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The Red Men.

GENERAL TERRY CONGRATULATED ON THE
CAPTURE OF CHIEF JOSEPH.
CHIcAso, October 1l.-General Sheridan
having received from Adjutant-General
Townsend dispatches congratulating him
self. General Terry, and Colonel Miles on
the result OF the Indian war, telegraphed
the same to officers in command, adding
that he considers the capture OF Joseph ex-
Gee dinghy important, especially in its in-
fiuence on Oregon Indians. He also adds
his own commentators for the conduct Of
officers and men.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
POLITICAL CONVENTION - NOMISATION-DAA

POLITICAL CONVENTION - NoM!AAiloN-DAM
AGES, &C.
GoRDoNsrILLE. VA, October II. 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The delegates chosen
nj primary election met in convention al
the courthouse yesterday, and unanimously
nominated Captain Thomas 7. Wallace fol
the House Of Delegates. He is sound or
all the absorbing questions Of the day.
The rain OF last week was very destruc.
tive. Five mill-dapls were washed away,
and n large amount OF corn. The North
Anna was two feet higher than ever before,
Fences were swept away even by the
smallest brooks.
In Madison county McsSrS. Aylor and
Twvman have withdrawn from the canvass
for the House. and a new nomination will
be made. DENNIS.
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Iowa. Iora City, October 10.-Spe-
Gals received by Mr.. Irish indicate thai
Mr.. Gear will have only plurality and not
q majority for Governor The Republican
vote falls of largely in the banner counties
Gear losing even Lynn and Jessup, ant
Stubs drew largely from the Republicans
The Democratic legislative gains are large
and there is much uneasiness among Repup
lican politicians over the rapidly narrowing
down OF their Joint majority.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
iI HoiIA II VCtVUeI III 10 u
Country Produce. s. ...s


Country Produce. " .# .
Bees loar: 25@26c. p ID.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 23@27c; fair ia
sV Corn Neal: 75@soc p b,shcl for country.
Draed Fruit: APPLES. 2sGi4!4c: 2 D. peaches
peeled. 7@sc.: nnpeeIed, &C.; cherries lo@lle
EGus: In barTels. is@I4c dozen in crates. 15c
Fathers: Prime lve-goose, 40c.; comlnon' 23c
FYcrseei: 81 r bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 1885,: clover, CSC
roc.
Sats Ba!eG dI, so@ 3 sr,r and ~ wanted.
Lard: Country. lQGllc. d. -..
Rye: 60c p blshcl.
, GHied StrGto: 40@5oc., and In demand.
Iuil0lo: 6td7c. p d.
wool: Washed. 3OM35c. unwashed csc. BURY
wool will bring from TO sc. r. ID less than above
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Roscndale, s1.65@sl.75T q barrel; James
"i hfme AgricIItnra 1oc. p bushel Virginia In.
dian Rock, *1.10; Rockland, s1.1o@3l.25, accord
M Pt Ia aL. lump, s4@s425 ground s75o@ss,
delivered: cslcined plaster, S2NeS225.
Dry Goods.
Brorp7, Sheetinas and Shirtings: A Manches-
james River. Sc: "A Grnntcvllle TIC. Z Granite
IL W. Concstoga 7.c. + G. Conestoga. 7c.: y D.
conestosl. &C.; io-4 fcpertl 27Ee.; 1o-4 City s5c
Cotton-yarns 81. g., t ,-,,,,,
Daeoio oc. q S,sonviIc ] &c. "A Pnckdalr
S S,.'.' 4 Hnnn Innc: ia Oneida lOc: "A
&c; Whitcstonc. sHc.; i Barnsley, &c; z Rec
ilog. &C.; T. Z Scituate. 7c.: Melhuan, 5Ic.; Pc
terborough, 5Ac.; 10-4 Wathani, 26c; lO-4 CITY
' Brs1nn Drius: Petersburg. 7c.; Graniteville
| SSc.: Rockbridge. &c.
Corset Je "a PaVon'a' &C. =" AniosAenS' ioc'
Deni,ns Harlem. l25c Boston Steam Mills sHc
Prints: American. 6!!c;; Aliens &C.: ,i Fich
mnnd, 69c': SGrag ton oc Gnc Wcrruack die Ma!
ngton; Gc nam.In n or sc HrnoI. 6Ec
Harmony: 5!=c;; Wa IN 1n. 5ei ,rc
c"""'''a ,,rn m,ss' n I've oils. &c.
Alum: DC. .
Aicohol: 1915 p gallon; ~
| Concentrated LIE: So q case of four dozer.
| C0chtinsGi: S1F h. 1885, -
| Ertrurf nj Log,gOOd: fSc.
1niigo: Sl.16. -, ! =. H., .....
OILS: Linsecd. 75c.; machine. IL @$1.75: sperm
o S5@70c.: lard, s5c.; sweet, So y dozen
PEST , Ssi1, 5I1s: Kerosene i,xc. gallon.
| 'uJ Pacs G5uUer. IHc. 3.
Roots: Ginseng, 9Oc;, seneca, without top, $50
| 4oc. e., ,,,c,o g.; bod. E,g,tsb cod, cc
| S0da: Sa;' ZIegoc'- III heS' Ins''s'i 'o"' %
A! Sefrits T T1sSi e, Ii 45c.
/ Foreign Fruits and Candy q.
Cnndy: 15@l6c. q %.
Lsmoas: Messina.. S6SdS6.5O y box. &C., {
Oranges: None In market
,..., aroce cries &C. &C. r,s s,.ss, 7o6
Bdcon snou u9es nc. v,ro1nia shoniJers aXS
10Sc.: ribbed. 9|egtue 1nIHi5TI VirSS
III, I'm s' II xmiac.: small 12YG13c.; sugar
cured. anesnvased, l3sc. plain hams, &c.; can
vased hams. las: ,,vo hoon. 30. three boon.
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The Turf.
JEROME PARK RACES.


JEROME PARK, October lin the mile
race Barricade won; Australian second,
Freebooter third. Time, 1:54. p,
In the one-and-three-quarter mile race
Achiltrce won, beating yirginius. Time,
3:14. ."t..s ...-
In the acknowledgements ,miIe race Lady
Salyers won; Vermont second, Miniola
third. Time, 2:19.
In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mile sitting
race Kilburn won; Viceroy second, Am
bush third. Time, 3:1G3.
TROT AT COLUMBUS. .t-..
COLUMBUS, o., October 11.-Trot between
Rarus and Great Eastern was won by the
former. Time. 1923, 2:l7t, 2:21.
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nedl ALFRED Williams,
Intendant OF the town OF Beaufort.
TIE DISEASE AT PORT ROYAL.
TwEED's STATEMENT ABOUT THE CHECKS
e.s..t-. - D OBITUARY.

TwEED's STATEMENT. ABOUT THE CHECKS
s@...- ., b OBITUARY.
NEW YORK, October. 11.-Tweed's ex-
animation was continued to-day. Towards
its close Mr.. Tweed desired to rectify, as
far as possible, the injury which has been
done. He then read over Il list OF the checks
published, and said in many Of the cases
it was money loaned and paid back to him.
In other cases the checks were for contribu'
tions to election expenses OF candidates.
Other checks were for contributions to
charitable and religious purposes. The
reason he included all these checks in his
private statement to the Attorney-Ge
was to make afull statement Of what he had
done with the money. He did not mean to
convey the idea that the parties to whom
those checks were given knew that the
money came from the city, or that they were
given for fraudulent purposes.
Edward Dodge, founder Of the banking
firm of Clark, Dodge & Co., died yesterday
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EX-GOyERNOR HENDRICKS-.A SERENADE
AND A SPEECH.-Nep York, October 10
Governor Hendricks was serenaded tonight
at the Fifth-Aycnuc Hotel. 4 large crowd
gathered around the hotel, and after music
the Governor appeared on the balcony with
Mayor Ely, who introduced Mr.. Hendricks
as the Nice-Preside After thank
ing the people for their kind reception he
gave a graphic account of his trip abroad. In
continuing his remarks lie said :" In Europe
the people carry one great burden, that OF
standing armies; some countries maintaining
armies OF from 100000 to coo 900 men mere
" TO present warlike attitude towards their
ncighbors. He hoped to sec the time when
there would be no standing armies in the
world; that war would be done away with,
and that questions which would be apt to
lead to war would be settled by arbitration,
as was our trouble with Great Britain at
the time the Alabama settlement was effect
cd. We need" the speaker continued,
"to maintain standing army on account
of The large frontier, and the pecuiarities
of the Indians upon our borders, but how
large should be determined by the actual
service required. The army, however large
or small, should not be used as it has been
in governing our States and elections" ''s'"
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The Eastern War News.
A BATTLE FOUGHT on TUESDAY.

LONDON, October IA Reuter- from
kars Wednesday noon says: GA battle was
fought yesterday near Aladiadogh, lasting
from midday until O'Clock in the evening.
The losses were heavy on both sides.
Movem ents are discernable this morning in
the Russian camp, which seem to indicate
a renewal of the fighting" .-''
i Mote. Daily Neees's correspond
ent, teIesraphing on Wednesday from the
Russian camp, said the Russians had retired
to the positions occupied before Tuesdays
battle.] -.
REiNFoRcEMENTs AND SUPPLIES FOR PLEvNA.
CoSsTASTINoPLE, October 1.-THE Turk
ish War Office confirms the report Of the
junction of Chefket Pasha with Osman
Pasha, and the entry OF reinforcements and
supplies into Plevna vi ."
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Archbishop Bayley.
THE DEAD PRELATE's WILL

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE will OF
Archbishop Bayley has been probated and
published. It begins: "In the name Of God,
Amen. First and principally l recommend
my soul to Almighty God and my body
resign to the earth" His property is held
in trust for the Church and his personal
property is bequeathed to the Church.
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The VACANCY on THE SUPREME BENcH.-
Some OF the newspapers state that the Presi-
dent has decided to fill the vacancy on the
Supreme Court bench by the appointment
OF General Harlan, OF Kentucky. There is
no warrant for such assertion, although
General Harlan is held in high esteem by
fine President, and that gentleman has been
strongly endorsed for the position.- Wash
juuj0n feie1runl. gig.
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,. ,ur,sylyania.
TIE NEW JERSEY RAILROADS. AND CANAL
:. rIa1us, INJUNCTION.

= cLAIHs' INJUNCTION.
PHrILpELpHrA, October 1.-THE bill in
equity filed by Robert n. Wilson, Esq,
representing upwards III FIVE thousand
shares OF Pennsylvania stock, praying for
an Injunction to restrain that corporation
from paying the rental Of the New Jersey
roads and canal claims; that in 1873 the
Court Of Errors and Appeals in New Jef
sey decreed the lease to be invalid, and that
some OF the complainants have begun other
proceedings to enforce that decree. The
bill will not be pressed ut present, as it Is
feared such action at this time might affect
the stoc kholders Us we'll as the credit Of the
Pennsylvania company.
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PoRT or RICHDtOND, ocropEn II, 1877.


u ARRIVED. s5 49, -
Steamship wyanoke, Conch, New York. merchan.
disc and passengers, G.. w. Allen & Co., ageniS-
Schooner George II. MeekenS, Meekens, Balh~
NJ one, merchandise. to order.
Schooner James Martin, Marlin, Boston, fertil-
ize-s. Allison q Addison. s=E
Schooner g. G.. Evans, Brewster, New York salt.
Davenport 4 Morris. az
lEre sAiLED. 5.5
Steamer Eliza Bancox, Clifford. Norfolk, nerchan-
disc and passengers. L, Is. TatuIn, agent. st-
Steamer Bonita, Harris, Kings Sill wharf. United
States mail IND passengers U j. SchoOIcTaft.
Schooner SIufor William II. Tantum, Shoe, New
castle Del, coal, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Ann Twibell Dunn, Philadelphia, gram
lie, Curtis q Pxgkor.
++.a CLEARED FOR TIES PORT.
From Philadc3pifa October Sshr schooner James
:" From a Philsdepaa October sih,schooner Il. SIM
- HsRxoRAyDUM. = ssel a.,s.t
Schooner Harry l,audell, Taylor, hs''eesat Phila-
deIphia october Sih- ,s,s,..., n ,.sf.<,y
~ BY ycIearaph. .,z.., ~,
NEW YORK Octobe111s-Arrfved: SteanerSar-
atoga. Arrived out steamers San Salvador; LIN
ward bound: Elliott RSfchie, for New orr cans;
Mora for Pensacola. =
FORT MONROE, Oct0bsT II .-Suiied {: Brig Leon
ard Myers. for BIO ship LathIey, from Richmond
for Baltimore. Passed In for Baltimore: Bark Ccreo
and brig Eaton, from LfwTpools Northern Chief
from London Sarah Dudman and Mary Baker, TWO
italians. names unknown. and schooner Georgeand
Rise Passed out from baltimore, schooner EHfn
81 Storm, from Gibraltar. fororders.
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The July Riot In Pennsylvania.
THE CASE BEFORE THE GRAND JURY AT PITTS

THE CASE BEFORE THE GRAND JURY AT PITTS
BURGH.
PITTSBURGH, October 1.-THE grand jury
OF Allegheny county to-day examined Colo
neIT. 4. Scott and A. j. Cassal, OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, in regard to the riot
OF July last. subpnnas were issued for Har'
tranft and Adiutant-General Latta, but they
failed to appear, haying been advised by the
Attorney General that they need not do SO
unless the court had given the grand jury
authority to summon them. The testimony
thus far elected has not been disclosed.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 9-.;eD.-The offerings continue
good with tile market improved on Afedhm ana
fine leaf. with about one dollar advance on such
grace s while lugs remain about same as last week
The receipts continue fair. .-~,,o
Leaf-i,ommon, S66S6.5n: medium s1efs;
Eugs-Comrion. s4M$5.5O medium 10 good
$500 Sc fine, S661T7.5D.-dDDen'. ."
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

The receipts of live stock for the week ending
October 10, 1877, were abont $50 head OF cat
tie, $40 hogs. and 175 sheep. The cattle market
opened quite brisk on Monday, owing to the meagre
better than last week, but with the fresh arrivals on
Tuesday night the market lost some of Its royancy.
Hogs arc not very active yet; there Is some de-
mand for them. however, but the prices are cosid-
cred rather low. We quote
Beef Cattte:-Fery best; 5sc;; > good. 4.@4ic
rough stock Thin steers. &C., 2:q3sc. = b.. gross
Hogs.-Very best 7@7hc. lighter grades, GGE
&c. p H.. net. &c. ..
Meep.-yery best. In small lots, Sc; fair to good
3%Gf44c. q h.. gross.
C1Lres.-S5Gs10 q head.
Mich C0toS.-S20(GS45 r head.
Weighed on livestock scales, go head OF cattle
29S hogs, and l59 sheep. <
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
p,cuuoSD roBACCu EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, October H. 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised % hogsheads- "a
tierces, and boxes. The offerings Mt auction on
Change were 81 packages; of which number 53
were taken in and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from IS. 10 to $50. ~..s ". ...-
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AMENABLE TO CANADIAN LAWS.
OTTowA, October 11.-Sitting Bull has
frequent communications with the officers
OF the mounted police, and is perfectly
amenable to Canadian laws. ..-,
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ASSIGNMENT MADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, October I'm. Ullman
& Co.. importers Of cloths, ladies' cloaklngs'
and tailors' trimmings, have made an assign
ment. The house was the largest OF the
kind in the city. The cause OF the failure Is
dull times
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CALIFORNIA;.

CONTENTS OF THE SAFE OF THE PIONEER BANK
r.. FOUND TO BE WORTHLESS. ,.f., !. =
San Francisco, October 1.-THE vault Of
the Pioneer Bank was opened to-day by the
receiver. The contents were found to be
worthless. The committee, in examining
the stock Of the Safe-Deposit Company, find
4, 149 bogus shares. t@l ..-.
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Fire Record.

FIFTEEN BUsINEsS-HoUsES AND A DEPOT
BURNED.
EICKsBURG, October ia fire at Ed
wards's Depot, Miss, destroyed fifteen
business-houSeS and the railroad depot.
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By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

New YORK. October 11.-God opened at JOB.
Nonn-Stocks declined to \. but later rose i to
II. Money on call, 6 per cent. Gold, JOB. TX.
change-Long, 481; short, 4S5h. State bonds dull
but steady. Governments steady on large business.
Erening.-Money offered at per cent. Sterling
firm. Gold dull ut 1925. Governments steady.
States dull. -
y, BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 1l.-Virginia 6's. old, 30
deferred On consolidated, 57la second SERIES AZ
North Carolina 6's, old, 15. Bid to-day.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER s.-The sales to-day aggregated s6
hogshcads. ,S,
So $500. 1910. $3.50. 1915. $3.50. 1890 10
hogsheads Galloway county leaf at S6.9o' :a'aoo'
500; 4 hogsheads Galloway county Tugs at 1898
So O5, $3.50. $3.50: 2 hoGsheads Martin county
lind car and lugs at SO. S3.30.-C0nrier-Jou
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YeilOw-Fever Report.
BEAUFORT. s. c., QUARANTINE.

BEAUFORT, s. c., QUARANTINE.
BEAUFORT, S. c., October 11.-Owing to
the prevalence of yellow-fever at Port Royal
quarantine restrictions have been placed
upon Beaufort, much to the detriment OF
business and the general reputation OF the
town for remarkable healthiness. There is
no fever Of any description in the town OF
Beaufort, and we were never healthier in
midwinter. No case OF sickness OF any
kind is under medical treatment No town
in the United States shows better health
record than Beaufort.
[Signed] ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Intendant of the town OF Beaufort.
THE SITUATION At FERSANDINA.
JACKSONVILLE, October IA special
from Fernandina says the weather is bright
and pleasant. The sick are doing well. No
deaths since last report. Several new cases
are reported. Several businessmen are en-
deavoring to commence business again.
Two more physicians were taken sick with
fever last night.
TIE DISEASE At PORT ROYAL.
AUGUSTA. October 11.-Thrce new cases
at Port Royal to-day. No deaths. Sick i'm
proving. .. 80.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
England.

LONDON, October 1l.-Thcre was an cx-
plosion to-day ut the colliery at Pemberton,
near Wigan, Lancaster. OF over forty
miners who were in the pit only five so far
have been rescued. Three OF the rescued
were sufocated.
THE NEWMARKET RACES.
LONDON, October 11.-Beauclerc won the
Middle-Park stake at New Market.
LONDON, October 1.-THE champion
stakes at New Market were won by SPRING
field
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Political.
DISSOLUTION OF THE GEORGIA REPUBLICAN
r. COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, October 11.-An Atlanta
(Ga.) dispatch says: The Republican State
Committee met to-day, and by vote OF 9to
passed the following resolution:
Resolued, That this committee is hereby
dissolved.
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SAFES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

Fine. $3.50: supcrinc. :5.5oGs5.75: ex,ra SUI
perhne. $3.50 $3.50; common Family. STA $3.50 :
fancy fInily and City Mills. SSGSS.2J.
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SCHoOL-BOOKs. y II -:
!, COLLEGE,, and UNIVERSITY TEXTBOOKS,
MEDICAL and LAW BOOKS for students aud
the profession,
FRENCH. ENGLISH, and GERMAN SCHOOL
~ BOOKS: - 4r"& -.
SECONDHAND BOOKS for sale cheap; ~"
STATIONERY for the school-Fo0m and desk, "
receiving daily at the bookstore of ~
oc1 woODHOUsE & PAEHASf.
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October II, 1877
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 4S2 bushels. Red. 1.676 BUSH
els: of which "a bushels were re-cNhibited.
Corn White, 244 bushels.
OATS.-152 bushels; Of which ID bushels were re-
exhibited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
w1IEAT.-Tr White, 24O bushels very good at $ SO
so bushels good at $3.50: 52 bushels common ut
Sl.2l "a bushels prime at $ 90; Y bushels com
mon at S140.total 43o bushels. ,Red; 3sa nusil1
Lancaster at 81 80 40 bushels goodiFmltz at 40
so bushels common Fultz at 81 1856: 46 bushels seed
FuZ on mivate terms: 16S bushels fair fultZ al
$40: 1874 bushels Futz at 81 Al: 80 bushels com.
mon FulfZ ut S1.25 S4 bushels very good Fultz at
1888: 292 bushels good Lancaster III 81. so; 20
bushels common Lancaster ut Sl.35: 100 bushels
prime Fllltz on private terms; 20 bushels Fnltz nj
Slab; IL bushels common FultZ at SI.3Q: 81
bushels common Fultz ut $136-total, 1894 BUSH
els. ...-.
CORN.-IJhite, 70 bushels very good at 75c. "a
bushels good ut 73c.-total. "a bushels.
OATs-26 bushels good western at 4 Oc.: 26 hHSll-
els common spring nj 3Sr.: 100 bushels on private
tcrmS-tOtal. 102 bushels
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

OCTOBER S.-Virsinia bright 1--WE pounds. Csc.
TSl: Virginia bright dive aud extra twis; %
n zoe: Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, Us
n zoe: Virginia medium g. and l2-nch twist. 30
a soc: Virginia common u and l2-inch twist. ?uM
5Jc: Virginia mahogany navy IS. Is. and bS, 4hCg
see: Virginia smoking. IS ami as, 4sm6oc.
KENTUCKY. :
Louisville navy, bright mahogany. 54MJJc. ::
Louisville nayv. mahogany. 53mJic.; Louisville
navy, mahogany. second class, 4SGpoOc: Lou'flile
navy fine black. 4Sm SOC: Kentucky snnKlny to-
Lriccn lls. Is. and Is. 29G3Oc.-GNMrier-JOM
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LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
r ME! LINE! LIME.-Fiye hundred
- INDIAN ROCK LINE 49,.
received this day FRESH from our new non-els1
Business odice, s02 Cary street; lime depot, 1868
neck street -, DILLON, ELLETT & CO..
L ~ - $500 Manufacturers.
M.pr, II 1877. NH 10 8
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FURNITURE.

NEW GOODS.--Just received, TWEEN "a
IN ty suits of Fine Parlor and Chamber Fur Y
niturc and daily receiving additions to same. TT1
Parlor Suits In tapestry, co.eline, satin reps.
with French Dressers, Dressing Cases, aud ether
styles Also. Walnut Wardrobe5, Stdoboards, Bu-
full line OF Cheap Goods, which offer at prices that
cannot be equaled In tho city. Don't fall TO exam
ine my stock before purchasing.
E GATHRIGHT,
So Ism ID Governor street.
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WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREn
fall stock OF elegant aud superior designs. The ~
prices have been reduced until they are lower
Than they have been In thirty years. All can be
suited. have goods that viii please the rich or
the poor Examine my stock and the prices shall
please SAnC BIZ w. hAhMNOD,,
au 3l.3m Governor street, nlchnono.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 1l.-Cotton-Set receipts
none; gross, 2,S47 bales; futures closed steady
November, sIl. O6asl1.O7; December, 81 1.0l@
*Il log :. January, s1l.0s@sll.oS February
$ll44@S11.45 May, S1l.56@s11.57; June
Sll.6S@$1 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-12
ERoCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

NJ Il " G y o ID S. ~
have now In store complete stock OF -.
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, -.;
sILvEE-pLATED WARE,
TABLE.C &C., Ills: aa,
to watch invite The attention Of all. We can offer
spccial inducements In i great many goods just
from New York auctions. f. Is. TAYLOR, ~
SELF lOl1 Main street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
H.frES'S FRIENDS.
The Pennsylvania Republicans Hostiie md
Sntiricnl over ENnrts

WAsHlNGToN. oct. p. The Administra-
ton. which means in this case Mr.. Eyarts. and
the Pennsylvania delegation are diyidci about
equally in i'll f'eline about the na-'o over Cam
cron'- presentation 10 the English mission. Mr..
Evnrt~ knows he was trapped. or. II ne does not.
every ono els docs. and the rcnn-y ylynnia dele
cation is inclined. or some of it, members are.
10 think that they might not havc stepped into
precisely the attitude they now occupy If the
Administration had cultivated the same friend
ly relations with Northern Congressman tha,
it has with southern Representatives. They
complain that when they were called
together no ono Of them had been
brought into such relations with Mr., Evar.
or unyh,-ly elise in the Cabinet inW they could
know what was the real policy aud expectations
ui the Admin isirntion AS maters stand mon
like Judge Kelley are bitterly -atirl'nl over The
failure oi the Secretary of StHtr. II srcms he
said to-day that tho Adniuietrntion informed
thr Republicans. .Qf Prnn-NlNauiA thut any man
whom they would name would lr nominated
Minister 10 England. provided his namc was
Ma Neash. which probably Expresses the
real condition of affairs inside ANA outside the
state Department. For III. present the nomina-
ton is deferred indefinitely say -iN weeks. until
people have forgotten what a fool Evaris has
la nt himself