ey;s.
also connects at Petersburg WIN 'iT
FOR Lynchburs. FarmSilc, and H,nS,
local stations that roaa. pt' On, ni,S
same time rs BY any other lln .c. . ~;
train stops only AZ Manchester a'H
Chester. -,
A'o' sunday. Passengers taxing THIS rnn
Mill MAKE clsse connection al Estets-
.t1 burg FOR Norfolk, and at Norfolk WIN
splendid Bsy-ne steamers Tor BAIT
more, Philadelphia. and New loiA'
and with the Old Domlnion steamers
for New York, stopping at si regular
stations signal .........# ~,
sa5p A., FREIGHT daily te1cep! sunday, VIE
coach attached. @
f,o.s,p n THROUGH NAIL daily ieSceps Sns-
io'oo dayl connecting for Weldon. Ratasn,
Wilmington, and Charleston. fIGp,,SSa ~
sIeeping-car for WILMINGTON sh' '"'
l South. t.tf 'a.s p .F
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
s:s3 A. HI. THROUGH MAIL daily teHesnE Sry.
eressS,srs AND Potomac railrosd for
sill points North. East. and Wsst.,
llao a. 81, S eaash al NJ
s.ss p. N. THROUGH MAH. daily. connecting Iln saS
o'"' 'a sith Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
potnmsc raiirOad for all points fas'
AND West. Also, making close cen nes,
ton with the Chesapeake anu oa nS
railroad for the yirgin is, spTTShis s tn ain
stors only ut Manchester. CAV
s.1o p NJ. EREIGiIT TRAIN daily texsshs S9N
o'Ao dayl. with passenger coach stiaehe u,
Thts "a the oniy line running double daily Ha'N
Passeneers tor Glover HUI connect 81 Sa ,e,a
daily Except Sunday by taxing the os@o -
sUNrAY EXCURSION TRAINS n
win leave Richmond at 9 A. ~. any o'oo
- every sunday TIL further nolee. ;, nora
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Tn ss@''
me g a q asp'"A a. SHAW. Superintendent
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Rome.

LoSDoS, November IA Re"ter IT, ~
gram from Rome says it Is pe'.e, W. Ia. ."
Christmas is the time tNed lor .he opo ,h ~
Catholic ts hierarchy OF Scotland.
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Rirl,mond 1lspatth.
rsuRspAY...... NOVEMBER $, 1871
France,

LONDON. November The Paris CORE
snnndeat Of The YgneS asserts positively that
President MacMahon does not approve, ana
never has approved, a coup dftat. He Is
equally determined not to take Cabnet
from the Left. III he adheres to this resoiu'
ton his only course is to resign. inc cor,
respondent thinks, however, that the lIess.
dent will consent to take a ministry 'ro'''
the Left 80
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COMMENCING MAY u. ls77.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY y. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
w DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects at
West Point with steamer Havana ,or
all points on York river and Bat.-
more. Arrives In Baltimore ~ ; !.
NJ: connects with rail.lines FOR Wash
ington, Philadelphia. New York, Boz
ton and all western points. Conhcctt
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake anu
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: aud
500 \. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY: and . SIT.
CRRDAI. Connects WIN steamers
ut West Point for river landings, BAL
timore and all western points. on
meets al Richmond With trains on Rich
mond and Danville rai!road,i!ichh"hI
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake an"
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 +. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except sur
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER: .
1000 4. NJ. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY {,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con,
meets with trains on Richmond anu
Petersburg and Chesapeake and ONO
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves }ai.
timore from Pier LA Light sir%S!
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FIX FIX
trains from philadelphia, New YORK,
and western points, and AZ West lon!
with trains for Richmond aud tls
..- South.
.. THROUGH FREIGHT.
4.OnP NJ, Arrives at Richmond MOSDAY,WED-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
s:l5P MTUESnAi, THURSDAY, and SAT.
CRDAY. Connects with steamer ~
West Point from Baltimore CON
meets with Richmond aud DanYilie'
Richmond and Petersburg, anu Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroads
LOCAL PASSENGER.
moo A. NJ. Arrives At Richmond daily except sup,
Ao'0 DIV CONNECTS with Richmond ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud ONO
railroads. ,
sontbcrn points. Cars run through between ALBANIA
and West Point. ,, ,,, ,>,xs, r,..s
guaranteed. ,, -,,, ,,,,r,u,o,J r,,rs
issued To- ali northern and western points. ,
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern ana
western points. and baggage checked through. -.
For tickets apply at General Railroad Lithf' vi
.. aot sns Main Street: at the Exchange Hotel and
comnauy's depot, corner Twrnty-shird and Doc'
streets, Richmond; ' !. o,.cr &C cr,e,,r,eu,;.ut
ma % II. 1. bDtbh.N.- .--- -
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NAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSsI.
y COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK, BALTIMORE. Pi!ILADEL-
pIuA. NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
nrrr-r AID .NnINcS JANE. pII:R
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNt SDAY. September l2th. the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER cur
ryng United States maill will leave Richmnnd for
the abovr-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, At G:3O \. NJ.
Close connections made 1T Norfolk with The ele-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, of the
Bay Line. for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all of the abore-named cities,
by the lines named, sale 1t CARRIERS agency. $40
Main street; 1t Exchange Hotel, and Oh board OF
steamers. ,
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF Interest on James river
(p:lssing through Dutch Gapl, including tortiica-
lions, famous battle-helas, jamestown, Fortress
Fsgs rec4vgd DULY sndaiys SxGGsptsd 69m
portsmouth and regular landings on James river.
Way-anding freights must be prepaid.
SPECIAL NOTICE,-The elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, having been temporarily Withdrawn
from The regular line. Is now ready for specal CHAR
ter for day or moonlight excursions 1t low rates.
J.. q. TATUM, General Agent.
ONCE: Companys wharf, Rockets, and 900 Main
street. sc IL
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DH ADELPHIA, RICH GWS
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .Saas 5f.ssss
DESCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK-Until further
notice the steamers of this line will make tr-weeky
trips. leaving Philadelphia every L U ES DA I :.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, anil Riehnond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SATURDAY. con-
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, aud by our Fall River line for
the same city rin Cape Cod. landing ut Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer.
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
242J Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & Co.
General Agents,
No. II South Whary-S. Philadelphia.
ID. ID. G.. MINK, Agent,
roy17 No 90 Dcvonsliire street. Boston.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old -TTTa
Z Dominion Steamship Company's
steamship WYASOkE. Captain COUCH, Will sal
FRIDAY, November 9th, 1T O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday evening
Through bills CT lading signed anu goods io T,
east, aud west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-lrip tickets
S24. Storage, sc and 50.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
no 7-3t COmpanys Wharf. RucSetts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

A NTHRACITE COAL. ALL SIZES, AT
N LOWEST SUMMER RATES. West Virginia
Block Spnt COAL. Cumberland GOAL ny tns car.
Terms; Oak and Pine WOOD. All coal sold by
Weight, mud guaranteed to be OF the best Qualify.
-o'' - = D.7's5as WRIT ROBERTS,
tya corner seventeenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
REAE ESTATE ATT PRIVATE SALE
Ey Robert Is. LYME.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street,

TLEGANT, SUBSTANTIAL, AND
II MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED THREE
STORY. ST0CK-BRICK. .IR0N-YERSAaNDlA4
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE
At the request Of the Little Sisters of the offer
for sale that truly valuable property. the former
home OF MIR. Dean, and more lately occupied by S.
Cardweil. Esq, and at present by the owners.
The HOUSE has about twelve rooms. Kitchen,
stable &c. and was built Of best material in tho
roughly convenient manner, Witt all the modern
improvements has wide halls and the yard In front
and on the side is highly ornamented with u large
fountain, &c. For convenience location, and struc.
tre this residence equal to any In the CITY, and
opportunity to purchase home within u few min
utes' walk Of all the public buildings and churches
The LOT is beautiful one, and fronts Marshall
street IS feet and extends back to wide alley $50
feet.
For terms particulars, &C., apply to
no 5-lw ROBERT Il. LYME, Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

BY Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent. Auctioncer, and Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
POSTPONEaIENT.

The above sale IL postponed until THURSDAY
November Sth, at AZ O'Clock P. Nj.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
ts......s MEADE HASKlNS.
ro6 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKESG EFgEl
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1877. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

THAT. THE COOKING AND MINI
| TING wooD 81 long tested and approved,
manufactured ut the steam factory, MINI aha Cary
streets may be bought and used by an s!qssss II Il
temporarily offered at these low prizes ah soi,i
p pine' ssss oak, IS, cash. Long wood pr0go 4,
tIpnay cheap. All sizes Sess ASTHRAHGirIlE;
rnATS and CARBON COKE at lowest market
rates al Ninth, Cary, aud Basin bank. ,,u,,,s
so H. "<A1Al<NS.
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RAILROAD LINES.

Gsf - - - ss.:;s;sss
p1CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
lN ROAD COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

NOV is THE TIME TO CONTRACT
IN FOR FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES,
COAL mined by Pitcher 6 Forloine Is the cheapest
used In the city. The HOPE NINE has been re-
Gently opened and the COAL from IL Is superior 70
any ever brought from the celebrated NORWOOD
1cids TRY H. w. S. PITCHER,
oc Som 623 east Main street.
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RICHMOND, Y DIRK RIVER AND tHEsfEAkE{
RAILROAD. J
cCHEDJLE OF TRAINS.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 W s= -. -;

RICHMOND. FRED,G &c POTOMAC II. r. Co,}
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEET.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877.
rCuFDJJIE 0F TRAINS. .,s..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

r EHIGH LUMP COAL-the best quail
IL ity, freshly mined-just received:
+. X. CAIRINGTON,
no6 corner Seventeenth and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08

A NTHRAClTE COAL, all sizes, for fam
N fly use, of best quality: OAK and PINE
WOOD; BR1GHTiIOPE COAL, unusually low.
r. X. CAKRINGTON,
nos Seventeenth and Cary streets.
, 1877-12-31

AtC0EtOf.--W44 stS1dt II e3Ak&! ~.
NR0Ott. .C0lIS-W&s quiet and steady. Following
4rs the quotations for bsoom.corn soid from sioru;
CMotcs Rrcea hurl, 14s7c, rrd.tippcd tncdiu,a d..
tsso}<o; yrctn btu4h with nun enouxh 10 work It,
p..suc; rsd.pput do. Ak<b5ot Rrcea currtx aud In
sidt, 4Aa3c, stalk brafd 4tA "; rcd eRd tntsFlof
brush. Ut 4kct crooked. 3sS4}sc. .... :.
uufTElk-Thart wAs = lAodeesto call ft1lu shlppeEs
And from, local cauauusEs aud tha market Wa sxsy,
!. ire, iuuAy Quno4 ltcrrip1s lasc been Light for
nubsF o& taJs past. but hs supply has fully causle1
srt SA<atej Eoed u clotcu Erales o9e,c; ms!iulu,
ts+I7e. luferlur ~ Cusnn0h H<lae: fo!l+ l&t tia:.
. reslvcts1 aeaanH Int tn1iua!n4 pEtt+s: ssAfk.
IL; American lHsv.; bufl aus, .lI ~ l,ts la1;
Kunn!e!. !:HKles. ta4s lEt; d.. louble; 2ltt.t%c,
.GiiEksE-rha saatkss IrMA!n. AHss sNa steady:
tha!.-A !sts 4snsanA sAs.te4 q TIC fol!axtnE
aaet.t!oa.l Lafkaxeuna A. 1tys q esE r. 50: q sas ~,
Es..aasx, ssssAsI -; lstsr iui, Il III Estiuyta i
MIA, indiana LlIek. fs.Hs
!. 81. -, aud " a4t tlryct4 1t Il. j7httll ~
UHEsst;' tUti. -Tt. n1aFkct Nas Auinlnal at r. 20
fur choice Its Tla rrttipts xers tgsh vrvy ltsht.
who hs.k the sla4l luis gu the AEest. Tue Wcat9Ef
?utfsstr*.a esx. were qaoted =. .oc. l4eklea ves.
ils1-i:slasia - s5s,stYx.ly ,qso!sa Ths fsy r. r.;
fntI1x1aH tttcrs: No white. h.h. ber \ 'bt1. -. y
s.s:o: aa masSsssl na ss.14 ~ s:isL sixE1ItG s
81: 4i,uts. SlAG1 - q: s;!Stt !EcA. ps5 4 .bfL
g stx II: u SsS e s. sssss xs i..*t f. f.. i
sa:S;, q; III III l.s:s - fs ss, IL s 1ss.sa
, 1877-12-31

Nh .. ~. .,i white. No. l. ia IA: No. p ia sds
club, M I. II. Id; no. =, ia- ia. Cnrn-as sd
rEur ra.nx4--rurH. Sis. f.nrl 4l..
L1.rnr.af Orc. .:1.-rntroN Ftrmsr at e46ta n.tnls
salc. n hsca; srccutston and port, auo, Amer
eau. Arn,
HnxApsrrrrss-CA california wh!t0 wheat. 11a ataIaa
It'd, 10 rtuh tea tttstIs Gdt No. to No red Western
aprtne los It's Al. do winter. itstatis d. Flour
Esfrt State, mn. Cotn--Hcattrn mixat, IN htI new
Writrrn niscd. ~ I'd. Oats-Amcricnn. H. Harley
American - ~.
FEss-Gnnslltan. 33A nj.
tts+rEh seEp-- AnIrfiran. A1G3EA. .-..., -
prrYt-ttx%-Mta4 pefk. HA. Prime N.t#A htee. Hq.
tard-Amertcan, 4lA sd. Dacth-LonR clear a1si
Ghnrs do, Ns.
TAtLDW- ~,
Pxfn..sTsS;1 .4,. + "a 'is refined do, it*
iskNS-co1nman. 81 ada s. Ct, pals DO. 13A
BriHtr% TrarE<tIIE-EA.
t.bx1oS. firr. ..-TALLnyS-f0s hi.
ANTwsn1.. ltrc. .3.-rkTHnLkuM-3ff.
Tr following HrTs received " tho chicago Board or
Ltyknroo1, Dec. no.-Frime mess rork-Ehstarn a7s,
Western, s3s. Nscun-tHmGeyitnIs, 5iAs shost tths,
.t th1 long r1car. 3is nit ttott cienf 1lt 81! tonl.
her ala, st 4is Lard. o.. rrlnia mtss bnek f6s
Inila beet, SAT extra lndt4 mesa it1s Chrcsc+
u Ioxnts. H.: a,,-1.1.snroot Wheat st:aar.
LssE-C1Teots uN cna.t wheat steady. torn rather
easlrft fais asrrnKe American mixed. IN GaA30s.
targues on passAso-WhrAs Eteaiy. Entn qHletcr: Ar
rtrala of coa1t for ortctt-Whtat SMALL weather In
ENGLAND warm for tile ttns of tho scar.
, 1877-12-31
An Unusually Inactive Week in
Local Finances.
l)ank Trsnyattions In the Trin,ipa1 eis'ts~-Pspts
Ksae! and Spstis ReserEts In
Great Britain.
Tho Produce Markets Less Active
---1Iogs aud Provisions
EirIMcr.
wheat, Corn, and Oats Lower..sProg-
xess Of Packing.


The dependence Of Chicago on Tho cnnntry
ground It 10 rhoun by The extent 10 which trnn'nc"
tlons ut TIM Chicago banks have decreased In con"
sequence Of Tho mud blockade throughout Illinois
u.,tl the States west Of us. For the week cndina
Dec. - tho decline, In comparison with tile coffc'
spending week of 1870, which wat not at Ill an
netirc cnc, was full 20 per cent nnd for la't "cek
IT was y, per cent The condition cf affairs In tho
country IA Represented on all Sides IS terrible.
The farmers have rot hrcn able cscn 10 hanl t"e'.
snd sudden cold rnap, snch as often happens
In tho rsnirle States. wnuld add great hnt-
fcr!ne and loss 10 that already inflicted. a normal
n,osrmen. of cattlo and grain to Chicago, OF OF
merchandise Into tho country. cannot be expected.
There IL some shipment, ~ tho receipts show
but It Is not what was expected. COLLECTIONS nso
wofully short, and the banks are granting an n't-
nsual number nl renewals. Tho applications OF
the country banks for rcttacoupts are not hcnvJ.
anu the general supply Of rancr Is not cnonEn 10
tisc the banks any chance OF making money. Hates
II discount wers 7Gk]0 per cent at the hanks 10
rcsulnT customers: on tho stFcdt cnll loans atc
quoted At o per cent. Now YORK exchange closed
for tho wcck at oolo 155o per 81, 600 gremiam.
The clcartnEs Of tho wcok arc reported AZ fol.
lows by Manager u. II. Hale. Of tho Chlcngo Clear.
, 1877-12-31

From thc plateau Of tic White Mud, lacking To-
wards MI the land Of thn plain, the eye ran ECO
nutlstrt but ci'u,Is nj smt,kr charged with tlle
tng "scr The rartll nr gosnr up '.ns The smoke OF
n furnace" The prairie sod IL NJ black and llfe-
lrst ns m Irish "srraw," and Mother Enrtl,
generally II in 4 High fever. Al night the
then, Wien tic running scouree sefzcs n hill
top, fumes suddenly burst out ard Al suddenly
die away. The buffalo L., 70 usc hnrtcs's
phrase, Ton the stampede" Thousands OF
these hills an.l tho Buttes etncn tho fires
broke out, going In every direction
nj a mud gaiiap. The herd starts from
tho fire IN good order and retreats
in nn.tcriy style for twu TT three ,1nyh; but
after TINT IL bfcaks sentcrs. and rms, thu bulls
following ont thc sauye oul pcus. Tho flrcs
will doubtless he stayed At tho Wood Mnuntain
anil Wiito Mud region, for beyond that lies the
arld aud rocky country o! tte eouEte, In which
not even flru could sl.nport life.
, 1877-12-31

tnrr4spoA.t<acs Nt:o }art Wor!d
FoRr WALSH. Cspress IIiils,. b, y. ". Terri
tory, Dee. la-Wcsi Vi White Mud inysr, from
iGr' 5l5th 10 thu 55oti, stone monument
marking the 4vth parallel, . h!lly plateau
rlscs, from which. ordinarily. ean bo
s4vn ata1 oil on the sky-linu thu Three buttrs
u Swvv. Ntass Hills, ts,s Dear's Paw aud ths
Little Rocky Mountains. just now, ioweyer'
this whoiu of that region u Tiled with slnokc
From Belly River alon3 tho ffonticr to WoAJ
aiYuntaiu, northwarl Ut least Atty miles and
south d nlauy more, prulrle aud iAounlaln Dres
a1u raging with almost uncxatapltA ie5cet.sss'
aud winter WAS start!e,l by tbs appear4nes. oe
thc ghost Of Iudian summer. which still ho'da
swp9; The prairie grass L. dry a.,d BRITTLE, anu
tha h,lls aru lit to blazu Ike tarbArEvls, Tue
iIrcs beguu ul Belly Nirer, ut tAe Loot u IL.
Rocky Mouutains, in tAe mii1le ol Soye1n
ber, swept eastward Tor ioo inlcs. l4cu feaSi,ed
out uu1iu unl south, aud arc LOW ruahlu1
further south nnd further north, alid hl'!
| ~ tAe eastward with marvellous ssutns4s
, 1877-12-31

~ Cashnltc Peer married the tanEh-
ter Of a former rf1mc Minister Aiicr
they had hrrn r,arrir,l some tn,r hr. live
years, tlt' Iair determined IT. join the .1rirrh
OF her husband. lr s}Hrcn ll"arl' Of thts,
anil tho nrat lin,c sc saw ttc vile sat to licr:
~ hope, Mrs &,ansl-so, that whnt hcnr,ts not
trt1c; ! hope yns! are nof n11out tn abandon tho
mouth ut Royalty hnl the desired effect. anu ta,c
tnsly hns frnm that tlay to this remained \
athi.c Protestant. When rrlnunstratrf with
hy some Uf her Roman Cntilulic friends, she re-
piled, "tlow could become n Cnthnllc when
her Majesty wished nc not to tto sop
, 1877-12-31

I0tAs 74suu d+G-1 lUD
CATTLE-Tta market opened very INLET. but under
Thu snal! rrccpts Utha 6sat trco days ot tho ~crk
thcra was an attance In pEices Ut 1assac. Tho I'M.
provement however, MAS about all b1t during Thur<'
Jay sud Friday, when the arrivals Aggregated D,si1
heal. or mora thnn nse.elRhs Of tho gntl7a weeks
aupply. A. Tho East thu pua.ttoa Of tho market has
!nptays both :. tsgrr. tAs demand snd nr!ces. tHt
AN, ;a.%%* \. s! 4 !, :SSfs
n % ff IL tpS + qy sa VIZ s
sSss!:! !; p:s:: sss:|ss sssa{S fsyn VIII: ExSS
s1. sos III T. 4 s !. ss'sY nssruf I.
.tux s c~ saE: eA I'd ~. Is ssal{1s Il
;s ss1: ;::ss: ; ;sT !;S ;Sss sys
sS
" sax: .;s 1.;s tst; I'LL !: Is
os ~ ssss s:sa +i," sud a'
r.,r. nss,s,-s.s.asa sisss. wssxhsns /. 800 .
eiy;;: ;,j:t Ii: :s*S;ss I
ins /. 10 l. <.Oo5A 70
uu'sh:r, stosi"rssf 10 c,;;naoa .tvsis s''
:at iSa$s sstss s +: Wy
stock tatt!o-tomlnon cattle. weIyhlas 7uo =.
,nssssoEish IL aud tala c"xI hsiia1 sisIs =
yseslsf sa ~ s1 S
p!. = ~ u rsss r. t. e,sss a q
srss ffuul a..y acI, rly In demand (w1trh, uElIx
| to the cDMtnut uns4yurIla wtAlhrf and thu tclrss
aIDu th tlu provision rlarket Ut nnuslallJ 1Ebtea
pfuVoFllons). nut wholly khs t~st Ut se1uy anp
ra Iay wrrc only as head. oF j4,t Afvut arctaGu
days supply nt thaa staAo VI ts year DurK tu l44t
kalf tbs week tho TerrplA we're Ut ulofp
t character Ad ~ tetc was ~ lhptos stent u tue
wracr or lM taa lGnt 0f kl1 MMrkrt tuF lc product
tnerc va. sharp rv4tlun. ds Wednesday hefs Wa .
! "a Is . further relu.fun II lt*Ll5:. Th4 c4sElel
Erlrca down ~ <i.D IL m t1n Saturday. lucf tlu ill.,
Hurnt 1t Iaolrr xs7Iluf the tNarkvt 1ayrltc s}l-
" tntsta-cd slErAxk. sA1 w Ju11a clsa1 pFc&A 1t
EiaAt3, u fUE coili.,h 10 chotrn nirtuM sn penny
Weight pack,na huls and u *l.u&fs ~ for haruu
hkiJx an. tnteslur kvueray suI 1T u 33ia
hi A.alIuc.s u thy pa.e xstk lscciIas VI
duo IL thU mud. ahic III ul4 art4 uf tho lnteFuI
iaa brri ihtcThnsbIe. ~ 10 nG1t wrcxs surpiy and
probable VI prices 1t u utelssa 10 spsEul&o+
| 1he t4Eru " ttlets oaa 3t4F aSo xa+ ~ " 4eH
tccclpts fur the wecx heug only nj fal0es through
out wetu ~ great extent nA1llls. AID guuiatitll
wctc 1t iItt1 Yatuu. GuuInIuu 10 n,c4QA! sl Vt ~
3-a1 and K0o4 to choice II -. 7SIt.a. psf lLu ~.
- IT. tbcIK.
Er. l.otls, Dec. ~. -tlpH+-tkmald settSet tight,
81. 73ttf.Ul: patktnk. xahAt4. 1oi butchers ExtsA
CarTtk-ln gusAf demand fur shipping a,a hutchera
zr1drs; fsucy TAI steers. r. priuo 70 etuce naslt
etlppluk s1ler& ~ 7 WI SG94 10 cha1Gc uakls th1n
pIux 4ttyrs, $kL434ls fx5s ~ tutthtfn a. NE Is
| d. aud hrtfcT4- ". ul4Et. Mn ssealttA 2A
sMKxt-scafes and xsulel; xoVd 70 eaalce1 ~. 15i
as; receipts l1A
! ClzciHx ATT. Dec. .A-l1Ast-FhiIly ae:tye and
shsds lt:hrF euusaou, ~ HhGa y: light - u1 u
1uckiuE. a. l&f& :3i butchers, ". 26s :U receipt
! A4; x41pinrnt& ~. .
, 1877-12-31

Queen Victoria. It ta said, took no noftce o1
Gridc was convert to Roman Catholicism.
Thu Queen does uot dsalikc Rumau Catholics
Who bayo been brought W Ia that iattt, 6nt
shu diatlkes converts exceedingly. Ihc 1Gt-
Loving story, which iuhy Or ully not be
Uvs, u taLl canresuiug Leg; Tts slds.s son
, 1877-12-31
Withdrawn, from store during Friday for tclty
consumption. j. GU tu cus, i, 7ol lu oats. 200 bu

N57u1H"H 1suHs FtV1o uH71HH FFt7Hy TUT WY
consumption. !, GU tu cufi, i, fl lu oats. 200 bu
ryc.
The following grain was inspected into store In
thia city Saturday mnrninE: s cars No. h"fh
wheat, II cars No. p. = cars M. eDlt EFrthH,
II cars Nh. 2 dn, 4carA rejected tsH whrnU: q
cars high. mixed corn, cur now d. car new n1cs,
10 cars No. :, do, cars rejected. cars no gFaco
al cornl; car 40. !: onts, !. cars No. white,
cnrA No. mixed e. uatH}; cur No. Ey1,
cars No. :, do; II CARS No. baslsy, cars cxlra
No do, car ordinary No. do, car feed t4a
harley. Tnta!. liz rasr. or 70. u>0 hu. 1nspecf.
cd out: fl, b73 bu ~hclt. II, !ot but corn, =, OIL
bu Unta 37j uu syr, i, ota ba harley.
Tho following wcre tho rccel'ts aul shipments
Of b1calstnHs md Ire stoc: al this point durlnv
tho .'art week. and fos tho corresponding weeks
.p1Ep4t
, 1877-12-31

PROVISIONS.

IfoH rROpTCTs-Wcro ieka arttre IN tho nFGrrRatc.
hut nrmet IN sympathy with an ur*ard movement IN
hors, There was little change In tho tdnc Of rrtuYns
frun nttef potnt. Tho business htro was chiefly 1dchl
except In meats. and 1aely conssle In providing for
January detlresta by trshsfet Init subsc1cnt noths
tho weather II nore favorable to packing operations
Cha fo,nr4rrt RHfitttn gives tho f0ftoxin ~ tho
returns Of the number at huSs rackc e dAtH ~ tnc
previous and the aggregate packing Vt tue saa'
snn.t ~