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The Episcopal Convention.
THE WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION.

THE WEST VIRGINIA D1ElSlOS.
BOsToN. October SIN the Convention
to-day Judge Thompson presented papers
relative to the boundaries OF the new Do
cese of West Virginia. Judge Shelley
presented protest upon the same subject.
Referred to the Committee on New Dioceses,
&c.
THE FLORIDA SUFFERERS-No SHORTENING OF
PRAYERS.
BosToN, October S.-The Episcopal Con-
vention adopted the tifteen-minutes' rule
for debates. .-.
DR.. Steele, of Florida, offered q resolu-
ton that subscription paper be opened
for the relief OF the sufferers from yellow
fever in Fernandina. Resolution adopted.
Committee on Canons reported that 1t is
not eXpedient to change the term OF proba-
ton from three years to six months.
The same committee reported against
shortening the morning and evening pray
ers, and minority report was made in IA
vor OF the change.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BosToN, October 9.-The afternoon ses-
sion to adjournment was occupied in dis
cussing the proposed amendment favoring
the shortening OF the morning and evening
prayers. Many OF the speakers were OPP
posed to the amendment.
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n. Gambetta has published his manifesto
to the electors OF the twentieth arrondisse-
lnent OF Paris. Its very bitter In its illusions
to the President and his acts, and expresses
confidence that the result OF the elections
will condemn dictatorial policy, and leave
the chief OF the Executive power, who is
transferred into aplebiseitary candidate, no
alternative but to submit or resign, thus re-
peating the Objectionable phrase for which
he was tried and sentenced to fine and i'm
prisonment. For this NJ. Gambetta is to be
again prosecuted for an outrage against the
magistracy, whose decision had already con-
dcmned him
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Washington.
THE LOUISIANA SENATORIAL CONTEST.


WASHINGTON, D. G., October s.-Judge
Leonard, Republican member OF Con-
press from the Fifth Louisiana district,
formerly represented by General Morey.
who was ousted from his seat by Colonel
Spencer, who vacated it to become CHIEF
Justice under the Nichols government, IS
quoted: Gle did not see how the Senate
could longer refuse to admit Mr.. Eustis.
From party standpoint the Republicans
were bound to admit Pinchback, as he was
part and parcel OF the Kellogg government;
but having declined to do this thing, de-
clared in effect that the seat was vacant from
the time OF Kellogg's resignation to assume
the governorShip OF the State. Such being
the case, the undoubted Legislature or
ganiZed under the Wheeler compromise
clearly had the right to I'll the vacancy.
Judge Leonard says he remembers having
heard Mr.. Morton declare that the seat be-
longed either to Pinchback or Eustis, and
that he asked Morton il he could see where
the forms OF law had not been complied
with in the election OF Mr.. Eustis, and that
the public would stultiiy themselves If they
kept the State unreprcsented."
TIE Observation-Disclosures COrNTERFEITs-
SUPREME COURT MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, October S.-The counter
felt thousand-dollar greenbacks, three OF
which have been placed, have the portrait
OF Robert Morris, and no Vignette.
The business OF the Supreme Court was
confined to-day to the admission OF f1edS-
lings to practice; among them are FL. \.
Norbert and D. A. Troy, OF Montgomery,
Ala. Also, A. NJ. Handy, OF Mississippi,
was admitted. Chcf-Justice Waite en-
nounced that the Court would tomorrow
commence the call OF the docket under the
Goth rule.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, d. G., October S.-Secrc-
tarv Sherman, with a number OF his subor-
dinates, to-day left for Ohio for voting pl'r-
poses.
The Supreme bench, with the exception
OF Judge Hunt, called OH the President this
evening.
The committee appointed to investigate
the Interior Department fire report unan-
mously it was the work of an incendiary.
The President is loosely quoted that he
will fill the vacant seat on the Supreme
bench by person from the South not over
sixty years old. Harlan, OF Kentucky, and
Hunt, OF Louisiana, are favorites among
those who augur from his EXcellency's eN-
preston.
Blackburn Of Kentucky has arrived.
Morrison OF Illinois is reported as OPP
posed to the TayaS-Paciic railroad, which
is equivalent to retiring from the contest for
Speaker.
The employees OF the House, many OF
whom are gentlemen Of influence, favor
generally the present incumbents.
Senator Dennis, of Maryland, will be in
his seat on the 10Th.
Justice Hunt was in town, and 1t IS limited
failed to accompany his brethren in their
usual pilgrimage to the White House in the
interest OF NIr. Conkling.
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The Infe DIR. Duncan.
| MEMORIAL. SERVICES OF CALVARY CHURCI
| SOUTH-TRIBUTE TO TIE DECEASED.

MEMORIAL SERVICES OF CALVARY CHURCH
SoUTH-TRIBUTE TO THE DECEASED.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
South, at Greene and German streets, Rev.
Alpheus W. Wilson pastor, was re0pened
yesterday, after having been closed for some
time for repairs. A large congregation was
present at the morning service, at which
time the pastor preached. In the afternoon
memorial services in respect to the late DR..
Duncan, president OF the Randolph-Macon
College, were held. The attendance was
large. The services were participated in
by Rev. Alphcus W. Wilson. pastor; Rev
Mr.. Gardener, of Emmanuel chuch; Rev.
". w. Walker, of Trinity; Rev. John
A. Kern, Central church; and Rev.
G. c. Biting, of Franklin-Square Bap-
fist church. An address upon the
life and character of the eminent
theologian was made by Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
q lifelong friend Of DR.. Duncan. Balti.
more especially had an interest in the de-
ceased. Here much OF the best work of his
life was done; here thousands have felt the
spell OF his matchless eioquence and been
charmed with him in social life, and here
his death has thrown gloom over many
homes and given shock to all who knew
him. or the characteristics which endeareO
him to so many, none was more prominent
thon his nerYect honesty, He was the same
under all circumstances. Those who kne"
him socially can all testify that he was pre-
eminently social man. His fund OF hu'
NOR was inexhaustible and his CONVERSE
tional powers brilliant. But in his humol
there was never any bitterness or malice
He had peculiarly active and inqulsitlV,e
mind, was thoroughly acquainted with al
forms OF modern inidelity; but while mas.
tering them never fora moment wavered
In his faith.
Rev. G. c. Biting followed in brief ad.
dress, contining himself to a statement Of
the close relations which had existed be.
tween himself and the deceased. The music
OF the occasion consisted Of an opening cho'
rus, 81 heard a voice from Heaven; q
chant, Crest, Spirit, rest"; "Softly now
the light OF day" and the doxology. The
leader OF the choir was j. j. Dorsey; the
bass, George Schultz; tenor, j. h. Hopper
alto, Miss Anna Linthicum; soprano, Mis-:
N. Marriott; with Professor Pearson, or
ganist. baltimore Gazette, Sth.
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THE FEVER AT PORT ROYAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
TIE PROPOSED KNIGHTS TEMpLAR'S VISIT T


TIE PROPOSED KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S VISIT TO
PARIS. f.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-Philadelphia
Commandery, No. 2, knights Templar,
which is making arrangements to attend the
Paris Exposition OF 1878, Is in receipt OF 4
letter from Z. w. Seward, acting secretary
of State, which answers the question
whether the Commandery would be per-
mitted to wear their side-arms in France.
The acting secretary informs the Com
mandery that the French Government will
accord them permission to wear the insignia
in the meetings Of their various corporations
while IN France, but that they should alb
stain from wearing them in public. ..'.
RESUMPTION OF WORK IN THE COAL REGIONS.
PlTTsToN, PA, October S.-This morning
the employees OF the Pennsylvania Coal
Company resumed work, but the car-run-
ners on the heavy-gravity track were pre-
vented from shipping coal over the Hawley
and Erie road to New York by the results
OF an act of incendiarism on the Spring
brook trestle-work protection from striking
agitators.
The men in the employ OF the company
are exasperated ut this second attempt OF
the strikers at this same point, and by the
same means, to deprive them OF work.
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THE RESIGNATION OF THOMAS Il. SHARP
Mr.. Thomas Il. Sharp, who for five years
past has been the master Of transportation
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, succeed
ing the late William Prescott Smith, has
been elected president of the Long Island
railroad, which extends from Long Island
City to Sag IIarbor. and will enter upon the
duties Of hls new office during the present
week. 1t is expected that his resignation as
master OF transportation will be read on
"Wednesday at the meeting OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad directors. His with
drawal from the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road is said 10 have been the result OF
issues growing out OF the late strike OF
the employees. one OF which was his un-
popularity with The train-hands and others,
who believed him responsible for some of
the reductions made in their wages. His
conduct during and succeeding the strike
gave much dissatisfaction to the people
along the line or the road in Maryland and
West Virginia, and through this an element
not in his favor was formed among the
Board OF Directors. 1t is generally under
stood that he will be succeeded as master OF
transportation by Mr.. William NJ. Clements,
his present assistant. who is. to all ntent>
and purposes, fulfilling the duties OF the Of
fee alrcady.-BdHimore american, 9th.
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YESTERDAYS TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
EMBRACING MATTERS At HOME
AND ABROAD.

THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION AT BOSTON;
THE WEST VIRGINIA DIOCEsE-CoLLAPsE
OF A CALIFORNIA BANK-vARIoUs NEWS
ITEMS FROM wAsHINGTON-THE LOUISE
ANA sENAToRsHIp; PINCHBACK's SEAT
THE SOUTH CAROLINA PR1NT1N G
FRAUDs-LATEsT FROM THE CITY OF
xICO-YELLOW.FEyER REPORT; NINE
NEW CASES OF FEVER AT FERNANDINA
AND THREE DEATHS ON sUNDAY-sTA-
BLEs BURNED AT ERIE, PA.-CHoLERA1S
JAPAN AND CIIINA-PROPosED VISIT OF
PHILADELPHIA TEMPLARs TO TIE PARIS
EXPOsITION-THE EASTERN WAR, &C. &C.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
nnFnb 1879

t1NtstN AMI Z LoOH GAS11S1AN1I.
RICHMOND. October s, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 40 bushels. Red. 1854 BUSH
els: OF which 500 bushels were exhibited.
CORS.-AiEei, ! 90 bushels.
OATS.-592 bushels
TIMOTHY SEED.-20 bushels.
FLOuR.-Exra. 800 barrels; family, 100 barrc's.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, "a bushels prime on private
terms: IL bushels nj $40; 100 bushels very good
at S14S; 172 bushels at x1.45- total, 39S bushels.
Red, $50 bushels Fultz at S1.35; so bushels good
Lancaster at S1.47; 81 bushels prime FutZ on
private terms bushels very good mixed at As
1852 bushels common Futz at $3.50; II bushels
common Fuliz at rs: 64 bushels Fultz at ST. 0
40 bushels common LANCASTER at $1;35; SO bushels
choice Fnltz at $3.50: "a bushels Fultz at 1913:
31S bushels prime FutZ at 81 80: SIG bushels
prime Lancaster at $3.50: 210 bushels. good Fultz
ut 81 AS; 10 bushels good Lancaster at 81 AZ; ia
bushels good Lancaster at al.45; 354 bushels very
good Lancaster ut so: 70 bushels good Lancaster
at s1:4S; 264 bushels fair Fultz at $1.40; 104
bushels good FuZ at ! AZ: 3S2 bushels very good
Fultz at .46: 200 bushels very good Lancaster N
Sl.53: CT bushels very good Fultz at Sl.4S; 40
bushels iair FultZ at 81 .3s-total. 1866 bushels.
OATs.-16 bushels common spring ut 36c.: 23G
bushels good spring ut 3Sc.: 20 bushels very good
spring ut 3Sc.-total, 272 bushels.
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1xsnIRAsCE CoMPANIEs.

n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN:
IL. SURANCE. AGENTS, 10l4 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MkRC IA TdtnI,nr aS
sURANCE COMPANY, OF London aud Eo,hDnrsi
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cmcif
natl. Oho-asscts over $1,000 900: ,,,n.r,
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COhPAn1
of New Ysrk-assets over 100000 :.
" Arr ASTIC INSURANCE % o M PAN1,
Brooklyn. N. Y. sssets over $5oe;oeo.v - n,oos,
pHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF brooK'
,yn ~ YAassets over S2.500.0O0. ~.
'pptniRTSMuIITH INSURANCE COMPANY.
Portsmouth, Va-assets ovaf $6o,ooo .,.o
mo Losses eauitabiy adjusted and promptly paio al
s st,a 49, ien stven tbereio &C 16
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The abutment OF the iron bridge that
spans the Missouri river at Atchison, Kan
sas, fell on Friday night, fortunately with
out injury to the bridge itself. The con-
struction Of a new abutment, resting and
anchored on the bed rock, vii! be begun
within few days. II ~. ..,'. X,
For services rendered during the Centen-
NAL Exhibition the Hon. A. r. Goshorp
has been created by the Russian Gar q
Knight of the second class, with the star OF
the Order OF st. Stanislaus.
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Soufh Carolina.
TIE REPuRLI

THE REPUBLICAN PRINTING FRAUDS.
COLUMBIA, October S.-Congressman
Smalls had o preliminary examination to-
day. Woodruff testified that he paid Smalls
$4,000 as bride to vote for measure be-
fore the Legislature in 1873. smalls was
held to bail. Maxwell, senator from MARI
boro' county, in default OF bail was imprls..
oned on similar charges. The charges OF
bribery are connected with the printing
swindles Of the Republican Printing Com
pany, Of which Woodruff was the bead
centre. His testimony is based upon a
memorandllm-book he kept in shorthand:
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The Mrs. Il. d. Hayes Temperance So
ciety, OF this city, has adopted resolutions
in favor OF introducing the whiskey bell
punch in this District. A committee has
been appointed to urge upon Congress at
It's approaching session the passage OF o
law similar to that now in operation in Vir-
ginIa.- Washington letter..
[rhe New Orleans Times and the Demo
crdt have both come out for the use OF the
register in that ethyl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER g, 1877.
InnJrED


chandse and passengers, G. W. Allen, Co., agents
Steamer FaDiia, Howe. Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. i. Porter. agens.
Schooner John A. Curtis, Quillan, Philadelphia,
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore. grain,
Dunlop McCance.
Sch oner G. P. Halock. sharrett, New York, coal
Schooner E. l. L. Cordrey, Higbee, Philadelphia,
Schooner William J. Lam bdin, Applcgarth, Bald-
more wheat. Haxsll- Creushaw Company
Schooner Major W. II. Tantum, Shoe, Philadei-
phia. coal. s. II. Halves. n,,.,,,
Schooner Carrie 81. Goodman, Flowers. Phiiadel-
phia coal, Chesapeak and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Hattie f. Moore, Eskridge, New fors,
merchandise, TO order.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers. L. B. Tatum. agent ,
Steamer Bonita Harris, Kings MIL wharf: United
States mail and passengers, .. Schooicraft.
Schooner jamestown, Hazeton, New YORK. Gamer
COAL G.. Storrs, agent.
granite. Curtis K Parker.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
HORSES, MULES. dc.

TORsES AND MULES FORf1r
HasATE-Iust arrived to-day, EORTY6A
Mules and TWENTY ONE HoRsEs-the lowest
nriced Int have received this year Apply af my
stables. Nos. 1903 and 1917 FRANKLIN S'fect' ihe5
are all smooth and nice. ,>,o>-n poscIrIry
oc 8-eodl0t EDhONb bo178iA$S-As
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YellOW-Fevcr.
NEW CAsEs-ADDIT1ONAL DEATI

NEW CASEs-ADDIT1ONAL DEATHS.
JACKSONVILLE, October SHINE new
cases of yellow-fever were reported at Fer
nandina on Saturday and three deaths Sum
day, and to-day five new cases and one
death. DR.. I. p. Wexford, one OF the ply
sicians who went to Fernandina from this
city when medical aid was asked for, is
among the sick. ...f
THE FEVER AT PORT ROYAL.
AUGUSTA. GA, October S.-TWo new
cases and one death from yellow-fever have
occurred at Port Royal since Saturday.
There are forty-two cases in all.
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1O77 FALL AND WINTER. 1877.
WINES, LIQUORS, dc.

n J. REILLY IL CO., No. south Fiji
. teeuth street, agents for BALTIMORE BREW
FPY,S celebrated MALT LIQUORS. The very best
Ale. PORTER, LAGER-BEER. TONIC and OF.
IOWA BEER, POP, sODA-WATER, CiDEk,
EINGER-ALE &C., delivered In any part'0f The city
~ s0c ner dozen PURE CIDER VINEGAR. soc.
per gallon, or Ave gallons for $3.50. WORCESTEk-
SHIRE SAUCE on draft. sc 1S-tm
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California;.

ANOTHER BANK COLLAPSED. \ .s
SAN FRANCISCO. October s.--The Pioneer
Land and Loan Bank has gone into liquida-
ton; liabilities, S1,250,000.
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ffiOIIr.

Fine. :I.5O: supcrfne. S5.5O@S5.7J: extra Sill
perne, $6.25MsG.50; common family. S7@ $3.50
fancy family and City Mills, Ssta*S.25.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

MONDAY, October s, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 81 hogshcais aud
8 tcrccs. The offerings az auction on Change were
90 packages: of which number % were taken III.
and the remainder sold al prices rangin. from 81
q S1l.hn.
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NEW STORE !.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
NREAI III NAN TVN. -
COURTNEY & POWELL'S.
429 EAST BROAD SIRE Eft.

We have now In store the largest and best assorted
stock We have ever offered 10 the public.
DRESS GOODS
in I'LL the nCw ana desirable fabrics, OF Tie choicest
designs ut the lowest prices.
= full assortment of
MOURNING GOODS
very moderate in price, and unsurpassed In quality
and finish ~ >
WHITE GOODS
OF every description: DAMASKS. LINENS, MUS
LINS. VICTORIA LAWNS. NAINSOOkS.
PIOUES. MANUFACTURERS &C.. nj popular
prices.
BLACK AND CuI.ORED SILKS
all qualities and prices. our stock of
CASSIMERES. FLANSELS, AND BLANKETS
were selected with great AMI win merit your
special examination.
MERINO AMID WOOL UNDERWEAR
for ladies, gentlemen, ad children. made special
ty In this department stock Is always complete
and beyond the competition Of any house In the
city.
Look at our WHITE SHIRTS for 81. sc 25
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October S.-GoId opened at 1O2t7
.Nonn.-Stocks buoyant. Money, 7 per cent. Gold,
lO2k. EYchange-Long, 4s1; Short. 4S6. State
bonds quiet. Governments active.
EpcnI nO.-Money active; offered 1t per cent.
Sterling quiet. Gold dull at 102k. Governments
steady new SIS, 6S. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October S.-Virginia 6'S. deferred.
81; consolidated. 5Sh: second series, AZ: North
Carolina 6s. cid. 16. Bid to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

A sCULL-RAcE-No BRAINS INVOLVED.
MORT LAKE, October ga single scull-
race for G400 and the championship was
rowed on the Thames to-day from Putney
to Mort Lake between Higgins and Boyd.
Higgins defeated Boyd, the champion. The
betting was seven to four in favor OF Boyc.
HIGGINS AHEAD.
LONDON. October s.-Higsins won the
boat-race to-day by six lengths. Time, a
minutes and 10 seconds.
STEAMER ASHORE.
LONDON, October S.-The steamer Corn
wall, Captain Williams, from New York for
Bristol, is ashore in the Avon near Bristol.
1t is hoped she will float at high water
Italy and Germany.
ALLIANCE CONCLUDED.
BERLIN, October S.--The NorddentSchc
ANge1neine ZeittnJ confirms the statement
that no alliance has been concluded between
Italy and Germany. 1t says: "Any nego-
tiations which may be pending would have
no aggressive significance, but would tend
to secure the cohesion OF Germany and Italy
should they find themselves after the French
elections confronted by clerical. and con-
seGuently aggressive. France"
China and Japan.
THE CHOLERA GAINING GROUND.
SAN Francisco, October S.-The steam
ship Belgio has arrived. The Asiatic
cholera is gaining Roadway in China and
Japan. Foreigners, so far, are exempt.
Foreign ships OF war have all left the har.
bors to avoid the disease.
Affairs at Kagoshira are unchanged. \
small band OF rebels still hold out.
War News from the East.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT-TIIE COLD WEATHER.
LONDON, October S.-A Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says A telegram from
Orchanie states that it is reported there that
twenty-four Turkish battalions, escorting &
convoy to Pleyna, have defeated Russian
detachment sent to oppose them.
A Reuter- telegram from Bucharest states
that the frost and storm have rendered the
Slstova and 'Nicopolis bridges impracticable
for vehicles the last two days.
THE PACIFIC INTENTIONS OF SERyIA-RUSSIAS
LOSSES.
LONDON. October S.-A Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says: The Servian
diplomatic agent has formally renewed to
the Porte assurances Of the pacific inten.
tions OF Serva. \ dispatch received to-day
from Mukhtar Pasha increases his former
estimates Of Russian losses during the re-
cent fighting to 1900, and places the loss oil
the Turks at $500.
CHANGE IN COMMANDERS.
LONDON, October S.-The Russian Neu
Times publishes a special dispatch from
Gorney otuden which says General Prince
Meritinsky has been appointed chief OF the
general staff OF the general Russo-Roma.
MAN army before Plevna, General Zota1
taking command OF General Meritinsky's
corps.
MILITARY OPERATIONS INTERPRETED WITH By
BAD WEATHER.
CoSsrANT1NopLE, October s.-Extremely
bad weather prevails. Snow and rain are
continually falling. The unfayorable wea-
Their, it is thought, will suspend operations
in Rulparia and the Balkans.
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Fire Record.

STABLES BURNED AT ERIE.
ERIE, PA, October S.-Sterayt's livery
stables have been burned, with thirteen
horses
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Indlana.
SENATOR M'poNALD's REASONS FOR PAIRING
FIFTH SENATOR NORTON.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8.-Senator Nc
Donald will publish an address tomorrow
giving his reasons for visiting Senator Nor
ton and Offering to pair off with him in the
coming session OF the Senate.
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If Won want DRESS GOODS of every style and
uIality 20 TO CARDOZO, FOURQTTREAS& CO.'S,
where YOU will have the largest stock to be found in
the city 10 select from.
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dress on receipt Of Is cents.
j. T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
sells 1l12 Main street.
DARENTS, PUPILS, AND TEACHERS
will find large assortment Of
SCIlOOL-BOOKS.
for sale at
LOWEST PRICES,
JT. ELLYSON'S BOOKSTORE.
liz MAIN STREET,
three doors above Dispatch Office.
Fau 2SI
ALL THE SCHOOL-BOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
FOR SALE AT
LOWEST PRICES
1T. ELLYSON, bookseller,
au2s 1l12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-09

If you want BLANKETS, 20 to CARDOZ0,
FOIRQUREAN CO.'S. They have thcm Us 10"
as % and rs high rs $lS per pair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-09

Buy your MERINO SHIRTS at CARDOZO,
FOUROUREAN & CO.'S. Eou will get the best
quality and ut the lowest prices.