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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

To HoUsEKEEPERs.-The attention of
heads of families is respectfully invited to
the superior quality of BURNETT's FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS. They are entirely free from
the poisonous oils and acids which enter
into the composition of many of the facti-
tious fruit havors now in the market. They
are highly concentrated, have all the fresh
ness and deiicacy of the fruits from which
they are prepared, and are less expensive.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

If you would become millionaire
without trouble of any sort, lend some
body 500 for 100 hundred years at 10
per cent. At the expiration of that time
the interest will amount to 81 $3.50, 900.
III you don't want TO live to collect the
debts, sell it TO somebody that does.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22
The Cercbrn,ca y,c,,n Ro,,..

Among the numerous an ticles DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER is used for, are the cele.
brated Vienna rolls, which are so delicious
palatable and healthy. II you have net the
recipe send three-cent stamp to DooLEY
BROTHER, New York, and you will get it,
together with many other valuable cooking
receipts, by return mail
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22
BURNETT'S
KALLIS TON
FOR REMOVING
Tan, Sunburn, Freckles, Redness and Erup-
tons Of the Skin, and for Rendering the
Complexion Clear and Beautiful.
FOR REMOVING

OF all the effects that exposure OF tho skin 20
the air sun produces, the most disagreeabie IA
called freckles or tan. IL spread over the entire
surface OF the parts exposed. it a. called tan; IN
scattered at intervals, freckles The finest 81 ms
are most subject TO them. The KALLISTON.
prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co, Boston. con.
tains n peculiar erasive property which will re-
move these disagreeable stains. IL 10 at the Same
time perfectly harmless. allays all tendency to
inflammation, and renders the complexion elea:
and beautiful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

WHAT is the difference between
) Dung man and goose? Why one is
served with a tailor bill and the other
is served without a tail or bill.-Er.
Yes, and one is down in the mouth while
the other is down all over.-HatCk- Enc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

ROME Sentinel: A stranger was stroll
ing about Costello's tannery, and ac-
costed Pat. Daily, the bark grinder: as
there a man about here with one eve by
the name of Jerry McCartyw Fhat's
the name of his other eyeP' said Pat,
who has an intense horror of being
sold"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22
The Markets.

CINCINNATT.-F1ou sc 25a7 q; spring.
20 2og6; patent, 81 5Oe5o 60 family, Is 76@5 90 ;
-four, 50 5098 IS. Buckwheat -four &c 750S7' Grain
- neat prime TO choice red, 81 1sqi 25 prime 10
choice white 81 25@1 9sj hill, 81 %. Rye, 6a@S5c.
Corn, 89e Oats, S0C533c. Barley 5OG7Bc Hay
prime timothy, sea1O. Mess pork, si2 lard
prime steam, 75sc.i kettle, S1S@Sc. Cotton, va
INDIANAPOLIs.- Flour Fancy. Sc 5oa7 10.
ismil - 76@6 25i low grades, 81 25a445 Wheat
no red, 81 2391 p. Corn, new mixed ssIS@
ffee;j clear rib sides, &c. lard, 100. Hogs, sI9
louisville. Flour Extra, q 2sa4 40.
extra family, s5@5 IS; a No. I, ss@e 81;
fancy, Sc 25g7. Wheat Red, 81 zs@i 30; white
Se@i 80; amber, 81 GOAL 80. Corn, old white,
steady IT, At 4c Lard, choice leaf, In tierces, oJSe
Western and state, - gO@5 % common 70 good
wheat extra e o5S 49, do fancy 8 soSs as Jp exc
nesota patent good to prime, 81 4O@s Is; choice 10
double double esS.ra, $ so@9 90 Rye -four, % 1904 3d.
brain-Wheat 81 2sdi Sc. Corn, 6fJZc. Mes
pork, $40 5o9i4 lard, prime steam. old &c. new
8.421z@s45 Cotton, ii 7-i6aii o-iec. w. N'''
FhlLA PELPHIA.-Flour superdne, e. %; er-
ia, s. 90; Pennsylvania family IS 5O97. Minnesota
do. sG@6 rs; high grades and patent 81 SOa9
Grain Wheat, amber, 81 480}i ~; rod si 4i@f "a:
mixed, 639G5c Oats white western, s7@ssI[e /,
western mixed, 35a36c. Rye, 70072c Mess pork
sl4@It Is Petroleum, refined, i25s8isc crude, IL
STOCK MARKETS.
CfNCINNATI-Bee Cattle Common. 2a21ze. I.
lair 20 mediamJ 2l@31zc good to choice butchers
grades, - sci fair % good shippers l[O5 Toe
TAR 20 good heavy oxen, 31z0fiSc fair 10 good
feeders, $9fc. Snecp-COmmon 20 fair, 2I<069c .
ana ggCd to choice 814@4c. Hogs-C Common, * %
90; fair 70 good light s4@f rs fair to good pack
i"s grades, - 1905 8Oj selected butchers, ~ asa
4 % with few extra NJ 81 g.
BUFFALO.-shecp and lambs Western sheen.
sfW4 Wi extra, =; lambs fair % extra 81 50M5 S
NkW YORK. 81 Beef Cattle -- Common 10 god
steers, o4lgzc.j prime aad extra ! s<affJIc.
3neep ana lambs Common 10 very fne sheen
tw5c,i common ~ prime lambs, 45z061<c.; heavy
1auada ewes, b5za5t<c fair 10 good lots mixed
sheep and lambs 55FW5JSc, Hog, 81 rs.
EAST LIBERTY PA.--Beof Cattio-Prine. a. 30
goodi - 1M5i common. e30t4. Hogs-YOrkeTs ~ ~
g. 2J05. P "''"s
Wool In Boston, among manufacturers. the
WinciPai inquiry is Tor medium 6ecces and cornbine
and deiaino selections tho latter scarce and held
qune hrin Ohio snd Pennsylvania, 425z046o. for
medium and double extra, 50442c. for Wisconsin
sna mlchigan dslaino and oombing selections; sc.
ior coargc, and 6OYi5c for good and choice super.
hne, ana extrs pulled, s39f6c.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great Internal Medicine, will positively cure
any case OF rheumatism on the face of the
earth. Price, 81 n bottle, six bottles So.
Sold by all druggists. Send fer circular to
Helphenstine d Bentley, Druggists, Wash
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

" The money that clinks" has stepped
to the front again after long absence.
and shin-plasters are becoming a. scarce
az bald-headed women, but occasionally
a soiled and ragged old veteran comes H.
you with a rueful cast Of countenanco
and for the good done in the past Is nut
70 rest in the corner Of your vest rocket
where II stays til the contribution box
gives tia home.
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SANDAL-W

A positive remedy for MI diseases Of the Kidneys
BIadder and Urinary Organs; also good ip
DroPsicHI Complaints. 1t never produces sick
moss, is certain and speedy In its action Its fast
superscdng all other remedies. Sixty capsules cure
In six or eight days. No other medicine do this.
beware Orsn,itnfIons. for, owing to it's great
success, many have been offered; some are most
dangerous. causing piles, etc.
DUNDAs DICK q CO.'S Genuine son Cap.rle.,
oontaininO on Of Samdarood. cold at all drug store.
Askor Circular. send Cor to n aud 81 Wooster
Street. Hsv York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

LARGE, dark-blue eyes, brown cluster
ing hair, a firm but smiling mouth, a
noble head, and a tall and stately
presence-these are the goodly possess
ions of Miss Louisa Alcott, as noted in
81 Nicholas.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

BURLINGTON Hunk Eye: A Summer
street man found eight or nine eggs in
the stable the other day, and carried
them TO the house in his hat. He stoned
10 fix something about the cistern box
and set his hat and its precious burden
down on the door step. Then the hired
glrl came out 70 get an armful of wood
and stepped into the hat. Then the
man raised her wages on the spot. In a
horn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-22

MIN love books better which please
mem than those which instruct. Since
tneir ennui troubles them more than
tneiriignorance, they prefer beingamused
70 being informed.
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EZIzAIIIiSIIGE]

Ten years have proven their efficacy In oII bIorv
disorders. They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys TO healthful action; give appetite good d.
gestion and yigor to body and mind
Rev. X. T.. Simpson, Louisville, Ky saws:
Tuu'S Puis are tUorfh their tccfJhf IN
0ofd.D V ""
Sayre & Co., Druggists say: ave sell rim
ooSeS TUFTS PftIs to flee of all otLers -
Price, rs cents ONCE 36 Murray ST New York
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.. IS s.iI g His :s.,, yo,s oIty.

Il ENOlONO wounds. injuries. 'o or dia esSe'
can procure pension, and those who are ponsioned
nave their pensions fqcrcGscd. where their presen
rating h too low ~ II TIE case In Thousands N I'M
stances widows and children ~ soldiers who died
IN or or ~ the army ~ disease contracted ia service
ere enuuedt 70 pension Full bounty IL due al soldiers
gscharged or wounds, rupture. injury other than
dieease Soldiers who were prisoners Of war can eo
cure pay Tor rsiions' for the time held For foil
HAffWs Washington. ~. a.
NO FEE TILL CLAIM HTIOWED
The New York herald., 1877-03-05
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

HELP WANTED-FEMALEs
A DEMAND FOR TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
hLcsrn and take positons success taught
practically day evening. THOAPSON'0 College 20 40
l. Ay.s opposite Coopsr laxtiinte,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EICIIHoNp, November s. 1877
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1876 bushels. Red, 3,346 BUSH
els.
CoRS-Irbite. 80 bushels. .Nired, 800 bushels.
OATS.-270 bushels.
MILLET.-12 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IFhite, So bushels at !1.43; 81 bushels
very good at Sl.45; 2S bushels Fultz ut ~. 3O 32
pishels at S1.45: 1873 bushels good at S1.40-tota
2s4 bushels Red, s bushels very good at SLAB;
4S bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.45;
bushels very good Lancaster at 41.45: 10
bushels prime Fultz at Sl.45; 90 bushels ut
S1.42: IL bushels ut S1.35; Is bushels at
9Oc: 90 bushels prime Futz ut $1.45; SO BUSH
els good Fultz at $40: 20 bushels fair Futz
ut $l.35; 32 bushels on private terms; DC Bushels
prime Lancaster at 81 AS: IA bushels good FnltZ at
S1.4O; Sc bushels Fultz Mt 1885; &c bushels ut
sl.25: 200 bushels at $1.35. 46 bushels Fultz at
s1.35: 272 bushels Fultz at 81 35: &c bushels Fntz
ut I'll 80; 80 bushels prime Fultz at Sl.45; 1G0
bushels Fultz at S1.30: 70 bushels Fnltz ut IL. 80
100 bushels prime Lancaster ut S1.45; SO bushels
very good Lancaster at l.43; SO bushels very good
Lancaster ut LAB: a. bushels good Lancaster at
sl.4O: 7S bushels Lancaster ut 81 .25; "a bushels
good Lancaster ut Sl.40: "a bushels very good
Lancaster at = AZ PA bushels fair FutZ at IL.
Sc bushels at :1.30-tota. 100 bushels.
CORS-IFhite. 80 bushels old at Coo.
OATS.-50 bushels spring ut 37c.; GO bushels
very good spring at SOC: lSG bushels prime spring
ut foe 76 bushels fair spring at 36c. 81 bushels
fair spring 1T 36c.-total, $50 bushels.
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South Carolina.

CONGRESSMAN sMALI.'S CASE-THE MOTION FOR
TRANSFER TO THE UNITED STATES. COURT
ovERRULED.
COLUMBIA, November S.-The motion TO
remand SmalPs case to the United States
Court was argued by counsel to-day, con-
Stunning the entire time Of the Court. Judge
Townsend overruled the motion for the
transfer. The prisoner Smals is indicted
under State statute, enacted by Repub-
lican Legislature, for an offence committed
while he was State senator. The indict-
ment was found by grand jury drawn by
Republican officials before the present Gov
eminent was established, composed Of nine
white and eight colored men, and men OF
both races and various political opinions
have been indicted by it without question.
During the four terms OF the court petit
iuries were drawn from lists prepared by
Republican officials. One jury has seven
colored and five white men another FIVE
colercd and seven white men. The tails
men are evenly divided. The presiding
Judge was elected in 1872 as Republican.
receiving the vote Of prisoner Smalls. He
was reelected in 1876 by the unanimous
vote of Democrats and Republicans. AT
the commencement OF the present term the
defendants counsel insisted upon all the
cases of prisoners present being tried. by
common consent SmalPs case was fixed FOL
Monday, and every fact which now exists
to Justify the motion existed when the
agreement for the trial was made.
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By 'r'eiegrnDn.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November s.-Cotton firm: uplandss,
l Orleans 1lsc sales 92l bales soGs9i
Hrfsn sSas aes bales
continent, 1929 bales; TO the channel. l,354
bales Flour slightly In buyers favor, without,
however, any decided change In prices, closing
quiet: southern flour unchanged, and more doing;
Wheat 4@lc. lower; winter grades quiet and
rE GSfn wS decne a
graded western mixed, 614c. Oats nc. better and
faIrly active. Coffee quiet and unchanged: Sugar
dull and unchanged; refined quiet and unchanged
Molasses-(irocery grades moderately active at b6@
Csc. for new-crop New Orleans Rice guist and
in ..i refined. i2Hc. Taow steady at il-l6c.
Rosin and lurpentinc steady. Pork unchanged.
x1Gp ina %na en ntf M TreSy % asfi Ser
pool easier: cotton, sail. 3D.: steam, ad corn per
sail. 3d.; wheat. steam, SWSlsd.
BALTIMORE.
B,ITIMoxE November S.-Flo4Ir steady and I'M
changed Southern wheat active and firm; western
dull and nearly nominal; southern red, good to
prime, 81 3SMS1.47: amber, $3.50; western steam
er, S1.27 bid: No. western winter red. spot;
bid. Southern cora steady and firm; western DUH
and weak; southern white and yellow, old, G3c. ::
VISIONS HST @Ser and rm siocK h ess pork
's14.75MS15. Bacon-Shoulders, Sac.; clear rib,
2se hams, l5fh$l4c. LardMEehasdl 3sMG 19
''=" ''' ~ LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November s.-Flour quiet and lin-
changed. Wheat frmer and higher Cora dull
white. Soc: mixed. 45c. Oats and rye dull and I'M.
changed. Pork-Sonc here. Bulk-meats scarce anu
firm; clear sides. thirty TO forty days old, TIC.
Loose bacon steady; shoulders, 7Ac; clear ribs. Ok
Mesc: clear sides. 10c Sugar-curcd hams, 14c.
Lard steady and unchanged. Whiskey firm 1T bl.07
Bugglng dull at l2!!c. Tobacco quiet and unchanged
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November S.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and weak; No. red 1all,
sl.23s; No red fall, Sill; No: spring, 81 osE
cd, 42S@43sc. Rye active and firm At bike. Bar
Fork dull: iohblne sI345@$is50. Lard quiet at
Ss. Bulk-incats quiet and UNCHANGED. Bacon quiet
aud unchanged Hogs easier. Cattle steady. Sheep
scarce.
| CHICAGO, November S.-F1our quiet and steady
Wheat fairly active and shade higher; No spring
sH Se pG4nsE fas Se
i'isRer At 44ssc cash, 4sa.c. bid November, 4lF@
steady and firm. Pork In fair demand and lower
SI3.i2igMs 3.25 cash, s12.70 November, $12.4!
@sl247a December and all ne y e Larry taF
SS.12h November, SO December and all the yeal
BulE-meats steady and firm; shoulders, 53ic.; shor
rib 7c short clear 7sc no WHISKY az
bushels: corn, $4,000, bushels; oats, a4;o0
bushels. shipments: Flour; 900 barrels when sa
bushels; barley. $4,000 bushels.
AFTERNOON Board.-Wheat tirmer; Sl.05AG
Sl.05% November, sl:04A December. Corn easl t
steady and unchanged Lard easier but not lowe
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. November s.-Cotton-Net receipt
1873 bales gross ,153 bales Futures closed bare
ssady sales of $4,000 b1les Nasy,en6Sssr slno
r, lo@Sll11 February G2@s11
s May.i iii 81 June, ,$il177Ssi17s.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


AMERICAN Gofd.-1O2Hbid.
asked; vlrdnia consos, new, AN bid; Virgins
fundable, 80 bid; Virginia deferred, 59 BID Vir'
giria tax-reccivable coupons, SO bid, 81 asked.
: City observation-disclosures cHy S's, III bid
Richmond city 6's, l0lk bid: Norfolk city water
S's, 10S bid.
first mortgage 6s, J. and j. 30 bid; virginia Cen
trail Railroad third mortgage 6s, j. andJ 73S BID
SouthsIdc Railroad second mortgage preferred Us
Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, J. and j., 100 bid
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac KaIroao
mortgage rs, j. and J., 95Y bid; Orange and Alex
andria Railroad third mortgage Ss, NJ: and n. 80
bid. so asked: Richmond and Danvtfle Railroad
consolidated 6's, M. and N. 72 bid: Piedmont
Railroad first mortgaee gig, 4. and o., go bld
and Steamboat SIS, j. and j. 81 bid; Northwest
ern North Carolina Railroad, II bid.
Railroad StOcks.-Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, SO bid; Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, "a bid: Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid: Richmond and
Danville Railrsad 100 par, 3A bid, asked; sea,
hid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed,
100 par, 90 bid
Bank Stocks.-Birst National, 100 par, l7h bid
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par. 50 asked
Planters National. 100 par, ! 2H bid; Union Bank
Of Richmond, so par, 43 bid; Merchants ana
Planters Savings, 25 par, ISL bid; Citizens Savings,
25 par, % asked.
Insurance Compdnies.-Firginia Fire and Ma
rnr. 25 par. 80 bid Virginia State, rs par 2sh bid
80 asked: Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 bid, lO5
asked Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. OK
bid; Old Dominion. 100 par, 40 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09
ITELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
EMBRACING NEWS FROM THE OH
WORLD AMP THE NEW.

MATTERS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
MARYLAND JUDGES ACQUITTED OF NAL
FEASANCE-GRoCERY- OF CINCIN
MATT, ST. LOUIS, AND PITTSBURGH ARE
TO TRANSFER THEIR TRADE FROM NEW
YORK TO NEW oRLEANS-DEATH OF A
NEW JERSEY rRIZE-FIGHTER-AN ILL
NoIs MAN BANKRUPT FROM LoANING
MONEY on FARM MoRTGAGEs-FAILURE
OF A HARDWARE HOUSE-THE STRIKING
CFGAR-MAKERs IN NEW ORLEANS AND
NEW YORK-THE EASTERN WAR NEWS
THE RUSSIANS HAVE LOST SIXTY-FOUR
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND ONE
MEN SINCE THE COMMENCEMENT OF HOS
TILITIES-CoNGREssM sMALL's CASE
Ex-rRHsIDENT GRANT IN PARIS, &C., &C.
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Commercial Failures.
AN ILLINOIS BANKRUPT-wHAT 1T COST
LOAN MONEY.

AN ILLINOIS BANKRUPr-wHAT 1T COSTS TO
LOAN MONEY.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, November Cory
don Weed, Of Bloomington, has filed vol
untary petition in bankruptcy, with liabili-
ties Of $l,S00,OOO and scarcely any assets.
Mr. Weed has been loaning money for
other parties on Illinois farm mortgages,
guaranteeing the interest and principal OF
the loans. The securities having been sunk
to nothing, he is left between the real
creditors and the insolvent debtors,
Among his creditors are the Etna Life
Insurance Company Of Hartford, S270,0O0;
4. Attinger, Of Waterloo, n. Y, 100000
Hiram Sibley, OF Rochester, N. Y, S26S, 1000:
Henry Ideson, Of New York city, 5000
j. B. johnson, OF Seneca Falls, N. Y, S54,'
600; W. r. Balm, OF New York city, S5S,
600; and others for smaller amounts.
4 MONTREAL HARDwARE-HoUsE IN TROUBLE
MONTREAL, November s.-The hardware
house OF Baker & Mulholland is in liQuida.
ton. Liabilities at $4,000; assets larger
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
TuEL1yERpooL AUTUMN RACES.

THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN RACES.
LONDON, November S.-The race for the
Liyeopool cup, at the Liverpool autumn
meeting, was won by Arbitrator; Advance
second, and Footstep third.
France.
THE DE BROGLIE CABINET TO REMAIN IN OF
FICE FOR THE PRESENT.
LONDON, November S.-A special dispatch
from Paris to the PaU-lMaU Gazette says
the De BTogie Cabinet will remain in Office
for the present Members of the Right in
the Senate have abandoned the project for
an Interpolation. it is understood the Left
OF the Chamber OF Deputies have resolved
TO invaldate the election OF those Conser-
natives who were returned by small maio
ties.
Rumors are current OF a difference be-
tween NJ. Grevy, president OF the Chamber
Of Deputies, and NJ. Gambetta.
NOHoPE OF TRIUMPH OF MODERATE IDEAS.
PARIS, November S.-Thc journal Des
De6ats says many Bonapartist and Royalist
senator's and deputies have arrived here,
animated with the spirit OF resistance.
They advise the Marshal to make no conccs-
sion, nor even dissolve the Chambers again.
Their language leaves no hope OF triumph
OF moderate ideas.
GRANTS RECEPTION AT THE OPERA.
PARIS, November S.-The front Of the
Italian Opera-House was decorated this
evening with American flags, and the stair
case and vestibnle were decorated with
plants. When General Grant and party
appeared the orchestra played "Hail Column
bia." The house was full. Many Ameri-
cans were present. Between the acts OF the
opera al Trovatore" various American
national airs were played, which were much
applauded and encored. General Grant at
tcntively listened to the whole performance.
Upon his leaving the orchestra repeated
"Hail Columbia" The crowd waited for
General Grant at the door and respectfully
saluted him. The General bowed and ap-
peared pleased.
SaxOny.
DEATH OF QUEEN AMELIA.
DRESDEN, November S.-Amelia, the dow
ager Queen of SaXony, is dead.
War News.
RUSSIAN SUCCESS NEAR KARS.
LONDON, November S.-A Russian official
dispatch dated kurukdiar, November 9Th,
saws General LaZarotf yesterday occupied
a position in front Of the southeastern forts
of Kars for the purpose Of erecting siege
BATTERIES. The Turks attacked him, sup
ported by fire from the forts. The Rus
slams beat them back in disorder, pursued
them into Fort Pafz Pasha at the point OF
the bayonet, inflicted great loss, spiked the
guns, and captured ten officers and forty
men, and then retired with small loss.
RUSSIAN LOSSES UP TO TIE PRESENT TIME.
ST.. PETERsBrRGH, November San Off
cal return places the Russian losses from
the commencement OF hostiities to the 1st
instant at 6S,S01 men.
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striking Cigar-Makers.
An INCREASE OF WAGES DEMANDED BY T
STRIKERS AT NEW ORLEANS.

An INCREASE OF WAGES DEMANDED BY THE
STRIKERS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS; November S.-Striking
ciear-makers-about 900-held meeting
last night and passed resolutions demanding
an increase OF two to four dollars per
thousand. A committee OF fifty were APP
pointed to induce workmen to join the
strike.
THE STRIKERS WEAKENING IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November S.-The striking
cigar-makers are greatly excited by the re-
port that their former employers are about
to employ Chinese workmen. Threats Of
violence are made against Mongolians. One
firm has already sent to San Francisco for
800 Cinnamon. This new policy Of the
manufacturers has caused much alarm and
some wavering among the strikers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-09

YAyKEE ALLAN CONTRIBUTION Sunday
night last the Rev. Mr.. Hutson, who has
been conducting series OF revival services
in the Baptist church, preached farewell
sermon. At the close OF the reverend gen.
tleman's discourse large number of per-
sons came forward and made public pro-
fession OF religion. The crowded congre-
CATION were largely affected to tears, and
when at last Mr.. Edgar Allan stepped into
the ranks OF the converts the scene was in
dcscribably thrilling. About fifty persons
have publicly protested relision.-farm'
vile HercNrN.