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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PARTIAL SUCCESS OF THE RUS
SLAMS At PLEvNA. - ~

OF SHIFFLETT AND NORRIS
THE MURDERERs OF LAWSON AT HAIR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BASIN FOR
THE STORE OF IRON-CLADS AT NOR
FoLK-A CINCINNATI TRAVELLING JEW
ELRY-MAN ROBBED OF $4,000 WORTH OF
VALUABLES-How SENATOR MORTON
STOOD THE PRESIDENTS yIs1T-THE
BANKERS CONVENTION IN NEW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC CONvEN-
TON ; NOMINATIONS MADE-CATH c
PRIEST ARRESTED FOR THROWING b.
ELE OUT OF CAR wIsDow-FATAL Dis
EASE AMONG THE SCHENECTADY COWS
ONE MORE DEATH FROM YELLOw-FEVER
AT FERNANDINA--T II WoRKlSGMES's
OHIO TICKET FOR GovERNOR-MR. Go0DE
AND TIE sPEAKERSlIIP. &C., &c.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
GAMBETTA'S CASE.


PARIS, September 13.-The Gaulois says !:
"The judicial decision sentencing NJ. Gam
BETA to three months Imprisonment for an
outrage depriyes him Of civil rights for five
wears. Should, therefore, the judgment be
confirmed, he will be compelled to political
retreat, which will be mortal blow to his
ambition"
The Figaro also insists on the same inter-
probation OF the law on its effect on NJ.
Gambetta's status.
THE MARRIAGE OF KING ALPHoNso.
LONDON, September ia Paris dispatch
to the Times says: I" 1t seems that the mar
rage OF King Alphonso with the Princess
Mercedes, daughter OF the Duke OF Mont
pensier, will be celebrated in january
next" axis
The third boat belonging to the ship
Faust, which collided with the ship Ava
lanche, has been washed ashore. The nope
Of any more survivors has now been aban-
doned. 4
ANOTHER PAPER SEIZED BY THE POLICE.
PARIS, September lathe Radical jour
nal Ifat u Ordre has been seized by the po.
lice.
.s;:.a.. The War News
SUCCESS OF THE RUSSIANS BEFORE PLEvNA
LONDON, September ia Russian Off
cial dispatch from Poredin, dated Wednes
day night, says.:t! :,
We cannonadel Plevna from daybreai
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The mn..a ch usetts Democracy
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION AT won

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION AT WoR
CEsTER-SoMINAT10Ns, &c.
WORCESTER, MASS, September 13.-The
following are the resolutions OF the Demo
cratic Conventiof:
We reaffirm and announce the National
Democratic platform o. 1876 as the authorl-
tative exposition Of the principles OF our
party, and congratulate our political bretll-
rem Of the whole country that these princi-
pies were endorsed in the national canvass
by the su1rages of decided majority OF
the American people. We believe the peo-
pie fairly elected majority OF the Electoral
College in favor Of the Democratic candi-
date, and while in the high interest
OF the public tranquility we submit
to the. authority OF the constituted
Federal Administration, we denounce upon
the guilty Republican party stern retribu-
ton for the great public crime by which the
people were defrauded OF their right to be
governed by rulers OF their choice, and by
which the elective principle was wounded
in its most vital part. We challenge for 1t
the opprobrium OF history and indignant
Judgment OF all. We congratulate the coun-
try, and the supporters OF free government
everywhere, upon the happy results OF re-
stored public order and reviving industrial
prosperity, the tudlp uTatlou VI u new cis IL
OF domestic peace and liberty, regulated by
law in the southern section OF the Union,
that have ensued upon the adoption OF DEM
ocratic principles and measures OF the Adj
minlstration by the Executive Department
OF the Federal Government in reference to
the southern States. We recognize in these
suspicious results the signal vindication
and practical triumph OF the consti-
tutional doctrines so faithfully con-
tended for by the Democrats in the
late political contest and craftsmanship
of wise fathers, which seeks the welfare OF
the Republic by the support OF the equal
rights and dignity OF all the States in the
| Federal Union. We trust that hereafter
there will be no southern policy. no north
ern, but one common policy for the whole
Union, and equality of the rights and du-
ties Of all men before the law.
Resolred, That we are in favor OF the
honest payment Of the public debt, and OF
a currency on gold basis.
The following nominations were made
Governor, William CASTOR; Lieutenant
Governor. William r. Plunkett; Secretary
OF State, Weston Hamland.
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Ohio.
A TRAVELLING SALESMAN ROBBED OF

A TRAVELLING SALESMAN ROBBED OF EIGHT
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF JEwELRY.
CINCINNATI, September 13.-James Nor
gan. travelling salesman Of Maheman Il
Jones. diamond-scllers and jewellers Of this
city, was robbed on Tuesday night Of eight
thousand dollars worth OF iewelry while
stopping at the Phillips House, at Dayton,
Ohio. The robbery was committed about
tea-time, entrance to Morgan's room being
effected by means of the transom..
THE woRKISGMEN's AND GREENBAcK PARTY's
TICKET.
COLUMBUS, O., September l3.-The W ork-
ingmen's and Greenback Convention have
adopted the following ticket: For Gov
ernor, Stephen johnson (until to-day he
headed the Greenback ticket; Lieutenant
Governor, Christopher Lewis, Of Franklin
and full State ticket.
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t20as75 p 1000 yei;ow pine boards. s1OtaS14
toist $l2MSlS. according to lengths. ShlnRles--
Pine. S2.5O0S0: cypress siN-inch. s7.50ms o
200. Laths-Spli:, 81 so; sawed, s2.25@s2.5,
1000; seasoned. $20fg,i2J fl. 900, Fl0ur-barre
timber, f6@s7.Jo p 1000. Fiour-barrel poles, 81
Gs: observation-disclosures. no demand: hickory-hoops.
1880 Pc
Nlili.Feed.
ShipstuF: 45@5Dc. y bushel.
Br0EnSIug: 25GI30c. p Drshel.
Wheat Bran: 2O625c. 2 bt,sheI.
Corn Bran /: tic. per btishel.
Powder, Shot. &c.
, Fuse. Toys mining. 35c-aS1.25 = 100 feet
PotUdsr. 1915 by the five keas-less thtn i've
kegs sc. 25 blasting, f3-25@S3.50.
Shot: Northern. S2.4O@S2.50 p bag of 2' ms.
GriRt@t0Rss: 1iitd21c. q. ID.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 1l.-Ir0n.-The appearance or the
market for pig both Scotch aud Americau- IS much
has been qnotcd for several weeks for the former
the unfmportsnt receipts enable holders tn MAIN
tain regular prices the sinai lois put ont from
yard while tor American there is some little irregu-
arity, since some companies pressing small lots
necessarily easier account of the backward trade
Sales are $50 tons No. aud 900 tons No. 2 and
No. 3 for pipe purposes. ...,.-..s .
Gengarnock quoted at s25@s25.5o: CoItne<s at
S28@s26.5O: Eglinron at $24@S24.50: Amert-
can Dig mt SIS for No. /, S17 for No. 2; sl6@SS17
for forge. Rails at $33@$3S for American at
works, and steel rails ut 45Mf47 Mt mil. old
rails quoted uomina!y al $40. Wrought scrap,
Of Commerce. s
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
COEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September Is, 1877

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September IL, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 34S bushels. Red, 3.162 BUSH
els.
CORN White. 372 bushels. Teilotc, &c bushels.
OATS.-l,Ol6 bushels.
RYH.-66 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IVhite. so bushels very good ut 800
Red, 81 bushels prime FultZ and prime Lancaster
mixed ut 1852; 1872 bushels very good tutz al
$50; AIS bushels very good FullZ ut Sl:47: ~
bushels very good Lancaster at $3.50: DiShelS
prime FultZ at $3.50: so bushels Lancaster ana
Fuz mixed at $3.50 334 bushels common Fultz at
$3.50; $50 bushels purple straw at $3.50 23O
bushels very good Fultz al $1.45; SO h'shGs Fnllz
at *I45; 324 bushels FultZ at s. 40; zoo bushels
good Fultz at S1.43: 80 bushels choice tu,tz Of
1855; ~ bushels very good tu,t5 at S14o; oI
bushels common FultZ at SLOT; 40 bushels good
Futz on private terms; 76 bushels Eultz ut Sl,33
IL bushels common Lancaster ut 81 20; 50 bushels
common purple straw ut S1.22 rs bushels tilitz ~
s1.42; AZ bushels common Fultz at Sl'3Z-tola',
2.904 bushels.
CoRN.-Ig White. 224 bushels common 1T 73c.; LAY
bushels very good ut 77c.-total, 372 bushels. YET
[Oa0. &c bushels very good at Z &c. ,.-,
OATS.-5G bushels prime spring at 3bc:: 20 Dush-
els prime winter 1T 3sc.-lotal, 76 bushels.
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HUyYADI JASos WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
.HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

NEW APERIENT WATER.
Specially recommended for richness In aperiens
salts. and Its efficacy in Bilious attacks, prevention
of Gout. Piles, etc. and as an ordinary aperient by
I,IEgIG. yIRcHUW, sCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON. and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany.
DIR. J, MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. "As laxa-
tive, prefer 1t TO every other mineral wafer"
DR. JAMES II. WOOD, NEW YORK. "Ccr:ain, but
gentle and painless: superior to any other bitter
water" ..-.
DR. WILLIAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. The
most pleasant and efficient Of all purgative wa
tcrs.''
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. 1.-The mos;
prompt and most efficient: specially adapted for
daily use"
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Requires
less. is less diSagreeablc and unpleasant than any
other.'
DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE, NEW YORK. Preferred tt
any other laxative
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of TIE
ApoLLISARIs COMPANY (limited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS. GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
[au 27-M,W&F&eow1yl
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The receipts of live stock for the week ending Sep
temher IL. 1877. were about 225 head of cattle,
and some cattle shipped. The market Is orer-sup-
piled with common grades of cattle, but prices are
about the same ~ last week. with possiblya very
Slight decline for very best. We quote:
Bref-Cuttie.-Vcry best. 4!Jt05c.: good. 4M4l:c. !;
medium or good fair quality. 34Gl4c; common, thin
Steers. bulls &C. 2E03sc. z H.. gross.
Hogs.-vety besl. 7iec.; lighter grades. G4@6Ac.
q b.. net. ,,. ~
,Mfep.-Fair 10 good 33m49c. & m, gross. NO
demand for low grades or stock sheep.
LnMIs.-S2ts 81 {. head.
CUfrcS.-S5Ms10 = head
Mich Colrs.-S20mS45 = head.
Wci.hcd Oh livestock scales. "A head Of cattle,
AMI lbs hogs.
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Ehe Bankers Association.
EARLY RESUMPTION OF SPECIE-PAYNENTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RANK TAS

EARLY RESUMPTION OF SPEClE-PAfAENTS RE-
COMMEMORATIVE BANK TAX.
NEW YORK, September 13.-In the Bank
ers' Convention there was Il full attendance
to-day. Hon. W. s. Groesbeck addressed
the Convention, and offered and referred,
under the rule, 4 resolution setting forth
that the Convention pledge to aid the Gov
crnment in resuming specie-payment; but
that it was not advisable for their body to
put forth any plan for resumption, as the
Secretary must have already matured his
plan Of action that committee be appoint
cd to confer with the Secretary OF the Trca-
sury, and use every influence to bring about
resumption in 1879; and that the tax now
levied on banks is onerous and should here
pealed.
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PREVALENCE OF THE CATTLE.PLAGUE.-
Cleoeiand, September ia cattle plague,
thought 10 be species OF Texas fever, has
broken out among the cattle in the sur
rounding country. Texas cattle this year
are covered with ticks Of two varieties, the
bite Of which is poisonous to the blood.
Many cattle are dying daily. Several cases
OF children having been poisoned by drink
ing the infected milk have already come to
the notice OF the city physicians. Beef is
affected by the disease, but can be easily de-
tected 10y spots. The disease Is said to be
Very Infections. t-st# r .-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 49,

. ARRIVED
Steamer Eliza Hancor. Clifford, SoIo'A' h'ci Slsn-
disc and passengers. l.. u. Tatum, agent
Steamship WSanoke Coucet New aofk. AAu = \.
disc and messengers. g. W. Allen q 20, aReh.
steamer Alliance, Carr. Pnlaoespua, n'sisnA"-
disc and passengers, W. r. Porter, as:snt. ~ /
Schooner Welcome Home, Noaro, q. donu - 40
n merchandise, Palmer, Hartsook q Co, .,
SCHOONER Horsrio Nichols, Dupny, Petefsou16.u
f Schooner Maggie EcIbonald, Stec'msn. .rnanos,.
Mia. iron. Odd Dominion lron- and Sai-"osAs
Company. .,t:.. ~
Schooner Ann Turner, Marshall. Baltimore, can,
mel coal, tservaS St0rrs, agent
Sehouner. Ashland. AppRgupth, RappaaanuSSNf
river fertilizer, Curtis Parker. ~ ssssE -
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. s,s,
From Philadelphia september li,h, schooner Z.
p Sinbicksoa. Blizzard. ,,A aehnoner
From Philadelphia September lltn' ssaeoas1
Thomas G. Benton. Miller. $50 s,booper NJ
From Philadelphia september llth' SCHOONER ~
II. Stockholm, Reed
t MEMORANDUM. ..E.l5
schooner clara, from New Iork Tor rsssHssuasa3
ys sefnre rciorted cut down oy solitsiSa nas
.hc ~ I, aeyseips Point was lowed up 70 Nosssea
September lth for repairs. 3sa go
j, I. $500, By TELEGRAPH. Ss..ii 80. -
rn.rnEss MONROE, september ~; N
fher from Galway. seeSfng. ans
SarS nMstssThorn irom Roskpors. fasseo CAV :
! SHIP Gardian, Tor AutMerp'
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Ercss, Wafer for the Monitors.
0RGANIZATIOS OF THE FREsII-wATER BOARD
AT NORFOLK.

ORGANIZATION OF THE FRESII-WATEK BOARD
AT NORFOLK.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, September 13.-The Board
OF Civil Engineers OF the United States
navy, ordered here to locate fresh-water
basin TO store the iron-clads, organized to-
day and made trip up the several branches
Of the Elizabeth river. On Monday the
Board proceeds on the steamer Penta to in
Spcct the advantages OF the James river as
far as City Point, and in all probability some
site on the James will be selected because
tjeeper fresh water can be obtained.
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Cattle Disease.

FATAL DISEASE OF COWS NEAR SCHENECTADY.
SCHENECTADY, September IA number
of COWS have died in this vicinity within a
few days of a disease thought to be infec-
tious and brought here by Texas cattle pur-
chased at West Albany by butchers. The
COWS die within a day or two. .....
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The Striking Miners.
=, THE SITUATION AT WILKESBARRE.

- THE SITUATION AT WILKEsBARRE.
W1LKEsBAERE, PA, September 13.--There
are further cases of intimidation by the
striking miners. All attempts to effect a
compromise with the striking miners hay
ing failed, the operators here announce that
nothing further will be done by them to
lrnc reSumptOn.
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r Second DjS}Jnfch.7

CHICAGO, September 13.-Father Grogan,
who was arrested for throwing Bible from
the windows Of the Illinois Central Railroad
train yesterday, explained to the police ALL
thorities that he did so on account of the
obscene sketches which he found on the fly
leaves, and was released without bail. The
case will not. therefore, come into court.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 11.-WoOl.-Tbereh has not been much
done for this early period OF The week, but dealers
are expecting revival OF the fair demand that
characterized the market last week. Prices pct1e-
rally very strong. The.bcttcr grades OF Texas,
California, and western eeces especially offered
with some reseI We. Sales 5000 ibs. spripg Cali
5000 De-. Cape, 3Uc.; 5000 fbs. unwashed western
neeocs private terms; 1000 lbs, Oregon combing
and delaine on private terms: 4 ,000 lbs. fne WIS
consin delane. 4Sc.; 10000 bs. Western Texas,
2lc.: 10000 lbs. Eastern Texas on private terms:
and 5000 lbs. choice Eastern Texas on private
terms.-y0urndL or Commerce. '' s.-th-
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i COLoRED Boy INSTANTLY KILLED
B0Uie's Station. Il. and Z. II. H., September
l2.-During the thunderstorm this morn.
ing colored boy named George Colburd,
eighteen years OF age, while stripping to.
bacco In barn near this station owned by
Dr.Ddsaii was struck by lightning nd in.
stant'y killed.
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New York.
FRANK LEsLIE's FINANCIAL. CONDITION.

FRANK LEsLIE'S FINANCIAL CONDITION.
NEW YORK, September 13.-At 4 meeting
Of the creditors Of Frank Leslie commit
tee. OF which Mr.. John II. Hall is chair.
man, was appointed to investigate the con:
dition OF the property and its probable
nrofits in the future. 1t is believed the
estate will be made to pay the creditors in
full. and that Mr.. Leslie will ultimately
enter upon its possession and management
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER ll.-Sep.-The offerings continue
good, with the market improved on medium and
fine leaf. with about one dollar advance on such
grades. while hugs remain about same As last week.
The receipts continue fair.
Leaf-Common. a6m $3.50: medium, s7@s6;
hogany, s14Mil6.
Lugs-Comnon. $4@*5.50: medium to good.
$5.50MS6: fine, SGHT75O-4ppcdi.
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prrERsBrRG LIVESTOCK MARKET

SEPTEMBER l1.-Our market still continues good
for all desirable grades of cattle. and we note de-
cidcd advance in prices for good calves and lambs.
We quote No l. 4M4I gross: medium to good,
3q4c. gross: very common. 2M3c gross.
Veal scarce and high: best S7MTl2 q head: COM
mon, S4uS6 3 head.
Limbs from S2IrS4.50 = head.
PORK at &c.. net.
1)fuf
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ur. Goodc and the speakership.

He DOES NOT WITHDRAW HIS cANDlDAfCRE.
NORFOLK, September IA statement
has been telegtaphed north from Washing
ton that Hon John Goode has withdrawn as
candidate for Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives. The Landmark to-mor-
row will contain an editorial saying that
Mr.. Goodies position from the first has been
that OF good citizen who refuses to seek
office, but will not decline it when offered
in proper manner. l<...rs.s
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Chamberlain of South Carolina.
HE DENIES PARKER's STATEMENT.

HE DENIES FAKhf.If sIhlbHhNI'
NEW YORK, September 49, Chamberlain
Yesterday afternoon said he had carefully
read Parker's statement, and emphatically
denied all to- charges therein contained.
He was really and willing to answer the
proper authorities for his acts while in
SoDth Carolina
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. September 13, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 263 ho2sheads, 81
ticrces. and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were lO3 packages: Of which number 80
were taken In. and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $3.50 to s55. .
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Eatn1 AMray,

A COLoRED MAN KILLED IN NEW JERSEY.
NlSELASD. September 13.-During an
alteration to-day between a. white and
colored man the latter was shot and instantly
killed
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 13.-God opened IL ooA.
Eoon,-Stocks irregular. but mainly firm. Money
on call. cent Gold, lO34. Exchange-Long,
4s3T; short, 4S7. State bonds steady. Govern
mcnts dull .-u,
Erening.-Money offered at per cent. Sterling
steady Mt 1885,. Gold dull at l034. Governments
dull new SIS, 107a. States steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September l3.-Virginia G's. de-
fcrrcd 5y: consolidated, 61k: second series. AZ.
North Carolina 6's old, lOei9. Bid to-day.
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Eircinia.

AN INDEPENDENT PAPER.
NORFOLK, VA, September 13.-Tbe Nor
folk DayBook, in its issue this afternoon,
sewers its connection with the Republican
party, and says it will in future be indie
pendent.
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Fire Record.

BURNING OF TIE BOSTON AND ALBANY RAIL
ROAD CAR-SHoPs.
SrG1NGrlELp, MASS, September 13.-The
Boston and Albany car-shops were burned
Tonight Cause unknown. Fifteen freight
cars and four locomotives were burned.
Loss. $4,000 to 100000. Three hundred
men are out OF employment, fifty of whom
lose chests OF tools.
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Chicago Crimes.

A PRIEST ARREsTED-A BANK FRAUD.
CHICAGO, September 13.-Father Grogan
has been arrested on the charge OF throw
ing Bible from a car-window.
Emil Jasaphel, who ran a small deposit
bank, has decamped, leaving the bank in
solvent
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.,.s.. ANOTHER DEATH.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September 13.-
One death from yellow-fever at Fernandina
was reported to- day. The weather is still
unfayorable.
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IrIQllr.

Fine, si5O: supcrfinc. *5.50I35.15; extra su-
d .rtinr SG.25GS6.J0: common family. S7CGf1 .oU
fancy family and City Mills SS@SS.25.
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SEEDS, &c.
HORSES. MULES. DC.

TOR SALE.-HAVE JUST REV.
IL CEIYED from Kentucky TWENTY-sMxA
ONE EXTRA, FINE. LARGE MULES, WV
broke aud unbroke. Parties in want wilide&Hkb
find 1t to their interest to call and examine before
purchasing. EDMUND BOSSIEUX. "
Stables on Franklin street
between Eighteenth and Nineteeth streets.
Sc -eod2ws
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SCIFOOa-ROOKS.

4 PPLE VINEGAR, two years old;
APPLE BRANDY and WHITE SPIRITS, for
peaches; SPICES FOR PICKLINC IN endless va
ricty, and fresh importation, at
CO s.tse2l CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER ll.-BcereS.-For want Of lresn
offerings there nothing doing In bccf-cattlc to-
day, and the market WAS nomnIlly unchanged.
Dealers i'm dressed beef complain OF slow trade a
sal i.c. p ID. for Ordinary to good native beef
sides and TO &C. tor common TO decent Texas beef.
fuIres.-Fresh arrivals we're 800 head, mainly
milk-ted veals The demand was active and the
market closed firm at 7GSi?c. 4 h. for ord nary TO
choice veal<, and 34r31c. for buitcrmlk calves and
gr;Sscrs. Dressed veal was in fair demand ut LUG
12c {, II.
Shear and Lnmbs.-Frcsh arrivals were ten car
loads, or 1909 head There was scarceyany change
in the general appearance OF the market and prices
were about the same rs previously reported. Com
mon to good sheep were quoted II 44GG6!sc. y d..
and ordinary 10 prime lambs IT 5atG7c. Washing
ton Market dealers report quiet trade ut Ia oc:
Il H. for dressed mutton and SGllc for dressed
Lambs. Sales include 240 ohio sheep, SO pounds
average ut She. ID: 237 do. so pounds, 1t sc.
"a coarse do. 1U4 pounds. ut 5l.c.: 46 Kentucky
do 81 pounds ut &C.; 1873 State lambs, "a pounds,
at exc: 70 do. 81 pounds 1T &C.: G2 do. 81
pounds at &C.: 73 do. 81 pounds. ut &c.; and 100
state sheep and lambs. mixed. rs pounds, at 5i3c.
q IT, - oo
23yl hogs. 4 carload Of fair Ohio hogs, 100 lbs
average. Sold alive ut 64c., q h.; and few heavy
state hogs at $3.50 2 100 lbs; Dressed hogs were
that arrived in rclr.erator-car from Chicago this
morning sold 1T 7a.c. e H.. and another carload to
arrive went al the same price.-JDurn0G n COM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-14

DEFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
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BACON. SALT. LARD.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
EXTRA SYRUP:
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PORTER and Al. +. ,nr,
for sale by DAVENPORT q Mohhlo'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-14

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DIR. y. GERBERS LACTEOUS FARlNA for In
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OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR,
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