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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. November 10, 1877.
SALES.-l0 shares Virginia Fire and Ma Inc nj

MONDAY. November 10, 1877
SALEs.-l0 shares Virginia Fire and Ma Inc Mt
39H.
.an,srican Goid.-1co bid.
state observation-disclosures consols, 5s4 bid. 80
ASKED; Virginia consos, new; ~ bid; 20 asked ;
Virginia fundabe, 40 hld; virgi1ia , neieT o.
taI.receivabie coupons. s24 bid; SO asked ., :,
nI5 city s 1i ~
iO7 asked; Petersburg city s's, special, log BID
Lyncburg city ss, 10s bid; Lynclibnrg city 8's 90
I'D S9 n6 seS TeseT ss bd
asked; Manchester s's, tax-rceeivaole' 80 Did, 81
asked. ,,,,,,
6s, gold, NJ and n, rs bid; Virginia Central Rail
road first mortgage 6'a j. and D., 81 Did Vrplnm
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j., !3
bid: Virginia Central Railroad nonlnorfgaRc 5, d.
and d. rs bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Sec
ond mortgage 6's, ]. aud D., sc bid; Virginia and
bs asReG vrrna and Railroad
funded S's, J. aud j., So bid; Southside Railroad
first mortgage preferred ss,J. and j., s0s bid, 90
fri red 6's and J ss bid sou,hsIde Railroad third
mortgage preferred 6's, J. and j. soy bid: Norfolk
and EaToSd first s j.
road first mortgage SIS j. and j. 81 bid; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage rs, 4. and
D., l0l bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pot0-
mac Railroad mortgage IS, J: and j., 100 bid;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
andria Railroad third mortgage S's, n. and N, 80
asked: Richmond and Daliville Railroad CONSOLE
dated 6's. NJ and N. ~ bid: Piedmont Railroad
first mortgage SIS. \. and o., 81 bid: Richmond.
York River and Chesapeake Railroad and Stcam-
boat SIS, J. and D., so bid.
RdiLr0ud StOcks.-Richmoni and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par, % bid; Richmond. Frederick
burg.and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, so
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road six per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, n bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid; Rich
lnond and Danvie Railroad. 100 par, asked;
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par.
80 bid Scaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed.
100 par, 92S bid.
Bnnk Stocks.-First National, ] 90 par, ll7R bid:
National Bank % Virginia. 100 par. % asked;
Planters National. 100 par. 81 hid; Union Bank
OF Richmond. so par, 40 bid, 40 asked; Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par. l 81 bid.
Insurance romDdniss.-Virginia Fire and Ma
riup. 25 par. 80 bid 40 asked: Virginia State. 20
par, % bid, 81 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100
bid, l07If asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par. 92 bid: Old Dominion. 100 par, iS asked.
WSceIL1neous-Old Dominion Irrr,- and Nall
Works Company. 100 par, rs asked.
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In Philadelphia Sunday morning AleNan-
der Is. Sayres walked up the aisle OF the
| Church OF Ascension and deliberately shot
| his wife in the back, causing q fatal wound.
| He had been separated from her for two
wears, and had served term in prison for
breaking her arm. Though still alive last
evening it is not thought that she can sur
vive. The brutal husband was arrested.
Russia is DESTROYS OF having Servia's aid
to prevent hIehcmet Ali from relieving
pleyna, which is soon to be attempted. 1t
is reported that Osman Pasha can hold out
at Plevna till the beginning Of December.
The Turks are foltifyinS line to prevent
Seryia entering Bulgaria, ana will soon be
in position to prevent any interference,
or may invade Seryia. ... .....
The New York Sunday Mercury pub
fishes sensational story OF three cases OF
leprosy in that city imported by Chinese
arrivals from California. One is man IN
dyin" condition in q BaXter-street tene-
ment-horse, and two children suffering
from the same disease in the Chinese hos
pital. ........-...-.
Judge Guigon, OF Richmond Hastings
Court, Is trump. He has had number
fourteen as we remembered saloon pro
rietors before him to show cause why their
licenses, from an exhibit Of the Moffett reg
lister, shall not be revoked Warrenton
IndeE. t- "
The income of Great Britain for 1876 was
about S4OO, ZOO, 900, and Of this amount
S170, 900, 600 came from customs duties on
wines and spirits, and excise duties on
spirits, malt, and licenses.
WHEELING, W. Va, November 1S.-Hon.
john S. Hoffman, late judge OF Supreme
Court OF Appeals Of West Virginia, died at
| Clarksburg to-day. .s.... =
The Pittsburgh Dispatch building, on
Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, was burned
out Sunday morning, involving loss Of
$4,000. .... $3.50.
The Rev. Jonathan Edwards Woodbridge,
q weIl-known theologlan, died Sunday, at
Hartford, Ct; aged seyenty-fve.
Four road agents have been captured in
| the Black Hills.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

:- France. :
THE RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO. THE ELECTION
.. FRAUDS. ...p-
VERSAILLES, November 19.-In the SEN
ate this afternoon NJ. Arago, in the name
of the Left, moved the previous question
in regard to NJ. Audran De kerdrets inter-
pellation as to how the Ministers nave IN
'structed the officials to act with regard to
electoral inquiry voted by the Chamber OF
Deputies, on the ground that it is unconsti-
tutional and an encroachment upon the
rights OF the Chamber of Deputies. NJ.
Arago's motion was rejected by 4 vote Of
155 to $50. .. ...
NJ. De Kerdret then began an address on
his Interpolation.
THE PEACE PARTY IN TIE CABINET.
EDINBURGH, November 19.-Thc Scots
mans London correspondent says: 81
have reason to believe that the peace party
| in the Cabinet has lately received anotablc
accession, and that five OF the Ministers
are now virtually committed to the policy
OF non-inetrvention."
VERSAILLES, November 19.-M. De Her
dreI, on introducing his Interpolation in
the Senate to-day, admitted the right Of
the Deputies to an order OF inquiry into
| the elections; but said he wished to prevent
the inquiry from encroaching upon the pre-
negatives Of the executive or judiciary.
Duke De Broglie replied that the proposed
inquiry constituted such an encroachment
It would not be impartial; and being par
liamentary and not judicial inquiry citI-
zens were not bound to answer questions OF
the Investigating Committee. The instruc.
lions which the Government had given on
| the eve OF quitting Office were that func-
tionaries must act In regard to this inquiry
as ordered by their superiors.
NJ. Laboulaye urged that the Government
ought to invite iuntionaries to give evidence
before the commission, as the deputies had
the right to impeach the Ministry. They
also necessarily had the right to make Judi
cial inquiry, He urged the Senate to adopt
concilatory attitude, and pointed to its
responsibility as immense. I'LL. -
Duke De Audiffret Sasquir then read the
order OF the day proposed by the Right
namely, that the Senate, taking cogniZance
of the declarations Of the Government, and
being resolved. in accordance with conser-
vative principles, which it has always sus.
tanned, not to suffer any infringement OF
the preroeatiyes Of either OF the public
| powers, passes to the order Of the day.
M. Dufaure deprecated the attempt to SUI
1 ND conflict with the Deputies by means OF
| this order OF the day. .NI
Despite M. Dufaure's appeal, IN attempt
of the Left to shelye. the discussion by pro
posing an order OF the day, pure and sim
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANG.

CORN AMI LcCtC LLhCI1AANS1-.
RICHMOND. November 10, 1877
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-InRe 4I6 bushels. Red, I.730 bush
rlS. $3.50 .,.
CORN White. 214 bushels. NrrJ, 400 bushels.
OATS.-3l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-1IHit S+ b,i>Hel Il ut 1885,; 200 bll-ii-
els at $40: 22 bushels very good ut S1.4S 81
bushels III S1.45: llG bushels on private terms
total! I46 bushels. Pef, 100 bushels NJ $13J: 3S
l,ushci. ut Sl45; 40 bushels ut 81 81: 2l bushels
prime Lancaster ut i l50: IS bushels ut : .3O: II
bu.llrl 1T LBS: &c buSl!els prime Lancaster at
81 80: IL bushels mixed 1T y 40 iO bushels FutZ
ut ) rs 4G bushels prime Lancaster ut rs 10
POS bushels private terms: Is bushels on phi
waite terms: $50 bushes at S1.32; IS bushels NJ
80 Al bushels 1T l42: ii bushels very good
FuiZ ut AS 80 bushels common FuliE at : 20
G2 bushels colDn;ou FuZ at Sl.37; SO bushels 1T
1923: 7i0 bushels Fniz ~ @l.i2; iSI bushels
FultZ al Sl.42: % bushels Fulz 1T 31.42: l2S
bushels Futz ut .30 200 bushels FultZ at ) 10
SI.35: G2 bushels FutX at :l.SO: 20 bushels
1t Sl.30: lis bushels nj S1.I0; so bushels at
81 80: 30 bushels at 1885, 81 bushels q. $3.50
+ bushels at S1.lO: II bushels mixed ut $3.50: ~
bushels FuIiZ ut $40; 8 bushels Fultz ut 81 40
4 bushels good FultZ At 10: 4OS bushels prime
Fultzat l50: 20 bushels Fult2 ut 81 .32 % busli-
els very good Fultz at 81 .45-tOtal I41G bushels.
CoRS.-White. 80 bushels new NJ 5oc. 80 bush
els new at 53c.: &c bushels 1T soc. 10 Dshcl,
els on private terms: 80 bushels on private terms
;o;al. 400 bushels. ....
OATS.-36 bushels AZ 4Oc.: ll2 bushels common
at 3Tc.-!Otal. las bushels.
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MARINE sSTEAr.les.SCL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, 1877.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers, &. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ashland, Doughty, Philadelphia, mcr-
clandisc and passengers VIZ. Porter, agent.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc. II. T. Douglas, agent.
Schooner Thomas q. Benton, Miller Philadelphia,
coal, X. II. Cottrell. E -
Stcam-barge J. 4. Scrivencr. -, Norfolk. salt,
Lee, Seldom & Co. ---. ... &c.. -. .r
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. r..
Talum, agent. ~. .. .5.--.a.. ass. IT,.
:. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore November 18th, schooner VIII
liam Mcgee, Watt. a.
MEMORANDUM. .... I'LL
Bark Gogla. Koldekup, sailed from Liverpool for
Richmond November 3D. ~-.. s.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, November 19.-Passed III Tor
baltimore: Bark Annie and two Italian banks.
Passed out from Baltimore Ship ID. K. Eaton. Tor
Bremen: schooner hathilde kranZ. Tor Marsellies.
Sailed Bark Stonewnll Jackson, for Charleston.
The bark Susie, from Leghorn, bound 10 baltimore,
nut into the Roads for harbor.
NEW YORK. November 19.-Arrired out Steah-
ers Celtic, City of Richmond, Athenean, Chiiiaii,
Galveston, Gravcsend.
DISASTER.
NEW YORK, November 19.-The brig BURY
which reached here on the 18th from Beaufort :.
c. has her rudder, head-sails, and oulwarks DAM
aged.
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MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAMS.
HOW KARS WAS sTORMED AND
CAPTURED RY THE
RUSSIANS.

THE ARMY BILL PASSED AND GONE TO THE
PRESIDENT AS 1T CAME FROM THE
HoUsE-A MONUMENT TO THE C0NFEDE.
RATE DEAD AT CHATTANOOGA DEFACED
BEYOND REPAIR BY UNKNOWN FIENDs-
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE GENERAL
CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST EPls-
.CopAI. CHURCH, souTH-A BARN IN NOR
FOLK COUNTY BURNED BY AN 1NCEN-
DIARY-A WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH WHILE KINDLING A
FIRE WITH KEROSENE OLA 100000
FIRE AT NEW HAvEN-FORT EDWARD
INSTITUTE BURNED-vARIoUs CASUAL
TIEs-FRENCH NEWS, &C., &C.
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MEMORIAL SERyICEs.-Nc1c York, No
vcmber 1S.-Thc ceremonial OF unwilling
the tablet erected to the memory OF the late
Bishop James, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. in John-Strect church, took place
to-day. Bishop Scott, Of Delaware, success
sor OF Bishop James, presided, and among
those present were Bishops Simpson, OF
Philadelphia; Bowman, of st. Louis; An
drcws, OF Omaha; Peck, Of California Ha-
vens, of Atlanta: Merrill, OF Chicago: and
Amcs, OF Baltimore. Addresses eulogistic
of the late bishop were made by several
bishops who were present.
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virginia Annual Conference Meth dist
Episcopal Church, South.

ELECTION OF DELEGAIES ~ THE GESERAL
CONFERENCE.
Especial telegram 10 rhc Dispatch.i
LYScHBuRG, November 19.-In the Vir-
GINA Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church the following delegates
to the General Conference were elected to-
day:
Clerical.-Rev. W. W. Bennett, D. d.,
Rev. Leroy M. Lee, D. D., Rev. P. A. Pc
tcrson, Rev. John e. Edwards, D. D., Rev.
J. D. Blackwell Rev. R. n. sledd, D. D.,
Rev. E. S. Reed. and Rev. Paul Whitehead.
Reserves: Rev. J. &. CRANBERRY, D. D., Rev.
E. P. Wilson, and Rev. 4. G.. Brown, D. D..
Lay Delegates.-G. NJ. Balm, Jr., Esq,
Thomas Branch, Esq; Professor F. II.
Smith, University Of Virginia; Hon. II. w.
Murray, James R. Pace, Esq, T. W. Ham,
lin, ESQ, T. w. Mason. Esq, and Richard
Pollard, Esq. Reserves: Messrs. T. W.
Garrett, j. n. Wilkinson, r. W. Peatross,
and /. Cockerell.
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YeIIOW.Feyer ReDOrt.

no NEW GASES AT JACKsOSv1LLE-TlIE CITY
IN EXCELLENT HEALTH.
JACKSONVILLE, November 19.-No new
cases or deaths from yellow-fever have oc-
Cured since last report. The general health
OF the city is excellent. Mayor Boyd an
swers inquiries if it is safe to come here in
the affirmative. All alarm has subsidized.
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CENTENNIAL IN SCoTr.-Mr. Abingdon, OF
Scott county, few days ago celebrated his
centennial birthday with rouSing pro.
tracted meeting of his relatives and friends,
lasting several days. Near thousand per-
sons, one half OF whom were kinsmen, at.
tended the old mans house-warming. II
we are not mistaken the same old party was
married dozen years ago to young widow
EHnch T1tleU NerS.
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Fly Telegraph.

NEW lUtlN.
NEW YORK. November 19.-Gold opened NJ l02ai
.Soon.-Stocks dull. Money on call, ) per rent.
Gold. 1925. Exclmnge-Long, 4Sl; short 4S4t!
state bonds quiet. Governments firm.
Eceniaa.-MOney, per cent. Sterling duh aud
steady 1T 4SI. Cola steady at 1921. Governments
firm: new SIS. 1OG5s. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November l9.-Nir"mia GS. old,
81 deferred, SCI: consolidated. son; sc,nn,! series
49, North Carolina 6's. old, 17l; new. 7'; special
tax, l. BId to-day.
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XLVTH CONGRESS---Extra Session
..... - SENATE e. -.

WASHINGTON, November 10, 1877.
During the morning hour a number Of
bills were introduced and referred to ap-
propriate committees, most OF them being
OF a private character.
On motion, the Senate receded from its
amendments to the army bill in which the
House non-concured, and the bill now
goes to the President.
The Senate agreed to Senator Dayis's
resolution for committee of five to inves-
tigate the Treasury system OF bookkeeping,
with Il view OF removing the alleged dis
crepanries. Executive session.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The bill in reference to the Paris EXposi-
ton came up the first thing to-day, and kept
its place up to adjournment. After funny
speech by Cox, Of New York, the general
debate closed. A motion to strike out the
enactng clause (Which would be equivalent
to a defeat of the billy was made by Mills, OF
Texas, and was rejected by majority OF
forty. All who voted for the motion were
Democrats. An amendment was adopted,
on motion Of Dir. Steele, of North Carolina,
recurring four Of the commissioners to be
practical agriculturists. The bill will pro-
badly be disposed Of tomorrow,
Representative Shelley, OF Alabama, IN:
troduced d resolution, which was. adopted
by the House, calling for information re
garding vessels put under repairs since Inc
LIST OF March last. A case IS lnstanceo
where the estimate was $4,000 and the COST
over ST., 900. a. t-sts -...
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The VOTE IN BUcuANAN.-The following
is the official vote Of Buchanan county: Hol
liday, 423; Richardson independently, 1858
Walker, 81; Field, 3T9. For Common
wealth's Attorney-H. NJ. Jones, 25S. Fol
House Of Delegates-Chase, 253; Lipps
Do. -Cinch Valley Ne,cS. .- -" NJ.
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In transit to delivery ports, from September
1st to October 31st, 5,5577 bales foreign ex-
ports and Canada, from September 1st to
Octobe err 31st, 224,355 bales; in transit be-
tween delivery ports. from September 1st
to October 31st, 28,5ss bales; taken by
northern spinners from ports, from septenl-
Der LIST to October 3lst, 149,502 bales.
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A shame OH ChattanooSa.

DETACHMENT OF \ MONUMENT TO THE con-
FEDEDATE DEAD.
CHATTANOOGA. November 19.-The Con-
federate monument, completed and ready
for erection, was defaced beyond repair on
Saturday night by unknown persons.
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I sales, 2,100 head; good to prime, 666xc.; me
dunn, 4s@3Ac.: common. SKATE. Sheep dull
dunn, 4444c.; common. al@s2.5 per bead.
Hogs dull; sales. $50 head: good, GIE063c. COM
mon. &c. Receipts, 1892 head sales, 2.916 head.
| Hogs have been only In moderate demand, and
prices 54s64c., being r. lower. Receipts, IL ,857
| head. Tic receipts OF sheep were 4.014 head, and
| mt the litter prfce.
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Louisiana.
Louisiana. $50.
STATEMENT FROM THE NATIONAL COTTON Ex-
! lance .-,..s

STATEMENT FROM THE NATIUNAL CVIiVN E 7>
CHANGE.
New ORLEANS, November IA state
ment OF the National Cotton Exchange OF
American overland movement shows the
net receipts Mt United States ports from
September LIST to October 31st to be 678,674
bales; stock ut United States ports, from
September 1st to October 31st, 4O5,S2l
bales; total overland direct from producers,
from September 1st to October 3lst, 49,07
bates shipments direct to mills, from Sep
tember 1st to October 2lst, 2T,071 bales
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE

MONDAY, November 10, 1877.
The breaks .0-rEiY comprised 40 hogshcatis and
l tercc. The offerings at auction on ''liapge were
PA packages :; Of which number 7 We're taken in,
ard the remainder sold ~ prices ranging from
q 80.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: supertine. S5.50,3ao.73: extra ~
perfue, SG.25 a $3.50; common family. S7mS7.J0
fancy fiinily'and CITY Mills, *SM 1925. and yer,
dull.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATH@, ,
y COMPANY.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

Oman after WEDSE SDAY. Sept ember l2lh. the
FAST and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER tear
rying United states MALL will leave Rlchnnnd ler
he rhnvr-namcd places every MONDAY "ED-
SESDAI. ana FRIDAY. at G:3O 4. NJ.
Close CONNECTIONS made ut Norfolk wit1 the ec-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA. OF tie
Eav Ltur. Cor Baltimore, Philadelphia. New YORK,
and Boston : also with The Merchants srsi Miners
steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all OF the abore-uamsd cities.
Main street: at Exchange Hotel. and or bosrd OF
steamers. p,
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT ali
the historical points of interest on james rivcc
ipassing through Dutch Gap, including f1rtifca-
tOus, famous hattle-iclds Jamestown, Fortress
Monroe. RIp-Eaps Hampton Roads. &c. &C.
Freight received daily SUNDAYS cNsepteh) from 2
A. ". 10 Is Z. n. for Boston, Providence, Sortos'
Portsmouth. and regular landings on James river.
Matchmaking freiShts must he prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Companys ~larf, Rockets and 9o3 olSic
street. ho y
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on pLEyE.i

MISSIONARY CoLLEcT1oSs.- In the Confer
cnce of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, at Lynchburg, last Saturday, the
treasurer, George NJ. Balm, Esq, read the
report OF missionary collections for last
year, by presiding elders districts, rs fol
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO <9Hek
n EIDENCE. AND BOsTON.-Stcam- S2k0
er ASaLAND, Captain HOWE. will receive freight
stant ut O'Clock l.. NJ.
no Colt 1928 Dol ntIe.t.
TOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old &c.
Il Domi OF Steamship Company
TUESDAY. November Goth. at 2 O'Clock r. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock =. H.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, SOUTH east
and west aIso, 10 foreign ports.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12. s,ecrnge. 80 and
70.
For freight or passage, apply TO 40 .,,n..
no 1926 Company's Wharf. Rocte1tS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH eth
i MoND. AND NoREoLK STE lA;I S9117gI
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES 4 WEEK.-Until further
notice the steamers OF this line will make tr-ueekly
trips. leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY;
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city pid Cape Cod, handing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer; r, 49,
2425 Dock street. Richmond
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE 4 CO.
General Agents,
No. IL South Wlnryes. PEilsdelpIita-
u. ID. e. MINK. Agent
myl7 40. 80 Dcvonshirr street. l;oston-
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Fire Record.

TREASURER WILSON'S BARN. GF NORFOLK
COUNTY, BURNED BY AN 1NCENDIARY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November 19.-Thc barn
OF George a. Wilson, treasurer Of Norfolk
county, was burned by an incendiary yes
terday. Thirteen hundred barrels OF corn
were consumed. Loss, $4,000: no insur-
ance.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
Datrh.l
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TRGBEL'S KINDERGARTEN OCCU-
pATIONs FOR THE FAMILY.
Each In an elegant and strong paper box, confaan
ing material, designs, and Instructions.
Price, rs cents.
l. Stick-Laying.
.. Network Drawing.
8. Pcrforating (prickins.
4. Weaving tbraiding).
$. Embroidering.
6. Cork or Pcas-Work.
7. Plating (nrcrlacing sla,s,.
s. Ring-Laying.
o. INTERVIEWING Paper.
10. Cutting Paper.
Any one Of the above sent postpaid 10 aug
dress on receipt of IS cents.
ELLYsON 6 YANCEY. booksellers,
successors 10 j. T. Ellyson,l
sels 1112 Main street
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CoNFEcT1ONERIEs, &c

lust RECEIVED BY NEW \ . K b
~ steamer
% kegs MALAGA GRAPES:
5 cases NEW SARDlNES:
1000 cases CANNED TOMATOES and PEACHES
(Tinscy's, McIIurray's, and Numsen'5 best
Drands}:
10 boxes NEW GRO; LEMONS:
; barrels NEW-CROP CURRaSTS:
2j baxcs NEW-CROP CITRON:
barrels NEW TURKEY pRUSES;
500 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, quarts and
/ 900 GNRTHAGENA COCOANUTs.
Oc 80 LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
EaflfIIrc Of HSarS.

LONp0N, November 19.-A SPECIAL dis
patch 10 the Daily Nc,rs, dated Ncran-Kc-
eh. Sunday evening, says:
The fortress and city OF karS, with three
hundred cannon, stores, ammunition, ETC..
fell into the Russian hands. The Turks lost
5000 killed and wounded, 10000 prisoners.
and many flags. The Russian loss is about
200. The Russian soldiers made but tri-
fling booty, and spared the peaceful citizens,
women. and children. General LoriS Nell
koti directed the battle during the day. The
Grand Duke Michael was present also. The
former entered the city at II O'Clock Sunday
morning.
ASSAULT on PLEyNA.
CoHSTANTIS0pIE, November 1S.-A re-
port is current here that the Russians have
made an assault on Plevna and been re-
pulsed. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-20
EXTENSIVE RUBBER-wORKS BURNED.

NEW HAVEN, CT, November ID.
Caudle g. Co.'s rubber-factory has been de-
stroyed by fire. Three hundred men were
at work, some in the third story, who only
got out by dropping out. Those who drop.
ped out were the only ones hurt, as far as
known, although it is rumored some were
burned in the building. The works were
mostly OF brick, and covered three acres.
Loss, about 100000; total insurance,
S325,000.
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE BURNED.
WHITEHALL, n. Y. November 10. Fort
Edward Institute, at Fort Edward, New
York, was burned this evening. Loss,
S125,000.