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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-01
BY Robert r. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
1919 Main sfreef,

TIRUSTEE'S SALE OF a NICE LOT
Il NEAE THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND BA-
KER STREETS, NAVY HlLL:-By virtue Of n GER
tain deed OF trust TO the undersigned as trustee,
dated March o., 1877, and recorded In Richmond
Chaneery Court in d. B. ! 10 c.. page 1885,. will
proceed TO se upon the premises, being required 50
10 do by the holder OF the note therein secured tde-
fault having beer made In the payment Of the same
ovuln Der 2. lS77,at AZ O'Clock
p. II, all thar certain LOT OFLAND beginning
twen1y-one feet from the southwest corn Of 81 xth
and Baker streets, and running southyardfy along
Sixth street thirtyone feet aud running back eighty
TX feet. The proper ty In ihis neIghborhOOd has OF
late greatly increased tn value. and those Wishing
frstcss building lot win DO well to attend the sale.
TRRxs: Cash as ioexpenses Of sale and sufficient
topay OHa note for 81 92 With cpcts and interest
thereon from maturity unfit paid; balance upon
tcsms to be given at hour of sale
os3e-uol ,2.3.5.6 RIA. MEAGHER. Trustee.
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DUBLIC SAL E.-V A L q A Is LIE
E STEAM MILL@ FOR GRINDING SUMAC,

DUBLIC SALE.-V AL U A LIE
BARB Corn, AND PLASTER SITUATED 9 DAT At
t k9EIsA f sIEEH ANp yA t
COMPANY, having determined to close tner bust,
ChcsapesE;. and Ohio railroad sxty-two miles from
enonS and off 9ur aehner lt are In good condition.
tnar erected new only six years ago. anu ..se
asia to July oT; n ra@s suidns
tion. The mill Is q Iprr,- house 32x20.
s4x24, tin roof With onsK s, enE,"eG IN ,;,s ,,,,s
frame warehouse 160x3O, capable OF, Of storing SIX
sheds, &c. In the enginc-h0usc Is ucyer-fatling
well, yielding an ample supply OF water TO run all
the machinery, even during proracted drougaTI,s;
machinery includes thirty -h0rsc power portable
engine built by Talbot & Sons, Richmond; IN per-
tachments complete-capacity. two tons IN twelve
hours; Bark Mill tKcystonc patteru). In working
tans I IO Corn SILL Esopus win
bolfng atfachment--capactty. one hundred hasheis
burrs. with crusher complementary, fifteen tons
it Is seldom that such an opportunity is offered to
purchase q manufacturing concern complete ana
ready for business, with ali rs brands, goodwill &c:
The company have always found MARKET Tor az
Bark stand No. ! In all the northern cities.
Persons wishing to engage In sale and profitable
business requiring only uOueTutc Capttai aAe III
vited to inspect the property; and fU information
viii be given by addressing the undersigned.
The property will be sold at auction, on the prem
ises ON MONDAY, November II, 1877, ut IL
O'Clock 81.
At the same time and place will be offered for sale
sundfy TOOLS and FIXTURES, including FAIR
BANKS SCALES. HAY and CATTLE-sCALEs,
OF the largest size and mpr1ysd pSttsrn: Patterson pY ,s
TER. unground.
For terms or uny other information, which VIII be
H. ". MURRAY,
j. w. DAVIS,
J. c. CA3IMACK.
- ~ Committee,
Louisa Courthouse, Va.
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By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Auctionecr.
TTOB Main street.

TRCsTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
GROINEs ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS AT AUG
TION,-By pfrtue Of deed OF trust dated June 10,
1878, and recorded in the clerks Office OF Rich
nond Canncery Court, in D; B: EOS c. page 2S3. to
beneciagp in said deed default having been made
In the pa Ement Of certain note therein seeured(,
I will sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 7th
November. l9T1,at 4 ocIoc1 p d., the desirable
BRICK DWELLING located above described.
The house D. tHo-topy and basement, and contains
six rooms. Lot 81 by LOG feet to an alley III COIN
mon ten feet wide.
TERMS: 1850 and interest from October TO-
1877 with Bie expenses Of 81 le- cash; tAe balance
in six and twelve months, SIX per cent. interest
added FRANK d. HILL.
Oc 27 Trustee.
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RrJioiOus Matters.

CONSIDERATION OF A MISSIONARY BISHOP.
NEW YORK, October 31.-Rev. Samuel
Isaac Joseph Scherechawsky, D. D., was
this afternoon consecrated as missionary
bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal church
of Shanghai, with jurisdiction over the en-
tire Chinese Empire. The ceremony took
place at Grace church, and was participated
in by seventeen bishops. The venerable
Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, oiliciated, as
sisted by Bishops Nottingham, OF Mary
land; Lee, OF Delaware; Potter, OF New
York Bedel, of Ohio; Whipple, OF Min
nesota; Lay, Of Eastern Pennsylvania;
Stevens, of Pennsylvania; Vail, OF Kansas !;
kerfoot, OF Pittsburgh; Young, of Florida
Spauldng, of Colorado; barrett, OF North
ern Texas; Elliott, Of Western Texas Scar
borough, of New Jersey; Perry, Of Iowa;
and Assistant-Blshop Lyman, OF North Car
DINA. .-f
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AUCTION sAxEs...This Day.
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON .THIRT1ETH STREET BE.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS. AT
AiJCTION.-In pursuance OF decree of the Cban-
crry Cont Of the city OF Richmond entered ON the
24h day Of October ls7a In the suits Of Jones 49,
signed, as special commissioner. will sell at public
auction, on the premises, ON THURSDAY the lst day
LOT above described, belonging to the estate OF
James Jones, deceased, and now eecupAd by Mr..
George w. Jones. The lot fronts Az feet on Thir-
fie street and runs back the usual depth, and has
Comfortable frame dwelling theTepn> and NIL neces-
sry oithouses. The above sale b made At the cost
or George W. Jones, the former purchaser, VINO has
-TeRNss: One fourth cash; residue upon credit
of ST .tweEye and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes legal Interest added from day Of sale the
title REFINED, CHASTATE WHITE
nc 4E A. r. COURTNEY.
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BY George S. VashOn e Son,
Rem Estate Agents and -4acItoneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVI-
l. DEGA 0NE.ElFTH INTEREST, IN IN, EIGHT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
CALLED "KESWICK,"k.yING ON THEJAMES
KlVEB, IN TIE :, G0YSrIEs OF cHiE r. En-
tain deed of trust dated 30rh day Of January 1877.
and daily recorded, given to secure two notes Of
5000 EACH at SIX and Twelve months, ana Pe,nE re-
Of said notes. default haying been made IN The pay
Of November, SIT, at IL O'Clock 4. NJ, in front or
the United States court house in the city OF Rich
mond, proce ed sell said undivided one-afth inter.
est in the valuable estate known AS - keswick. ,
containing abous EIGHT HUNDRED AN FIFTY
ACRES nore or lesS lying on the James riyer,in he
counties Of Chesterfield and Powhat1n. This prop
erty is claimed to be valuable for the COAL underly-
ing It. also tor the WOOD and TIMBER. There Is
also some lowgrounds attached, and number OF
buildings on It. some of them brick.
of sale and pay the note for $500 due July 30th
with interest from January 80, 1877 liberal terms
as 10 the residue which Will he made known on day
of su,e GEORGE S. VASHON,
JAMES w. MORTON,
Trustees.
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SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LST0N ADAMS STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-By v1reue OF a
deed Of trust from Edutrd Cox. dated 5th Of Janu-
ary 1871. recorded tu the Richmond Ghancery
Court D. B. 92A.p. 81, to the undersigneaas trus-
tee, and whereas default has been made In nae pay
ment of one of tile negotiable notes therein secured.
and being required do by the holder ihereof,
win sell upon ths.prrmiscs, on MONDAY. Soyem,
her 5th. tS77.. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, that LOT OF
GROiISD: with aERAAE TEN EMENT gherson,
living and being In, the city of Richmo nd- on the
east line of Adams. street between Clay and Leigh
streets fronting OF Adams street 80 feet 2DfTun-
ming back between parallel lines 135 feet (Irore or
lpss) 10 an alley in conrroon 5 feet wide-h 6ssTg
Humphreys and wSfB BY deed dated January o.
1871, and recorded In the Richmond ChInucrJ
Court Office. ....>,-
with interest from April S. 1876 10 date; and the
balance on such terms may be announced at site.
p ". GRUBBS, Trussas-
j. THOMPSON BROWNS, Auctionecr,
oc 2O-22, .3lSNovl,2 .3.5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctionecr,
1912 Main street.

COMPLETE AND Splendid SET OF
" FIRsT-CLAss TOBAgC9;;EAG(TT0RY r PIX;
TURES, COMPRISING EVERYTHING EXON
THE LARGEST TO THE. SMALLEST THING
NEG ESSARY TO CARRY ON THE MANIFAG ;
TURING BUSINESS ON &LARGE SCALE, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-At the request of the owner ,.I
who has determined 10 discontinue and close up ms
manl,ra curing business. hereby offer the FLY
TURES in his factory for sale. They are all IN per-
feet order and include
STEA M-BOILER, PIPES,
SCREWS. PRESSES, SHAPES,
POTS BANDS and CASTINGS,
LICORICE-BOILERS,
BENCHES. DRYERS.
OFFICE-FURNlTURE,
IRON SAFE, SC, &C.
In fact. the fixtures are too numerous 10 mention:
Included In the sale will be several well-cstablE1c
BRANDS, which have good reputation nj home and
abroad. .
An inspection is most cordially invited as parties
will at once be convinced that 1t is one of the most
complete established factories, equipped nuly Tor
the business, ever offered for SALE
The factory can be rented upon liberal terms, ana
1t has fine capacity 10 Its Interior ana yard adj
vantages.
TERMS: Will be made extra inviting.
For particulars, apply to the nndersiSned
ROBERT e LYME,
oc 27-lw Auctfoneer.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW York, October 31.-Flour dull; closing dull !:
southern -four heavy; common to fair extra, 1915
@S625; good to choice extra, Sc 30NSS.50. Wheat
opened shade stronger; closed heavy and lower.
Corn opened fc. better; closed scarcely so strong.
Coffee quiet and UNCHANGED. Sugar dull and un-
changed; refined quiet and unchanged. Molasses
quiet without material change. Rice quiet at 5a9
exc. for Louisiana; 6@7c. for Carolina. Peiro-
leum dull refined lower at 1916. Taow steady.
Rosin unchanged. Tarpentine steady: Coal I'M
settled at $2.S5@&3.25 for anthracite per cargo.
Leather dull and unchanged. Wool dull and heavy
Texas, 14@32c. Pork dull and lower; mess, Sl5
closing Mt $14.5O@$15. Lard heavy and lower;
prime steam closing at $S.70@SS. 72h. Whiskey
lower at S1.O9H. Frcights lower for grain; per
steam, Cd.
BALTIMORE. October 3l.-Flour quiet; western
supertine. $3.75as4.50; City Mills, Rio brands,
s7@s7:25; other grades unehanged. SouIn saJ
good to prime, s1.3O@$l:42; amber, $l.45@
$3.50; western steamer, 1925: No: 2 western
witer red, spo. and Noyember, sllsA December;
heavy; western dull and lower; southern white,
6O@6lc: yellow Gle. Oats freely aetive south
sons quiet and steady. Coffee dull; buyers 6 and
sellers apart. Whiskey dull at $1.1O(gSIlO sugar
steady at l0c.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
,ts-s. NAL n 31yerf,or street. -.

ZINE CARRIAGES, E EXTENSIONS
II TOP FRACTIONS, Gc., AT AuCTION--On
FRIDAY, November Sd, 81 10 O'Clock, Will sell ut
the stables Of Mr. James Morrison, No. 1909 Frank.
lin street, between Thirteentb and Fourteenth,
One lot OF the above, consisting OF
/ elegant ExTENsION-TOP PH8ETONt
excellent JUMP.sEAT CARRIAGES,
] fine DOCTORS PHAETON;
2FAMILY-CAKRIA6ES,
sHIFTING-TUP BUGGY.
This stock is from well-known and estanlsilen
of Wilmington, Del, and was shipped
to be exhibited at the Virginia State Fair but az.
irving too te they VIII be sold on the above date at
auction wfnod. limit OF reserve. Parties TB want
would do wsH to ATTEND this sale. .s
mol JAS. NACDtyUGALL, Auci ior,cer.
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GENERAL NEWS.
EFFORT TO REPEAL THE SPECIE
RESUMPTION ACT.

VARIOUS ITEMS FROM wASHISGToS-THE
EPISCOPAL CONGRESs-FUSERAL OF THB
LATE GENERAL FORREST Major
MoRToN's CoNDITION-TRooPs RETURN
ING SOUTH-CoNSECRATI OF A MIS-
SIoNARY BISHop-DEATH FROM YELLOW
DENT on THE Georgia CENTRAL ROAD
STATE GRANGE FAIR IN ALABAMA, &C,
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Tennessee.

oRsEQuIEs OF THE LATE GENERAL FORREST
MEMPHIS, October 31.-The funeral OF
General Forrest took place at Cumberland
to-day. at the Presbyterian church, Rev; Or.
Stainback, who had been private SOLDIER
under General Forrest, officiating. Inc
streets for squares around were crowded
with people. Among the pall-bearers were
Jefferson Davis, Governor Porter, Jacob
Thompson, Colonel Galloway, DR.: Cowano,
and Major Rambant, Of General Forrest
staff.
The funeral cortege was composed OF
mounted ex-Confedcrates preceding the
hearsc, music, Odd Fellows, the Chickasaw
Guards, the Bluf.City Grays, the Mem
phis Light Guards, the Memphis ARTILLERY,
ex-Confederate soldiers, eX-Union soldiers
civil organizations, the Mayor ana n;t;1 Ulos
on foot. d..
Business was suspended during the fu'
neral.
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oI1RIIRRAN EARN FOR SALE

SUBURBAN Pa RIM FOR SALE
y EDGEWOOf,,a beautiful SUBURBAN FARM
of l48 ACRES, 80 OF witch are finely tmbered;
the balance is highly improved, and adapted to the
growth of tobacco, all the cereals, fruits, and vege
tables, with an attractive TWO-STORY FRAME
containing SIX rooms, the usual out
houses and u large ice-house and pond, one mile
from tie city Of kHhmond.. near the Agricultural
on the Hermitage road-one Of the
most attractive drives around Richmond, with a
front also on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. Apply TO-
RICHARDSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
oc 91-1w lib Main street.
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INDIANA.
SENATOR MoRToN's CONDITION.

SENATOR MOTIONS CONDITION.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 31.-There has
been no material change in Senator Nor
toms condition since yesterday. He rested
well, and during the morning retained more
nutriment than he bad done for several
DAYS past, but is evidently growing weaker.
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By Robert b. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SAGE OF A NICE FRAME
i TENEMENT NEAR THE CORNER OF
TWENTY SECOND AND CARRINGT0S
STREETS, JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.
BY AUCTION.-In execution of certain desd,0t
trust from Tucker Da rs dated September 16 5Gb-
TO nse as trustee recorded i'll d. b. GO, p. 81 s. Ken
rico County Court. will proceed to sell. upon III E
premises. on FRlDAHtle I'd of November i551.
of the notes secured thereby, default having been
made in the payment Of four Of them. all the pr0p-
erfy conveyed In said deed consisting of SAAI.L
FF:AMETENEME,NT and TWENTY-FIVE FEET
OF GROUND on. the north side Of Carraigton
street near Twenty-see0nd street.
Terms: About $40 cash: balance on very Dns
and liberal terms, to he announced at SALE.
. ee 22 III. 4. ATKINSON, JR, Trrsrce.
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A Railroad Accident.
A TRAIN TELESCOPED.

MACON, GA, October 31.-Yesterday
morning, twelve miles from Macon, on the
Georgia Central road, the engine on the
down day freight train telescoped the ca
boose OF a freight train, wrecking the en-
zine cab and several cars and damaging the
Whole train. The iremen and others were
injured.
A similar accident happened fourteen
miles from savannah to the up night freight
train. The cause was wet weather. the
damage to the road is over $4,000.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Futurs Bays.
BY Robert B. Lyme,
: Real Estate Agent and Auctloueer,
1912 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Nm THE CITY OF MAFCHESTER AT AUC-
T!ON.-By virtue OF o decree pronounced In the
tJhancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered
on the 9th day Of june ST. In the suit OF LyneS
special commissioners appointed By stid decree,
win offer for sale Ct public auction upon The rren
ise,. on MONDAY the 9Th day Of November, 1877,
to wilt. that VALUABLE LOT, with a TRANE
DWELLING and other improvements thereon, In
tne city OF Manchester, Fifteenth street between
rsr1y and Porter streets, lately occupied BY D. G.
IEHns: One third cash; residue at six, twelve,
aHd eighteen months the purchaser 10 give ue2ota-
De NOES WIN legal interest added from the day OF
sae me usle 70 pc retained until all the purchasc-
money ~ pald and conveyance ordered by the
court EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MEADE HASKISS,
oc 8U Special Commissioners.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and huctloneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" NICE AND NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS,
WITH GOOD LOT TO EACH. SITUATED On
NEW OR TWENTY-FIRST STREET BET WEE;
SHORT AND PLEASANT STREETS, UNION
HILL, BY AUCTION.-In pursuance OF decree
of tho ChanceTy Court OF the city OF Richmond, In
the cause of Rountree Rountree therein pending
entered on the 23d day of October, 1877 shall sell
upon the premises ut public auction, on TUESDAY
NEXT, the 30th day of October, 1877, at AZ
O'Clock Z. NJ the property described In said decree
as THREE FRAMED TENEMEhTS, with kitchens.
wafer. &C. Each house is IN very good repair, and
contains four rooms, and have good fronts and
depths. running back TO wide alley. These houses
are well built and are occupied by Messrs. Waford,
Flournoy, and others, and ut all times command
good rents. ....-
TERMS: Under decree one fourth cash ; balance
ut four eight, and twelve months with six per cent
interest added notes, and the title withheld until
all the pnrchase-inoney Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court.
ROBERT B. LYME, Auctiopeer.
POSTPONEBIENT.
The above sale IS postponed until MONDAY, No
vembcr 5, 1877, at O'Clock PM
JOHN q. YOUNG,
oc 81 Commits sioner.
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BY George S. Tashon & Son, Auctionee-s,
No. .7renth street.

TOR SALE. ONE OF THE HAND
C SOMEST AND BIOSr DESIRABLE SUBBR-
BAN RESIDENCES NEAR THE ClTY--ht the
reuIesi of the owner will sell at public ucfon
on FRIDAY, November g. 1877. at 4. O'Clock J. A.,
on the premises. that BEAUTIFUL and DESlRA-
BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE on Grove avenue
he OCCUPANCY Of Professor Harrison. Garden con-
tanning -FOUR ACRES. with every variety OF fruit
Lar.e FRAMED DWELLING with ten rooms
vreen-housr attached; kitchen and other necessary
-buildiugs..
TERMS Liieral, and made known at sale.
VASIION & SON, Auctioueers.
no % 25 OF o03O. g | Nov lS2
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BsRobe1t b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auettcccy,
1912 Main street.

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEEy SALE
II OF FRAME STORE AND DWELLING On
THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH. WEST gT ANp NJ
NEAR TOJUDAH STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMUTD-in uurscarrce OF decree OF the
Chahcery Court Of The cftF Of Richmond, m sutsof
Liggan %. X. L. Brown and T. William Peip1ertonr
rYecntors ord trustees under the will of W. Is.
Jones, Deceased entered on sas4th day OF October,
1877 we WI proceed 10 SELL upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day of November, 1877 az AZ
O'Clock p NJ, the property described In the decree
as CLEARINGHOUSE and IL OF containing about sfc
rooras, &C: The lot Is 15x-1eet.
TEnNs:: ONE Third cash: resiifne in six, twelve.
and eighteen months six per ceas~ interest added
and fteto berstained until all the purcfnse-moncy
is paiE and conveyance ordered by the court
r. T.. BROWN.
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON.
Executors sid Trustees.
-, Dc 40 an yNJuxI .
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France.

THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
LONDON, October 31.-Tbe Paris Francois
says that although differences may exist
among the Ministers as to the best method
OF sustaining the policy Of May 18th, the
Marshal does not admit that there can be
any doubt Of the necessity of sustaining it.
Should new ministry be formed its mis-
sion would be to continue to uphold the
Conservative policy.
THIS statement of the FrdnCdis' Is in &C
cord with the report which the Gordon
Illness correspondent sent from Paris last
Z. NJ, that 4 new Cabinet was to be ap-
pointed which would carry out the policy
Of its predecessor. The Honiteur, however,
declares the Governments conciliatory ten
dency is increasing. 1t is stated that d.
Grevy openly expresses these conciliatofy
views.
The senators belonging to the Left Will
meet Saturday, and the deputies or the
Left on Monday, to arrange their future at
titudc.
Eastern War.
RUSSIANS FoRTIFYING.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, October Sit is Off
cially announced that the brigade which
was entrenched at Lilische has been dis
persed by the Russians. Cheoket Pasha is
fortiying the neighborhood Of Orchano.
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
VIENNA, October 31.-A special from Bel
grade to the Political Correspondence says :
"In consequence OF violation by the Cir
cassians Of Timak, the frontier of Servia, a
Servian brigade has left Gradista for Gait
schar."
A Reuter- from Ragusa states that the
Montenegrins have occupied the heights
commanding Podgoritza, and lombard
ment is considered imminent. The Turks
are going to the defence OF that place.
Sueiman Pasha telegraphs confirmation
Of the reports that the Russian army Of the
Dobrudscha is marching to Kuzghun, near
Silistria.
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The EpiscopaI Consress.

NEW YORK, October 31.-The Episcopal
Congress was continued to-day, and severa!
interesting papers were read.
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Pennsylvania.

40 wi \ ID
PHILADELPHIA, October 31.-Thc direc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have resolved that, Notwithstanding the
company, is moving large traffic at good
rates, it is inexpedient to declare dividend
at this time.
RETURN OF TROOPS TO LOUISIANA.
SCRANTON. October 31.-Eight companies
OF the Thirteenth infantry, United states
army, on special service in this city for
three months past, LETT at noon to-day 10 re-
turn to their posts at New Orleans, Baton
Rouge, and Little Rock.
pIGN1TAR1Es SUMMONED AS WITNESSES,
PITTSBURGH. October 31.-The grand Jury
OF Allegheny county issued s,t6pGndS to
Governor Hartranft, Adjutant- General
Salta, General Brinton, and others, to testify
in the case OF General Pearson, charged
with the murder Of all those namsdd in the
subpoena. Having been summoned Us prl.
vate citizens. they all responded except
Governor Hartranft, who sent letter IN
explanation Of his refusal.
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Alabama.
STATE GRANGE FAIR.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 31.-The
State Grange Fair assembled in this city
Yesterday under most favorable conditions.
The entries are numerous, all the depart
ments being full. The city is crowded with
visitors. There will be grand military
DISPLAY on FRIDAY.
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DOR SALE, the large and elegant M
r THREE-STORY-AND-BA DOU- 40
BILE BRICK RESIDENCE: containing eighteen i,s n
streets The house and premises have all modern
eonvenences in good order, with all necessary out
houses, including brick stable and carriage-honSe.
The lot is 65 feet front by $50 feet Deep and the To-
cation a most desirable one. For terms apply on
tho nreuisps oc 10-2w*