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RAILROAD LINES.
(a go - d
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
III ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
''' a. d. Enr rss t saS A. H. a' bassiis
Leg p. 81. Greensboro, $50
,o- and Charlotte re i. 81. ''
NO. %-s' A. A' s sayss Chsr12.se srriyss a:
bere, 500 S'a z. + M NJ D sIesns.
f F. ST.. and h II; gssks xas s95
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
w. Bnrkev!lle lAI 4. NJ, Dan:
:. +. 1s;5s@f ~. s:15 A. NJ, Salisbury 100
- a3@f&A - A. NJ, and Charlotte 1:15 z. u.
No. 4 $50 p. n, leaves Charlo,ts; arrives a.
boro, i 10 r. H., b Dan 2'ii sf isso
A. NJ. Barkeyillc 4:43 A. NJ,
- and Richmond 7:4l A. 81.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS DAILY.
No. olooo a. ' r rfsss at BarEsTe Al ia:s5 +.
NJ. connecting With the A., 81.
southwest and the various
: ~, - springs and su,nme,. resorts on
-U..a3el,T a.t The line OF that road. 1885,
No. e-iZ:'o f fssss q RieSmend Il sIgr
f. a.. i's.t i,.' M., connecting with A., u. C
~ ...gH.'# ~ o. r. r from all points south
s -.-s snd southwest, aud fram the
-. various springs and sn So
t. Trains Nos. L and stop only NJ Amelia ( ourt-
oS S Clover. scotssbnis, Wolf Trap Boston, Banks
b,
Thomasville, Salisbury, China Grove. and AIRLINE
Trains Nos. i and connect Mt Dundee with the
Virginia Midland railroad. AT Greensboro, Tor Ra-
leigh, GoIdsboro, and intermediate poinN, with -;
C, railroad. AT Air. Line JUNCTION with Auapta ana
Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte with Chartot'e;
Columbia and Augusta railroad To and from all
Trains Nos. 8 and win stop at all stations and
connect at Richmond going North and South With
the r., +. { p Il. r. for Washington and all toiats
North and West aud with the c. 4 y. X. 4. for
Creenbrier White Sulphur and other SPRINGS In
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the y. e. anu
n W. N. e. railroads to and from Salem n. e.. Ka-
leigh and Goldsboro', and Intermediate points.
Al Salisbury with Western n. G. railroad. These
trains run daily on Rich.nond and Danyille rai;-
road, and connect as above, except going NORTH
on Sunday morning and going south on Mohday
morning. Trains making this connection run dai!
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac anu
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except Sunday
Trains on NJ W. n. c. railroad run from Greens
boro to Salem daily except Sunday. and from Salem
to Greensboro daily except Saturday.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage
between the points named OH the tickets. NO lay
=, ) - IT. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
..s.-,. ..a'.... General Superintendent.
JOHN Il. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent
nv
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South CaroIin,
caRDoZo's TRIAL" SENATOR" PATTERsoN's
CASE. ---

cARDoZO's TRIAL" SENATOR" PATTERsoN's
CASE.
COLUMBIA, November 5.-The argument
in the Cardozo case occupied all day. q.
r. Miles, OF Charleston, opened this morn
ing for the prosecution, and Judge Melton
followed in the defence OF Cardozo, speak
ing four or five hours. Attorney-General
Conner will close for the State. mis-
trial is expected, by the public from the
composition OF the jury. ~
:. Another Indictment was funded out this
morning against John j. Patterson, upon
which the grand jury has returned o true
bill, upon b charge OF briberyin purchasln
his seat In the United States Senate. rIWen'
ty-fours witnesses allege that TREY were
bribed to vote for Patterson, all being eX-
members OF the Legislature.
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Mexico.

|
ARRIVAL. OF, THE ENGLISH NAH. AT HAVANA
THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE CITY OF
=. MExfC0.! si< 49, - -,
HAVANA. November 5.--The English mail
has arrived from Very Cruz, bringing intel
ligence from the City OF Mexico to October
Both. .7yes., ..am :. ara .G:-! >'r:s, ~
Manuel NJ. SIamaconi, special commits
sioner from Mexico, Is en- route to Washing
Minister. Minister Foster gave an informal
dinner to Slamaconi and Selasco, at which
Senior yalanta, Secretary Of Foreign, AZ
| fairs. and the Ministers of Germany and
Spain, were present. -, =.
T, Another regiment OF infantry marched
for: the Rio Grande, on the 30th ultimo.
Much excitement prevails. a.. j. .1if.. :.
There is d report OF fight at Rio Gfande
between the MeXicans and Americans. 1t
Is rumored that The Mexicans crossed TO
Eagle Pass, pulled down the American flag,
| and ran up the Mexican banner, and that
| Matamoras has pronounced against DiaZ.
The excitement increased upon the intelli-
cence that Mexicans have been assassinated
| in Texas. None.of these rumors have been
confirmed. General Trevino pledges the
State OF Nueva Leon to sustain Diaz's policy
Of extradition and the repression OF the
raid. =! =. srnrr. r. - -...
The Mexican officials on the Rio Grande
claim that they give up criminals in all
cases required by the treaty and where
bonds and peace OF country demand, but
they reserve the; right to refuse to deliver
their own citizens on the demand OF for
eign Power, as the treaty does not require
it. The commerce and industries Of the
country are not affected by the excitement.
Congress is cutting down the tariffs OF the
Mexico and Vera Cruz railway and even
declares 1.-THE government is empowered
to ,abrogate concessions and to recall con-
tracts with the railway treasury. Receipts
are increasing and expenditures are being
diminished. Rings Of SPECTATORS and bro
kers about the palace have been abolished.
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NEw1YoRK corroN MARKEr.

NEW YORK, November 5.-Cotton-Nes receipts,
$50 bales; gross, 12.254 bales. Futures closed
steady: soyen1eer s1o.so@s19.9l: December,
rnary, sl1.10@41 LII; March, .11.246sI1.2S
April, SI1.38@S11.39; May, $1I.52Gs11.53 So;
June, 81 .66@811.67. & -3ts|
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
: BALTIMORE. November E.-Cattle during the
mast week have been dull, and prices are &c. lower
very best, 5@5xc.; flrst quality, 4@bc. medium,
3S64c; ordinary. 2if@3c.; most Gales at 34@44c.
recepts, 3,7OO head; sales, $500 held. Hogs have
been in moderate demand, and shoats range from
64 to 7c.-the latter figure lor choice; receipts:
$500 head. Sheep have been fairly active and
steady; range, 1850; receipts, g. 90 head.
sales, $500 heat; good 10 prime, 64@64c.; me
dunn, 6f@6c. common, 3k96c: Sheep dull; sales,
5000 head good 10 prime, 4k@54c. : medium, go
IEc.; common, s2@S3 q head. Hoes In fair de-
niand; sales, ZOO head; fair to good, 7a@7&c.;
common. 6A17c, z .ftret y ~" t'ts
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.CuEsAPEAKE ANp OHIO KAlLRoAp,l
30 RICHMOND. VA, June 1. 1877.
T CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily Tex
cent Sunday ut 400 +. ~, and arrives at Cor
louisville ut 7:45 +. nj. ......
Mail truin between Richmond and Hinton rana
daiIy (excppt sunday, between Hinton and !luut-
ugton runs daily, stopping at Il regular stations.
Express train runs daily, stopping Al Hlnrysr'
Junction, NOpls. Trevau,s. Louisa, Gordon.tille.
Charlottesville, Staunten. Goshen. Milloro, Cow
iDgton, aud all regular stations west 0t CoYington.
Mail ans express trains connect nj G0rdonsyills
for Washington and the North. and at Chariottes
VILE tor Lynchlnirg and the South.
EXPRESS train connects ut Cincinnati with trunk
lines for all poiuts in the West. Northwest, aud
Southwest and at Richmond with the Richmond
and DanyIne, and Richmond and Petersburg trains
for all points South. =, .. I..s.
. Sleeping-cars run on righ.-trains.
Mail train arrives at Richmond At $50 l.. 81.
Express Train arrives ut Richmond It $50 A. u.
Accommodation train arrives ri Richmond ~
S:45 A. III. - @.t'- ~" - -,
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked to all
For rates, information. &C., apply at Coupanys
offices and ut S26 Main street, Richmond. Va:
| - ...,'l No.. CONWAY R- HOWARD,
General Passenger aud TicketA2en-
| t..t.0> =. '1r....t w. II. g. DUNN,
tao FnQinear and Suleri ntenCeut
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GnEsrEAKE2
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. .,tr, s...... .
COMMENCING MAY: 81, 1877:

~
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER. a ~
500 L. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY,; THURS
+ - .-. DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects at
- - West Point with steamer Havana for
pa : . .l al points on York river and Batt-
i,re ....s.l more. Arr YES In Baltimore at A.
-. f.. NJ; connects with rad lines for Wash
ington, ,Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton. and all western points. Connects
.... ut Richmond with trains Oh Richmond
...r. and Petersburg and Chesapeake and
-,:' THROUGH FREIGHT. =
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WED
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
URRDAY. Connects with steamers
ut West Point for river landings, Ball
$751; timorc, and all western points. Con-
meets Ut Richmond with trains on Rich I.
mond and Danvile railroad. Richmond
aa . and Petersburg, aud Chesapeake and
..s4 ,..4.s Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 T. II. Leaves Richmond daily texcep: SUM
80 day.. 1.'''<@ 80
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. d. Arrives &C Richmond TUESDAY ,
Nv :, -; THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con:
49, $500 :" meets with tratis IN Richmond and
-iJG rs Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steames Havana leaves Bal
, MoSSt fie% Rs s. fYs aad s fR
~. R .ssla: = isoa filIsds1pSis, Sey ysTs:
t.'i t.aa, with trains for Richmond aud tue
.a. .., :, South. -. =, a,s.s .'g-g .a. st --.
THROUGH FREIGHT. Ga,
400 p M. arrives ut Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
:. = NESDAY. and FRIDAY; and
;S:lG ?. H. TUESDAY,; THURSDAY. and SAT
~ -, TIURDAY. Connects with steamer at
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
~. 80 .H! ~ meets With Richmond and Danville,
~ les, lRichmoud and Petersburg, and Chess
.,. Deakc and Ohio railroads. On y 49, ...
LOCAL PASSENGER. ee ..s,s
1000 A. NJ. Arrives atRfchmond daily except Sun.
day. Connects with Richmond and
aEa Petersburg and Chesapeake and OhIa
.... i. railroads. - =. .E.-sr.5f... .--es
No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point. !: -. p
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest rates,
guaranteed. 80
Through bills Of lading. with guaranteed rates,
Issued 10 NIL northern and western points. Il ta
Through. tickets sold TO all northern, eastern and
western points, and baggage checked through.
/ For tickets apply ut General Railroad Ticket OF.
Gee, S26 Main street; At the Exchange Hotel, and
company's depot, corner TTeity-third and Docb
ma23 II. 4. DOUGLAS, snperintenden.
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Indiana,
coLp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BuR1A

COLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURIAL. u
.. INDIANAPOLIS. ND, November 5.--Raln
fell from daylight to noon. From noon to
dark it grew colder, with considerable
wind. The. temperature had fallen 12o up
to shutdown. r.
From the opening Of the courthouse
doors this morning until halt-past 10 an
uninterrupted throng moved through, re.
viewing, the honored remains. At that
hour the pall-bearers took last look, when
the casket was taken to the hearse. - !.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GLASGOW, KY
Louisville, KY, November "A Courier
journal special from Glasgow, KY, says
about O'Clock Sunday morning fire broke
out in the grocery-store Of j. W. Dickey
and spread over the entire block from Main
and Green streets to Main and Gross streets.
J. w. Dickey, j. &. Depp, ]. Leach, and Joe
Solomon were burnt out. Loss or insurance
not stated. The tire was subdued ut 8 A. NJ.
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PoTATOEs.-9S bushels. .,-r(,.-. .-... 3
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. r
WHEAT Waite. 40 bushels very good at II As :;
30 bushels at Sl30: "a bushels at 81. rs 70 hush
els at sl.35 Bushels good at* la 90 bushels
prime at S1.45-totai, 270 bushels. Red, 46 BUSH
els prime Lancaster at $1.45; 40 bushels Lancaster
ut 81 25; 20 bushels very good Fullz at - 40 :;
els At $780, 8 bushels at 81 80; bushels ats 80:
Pa bushels ut 81 80 2S bushels at 20 10 hush
els at sl.25; 10 bushels very good Fuitz ats 70
10 bushels Futz ut $3.50; $50 bushels prime Fultz
bushels prime Fullz at 81 bushels fair Fullz
at $3.50; SO bushels Fultz Iat S1.35; bushels
Fultz at 1925; 20 bushels at SIC; 26 bushels st
Si.35; II bushels very good Lancaster at sl.43
60 bushels Fultz at Sl.05i 80 bushels at 81 80
100 bushels prime Lancaster at $I45; 2!4 bushels
Fultz al $40; 81 bushels ut 81 SO; l6 bushels as
Fultz at $1.4O; II bushels prime Lancaster at
s1.45; 20 bushels at S1.3D; l42 bushels Fultz at
81 .25 $50 bushels FuItzat 1927: bushels Fultz
Il Iancaster at SIZE SO bushels at So BUSH
els prime Fultz at lao; $50 bushels choice Lam
easier at s1.45: 26 bushels good Fultz ut s1.35 +:
4o Rhs Ez 81 a9 faz a
20 bushels prime Fuiiz at $1.42; AZ bushels very
good Fultz at s1:4Q; 26 bushels fur Lancaster ut
~.CoRs.-Hhite, "A bushels on private terms; 90
bushels old prime at 62e; so bushels new prime VI
SOC; so bushels new prime at 6oc.: 16 bfshcts Old
~ s9ssss saf Suh
new prime at 55c. 'Atred, 500 bushels on private
oATs.-3A bushels at $780,; 20 bushels rood spring
s. SSsh:s very sood sprns 1T q
bushels. t.r,..
bushels common bolted at 70c-.total, 1875 bushels
POTATOES.-9S bushels at SOC. .- 80
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XLVTH CONGRESS---Extra Session
- s,t:G.'WAsHlYeroS,, November 5,,1sT7.';
The Senate was not In session to-day.

The Senate was not IN session To-Day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
There were one hundred and ninety bills
introduced to-day under the call OF States,
among them one 10y Whitthorne, Of Ten
nessee,) authorizing treaty. from Mexico
for the protection OF agrarian capital and
labor in connection witt" Mexican rail-
roads; two for reclaiming: the alluvial lauds
OF the Mississippi river, and one, for the
final adjustment Of claims In. Florida and
other States. .'''aI2 u
A billto' authorize the free. coinage Of the
standard silver dollar, and to restore its
legaLtender character (introducea by Mr..
Banks, of Missouri,) was passed, under
suspension of the rules, by u vote OF l6S
to 81. .,f:.s;>-;.s y.-.,.: az .-.ssE- -.
~, Tie bill to repeal the resumption act was,
under suspension OF the..rules Q43 to 49,,
taken ont Of the morning; hour and made
the special order from tomorrow till Tues.
day the 18th, when the vote will be taken.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATal@Nzi
y .....,.. ~, COMPANY. 49,: ai:esiaaaGs.
-. FOR NORFOLK BALTIMORE, PHII.hDEL-
.,raji, PHlA. NEW YORK. AND BOSTON. ...gi
-. ALSO, ..... .. .....ss .e.s,t
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES Rrf En-.
- FALL AND WINTER. SCHEDULE.

,,,., -, FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE. .'.,.
p. On and after WEDNESDAY, September 18th, the
fast aud elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER lear
,rpjng United States NALL will leave Richmond for
the above-nalned places every MONDAY WE'D
-NESDAY, and FRIDAY, at $50 a. M.
Close connections made 1t Norfolk with the ele-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Of the
Bay I.ine. for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston; also, with the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct. .
Through tickets to all OF the above-n amed cities,
BY the lines named on sale at Ga-bers agency, S26
Main street; at Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers. ... s.!.. -i:,iat :, - ,
Passengers by thIs' route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF Interest on James river
passing through Dutch Gapl, including. forthlca-
lions, famous battle-helds, jamestown, Fortress
Monroe, Rfp-Raps, HAMPTON Roads, &C.. Sc.
Freight received daily Sundays exceptedl from
a. II. TO T. 81. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth. and regular landings Oh James river.
Way-landing freishts must be prepaid.
SPECIAL NOTICE,-The elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, having been temporarily Withdrawn
from the regular line Is now ready for special char
ter for day or moonlight excursions nc low rates.
80 : :. 81 L. B. TATUm, General Agrnt
Office: Company's wharf, Rocketts, and eos Main
street. sc IL
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A. very severe guile from the westward
prevailed ut Buffalo and on the lakes on Fri
day night and Saturday morning, the,yelo-
city Of the wind being forty-seyen miles an
hour. Considerable damage to shipping in
the harbor and on the lakes was done.
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SERIOUS AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT A CATHo-
IIc Characterization, N. r, November
3.-This afternoon, at the new Catholic
church, Warren, Pa, by the giving way OF
the rafters, scaffolding fell, burying six
workmen; one was killed, and tue other
five dangerously injured.
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On and after MONDAY, August 9th, tlaips win
run on this road rs follows.
S07 A. d. leaves the Byrd-Street station daiy tf1-
's.:,,..-. cept Sunday, connecting With the BAL
~ timore and Ohio and BafImore aud
@ - &2!s Potomac railroad due at III aShington
1tyg at 1l0 p. M: Raittmore at $50 r.
~: Philadelphia at $50 p. n New
York at 1915 7. N.
4.A0 p NJ leaves Byrd-Srrees sn1tton daily. arI1y.
- -. ing as Washington At .0:3S = II. };
p S.i'.-t Baltimore at l1:30 p. NJ; Phfladel-
rarrg@g' = phia at $40 H.; New Tcrkat $50
a. If. Through sleeper Honl, Rich
moud to New York price efberth, %.
4:l5 P. M.rACCOhIMoDATIoN9 TRAIN, Ior
Junction. leaves Broad Street sutton
daily (Snndays excepted.
700 A. M, arrives az Byrd-SIeet sutton daily;
- s leaves New York at $3.50 the prece-
ding evening; Baltimore IL 11:5S, p.
80! n: Washington Of 1:56 r. III. tNs2s.s 81
i0:45 PM arrives Street station daily TEX
, 80 ~, cept Sunday, Leaves. New York az
8.t5 A. NJ; philadelphia aS 1905
as5l atti Phi: Haltimoreat 3:I6 n. NJ; WASTE
-es5ts 4TG tnRtm nt $50 p. ~. Erg fGtfLj
s:25, A. IL. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives
at Broad.Sueet station daily lSuR-
& fts:lsE days e3cepted}. - ss.'sska
General Superintendent
q. A. TAYLOR, +
ie23 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Dsath.PenaIty.

CoRwIe, Ontario, November 5.-Dayid
Smith, Of Castleton, tho abortionist, has
been sentenced to be banged December 18th
for the murder Of Miss Wade. His accom-
plices, Malloy and Welton, have until the
next assizes. gse.z 'HGi.& an
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 5.-Gold opened st 1925
N0on.-Stocks opened firin. but declined agG L per
cent. Money on call. S per cent. - Gold.p 1929
Exchange--Iong, 4sl: short. 4S5. State bonds
higher for Virginia issues; quiet for balance OF list
Governments steady. r. #'z: ~ -. .n'f..' -
Erenin0.-Noney, 6 per cent. Sterling tlull and
heavy mt 4Sl. Gold stronger III J o21a Govern
ments firm :, new 5's, 1863. States steady.
.. -. = go. ., BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 5.-yirginia 6's- old, 80 ::
deferred 81: Virginia consolidated, 81 second Sc
ries. 424. North Carolina SIS, old, TN; newly.
Bid To-day. .-.L-LLl-. q. .l.--L = : u J
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L'OR NEW YOKk.-The Old 1GEFTS
II Dominion Steamship Company s,saaAttiE:ssas
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, November 9th, ut O'Clock
r. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock P. NJ. =. ..
Through bills CT lading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch TO all points north. sonth,
east, aud west; also, to foreign ports. ".
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. -. ..
Cabla fare to New York, Sl2; rotnd-trir tickets
$24. Steerage, IS and 3d. ..; - ~ ...;
For freight or passage, apply to .-
..a.: :. = = CIV. ALLEN & Co, Agents.
m 5-0t COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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New York.

MR.. POTTER. WILL NOT ACCEPT THE CHAIR
MANsHIp OF THE PAc1FIc.RA1LRoADs COM
MTTTEE. ...s ~. !.-
NEW YORK, November 5.-There is au.
thority to say that the statement in q, wash
jnpton dispatch that Mr. Potter is recon-
siderine his refusal to accept the chairman
shin OF the Pacific Railroad Committee Is
without foundation. He will not accept.
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DHILAD Ell p HI A, RICH AsSEfn
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM $500
SHIP ELINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0YI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW. ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES WEEh1Untit further
trims. leaving Philadelphia every TUES DA Y,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, ana by Fall River line for
the SAME city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
Ntp~' W. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE 6 CO..
. General Agents,
..@E-'.f'tE No. II South Wharyes Philadelphia.
. ark, ~ u. ID. &. MINK, Agent
my17 No. 90 DcYonshire street. Boston.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

The breaks to-day comprised "a hogsheads and
tierccs. The offerings at auction OR Change were
20 packages OF which nu,nberl1 we're taken IN,
and the remainder sold ut prices r;tying from $500
IN x0S 20 ~ ,..s .-..r.. '... .fs-5rf"Ff st7-
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A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
N LOWEST SUMNER RATES. West Virginia
Block Splint COAL, Cumberland COAL, by the car
terms; Oak and Pine WOOD. All coal sold by
weight, and guaranteed to be OF the best quality
- ..F.ti.s Il WIRT,ROBERTS,
ty2 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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Maryland.
COLONEL KANE ASSUMES THE NAYoRALTY OF
:. BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 5.-Colonel George
P. Kane assumed the mayoralty Of the city
to-day. The Colonel was the most handsome
and popular OF the State prisoners atiFort
Warren, Boston harbor, during the war. He
vacated his position as marshal Of Baltimore!
for place in that institution. It is one Of
the tender and dreamy -recollections OF this
paragraphist's life that he had lis hair:
trimmed there by Marshal Kane. -. - 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06

DOR NEW IORk.-The Old ee|EFm
T Dominion Steamship Company'sss !, q u
SUNDAY, November. 4th, at 2 O'Clock Z. NJ. -.
Freight received until 8 O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills Of iadins signed antiI soot, for
warded With dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west; also, TO foreign ports. '' ~ '-.a
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ne,
p Cabin fare to New York, *l2. SIecrage. NC and
SO. r-,t III NJ ;"a,lsr, ~ ,"f
I For freight or passage. apply to
G. W. ALLEN IL CO., Agents.
no 3-2t COMMANDS Wharf, ROckeLts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
UNDERTAKERs.

UHANDLER & sINNO ,faa
" PRACTICAL CABINET-lIAKERS>s - =
tween Seventh and Eighth streets keep on hand
fun stock OF WOOD and METALLIC CoFFIMS
and CAsKETS. The finest HkARSE and HACKS
the most reasonable terms. - rlsrg& ~ I6-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06

rHEAP, FREIGHT RATESsLi@a,
" $1,000 BY THE z
= {, aPOWKATiAN LINE for BALTIMORE Is
,f,gs i AND THE WEST. 81 10 e.
CANTON INSIDE LINE Tor PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY ana DEFIANCE viii
WEDNESDAY at - n. and SATURDAY at p.
d. Through bills Of ladiny signed TO all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates.
-. - ...- II. T. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fe9 TwentY-second and Dock streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06

THAT THE COOKING AND KIND
4 LING WOOD, so long tested and approved,
manufactured st the steam factory, Ninth aud Cary
streets, may be bought and used by az ctaSses, ts
temporarily offered at these low prices; Hai-coIa
pine, 9S2.s5; oak, IS, cash. Long wood Pr0n0Ir,.
tonally cheap All sizes best ANTHRAAGilITET,
GOALS and CARBON COKE at lowest market
rates al Ninth, Cary, and Basin bank. ,,,>,.